Black Creek High School - Laurel Yearbook (Rock Glen, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

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QC' S ua- lmwcied 2:46 WUI' 11,41 72:11 ,-hclned 91'- pf, Il Zane! 7754 P b h d by h SENIORS BLACK CREEK TOWNSHIP HIGH SC H001 746 7 All the Worlzfs a Stagef' We, the Senior Class of ,54, have each had a part in this unwritten play. The following pages reveal to you, our audience, how well we have played our parts in the past four years. You will see us at work and at play. The final curtain will fall on our Treasure Book of Memories, and we hope that each scene will provide you with some of the pleasure we have enjoyed while participating in it. SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES ADMINISTRATION SPORTS eaalfeala JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS M--nah-1-rv -QW' .-- M' if 600 To you, MISS Recla, we proudly dedlcate thls Cd1tl0H of The Laurel We here express our appreclatlon for your guldance durlng our four years of hlgh school Whlch helped us to make all our school act1v1t1es a success We offer our smcere thanks and wlsh the hest of luck to a most deservmg person My ' ,J , of hr K, ,Avi Q I fr , ' ,1 gf? - ,. -, . ' ,r e if ' W- K 'sli m ' wif ' L .X H ,yf H 1 4 K I x .pei ., ii' V .1 I I cc as - - . . fa! Jw Ollver Koch Vrce Presldent Gerald Brror Presrdent Warren Zehner Secre tary Harry Brobst Treasurer Louls Martrnr Member 'gacmd af Dwectaw It 1S wrth smcere appreclatlon that we, the Semor Class of 1954, wxsh to thank you, the members of our Board of Dlrectors for the educatlonal advantages you made possrble for us Your coopera t1on and wllllngness to do everythlng you pOSS1bly could 1n our behalf w1ll always be remembered , awww at wlth lS3. for their splendid which they will look to commend each of you who have publication, and I wish each of you cess in future undertakings. f wif? ' ln one another towards its and suc- wfwr V W - W , 'I JW 'FW f densities - ':i: J ' ' . M, lmvftfwgm A , . GERTRUDE A HART MHIIICIIIHIICS 50Cldl Studm and L1brar1.1n ,Ju JOSEPHINE D BUTI Engl h N111 lf am Idtm M Qhogdglifgo gm? alozgw 325 Cl 50 Cr SL 5201 ' A 260 14911178 Cb Mo 9 1960! 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V if Y A ,L , ' wdwiwww' f wh A-4.-J fm - Lf 'x g,,, ,Q If c QZJQRL funn Q95 We began our second year by electing our class offlcers They werel Wldltl President M Mar clnlco Vice President R Lorenzl Secretary and G Rusnock Treasurer We were formally accepted into senior hrgh school at a party held for us by the jumors where we all had a most enjoyable time The dramatic talents of some of our members were displayed m a skit entitled Make Room for Rodney whlch we presented in an assembly pro gram We were well represented at all school act1v1 t1es and thus we exhibited our school Qplrlt N Cdffdlg We began our high school days with a determma tion to do our best Under the CllI'CCtl0H of Miss Recla our advlsor me got right to work We elected four capable offlcers to lead us throughout the year They were J Wldlll Pre ldent R McClynn Vice President E Knelly Secretary and P Yannes Treasurer We chose green and white as our class colors and also purchased class pm it J Wldltl Presldent M Marcmko VICC President E Knelly Secretary and B Foose Treasurer were the officers for our Junior year We had the pleas ure of imtxatmg the Sophomores into senior high school and the party was enjoyed by everyone We purchased our class rlngs The Junior and Senior Prom was financed by the publlshlng of the Bee Cee Journal and a bingo Our Prom theme was Gypsy Serenade and the music was supplled by Gabe Garland. Marilyn Ansbach was ueen of the Prom. The history of our senior year is revealed on the following pages. ff' 1 s V k' A ff! ff , A l i SENIOR CLASS GFFICERS l'rgg1'1lgnf John W'iditz Secretary Elvil KIIPH5 Vice PFETSIDIIPIII N1ii'llZl9l Marcwinku 1'r0,,5,,,,,, William Fousc JOHN Armmuciu guy. Sturliuus amz' ruzfrtcozzs, l1c's qnivl and shy, When he gets lo be lrnuwn, IIPWS II H2111 IIIDVP Basvball 1-2-3-4, Basketball Manage-r 2-3-4. Bm' Coe- Staff. Ilaurc-l Staff. Tvvflnivul Staff x Intramurals 1-2-4, Baseball 3-4, Bee Cee Staff, Laurel Staff, Technical Staff. WILLIAM Fooss A well-renowned man of learning, For a goarl joke he is always yearning. Class Offivvr 3-4, Technical Staff. Intramurals 1-2, Laurel Staff, Bee Cec- Staff, 1-:sf STEPHEN KLESH Handsome, good-natured, and full of fun, Has a smile thafs admired by everyone. Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Bee Cee Staff, Play, Laurel Staff. THOMAS HOFFMAN Tom is a fellow who is not very tall, But he's made many friends and is liked by all. ELVA KNELLY When in her rlasses, she's up to par In her career, shell! surely go far. Pep Club 1-2-3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, Intramurals l, Class Officer 1-3-4, Technical Staff, Bee Cee Staff, Laurel Staff. RENO LORI-:Nz1 This jolly lad is our Pontiac man, Helps out the class whenever he can. ,gre-ix if no QQZBA B l lllll .gf t Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 3-4, Laurel Staff, Play, Class Officer 2, Bee Cee Staff. 4? Jigga MICHAEL MARCINKO Mike, our philosopher, a genius with glasses, Whose favorite delight is debating in classes. Class Officer 2-3-4, Baseball l-2-3-4, Intra- murals l-2-3-4, Technical Staff, Bee Cee Staff, Laurel Staff, Basketball Manager 1 Bee CEP Staff, Laurvl Staff. Technical Staff. JEAN NICAFEE HPfP'.S a rllarnzing, frifnflly gal, You Fflllllllllf final a better pal. Staff. LOUISE PEDRIANI A lass who is always so neat, Has a smile' that r'an'I bf' beat. ljvp Club l-2-3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, Clwvrlvadvr 3-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Play. Bm- Cm- Staff. Laurel Staff. ii ei sr 3 Pe-p Clulm 1,2-3-4, FHA l-2-3-4, lntramurals 1-2-3-4, 'I'f-rrlmival Staff. Bw- Cm- Staff, Lauri-l .lox-31, MYERS Tlzf' flcfpvmlallle' artist I ,IIS wlass, Has marle many ,lrienrlslnps that will last. GEORGE RUSNOCK He's a hard working member of our Class, Whose selling ability is hard to surpass. ENES ROAss This is our 1-heerleader full of vitality, Shels sure to go far with her pleasing per- sonality. Pep Club 1-2-3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4. Cllvvrleader 3-4, Play, Bef- Coe- Staff, Laurel Staff. it . 2 X r QW 355219 5' s Y A iff 1- -y w, -. Nazi O 1 M 2 EDWARD SCIIIEFER With his i7IfPlllgPHf'C, Erlrlie shoulrl go far ln P. of ll. 1-lass, he's always up to par. Intramurals l-2-3-4, Bw Cm- Staff. Laurs-l Staff, Play. s. X . . P' r 'Pt 4303! 'fikf 2 . 2 was ' - Q , X iff? f Jw ' Y , 5 - 4 Basketball 1, Baseball 1 lntra murals 2-3. Officer 2 Laurel Staff, Iles- Cr-c Staff, lmhmcal Www Staff. 'YN lntramurals 1-2-3-4, Play, lim- Cvf' Staff, Laurvl Staff. 2.1 NANCY T0LoT'1'1 Our own lAlI1'UllllIGfGlIlP Hora l1P1'ilIF.H Her future we hope will work out just fine. Pvp Club 1-2-3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4. lntrarullralb l-2-3-4. Play. llm- Cm-0 Staff. Laurel Staff. fy .. , , jf? ' , 2 I 4 fvywgl wan., KEITH ULSHAFER Intelligent, reliable, anrl sinfere, We wish him SIIITPSS in his Air Force Career. Intramurals 1-3, Baskr-tlrall 2-4, llasketball Manager 1, Bee Cm- Staff, Laurel Staff, Tech- nical Staff. EMILY L'LsuAFER A pal who is full of fun, Can get along with anyone l'e'rsm1r1liIy plus ll 1L'iHIII'Ilg srllilv, Silt' is IIIIUIUII for nmrzy II milv. Pvp Cflulm 1-243-4. I .lI.A. 1-2-3-fl. lntramurulf JOHN WYIDITZ Our lrllvrllffrf Ilflll Jill-gfflf flflxlfvl- lm!! star. In his linfmfs rzmbifiml, he oughl to go fur. linmwou URIMIN l-2. Play. lim- C4-1' Stuff. lluurm-I Stull. fu .Jn K M, sig it l wp- 'lg PAUI, YANNrcs Paulif' is always lmppy 11n1l,::r1y, We all lrnow that he will slay that way. Laurvl Staff, llvl- CW Stull. Class Offlvvr Play. llasvlmall 2-3, liaskvllwall 1-2-3-4. If 3--1, L.lllSS lil fuff. l.aurm-l Staff '1' Cm' NI llzlskvllvul l l-2-3--1. llasvlrall 1-2 Office-r 1-2-3-4, Play Q-.M , -2 .Q .. A mf ,,x, i pwpdeccf l nw ,bv i 466 We the Class of 1954 about to depart 1nto a world of uncertalntles and hardshlps do hereby make the followrng bequests We hope that the benef1c1ar1es of th1s testament w1ll use these ltems to thelr hlghest C3p3C1ty To our Alma Mater we bequeath our thankfulness that we were able to spend the happlest days of our llves here To the faculty school dlrectors and our Prlnclpal Mr Schnelder we bequeath our deep apprec1at1on gratefulness and slntere gratltude for helplng us to reach our goa To the Junlor Class we bequeath our IllCI'ltOI'1Ol1S deeds so that they may become proud and happy SCHIOTS To the Sophomore Class we bequeath our Hblllty to overcome the many hard obstacles whlch are golng to confront them 1n the1r last years of school To the Freshman Class we bequeath our many good tlmes and our school sp1r1t whlch we hope they will use 1n thelr future years We bequeath lndlvldually the followmg Reno Lorenzl s ablllty of playmg basketball to George