Harter High School - Memories Yearbook (West Nanticoke, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

HARTER HIG MEMORIES :ik of 'fry sf, L, L XXX NN xx CLASS MOTTO: Education our gain, Success our goal CLASS COLORS: Lavender and White CLASS FLOWER: Violet CLASS SONG: Halls of Ivy Decfzmizbn E of the Senior Class of '51, dedicate this book to Private First Class Edwin CTarzanJ Jones, an alumnus of the Class of '49 of Harter High School, who gave more than enough to defend the ideals we all hold dear as Americans. ACU LTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right: Mr. Edward Lore, Mr. William Bradley, Mr. James Mahon Mr. Andrew Romanick, Mr. Robert Knapp IOHN M. REESE PRINCIPAL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL LOUIS I. GAWAT SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL 3 FACULTY MR. KEARNS PRINCIPAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL LEFT T0 RIGHTS MISS VIRTUE, MISS STADITS, MRS. BRISLIN, MRS. DOBSON, MISS LOGUE, MISS MC CARTHY MR. LAMMERS, MR. LEHET, MR. HARWOOD, MR. DAVIS, MR. HoYNowsKI, MR.. DELANEY. ABSENTZ MRS. DAVIS 4 filkiory ET us take a walk back through the years--oh let's say back to 1947 and watch the anxious freshman class, with all the excitement of their first year in high school. We entered rooms nine and twelve which were to be our home rooms. It was a large class of 6'7 under the supervision of Mr. Hoynowski and Mr. Delaney. That wonderful first year was an exper- ience that we shall all remember. Laws of the school said that we could talk to Seniors, enter in ourselves when we found time. Actually, there were a few things we did and skipping classes, making noise in assemblies, chewing gum in our classes and talking back to the teachers. We learned not to do this after a few hours on detention . The most distressing factor in our freshman year was the terrible fire which brought sadness to many. As we enter our sophomore year, we counted 65 pupils being divided into two new home rooms-Miss Virtue being in room three and Mrs. Davis in room six. Outside of our studies we found time to have the Valentine Dance. Music was furnished by the Blue Valley Boys, and a great evening was had by all. . Now, we looked ahead to the next year which in every students life is the first year of liv- ing . The Junior and Senior years proved to be the most exciting of all years. You are some- thing when you reach this pinnacle of life, so the Frosh say. Yes, we were Juniors. We had survived last year's grueling battle and were ready for the kill. Operation Graduationi' was just a year away. Can we make it? Then came many long meetings, discussing the activities of the year through which we had to make all the money possible. The Harvest Dance was the first big event of the year and was a howling success. The Junior Prom meant many hours of hard work and the co-operation of every Junior, but in the end, we were repaid with enjoyment and satisfaction. Yes, our Junior year can be related as an unforgettable experience for us because we were slowly learning the plain fact that we had just one year left in school. Never again could we be Juniors in Harter High School. Now we are Seniors, the top gf Qur preliminary training f0I' life. ln 21 few l'n0l'lthS Oper- ation Graduation will become reality. The big event of our Senior year was our Snowball Dance. The class worked hard to decorate the gym for the occasion. It represented a winter scene and The Queen elected was Marie Jola. All attendants were attired in delicate colors carrying beautiful bouquets of White carnations. Jay Klinetob, President of the class, crowned the Queen with a halo of white carnations. Couples sensing the aroma of romance danced to- gether as if in a dream. The date for our Senior play was selected by Miss McCarthy for April. The name of the play is Who's Batty Now, it was enjoyed by everyone. The first half of the basketball season was a howling success when our boys took the championship in the last ten seconds of the game with Jerry Hunlock and Stanley Pinker Pincofski being the heroes of Harter High. The May Queen elected was Rose Ragukonis and Ardis Rogers as maid of honor. All the Senior girls are acting as attendants. Now before we hardly have time to collect ourselves, it is all over. Yes, these four whole years which we saw very dimly then, which we thought would be so long, are gone. We are very grateful to our principal, Mr. Reese, to all the teachers we have had in those years who have been so patient and understanding in their guid- ance. The memories of them and of our classmates will drift back reminding us of our good old high school days in our own Harter High School. Now we say farewell. 5 7 mit ill mth imnwt. Pauline Amos, wills her desire to go steady to Dorothy Honko. Nancy Andrews, leaves her natural curly hair to Delores Dombrowski. Louis Bethel, wills his favorite pipe to Gus Johnson. Betty Boney, leaves her brovsm eyes to Agnes Kosteva. Mark Bradley, wills his ambition to Ianet Roberts. Bob Burns, leaves his freckles to Eleanor Kaminski. Edward Byorick, wills his ability to play baseball to Harvey Stewart. lay Cease, leaves the icy path to Vincent Drapiewski. Marjorie Cease, wills her infatuations to Sylvia Engle. Francis Czuba, leaves his height to Stanley Pincofski. Ted Davis, wills his crew hair-cut to Arthur Davis. Lucia Dombrowski, leaves her red hat to Lorreta Atherton. joe Duffy, wills his monkey-suit to Red Iones. Bill Foley, leaves his nickname Skin to C. Ostopovicz. Francis Glushefski, wills his shorthand book to Monica Pavlick. Thelma Hall, leaves her alertness of watching for a Black Ford to Beverly Stubblebine. Andy Honko, wills his loves to john Fostock. Theresa Hudick, leaves her dancing ability to Betty Zimski. Jerry Hunlock, wills his basketball ability to Bernard Partington. Richard Iackson, leaves his shyness to Billy Gensel. Carl Iesse, wills his red hair to Eugene McKeown. jerry Iezorski, leaves his plickies to Daniel Stosek. Marie