Butler Township High School - Americana Yearbook (Fountain Springs, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1951 volume:

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While vivid colored autumn, gray-white winter, and pastel-tinted spring paraded in successive reign past the Butler Township High School, our story of the year was being enacted within that picturesque terra cotta brick setting, which is complemented by the green of the surrounding campus. In this ultra-modern high school, each student is offered a four-square education. The curricu- lum, which measures up to all current standards, includes academic, commercial, industrial arts, and home economic subjects. The extra-curricu- lar program with its variety of clubs and activi- ties provides an outlet for many interests and vitalizes the social side of school life. Adminis- trators and teachers agree that education for human relationship and education for citizenship are as important as the three R's. No longer is the student a passive observer, absorbing the ideas given in textbooks. He becomes an active i ' - ' participant and is encouraged to think out his ' :- K s xx N 'O V6 U 9 1 .3 i 'X 6 5 x 5 X, 'M V' ,IX 4 5 6 '1 8 9 1-5 3 I6 IL lb I4 I-5 IO H ,A I9 O 'Ll L1- a. at o.'11-Y'-53' La if problems and test his own ideas against those presented in books and periodicals. When blue-skied September of 1950 gaily rang its bells, ushering in the new scholastic year, we knew that by following the guidance of our capa- ble administrators and teachers, we would continue to climb the heights of achievement in character building and in intellectual advancement. ,LIL as W 1:1- 25 2.6 'I 'Y 'D c 'I 7' 'r 59 ' e Q s 6' Li ak n'- l 3:5 ' 'K ' I1 ,X -a H NL a ,, 1' 'r E s ,il A 6 ' ' Q 4, xo ss 4- 5 Q 1 2? X 5 Q, 'I 9 9 av X 9 9- ll n. me I4 ll 3, 4 H I5 Ov , ,D ,Y-X 7-9 I 11 15 0 N x I9 I9 lo 9-I V 35 l 1. S rY 9 9 , leg 19 9-0 fx N a 2. 18' 1 9 R 5 1 1' '7' f fo X ,P y YY 'YA -XX X5 'Y 7 . . X5 'Gp S, l Statistics of Class of 1951 MO'I'I'O Prepare Today to Lead Tomorrow FLOWER White Rose CLASS COLORS Orchid and White CLASS OFFICERS Furn Fuhrman or C President Joan Cuff ' L, Vice-President Claire MacDonald L Secretary Nancy Wolfgang or Treasurer eamewdfzud . A lg, 14 rl? :AT TFs I J. 3 4 S 6 'I 9 3 lo ll IL lb M I5 I6 I1 I9 I9 Lo Ll 12. 1.3 14 7-.S 7-L 9-'I 1? 1-9 be cviwedghall UN IIAIVIPUS And in memory relive our final year at Butler Township High, we have tried to capture the glorious moments which we have spent together as a group, and by means of words and pictures, bind them here in this 1951 issue of the Americana. We recall the ride on the school bus, lunch periods in the cafeteria, basketball games, dances, movies. operettas, the work on the newspaper and yearbook, and classroom activities. In retrospect these pleasant times have, for each of us, a diierent meaning which will grow and deepen as we say good-bye to our carefree days and take our place in the world where greater responsibilities lie ahead. As time passes, we hope that this book will become a cherished possession--an album of happy, unforgettable memories. l WE . . . THE FOYER. WITH ONE SINGLE IMPULSE, WE TURN INTO THE OFFICE OF OUR RELOVED SUFERVISINO PRINCIPAL. MR. R. E. KEHLER has contributed a great deal toward the achievement of American ideals in Butler Township High School. He is looked upon with admiration by all students for his effic- iency, enthusiasm, and effective principles. As our super- vising principal, Mr. Kehler is always thought of as a true friend, good sport and trusted director. His kindness, pat- ience, and pleasant ways have impressed us through the years. Through his guidance, we have secured the deter- mination to go forward and win. 4 1 for us, yet not without embarrassment, we blunder into a special afternoon meeting of . . . LUTHER W. SEITZINGER - - - President MARGARET CAUFIELD - -- Vice-President JOHN E. WELKER - - - - Secretary JOHN L. CUFF - - HARRY LUSCAVAGE - Treasurer . . . the E oard of 'ducation To the members of our Board of Education We owe a debt of gratitude for the many dif- ficulties they have faced in order to raise the high standards of our present school system. These prominent citizens have efiiciently and enthusiastically continued to serve in the interest of the students and faculty. This magnificent building and splendid equipment have made it possible for us to have the best physical advantages that could be provided. They are the people who are approached with complaints and demands and have the grave responsibility of giving the go-ahead signal for every project. The class of ,51 appreciates the hard work, time, and outstanding efforts the members devoted to the Welfare of the student body, and also the opportunities and privileges which they have made possible for us. We sincerely hope that the Board of Edu- cation continues the good work which We have seen them accomplish in our six years attendance at Butler Township High School. We 41001 C7044 Me M34 :nil enter the office of our genial leader-he who has been a source of stimulation to us by his en thusiastic interest in the details of our senior year - MR. W. J, 0'IJONNI'lLL, Principal, who has endeared himself to the senior Shall we euea class, has become a trusted friend who can be relied upon in any emergency. His advice and assistance have been gen- erously donated in our activities and projects. By his un- tiring efforts, many improvements in our high school sys- tem wcre made . . . The class of '51 wishes to extend its heartiest thanks and best wishes to Mr. O'Donnell in every- thing he does. our teachers ? We rather think not. Perhaps they weren't such 'lbad skates after all. In fact, as we now recall, every last one of' them tried his or her best to make Olll' final year practical and profitable. ,g up A ' f'T,x:::- . H- L 19, f ' -m X 'Q' --1' y, 45 y, ng ks.- -X s ,farm -an A , .. 3 gg., -vnq . .E 1 ' L 'aw 5 .. l-N .f-'-.- , l M'---N I E I NJ '1 x A u 0 lAd.li aaa I 4 as 1 5 1 ,, 1 lb 4 1:1 10 1' 7' 1 6 an 15 1 1 , W, ,, W, K wu z- ,, Wu f ai 'MQ 34 Dill-' -K-- ,.: ,4.'wb.'. R, Y NL! W W s.k, ,'-my V., -- y-:gy Pav ' was - 'L mff n'K frm ' 2 Q, .qg :f1f .1 ' ,M ITN ,,- 11 NL? ' Vw: , FP- : .. 'A x A-mf. Q3 v 'fi 1'i - '51, 41 F ! 'FE W1- ff? K' igffikfq ,tn 4 'QA 'CQ' 1- . Q. a 9 f1si9T5g'T23iw: 3 4 5 6 1 5 I6 b +A - , ID '4 ' IQ ll ll 17. 15 fl 7-4 7' ' x . f 3 A - N 1 -ff-f:'ff5w 6 -9 5 4. Q . 6 I5 'O 4' fi '- , 5 -12. I7 'I , ' .s -A -19 45 2 a 'f 4 7 5 40 9 14 f Rl V gi . - K LK,. - v I Q.: , ,'jW':'gx - M ' ' 5 q f' -- X ' ' ' 1 F 5 l ' ' w 4 , . , x 7- 3' H P V ' ' 1 8 3 lo 5 ' ' 1 X I 1 u L ' Y 9 ps m T w T, P p as 4 s s 1 e 9 ' ,Q IO U I1 Ib M L5 I6 I7 as I9 zo 2.1 Aza. 15- , 1 , 2.5 16 2.1 28 13 .so P , E : A :H .uma EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: J. Leib, C. Kehlcr, V. Hawranick, N, Cappel, A. O'Neill. Standing: S. Welker, E, Lex, C. Cohoat. EDITOR V. Hawranick BUSINESS STAFF Kmpf, N. Maurer, T. Hom' ,M , f s PU, ' V. Curvy, C. Bchncy J!! I EDITORS AND STA F' JUNIQR STAFIQ' VERA HAWRANICK - NADINE CAPPEI. - JOAN IIEIB - - EVEIIYN LEX - CAICOI. KEIILER. - - Assistant Editoi' - - - Ari Editor - Assistant Art Editor - - - Business Manager , ' ' ' - Editor-in-Chief J. Crane, B. Mcrvinc, A, Erlcnbuh 'f 47 sniini-:Y WELKER - - Agsisrfmi Business Mzmagvr if' ff ff 7 CLAIRE COI-IOAT - - - Advertising Manager L I , 5 3 My ARLENE O'NEILI, - Assistant Advertising Manager t ,Jr klfcvff' 4, 41 w f I 1 J f 1 .