Dupont High School - Reveries Yearbook (Dupont, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1956 volume:

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As the fmal days before graduat1on approach we the Semor' Class of 1956 pause for a moment to recall the many pleasant and outstandlng memorles of our four years 1n Dupont Hlgh Although we hesltate to say farewell we know that our graduatlon IS a step further toward reachlng our goals 1n l1fe We leave Dupont H1gh w1th many treasured remem brances of our Supervlslng Pr1nc1pal Teachers Board of D1rectors our frlends and class mates Our many accompllshments are carefully and fondly complled ln th1s lssue of the Reverles an everlastlng remmder of all that has been cherlshed by the class of 1956 Now, as we gaze 1ntently mto our future, hop1ng to seek the goals that we have set for ourselves, we know that through our acqulred knowledge and the confxdence developed w1th1n each of us, we shall be more than capable of attalmng our future asplratxons Roberta Nesgoda, 1956 Glorla Pesta, 1956 55- -- -- -- -- .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .1 IC .. .. .. I. .. 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U sa za aa is za 15 za 11 as zz Li za Ei Ei ii EE ig EE 1' as gr ff E? fi :Z if E5 E! E -1 v A- -, .- .. ,1 ,1 .. 1 : It 1. H . ' I J I I 1 1 .v ' . . . . . . ,, . ,, . . . , . DEDICATIU Because oftheir guidance throughout the years, we,the Seniors of the 1956 graduating class of Dupont High School, wish to dedicate this year's edition of The Reveries to each of our parents. They are the ones that made us what we are today. They taught us to live our lives without earthly fears. They guided us through all our achievements, and, if there were any pitfalls, they were there to give us courage and understandingg to start us on our way again. They were always there when we had no one to turn to, and they come to decisions and conclusions so quickly that to follow in their paths is our ultimate aim. We must thank our parents for keeping us in school and allowing us to complete our high school education, even though they suffered hardships in doing so--but they were glad to do it, and so we now have the privilege of graduating. We wish to express, in these humble words, the way we feel towards every parent of the graduates of the Dupont High School, Class of '56, Anthony SL Genevieve Cebula Martin St Anna Hanczyc Frank 8: Anna Justick Frank 8a Julia Kristula Vincent 81. Julia Pannunzio Joseph Skrzysowski Walter 81 Sophie Timinski Joseph 81 Phyllis Adams Walter St Mary Bednash Henry 81 Mary Boyanowski John 81 Anna Fliss Mary Harashinsky Joseph 81 Anna Koss Edward 81 Bertha Kotula Stanley St Pauline Kotula John 81 Bertha Kudey William St Connie Kuna Peter SL Helen Kundla Freeman 8: Stella Larnerd Angelo St Theresa Lolli George Sm Mary Malinics Arlington St Helen Minegar John St Loretta Nesgoda Michael 8: Ann Pearage Victoria Pesta Mary Plisko Catherine Polerecki Frank 81 Mary Porzucek Michael Sv. Catherine Prebish Valentine 81 Caroline Rydzy William 81 Della Tibbett Walter 81 Sophie Tomaszewski Peter 8: Lottie Zielinski It if gr il HWS' is Q ' 59?-.'!'...n 000 Ohe I To the Class of 1956: lsincerely hope that your experiences the past four years at Dupont High School have provided some of the tools for a successful, happy, and worth-while life. Continue to seek to find ways and means for the development of personal character, which will find expression in terms of social and civic service to your community and nation. Personal good wishes to each member of this fine class. f .TQQ l Cecil T, Dugan 'gm 1 l Supervising Principal Own B N BOARD of DIRECTOR ooo qt st Andrew Kosik John Bryk Anthony Ritzie Joseph Kasper Edward Boyanowski Patrick Roots John Andruchek Secretary President Treasurer Solicitor Vice President Public Relations School Clerk W O ul a f l U Xl rf Nd 'Sf B4 7 xl vga vnu N71 118-x LI.-.mSU.4..mNPf,, 4. , A .:-. f Q .M run ,xt Fi fxx fi is IN li Pi 0 4 Xl Xl Wil XJ sd 1 X4 1 Bl K4 I x-911 Y 77 77 v,.u nga, Q l u l I I I . 110-x ' ' . . dv. . . - . IW D . . . . . . . . . . . . li . . . . . . . . IQ. 0 I Q 0 0 iw I I' Ss lznluvs 4 O Q53 C! , C, WISDOM is Worth More than the price of Rubies C LAb5 FLOWER Gardema JOSEPH CEBULA CLAbb COLORS Academlc Plnk St S1lver Comed1an Joe Pres1dent of the Senlor class Blonde crewcut L1k9S to dance Chemlstry Whlz L1kes g1rls Chemxcal englneer 1 ii?1QQQTQW?W???????Y?WWY?+WWY9 P-3 C :S FD 3 S E51 CIP :5 52 ECU 55 r-JS QF! E o 5 ID C5 E- za:- GO GC GO 2 ZZ GD Ji Ji-,.,i.,..i .piwfb When the tune has come to leave Dupont H1gh And we all must b1d our goodbye At the end of the year there s a golden llght On the path that we ve carved for ourselves Work on through the months Work on through the years T111 we flnally come to part Work on Work on w1th fr1endsh1p and love And the good luck that we ve shared W11l echo through the years BY RAY PLISKO il BFVWWFW?W?WW?FWFY?WWT?VWW?W?i!9i V FAREWELL The tlme has come to say good bye For teachers students we breathe a slgh W1th fond endurmg thoughts of you Oh' Dupont Hlgh we b1d ad1eu TQTWWWWWWTWWWWWTWW? Iiliiiiiibbibiibibi Our ldeal you ll be forever more And the ethxcs you ve 1nst1lled we ll never lgnore BY ARLENE MINEGAR Your cr1ter1a w1ll be ours to employ Throughout our lxves to cherlsh and enjoy MARY PEARAGE It w1ll gulde us through the hardshlps of our l1fe And a1d us durlng our greatest tlme of Strlfe These four years that now have passed W1l1 always be esteemed and unsurpassed t 956446646666666466Gbiiiiiiiiiiil - ' if --e ,,,, .