Iola, bequeaths her laughter to Margaret Bistrichian. Carolyn Iones, leaves her summer vacations to Mary Kalena. lean jones, wills her basketball ability to Ioetta Williams. Howard Killian, leaves his ability to speed to Robert Evarts. Jay Klinebob, wills his argumentations to John Partington. Rita Kosciolek, leaves her height to Theresa Pavlick. lean Krieger, bequeaths her bobby pins and curlers to Bernadine Mrugal Dot Kusek, wills her big brown eyes and dark hair to Iohnny Iola. 6 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT fcontinuedl Marion Lewis, leaves her blue eyes to Lorraine Roby. Barbara Lisowski, wills her blue eyes to Doris Snyder. Wilma Long, leaves her boy friends to Betty Devens. Helen Lulis, wills her ability to learn to her brother Alex. Val Malisheski, leaves his baseball shoes to Bill jones. Lois Marr, bequeaths her dimples to Ioan Redmond. Lottie Mitkowski, leaves her tardiness to Francis Panisewicz. Charlotte O'Borski, wills her flirtations to her sister, Kathryn. Ioe O'Borski, leaves his mechanical ability to Kay Nash. Alfred Panetta, wills his curly hair to Stanley Brozena. Charles Panisewicz, bequeaths his height to John Mathews. John Przywara, leaves his tardiness to Freddy Allabaugh. Ioan Purvin, wills her voice to her brother johnny. Rose Ragukonis, leaves her quietness to Mary Jones. Grace Ravert, bequeaths her shyness to Marie Pavlick. Hazel Redmond, wills her desk and books to Coritha Lamoreaux. lack Reese, leaves Beverly to no-one. Ardis Rogers, wills her blush to Reginald Gulliford. john Sikora, leaves his height to his brother Edward. Louise Smith, wills her pronunciation of the word arsenic to Helen Williams. ' Roberta Smith, bequeaths her colored sweaters to Ann Zagorski. Thomas Smith, leaves his ability to drive Tony's Cadillac and old trucks to Bob Royer. Pat Stone, wills his sling shot and paper wads to Sterling Hartman. Danny Supchak, leaves his irritations to the study hall teachers to Wilbur Sherlock. Donna Tomcavage, bequeaths all the hairdos she has inherited to Edith Stewart Marilyn Van Orsdale, wills her ability to sleep in classes to Edward Warman. Frank Watkins, leaves his weight to Betty Czuba. Gloria Wildoner, bequeaths her shortness to Frances Panisewicz. Dorothy Ziomek, wills her complaints of too much night work to Colleen Baker Regina Ziomek, leaves her long finger nails to Astrid Rex. 7 Pm beg , 0 P Q f- ff J N this night of June 1, 1951 let our minds wander through space to the year 1975 A. D., where through the mist of time we see emerging, around a banquet table, faces that are familiar yet greatly changed by the passage of time. Within our midsts we recognize former classmates and friends. Among them are noted citizens and personages. As our vision clears we see seated at the far end of the table: Lieutenants Nancy Andrews, Lucia Dombroski, and Marion Lewis of the United States Marine Corps. Next to them sits two, five star generals, Danny Supchak and Bobby Burns. Danny's headquarters are now in Japan and Bobby's Germany. There sits jean jones and she doesn't look a bit seasick to me. As you know Jean has been riding the Waves for some time but has now retired to civilian life. Rita Kosciolek also looks well in Navy blue. Iohn Sikora was in the reserves for some time but has now been made admiral of the fleet. Wilma Long isn't in uniform, she is the wife of a retired Army officer. Over in the far corner of the room is the staff of Plymouth Township's newly erected hospital. Chief Surgeon, Jack Reese, Directress of Nurses, Marilyn Van Orsdale, Head of the Medical Technology Department, Carolyn jones, Chief Pharmacist, Iay Cease and if their work should fail there is always their friend, you've guessed it, Ioe CDigbeJ Oborski, the friendly undertaker. Ioe Duffy is now owner and operator of the Bijou Theater in West Nanticoke. Speaking of the theater, we have with us this evening some very talented stars of radio, stage, screen, and television. Theresa Hudick and Charlotte Oborski have become famous as a ballet dancing team. joan Purvin has been singing with the Metropolitan Opera for many years. There sits that famous man of rhythm, bandleader Alfred Panetti. Hazel Redmond's Hawaiian Orchestra has been playing at all the famous hotels and clubs. Did you know that the radio program My Friend Erma'-' has been changed to My Friend Marie the stars, Marie Iola and Barbara Lisowski. Ted Davis is now a famous movie star, my how handsome. Andy Honko has been selected as the nations most popular cowboy singer. Since the public heard Andy, Roy Rogers just doesn't have a chance. Iay Klinetob is on a debating team that appears on radio as well as television programs. That always was his specialty. Dr. Louise Smith, explorer of the stratosphere, has just returned from a short trip to Mars. X Pauline Amos, always wanted to be an airline hostess, she's a hostess now but not on airplanes, on rockets. Getting down to earth, Frank Watkins has just returned from a concert trip around the world, his violin playing is something to be marveled at. Bert Smith and jean Krieger are partners in a business venture, they now own a chain of hotels and diners all over the world. Since Ruth Condu and Mr. Clamar have retired, we find Lottie Mitkowski and Margie Cease as owners and operators of these places. No wonder we're all getting fat. john Przywara is now manager of a grocery store. He was always good at selling things. Lois Marr has recently become Luzerene County Superintendent of Nurses. 