Hart Elva Knelly s scholastlc ab1l1ty to Janxe Elsenman Joel Myer s Atlas bulld to Joe Chyko Paul Yannes flghtmg sp1r1t 1n basketball to Joe Hama Eddle Schxefer s ablllty to get 1nto trouble to Paul Harmon George Rusnock s huntlng record to Whltle W1HCh0Ck Emlly Ulshafer s love for danclng to Mary Lou Moff Steven Klesh s pleaslng personallty to all future Senlor boys Kelth Ulshafer s Trlg record to all future Academlc students Nancy Tolottl s trtle as Mlss Hlgh School to one of the Junlor glrls Mlke M3fClHkO s expresslve ab1l1ty to P O D to Kenny Drelsbach John Ambruch s Inanaglng record to Earl Myers Enes Raoss love for one man to Paulme Gottsteln Thomas Hoffman s cowboy drxvlng to Marlon Frederlck Bllly Foose s ablllty as a p1an1st to Nancy Pekala Eleanor Urban s boy frlends to Margaret Grusetkle Loulse Pedrlanl s famous glggle to Joan Zehner John W1d1tZ s ab1l1ty as class presldent to all future pres1dents ln witness whereof we set our hands and seal to thls our last w1ll and testament Srgned and Sealed CLASS of 1954 W . 7 9 7 K 1 7 ' 7 7 ' 7 5 i ' l. , , 7 V . . 7 ., . . . , . . . ,Q . ,, . , . , . . . . . Jean McAfee's towering height to Patsy Moscon. . . , . . . 7 ' CC ' ' 73 ' . , . , . . . ' 5 GS ' 97 ' ., . ,, . . ,, . . . . , . . . as 1, . , . , A . . , . . . . . , . . . . , . . . . ., . . . , . . . . , . - I 4.1 v Ax an a-ff H A f 'QW lywm ,gg 'ap ew n,.liu'w iff? 45, Q. '4 uf l. . 0 56026024 The Juniors are a small hut im- portant group in our Senior High. They have shown their interest in all sc-liuol activities especially spurts. and have representatives on huth the basketball and cheering squacls. Their activities this year inc-luclecl an lnitiation Party. a Junior Bingo, the Bee Cce Journal. and the Junior-Senior Prom-all melnorahle functions. Best of luck and success in your Senior year. '3 M72 QQ. el? CLASS OFFICERS President N. Pckala Secrelary Nqnqlt Vice Presirfent T. Klesh Treasurer C' W111fl1qy1k CLASS OFFICERS President Y, , ,,,777, , P. Smith Secretary , J. Konschnick Vice President SSSSSAS ,c to S. Chyko Treasurer , 7 , - ,, ,7,, ,, ,,,, A S L. Margle 0' The Sophomore class is one of the most active groups in our school. With all the vim and vitality they have shown in cheering, basket- ball, and other activities, they are sure to he very successful through- out their remaining high school days. We wish them luck in all their future undertakings. Mr. Magill, their advisor, is certain to guide them very efficiently and successfully. aff: silt Wh . , AE Second row K Myers G Hart A Nenstlel Mr Magill Class Advisor P Smith J Devaney, J. Konschmck l'1rst row V Rusnotk A McAfee 'Nl hager J 'Nlarlulko C. U1 hafer E. Benjamin. M Yurcho I Nlargle R llfwoski Absent S fhyko R llallao ,I Hama R Iomko. This class is composed of nineteen capable and energetic boys and girls. Their main activities this year were choosing a class pin and class colors. Some of the members of the class have shown real school spirit by heeoming members of the basketball and cheering squads. Under the guidance of Miss Hott. they will surely succeed in all their endeavors. Best wishes. Frosh. WINE f 5 QQ' .xi www 06,011 President Q Tolotti Secrfmry J Selwell Vice Presirlenl Second row: J. Chyko, S. Tolotti R Croll N Hoffman Miss Bott Cla s Advi or N Warren R Keyser, J. J. Tomko. First row P fott tmm J Seiwell P Kishhaugh T 'Nlylet W 51 hell J Fahringer, J. Marheklo, P.Ph1ll1ps M Moff Absent J Elsenman W Hutton J Kishbaugh J Lescowitch, B. Logar, F. Milo! J Tomko 1. ,ws , f W-sf s I 4 'Z is 5? gms 'liliv Figlitll flrfulv wllivll is coin 10011 lvms is lull of lmri 'lil lersun jf 7 x llllllf'S mul is certain In ln- ai as 3 SUi't't'SSllIl gruup umli-r Ilia' vapu- lilm- supvrvisiml of Mr. l,Ullll'Sllf. -N 'X 'V' llwy limi- ilisplziyc-ml ri-all Siflltltll spirit lvy Ililflllillilllllgl in all thi- Q 'L 4' xllws lllflbllglllrlll llils me wrym, u a svllnul yi-ur. Wi- xxisli llwm sm'- vvss in gill ilu-ir future' mars all QM-fi? , J V CLASS OFFICERS - l'rcsi1l4-ffl G. IH-kula Sm-rclary P. Mr-C, s l'ir'1' l,l'1'SI'Il1'lIf ll. lirinr Tfl'IISllfl'I' P. I-'hilli rs Q v as nl li inrum 1 an f Illll 0 ll l IU 11 lII'tIl HIM lll I1 llllllw l'.Ill1lll'1. . ' ' . , . ' .'. . ' I ,. . 11011, A' I . ' 't'!'. . , ' . . ' ' ' . . Hiisniwlx. sc-ml uf fuiirtf-cn girls and tlilr- m 1 4 , x .. 