-1 .-f.. .,'-.. ,,.. , ,,..-, .,.... ,.... ..,. ,..,. , . . , . ,,..,. .... ,.--,. 4, --,, ,,--, J - , , , J ' ' n 'S 23 3' W l ll OM ' ' ' , li if . 3 fc I iiiiimWWWWWWW O sl: V . - - QQ CHARLES PANNUNZIO DOLORES TIBBETT Academlc Commerclal Chuck V1ce Presldent Good T1bby Generous Class Secretary lookmg Neat dresser L1kes foot Good dr1ver Clever ln her stud 1cal engmeer tary IRENE LARNERD LORETTA POLERECKI Commerclal Academ1c Br1l11ant I Class Treasurer Ed1tor of the yearbook T1ny and cute Pleasmg personahty Fmendly Brllllant lass L1kes to read Actlve 1n school Attractlve Wlll Consclentlous worker W1ll make make a good stewardess good nurse If I X I Q E ' f ' Q, 45 I 1 Qkr A , ' x W Q ball besl ol all . . Gay . :Willbe chem- ies- . Q, Blonde . ,. Will be agood Secre- ' .I 'I I, 1 I - Q - . . ' .ln l .a is-f 111 TINA ADAMS Academlc Gay Always laughlng Short and cute Llkes to dance and swlm telephone operator DOROTHY BE DNA SH Cornmerclal Frlendly Dot Pert and peppy captam of cheerleaders Llkes danclng and boys Neat dresser W1ll make a cute school teacher MARTHA BOYANOW SKI Academlc Mart Busy as a bee Always on the g Selllng candy m school W1ll be nurse THOMAS HANCZYC Academlc Tom Black wavy ha1r Tall Never w1thout h1s car Manager of the football team Probably w1ll be an electrlcal engmeer Xl y I b wb J x 5 If I , ,ZX 5 if 2 - Dislikes homework . . Plans to be a Daydrearner , . Cheerful , . Friendly l HELEN FLISS GENEVIEVE HARASHINSKI Academic Commercial Quiet Helie Cute Serious Quiet Jenny Likes cowboy music Takes interest in schoolwork Likes Prefers dungarees Treasures her to read Pleasant personality earrings Full of pep Chooses Plans to be housewife Air Force as her career JUDITH KOSS ROBERT JUSTICK Commercial Academic Judy to her friends Likes dancing Blue eyed Bob Tall Neat and pop tunes Fond of skating Polite and courteous Likes to fish a secretary good engineer . fl S Pretty . , Winning smile . , Plans totbie Enjoys outdoor sp0rt.S n. . Will make a F ,ff-.A 'mm BERINICE KOTULA LENORE KOTULA Comrnerclal Comrnerc1al Llttle Bern Talkatlve and tmy Lennle to her frlends Cute and frlend Studlous Llkes to dance and skate Llkes to dance has part ln all Fr1endly smlle Probably wlll be a act1v1t1es W1ll be telephone operator Secretary NIARY AlNlN KUlNA FRANK KRISTULA Academlc Cornmerclal Qlnet lVIert Long brown ha1r Kracky Qulet and shy Lxght brown L1k9S muslc country style Jolly full hau' Attentlve student Llkes to of fun Pleasant srn1le would llke take care of hls car Probably w1ll be to be a housew1fe a rnechamc at rort I P img tytlttttt tyt P ,P . Lf V ,fn a . , ky Sa Aj PHYLLIS KUNDLA CONSTANCE KUDEY Academic Commercial Smarty Phyl . . Long, dark hair . . Connie . . Long blonde hair . . Likes Whiz at trig Likes to dance - popular music and dancing Enjoys ways friendly Ternperamental good times Friendly smile Will Will be a nurse make a cute WAVE LINDA LOLLI JOSEPH SKRZYSOWSKI Academic Commercial Din to all the kids Natural curly hair Skibby Short Blonde crewcut Co Captain of the Cheerleaders Full of pep Fond ofdancing Likes Always chewing gum Plans to be Air to drive Always on the go Navy line Stewardess oound after graduation , , , , Al . . . . . O 0 - O 0 n o I a I 0 - 0 I I 0 . . , A ' 4 Q BARBARA MALINIC S Commerc1al Gay Babs Co Ed1tor of yearbook Neat dresser Llkes to dance W1ll make a good beautlclan ROBERTA NE SGODA Academ1c Cheerful Bobbl Ser1ous Llkes dance Always has a good tlme Photogemc Dark short ha1r Wlll be housewlfe l ARLENE MINEGAR Academlc Happy go lucky A One of the 1on Cheerleader Frlendly W1ll be Telephone Operator JOSEPH TI MIN SKI Academ1c Tlmmy Cute and shy Qulte an artlst Helpful Full of fun Blushes eas1ly Dark han' A neat dresser Carpenter X1 Qffk 'V . , . . - ' . ' ' U T . . Has fondness for new hair styles . . mob . . Chestnuthair , ,Fair complex- , ' . . ' . . ' to ' . . I . . ' QM MARY PEARAGE GLORIA PESTA Acadermc Academxc Mert Lxkes to have fun Doesn t W1tty Glor Chem1strywh1z Brown l1ke homework fondness for boys tresses Steady beau D1S1lk6S cold Captam of the Cheerleaders weather Plans to enter m e d 1 c al Career w1th Navy fleld CATHERINE PLISKO ELAINE PORZUCEK Cornmerc1al Commercxal Attractlve Kay Qulte ser1ous towards Gay and w1tty E Always laughmg studles Has asteadybeau Pleas or chewmg gum A real hepcat mg personahty Lxkes to skate Loves to dance Would l1ke to be Telephone operator clothes des1gner VK: X 9 1 A gk 1 Q T k f i , N' , V I C ' M 'Q . 3 C X QW he-1 'lg C A M ly A S fe, l, 'L D 'Q 4 A 1' 1 V. Yi, X 'lf J . 1 H , H5 5 C0 - ' . . . ' MARY ANN PREBISH ANN MARIE RYDZY Academlc Commerclal Mare Consclentlous worker Hanush L1k6S to dance Dark han' Stud1es part t1me Job Cheerful Pretty Photogemc Qu1te and fr1endly Always smllmg popular Plans to enter f1eld of beauty Hopes to be housewlfe culture LOTTIE TOMASZEWSKI VIRGINIA ZIE LIN SKI Commerclal Commerclal Fun lovmg Vadge L1kes dancmg Jeanne L1kes to laugh Short Prom Chalrlady Tall and blonde and cute L1kes boys and gum Red Full of fun L1kes typmg Secre glasses Ch1c dresses House tarlal f1eld 1S her goal w1fe she hopes mf- , , 1 xq 'Sir 'X I 1 4 1 2 ' ' ' ' 1 . . . Q o ' . , Q 0 . 