-Lu f'7 1 A 'K' ' A Q! C Seated: N. Woligang, J. Cuff. Standing: D.Waltersheid, D. Pitts. Seated: C. McDonald, J. Petrou- sky J. Cuff, L. Colahan, D. Pitts. Standing: A. Eister, J. Bielarski, N Wolfgang, D.Waltersheid, J. Day, J Canavan, B. Hepler. M. Sauers, D Corrigan. Township opics EDITORS EDITORIAL STAFF Five times yearly, editors and report- ers of the Township Topics rack their brains for clever articles to please its many student subscribers. Inspirations are carefully jotted down on starched cuffs, candy wrappers, or anything handy. Just as in a bona fide newspaper of- fice, there are deadlines to be met, news happenings to be investigated, a n cl much confusion before each issue is lin- ally sent to the press. Advisers, Miss Haley and Miss Keh- ler, are to be commended for their able assistance and sacrificing of their spare time, The work of the Printing Vlub is ot' great importance to our school. The efforts and efficiency of these boys can not be underrated. Under the excellent, supervision of Mr. Kimmel, the members of the club learn the fundamentals ot' printing, such aszthe man- ner in which the type is ar-- ranged in the drawers: set-1 ting up ot' the type for print- ing, the proper method of printing the numerous arti- cles, and other skills which will be an asset to them if they continue this type of work, The club consists of stud- ents from various grades so that each year there are a few who have had experience and can help the new members. Some ot' the many products turned out are: the printing of basketball, baseball and dance ticketsg basketball and baseball schedules, invitations and programs for other numerous school and public functions. Without the services of this club the school would be at a loss, so we wish to extend our many thanks to this organiza- tion to let them know their efforts are appreciated very much by everyone. HT Y Av 17 XX. XX The Sub-Deb Club ot' Butler Township High School is an ac- credited member ot' the National Sub-Deb Club, sponsored by the liadies llome Journal. This club of eighth and ninth grade girls devotes meetings to mersonalitv develo iment, how to wear their hair and clothes, l . behave on dates, and get along with families and friends. A club out for fun, and fun only, is hardly one to be proud ot' in these days when I there's so much work to be done. Realizing this, the Sub- llebs each year participate in some worthy community project. For the past two years, in conjunction with the Future l llomemakers of America, the girls sponsored a clothing drive for distressed children of liurope. Sub-Ileh rinting Club Seated: H. Haertsch, I.. Zeller, D. Smith anding: IC. lluntzinger, T. Padzunon- sky, F. Fuhrnian, R. Smith. C. Singinaster G. VVeinreieli. , A , N. yt Seated: F'. Latsko, S, llunnnel. P.Weikel B. O'Neill. J. Hutniek, lVI, Jones. Standing: F. Hubler. W. Wallace. lVI Pikitis, J. Gribben. lVl. Gribben, J. Krise Wagner, V. Reed, D. Hummel. M Shoup. T. Zaliodniek. Ii, Davenport. ll, Jones, ceramics and Service Club CERAMICS CLUB L. Wolfgang. J. Moyer, S. Whyne, VR. Hepler, A. Sehofiler, B. Welker, J. O'Boylc SERVICE CLUB F. Fuhrman, B. Zukus, J. Bcecroft, A. Carduff, A. Prock, CERAMICS CLUB Under the supervision of Mrs. Kehlcr, the Ceramics Club students pursue the following process to produce their beau- tiful wares: The clay is softened and placed in a mold. After being hardened and smooth- ed, the object is painted with engobes or glazes. Next, the raw piece is placed in an electric oven until the tempera- ture reaches 1800 degrees. The oven is cooled for eight hours. Then the fin- ished Work of art is ready for display. SERVICE CLUB Under the supervision of Mr. O'Don- nell, the Service Club assists in supply- ing entertainment for the students. Their most important duty is running the movie projector. Feature movies are shown to the students about once every month. Another dependable task is showing movies at free period. These films are supplied by such companies as Westinghouse and General Electric. This club also takes charge of ar- ranging the stage for speakers and An- trim Bureau performers. if-1 ': ,, , ,ff X A' 9 'yo VP' o X X h 9- ,fr 'Y 'Y-fs X x9 'Y ax A. if . N Q4 5 A- 5 5 'I mo xx xx us ms xo, H, ,I an I 7-B ff ' x Q- ' 5 6 1 as 9 f I i - 9 Q ' V ,X Q X m Q .4 A' 4, .Vo -9 w, Q9 +ve, 1 oy x'Y O ' Q 6 'r . +4 A 'P hop and F. ll. . In the shop, students prepare themselves for work in the future by developing confidence in their ability in control and operation ot' the various machines and wood- working tools. The boys, under the careful and talented leadership of Mr. Helwig, test themselves for me- chanical interest and aptitude, and are taught minor operations in wood finishing, such as staining. shellack- ing, varnishing, and waxing. At, the end of the year, the proj- ects are put on display in the gym- nasium for everyone to see before the students take them home. The F. H. A. Club, an afliliation ot' the state and national organization, has for the past five years rendered valuable service to our school and Community. Under the competent leadership of Miss Mur- phy, whose personable qualities endear her to Students, these girls move quietly along in their many activities, leaving behind them the in- spiration for achievement and service. Included in this year's program were the Re- gion C conference at East Greenville High School, children's Christmas party, sending ol' gifts to the local hospital for distribution to the children, the annual F. H. A. clothing drive, and selling refreshments at basketball games. ' m Tlllh First row: W. Fertig, W. Kehler, R. Becker, T. Young, T. Sauers, M. McDonald, T. Price, J. Dillman, R. Wood, P. Bolinsky. Second row: T. Crane, R. Dyszel, A. Dzeczek, V. Rcichwein, S. Romaniscon. J. Bresnock, L. Hepler, B, Kawa, K. Mctzinger, R. Zukus, D. Ossman. Third row: W. Boylan, R. Berger, W, Frasch, L. Richards, J. Garraway, J. Bis- coe, L Scully, R. Bitting, S. Shalarnanda, E. Richardson. Fourth row: R. Harris, R. Schcuren, C. Martin, C. Kiehl, J. Banket, C. Berger, J. Gallagher, J. Quirk, A. Bolinsky. The Gym Club, under the direction of Mr. Wolfgang, makes it possible for a large number of boys to take part in athletics. The boys learn the rules of fair play and good sportsmanship in all their undertakings. They are constantly on the alert to learn new games, practice new drills, and other body-building exercises. Since the member- ship in this club is open to boys from sev- enth to twelfth grade, each year Mr. Wolf- gang has an overflow of eager and enthus- iastic aspirants. Gym work, such as calisthenics, tumbling, acrobactic maneuvers, boxing, and group games are popular and healthful activities of this organization. In the winter season, the boys are divided into groups which form an intramural basketball league. These teams and games provide a perfect outlet for the boys who have not the capabilities and experience to participate on the varsity in- terscholastic teams. Often times the boys are called upon to display their gymnastic abilities. This usually occurs when the pub-- lic is invited to Demonstration Night, when each department of the high school performs in conjunction with its particular subject. N- --ii-'wg Q.. f X df' M . . at , 6 A I ,. ,L K N ' - 1 1 i I X Y A, ' N 5 xiii? 5 if J . K - wi w Ns lg W Ks- - 1 ' fi' X kV,:kik ff? ' 3 MMHFMM-M K . wi 3, . M, X M YQ N? NN A .gt Q. Q weixq I gnll Thu Junior :md Sonioi' Chnrusvs this yvni' hold ii imvrv active part in our school lilo them vvor hvforv This your thi-ir svhcdulu iiicludcd tho Christmas progrzim, athletic bzmquvt. and gmdiiziiioii activities. Tho chorus is groutly indebted to Miss Hchn, who taught thc mom- bcrs much in the lim' of music. . uniur and Henior Zlmrusess 1 fd ' Q i L.,,r I C. Cohont, N. M2lUl't'!' C, Kg-hlor Varsity Basketball Exhibition Games Mt. Carmel Township Minersville Cass Township Ringtown Mt. Carmel Township Kulpmont Ringtown 4 ,C . H Conyngham-Centralia Kulpmont , Away Away Home Home Home Away Away Home Home B.T. Opp. 46 49 54 26 55 50 37 27 54 38 61 55 52 45 55 52 58 64 Coach Wolfgang, E. Kasody, A. Carduff, J. Connors J. Crum: J. full l l'ac'k villv fulllH'l'lHlI 51. K Ian' Hlu-nanrluall liasl Nlahamw Ashland We-sl Mahal f2irarrlx'ill4- DVS l GXLQ' A. Carclull' Hall' l lomv Away I lnmv Away l lonn- Away Away llomv l+1Afil Opp. YF :nfl 219 59 62 44 56 58 .y.y 'bl l li , Lam- I J. ML'L2llljjllllll J. Ijl'llL'k BUSl1 E. Kasucly STANDING l 1'z1clu'illv ilillwrlml Sl. Flair Slltllliillflllilll lflasl Mahanoy Ashland Wvsl Mahamly iJil'a1'rlx'ill0 Scconcl Hall' A way llome A way llomx A way lloml llomm A way lZ.'l'. -10 T0 119 57 -19 -16 -122 52 Opp 51 5.1 722 Til 523 91 T2 533 Jay-Vee Basketball V. Carey, C. Behney, C. Kulengusky, A. Consavage, W. Guinther, S. Yakamovich, G Chaply, J. Yagielniskie, P. Umlauf, E. Beecroit, T. Gonzalez, R. Ossman. Frackville Gilberton St. Clair Shenandoah East Mahanoy Ashland West Mahanoy Girardville , Exhibition Games Mt. Carmel Township Minersville Cass Township Mt. Carmel Township Kulpmont Ringtown . Conyngham-Centralia 1 Kulpmont 1 . - 11- - Away Away 44 Home 39 Home 52 Away 35 Away 33 Home 43 Home 55 LEAGUE STANDING First Half Home Away 35 Home 43 Away 45 Home 37 Away 37 Away 25 Home 34 B.T. Opp. 39 50 Frackville Gilberton 111 St. Clair , . Shenandoah East Mahanoy Ashland West Mahanoy Girardville . B.T. Opp. 32 27 32 40 41 38 29 28 47 Second Half ILT. Opp Away 32 42 . 