66466114 Qmde illlltf Seventh Grade consists of twelve girls ancl nine boys who have enterecl nholeheartetlly into nur sclinul activities. anrl have clis- played their keen salesnlanship zilrility in the magazine vanipaign. lfnclcr the helpful guiclance of Mr. Tolotti. we are cmllicielit they will linrl this year very gratifying and enjoy future siivvess at Black Creek. . 7 5 Fx ' x 2 fl tv sll 1 'N - ti: he t 4 A Ct .- ' CLASS OFFICERS ,1',4,gtgl',1mf , M. Tomko Secrclary S. Guflif-h Vice lfresjflgnf M. Hurt TTFIISIITCI' l,. Bertnlfli , Er , Q,h Q gb .5 I F s f vi is ' f',, 1 5 Aw K 55? 5 x ,D ,ff , 14 Rf' ff ' if Me . 4 1 p J' W ' sh' -V n?44l'gs-Ad SA ja -rr ' ' Q 2 Q f ll F2 A . - N f' il M 4. wa., X mx V , ,- .X .. , plum L,,-. ffl: I I l I W ,k in I 4, 'fa lil we M5655 '- , , f, V .vw A , .H X ti' 1 em 2442 Staff 1 7.7 JOHN Vw IIJI Fl Rl INU IOIH Nfl Avszslanl Erlztar H1 8111158 llllllflb 1 X! KNF Illfllflllfllff 5 's. KILITH UI NHAFFR Nlli HXFI N1 XR! IINKO Lzt FI wary rltur Sports Ilfllv W LITEHAR Y COMMITTEE W. Ifoufv. I,. P1-driuni. N. Tnlutti. .I NIV:-r-. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Standing: E, Svhiz-fvr, S. KI:-sh, P Yann:-s. T. Huffman, Svatvdz I. Am llruvli. C. Kllxlmvk. TYPING COMMITTEE J. MCAf+-c-, E. Urlmn. E. Ulshaff-r. I-I. Raoss. I Our Laurel Staff prvsc-nts this edition as il pictorial rvvurcl of the- ovunls at Black Creek High. Wilh- uul lilo full mmpcralimi of ull IIN-sv vomniitlm- lneniiwrs. TIw Luurvlu vuulml not Iizivc In-011 IIIITIIISTIUIT. VIP Iiupv it will bring swim- i'lljUfllN'Ili to ull. 'B ff, .ff Ji an .Ll 'lt dam P644 On November 20. we presented our first play. a three-act comedy. entitled Hilarity Housef' Under the capable supervision of Miss Bott and Miss Recla, the play was acclaimed a success by all. We hope that the next production will meet with equal results. The F.H.A. is also a very pop- ular organization in our school. lt consists of thirty-eight members from the ninth to the twelfth grades. The main purpose of this cluh is to prepare the girls to be- come capable future homemakers. It is under the competent super- vision of Miss Paul, who replaced Mrs. Walp as our home economics instructor at the beginning of this school term. The one major activ- ity was a confetti dance which was a rousing success. Best of luck in the future! T lixafa-X vi' o Q ffl 5 f fl '2- 2 9 am S' 451 to 0 NEW H0 2, ' 'LN is .1 ,Q fi. V -mt. , Q.. I ilk President ,...,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,t.,,,,. Elva Knelly Vice President H , ,s,s,s Nancy Tolotti Secretary .. .,s,.s,,, s,,ss. J ohn McAfee Treasurer .,,.,,,,,, ,,,, , A, , Enes Raoss Faculty Advisor ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,i,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i Miss Paul ?e,b ec! The Pep Club is the largest and most active group in our school. lts membership which totals lilly- three consists of girls from the seventh to the twelfth grades. lts purpose is to arouse school spirit at basketball games. Their activi- ties this year included a Hallo- ween party, Christmas party, and a party at the end of the school year to honor the basketball play- ers and cheerleaders. Under the capable supervision of Miss Bott. we know that the club will con- tinue to be a success in future years. Cb' xt, fl A 0 spa Q I The selling of magazines is an annual undertaking of our Junior-Senior High School. The profits are used for worth-while projects. The campaign is conducted on a competitive hasisfhoth class and individual awards are made. Pictured at the right are the high salesmen of the campaign: Patricia Moscon, Gary Houseknecht, George Ambruch. whey The Bee Cee Journal which is published each year by the Junior Class is their portrayal of events in school life at B.C.T.H.S. This publication consists of original compositions, poetry, art, news, and humor. Under the leadership of Miss Hart, class advisor, and a very industrious staff, the journal was a huge success. Q-fr FN. i Q rife mime 2 .