2 n ' .fl MR JOSEPH KUNDLA B A Bloomsburg State Teachers College M A Columb1a Uruverslty Head of Commerclal Department SALUTE TO CLASS ADVISORS To Mr Joseph Kundla and MISS Sarah Gorman our capable and dependable class advlsors we the graduatmg class of 1956 w1sh to extend our slncere est thanks and appreclatlon Durmg our Semor year our tasks were numer ous and enormous almost unsurmountable but were qulckly d1m1n1shed and overcome through the guldance and unt1r1ng efforts of our advlsors We truly and gratefully appreclate the consldera txon and kmdness that we recelved throughout the year and w1ll never forget the personal attentlon that each member of the class recelved 1n helpmg to conquer all obstacles Glorla Pesta Roberta Nesgoda 1956 ,I W -... CQ?QQ2'?QCfl'f?QGIf?QC?J+'?QQ'J'?'Q9?x5l9?x99?x99?x5l9?x5J9?x2S'sN2lQ?x2BQiC2359G'Ni5F'3Qf?Q ALMA MATER Hall to Dupont's Alma Mater Stepplng stone to fame For the students and the athletes W1th the1r zeal aflame -i Wmnlng 1n the f1eld and forum Wave the gold and blue Shoutmg chorus for our banners Wave the gold and blue X N l . . . . , . , , - . . I - I Y I . , . . 'I - - . i-I lf, Q'lH' , f iv. ev - 'sd A - A - - - A v A v - v - v - v - v A v v A A Q - A f ,fmt ' F Ts!! 49 I Q xbx xx 3 ' 1 I ! -2 - I I ' ' I I ' 'M u X M I' E f CLASS Hl 'I'0RY At last we have f1nally arrlved at the day wh1ch every student has looked forward to Graduat1on As we the graduates of 1956 s1t quletly but lmpatlently awa1t1ng the d1str1but1on of our d1plomas our mmds wander back to the year of 1952 when we entered our Freshman year Oh we remember that flrst day very clearly for lt seemed l1ke only yesterday As we looked at all the strange faces around us we knew that 1n tlme we would be one b1g happy famlly a famlly of boys and g1I'1S help1ng each other ln the school f1eld Yes th1s f1rst year was the one ln wluch we became acquamted Wlth our new teachers and classmates a year not to be forgotten T1me went along and suddenly we were no longer Freshmen we clxmbed a step h1gher to success Sophomores was the name we bore now But 1t wasn t just the new name we were proud of we were proud of our wonderful work we were dolng 1n school M1d year exams and then fmal exams crept up on us And alas we had cllmbed one more step h1gher to success Half f1n1shed w1th our h1gh school years we now had the best two years ahead of us Naturally our Jun1or year was the f1rst to arrlve of the two We had school bake sales 1n the aud1tor1um and dances ln the Hose Hall From these affa1rs we ralsed enough money for our one day tr1p to New York C1ty Our f1rst tr1p to gether as a group our one b1g happy famlly was travehng along to a world famous c1ty Such s1ghts as the Emp1re State Bu1ld1ng Grant s Tomb the Statue of Llberty and St Patrlck S Cathedral w1ll seat themselves 1n our mlnds Our Jun1or year hurrled on 1ts way' as our Sen1or year took over After three years of wa1t1ng we had f1nally gamed the honored t1tle Sen1ors Th1s was true but yet lt was hard to bel1eve hard to bel1eve that thls was the flnal of our school days R1ght from the begmmng of the term ln 55 we had several act1v1t1es to start plann1ng and preparmg Our f1rst meetmg was held and we had electlon of offlcers Everyone congratulated Joe Charles Irene and Dolores on thelr new appo1ntments Then the day rolled along when we selected our graduatlon r1ngs from Jostens But now lt was tlme to start buxldlng up our treasury Dolores was appolnted chalrman of the Chr1stmas cards wh1ch was a personal galn And naturally everyone enjoys sweets around the holldays so Chr1stmas candy was sold The magaz1ne campalgn followed next w1th 1ts general manager Elalne But It wasn t Just these wh1ch fed our treasury there were also the school bake sales wh1ch alded a great deal We also held plzza sales on Fr1days a.nd sold soda candy and chlps da1ly It was February 9 1956 when every Sen1or proudly d1splayed thelr graduat1on rmgs Two days later a publ1c bake sale was held 1n the Sugar Bowl Durmg th1s tlme we could also remember the events of havmg our graduatlon plc tures taken and the choos1ng of our name cards and graduatxon announcements The Ed1tor Loretta and Co Ed1tor Babs were eagerly work1ng on the yearbook wlule the cast of the Sen1or play was busy rehears1ng The days passed by br1ng1ng our Washlngton tr1p closer Once aga1n our one b1g happy famlly was travelmg to gether but thls tlme lt was for four glorlous days 1n Washmgton D C There were s1ghts to behold and joyous moments to remember Back home aga1n everyone was plann1ng for the Jun1or Sen1or Prom a successful annual event Days passed on when lt was f1nally graduatlon day Exclted and glad yet a l1ttle sad we walked down the a1sle Four adventurous years have passed and here we are seated 1n the L1ncoln Theatre on Graduat1on n1ght I guess all our mmds wandered back 1nto the past as we s1t here But now we look toward the future Our one b1g happy fam1ly w1ll soon part but Ln our m1nds and hearts there wlll forever lmger wonderful memor1es Farewell' Barbara Mahnlcs 1956 l l fl v I f: :X X: If 9: -X X: rj X: .. 