4 Home 29 28 . . Away 31 27 Home 41 31 . Away 26 43 . Home 25 47 . Home 42 59 40 55 .. Away Cheerleaders Nancy Maurer, Mary Petrusky, Rita Dixon, Vivian Luscavage, Nadine Cappel, Nancy Hepler, Margaret Krapf, Helen Souchek, J0- anne Zincavage. Sponsored by Miss Rowland, the cheer- forms, and the thanks of the student body leaders embarked on the '50-'51 season with fm' 21 .l0b well done- . several new cheers and a great deal of en- The cheerleaders have blfen the able dlliec' thusiasmg thev ended the year with a bril- forsiflf assembly pep-meetings .and hre- - , y leaders of student cheering at basketball liant display of new maroon and gold uni- games. i 9 N Q K ww ' H mxsigx. 'MY f. Qi .eviwf 5 f'5 's 7 'f 'iffy . X 42 aj 5 . QW W is K K? 4. i ' 73 4? , 2 W Q. Q 9' 1 a .EF ' 1 35 I 5' APB!! 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Braccy. 1952 4-4,.,.,.,..,.,.,-.,.p ps,-.4-Q-.1-.1-.4-Q., First row: M. Krapf, R. Dixon, D. Huhn, C. Tiley, R. White, M. Barber. Sec- ond row: S. Smith, R. Martin, D. Reichwein, S. Marhon, M. Wetzel, J. Price. Third row: M. Klusman, R. Hepler, L. Wolfgang, Y. Plank, V. Mikurak, H. Sou- check. Fourth row: S. Huntzinger, B. Mervine, N. Speicher, A. Gallagher, A. Erlenbach. Fifth row: R. Klusman, H. Young, R. Krah, J. Crane, S. Wynne, A. Schof'Hcr. First row: J. Kopfinger, R. Jones, R. Balaschak, H. Smith, R. Singmaster, E Hinkle, C. Horvath, E. Pitts. Second row: R. Fetterolf, G. Umlauf, J. Prock, J Cuff, J. McLaughlin, D. Smith, G. Weinreich. Third row: M. Bolinsky, R. Lane H. Taylor, P. Jordan, W. Fuhrman, A. Consavage. Fourth row: F. Drulis, T Walsh, E. Stutcavage, E. Garraway, E. Huntzinger, R. Bush, F. Kopfinger, G Chapley. 1 Q ,0Q0 0QQ4-QQQNQ, QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ '000Q 0'vQQQQQQQQQ4- 44.- , 0'40 00,'Q 0Q', ''000,000,000'QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ' I1l..I naw: .l. Ilvppmx, D. Wc'im'4'iL'h, IC. VC'l'lliSll, C. Tl'L'j.1L'Il1lJU, B. Wm-lkm-11 N. Hr ph: H. Kuwzu, V. I.l1s4':1v:ugv, D Jammvs. Svvulmcl ww: I.. Smith, C. CUIILJIJIIQIS, Sm-kc-r, J. Ga-gxlxis, D, Slim-, D. Wllllvfjilllg, N. Hvichwcin, E. Clvws. Third row: K Hlllllvl, Y. IVIilllI'1'l'. J. Zillwnvzxgc, A, Ticlmmmt.. C. Slottvl'lmL'k, D, Ml!l'2lI1, Il. 1 Ill'ilWJly. I uurlh row: C. Whiiv, A. RUIl'lilIlihCOII, A. MC'DI?ll2llQl, D. Wclkvr. J. .H I5 Vmclrm L Iimlgful IINIIIJ . . I . - 'fy- First row: A. Gunxzllvx, J. Clll'l', C. F0111-l'uli'. G. 1,1-ilu. G. Limo, R. LJSSIIIQIN, IC. I3m'cmi'l. H. JoiTrc-y. SPCUIIH row: P. Umlnuf, IC. O'C'mmvll, E. Riclmlwis. G. Harris. J. O'Brmylc, J. Stramsky. Third row: F. Mill'llll1ll'dl. J. Yzlgulinskiv, S. Ynkimuvich, C. Klllt'l1jlllSky, S. Blfcsnuck, A. Bzllulis, Fourth row: J. Lcckncr. J, Jomm, H. Ilznwtsch, D. Llcwvllyn, L. Guinthcr, E. Scymuur. 1954 ,.,,-04-.-of.,-rex' ,.,,.,.,4-4.0, First row: S. Braccy, M. Gushen, R. Bulznschuk, S, Hummel. F. Hublcr, J. Hepler, C. Fegley, E. McAndrew. Second row: R. McDonald. R. Hancock, L. Maurer, S. Sell, E. Balaschak, A. Kehler. Third row: D. Marhon, P. Lane, M. Brennan, C. Petrusky, A. Horwath, J. Selgrath, M. Wagner. Fourth row: R. Ey, T. O'Boy1e, M. Umlaul, L. Kuzma. B. Fetteroli, M. Gribbcn. First row: R. Bitting, J. Biscoe, C. Pellousky, D. Ossmzm. D. Wctzel, H. Par fitt, L. Scully, J. Parnell, S. Stabler. Second row: C. Eerger, G. Madden, T Hawranick W. Scheuren, E. Richardson, R. Metzinger, J. Quirk, Third row: W Heftner W, Guinther, C. Wolfgang, R. Scheuren, A. Bolinsky, J. Beecrolt, J. Gal- laghe1',,J. McDonald. Fourth row: R Leib, V. Socker, C. Martin, J. Banket, F Pinchot, G. Padamonsky, C. Kiehl. 0Q',Qo 0Q- Q-,QQ '00 'QQ N,QQ0'Q',.,0'o-.0 000 ,Qf 4-,.,'Q'0Q',4-0 0000000 '4 ,0, 4 '4-'QQQQQQQQQ 00004 400 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1955 P' First ruw: ID. S1-ilxiligm-r', E. Wvinrvivh. 'I', Griscmiis, P. Bulinsky, J. Bvhl C iluliu ID Inlay W Iitls be rd ww L bu ins! J uiuuistu A. l , ' . J' '-Cui ' 2 ', 'ignz,' Ur, .R ' Q K, P01- ' , ' -, .. 'z : : , . usuu, Third row: T. Chubb. E, Flziii, L. Lunch Iii-ul. K lilnklc I hui iwiy D Tv I.. Hivhaircls. 'I'. H:iiic'uc'k. Fourth row: A, Krzinwr. R, Harris. J. Sziuvrs. First. row: P.Wuudw, M. Jonvs, J, Huliiick, B. Sl'i1l'ilj1l'l1. G. Mzittn-rn. B. O'Ncill, I'. Wa-ikvl, F, Smith, L. Sc-lu-Lil'0n, B, Robbins, Svc-mud row: M. Kiszilosky, I. Iiuhr, F, Lzitsku. C. Ki-rnvr, A. Rliuudvs, J. Gribbvn, I,, JUINXQ. D. Truiitmzin. Third row: P. Wcikcl, N. Herb, A. Schvurvn, W. Wallace, T. Zulwdnick, V. Rucd. M. Shoup. Fourth row: D. Hummc-I. A. Bush. J. Kriso, A. Szliuta, J. Corrigan, M. Pikitus, E, Davenport. 1956 4-000, 0o,'.,-.',.,.pe'-of-.4-.psf I 1 First row: C. Stine, D. Stabler, B. Lucas, B. Hysock, L. Latsko, P. McDonald, P. Snyder, S. Alsop. Second row: P. McGurl, M. O'Boyle, P. Kopfinger, N. Brown, M. Buhl, E. Hawranick. Third row: J. Kramer, E. Whalen, D. Eister, E. Scholller, C. Richards. Fourth row: S. Jones, R. Stabler, A. Lucas, M. Hoffman, D. Bracey, D. Brcsnock. First row: J. Dillman, W. Kehler, M. McDonald, J. Woods, T. Price, R. Zukus R Becker A. Dzeczek, W. Fcrtig, R. Maurcr, J. Welker. Second row: J. Bres- nock, J. Wetzel, T. Young, V. Rcichwcin, P. Dcrr, K. Metzinger, S. Romamscon R. Disel, B. Kawa, R. Malaho. Third row: G. Llewellyn, W. Frasch, J. Madden R. Schultz, L. Hepler, W. Boylan, R. Berger, T. Sauers. Fourth row: T. Crane E. Scholller, B. Helwig. PRESIDENT - FURN FUHRMAN VICE-PRESIDENT - - - JOAN CUFF SECRETARY - - CLAIRE MCDONALD TREASURER - NANCY WOLFGANG IRENE BIELARSKI JAMES BEECROFT CLAIRE COHOAT JEAN CANAVAN RAYMOND BEECROFT LORRAINE COLAHAN NADINE CAPPEL CHARLES BEHNEY DOLORES CONSAVAGE Lf' Xi 'lr' NU Ur-' 'yi if F' 1 1, ZJJV' JW ,W ' iff, ,C M X . ' Lf' fr' :N In E U If yt W A' , r f jf, .. . l it Jwa 4- Q 1 I jf' . I f I . 'P' ,Z I uf ' J 1' Six I I vi ' 1 . J' ' K.. ff I, flu LU' v X-fu' Q uf' fvxixfft' cfm- ,Wa 7,0-f ov ' x :DVI AU' .xv-Z A,, W lf AA! Irene Bielarski James Beecroft Claire Coaoat af' Insane WoonLANn HEIGHTS JIMMY ENGLEWOOD Donny Eucuzwoon She has a very charming smile No wonder Jimmy's in such demand At making friends this girl's quite Why not imitate her style. Always ready to lend a helping quick, hand. And when playing forward, she Member of girls' basketball team k '0w3 the Wick- . . . likes dancing . . . friendly . . . Tall . . . dark . . . friendly . . pleasing smile . . . likes Mt. Carmel. helps to run the movie machine . . . Known for her giggle . . . always W ,,,,,a! works at the Hi-Way Drive-In . . . jolly . . . member of girls' basket- , ,WM v one of the 12-G gang . . . service ball team . . . thinks Mr. Gregg we Q , club. should have kept shorthand to him- L42 AZ' ' self . . . yearbook staff . . . always , ffflfl cooperative. ,,,,'Jr' - , ' 7 ll C -' , ean Canavan Raymond Beecroft Lorraine Colahan MJEANIEY, ASHLAND JAKE ENGLEWOOD Sci-xNm'rY Woonmmn Hue!-rrs Wherever there's mischief, Jean can He's a mischievous lad with a, gleam Lorraine hails from Woodland be found in his eye, Heights. There's never a dull moment when You can always tell when he's pass- We wonder where she spends her she's around. ing by. nights. Full of fun . . . girls' basketball Fond of movies . . . likes base- A smile for all . . . likes dancing team . . . member of chorus . . . ball . . . friendly and direct . . . . . . enjoys skating . . . newspaper newspaper staff . . . commercial always seen with Drag. club . . . member of chorus . . . course. co ercial course. ,. f V Q .v' X ! L, M1 . . 1 :Pg rf -f ,J f 3 - ' ,I . l ,I ,g .ffdvfmf ff .,4416nu--4 4 .' 17 , . pl, . ' paul' if-X 6 ' . g . -. 9 . , Mug I' ,Q 'fy at K A i ,,.4ro6- A. ' 5 ' 1 ' Nadine Cappel Charles Behney Dolores Consavage CAPPm. LAvr:u.x-: SoNNy Mn.Lrmsv1u.E Donny Encnawoou This witty girl is full of pep Sonny is a very hard worker. Dolores is a. very quiet lass, At leading cheers she is adept. He's Snyder-'s right-hand soda- With the tiniest feet in her class. jerker. Captain of cheerleaders . . . as- Interested in homemaking and sistant yearbook editor . . . girls' One of the 12-G gang . . . likes ceramics . . . has longest hair in basketball team . . . member of girls' sports . . . scorekeeper for the J -V's class . . . friendly with good word , chorus . . . pleasing smile . . . cute. . . . likes ice skating and the name for everyone , , , F. H, A. club . . . Mary . . . yearbook club. academ'c course. , ' f - Jff ff wi' ikflofe -,----,.r4 'j'ffvi1fM-no wg . ,x! 4.fx,,4A,L, Aqzfzi f ' N p AL. ' X, U- Qi 0 ,ugvjfq :I 1 1, j +'f?44rv1,,f , 14,v:Af ,K A-324f1klv,li fi!