8 PROPHECY Ccontinuedl Carl jesse recently won the Nobel Prize for his ability to do mathematics. Regina and Dorothy Ziomek are still at Harter. Under their supervision hundreds of students each year are trained for positions in the Commercial field. Francis Czuba is also at Harter, He's Supervising Principal. Ardis Rogers has established a Nursery School for children from the ages of 2 to 6. I hear she is doing wonders in her work. Q jerry Ieziorski and Howard Killian are famous Dare Devil Drivers. They started Sui driving Stock Cars at Bone Stadium. Dot Kusek's dancing technique for dancing has brought her fame. She has established Dot Kusek's School of Dancing. Have you ever seen a bus whizz by that is run by Atomic Power? Well, if you have you can be sure the driver was Tom Smith. There's Windy Byorick, Beaner Malisheski and Ierry Hunlock. They are now playing professional baseball. Windy is catcher, Beaner, pitcher and Jerry is playing in the out field. Thelma Hall started out as a referee in the Back Mountain League. She is now President of the P. I. A. A. We also have with us a few models. If you ever see a hand advertising nail polish that belongs to Grace Ravert. Those big brown eyes looking at you from the covers of all the popular magazines belong to Betty Boney. Gloria Wildoner's tiny feet have won her fame as a model. By the way Richard jackson has been elected as one of America's best dressed men What is this country coming to? Donna Tomcavage has just been elected the first wo- man President of the United States. Charles Panisiewicz, Francis Glushefski, and Wilfred Foley have just returned from an elephant hunt in Africa. Helen Lulis and Rose Ragukonis are inseparable. They are now in the wholesale business selling Christmas Cards. Mark Bradley has taken his uncle's place on Plymouth Township's School Board. Louis Bethel is now Working for a Mattress Manufacturing Co. His position is Chief test- er of Mattresses. Pat Stone won the Lightweight International Boxing Championship a few years ago but has now retired. Now as the mists of time once more begin to gather and my vision grows dim We find our- selves once more in the auditorium of HARTER HIGH SCHOOL in the year NINETEEN-HUN- DRED and FIFTY-ONE. 9 NAME LIKES DISLIKES NOTED FOR WANTS TO BE Amos, P. Clothes Teachers Figure Hostess Andrews, N. Mirrors Hospitals Chewing Gum Marine Bethel, L. Pipes Teachers Laziness Jockey Boney, B. Movies Show Offs Brown Eyes Secretary Bradley, M. Mts. Girls Quietness Sleeping Burns, B. Tanks Orders Teasing Sportscaster Byorick, E. Himself No One Wolfing Hunter Cease, I. Dogs Being Awake Tardiness Pharmacists Cease, M. Eating Noise Disposition Nurse Czuba, F. Girls Teasing Iitterbugging Officer Davis, T. Dancing Studying Blue Eyes Gambler Dombrowski, L. Stores School Shorts Marine Duffy, I. Blondes Monkey Suits Usher Manager Foley, B. Annoying Criticism Curly Hair Operator Glushefski, F. Sports Rudeness Neatness Hunter Hall, T. Foods Walking Humor Marine Honko, A. Girls English Singing Blues Singer Hudick, T. Boys Being Alone Flirting Dancer Hunlock, I. Sports Studies Friendship Pro B.B. Player jackson, R. Porky Other Girls Blushing Bachelor Iesse,VC. Fishing Geometry Red Hair Engineer Iezorski, I. Women School Friendliness In Service Jola, M. Sports Dull Times Humor Old Maid jones, C. Travel Physics Laughter Technician jones, I. Cort Staying Home Friendliness In Waves Killian, H. Speeding Old Cars Helpfulness Speed King Klinetob, I. Loafing Working Humor Fireman Kosciolek, R. Food Cleaning Baking WAF Krieger, J. Driving Competition Drinking Coke Photographer Kusek, D. Dancing Skating Personality Career Girl Lewis, M. Sweaters School Black Hair Far Away Lisowski, B. Skating Dancing Personality Te2.cheI'S Long, W. Soldiers Reading Chewing Gum Housewife Lulis, H. Flirting Housework Ambition Wave Malisheski, V. Pitching Studies Hair Cut Pro Pitcher Marr. L. Dancing Physics Basketball Nurse Mitkowski, L. Money Working Sleeping Rich Man's Wife O'Borski, I. Hunting Live People Embalming Undertaker O'Borski, C. Dancing Steadies Clothes Marine Panetta, A. polkns Washing Dishes Rhythm Musician Panisewicz, C. Sports Nothing Tallness Cadet Przywara, I. people Nothing Friendliness Grocer Purvin, I. Music Gym Class Singing Singer Ragukonis, R. Blondes Housework Tallness WAF Ravert, G. Movies School Pretty Hair Beautician Redmond, H. people Crowds Her Music LOVed Reese, I. Cai-S Lit. Nice Ways Doctor Rogers, A. Sports Cheating Friendliness Secretary Sikora, I. Women Nothing Politeness Rich Smith, L. Ari Spinach Pretty WAC Smith, R. Chevy7S Waitress Brown Eyes FHIHOUS Smith, T. Trucks Speedsters Humor Truck Driver Stone, P. Chickens Dogs Shortness Trapper Supchack, D. Hunting Boys Wave in Hair Bus Driver Tomcavage, D. School Homework Hair Styles Model Van Orsdale, M, Sweets Geometry Blonde Hair NurSe Watkins, F. Violin Loud Prints Build Violinists Wildoner, G. Dancing Certain Janitor Shortness Wave Ziomek, D. Having Fun Smart Alecs Blush Seamstress Ziomek, R. School Noise Fingernails Secretary ,L -QF 1,452 0 ' f' Vw Q, fag? ' eg - 'I Q V . 15 , x.'g I a g afyff N gi W 23 A 2 f mffifiuf 'iii 35 'E' 'rlfldiw 3 - - Sn ' 'll V! IA' ' Il N 5 il' 1 L S' 10 PROBABLY WILL BE Waitress A Wave Hermit Secretary Sleeping Farmer Haunted Farmer Nurse Private Detective Instructor Disc Iockey Grease Monkey Hunted by girls Housewife Comedian Entertainer Manager Married Engineer Married Wife Housewife Married Driver Burned Up Operator Photographer Married Home Raising Kids Married Sailors Wife Water Boy Nurse You Tell Us Digger O'Dell Heartbreaker Dorsey's Rival W. Point Cadet Errand Boy P. Pages Rival Married Secretary Loved Truck Driver Boss's Wife Poor Einstein-Ir. Manager Hitched Dog Catcher Miner Model Patient Butcher Wife Knitter Stenographer ff 4 Q . X 4? , Clam Poemf In a valley, near a river, with the mountains high and near, Stands a tall and noble building, that we all hold very dear, The moulder of our futures, the makers of our past, Our Alma Mater will remain, in our hearts, till the very last. In the fall of 47, we started down education's well-worn path, For the next four years, we labored, with English, History, and Math., And now is the year of '51,we emerge, to seek our fortune, Each one, to take from the spice of life, a well-earned and goodly portion We all have high hopes, great ideals, and lofty plans, The rest of our lives, we know, must be sha, ed by our own hands, What we have been, what we will