-jf' X f E ff' r wai ts 'Il' ff? Iwi aw-N 3 Q QR a L 2 ' 5 I ' f gg J? N Qwggf 5 ' fwgf L ipf, , EQHHEFQQN : 1 'A' 1 25254 37? Emi ,gg ? E35 g VH SH V, Q,',?g? wh. 14,4 scawz my 5,4441 NANCY STEPHEN TOLOTTI KLESH JL. is is -cz? Enes Raoss, Linda Margle, Cecelia Supon, Doris Mumaw, Louise Pedriani, Margret Grusetskie, Violet Rusnock, Nancy Pekala. ENES RAOSS Captain awe? This year's Varsity squad which consists of eight girls, two Seniors, four Juniors, and two Sophomores, has proven itself to be a worthy group. No game would have been complete without these peppy girls, who with our loyal fans encour- aged our boys in every contest. We want to congratulate this faithful squad for the splendid job they have done. LOUISE PEDRIANI Co-Captain 'J -ew Kneeling: Wanda Schell, ,loan Fahringvr, Patsy Kishbaugh. Pauline Phillips. Standing: ,lK'i1IlIlt' Kishbaugh, Judy Seiwcll, Rose Marie Dewoski. f Our ,layvee squad consists of seven girls, all are Freshmen except for one Sophomore. With colorful gold blouses and blue corduroy skirts and weskits. these girls aclclecl much zest to the games. Snappy in dress, snappy in action. they are a group of which Black Creek is proucl. Front row: Paul Yannes, Keith Ulshafer. Stew-n Kle-sh, John Witlilz, Reno l,or4-nzi, Charles Win- ehock, Joe Podlesny, coach. Back row: John Amlmrueh, Nlanager. ,lov Hama. Art Nenstiel. llernarnl Nenstiel, Kenneth Drieslmaeh, Manager. Wdftdilfy Although the lack of height was very critical, our varsity had a fair record of 10 wins and l2 losses. This reeord does not indicate the fighting spirit that always prevailed at our games. We had excel- lent victories over Nuremhurg, Weatherly', and Foster Township. Senior regulars who are Reno Lorenzi, Paul Yannes. John Widitz, and Steven Klesh, will he missed greatly next year. Keith lllshafer. a rlepenclalmle sulw, will also he miss- ed. g'Whitiei' Wiriczhoek, a regular. will he the only repeater on next year's squad. llnder classmen will he relied upon to make up our varsity next year. Although there will he lack of height and exper- ience. spirit and zest will carry out the tradition of a fighting. never die squad. 5 1,v , e. S-4' W 4,4 ,wf Front row, left to right: Joe Podlesnyg Coach, Joe Hamag Sylvio Tolotti, John lLt'bCllVNliCh lltrnard Nenstiel, Stephen Chyko. Back row. Robert Tomko, Managerg Joe Konsehmk, .lim Tomko Art Nenstiel, Francis Milot, Bill Logar, Earl Myers, Manager. Absent: Paul Smith. iww The JAYVEES had a record of 8 wins-13 losses for this season. These future stars hold an import- ant place in Rock Glen because these boys will be future varsity players. The regulars who were Joe Hama, Paul Smith. Art Nenstiel, Stephen Chyko, John Lescowiteh, and Bernard Nenstiel will be depended on to make the varsity squad. We hope all future layvee squads will have as much interest and spirit as this squad did. and to all future basketball players we urge them to play hard and clean and carry on the tradition of Rock Glen teams. X iii- PF ,5 r,,.w N 'QW Front row, left to right: Joe Podlesny, Coach. ,lohn Lescovitz. ,lohn Anihruch. Paul Smith. Mike Marcinko. Back row: Charles Winchock. Joe Hama. Bernard Nenstiel, Steve Klesh. John Widitz. 2? With the coming of Spring another favorite sport of Rock Glen will come into the spotlight. Although it is only second to haskethall in interest, there are many loyal fans. This year's squad will he led by veterans of many years playing, suchoas ,lohn Am- bruch, Steve Klesh, Mike lVlarcinko, John Widitz, and Charles Vvinchock. Many new players are ex- pected to make the squad a fairly good team. Al- though there will he a lack of pitchers, these hoys will make up the difference with a hard hitting attack and a spirit of Hnever give upf' ,ig if PAUL YANNES STEVE KLESH NHKE 'NI MXRCUNKO F S K t I 4 Year ,Han Regular Forward trst trmg a czer Regular Guard SM, Center Dead Shot Dependable Inftelder .Fl Nw KEITH ULSHAFER JOHN AMBRUCH No I .Substitute Hard Hzttlng Outftelrler MW ' 'farm' wx K' , Sq V -'visas 1' s Z zf As we leave the assembly line of school days and enter into the sea of life, we shall begin to reap the benefits of our basic training at B.C.T.H.S. We cannot and will not all be leaders, but as we take orders from our Spiritual Captain we are reminded to put our best foot forward and make the best of whatever goal destiny has in store for us. It is with an air of confidence and a heart full of pride that we sail forth with our motto, Launched, but Not Anchoredf' 746560606 1951 Rose Alleprand1n1 IG a nurse s a1d at Wllhamsport Allen Croll John Dewosky Joe Phllllps and Lenny Rlttenhouse are ln the GCIVICC Genev1eve Foose Marlene Baker Jacquelme Brobst Dolores Dallachlesa Betty Lutz Erma Lupcho Marle Enama and Wllllam Hayle are happ1ly marrled Marlene Dolores Erma Marle and W1ll1am are proud parents Donald Larock Pearl Zehner Lucllle Zanolml and Frank Yannes are resldmg at home Carlon Matyas IS workmg at Wrxght s farm ln Mt Grove Edward Palushock lS attendmg the Bloomsburg State Teachers College Arthur Poncherl lb 1n Bermuda playlng Wllh an orchestra Gene Nardon 15 unemployed at present Theresa