-4:E . N v T N , X-fff Q..-rvvlfv.-effp-bg., Cell Lwfvuf fc'-af QL-ZZ,,,1LK www, 1'-C!-,,,ly.,,,, 1 . fl-4. .zfaf ,, . JV, ' f, j ALFRED CARDUFF DOLORES CORRIGAN JOSEPH GUSHEN JOHN CONNOR JOAN CUFF THOMAS HOAR FURN FUHRMAN JANET DAY EDWARD KASODY VV!! 1 , ,, 1. ' f f' . 1 1 'v V V . . ,. . .. 1 4. --.J , u ,iv 'f' 1 f - ,Lf . ' I V X' 1 if rf X i if ff' LL X 2 x V 1 ly A l , K' X1 ,f 01 I r'v'l' N L. 'X w yy' . 1 X l M 1 if I ' I kt , l ' ,' 1 'I' ,' . nc' -' ' ill lxl xvix--A' if i - 49' N N Alfred Carduff Ai. CoNNm'roN This Connerton laid, is cute and neat, He's a boy who is nice to meet. Member of basketball team . . . sports club . . . easy to get along with . . . has interests in Locust Dale. John Co or Nrrru-: , CoNNi:n'roN This handsome boy, so dark and tall, Sure rolls up poi-nts in basketball. Member of basketball and base- ball teams . . . good basketball player . . . tops among the girls . . . has a smile for everyone. li. .- f Q, . i llolores Corrigan Don CONNERTON Dolores can be found on Wallace's bus. We sure will miss her when she leaves us. Quiet, but friendly . . . member of chorus . . . newspaper staff . .. academic course. wf ri M' V7 Joan Culf She turns the head of every male This future Florence Nightingale. Academic course . . . editor of the Township Topics . . . interested in 12-G boy . . . likes dancing . . . a great actress. 'fa 0- ' c ' 'T A-A540 vt-l4'4'4' 44-ffl-V - Y1'L4,!vV 44,es. J-.,,A,4,4,J , he 44- fj 'A-,.A:ex - -1 A ln, ,,,f4'-h Iiiedf .vkus 'fl+ - f olicxl Furn Fuhrman sluvbft Janet Day Fume Founnm Srnmcs Kara Seams Cami' The only boy in the commercial class. Whenever you see Furn you see a lass. Likes shorthand and Frackville . . . popular . . . works at Lefty's store . . . president of senior class . . . printing club . . . commercial course. Tall, slender, with dark shining eyes, Janet captured the spelling prize. Always seen with Joan . . . ex- cellent speller . . . member of chorus . . . newspaper staff . . . comrner ial U' UV f W 93 wif Q, .iv iw ' 5' , .iff 'f N' ' I1 nb ,sf N 4 U Joseph Gushen Jos FOUNTAXN SPRINGS Silly Philly is our Joe, He's a. comedian you should know. Biggest interest is driving his Chevy . . . likes nice girls . . . enjoys shop classes . . . sports club . . . general course. Thomas Hoar ToMMY Locusr DALE Tommy is a mischievous lad. Have you ever seen him looking sad? Handy man . . . a great jokester . . . member of chorus . . . yearbook club . . . vice-president of senior class . . . general course. , . Edward Kasody Ennis CoNNm'roN Noted for his lack of hair. Never seems to have a, care. One of the Connerton gang . . . likes basketball, baseball, and girls enjoys telling of his trip to the course. 3 1 est . . . science club . . . academic ri M, pf . ourse- 0 . . ' M I 1 n ARLENE EISTER DONALD LEACH SHIRLEY JAMES VERA. HAWRANICK VINCENT LECKNER CAROL KEHLER BETTY HEPLER LAWRENCE O'CONNELL SUE KRAPF tw'-ff. -M. We Arlene Eister Donald Leach Shirley James Aan-mr LAvm.Li-: Short and quiet, hails from 12-A, In the minds of her classmates she'll always stay. Quiet lass . . . reporter on the newspaper staff . . . thinks married lifc would be swell . . . academic course . . . friend to all. ' , 2 MVK if Vera Hawranick VERA ENGLEWOOD Vera is a popular lass, ' Always a leader of her class. Yearbook editor . . . girls' basket- ball team . . . member of chorus . . . pretty . . . neat dresser . . . good dancer. ue, DoNNY GERMANVILLE He has curly hair of black Which most of his other classmates lack. Fond of turkeys . . . likes the girls . . . enjoys hunting . . . a good friend to all. 'lf , qlkwwa ,. u ,4-1f1!3c'ifa 0 a I- ,nfl-fxzj Vincent Leckner Lack GmAnnvxLu-: He is smart, short, and shy. You should see him wink his eye. Likes sports, movies, and reading . . . enjoys shop work . . . fun lov- ing . . . friendly . . . sports club . . . general course. Mhf7,,.....:,f4:. A-7-if-U awe -ffffr stu . - E Q 46' Q etty Hepler Lawrence O'Connell Hn LAv1-:LLB Lanny Homesvuu: This Lavelle lass is awfully cute. Her favorite boy is a guy named Lute. Enjoys skating . . . neat dresser . . . pretty eyes . . . newspaper staff . . commercial course. ,xl Ziff N I , , Larry is a hit with the girls. It'a not only his good looks, it's his curls. Sports club . . . one of the 12-G gang . . . nature lover . . . friendly . . . mischievous . . . curly hair and well liked. SAMMY Encuzwoon Shirley, a model of decorum, In Home Ec. class she leads the forum. Likes dancing . . . enjoys playing records . . . has a weakness for Studebaker cars . . . president of the F. H. A .... academic course. ffafza , Q .5,1.,4,0y,C-f ffv' 4, ctr of f -45- . C may 24451 f Aff M.. na eff: 4:1124 ,.-rvntv. ff' 00'-4 'r' Li' liliifv jg-LL ol Kehler Ce L'- fif' HK. K. FOUNTAIN Srnmcs Carol's eyes dance and shine with fun. Especially when her school work's done. Thinking of joining the WAFS . . . friendly . . . humorous . . . a gym- nastic expert C?J . . . cute . . . has beautiful eyes . . . yearbook staff. .on-v.J ' 17'--w 6eKrapf Q-4-f Sue is dark and very small, Always roaming through the hall. Member of chorus . . . girl's bas- ketball team . . . cute . . . friendly . . . likes to dance. 1 ' g ' ff... f of i 1 W' flfvnflf 'y 'j r e ::::::.-:::--: - - +:- --A- :::- ,:: - -::: 1 J X, L iff 4 V ff 4! I N il j 'Q 1 L1 fl' , A 11. .,, . THOMAS PADAMONSKY EVELYN LEX JAMES REIFF ALEX PROCK JOAN LEIB RUSSELL SMITH GILBERT REED GRACE LINDENMUTH RAYMOND VERBISH i 'w 4 ltx x , . A', L. -.3 I ,cad l . ' ' A 'X I ff t Ly 9' ' id. :ll av l ' W fri: Tj , , x - V ,. ,A A TN 2 4, , 91491 VA sp, Thomas Padamonsky Z J Evelyn Lex ' James Reiil' TOMMY Connsnrou Evra ASHLAND R. D. 1 JIMMY GERMANVILIE Tommy is a quiet lad, For more like him we would be glad. Excellent chemistry student . . . quiet . . . studious . . . friendly. X1 - 1, 'lf ,fl !fK,1! l i, ll 7- fff mvfff'-'VP . W' 11' X4 mfg, ,l,. I if f fxfqvfi 14 Kdlfg Alex Prock f ELM:-:n Eucnzwoon Always ready to help a friend, His helpfulness has no end. A pleasing smile for all . . . pop- ular . . . friendly . . . likes basket- ball and skating . . . member of chorus . . . sports club . . . general course. film' 7 l 1 , . r 34, .5 ez , iff, JH! 5' 'I ' . ' V T' 1' 4' J 111-flf'-jfflcx-114, 'H . 6 11 K! Gilbert Reed Ruby GmRMANvn.x.E A happy-go-lucky guy is he, Another Einstein he will be. Basketball player . . . academic course . . . higher education is his goal . . . sports club . . . expert at driving people mad . . . a friend to au . Evie is always full of glee. Maybe its because she thinks of Lee. Girls' chorus . . . yearbook staff . . . likes driving cars . . . always seen in Lee's car. d,- l L+ ,AY J Jimmy is really very neat, Always heading for fifth street. Sports a new Chevy . . . likes shop . . . neat dresser . . . pleasing personality . . . nature club . . . general course. , .fp yy ,M We nd V+ ' Q' ,,ij,p,- p, O A9 II Y U J , ' lj? :V U , , g x fl,,J:,fL,L' ' J 7. Q .. -f '+P Joan Leib Russell Smith l Jo-ANN BARRY Sm-rrv Joanie is so cute and small, She'd look funny if she were tall. Member of girls' chorus . . . one of the Jets . . . would like to learn to polka . . . often seen in Englewood . . . likes the class of '52 . . . yearbook club. . V . f ,E yj4.r', M m.4.Ji .AA44 ',2w21 40. ff M NJ PJ! -.-.fl ii,-57 p,-44- ' 4, hffzfzw .VJ MI. 'MI'.,,P 'Lp L L11 Aflwl' Grace Lindenmuth Linn Srnmc Cassi- Lindy hails from the Frackville road. Where she goes nobody knows. Friendly . . . neat . . . likes the name Mel . . . generous . . . girls' basketball team . . . yearbook club . . . commercial course. Russell is so very shy, Have you ever seen the gleam in his eye? Quiet . . . studious . . . enjoys driving . . . knows much about Pennsylvania . . . printing club . . . acad mic is ff ,J Gifffiffaf , 4 fi . I KW' ffl f Itaymond Verbish Vans Locusr Dau: This quiet boy is very bright, In chemistry he's always right. Studious . . . one of our few red- heads . . . quiet but friendly . . member of science club. ?.i NANCY MAURER RICHARD WELKER ARLENE O'NEILL CLAIRE MCDONALD JUAN WOLFGANG JEAN PETROUSKY MARGARET MURRAY LEWIS ZELLER MARY PETRUSKY '.,f --- R C -. J. fr 2 'ff T' is X: X R. 