be, and what we are, Has been, will be, is, fixed on a goal, like an eye on a star. We're happy we're leaving, to start a new life on our own, But we're sorry we're going, because for a while we'l1 feel all alone, Without old friends and classmates, dear to every heart, A happy day and also a sad day, is this, when we must part. Many will be the days, these happy school days, we will yearn, Many will be the times, that we'll wish we could return, But now is the hourg the very last one, When we must end our studies and scholarly fun. So, Now, each one in this class bids a fond adieu, To all of our classmates and friends, and, Old Harter, to youg We can only hope that these halls will sound a little less gay, When we, the class of '51, have finally gone away. We hope we'll be remembered, pleasantly, too, For we'll never forget Harter, and always be true, And as we traverse down each one of 1ife's lanes, You can be sure, that in our hearts, our Alma Mater reigns. L. C. Smith 11 CLASS POEMS fcontinuedl We came to you, Oh, HARTER HIGH just four short years ago Our aims and ideals there did lie Your beauty you did bestow. Something new each year you taught To help us in this world of strife Each new adventure we did rought Was a symbol for our future life. Now that we're finished and must say adieu Our hearts are saddened with an unfinished theme The things, and the memories are many of you These things are compiled in a beautiful dream. The world awaits with open arms to claim us one by one You'll guide us, help us, keep us from harm Until our job is finished and life is done. Andrew Honko 12 ,IE H E IORS PAULINE AMOS A clever girl a pretty lass A beaming star in every class Ever near to lend a hand We think she is just grand. MARK BRADLEY A boy from the moutain height If he succeeds it will be a delight He is a guy with a heart of gold He'd do anything we've been told. MARIANNE ANDREWS Nancy is a girl whose cute and Wise Light brown hair and big blue eyes, She is slim and not too tall And is liked by one and all. ROBE RT BU RNS A happy go lucky in every way Bobby always has something to say A soldier someday he will be Maybe in the infantry. LOUIS BETHEL If it's for fun or for joy Louie is our boy Never dull when he's around He is ready to be found. EDWARD BY ORIC K Windy, the star of basketball Friendly, pleasant to all Always there to lend a hand Does his bestfor his fans. ELIZA BETH BONEY Betty who is quite the Gal To everyone she is a Pal, Pretty eyes and hair of brown She will never turn you down. VINCENT C EASE jay is not Gloomy Gus He's a favorite with all of us, In Ph sics class he is a worker Y You'l1 never find him a shirker. 14 MARIORIE CEASE Marge is a girl We're out for A real pal good to the core She is quick to enjoy life She's sure to win in every strife. JOSEPH DUFFY With Carolyn by the hour he spends Always willing to help a friend Argue, Argue early or late A crooked line he'd make straight FRANCIS CZUBA Oh, he's little but he'll rise He's a terror for his size, With his bright eyes and smile He keeps us happy all the while. WIL FRED FOLEY Billy who is quite the lad Always happy never sad, Not too serious, not too gay A very nice guy in every way. NEIL DAVIS Ted who has loads of pals Makes a hit with all the gals Never, never, obeys rules But the dream man of our school. FRANCIS GLUSHEFSKI Francis the brain of our class His talents are of a good mass Tall, neat, and handsome too Don't you wish he'd look at you? LUCIA DOMBROSKI Full of fun mischief too Doing things she shouldn't do Pretty girl strong in mind A nicer one you'll never find. THELMA HALL In a store she will be found You'll find her while your in town Red Hair and very neat Thelma is hard to beat. 15 ANDREW HONKO Happy go lucky with hardly a care Couldn't find better anywhere, He is a boy whose nice and tall Known by many and liked by all. CARL IESSE Carl who is very shy But still in all a wonderful guy Hair of red and eyes of brown He will never turn you down. THE RESA HUDIC K Theresa is tops and ever so gay Here's hoping she remains that way, She is always on the ball Making noises in the hall. GERALD IEZEORSKI Ierry as handsome as can be No one on earth as nice as he, When he's around you're never blue Always on hand with a joke or two. GERALD HUNLOCK A better pal you couldn't find Helps you out all the time, He is always on the beam Star of the basketball team. MARIE 1oLA Marie is a peppy lass And the jokester of our class She is really quite a dream Also this years Snowball Queen. RIC HARD IAC KSON Rich is such a bashful lad Not too happy not too sad, He is tops with all of us Because he has personality plus. CAROLYN IONES Carolyn, is a pretty lass She's the blonde in our class Very neat, and very gay She'l1 probably be a nurse someday 16 JEAN JONES She is always on the beam Captain of the basketball team Dark hair and eyes of blue To Cort she'll always be true. IEAN KRIEGER Jeanie a girl with eyes of brown Attracts the guys from over town A charming girl full of fun Has a smile for everyone. HOWARD KILLIAN Howie is a bashful guy He is swell although he is shy, Friends like Howie are hard to find There aren't many of his kind. DOROTHY KUSEK Dark hair eyes of brown Not a prettier girl can be found She is shy and sweet as pie And the apple of Dougs' eye. JAY KLINETOB Leadership he does surpass A boy whose grand in every class, A sailor some day he will be Sailing over the deep blue sea. MARION LEWIS To describe her she's wise and witty But besides she's very pretty, She is one of our friendliest gals And will always have pals. RITA KOSCIOLEK Rita is nice and tall As tree tops in the fall Always merry happy and gay Rita will go a long way. BARBARA LISOWSKI Anne is a skating fan No one skates like she can Laughing eyes and happy smile She keeps us happy all the while. 