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Here we saw Frank Kristula and his band rehearsing for a coast to coast television show. Martha Boyanowski, Mary Pearage, and Lenore Kotula, were also rehearsing. They are the stars of the The Comedy Hour. Their advertising manager is Bernice Kotula. The next building we saw was the nation's leading university. Strolling about the campus were Irene Larnard, Dolores Tibbett, and Dorothy Bednash, leading professors in their respective fields. A top medical institution was located not far away. We were just in time to see Gloria Pesta, a famous medical scientist, discover a cure for the common cold. We heard a speech given by Loretta Polerecki, head of surgical nurses. Glancing at the faces of the nurses who were listening intently, we saw Phyllis Kundla, Roberta Nesgoda, and Helen Fliss. The next city that came into view was Las Vegas. Here we saw a fabulous club, owned and operated by Charles Pannunzio. One of his employees was Joseph Skrzysowski, a famous chef whose speciality is spaghetti. Entertainment was provided by Arlene Minegar and Tina Adams, who gave their renditions of the opera, Carmen, Next we saw Miami Beach and we were just in time to see a fashion show. The pretty models were Mary Ann Kuna, Jean Zielinski, Ann Marie Rydzy, and Connie Kudey. All fashions were designed by Elaine Porzucek. Washington, D.C., was next to come into view. Barbara Malinics is secretary to Robert Justick, a well-known politician. Most of the buildings in Washington were de- signed by Thomas Hanezyc, the nation's top architect. Last, but not least, our home came into view. Jenny Harashinsky has just become a millionaire, she owns a chain of Dude Ranches. Lottie Tomaszewski is her head book- keeper. Among the successful housewives are: Kay Plisko, Linda Lolli, and Mary Ann Prebish. Judy Koss was doing a fine job as kindergarten teacher. Now, back in the year 1956, we look forward to the future with a feeling that every Senior of Dupont High School will be successful in any field that he undertakes. x ,L J, B Virginia Zielinski, 1956 41: if Dolores Tibbett, 1956 CLASS WILL We the members of the graduatlng class of 1956 belng of sound m1nd and body duly ordaln thxs to be our last w1ll and testament We do hereby rest all our power of attorney in Mr Joseph Kundla and we do hereby appomt Miss Sarah Gorman to see that the prov1s1ons of thxs will be fulf11led to the utmost We also desire to w1l1 to the forth commg Seniors the fa1th we possessed espec 1ally dur-mg all our hardsh1ps Elalne Porzucek w1lls her talent for danclng to Steve R1nald1 Ann Marle Rydzy leaves her attracuveness and pleasmg personahty to Chr1st1ne Preb1sh Llnda L0111 w1l1s her Jet black natural curly han' to Mary Ann Caboots Robert Justxck bequeaths h1s tallness to Edward Kreczkewxch and John Kleynowskx Martha B0y3.l'l0WSk1 wxlls her selhng ab1l1ty both in products and personahty to Joan Zlehnski Loretta Polereckl commlts her pos1t1on as editor of the yearbook to Cynthla Georg1ck Joseph Skrzysowsk1 w1lls h1s typ1ng ab1lity to John Hudock and Joseph Tokash Helen F11ss bequeaths her shy way of mak1ng fr1ends to Norbert Z1obro and Robert Barnak Jenny Harashinslu wants Carlene Mmzak to have her odd and beautlful collectlon of earmgs Lott1e Tomaszewsk1 comrmts her dance swmg to Eleanore Manoslu Barbara Malinxcs leaves one of her most treasured possess1on her long pohshed f1ngerna11s to anyone w1th short f1ngerna1ls Frank Kristula bestows h1s manly vo1ce to Bernard Gorcenslu Joseph Cebula bequeaths h1s 1ntel11gent manner of answermg Mr Kuna s quest1ons 1n Economlcs class to Peter Musto and John TWaPdOWSk1 Dorothy Bednash leaves her pretty blue eyes and charm to Audrey Mahn1cs Arlene M1negar wxlls her cheermg ability to Cynthia Mock Joseph T1minsk1 bestows h1s persuadmg manner of making fr1ends and h1s handsome ness to Joseph Sabach Mary Ann Preblsh bequeaths her 1nqu1s1t1venessand1dea1personal1ty to Lo1s Koslk Kay Pl1sko commlts her techmque for wmnmg her man to Joan Bellomo Lenore Kotula leaves her small pony tall to anyone who can grow a longer one Thomas Hanczyc w1l1s lus curly halr to Anthony Patte Tma Adams comm1ts her cheerful d1spos1t1on and lovely con' olexion to Juha Bek amch Phylhs Kundla wills her ab1l1ty for learmng anf' 'rlendly ways to Mary Ann Pesta Roberta Nesgoda bequeaths her beautxful brown dyes to E1a1ne Guzlor f Conn1e Kudey w1lls her attract1ve long ha1r ant. tight skirts to Mary Lou1se Goula V1rg1n1a Z1el1nsk1 commxts her sk11l for cho :smg fashlonable clothlng to Audrey Mahrucs Bern1ce Kotula bestows her small stature dreamy brown eyes to anyone havifng blue eyes Mary Pearage leaves her extraordlnary Sn of humor and ab1l1ty for cheerlng tb Chr1st1ne Preblsh Joseph T1m1nsk1 bequeaths lus huntir 1ty to Danlel Polereck1 and Mart1n P1echota Judy Koss and Ire w1l1 the rr e astmgfnendship to all the underclass men Glorxa Pesta a.nd Mary a leave lr Joyful d1spos1t1ons tmess to Emlly Ann Marsh Charles 'Pannunz1o commlts ms muscl. a.r buxld to Edmund Lacoml ael L1zak and Joseph Andusko Dolores Txbbett bestows her dr1v1ng abihty and Dodge to Fellx Zc Conn1e Kudey and Joseph Cebula bestow thexr honored nositlon queen and king of our Valentme Dance to Mary Louzse Goula and Joseph Andusko Joseph Skrzysowsk1 bequeaths tus hab1t of always gettmg mtv ouble to Joseph Tokash Joseph Cebulaw1lls h1s pos1t1on as Pres1der-t ofthe Seruor Class to John Twardowslu Charles Pannunzlo w1lls h1s actlveness and ab1hty 1n spot to Joseph Andusko J udxth Koss Slgned sealed pub11shed and declared as and for our last w11l and testament by the Dupont H1gh School Semor Class the above named testator 1n the presence of us who at our re que st and 1n the presence of us and of each other have subscribed our names hereto as w1tnesses on the day and year last aforesaxd Irene Larnerd 1956 W1tnesses WM!! 