'KDRULIE,' FOUNTAIN SPRING 1 I, J ,lc 4- c ' 5 ,, . , d , ,fj,f.1f A -, p - elsif,-f Yf.,, , 4, xXi Rm ,Vg ali! I-GL! 44. 4 'Til f' . E or f Aff ff-fffwd-M 'f' f 'bf idx ' X' M, iQJ'f,fc9. A4ffi31f.Kcuw v Y. .1 ' 1 my fray ew-C 1-1445 5624! V i xr . n .ltmjijm durer ll fzarqncdgy Richard Welker ' ' l 1 ,h NANc?' Lavmu: DICK LAvr.1.u: , flfhvddfj One of the blondes in Butler High. Mention the Navy and you'll hear her sigh. Member of chorus . . . cheerlead- er . . . yearbook staff . . . likes dancing and skating. Claire McDonald Mac Gmannvnms A successful hairdresser Claire will be Because of her charming personality. Has a smile for everyone . . . likes the name of Billy . . . news- paper club . . . academic course . . . girls' chorus. Margaret Murray Pussy Gmannvxus From Glrardvllle Peggy halls. Shy and qulet through llfe she ealls. Likes the name Donald . . . friend- ly . . . lovely black hair . . . stud- ious . . . F. H. A. club . . . aca- Free from worry, free from care, A lad that's good at shooting bear. Friendly . . . always smiling . . . likes to hunt . . . is seen in Ashland often. Juan Wolfgang Boots GERMANVILLI: Regular visits to the Candy Shanty Explain why he always has pretzels handy. One of the G gang . . . biggest interest is girls and driving . . . his hobby is laughing and eating pretz- els . . . well groomed . . . general Bob is her one and only name And. we guess it'll always be the same. Yearbook club . . , likes sports and dancing . . . a basketball fan . . . fun-loving . . . fr' ndly . . . girlg' basketball team . ye oi: sta . . , f W A I My ' Jea1Qftr 'M Jr:ANn-: ENGL ooo Always friendly, always gay. Has a very willing way. Nice personality . . . girls' chorus . . . newspaper club . . . wants to be a nurse . . . academic course . . . likes football. Mary Petrusky couge. ' re, J fnffjyf' ' ' , ,4!ffuJLn S764 t ' again' 1 1 . Lewis Zeller V BU'rsY Lavsiis Lewis is tall and very strong. At his beat when in a throng. Fond of girls . . . friendly . . . full of fun . . . his hobby is making model airplanes. Summa Woonumn Hmcrrrs At the basketball games, Mary le always on the ball With a friendly smile for us all. Co-captain of the cheerleaders . .. pretty . . . member of girls' chorus demic course. 6 - . . . ambition is to be a telephone ' operator . . . sports club . . . com- ,ffvc M ,fb 4.1 mercial course. --'J-1-arty l . Q if I 4,601.4 - -all M, ' '- 'J-vvnbs ws An.-que nu ' ' f 4' 2122412 11, f If cn, 4:-C -bfflvfi cy 'AMI -f 40-Lfy 'I C543 -5 Uh ,ua 4'7'f, Y2,,'LLQ,.'. :ici M--4. M fyylg, -60 'rf 'ffffflf f'?Lg.f!..nIZ6+n,a ,fn A.-1? 4,45 -.fgyguo 5 111 ,1f.f,,fg,'2.', l .j,d,,j,L1t ggi!!! V I 0,5 gZf'uA'zqF e ' rg 904.3 t Q . . .. My a.M.a,: 'i' lrfffl 4? ff!-'7f '2'-ef a'f-'iffy fra' Jrrw 1..-A ,U-A-. BERNARD ZUKUS CLAIRE SCHRAGEN JOAN WHITE DOLORES PITTS DOLORES WALTERSHEID NANCY WOLFGANG MARGARET SAUERS SHIRLEY WELKER . - -J - QQ: 141: ' f . C gf- I -', M 'I qJ 'f'ff7 -f' , e 1, Ll ' 7 t -1 1 , lf:-A L C .-, .zz ' ..4-f',-cm ,JM .D ig' A QC kwa-iN ,' 6 f lt J 7' :fc O V ' ' E , I ' N --5 W 0 'liifw ff, gxbic P M y I M ,J 1 jx ., . ,J 3 A , I ,fl , - , ,fi 5, f' 3 4 ' f , X , OKI I ,L cyl' Lf W? A l Bernard ukus Claire schiagen san hire Zuma Eucnswoon Cx.Anm Guuvmnvnms Jonas Srnnvc Cass: Zukie'a always full of cheer. Good luck to you. at Mansfield Joanie is a Frackville fan. 1t'a easy to tell when he is near. College, That is where she got her man. With your growing Home Ec. knowl- A romeo with a smile for every- edge- Member of girls' chorus . . . good one . . . likes skating . . . enjoys baseball and football . . . service club . . . general course. wtf lf 4, A ai JI,-1, v 'V 0: , . 1-'Va' . . ' ff X .lf of f kvV'M . ' R- c-7 ,v 4 f r L1,k'JQ'Jy' be Cl If I Dolores Pitts PrrrsY Pnssros HILL Dolores with her flair for clothes Is outstanding where'er she goes. Business manager of newspaper . . . girls' chorus . . . likes the name of Jim . . receives a daily letter . . . her ambition is to be a stenographer . . . commercial course. Margaret Sauers Quiet . . . friendly . . . helpful . . . hobby-making ceramics . . . ambition is to be a Home Economics sense offhumor . . . likes shopping at the Acme . . . newspaper staff . . . commercial course. .,7 teacher...F.H.A.club...aca-ti? ' K 1, C demic es ' JL4,ffLL,1 ws -5 I ff W L I 1 s., ! 761.545 Afv-.,.,,.-,f,!v f jj' . , ,oc . in res Walt ' Nancy Wolfgang DoL.olu:s Locusi' DALE Won LAvs1.u: Quiet and mannerly is Dolores. Also a member of the chorus. Likes driving and dancing . . . chief interest is Hatboro . . . ace re- porter for Township Topics . . . aca- demic course. Shirley Welker Nancy's a whiz in taking dictation. She's sure to get an job after grad- uation. Likes the name Tom . . . studious . . . sports editor of newspaper . . . easy to get along with . . . commer- cial course. 1 1 Pacer Connurros Si-mu. Gmmzmvnuz E Peggy, bright and full of ambition, Blonde, cute, lots of fun, 5 , X E 2 : Is known by her locks of titan. Shirley's a. pal to everyone. , I6 Member of chorus . . . newspaper Popular . . . friendly . . . has a A A :ZF staff . . . neat . . . pleasant smile yen for Ashland . . . amibtion is to 5' J, . . . commercial course. be a nurse . . . yearbook staff. 61 6-CFL' T J J ,Ll 7 'Inca aaa av -4-pu-L11 'fc - Mei-bf 4-Ay-v. Q 4,11 fcf'-Q. nfl' -4-04.19 I ' 4114--4Ln6l-Lz '4' -6 ' . v0'v-aLl' Q :,,,,,,24..1A'-f'Y71-44'N-f ' j....,tc.,c.-3vC4 I fhhuLfp 2 . it 4 .314 PATRCDNS Al's Chevrolet Mr. and Mrs. William Allsop Dr. V. C. Anderson Louis Arcuri Mr. and Mrs. George Berger Mr. and Mrs. George Bilder Mr. and Mrs. Amil Bielarski Mrs. Nora Bielarski Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Borzak Mr. and Mrs. John Briel Mr. and Mrs. Walter Briel Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Burkert Mr. and Mrs. Luther Burmeister Canavan Service Station Betty Canavan Helen Canavan Mr. and Mrs. William Canavan Cappel, Hawranick and Krapf '51 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Carey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carduif Carter Carr '48 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Charnick Alice Chuplis Mr. and Mrs. John Cohoat John Cohoat '45 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Colahan John A. Colahan Connaghan's Music Store Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Guinther Harold Guinther Haley Frank Hawranick Miss Catherine Hehn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helwig and Family Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Hepler Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hepler Mr. and Mrs. William Hepler Mrs. Helen Hoar Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Hannah Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hornberger George Horvath Mathias Huhn Ernest Huntzinger Irwin John Jordan Kehler and Cohoat '51 Mrs. Asher Kehler Mrs. Miriam Kehler Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Kehler Miss Wanda Kehler Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kent George Kimmel Patrick Kleman Mrs. Rosa Kleman Knapp's Koval's Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Murt Conville Thomas Crane Owen J, Daley John Day Leroy Davis James Deitrich Elmer Deppen Miss Catherine Dougherty Edwards Service Station Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . Peter Eister Warren Eister Wilson Eister Leo Erdman Evie and Joanie '51 Dr. Charles A. Feifer Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fielding Joseph Fitzgerald '48 Jack Fox Furniture Store Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Griffith Laconis Cafe Mrs. Elizabeth Latsko Mr. and Mrs. Michael Latsko Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lauer Mrs. Catherine Leach Mr. and Mrs. J. Leckner Marion J. Leckner '47 Rita F. Leckner '48 Joseph D. Leckner '50 Vincent J. Leckner '51 Mr. and Mrs. John Leib Matilda Leibig Paul Leonetti's Cafe Myra Jane Lex '50 Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Lindenmuth Rev. and Mrs. Irvin R. Lindenmuth Dr. Peter F. Loeper Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Maurer Mr. and Mrs. Edward McDonald r H ' - --'-'N -' '- -'-' H 1 1 1I : I I I P A T R 0 N S If 1 II : I1 I 1: I I' I MP- and Mrs. John MCDOH81d Mr. and Mrs. Luther Seitzinger . 