17 WILMA LONG Blonde hair, eyes of blue To Guy, she'1l always be true Tillie Latimer in the play Never fear--she's always gay. LOTTIE MIT KOWSKI Very sweet very neat A nicer gal you couldn't meet She is friendly far from shy Not a guy will pass her by. HELEN LULIS Helen who is never blue She is quiet and true She is bashful and very shy But it will vanish by and by. C HARL OTTE O' BORSKI Char is one of our cute gals She will always have many pals Always merry, happy and gay She does a favor all the way. VALENTINE MALESHESKT Beaner who is quite a dream Pitcher of our baseball team Short and quick, and ready to go Everything suits him just so. IOSE PH O' BORSKI Ioe is a quiet one Still in all, a lot of fun, An undertaker he wants to be Will he succeed? ? Yes sireei LOIS MARR Lois is a studious girl Her brain is always in a whirl She is always on the beam And a star of the basketball team ALFRED PANETTA Alfie is a friendly guy He will never pass you by The sax he plays in our school band Everybody thinks he's grand. 18 C HARLES PA NTSEWIC Z Chuck who is a very conscious boy Always full of laughter and joy Also he is nice and tall You can see why he's liked by all. GRAC E RAVE RT Pretty eyes hair of curls Gracie is a wonderful girl Very sweet. very shy She'll be the apple of a boys eye. IOHN PRZYWARA lack is the helper of our class He's a guy with a lot of class Manager of this years great team He's the best we've ever seen. HA ZEL RE DMOND Not too quiet and not too loud She does her work very proud Friendly sweet quite the gal And will always be a pal. 1oAN PURVIN joanie who is a very good sport Has a guy in every port A singer someday she will be Just watch and wait and you'll see. IACK REESE Jack is a boy with knowledge He will need it in college He knows everything about cars Someday the Ford will go to Mars ROSE- RAGUKONIS Rose is a pretty girl Hair of brown, teeth of pearl, Many a favor she has done For the school and everyone. ARDIS ROGERS Ardis is a quiet gal As pretty as can be, The way she plays basketball Everyone can see. 19 IOHN SIKORA john is no lover of school Iust like others like to fool With teachers he'd never agree If they recite, why should he. PAT RIC K ST ONE Pat is the name and quite OK He does his best in everyway Small, and friendly, what a pal Always welcome with a gal. L OUISE SMIT H Tall and poised that's our gal Ready to do a favor for any pal Someday an artist she will be Painting pictures of you and me. DANIEL SUPC HAK Dan is why they call him so Quite the guy from head to toe Calm collected tall and stern Always willing in his turn. ROBE RTA SMIT H Bert is so gay and sweet She is someone you should meet Always smiling and so gay And always something nice to say. DONNA TOMCAVAGE Donna who is very sweet Her personality can't be beat She is slim, cute and tall Known by many loved by all. TOM SMITH Tommy is a handsome guy With Blonde hair and big blue eyes Always smiling never shy We all think he's a swell guy. MARILYN VAN ORSDALE To be a nurse is Marilyn s aim She will succeed to higher fame. A bright shiny blonde is she Happy and jolly she'll always be 20 FRANK WAT KINS Frank is strong, the silent type He objects, but never gripes, He is big and jolly too And will never make you blue. DOROT HY ZIOME K Somebody's secretary Dot will be She'll be a success, wait and see Brown hair but not too much to say As quietly she goes her way. GLORIA WIL DONE R Gloria is small, petite, and quiet With voice to match her height Mischievous, and full of fun The girl for Luther she's the one. RE GINA ZIOME K In commercial class Regina is tops It seems her brain never stops A private secretary lean will be Will she succeed? Yes sireei X L OUR CLASS ADVISORS Miss Mary McCarthy Miss Marie Stadts 21 CLASSES umbrf 4. I LEFT T0 RIGHT! FIRST ROWS MARY PAZINAK,BETTY DEVENS,BEVERLEY STUBBLEVINE, DOROTHY HONKO,MRS.DOBSON, MARJORIE NOVAK,JOETTA WILLIAMS, AGNES KOSTEVAHIANET ROBERTS, SYLVIA ENGLE. SECOND ROW! SARAH REDMOND, MONICA PAVLICK, FREAS KINNEY, ALEX LULIS, STANLEY PINCOFSCLROBERT CRAWFORD, VINCENT DRAPIEWSKI, ROBERT EVARTS, EUGENE MC KEOWN, IRENE ARCHAVAGE. ABSENT1 JOHN PURVIN,LORETTA ATHERTON, MARIE PAVLICK,DORIS SNYDER. LEFT TO RIGHT! FIRST ROWI HENRIETTA HARRIS, ELEANOR KAMINSKLKATHRYN KILLIAN, BETTY ZIMSKLBARBARA TROJANOWSKI, FRANCES PANSIEWICZ,LORRAINE ROBEY,MARGARET BISTRICHIAN,BERNADINE MRUGAL,HELEN WILLIAMS, CORITHA LAMOREAUX. SECOND ROW: EDITH STEWART,MARVIN BAER, JOHN FOSTOCILWILBUR SHERLOCK, WILLIAM JONES PHILLIP CONDU, EDWARD WARMAN, FRED ALLABAUGH, BETTY CZUBA, MR. DELANEY. 24 v 50101901440 es FIRST ROWZ LEFT TO RIGHT! MARILYN JONES,MARY JONES, VIRGINIA MARR, ASTRID REX, LENORA TURLEY, AURELIA VHELAN, BARBARA PASHINSKLBEVERLY JANE JONES,MARY KALENA, LYDIA ECKROTE, THERESA PAVLICK,MRS. DAVIS. SECOND ROW! LEFT TO RIGHT: HARVEY STEWART, JOHN KOLODZIEJ, DANIEL STOSEK,RALPH HUNLOCK,DONALD JONES, JAMES DELANEY, JOHN PARTINGTON, JAMES FINNEGAN, EDWARD SIKORA, RICHARD WYDAWSKI, JOSEPH PRZYWARA, ANDREW WJMANICK,PETER WARMAN. ABSENTZ JULIA CAREY,JAMES SHONK. l , L - LEFT T0 RIGHT! FIRST RDI: DOROTHY DYMOND, MARY BROZENA, ANN ZAGORSKLCONNIE LAMOREAUX,ETHEL RULEVER. JOAN REDMOND, BARBARA VAN HORN, MARQUARITE YOUELLS, BARBARA KYT'ILE,MISS VIRTUE. SECOND ROI! MARQUEEN IILLIAMS, JOHN MATHEVIS, FRANK MARTZ, ANDRIS BONEY, CYRIL BEVAN, EDWARD SHARNICK, EDWARD MIKULSKI. ALLYN KLINETOB, BEVERLY ANN JONES. THIRD ROIZ EDIARD HOOVER, BERNARD PARTINGTON,DANIEL LAMOREAUX,REGINALD GULLIPDRD, JANES MAHON, JOHN JOLA. 25 Freshmen LEFT T0 RIGHTS FIRST ROW! JOHN PAVLICK,VINCEN'1' MALLUL, ARTHUR DAVIS, GLENN BAER, DUANE HUNTER,ROBERT KAMINSKI, ROBERT TOMSON, JACK SCHEKOSKI, JOSEPH FOSTOCK, MR. LEIHET. SECOND ROWZ ROBERT DUBASKIS, WILLIAM GENSEL,KASMIR OSTAPOVICZ, ROBERT SORBERWWILLIAM AUCHUS, GEORGE SUNDY, STANLEY MRUGAL,STERLING HARTMAN CARL SPROW, GEORGE PAVLICK. ABSENT1 RONALD BAGGETT, RONALD EVARTS, HAROLD JACKSON, WAYNE SMITH. LEFT TO RIGHTS FIRST ROWZ MARY BISTRICHIAN,VERNA YOUELLS,LOIS HUFFMAN,CARMELLA VITALE,MAY PIEFER. PATSY 0'BRIEN, LORRAINE LORE, JANE EVARTS, LOUISE HUFFMAN,JEANETTE LONG. SECOND ROW: FRANCES LUSHETSCLCOLLEEN BAKER, NANCY STOKER, GERALDINE KRYSIUK,SYLVIA MATESIK, SHIRLEY