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'W ,jaw ll mom wr T0 TEENS N ,gan- A FIRST ROW Phyllls Kundla Robert Justlck Ann Marle Rydzy Barbara Mahmcs Helen F11ss Arlene Mmegar SECOND ROW Glorxa Pesta Loretta Polereckl Elalne Porzucek Lenore Kotula Bern1ce Kotula Roberta Nesgoda THIRD ROW Irene Larnerd Dorothy Bednash Dolores T1bbett Martha Boyanowskl Joe T1m1nsk1 FOURTH ROW' Joe Cebula, L1nda Lolli, Judy Koss, Virgima Zie11nsk1. , Ipfri NAME Tina Adams Dorothy Bednash Martha Boyanowski Helen Fliss Jenny Harashinsky Judy Koss Bernice Kotula Lenore Kotula Connie Kudey Mary Ann Kuna Phyllis Kundla Irene Larnerd Linda Lolli Barbara Malinics Arlene Minegar Roberta Nesgoda Mary Pearage Gloria Pesta Kay Plisko Loretta Polerecki Elaine Porzucek Mary Ann Prebish Ann Marie Rydzy Dolores Tibbett Lottie Tomaszewski Jean Zielinskx Joseph Cebula Torn Hanczyc Frank Kristula Charles Pannunzio Joe Skrzysowski Joseph Timinski ' v 4 P1 ala' WHO DESCRIPTION Short and plump Neat Full of pep Quiet Western style Sweet Blond Friendly Witty Bashful Changeable Short and cute Unexplainable Friendly Giddy Cute Talkative Dependable Serious Quiet Talkative Pleasant Dark hair Sociable Tall Tiny Jol-:ester Curly hair Lean All around boy Short Handsome 'f :lx WHO EXPRESSION He's crazy Sure Oh' Gee Oh gee' Oh you' No kidding Really? Terrific Say honest Christmas ' Oh no I m embarrassed Oh sure You should see I ll e Watch yourself Yeah' Come on Oh' Man' Gee Whiz You kids No kidding Terrific Yeah' Wise up Come on Huh? Naturally Let s see Honest? HOBBY Laughing Flirting Daydreaming Smiling Playing records Watching T V Talking Laughing Singing Palking Swimming Dancing Chewing gum Flirting with sailors Joking Teasmg others Gossiping Chewing gum Mike Playing piano Dancing Writing letters Flirting Driving Collecting Pictures Roller skating Girls Making noise Sleeping Chasing girls Talking Blushing Elaine Porzucek Phyllis Kundla . . di ' Robert Justick Lean OOOOH1 Laughing 59816 X D I' By: 49 wf '-A-J-R . 'Q ' .3 . ' A , f '. ' ' .ii 1 3' :J lA i Lili! ' - TREASURED POSSESSION Chemistry book Birthstone Algebra book Short hair Earrings Her bookkeeping book Her books Her letters Her frontier jeans Her brothers Certain pictures Her wallet Her pouch Her car Jokes Her wallet Her halr Pack of gum His ring Eraser Pack of gum His picture Her dark hair Her car s seatcovers Her wallet Her steady Pajama tops His waves His long walk His car Ball point Crewcut WHO'S WHO - - - HARDE ST THING TO DO Not to giggle Come to school Algebra Talk Leave the hills Be giddy Keep from laughing Concentrate Stay home Homework Miss Fri. Nite dances Not study shorthand Walk home alone Sit still Be serious Stop eating Keep still Think Work Miss school Keep quiet Get to bed early Type a stencil Not know the answers Stay home Keep quiet Take orders Drive over 40 mph Study Keep awake Shoot a deer Keep quiet if x4 CUNTINUED AMBITION Movie ,star Stenographer Teacher Salesgirl Go West Secretary Receptionist Secretary Stenographer WAF Co-ed Stewardess Secretary Beautician Marry a Sailor Graduate Salesgirl Stewardess Housewife Chemist Choreagrapher Housewife Stenographer Reporter WAC Housewife Technician Bachelor Mechamc Mailman Drive race cars Casanova PROBABLY WILL BE Housewife Farmer Candy salesman B. T. O. Cowgirl, Teacher Boker's wife Successful Waitress Housewife Sailor's wife Rich Waitress WAVE Baby sitter Mechanic s wife Soldier s wife Pilot Housewife Artist Acrobat Teacher Stewardess Cab driver Choreagrapher Housewife Miner Husband Farmer Watchman Jockey Truck driver X c..' , I Smith ', ' 'si 1 mx ' f Sport shirts .Fa l . Date a girl 'Q' ff X ,f Artist ' Milkman 5 ig' Hs 4 , if ... nfl 129' ' M! 1 I s.. '- .M mx P . F We ai .em , x :fm S E . . 3 1 5'5i:ig: 9 ' Kg' X . if 12 iw M SE l0R Joseph 'lxmmskm 1' vs the son of Mr and Mm Walter Tzmmwkx 309 Vkwommg Axe Joe serxed as coscaptam of the football team and lusts Spamsh chemwntn and alga bra as ms ffuorxte subjects Hn hobbwx include swxmmmg huntmg, ekastxng and all sports After gra duauon Joe plam to Qaxl the seven seas wllh the U S Nawy Dorothy Bednash 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Bednash 267 Main St is an honor student at the se-mor commercxal class As captmn of the cheerleaders Dorothy does her best to cheer the home Qeam on to victory Her favorxte subJect is typmg and upon graduatxon she would hke to enter Bloomsburg State Teach ers College Dorothy is partial to dancing and swimming when such activxty doesnt mterfere wxth her studies Mary Pearage, 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Mxchael Pearage 234 McLane Sueet lS co-captam oi the cheerleaders, Mary s pet sub Jects are Spanzsh and Enghsh Her spare tnme Lf taken up by danvmg and xce akaung Upon graduatxon Mary mtends to enter the WAY F5 