'I 1 Mrs. Josephine McGraw Walter Sharako I Physio-Therapist Catherine D. Sheridan II I Micke1's Cafe Mr. and Mrs. James Sheridan 'I I Mike's Shoe Repair Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shuey Francis Miller Opal Slotterback 'I I James J. Monahan, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stabler 1 Mr. and Mrs. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stitzer 1I I Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moyer Sublusky's Men's Store I Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Murray Sunshine Dress Shop '1 1. Patrick Murray Wilbur Swade I Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ney Paul Tatan I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nochton John Tatusko, Justice of Peace 41 1 Noone's Cafe Tenen.ho1z's I O'Donnell's Cafe George Terzopolos I Mr. and Mrs. William J. O'Donne1l Mrs. Harriet Theading I1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Nei1l Thomas Bros. Cleaners 1I , and Family Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tielman I Mary M. O'Neill Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Tiley I1 Mr. and Mrs. John Pahira Mrs. Mae Troutman and Shirley 1I I Peggy Pahira '44 Luther Umlauf I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pancheri Mr. and Mrs. Ray Umlauf I1 1 Peggy and Claire '51 Verbosky's Service Station 1I I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Petrusky Elnore Walaitis I Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pikitus Mrs. Hilda Walsh '1 I Pinchot's Cafe Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace I Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Welker I Pridokas Cafe Mr. and Mrs. John H. Welker II Miss Florence Reddy Mr. and Mrs. Clair White, Sr. +I I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed Mr. and Mrs. James wma, sr. II I Mr. and Mrs. George Reichwein Emma Mae White I1 1 and Paul Wo1fgang's Sporting Goods 1I I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reiff Mr, and Mrs. Clair Wolfgang I Mr. and Mrs. Warren Repsher Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wolfgang I1 I liar. GMA. iaobniiiosa Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wolfgang II , iss ary ow an Wolowitz 1 I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salman Luther J. Wyatt 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Sauers Helen Wydunas 'I I Mr. and Mrs. Ero. Schneff Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yagielniskie I William 501388931 Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yuhas 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Schragen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Zukus 41 . I1 I 11 I II I1 I If 1 1, 1 1, I II 1 1, I 1' '1 I 0- :::: -::: -------- . - ---v---v- --v- - ----vvoc- Jog Compliments of Sciiuyiiziii County Republican CO,I.11IHittGG G. Harold Watlzins, Chairman ' ' nnsxvis-i'.3nn ' A x 'W Q im 9,1 3 x X RF l L ,i , I 1 'f ll Q! A l i i .E yo? f1.A Q A r X 'ft , Q t r 6599 JAHN 2 CDLLIER AGAIN A slogan signifying a service created to excel in all things pertaining to yearbook design and engraving. We have found real satisfaction in pleas- ing you, the yearbook publisher, as well as your photographer and your printer. JAHN 3 GLLIER ENGRAVING CO sw w.WAsHlNGroN BLVD., cHlcAGo 7, ILL. X A ,-,' - A K , , ,,,, v ,.q.,, ,f... . n.'. M. 1 ,Z , Q W V U, ,i I , Ea,qm i A7 W A I H I ' QHQMF Av X 2 A A in EJ? fx72?fc4ZA KZeQ44E'f1f!m!5 4 J ' 4' 7 cum! 4,56 MZ!! Lfllif 4' bg., A' ww Z7a!fZ0,: 44f5'?Z.4Ze,ccf-ff-fvlf hifi, ' JMKAIJ 425140 -6 A Hfffmffl 'A V j afvfJ ,f.,f',Qf,ffL2QcQf 55461-? 61,05-44 Zfzdfx Cimnzf f I P ,A-4 it 21, 'L4,f,pe, f www ffzucfd 4441 1444! yds, QZMMZQ, Alva vffcfkafcj iff, f l' fzwffh :LAM g,ffw,ajv,a,f X44 A Lzifcbej, c . 7 S2 c-ia lf-51120 EQQVZZ ' Affffgg IZA f A-ff fdgzf-441 fzfvo :wig ' . fZ,f:4,:L-C7Z4E74jf ffbffi. Uf74,,fw X Ziff' Mid! wwf! lm,-,Q lim j'4fC!Zf F -.fcfwff fda! -if : QQ , ffl In-2cfvb?A,e1ZZ,,bfZf,23raP13'2f4,vcJ fpcpeafffwgfc Zdwnf X -fffv Af5f?MZyfffid ,facw V V .'V W M . BZ f JL,f,fQ,ww,Q6!. :NZM 'Q Q 'iff ' X f , LCHM jf' qijfgfda Cmujv H 647, , LM fQ,ffuLU ,MU f N32l?6f'77'f7f7Z 4 1 M, 65 fLz,Mg,Z.4 f dwffffff 475 mga f I My 4 4 40 fm! 5q,gg55i,El7P f'5cf55c5fg5ebZ4Z46if1 w w Q MM-JW JWW2 f , ,M , ,4Mfa22 WUQQZKO . ' A KLWMQ . N wgzffu Jcfwq, lfvffzf, ,poke af zC2zvj'f 6411.1 44104 zacu, qg I ,lql ' 1 4 16 51 454 E , 'Af ,W,gL,JQ f MZ' L' P WLMfUMf 1-,b,fj,'-HAL K. 4 , ' Q5-5 ,21 f , ' f ' , ii STEINHILBER'S ELECTRIC SUPPLY STORE WIRING - SUPPLIES - REPAIRS 1100 Centre .Street Ashland, Pennsylvania CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 HAMMOND COAL COMPANY Girardville, Pennsylvania THE CHOICE OF DISCRIMINATIN G SENIORS! PRINTCRAFT GRADUATION PERSONAL CARDS AND ANNOUNCEMENT INVITATIONS Printcraft Cards and Announcements have been selected by the seniors of Butler Township High School for many years THE PRINTCRAFT CARD CO., INC. 1425 East Elm Street Scranton 5, Pa. BAUM'S SPORTING GOODS, INC Wholesale and Retail Corner Third and Market Streets Sunbury, Pennsylvania Compliments of PINE RIDGE MINING CO. Millersville, Pa. I Compliments of DR. CARL F. REICHWEIN Ashland, Pennsylvania R 0 S H 0 E ' S , CLOTHING JEWELRY SCHOOL JEWELRY 1000 Centre Street Ashland, Pennsylvania L. B. HERR 8: SON FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES FOR THE SCHOOL AND OFFICE BOOKS - STATIONERY - PRINTING 46-48 West King Street Lancaster, Pa. THE KELLER PRINTERY FINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING 1034 Centre Street Ashland, Pennsylvania Phone 112 Printers of THE 1951 AMERICANA ANTHONY MALHO COAL CO. Wifi? C O A L Wholesale and Retail 'EHS' Lavelle, Pa. R. D. 1, Ashlan Phone Ashland 1098-J-2 d, CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM THE JUNIOR CLASS ASHLAND ROTA Q 1? DLQPQ fl fv ROTARY CLUB N. E. KEHLER Locust Dale, Pa. -:gf 3-21- L Hospitality in mind BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS FROM THE CLASS OF 1953 JOHN L. CUFF HB' LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES 'EHS' Girardville, Pa. Best Wishes from DR. RAPHAEL A. BRENNAN Naturopathic Physician and Chiropractor Shenandoah, Pa. Compliments of ROCHMAN'S Your Friendly Jeweler GRADUATION HEADQUARTERS DIAMONDS -- WATCHES - RINGS Credit Extended 10 N. Main Street Shenandoah, Pa. WILLIAM T. JELUS FORMERLY ERDMAN'S FLORIST Mount Carmel, Pa. Phone 378 'wif 13' Flowers For All Occasions 'Gill' Compliments of PARAMOUNT SHOE SHOP Potfsville, Pa. 'UP 'Gill' F. P. HOGAN INSURANCE AGENCY Gertrude Hogan Kleman, Agent Ashland, Pa. 'HHH' 'P5'll3f'. compliments of I JNEW YORK BAKERY Frackville, Pa. -'H-li' Compliments of LADIES AUXILIARY of FRIENDSHIP HOSE CO. Englewood, Pa. iii lik H. W. HUBLER 81 SON Gordon, Pa. -'SIE' RAYMOND J. LAUER KIEFFER SERVICE CENTER 'OUP N A S H A +211-3+ 6th and Chestunt Streets, Ashland, Pa. Phone 586 4393+ PLUMBING - HEATING -Billie 1403 Centre Street Ashland, Pa. Phone 1194 INSURANCE FIDELITY AND OF ALL KINDS SURETY BONDS A. J. FLANNERY Dependable Insurance 156 Schuylkill Avenue Shenandoah Heights, Pa. Phone Shenandoah 2-0285 'BHG' CUB Compliments of Compliments of LOCUST DALE FIRE CO. A FRIEND Locust Dale, Pa. W' fem SOL LEVIT 'llli' Schuylkill Co1mty's Leading Jeweler Headquarters for Engagement and Wedding Rings 26-28 North Main Street Shenandoah, Pa. Compliments of ROXY THEATRE Ashland, Pa. 'fill' 'GUY Compliments of R. R. SCICCHITANO M. D., M. S. Ashland State Hospital -EU? J. M. MERWINE SONS 'itll' KING MIDAS FLOUR Wholesale Dealers in GROCERIES, GRAIN FEED AND SALT +C-lf3+ Phone 238 Ashland, Pa 'HR'- Compliments of DR. J. L. DAVIS Ashland, Pa. 'EIB' -221 I-3+ PEPPER'S GINGER ALE Ashland, Pa. 'EU-3+ -'EHS' BEST WISHES FROM 'ITHE HONORABLE C. W. STAUDENMEIER Ashland, Pa. WHS' .23 gg.. Compliments of GUlNAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Mount Carmel, Pa. +2419 r 'r E ' ' 4 'ill' BEST WISHES FROM M. J. MCDONALD 81 SON FUNERAL SERVICE Girardville, Pa. 'ENB' 'fill' Compliments of J. C. GARNER 81 SON Ashumd, Pa. sAUssEn MONUMENT worms 400-410 Hoffman Boulevard Ashland, Pa. 1849 - 1951 Four Generatvkms as Manufacturers of Cemetery Memorials Myron L. Sausser Phone 126 +269 Compliments of CARL N. MILLER . 