BALLIET,KATHRYN 0'BORSKI,ALICE ANDREWS,MR.LEHET. ABSENTZ JANET ARNOLD, DOLORES DOMBROSKLKAY NASH. 26 Eighth Grade LEFT T0 RIGHT! FIRST Row: MARY ANN JOHNSON,ROSE MARIE HASSAJ,DONALD SHUMOSIC,GERALD HUNSINGER, THOMAS ARNOLD, JOSEPH JoNEs, CURTIS LAMoREAU,DoI.oREs Bosos, MR. DAVIS. SECOND Row: FRANK FINNEGAN,MAUREEN BONEY, VALERIA DUDEK,BERTHA PARTINGTON,MARION SHERLOCK,JOAN PARTINGToN,DoLoREs BROZENA, JANET GENSEL. THIRD Row: JOSEPH SUBARTON,FRANK MIKULsKI,HRANKI.IN sMITH,ERANcIs PINDOWSKI,THOMAS APPLEGATE, RICHARD CARVER, FREASE JACKSON,DANIEL I,AMoREAU,cHARLEs HARDING. ABSENT: RICHARD LAMoREAU,GRAcE MAUESTELLAR, JANET RULE. LEFT T0 RIGHTS FIRST ROW: MR.HOYNOWSKI,ALISON WHELAN,PAUL SHARNICILFRANK CAREY,STANLEY LEVENDUSKI, WILLIAM SAUNDERS,MARILYN ELEY. SECOND ROWS GLORIA JONES, CHARMAINE LEWIS, MARY LOU MC GAUGHLIN, CATHERINE REAKES,LORRAINE JABLONSKLROBERTA SEMCHESKLBETTY SINCAVAGELPHYLLIS KINNEY, ALMA ALLABAUGH. THIRD ROW! RALPH JONES, ARLAN BENSCOTER, PHILLIP HARRIS, HENRY BLACKWELL, CHARLES MC AFEE, HAROLD BOBOS ALEXANDER SOSNOWSKLWILLIAM WARMAN, ROBERT ROYER, ROBERT PAVLIGC. ABSENTZ SHIRLEY LEWIS, SALLY SMITH, MARILYN JENKINS, EDWARD JAMES, VICTOR WIESNESKI. 27 Seventh Gr de LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW2 DONALD LAMOREAUX,KAREN SORBER, THOMAS STONE,MISS STADTS,GLADYS ATHERTON, RONALD JOHNSON,ALLEN SPENCER. SECXJND ROWS SHELDON REDMAN, CHESTER ARCHACAVAGE,GERALDINE EVARTS,BELVA ALLABAUGH, ESTHER VITAL, CECELIA MATESICNIEANETTE LAMOREAUX, WILLIAM SPONAUER, EDWIN EVARTS. THIRD ROWS LORRAINE WOYTOVICH,PATRICIA KIVLER. WALTER ZIMSKLTHEODORE VAN HORN,RICHARD MOSKALUK, ANTHONY ANDRICHAITIS,PAUL KINNEY, JUSTINE HONKO, MARY ANN LEVANDOWSCI, ABSENTI WILLIAM DELANEY, EDWARD MAUSTELLER. THOMAS STONE. ROBERT STACKHOUSE,BERNARD GLIDDON. LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: JOSEPHINE WYPASEK,E!.-WOOD HUTCHINS, ROBERT JAMES. JOHN DUDEK,GEORGE PERKINS, MARTIN PAJKA, LEDNARD STONE, THOMAS SMITH, FRANK KLINETOB,SEPH REESE, ROGER LAMOREAUX, ANN GAWAT. SECOND ROW: MISS LOGUE,MARY MOCK,BARBARA BEHRENT, CONSUELLA TOMCAVAGE, EUGENE SOSNOWSCLLEONARD KOWALSKLJANET WOLEVER,WILLIAM BEYNON,MARY ANN PARTINGTON, VERDNICA SCHRAMA,PATRICIA MARKOWSKI. ABSENTI JOSEPH ERKROTE. ROBERT HUFFMAN,LEO MUNTZ, BETTY JOAN BETHEL. 28 May Queen and Mazbf Of Honof 29 , x ..G2':-ALAFCV - 2'4 , ,155-f' 1- 'l nli .- ' . , 1..4. A . an 3,3 1.: .x WQQM ..:,.5i-..:v . ' -4 wf3a5'5'a-'T..i'Zh2' 9 - fiffvqzffvv -' 4-Mx 'Li '1, ,, ,, F AA 0g4L,,Qix?,,x j,,A,55?g513Qt Q t '5,Q,.EW-N?ExEq.5..k --I sv.-be- . - 'Jil ' - -- L: X-,-. -' 1 ' gf- A-Hgg 5'.LN 1.5 W. af -'Ev-'z-Q::fw p .4 C41-'fyi-F2 'ff-V - W Ql5F,w,!,'w.'12i7-5 .',,-.-24, 3-,x,.',e . Vaz-5:1 , , ..-uv-sw.-,.A'---. fqfwggf. J. 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QM- .-x ,:5., ,.f:v,4--1' N ' 4:31.22 Q. 1 N- S' 7 Yemfboofe Sidi l ,I 3 Q ' - 'A f I1 . LEFT T0 RIGHT: SEATEDZ LOTTIE MITKOWSKLTYPIST, JEAN JONES, ILLUSTRATOR, DOT KUSEK, ASS'T PHOTO EDITOR FRANCIS GLUSHEFSCLTYPIST, TED DAVIS, BUSINESS MANAGER. STANDING: ANDREW HONKO,LITERARY EDITOR, JOE 0' BORSKLPHOTO EDITOR, CHARLES PANISIEWICZ, ASS' T BUSINESS MANAGER, HELEN LULIS, HEAD TYPIST, ARDIS ROGERS, TYPIST, RITA KOSCIOLEK, TYPI ST, REGINA ZIOMEK, TYPIST, JACK REESE, EDITOR. E 57 . I u. J ff: 'Q X Y A - y 0 if X 623 If , rx KE, 3 X wt, , X 'JZ x R612 32 1 5122 2 521 SNOWBALL QUEEN fi WE FARMER DANCE IA, A yn- Q M, X W X V I M, f X , q XE NIGHT OF ROMANCE fembr 1951 Play ,,- f f X lv? kfd ff 4 1- +1 I 4 OUR LIBRARIAN MISS VIRTUE 4 W 1 Q X M -D gl 3 S S 1 C HEMIST RY LABORATORY RADIO SHOW L f- QS 1 V v XJ x f LIBRARIAN AND ASSISTANT I N W 1 X X 'fi' ,, dv 54491, X Avi? STUDENT TEACHERS x ,lr .4 'Q ' I , :- A : fi' A--54 s 5 ! 1 Q' ,Q I , E ,i Ni ll Wh M. 44 f f . HX X ' Xi I gk WE STUDY MQ fftsf, - N L? 'V' A x K, J 1 I ' :K 1 u ..g-1-- El m ,fb I Rx X. 5 , FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 4 417 .. -1 r f ' nk ,gif N, , WORK SHOP OUR TYPISTS xx L xx ' S 6 ff 1 L W I A Typzkif Edzfofff 0 Newpapeff LEFT T0 RIGHT: FIRST ROW! CORITHA LAMOREAUX, SYLVIA ENGLE, DOROTHY HONKO,KATHRYN KILLlAN,JANET ROBERTS, AGNES KOSTEVA, BERNADINE MRUGAL,MARY PAZINAK,BEVERLEY STUBBLEVINE, MRS.BRISLIN. SECOND ROI: ROBERT EVARTS, FREAS KINNEY, MONICA PAVLICK, IRENE ARCHAVAGE, MARJORIE NOVAK, BARBARA TROJANOWSKI , FRANCES PANISIEWI CZ, LORRAINE ROBEY, ELEANOR KAMINSKI, SARAH REDMOND, EUGENE MC KEOWN. Rqvoffim 0 Newjlvzzperf LEFT T0 RIGHT: SEATEDZ ALLYN SPENCER, BARBARA BEHRENT,SYLVIA ENGLE, MARY BISTRICHI AN, LORRAINE WOYTOVICH CONNIE LAMOREAUX, HELEN LULIS, BETTY SINCAVAGE. STANDING! MRS. BRISLIN, JAMES DELANEY, JOSEPH SUBARTON, BILL JONES, JACK SCHBCOSKLPHILIPP HARRIS, JANET WOLEVER,ASTRID REX. 38 Orcb ffm LEF'1' T0 RIGHT: VINCENT DRAPIEWSCI,MR.LAMMERS, CYRIL BEVAN, ALFRED PANETTA, JOHN PURVIN. VERDNICA SCHRAMA. BETTY DEVENSNIOSEPHINE WYPASEILGLADYS ATHERTONNIOSEPH JONES, JOHN KOLOKZIEJ. A I Glee Club 'fs rf f X 2 .. lp l 4 .. L LEFT T0 RIGHT: FIRST ROWS CARMELLA VITALE, MARY BISTRICHIANJJOUISE HUF'F'MAN,LOIS HUFFMAN, BARBARA KYTTLE, MARQUARITE YOUEILLS,LORRAINE LORE,JEANETTE LONG,THERESA PAVILICILMARQUEEN WILLI AMS, VERNA YOUELLS,MR. LAMMERS. SECXJND ROWZ WILMA LONG, CORITHA LAMOREAUX,PATSY 0'BRIEN, BETTY DEVENS,LYDIA ERCKRDTE, VIRGINIA MARR, DOROTHY DYMOND,MARY BROZENA,MAY PIEFER, JANE EVARTS,MARY KALENA, BEVERLY ANN JONES. THIRD ROW! MARGARET BI STRICHIAN, FRANCES LUSHEFSKI, JOAN REDMOND, ANN ZAGORSKI, KIJNNIE LAMOREAUX, LENORA TURLEY, ASTRID REX, BEVERLY JANE JONES, MARILYN JONES,MARY JONES,KATHRYN 0'BORSKI,BARBARA VAN HORN. FOURTH ROW: DOROTHY HONKO,SYLVA MATESIK, ELEANOR KAMINSKLGERALDINE KRYSIUK, FRANCES PANBIEWICZ, BETTY ZIMSKI, AURELIA WHELAN, LORRAINE ROBEY, ETHEL WOLEVER, NANCY STOKER, BARBARA PASHINSKI. 