WldltZ and Loretta Zanollnl are workmg 1n the Fern Glen factory Steven Tomko IS work1ng 1n New Jersey Jlmmy Nenstlel IS workmg at the Naval Ordnance Laboratory IH Maryland 1952 Leah Schell and AllCC Ambruch are employed at the Nuremberg m1ll Earl Boehmer Albert Dallo and RlCll3I'd Pongrazzl are 1n the SCTVICC Clalr Zehner IS workmg at home Dolores Bones IS work1ng 1n the OfflC6 of the Weston factory Emce Talt and Joan W1d1tz are employed at the Fern C len factory Ruth Lehman IS resldmg and workmg 1n New Jersey Leona Chyko Carollne Chyko and Barbara Helosky are employed 1n Washlngton Joyce Croll and LUIS Ulshafer are workmg 1n Callforma as telephone operators Alma Grelslng and Janet Naus are happlly marr1ed Johannah Makavage IS a nurse s ald at the CClSlIlgC1' HOSPIIHI 1n D3HVlll6 Dolores Margle IS work1ng at Sh1rtcraft 1n Hazleton Gertrude Mylet lb work1ng 1n the Sybertsv1lle factory Randall Matyas IS employed at the Magee Carpet M111 Wayne Kotansky IS work1ng at the Mllco Undergarment Co Dale Wlttlg 15 work1ng at Shultz s Garage Eleanor Zrmmerman IS IH tra1n1ng at the Sacred Heart Hosp1tal 1n Allentown Rlchard Mattxe IS work1ng at the Bon Ton Store 1n Hazleton 1953 Mar1lyn Ansbach Shlrley Flsher Loretta Hutton Don KOHSChH1k Pearl Lutz John Mllot Dennrs Pekala Emery Phrlllps Francrs Rossl Faye Welsh and Nancy Davxs are unemployed at present Rlchard Brohst IS work1ng wlth h1s father Ph1ll1p McGlynn lb 1n sprlng trammg w1th the Dodger s farm club 1n Florlda Wllham Judge IS employed at Landxs Greenhouse Thomas Breslm and James Johnson are attendlng Penn State Center Gladys Dressler IS employed as a stenographer by the Farm Bureau Insurance Company m Bloomsburg Paul Koch and Floyd Frederlck are 1n the servlce Carolyn Harman IS employed at the Hazleton Natronal Bank Lo1s Lehman IS resldmg and workmg 1n New Jersey June Nenstlel IS workmg at the Genettl Super Market Glorla Poncherl IS work1ng at Tobbs Garage 1n Hazleton Mary Theresa Rusnock IS plannmg to begxn her trammg as a nurse at the Hazleton State HOSPIIHI Joseph Supon IS attendmg the McCann s School of Buslness Annabella Ulshafer IS WOIklng at Mountam Manor 1n the Poconos Jean Wldlll IS work1ng m New Jersey i, . .. s s , 1 . v - ., . , , 7 7 ' 1 s s 9 - 1 s 1 . . . . , . J c '. . . Y. , v 7 5 - ' 1 '. s 1 - L 1 . .. . . , . .. . s . 1 1 1 1 a Q 1 v - -s- a .. . ., . . , . 1,1 ,-,-v ., , ' A. .W I Wk ., L. .M paeifj J, , Complimenfs of Your Yearbook Phoiographer CAL R PANE STUDIO and PHOTO SUPPLY SHOP PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY I48 W Broad S+ree'r HazIe+on Pa Phone 6237 Joe Larock HOME FREEZERS MnIIung Parlors Pipe Line Mllkers Milk Coolers Hoi' WaIer Hearers Also Dealer an HAY STRAW and GRAIN Sugarloaf Pa Phone Conyngham 3769 CompIeI'e Line Universal Milking Equipmenf FARM FRESH MILK A+ Your Favorl+e Grocer Or Food MarIce'r FARM OWNED AND OPERATED COOPERATIVE 'N'-... Mamuk almwlfl Ho PAQIIGEIIIZED PTH MILK BEST WISHES from THE PEP CLUB Compllmenfs of HazIe+on Au+o Trade Assoc SCHULTZ S MARC MOTORS EIDAM BROS LYMAN CHEVROLET SHERROCK BROS HAZLETON MOTOR CO HAZLETON BUICK CO. TAUB MOTOR CAR CO. POWER CITY MOTOR CO. WRIGHT MOTOR SALES CO , ' N j , ,r,r1. Q y I I ,.. ll . I ' ,..' ' I-1 21x'coo, 5 :':' WJ' 'af' KI, Compllmenfs of BLOOMSBURC-3 MILLS Esfabl shed I 889 M lls ai' BLOOMSBURG DALLAS LOCK HAVEN Inc Complumenfs of BLOOMSBURG WORSTED MILL BLOOMSBURG PA ROYAL SWAN FOOD STORES HAZLETON WHOLESALE GROCERY CO D sirlbufors Hazlefon Pa Compllmenfs of Jacob Frumkm WHOLESALE msTRuBuToR Ha lefon Pa I 0 i i Complimen+s of . . . O i ' z , . YANNES ComplImen'I's of MEATS and GROCERIES Nuremberg Pa Phone 2644 LUMBER CO C EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER omp me +s of DIal Berwlclr 4548 A FRIEND AMERICAS FAVORITE Complfmenh of POTATO CHIPS Damel Houseknecl'I+ GAS OIL AND ACCESSORIES REPAIRING Rock Glen Pa Famous From Mame +o FlorIda Crispy Fresh Congralulalions TO THE CLASS OF '54 Class of '57 BEST WISHES and SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '54 Class of '56 May Success Be Yours CLASS of 58 CONGRATULATIONS and SUCCESS CLASS OF CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS' Class of 55 CompIlmenI's of JOHN ADAMS Hazlelon Berwick Bus Lune Compllmenls of LEO E DAGOSTIN GENERAL INSURANCE 527 N Broad S+ W H Pho 343I THE PLAIN SPEAKER STANDARD SENTINEL I I '59 I . ' ' HazIe1'on, Pa. . azlefon, Pa. ne Complumenfs of FRANK T HARPER D D S 2 Norfh Broad S+reeI WEST HAZLETON PA Phone Gladsfone 4 705I TH RIFT