76 Millersville Street Ashland, Pa. gma- il E' Compliments of MARTINEZ 81 BRODERICK 729 Centre Street Ashland, Pa. -SHIP SCHEUREN'S DAIRY 'Gill' HOMOGENIZED AND PASTEURIZED MILK 'GUS' Phone 1099-R-1 Lavelle, 'GHS' Compliments of DR. D. J. MURPHY Girardville, Pa. 'GHS' Q Compliments of HARVEY WOLFGANG GENERAL HAULING COAL - SAND - STONE Lavelle, Pa. Phone Ashland 1098-R-11 RICKARD'S DAIRY -'il li' MILK AND ICE CREAM 'ill' Gordon, Pa. Compliments of THE BOULEVARD DRIVE-IN FROZEN CUSTARD HOT DOGS FRENCH FRIES HAMBURGERS Phone 9904 Ashland, Pa 'GUI' Compliments of ORAVITZ TRUCKING CO. Girardville, Pa. 40? JOHN P. CONBERE 'SUB' AUDIO-VISUAL EQUIPMENT 'EH-3' R. D. No. 1 - Box 86 Paxinos, Pa. Compliments of CECELIA LAVELLE Complete Insurance Coverage 217 West Main Street Girardville, Pa. Phone 6994 STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY Big Run, Pa. Jefferson County Manufacturers of School Award Letters, Emblems and Banners in Felt and Chenille and we feature a fine line of Sweaters and Jackets P 'I 'Y F ::-,- ' 1 1 1 11 , dw- -was 1 l. . Conipliments df BEST WISHES FROM 1 1 'I f H. FRANKLIN KEHLER DR. s. D. ROBERTS 'v 11 I Ashland, Ps. Ashlahd, Ps. :E 1 : dm- -we 3 It - ,- .g P 1 1 1 ' r 1 -rw A 1, , -our - 1 I Compliments of I I DR. W. T. FEDKO 1' ' DR. WM. J. 0'NEILL .I ' Gordon, Pa. ' h Ashland, Ps. , . . gf P 1 I ww- .f ww- -A , 1 I .I I 1, JJIJIIJIIJIIIJIII P : 1 1 'r 1 CONGRATULATIONS A. ERBAN YESALAVAGE 'ro THE GRADUATING cLAss ., I 13' of th' GENERAL INSURANCE A BUTLER TOWNSHIP HIGH scHooL AND BONDS h q . 5 'A D 11' 'GUI' I , Notary Public 2 THE ,. If 1a POTTSVILLE REPUBLICAN 343 North Second Stfffet ff Girardville,,'Pa. A 1' Schuylkill County's 4: , Greatest Newspaper 1 . H1939 6332 ii r 1, : 2 6-f:::: :-::::: J - :: : :r:r:.rc::: TIELMAN'S DAIRY 'HUP Pasteurized and Homogenized DAIRY PRODUCTS Compliments of KELLY BROTHERS MEAT MARKET 'IHS' 900 Walnut Street Ashland Ashland, Pa. Phone 754-J-1 Phone 799 -'EUS' 'SW' 1. Comp lments of Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Frackville, Pa. 'OHV DR. J. B. DUFFY Centralia, Pa. 'EUR' H. W. SNYDER Wholesale Distributor of Candy A Confectionery Cigars Cigarettes 409 Catherine Street Fountain Springs, Pa. Phone 932-R-21 fill' Compliments of ASHLAND SHIRT and PAJAMA COMPANY 'Silt 469' Complimenfs of Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Erlenbach Fountain Springs, Pa. I 'I I I I I I 'I 4 'I 'I 4 1 . +2H3+ MOUNT CARMEL ITEM Mount Cafmel, Pa. A DAILY NEWSPAPER Printing and Publishing lb ' Z 51 Z F' :I ES E U' '115' 5 S Q EM PG I-USE' wa' 20 'U yn-+4 Elm B 5 I-HS'foP.I,!::2m2,.uIi i 5, '+I' QvEsiS1r'f5'59SZvI 'F H IQQZI ag'-we I 5 2 E 9 E-E P4 CD P1 w ti F10 51 F1 :xl 2 II S PGS sz 'I Simi E' m ,, 5-'EU 73 ' 4 3 4 mam aigi-1+ 1955.116 3, 5wfP1 1'FS5HP m -If :dvi vmrfofi A 'U 'U ' HZ F' :Q 3 afvicpf-4 2 5 5 O U, 9 E11 Compliments of ROBERT FILER -HHS' - PLUMBING and HEATING ill' Frackville, Pa. 403' Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Girardville, Pa. 'Bill'- 'SHP REINER BROS. BUILDING SUPPLY CIO. 428 .South Market Street Mount Carmel, Pa. 40? BRADLEY'S INSURANCE AGENCY BONDS INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Mount Carmel, Pa. Phone 321 STECKER 8z CO. STATIONERS TYPEWRITERS AND ALL STUDENT SUPPLIES Mount Carmel, Pa. STIEF'S HARDWARE Exclusive Agents for FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS REFRIGERATORS RANGES AUTOMATIC WASHERS JRONERS WATER HEATERS Ashland, Pa. MAURER'S WAYSIDE DAIRY Featuring GOLDEN GUERNSEY HOMOGENIZED MILK Mount Carmel, Pa. 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I Any Size TURKEYS Any Time BLUE SPRUCE TURKEY FARM Melvin Leach and Sons Phone 659-R-3 R. D. 1, Ashland, Pa. A. J. CRedJ Omlor MID-WAY GARAGE Specializing in All Makes of Carburetors and Motor Tune-Up Delco, Remy and Auto-Light Ignition Willard Storage Batteries A. C. Fuel Pumps 2901 Centre Street Ashland, Pa. 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I Compliments of SHENANDOAH MUSIC CO. Shenandoah, Pa. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Welker Germanville, Pa. 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I NATIONAL HOTEL Mrs. Cortellini, Prop. BATH AND SHOWER Mount Carmel, Pa. KATCIfl'S FURNITURE STORE YOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE AT 224 224 S. Oak Street Mt. Carmel, Pa. Phone 638 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 gRHOADE'S SERVICE STATION AUTO ACCESSORIES Cigars - Cigarettes -- Magazines Locust Dale, Pa. SEWELL'S PINE BURR BARBEQUE Mount Carmel-Shamokin Highway Mount Carmel, Pa. Phone 9769 Compliments of C. 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I II I ,,,,:,,-,,:,,-- ...... ...A l I, 4, I I 4, . , ,, C0mP11mel1tS Of I: DRULIS 8: SLUZALIS It It fl A, K, WALTER II MEATS AND GROCERIES I I It Ig Ashland, Pa. 15 Cnnrdville, Pa. I 4, I, 4, II II 4I--::::::: -A-------A----- --- II 4, It 1: I I 1: CONGRATULATIONS FROM :I Compliments of 1: I I I 52 PAYNE'S FLOWER SHOP MARRONE'S CAFE ., ,g 'I 4, Girardvillen PH- Girardville, Pa. I I: 'I 4, EE Lui -' ITS: - A - ' A ' - - :: - - - 'I 4: 'I 4, I jf Compliments of fl GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATES 'I 4: 'I 4, ' BENNY'S CAFE It LOUIS J. MATLOW 4, ,I 'I 4 If Girardville, Pa. gf Girardville, Pa. I' I 1' I 'rn-::: -' , - -:::::'-'-: - - - A A- A:::g::::Jq-:Jia-::::.r4-:::::Jronr:::::Jo9 :I I1 I 'I 'I 4 I: Compliments of DAVID Jg SNYDER I' RUSSELL PROCUDA 1: I I ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE 1, SERVICE CENTER 3, I -' . WELDING II 24 E. Mahanoy Ave., Girardville, Pa. 4: I 4, IL Phone 6543-Night 6589 1: Gordon, Pa. I :I If I 'I Q-:::::::::: -:: -:::::- - - -- -:::-:::, ::: A - :, v - -: BERSONSS J EWELERS 111 N. Main Street Shenandoah, Pa. WATCHES - DIAMONDS LUGGAGE HIGGINS FUNERAL HOME Nothing Unclone-Nothing Overdone Mount Carmel, Pa. Compliments of A. W. STANLEY Shenandoah, Pa. DR. PETER F. LOEPER V. F. W. Building Lehigh Avenue Frackville, Pa STACK'S ELECTRICAL STORES Girardville, Pa. Centralia, Pa. Compliments of K. E. DAR-OWISH Shenandoah, Pa. Compliments of REILEY'S STORES, INC. Shenandoah, Pa. ::: ' A - -:::.1 Compliments of EDWARD ANTOLICK Fountain Springs, Pa. Compliments of LAMONT BROWN Girardville, Pa. TERRY'S SPECIALTY COMPANY COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS 654 Seybert street Hazleton, Pa P P 1, ' ' 'TI I' 11 BEST WISHES FROM 1I LIEB'S ,I : 1 SCHUYLKILL ,I MEATS AND GROCERIES I 1 I NEWS AGENCY I, Lavelle, Pa. ,g T , Ashland, Pa. ,P 'P 4: AA-AAA-AAA--AA-AAA-AAA l I '-'-'-- '- -- - 1 1, , 1 CONGRATULATIONS FROM 1, Compliments of .E P 1 GOUGWS , ASHLAND .1 P 4 SERVICE STATION , PAINT-UP STORE 'E 4P Ashland, Pa. , Ashland, Pa. 'P If , --------- .' ,,,,A-A-AA-AA-A P f 'Win ' ' 4P 4, HORSWOOUS BENSINGER'S 1 SERVICE STATION :P HARDWARE STORE P 'P 1 LINOLEUM ' PAINTS 1l ELECTRIC TRAIN REPAIRS ' , I VENETIAN BLINDS ., . P Ashland, Pa. :P ,I 1405 Centre Street Ashland, Pa. I' I UUAM-Au U A-U-U , 1, ' ':: 'I I I' BEST WISHES FROM 1' Compliments of , P P WAGN ER CLEANERS , RED MILLER'S CAFE 1: P 1 1, Ashland. Pl- 1' Ashland, Pa. P ll . I A' ' ff--- ::::.1-::::::::r4--.n-Q45 I' CONGRATULATIONS FROM , Compliments of 4' 1 I KULL'S CARPET STORE 1' McCONN ELL 8: BRO. 1P P P Ashland, Pa. 1, Ashland, Pa. If 1' Ig 'P 1 4, - - -A Compliments of BATTLER DELAGO Girardville, Pa. BEST WISHES FROM A. L. LINDENMUTH Ashland, Pa. RICH FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERINGS Shenandoah, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS FROM HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Shenandoah, Pa. WEISS'S APPAREL, INC. Shenandoah, Pa. GORDON GRADWELL INSURANCE Frackville, Pa. ENGLEWOOD COAL COMPANY Frackville, Pa. AL'S RADIO SERVICE Al Smith, Prop. RADIO - TELEVISION Sales and Service Aerials Installed Phone 763-J Ashland, Pa Compliments of TURNPIKE SPORTS CLUB Gordon Road, Pa. TREGELLAS SHOE STORE Ashland, Pa. SHARP'S ELECTRIC STORE Ashland, Pa. Compliments of r. and Mrs. Warren Fisher and Family Fountain Springs, Pa. J. W. MILLER 8: SONS HOME DRESSED MEATS AND PROVISIONS Phone Ashland 719-R-12 Locust Dale, Pa. Compliments of DR. HARRY K. HOBBS Shenandoah, Pa. Compliments of DR. J. BURKE Shenandoah, Pa. Compliments of CHIPPI E'S Homesville, Pa. SI-IOUP'S Millersville, Pa. Compliments of GORDON CLEANERS