39 ATHLETICS Vmfyizy Bmkeibazll O FIRST Row: LEFT T0 RIGHT: EDWARD WARMAN,ASS'T MANAGER,JOHN PRZYWARRMANAGER. sscorm ROW: L1-:FT TO RIGHT: MR. RoYNowsK1,ooAcH, JOHN JOLA,ANDY HoNKo,PHn. CONDU,BILLY JONES, STANLEY PINCOFSKLCHARLES PANISIEWICZ,BERNARD PART1NcToN,r:n BYoR1cK,cAPTA1N,J1:RRY HUNLOCK, ABSENT: TED DAVIS. FIRST ROW: LEFT T0 RIGHTS CATHERINE O' BORSKLKAY NASH,ALICE ANDREWSJJORETTA ATHERTON,DONNA TOMCAVAGE MANAGER, ASTRID REX, ASS' T MANAGER, JOETTA WILI..IAMS,NANCY STOKER, CONNIE LAMOREAUX, BARBARA VAN HORN,MAE PIEFER. SECOND RDYI1 LEFT TO RIGHTS MR. HARWO0D,COACH, CORITHA LAMOREAUX,LOIS MARR, ARDIS ROGERS, MARILYN VAN ORSDALE, AURELIA WHALENNIEAN JONES, CAPTAIN,BETTY ZIMSKLLORRAINE RDBEY,F'RANCES PANISIEWICZ,DORIS SYNDER, DOLORES DOMBROWSKI, VIRGINIA MARR.. 42 P-IVJFU'-4 '11 mwgwmo mrwm 11O I?1CClIPPZ1l LEFT T0 RIGHT: FIRST ROW: MR.HOYNOWSKI,COACH, ANDY HONKO,ED. BYORICK,CAPTAIN, JERRY HUNLOCK. SECOND ROW: PINKER PINCOPSKLPHIL CONDU,BILLY JONES, JOHN JOLA, CHUCK PANSIEWICZ, BERNARD P ARTINGTON. MGUHZZHE SUFJ4O TIF mgwcn Z A'v V W - 'sgsljx , M :ir- KING'S COLLEGE GYM LEFT T0 RI GHT2 FIRST ROW: RDBERT DUBASCI S, RALPH HUNLOCK, JAMES DELANEY, JAMES MAHON, DANIEL SOSTIC HARVEY STEWART. STANDING! EDWARD WARMAN, ASS' T MANAGER, WAYNE SMITH, CARL SPROW, MR. HOYNOWSKI, COACH KASMIR OSTAPOVI CH, WILLIAM GENSEL, JOHN PRZYWARA, MANAGER. C b661'l66ld767 5 LEFT T0 RIGHT CLOGCWISEZ MARY KALENA, JOSEPH PRZYWARA,PAULINE AMOS, CAPTAIN, BEVERLY ANN JONES, MONICA PAVLICK, CAMDLYN JONES, ' V ' x JOSEPH DUFF'Y,COLLEEN BAKER, SHIRLEY BALLIET,BARBARA PASHINSCI. J K, ! BETTY GRABLE ' f If 44 IT,S A BASKET LOTS OF ACTION HIT IT HARTER Amos, Pauline Academic: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 fCaptain 41 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. 4 Fashion Show 3, 4 Andrews, Marianne Commercial: Glee Club 1,2,3 F. H. A. 4 Bethel, Louis Commercial: Newspaper Reporter 3 Boney, Elizabeth Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Bradley, Mark Commercial: Student Patrol 2, 3 Burns, Robert Commercial: Basketball 1 Newspaper Reporter 4 Student Patrol 1, 2 Byorick, Edward Commercial: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 KCaptain 41 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 3, 4 Cease, Vincent Academic: Orchestra 2 Cease, Marjorie Academic: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Student Council 2 Newspaper Reporter 3 F. H. A. 4 Czuba, Francis Commercial: Newspaper Reporter 2 Davis, Neil Commercial: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Business Mgr. -Yearbook Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Dombrowski, Lucia Commercial: Glee Club 1, 3 F. H. A. 4 Index Duffy, loseph Academic: Student Council 3 Cheerleader 4 Foley, Wilfred Commercial: Student Patrol 2, 3 Glushefski, Francis Commercial: Student Council 3 Ass't Typist, Yearbook Typist, Newspaper 3 Hall, Thelma Commercial: Basketball 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Student Council 3 Class Secretary 3 F. H. A. 4 CTreasurer1 Honko Andrew Commercial: Basketball 2, 3, 4 Literary Editor, Yearbook Baseball 4 Typist, Newspaper 3 Student Patrol 2 Hudick, Theresa Commercial Glee Club 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. 4 Fashion Show 4 Hilrlgzls, lemme Commercial: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 lackson, Richard Commercial: Baseball 2, 3, 4 !esse, Carl cademic: Student Patrol 3 Iezorski, Gerald Commercial: Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 4 Student Council 2 Iola, Marie Commercial: Basketball l, 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Fashion Show 3, 4 F. H. A. 4 47 Iones, Carolyn Academic: Basketball 1 Orchestra 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Student Council 3 CSec.1 Cheerleader 3, 4 qc o-captain 41 F. H. A. 4 CPres.1 Fashion Show 4 Jams, Jem Commercial: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 QCaptain 41 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. 4 Fashion Show 4 Yearbook Illustrator Killian, Howard Commercial: Glee Club 3 Klinetob, Louis Commercial: Class President 4 Class Vice-President 3 Newspaper Reporter 3 Kgsgiolek, Rita Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Typist, Newspaper 3 F. H. A. 4 Basketball 2 Ass't. Typist, Yearbook K11iegeL, Jeanie Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Typist, Newspaper 3 F. H. A. 4 Fashion Show 3 Kusek, Dorothy Commercial: Ass't Photographer, Yearbook Glee Club 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. 4 Fashion Show 4 Lewis , Marion Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. 4 Lisowski, Barbara Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. 4 Fashion Show 3 Long, Wilma Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 4 Lulis, Helen Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Newspaper Reporter 4 Class Secretary 4 Head Typist, Yearbook F. H. A. 4 Ass't Business Mgr. Newspaper Malishefski, Valentine Commercial: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 Marr, 145 Academic: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2 F. H. A. 4 Mitkowski, Lottie Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Typist, Yearbook F. H. A. 4 O'Borski, Charolotte Academic: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 F. H. A. 4 O'Borski, Joseph Academic: Photography Ed., Yearbook Panetta, Alfred Commercial: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Banisewicz, Charles Commercial: Basketball 1, 2 3 4 Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4 Student Council 3 Typist, Newspaper 3 Ass't Bus. Mgr., Yearbook Przywara, 131 Commercial: Ass't Mgr., Baseball 3 Mgr. Basketball 4 Purvin, Ign- Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 INDEX Qcontinue dl Purvin, loan F. H. A. Fashion Show 3, 4 Raggkonis, Rose Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. 4 Fashion Show 3, 4 Ravert, Grace Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Redmond, Hazel Academic: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. 