FURNITURE MART HazIe+on Berwick H lghway QUALITY FURNITURE FOR LESS Phone Conyngham 2344 M MARGLE Dlsfrlbufor WesI'on Pa PAUL A GREEN Dus+rlbu+or of Sfegmaners Gold Medal Beer WESTON PA Phone Nuremberg 2483 SEARS ROEBUCK 81 COMPANY I38 W Broad S+reeI' HAZLETON PENNA OI' INVITATIONS AND TROPHIES ee HARRY V PARENTE II8 N Wyomng SI' Hazleion Pa Phone 4563 R Comphmenfs of OH'o J Llbener, M D 505 HAZLETON NATIONAL BANK Hazlefon Pa Complumenfs of ROSEN S FURNITURE STORE II5 W Broad S+ HazIeI'on Penna A. . F Complimenfs of DISTINCTIVE CLASS RINGS S . . . . - . I . Compllmenls of BREISCH S cATAwlssA PA CompIlmen+s of BLACK CREEK TWP VOL FIRE COMPANY OF FERN GLEN PA In Case of Fnre Call Nurg 2333 Compllmenls of GEORGE I I RENTSCHLER Wholesale Confechonery Rmgfown Pa Compllmenls of TOLOTTI S MARKET MEATS and GROCERIES Weslon P Phone 2l72 Com pllmenfs of BOB SMITH'S FLOWERS Phone 730 Broad and Pne S+ree+s HAZLETON PA Dr P B FEDDISH 2I2 I5 Traders Bank Bldg Phone Off 2I98 Hazlefon Res l407 Penna CompIlmen+s of Sachse Mo+ors ROBERT L SACHEE Prop Chevrolei' Sales and Service CONYNGHAM PA Tom Taylor WHOLESALE SPORTING GOODS On 'Ihe Square 537 Llnden SI'reeI' Scranlon 3 Pa . , a. ' Concepi'-Therapy Clinic INTENSIVE SECRETARIAL an ACCOUNTING COURSES McCANN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS HazIeIon Pa BEST WISHES THE CLASS or 54 F H A Compllmenfs of DR MAURICE L BLUM OpIomeI'rlsI' HazIeI'on Na+ onaI Bank Bldg Phone 2429 HazIe'Ion Pa Zehner's Evergreen Farms FARM PRODUCE Sugarloaf Pa CompIlmen'I's of Compllmenfs of JOHN J MORAN 3' SON FIRST NATIONAL BANK 54I 545 Wesi' Broad S+ree+ HazIeI'on Pa NUREMBERG PA Compllmenfs of HENRY BOTTS MARKET Hugh Grade Mea'rs and Groceries NUREMBERG PA Phone CompInmen'I's of Harry Brobsi' PAINTING PAPERING AND PLASTERING 2475 Wesion Pa d Io I I Nuremberg, 2268 FOR THE FAMILY MAN Life insurance makes a heavy responsibiliiy seem lighi. II' helps Ihe family man see 'I'haI' his loved ones won'I have financial mailers 'Io worry abouf when his leaving makes a big gap in Iheir living. H. M. CARLS Nuremberg, Pa. Tel. 234l The Prudenfial Insurance Company of Amercia 'Z Complimenls of BLUE MOON SHEPPTON, PA. LONZINSKI S Dealers In all kinds of Live Slock Wholesale and ReI'aul Meals I235 Wesl I5+h Slreel' WEST HAZLETON PA Complimenls of ROY ZANOLINI FERN GLEN PA Compllmenls JUDY LEE MANUFACTURING CO Fern Glen Pa Almosl as good lsnl' good enough REAL BREAD LOVERS DEMAND VAUGHN S DAINTY BREAD A+ your local grocer Compllmenls of KENNEE SPCRTSWEAR Wesfon Pa MONEY MAKING PLAN' by faking parl in our Fund Raising Prolecl' Over 500 Money Making Hems including well known all occasion and Xmas cards No mveslmenl necessary we finance you Sam ples sen'I on approval GREETINGS UNLIMITED FINCH BLDG Park Square SI' Paull Minn I , . ' of , , 'T I , . ' Your class can add Dollars 'Io Iheir Treasury Compllmenls of WELLIVER AUTO PARTS ALL PARTS FOR SOME CARS SOME PARTS FOR ALL CARS ORVAL M HARMON 8: SON Funeral Dlrecfor Chapel a+ Your Servrce Rock Glen Pa MORRIS Square Deal Jewelers I7 Wesf Broad S+ree'I' HAZLETON PA HILLARD BROS Rep AI Kinds of Feed and Seed SUGARLOAF PA Phone Conyngham I3 R 5 Compllmenls of GOWEN COAL CO Compllmenfs of Rock Glen Aulo Body E SCHNEIDER Prop R clt Gle P Phone Nuremberg 2307 CompIlmen'rs of REV G EUGENE FRANK Compllmenfs of ECKROTES GARAGE ROCK GLEN PA C . , . ll l , . , . I . , . o n, a. , . . . , . Complimenfs of KOCH S GROVE OLIVER and ANN Rock Glen Pa EARL WELSH FEEDS SEEDS FERTILIZERS AND HARDWARE Sugarloaf Penna Phone Conyngham 23I5 Complrmenfs of FLAIMS GARAGE SHEPPTON PA Compllmenfs of CALOVINE S sn-IEPPTQN PA Complrmenfs of A FRIEND MOODY S MEN S SHOP I' s WEST HAZLETON PA Complrmenfs of DOCTOR E C CRYDER Denhsf I00 I008 M IcIe Bak H Iefon P Comphmenfs of DOTTIES BEAUTY SHOP Phone 20 R I6I CONYNGI-IAM PA DEEMER 81 COMPANY Sfafroners Office Ouffrffers HAZLETON PA Comphmenfs f BREHM S Wesf Hazlefo P Complnmenfs of CONEY ISLAND I fo Complrmenfs of FERDINAND S Frozen Foods A GOOD FRIEND TO A I I ' Broad and FourI1 SI. Open every nigfmf 'HI 8 P.M. 7- ar n - - az , a. ' ' ' o , . n, a. Haze n, Pa. ll LL.Il Complmenls I CORREALE CONSTRUCTION CO Halelo Penna CompI1menI's I ALBERT HONTZ Scolch Valley Pa FELLIN S Regns+ered Jeweler AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY H Ie+on P ENDICOTT JOHNSON Shoes for +he Enhre Family N Wyom g SI' Ha Ief n PAUL R KNELLY ORCHARD HILL FARM gal af CompIlmenI's of MILLER S SERVICE STATION Wes+on Pa STEPHEN MARGLE Jr Pam'r Shop Aufo Body a d Fender Repa Wesfon Pa Pho e 2I72 Sporhng and A+hIe+rc Goods HAZLETON PENNA C mplmenls I MENGHINI 8: SONS Lumber and Bullders Supplies Ha Iefon Pa Compllmenfs of Wulluam Nenshel JUSTICE OF PEACE Wesion Pa Compl menis of MAX S MEN S SHOP Ha Ie'ron Penna Compllmenfs of PAUL SMITH Weslon Pa MEISS GARAGE Hour Towmg Service Ha Ie+o CompIImen+s I RARICK Nuremberg Pa BEN GAUZ UnIversI'ry Guild azefon, a GEORGE B LANDIS PIanI's and Flowers Roclc Glen, Pa I o ' 0 z n, . u I4 E. Broad S+. 