Gordon, Pa. Compliments of DR. W. A. SNYDER OPTOMETRIST Mount Carmel, Pa. HARRY STIBITZ GROCERY STORE Aristes, Pa. complhhehh-1 of FRANK L. BURKE Ashland, Pa. Phone 53 CONGRATULATIONS FROM SHIMOCK'S Mount Carmel, Pa. HOROWITZ LEATHER CO. Shenandoah, Pa. LORD'S DRESS SHOP Mount Carmel, Pa. BEST WISHES FROM MURRAY'S DRUG STORE 1 West Main street Girardville, Pa. Compliments of WILLARD B. OTTO Ashland, Pa. GREEN'S FLOWER SHOP Girardville, Pa. --- -v--- ---JQQQQO Compliments of HECKERT'S BAKERY Girardville, Pa. J. Z. APPLIANCE CO. General Electric Sales and Service Zenith Radio and Television Hoover Cleaners - Maytag Washers 43 N. Lehigh Avenue Frackville, Pa Phone 344 :::- :::::::::::::::::::::::Jc- CLARENCE F. RESIDES BUILDER Germanville, R. D. No. 1, Ashland, Pa Dwellings - Additions - Garages Alterations and Repairs Phone Ahhlahd 703-R-2 Compliments of SN YDER'S Ashland, Pa. ASHLAND MOTOR CO. FORD SALES AND SERVICE Ashland, Pa. Compliments of DR. A. T. ROSHOE Ashland, Pa. BOTANY SOO Tailored by Dm-of The Fabric is the Soul of the Suit SEYBRECHT'S MEN'S WEAR Ashland, Pa Compliments of DR. E. J. MULROY Ashland, Pa. Compliments of JOHN E. LAVELLE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Ashland, Pa. tl I -vv ----,1I FENNESSY'S Grocery and Clothing Store Locust Dale, Pa. CI-IICK'S SERVICE STATION Ashland, Pa. Compliments of JONES' CAFE Locust Dale, Pa. P lr Compliments of LEVITSKY CAFE Ashland, Pa. Compliments of HILLVUE COAL COMPANY Fountain Springs, Pa. Compliments of JOHN'S AUTO PARTS 139 North Oak Street Mount Carmel, Pa. FRACKVILLE BLOCK 8: SUPPLY CO. Frackville, Pa. Compliments of BOLICH'S HOTEL Gordon, Pa. Gas - ATLANTIC - Oil WHITE'S ATLANTIC SERVICE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS John White, Prop. I-'c. Springs, Pa. Phone 1105-R-11 JOIN OUR SUIT CLUB PETE5S CLOTHES SHOP Men's and Boys' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS South Oak Street Mt. Carmel, Pa Phone 1460 Compliments of HAP SMITH'S CAFE Ashland, Pa. ' Compliments of LINDY'S CAFE Fountain Springs, Pa. P. A. STIEF 8: SONS OUTFITTERS TO MEN AND Boys Join the Pennsylvania Plan 565.00 in Prizes Every Saturday Sl-13 N. Oak Street Mt. Carmel, Pa. Compliments of M. J. CLARKE Girardville, Pa. BOI'lARD'S QUALITY SHOP CLOTHING - FURNISHINGS SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS 1-3 N. Lehigh Avenue Frackville, Pa. Compliments of HOLT'S HEALTH STORE Frackville, Pa. 'P 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I SEITZINGER MOTORS Gordon, Pa. HOPE'S BEAUTY SHOP HOPE SEITZINGER Prop. Fountain Springs, Pa. Phone 830-R-1 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I JOHN S. HILL WHOLESALE MEAT Fountain Springs, Pa. HEPLER'S SERVICE STATION Lavelle, Pa. I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I LOVE'S SERVICE STATION ICE CREAM COLD MEATS GROCERIES Reading Company Bus Stop Ft. Springs, Pa. Phone 914-R-5 CHAPPELL'S GARAGE and SERVICE STATION Lavelle, Pa. Compliments of MR. JOHN WELKER Lavelle, Pa. AA-J-fo Z. J. PASKEY The House of Quality Beverages 409-11 South Chestnut Street Shenandoah, Pa. --A-:.4--A-- --------- I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1,1 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 ,df 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I J 'I Compliments of WHITE SPOT HEATING AND PLUMBING Frackville, Pa. 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I BEST WISHES FROM and MRS. C. W. MILLER Frackville, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS FROM ACYRIL KARVOIS MEATS AND GROCERIES 10 W. Ogden Street Girardville, P 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I Compliments of POTTSVILLE SHOWCASE co. 300 Laurel Street Pottsvill e, Pa BEST WISHES FROM DR. W. A. BRESLIN Shenandoah, Pa. 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I H. O. LENKER - ESTATE Lavelle, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS FROM AL PLANK 2 X 4 INN Lavelle, Pa. 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I compumems of KLUSMAN,S CAFE Lavelle, Pa. Phone 1092-R-3 KRAH'S GROCERIES AND CONFECTIONERIES Lavelle, Pa. 'I 1 I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I LORRAINE'S ICE CREAM PARLOR Lavelle, Pa. In ' I ' I 'I I GALLAGHEIVS SHOE STORE VARANO'S WAREHOUSE I 5' I 21 North Oak Street Seventh and Oak Streets I 'I I Mount Carmel, Pa. Mount Carmel, Pa. I 'I : SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY WHOLESALE GROCER I 'I I Y v v Y v II I I I 'I Compliments of I HALFWAY HOUSE I 'I E SNACK BAR DAVIID' S SERVICE STATION I 'I I 'I , Gordon Road, Pa. Mahanoy Plane, Pa. I 'I E I - - - - 4, - - - - I I I WOMER MOTORS I I I, , ' 319 South Market Street GREEN S DAIRY ' I I I Mount Carmel, Pa. Ashland Pa I 4, 9 ' I 1 I PLYMOUTH AND DODGE DEALERS II . I I , , , - - D ...... - - - - I 'T' I I I ASHLAND I NORTHUMBERLAND 1: BATTERY SERVICE I I' NEW AND REBUILT BATFERIES I DRESS CO. lg All Make Batteries , Serviced and Repaired E 31 Spruce Street Mt. Carmel, Pa. 1131 Chestnut Street Ashland, Pa. I ig Phone 11s2..I I I I II I I v v H v v ' I Compumem of If BUILDING CONTRACTOR Q I AND SUPPLIES NEIMAN AUTO SUPPLY CO. I CLAIRE C. WHITE, JR. I Ashland, Pa. , I, R D., Ashland, Pa. Phone 1105-J-4 I 4, I 4, f- 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'It ' AUSHMAN'S' CHOICE MEATS ' FANCY GROCERIES Connerton, Pa. SCHELL'S FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 268 South Ok Street Mt. Carmel, Pa. Mount Carmel, Pa. Phone 564 A. L: RICE MEAT MARKET Gcvrdon, Pat ' E. R. BASTRESS CO. LUMBER and BUILDING SUPPLIES Mount Carmel, Pa. Phone 550 JACK SELGRADE'S ESSO SERVICE STATION Powder Mill Road Girardville, Pa. tr n 'I I MOUNT CARMEL MOTORS KAIZER-FRAZER CARS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Phone 614 A Mount Carmel, Pa. HALEY'S FLOWER SHOP Member F. T. D. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 49 W, Fourth Street Mt. Carmel, Pa. Phone - ,803 Dayg 419-W Night ::::::::::::::::::: :::::::- - J CONNER'S STORE 1438 Centre Street Ashland, Pa. BROSIUS SERVICE STATION CAR AND HOME MERCHANDISE 140 South Oak Street Mount Carmel, Pa. REICI-IWEIN SERVICE STATION Spring Crest, If , . . Ashland, Pa. Compliments of RUTH and LEFTY GEGUZIS Fountain Springs, Pa. 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I V 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I Compliments of NICE FUNERAL HOME Frackville, Pa, JOSEPH ANTHONY SELF SERVICE FOOD MARKET Frackville, Pa. 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I Compliments of HARTENSTEIN'S BAKERY Frackville, Pa. Compliments of ATKINS' 5c to 51.00 STORE Frackville, Pa. Phone 698 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I NORMAN H. EVANS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Spring Crest Ashland, Pa COAL AND GENERAL HAULING EDWARD HELWIG Fountain Springs, Pa. Phone 926-R-12 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 Compliments of JOE 0'NEILL'S CAFE Fountain Springs, Pa. GAS - SUNOCO - OIL CAUFIELD'S SERVICE STATION BILL CAUFIELD, Prop. Fountain Springs, Pa. Phone Ashland 268-R-2 I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I SLOTTERBACK'S CHEVROLET GARAGE Lavelle, Pa. BATDORF'S CLEANERS Cleaning Care Means Extra Wear 1219 Centre Street Ashland, Pa. Phone 351-R Compliments of GELLERTJS Ashland, Pa. PETER E. BUCK 8: SONS EARL M. CLEAVER, Prop. Ashland, Pa. -'-AAA'A'A AA 'A 'AAAI' 'I 4 4 STAN7S FOOD MARKET I 416 Centre Street I 4 I Ashland, Pa. : I 1 1 I 1 Compliments of : I I 1 SHOEMAKER'S GARAGE 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 FRANK TRATHEN I 1 1 SWEEPERS and SEWING MACHINES I Sales - Repairs I 4 4111 and Middle streets, Ashiand, Pa. I 1 Phone 354 I Ashland, Pa. Compliments of ANN'S DRESS SHOP 210 S. Oak Street Mt. Carmel, Pa Phone 1170 ELWOOD BRACEY, Ph. G. 1 PRESCRIPTIONS I 4 4 I 4 I 4 4 Phone 48 Ashland, Pa. - A -:::::::::::::J0o4-:Jro1r::roo0o0I JOHN J. I-IEHN INTERIOR DECORATOR AND PAINTING CONTRACTOR Industrial-flrtstitutional-Residential Wholesale and Retail Paints If We Say It's Good-It Is Good 18 S. Jardin Street Shenandoah, Pa. I 4 McANDREW BROTHERS I ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES I AND SUPPLIES 4 Easy Washers - Frigidaire Bendix Home Laundry I 1.11 W. Main Street Girardville, Pa. I 1 1 J s fi if , .- f A , wi , , - , wi, .i Vi , ' e. K 'l . - . 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