Wyoming Memorial High School - Monument Yearbook (Wyoming, PA)

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class HISIIDI2 After our summer leave was over, we started out on our second voyage. To take command in our junior year we elected the following: President, Dick Millerg Vice-President, Janice MacDonaldg Secretary, Ruby Dixon: Treasurer, Rinaldo Orlandini supervised by Miss Regina Mondlad and Mr. John Mills. Cookie Koslick was elected to replace Ruby Dixon as Secretary because Ruby moved to the Middlewest. Our crew was granted an evening's leave to once again attend the annual Weiner Roast. Dick Miller, Stan Wateski, Zig Pieszala and Tom Endrusick helped to win the biggest football game of this year, the Thanksgiving Day game. Our next venture was the Gettysburg Trip. Our guides were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russ and Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Jones. We docked in Harrisburg where we ate chow in the Governor's Room in the Penn Harris Hotel. After chow we sailed on toGettysburg. At Gettysburg we visited the Cyclorama and toured the battle field. In the Spring of '57 we began making plans for the Junior Prom. On May 24 we sailed out to the island of Wyoming where our Prom was held. The gym was beautifully decorated in pastel shades. The music of Frankie Reynolds' Orchestra cast a romantic spell over all. This memora- ble evening brought a happy close to our sec- ond voyage. ...La-.. X

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class HISIIOR On September 7, 1955 the colors Blue and White were chosen to represent the class of '58. Our crew of sixty five was now ready to sail the rough waves of high school life. We feared nothing but the Junior and Senior Pirates,' who were always ready to send us retreating to the nearest island for safety. The reason for this necessary retreat was to avoid the initiation into senior high. While anchored in a quiet outlet, the Junior and Senior Pirates captured our crew and initiated them at the Sophomore Reception. Because of our belief in their ability, we chose the following as Captain and Mates: President, Steve Pinenog Vice-President, Cookie Koslickg Secretary, Betty Godlewiczg Treasurer, Joe Grebeck. Super- visors were Mrs. Claire Wyandt and Mr. K. R. Jones. After sailing smoothly for a month we came into port for the annual Weiner Roast at Wolf's Grove. Our next event was the play tournament. We defended ourselves by presenting You Don't Belong to Me, directed by Mrs. Bryden. The crew who helped in making this play enjoyable was Barbara Parra, Barbara Marshall, Joan Harkovich, Frances Bayo, Allan Rapp, Gene Skursky, and Bill Watkins. The remainder of our first voyage was spent in deep thought and study except for our class trip to San Souci Park. The trip was on the last day of school. Most of the boys went swimming while the girls stayed nearer the shore to go on the various rides. Came .T une and we were in dry dock for three months.

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class HISIIOI2 We left port for our third and finalvoyage of high school. We elected the following to guide us through our last year of high school life: President, Bill Watkinsg Vice-President, Linda Hartmang Secretary, Ann Nardoneg Treasurer, Mary Ann Savitsky. Our supervisors for this our last year were Mrs. G. Bryden and Mr. P. Podwika. Tom Endrusick and Barb Parra were chosen Editor and Assistant-Editor respectively. Because of the exciting time we had had at Wolf's Grove the past two years, we decided to dock there once again for our Weiner Roast. Thanksgiving time came and together with the Booster Association we held the Harvest Hop. Music was provided by the famous Rock n' Roll All Stars. On December 13 we presented our senior play Three Blind Dates under the direction of Mrs. D. Mulhern. The cast was as follows: Barb Parra, Barb Marshall, Linda Hartman, Joan Harkovich, Janice MacDonald, Fran Bayo, Allan Rapp, Tom Turonis and John Marshock. Just before our Christmas leave, a party was held at TAC. Pic- tures were taken around the Christmas tree and everyone had a ball. The next social event of the senior year was the crowning of the Queen and King of Hearts. Lois Dilfield and Stanley Wateski were crowned at a party held at TAC on February 15, 1958. We studied hard for our final exams. While waiting for our marks, the gang stood around the juke box at Gina's and listened as it played After School. We all came through with flying colors. The last event of our high school life and the last time we would all be together was the trip to New York. We had a swell time even though some of us had to come home the same day. Z