35 ' in . I O az , a. ' Su ro , Pa. , . , ' ' PoLLocK sf MANN n Irs I , . n ' ' o I o ' 1 , . I , I z , . ' ' I . 0 24 ' ' z n, Pa. H I P . , JIMMYS QUICK LUNCH Burks Wemers Bes+ of Foods HAZLETON PA Compllmenfs of CHENETZ S MEN S SHOP Hazlefon Pa Say I+ Wrfh Flowers DIAMOND FLORIST TeIepI1one 722 J Hazlefon P Compllmenfs of A FRIEND MINDICK 81 JUDGE UpI1oIs+ermg and Cabmei Malung Rock GIen P McAFEES SPORTING GOODS Hunhng and Flshmg Accessornes Nuremberg Pa Compllmenfs of Hazlefon Pa Compllmenfs of JOHN V SUTULA MD WEST HAZLETON PA Compl menfs of LAUDERBACH 8: CO HazIeI'on Pa CLAUDE STAUFFER CHEVROLET Nuremberg Pa Compl menI's of FRUMKIN BROTHERS Home of 2I Famous Brands Hazlefon Pa Compl menfs of Lewis Schlefrumpf JEWELER Wesf Hazlefon Pa Compllmenfs of DR STICKLER Compl me Is of MARTZ CLEANER HazIeI'on Pa Complnmenfs of WENNER S GARAGE Conyngham Pa CompImen+s of KRESS AUTO WRECKERS WesI' HazIeI'on Pa - . a. , a. GLICK'S SHOE STORE ' ' ' ' Compl menfs of LUTZ FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions Conyngham Pa CompIimen+s of YANNES MOTORS Nuremberg Pa Compllmenis of MOUNTAIN LAKE HOUSE and VILLAGE INN Marshalls Creek P R P HOPF General Con+rac'l'or and Bullder Phone 2294 Congrafulahons BERWICK PACKING CO Excello Brand Pure pork producfs and provlslons Compllmenfs of JAMES WHITEBREAD Rock Glen Pa Complrmenfs of C F TRESSLER General Merchandise Phone 22II Conyngham Pa Women s Apparel HYMAN S STORES Men s Apparel Hazlefon Pa Compllmenfs of Nuremberg Pa Compllmenls of Fern Glen Pa Compllmenfs of SPRINGETTI S RESTAURANT Wesfon Pa Enloy yourself In Wash ngfon D C HOTEL CONTINENTAL Facmg beauhful capliol plaza Compllmenls of JOHNSON S GROCERY STORE Rock Glen Penna Complnmenls of KLINGERMAN S MILL Malnvllle Pa Complvmenfs of Nuremberg Pa BLOSCHOCKS LUNCHEONETTE Phone 2682 Rock Glen Pa ROCKY'S LUNCH ROY ZANOLINI QQIIIGQ 91:- if Juv5m'J7f Q CompIlmen+s of So rlcI1 In hard compacl carbon +I1aI' I+ bullcs appreclably less Ihan ordinary anfhracnfe JEDDO HIGHLAND us +ruIy umque Hs economy as a fuel :Is excephonal burnmg characlerlshcs all +I'1ese are proven fads known since 1+ was flrs+ muned In I858 JOS KAKALECIK General Aufo Repalrmg Tures Tubes and Accessornes Oneida Pa Compllmenfs of ROY KAMERZAL FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Au+o Life Fure GEORGE R PEKALA Fern Glen P Dancing Every Salurday N1gh+ WESTSIDE PARK Berwuclc Pa Compllmenfs I MIKE BRUGGER S BAKERY Pres Calces Pasfraes Complumenls of BABE S Nuremberg CompIumen+s of ALLAN S SHOE STORE Hazlelon, Pa Complamen+s of DEBS Hazlelon, Pa Compllmenls of LETTERMAN'S BAKERY, Inc Bloomsburg, Pa PI1on e 554 Compllmenls of and MRS WILLIS KNELLY Sugarloaf, P THOMAS FELLIN Shepplon, Pa WILLIAM NOVAK Slwepplon, P ROBERT KAMERZAL, JR Coal and Ice Wes+on, Pa Complimenls of LINDO FORMOLO Nuremberg, Pa ANGELO BOTT JERRYS' BARBER SHOP Specially Sea Foods Nuremberg, Pa Fern Glen, Pa 4 X l.,e , S i? A t 5 ' igaf' Z 'k . I I CO. y , I , a. I I ' o . MR. . . a. . a. A LITHOGRAPHED YEARBOOK DALLAS TEXAS .-' A 5 ' -f v of ' . f l M' A' W , -. V ,,,'- ' A K vs 4 . . .A , 5' 41 .Jsww .9 M ' ' A. h- if K' 'M '- ' -l l ' f f- 2' 15 1 . ' V of dv . Q W ' S' ,AN .. JA, .1 d .. I W V m A gg g ,- , 4, ..H9re s fo Black Creeks dear old hugh school 'L -w It ,, , , . 3' y Ref X Q ' i 5ff ' I , M J 'M ' g 1 . Where-Mfhe glowing youlh, W M' 'Q . 55' g g g, ln fl3enr sh-Qngfln and useful falenfs, ...Q .. ,gd W S'eelc the door of fruth, X - Q' f A. K V ' ff 1 H 1-' . , ,.,, 'L iAW,..v..efw. A . 1 .- ' . di A' 1' fin ,W mmng mdhe fuel s of con sci' , ' g gggwilh a zeal 'l'ha'I s rufeg K K ,MPV .. . :sw ,rkkr A kkk.V ,. . ka ,... ., Q . ' Q31 ' 1 Seelung power wrlh whuch fo enfer, ofl lll l 1 l d On lfhe field of life. V . ,wr K , x S vm ,W y I I ,ur 1 f or va X4 Qi We musl' slrlve wilh honesl' efforl' llll oblain 1'he goal, l And dispel 'lhe misty shadows Thai surround The soul. ' When our high school days are And our goal is won, May we hear 'rhe glad reioicing All haslbeen well done. l