Lots of luck Mary' daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry 01 Mr Joseph Skrzysowskn 517 he senlor class IS the Son of Mr Boyanowslu 313 Zxegler St xs an Mann Street As a cammercxal stu and MPS AHIPIOHY Cvbuld 1-27 ncademxc student Martha s favor dent. Joe chooses typmg and Eng Center Street As a student of the ,re Subjects are chel-msn-y and hsh as Ins favorite subjects As academxc class Joes pet subjects algebra She takes part m the sen his favonte pawumes Joe enjoys! re algebra and chexmstry He xs wr activxtles by takmg charge of skatmg baseball and most of all fo-captam of the varsny football the S9433 and chip sale every day is dancmg to the hit tunes Upon! team and intends to play all spo Bggideg having 3 me pe,-sonamy graduation 'Skxbby plans to Jozn rts naturally hxs hobby is sports Hanna wnsmel-3 dancing as her the Navy and sail around the Upon graduatxon Joe mtends to hobby At the present she is un world enter college demded about her future after graduation MARY ANN KUNA, 16 an aca demxc student, ns the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wxlliam Kuna, 436 Penn Av Mary Ann s favorite sub penis are Sapmsh and chemistry Her spare time xs taken up by hstcmng to hxllbllly records and workmg at her spare tune Job After graduauon Mary Ann hopes 0 enter the WAF Ann Marne Rydu 1 0 daughter of Mr and Mrs Eaten une Rydzw 204 Imcoln St H nueh 1-homes bookkeeping and typing as her most hked subjects of the comnxrcxal course A part mme ,wb takes up most of her mare time as well at danglng .nd keeping her steadw entertained Hanuwh plans to become exther 1 I-.pm or bookkeeper after gradua mon Genevieve Harash 'xskx 16 dau ghter of Mrs Mary Harashinskx 319 Lxdys Road IS A commercxal Qtudent whose favorite subjects are bookkeepxng and Enghsh Jenny s fme dxspovxpztxon rehw on her favorite pass time of hstenmg to records espxcally the Hxll Bxlly tunes As to her career after grad uatnon, Jenny is now undeelded Thomas I-Ianczyc 16 18 the IGI of Mr and Mrs Martin Hnnczye 230 Hardmg Street, Dupont Tom s favorite subjects are Chemxstry and Spamsh As manager of the football team, he is interested UI sports Upon graduatzon he plans to enter college to study engmeer 1150 Xlarx Ann lrehuh I7 daughter of Nlr .md Wir Nlushavi frehlsh 4 Sxmpson N' lx a member of z acadenm uname Marv Ann'- w mbjwt- are chvmlstrv and bb Her hohhxw xndude read und hsumn to hlllhxlly recmdw luxe carur after duff son Man Ann lh undo:-ului Vnrgimn Zielxnskx 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Zxelmski 219 Lxncoln Street is better known to everyone by the name of Jeanne Bemg a member of the commprcxal course, she selects TYPUIH and Bookkeepxng as her most liked subyects Must of Jean ne s spare time xs taken up by her listemng to the radm, roller xkat ing and entertaming her dates Alter graduauon Jean plans to be come a telephone operator Helen Fhss, 17 18 the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Fhss 210 Lxegler btreet Helen an academ nc student whose favorxte sub a very quiet glrl She llkes all Hporls espwxally football and she trys to attend all the games phy ed by her Alma Mater Helen xs undecxded about her fuzuie years after graduatlon Loretta Polorecki 18 xs the daughter of Mrs Cathenne Polo- reclu 325 Wyoming Ave Spams!! and chemistry are high on the Iwi lot her pet subyects Sewing, regdf. fing and playumg the pianc take up 'most of Loretta s spare tune when she :sn t wurkmg at her part txme job After graduatxon she plans tu enter college to study chemxstry ROBERT JUSTICE 18, as the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Jusuck 400 R Suscon Rd Dupont As an academxc student Bobs favorxte subnets are Algebra and Lhemxs try He hkes fmhmg and dnvmg around un the Chevy when xt doesnt interfere with hls school work. Bob ns undecnded about ms future career JUDITH KOSS 16 daughter of Mt and Mrs Joseph Koss, 248 Mam Street enjoys dancing and roller skatmg in her spare mme As a commercial student Judy s favorite subJects are Enghsh typmg and shorthand Because of Judy s fond' nes for xtyhng han' she plans to enter the field of beauty culture after gracfuatxon Ienore Kotula, 17 LS the daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Stanley 50' tula, 228 Elm Street Lenore s hub bnes mclude ice skating and swam mmg She ms also fond of S9035 football bemg her lavorxte Her pet wubgects are typmg and shorthand Jpou graduauon she plans to enter Colle e , - . . . OO' 4-Krug? ' ' ' - 1 - -4 ' -1- ' ' y., t K.. I s p ' nz, ESQ ' . ' D ,' 5 ' ' V ' . . ' . s. . 'h ' ' ' , , , 201 . . . , . - . K . . -I 4 , V '.. M ll., - ' h 5 . . 1 '. V, - f I p 4 , '.- ' . . , ' , in.: 1 ' L1 ' ' ' , ' AN m her tu '- grav . . . .' 2 Q. . ' . . .' ' 1 U ' ' '. . , ' l I 7 ' 4 4: - n - . . . ' K 1 ' Y M . , . . ' ' . 1 v. . ' . , ' ' . - . . 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I 6 ,YV lu- A J i'.?zf:- ya as nf UNDERCLASSME FIRST ROW N Ma11H1CS D Pearage G Weselowskx E Kuna J KUZyHSk1 A Powell B Domorackl D Legg SECOND ROW Mrs G1bbons F Marchak S Satkowsk1 J Czar J Sudol H C1s1o R Ross M1ss Walsh THIRD ROW G Kowahzyk P Wanat A Wudarsk1 E L1s D Wolak R Shambe B Manoskl F Warunek FOURTH ROW S Paplerz R Shlmkowskl E KUCh1HSk1 J Shambe NOT PHOTOGRAPHED M Melnlck J Scyrba C Zurek F Wozmak A Wargo J Snopkowskl A Rankowsky R Phs II FRISHHEN FIRST ROW D Mock J Koplawska B Koss A Serafm S Koslk A Orzech L Cebula B K11mek SECOND ROW Mr Bau J Adams F Nesgoda M Bekanich G Ketcho R Cuzydlo R Alwynse Mr Kuna THIRD ROW L Kach1nsk1 L Llska R Mmegar J Koss D K1eynOWSk1 J Kachmskl S T1be1 S Shimkowski FOURTH ROW J Cebula C K1she1 B Barnak M A Skrzysowskl C Pello G Ketcho H Zeledoms J Corcenskx C Rmaldi A Stemplen NOT PHOTOGRAPHED J Bekanlch R M Palumbo F Krave A Lo111 W Ozark A Perrins R Tomaszewsk1 R Tuninski A Galya E l0R PLAY Nesgoda Hanczyc Kundla Cebula Pesta PO19FeCk1 Mlnegar T1H11HSkl Not Shown S R1na1d1 N O MORE HOMEWORK M1ss Goodm Mr Harper Pamela Buzz Shahmar Prompter Tallulah Mr Lundqulst Ronald YEARBO0K Pannunzlo Knstula Justlck Skrzysowskl Adams F11ss A Preblsh Boyanowskl TAFF Coach Guthrle Faversham Lxghtly Mr Ames Mr Tock Mrs Ratchet Mlss Og11V1e Prompter Mrs Clendennmg M1 s s D111 L Polereclu Edltor E Porzucek L Tomaszewskl M Boyanowskl B Maluucs Co Edxtor P Kundla R Nesgoda M Pearage A Mlnegar D T1bbett J Cebula A M Rydzy I Larnerd T Hanczyc G Pesta M Preblsh J T1m1r1sk1 i '. 'S ui A as uw, R. .. .... ' ' C. ' .... ' P. .. . .... .. R. ' ..... M, Pearage . . . . , , Midge L, Lolli .,,, , , .. ' ' ' L. '. .. .... H. ' ..... A.' ..... M. . ' . .. . ' J. '. .... . ' M. '. ' ' A CLASS 0FFlCER SSAY WINNER f -Z Y? MARTHA BOYANOWSKI 'X P1ctured above 13 an academlc Student who won thlfd prlze 1n the Employ the Physlcally Handlcapped -J contest Presldent J Cebula Vlce Presldent Charles Panr1unz1o Secretary Dolores Tlbbett Treasur er Irene Larnerd 757 16 6 ir SEATED: Barbara Malinics Phyllis Kundla Loretta Polerecki STANDING: Dot Bednash Gloria Pesta Irene Larnerd Dolores Tibbett. CHAIRME of SENl0R ACTIVITIE FIRST ROW Left to Rlght D T1bbett Chr1strnas Cards L Polereckl Ed1tor of Year book H Fhss Graduat1on Announcements V Z1elensk1 Play B Kotula. Bake Sale D Bednash Magazmes SECOND ROW L Kotula Dance J Cebula Chalrman J T1m 1nsk1 Dance L Tomaszewskl Prom THIRD ROW M A Kuna Wash1ng'tonTr1p anowskl Bake Sale J Koss Class N1ght FOURTH ROW Arlene Mmegar Chrlstmas Party C Kudey Name Cards A M Rydzy Dance Kay Pllsko Spaghe1:t1D1nner P Kundla Magazlnes JUNIOR SENIOR DEBATE AFFIRMATIVE Fehx Zondlo John K19yn0WSk1 Elame Guz1or NEGATIVE Lenore Kotula Barbara Mahmcs Dolores T1bbett CHAIRMAN Edward Kreczkev1ch , . : n . , . 3 . .J . - 5 . ' , ' Q . ' ', 5 - . 4 . , ' . : . , 5 . , ' 5 . ' - ' ', 5 . ', . 2 . . , ' ' 3 G. Harashinsky, Danceg E. Porzucek, Magazhineg B. Malinics, Christmas Candyg M. Boy- ., 2 . , . . I . , . 5 . , 5 . . , 5 ' , ' ' 1 . , . N - . , ., . . . - , . . . , . . QE' 'B . S A 2 Qs! 4, X, W4 5 Qggugzifb Q? , if V2 if fl? 'Q iN i-iwgqa Il s QREST rf W- K.. . WW, fiimwl 4-135 Y ? 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XZIAONI I'l OWATONNA MINNESOTA lx. rxisff W I' i Slnce 1897 Jostens has grown to natlonal leadershlp ln creatlng the world s fmest class rmgs awards announce ments and yearbooks We are proud of the fact that nearly one tlnrd of all the h1gh schools 1n Amerlca buy annually from Josten s An ever 1n creas ng number of sat1sf1ed customers look to us for the1r scholastlc Jewelry announcement and yearbook needs If we may serve you at any tlme you have only to call on us Best wlshes for your health and happlness Cordlally JOHN ARCANGELO Representatlve 619 B1rchwood Road Clarks Green Penna Telephone 6 0861 J' K K 1 . .f,, , i u ,J rrlignh K y f f . Vqvq ,. 'Q ' R' l Q . f ' S an uu l f if 1 ,, JEE . ef- e e ,fm s y - I ' Q 6 ' ' I e ff X Xl l l C A. Q YY! a 3QiY . 'E W' K' 'if' r GOOD LUCK SENIORS COMPLIMENTS OF MAIITZ BUS LINES f M YL? x uwN VXONO QM DUPIINT LIONS CLUB A FRIEND Service Available to any Point in the ' kes-Barre Philadelphia vi ki , ZW J A I ' ' V 1 ' - ' Q 'N 1 23 J 74, X 3'.-.:- Y xv' NX ' 5 ..- ' ,.,-41 :N X -J-ffxxxxxx fm S - 0 X N f I 4, U Compliments of KAMINSKI BIICTIIEIIS INC gK.. .h .. Q-Mg: A EE? .I .l I ,-j . 'Aj ,l-'11 T d ' ' Q74 QQCQCIDCQ 'Ks :tv PCLISH AMERICAN CITIZENS CLUB CIIABIICKS DAIRY , W fm Ch ,. NJ N D1 I P 14 Y! 5 OL 4 9368 IV lk Q C G k M I K k J lv - F k K k ,1 is ' 5 Ed d K k it ' W t K k - h K k III A Pais 5::..' 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Z QB 1 AGA DUPONT LUMBER COMPANY Penn Avenue Dupont Pen Phone OL 4 2831 ns ylvama JL .4-.l DCIS THA S BEAUTY SHOP 111 Lackawanna Ave Dupont P ennsylvanla D l 1a OL 5 0002 fw , ,Mb MQW , W AGENT MRS JOHN WOZNIAK Representatlve of Knlght s L1fe Insurance Pohcy Congratulatwns To The Class of 56 THAT REALLY INSURANCE INSURES J 6 i ig X x ' - 635 T-fi F5 Q 6 ESE? 'E ' 'FQ F552 E Q Li, I lp xx f 1 , ! fl I . ' :I . , , Z PONCHO'S CLEANERS I A - di f F Q 9 g .jf-,. g t V - -'-L.,-fr E .-.' I' . Sr . X ll if N t A JM I 'ff 9 1 1' ew F CHESTER SZUMSKI State Farm Ins Agent 117 Lackawana Avenue ' Dupont Perma OL 5 1361 T' SAUL FELDE R D1StF1butOT Relsrnan s Pretzels They re Really Good D1al DI 3 8365 Scranton lm g X XXKKK Q Xl Blah C379 MOOSIC BAKERY Rear' 204 Sprung St Mooslc Penna GL 7 3301 P' ' ' ffl MAIN PAN TS LUIVIBERJACKET CO Exeter Avenue West Plttston Penna 5 KAZ WARUNEK 201 Penn Avenue Dupont Pennsylvama Coal and Haulmg Dlal OL 4 9867 it lt BEST WISHES from YATESVILLE BUS COMPANY Z3 lit? i QQ, TEGMAIER BREW! GCOMPA M691 'D 6 East Market SL Baltlmore Sts Dlal VA 2 8171 Gy W1lkes Barre Pennsylvanla ' 21 2- 7 ,SU ' I -- 1' u rn -P' cu fry., . l ' at ii.: .s,l.2,-- X . +1-if , M ,I V, A M W ' . - , .' M1 273 J G ' 5 'li 'LY CHARLES VULLO TIRE RE LUGGING Dupont Hlghway GRUZENSKI GROCERY 266 Maln Street Dupont Pennsylvama 2 f-re 1 6 -gf! 'N - 09 ,- Qi 6w:.'g,Oo:o:0':f 3k CENTER FASHION S 216 218 Center Street Dupont Pennsylvama l -2? Qual! dx' ...'-'J-'fr 1-U Qt W1-QNX F W POST NO 4909 401 3 Maln Street Dupont Pennsylvama ROOT S MARKET Q I 116 Lmcoln Street Dupont Pennsylvama Alf? W ,file- 6:,j4 loggf 1 a ai Qvffifb ...W Theres no U tl0n U I SKYLINER DHNER -Hug 15 Dupont H1ghway Best ln Food Phone OL 4 9003 VL T0 'J eg! I' RIETND S MARKET Complxments 422 Maln Street AR TC RAF T STUDIO Dupont Pennsylvama , .- 1 l 1 ,fy g-Q '- - ' 1 5? .S Lv- -' riltf 4 Z, ni , 'v ' - .' U25 'W K ' u,,.'T. KJ ' ,.'9 T 1' v, A Q . , ' llrr 211 v 1 , H as E' 'Sv if - . '75 iii , .v ' 9 V. . . . Przybytek-Kundlas 1, . - , ' ?' r' , A iv '- . I y ww Q!! i-:HI q ,t A ' Zi x abc .: N: Y xv. in . Cf R mf - .Aid 1 'l'1?' 1 U. sn leant' Sl F' f ' E v A-f' ' Ur - L Q ' A r' 0, ' M ' of , ' ' f 1 ' Q 1 X I , S S KRESGE 5 8L IOC STORE Plttston Pa ,Qf' pl! 3' C 09 PRAMICK S CAFE Mam Street Dupont Pennsylvama X I S in I Comphments DUPONT FLORIST S X' Gite? 4052 P PLISGA S T V 242 Mam Street Dupont P v muumn ?-Y QNW Ml' E lllll ll JOSEPH X LOKUTA X X Funeral Home Dupont P DUPONT POULTRY MARKET 258 Mann Street Dupont Pa ill STE RLING SE RVICE Rocky Glen Park Moos1c, Pennsylvama AMERICAN PARTY FAVOR 552 North Mam Street Plttston Pennsylvama ks? 6 'X x - I ,f - , . , 2 - c A I r Q- D ' ,V - A A-1 .MQ -' T is J A 4 of , 0 ' , 3- Y Q -- 0 -' ' T, X, X , a. . 2-, A T , . 1 F N T' ! X t 1' 3 1 151' ,r I , Y ll R X f s ELKO'S RECREATION CENTER 334 Main Street Dupont, Pennsylvania Proprietor - Joseph Elko Martz Bus Terminal Xx lf!! 'I .ug u f ig 16 f df A CENTRAL FLORIST A Name To Remember For Gifts Of Beauty Complete Floral Service 1951 Wyoming Avenue, Exeter Boro - Wyoming 1305 Ve e rv DUPONT BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Pittston Avenue Dupont Pennsylvama Phone OL 4 6941 WM qldlgftlna it HOME R of TOMMY MORELL S SERVICE STATION 279 Main Street Dupont Pennsylvania Phone OL 4 9170 g Cdl is WUODD HANDS ROYAL FASHIONS 284 Main Street Phone OL 4 9671 gn. ling! , 13141 ADOLPH MELNICIK. S LUMBER COMPANY Dupont Pennsylvania Phone OL 4 0511 x l' KUNA S GROCERY 224 Main Street Phone OL 4 9106 MID WAY AUTO SERVICE State Highway Dupont Pennsylvania OL 4 9851 gl -4' H E -T riu- K Q 9 f' J ' fi --,. - J l ' I ' 'gig 'X V I . 0 -, ' f ' G . At 1 - 'HQ' Q' It dh! A ,fl N H! ,i555:i:ta:5t, , ::::2afjfi:g!::h3 3- 201 Chestnut Street 'o.::::EJla' Q. ll,,' V 1 - 45 04! ' . 6, . A , - 2 '. 9: 'O . AO' '1 - p ffm , I I X : 'xfhfta' gf .klf 1 i X'-ion: ' 1 O ,VO-, .:, it 1 ' 1 I WALDMANS ASHION APPAREL E and Children S Pittston Ladies Wear Pittston Pa Dial OL 4 0161 u 111 P X KX Q BANTELL S 93 95 North Main Street Pittston P X 1 OL 4 3061 1 Dia Sapolin Quality Paints Since 1882 KAPLAN S Ladies Apparel Pittston Pa 0 :rx N IC lxb JEWELRY X 6 lNorth Main St Pittston Pennsylvania ompllments CHAN FS It Pays to Shop a AEWAYS 71851 ji?,IS',iL5I,,q4 -, wnffi, ' - 2 , QD X y C0 gh' 4 Y' -n is-n DON RGET t Penney S 0 it BURSTEIN S GIFT SHOP 11 S. Main St Pittston Pa - OL 4-1101 WILLIAM MAZIARZ 2 . ' t D'Stributor of Squir 1 9 Main Street 1 1 Sylvania Duryea Penn GL 7-3213 '- SIME BROGAN Men S Furnishings Pittston Pa ,,.r xrfy NATHANS X F able Clothes Pittston P Fashion FRIENDLY SHOP Ladies Clothing MUST BE Pittston Pennsylvania SATISFED ' GUZZI S CAFE , - 117 Penn Avenue Scranton Penna Q7 THE Jwiigtkill , BA 322-4' 623 Main Street ff- Avoca, P Ouqtvnunflw ...- 4' ERVICE we HIT THE MARK BEST WISHES Compliments of the Scranton Tribune and Scrantonian ,V 'VHF l 1 it g xalj f Dial , . GL 7-9828 DYTHE JONES ' A-ffl. . . f-1. A 3 F ' . D ,- . it I , Pennsylvania , '11 F: L X - .I SP ' -' - ,fl 6 - I . , Nl. Q- V 9 N A a' ' 1 ' 2 , Y, 1 . - S ,tg tx H . . , . FZ? A . 2 ', q ,'v. ' ,s w - I ,'.,,,f. '.XJ'.g.::l f Xpiztfgl ,iw -,iw h -,AIT , . . g..:r.' .I A,-. -5 ul H V , I 'T rf Pb it A O ' 1 is K fr 1 ' - J 'f' , A 1 a' yr X U , XY I , . H X A xx A ' -S 'Nh fc fi 'W X X ff A 2 Q ' ' 9 ' 1' 'S'- 2 A 1 P ' t 1 v X I X ' , L ffl! I -'H5 :x l , Y ai IT 1'- LINCOLN INN 'LATAX A '1' 39? 1 Qyf 'JNWQS 'ow' O' R I RUDA'S GROCERY 303 Ziegler Street Phone OL 4-0658 STEINGUT DRESS COMPANY 228 Everhart Street Dupont P ,Q-H251 BERNARD ZIELENSKI Dlstrxbutor of Ma s Sod Wyomlng Avenue ht Dupont Penna STELLA S BEAU FY SHOP is 100 Llncoln Street Dupont Penna S D1a1 01 4 8881 I ff ANTHONY KALMANOWICZ Prudent1a1 Insurance Agent 300 Mam Street D1a1 OL. 4 9709 15 C SAS , CEBULA A CAFE Ma PIERANTONI S CAFE 108 Curtam Street Dupont Penna D1a1 OL 4 9044 GILBERT J ALLISON JACK S CAFE 250 Mam St Dupont Pa OL 4 3108 I 1 -WL: ELSIE S BEAUTY SHOP nf x 219 Maln St Phone OL 4 0183 LELLO S CAFE 319 Maln Street Phone OL 4 9163 CASEY s GARAGE I 5ilWlCE 207 Center Street 2 'QT-, T Phone OL 4 9223 ' 5? Gb 45004 Q7'D',?, AMEEN S VARIETY STORE Ma1n Street Dupont CIGAN S GROCERY 213 McLean Street Phone OL 5 0822 Ill lu ' llll 495' 1 SHUBERT S CAFE 214 Maln Street Dupont Penna 3922 Qiivifggf 1 I' , lf' 3. i ' It Cu, J 5' lf , f ,Qi , . . 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