4 Reese, John Kcademif Basketball 1, 2 Student Council 3 Vice-Pres., Senior Class Editor, Yearbook Baseball 1, 2 BLQE2S,A-LT iS Commercial: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 fCo-captain 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Student Council 3 F. H. A. 4 Typist ,Yearbook Fashion Show 4 Sikora, John Commercial: Glee Club 3 Smith, Louise Academic: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2 Student Council 2 Fashion Show 4 F. H. A. 4 Illustrator, Newspaper 3 Smith, Roberta Academic: Glee Club 2, 3 F. H. A. 4 Smith, Thomas Commercial: Basketball 2, 4 Ass't Mgr., Baseball 2 Stone, Patrick Commercial: Glee Club 3 48 Su chak Daniel Academic: Basketball 1, 2 Glee Club 3 Tgmcavage, Dgnna Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Mgr., Girls Basketball 3 4 F. H. A. 4 Fashion Show 4 Basketball 1 Van Orsdale, Marilyn Academic: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 CCaptain 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Student Council 3 F. H. A. 4 Watkins, Franklin Academic: Baseball 3 , 4 Wildoner, Gloria Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. 4 Ziomek, Dorothy Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. 4 Ziomek, Regina Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Ass't Typist, Yearbook ff ' SPY in.:. 1' Y' ERTI EME T if ,- ,ih ..: 14.f ' -JUXZRJ. - '3T!t:Xil Q'- J ' .-..,-' .-f..- :.- -,aff '-m 'V' v iq-,,,t,J'jK, N .M .. ,-QL. - -vy ,' 2'-' ff-'viafiz-R'4 vQiL'gf x wx? v .rv , ' E ur 5 slr. 1 h?Kl . 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Phone 259 Nanticoke. Compliments of DIAMONDS'S CANDY SHOP 4 East Broad St. Nanticoke, Pa. Comphments of A FRIEND Compliments of PREMO RECORD SHOPPE 36 E Broad St Nantlcoke Pa Compliments of HACKERS SUPER MARKET and HACKERS HARDWARE STORE Plymouth Pa BAVITZ SERVICE STATION 10095 Atlantlc Products Phone 9136 133 Broadway Street Nantlcoke Penna IOHN ALLAN Sc SON Always Buymg Scrap Metal Rags Paper Iunk of A11 Kmds Selhng Used P1pe You call We Plck Up ' Lower Broadway Nantlcoke 136 - . Sterilized Wiping Cloth K K - ' ! 56 1. K. EVANS - Florist - Fresh Cut Flowers Phone ------- On The Square 23 East Green Street Nantlcoke Pa APEX USED AUTOS AND PARTS SAFETY GLASS INSTALLED KPennsy1vania Approved! Phone ------- 118 East Poplar Street West Nantlcoke Pa GEM FURNITURE COMPANY C ongratulatlon ALBERT REES BUICK 154S Market 107E Maln Sales S6I'V1Ce Nantlcoke P 183 Market St Nantlcoke Pa Phone 650 I 233 695 ' , a. . ' , 57 A BEVAN S SHOPPING CENTRE N ANTICOKE LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO NTS OF , . NE T WESTINGHO MAIN HTGHWA WEST NANTICOKE, PA. BEST WISHES RAYMON R. HEDDEN ICOKE PA ANTHRACITE PRINTING CO. Printing for Every Purpose Phone 1130 BARTUSKA'S FURNITURE STORES Complete Home Furnishings Refrigerators Cleaners Radios Washers 200-206 East Main Street Phone 86 Nanticoke, Pa 150 E Mam St Nantlcoke MARTIN OUTBOARD MOTORS Comphments of ROAN S SMOKE SHOP West Nantlcoke, Pa lim Roan Prop 1oHN L TURNER Heatmg and Samtary Engmeermg 118 South Market Street Nantlcoke, Pa WILLIAM I MONT Authorlzed Dealer Keepsake Diamonds Elgm Watches Phone 2074 120 South Market Street Nantlcoke, Pa . ' . ' , Pa. - , WATCHMAKER and JEWELER 59 ANDREW W STADTS S U S S S S S To the Class of 51 Fancy Grocerles Cholce Meats S C Boots and Shoes 1044 West Main Street Plymouth Pa Dlal Plymouth 9 1130 Avondale pa BOB REESE S STOOKEY S SERVICE STATIGN Mam H1 ghway S 1040 West Mam treet West Nantlcoke Pa Plymouth Pa , ' - - ' 3 C0HgI'afU1ati0HS- - Congratulations . . S 9 60 Compliments of STANLEY C CRGOP Hunlock Creek Pa Compliments of IEROME'S BAKERY 32 South Market Nanticoke Pa Phone 2953 OPEN 24 HOURS PER DAY Comnliments of HI WAY DINER and SODA BAR Proprietor Ralph Whitesell Compliments of TUBBS AND HARTER Nant1coke, Pemia CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS MACK S STYLE CENTER 61 East Main Street Nant1coke, Penna Compliments of MAYWOOD FARMS Nant1coke, Pa Best W1 shes PURE ICE AND COAL COMPANY Nant1coke Pa Funeral Directors n o ' , . 61 Compliments of BROADWAY AUTO SUPPLY Nanticoke, Compliments of LECHERS CASH HARDWARE You can get It BARRALL S Your fr1end1y grocer 5 W Poplar Comphments of NANTICOKE CREAMERY Nantxcoke, Pa Success to Class LEVENTHAL STORE Main St Nant1coke P Comphments of FORTY FORT DAIRY Harry Lord D1str1butor CLIFF SMITH GARAGE General Auto gl Truck Repmrmg WE REPAIR ANYTHING Weldmg and Body Work Phone Sh1cksh1nny 4642 Hunlock Creek, Pa Pa. At 9 ' , '51 . St. W. Nanticoke, Pa. 2 E. ' . ' , U H 62 CEASE MGTGR CO Dxrect Factory Dealer DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE Job Rated TRUCKS New Car ShowRoom Phone 375 or 2743 DEPENDABLE USED CARS AND TRUCKS SPACIOUS LOT Ma1n Hlghway and Sllkworth Road Phone 2963 West NaIltlC0k9, Pa 35-37 North Market Street Nanticoke, Pa 63 Once agam It 1S our pleasure to extend our appreclatlon for the hearty co the makmg of the photographs dlsplayed ln the I-Iarter Hlgh School Year Book, MEMORIES CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES To The Class of 1951 PARAMOUNT STUDIO Alex and Annette Rebar, Props. 222 West Mam Street Plymouth, Pa. operation rendered to us by the students and faculty of HARTER HIGH SCHOOL in ll 64 Offset Prmtmg Greetmg Cards CC8.S1OI'lS Greetmg Cards Pubhcatlons Multxgraphmg Personahzed Chr1stmas Cards Colored Postal V1ews Denmson Products Statlonery 72 Wrxght Street W1lkes Barre, Pa Phone 2 3635 IOSEPHS FLGOR CRAFTERS Llnoleum Rubber Ka Asphalt T11e Factory Tramed Mechamcs Nant1coke 2242 11 S Market St FURlX ITURE STORE Budget Terms Rugs Carpets L1no1eum Mattresses Beddmg Ch1ldrens Furmture Free Dellvery 1 N Market Nantlcoke, 966 Comp11ments of Everythmg 1n Muslc Records Muslcal Instruments JACOBS MUSIC C0 142 E Maln St Nantlcoke, Pa Telephone 2700 LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS Serv1ce Quahty PLYTAGE LUMBER Broadway Street Nantlcoke, Pa 3 Floors By Craftsmen My - - . - 65 GEORGE W. WEAVER'S SONS Florists Store 141 East Mam St Tel 1000 Congratulation To The Class of '51 Nantlcoke, Pa C Comphments of ALS MEN SHOP 48 East Mam St Nant1coke, Pa Home of Botany and Chpper Craft Clothes 68 East Mam Street Nantlcoke Pa SUPERIOR MOTOR CO , INC Chrysler Plymouth SALES Sz SERVICE ARCH 8: LOCUST STS A L F I N K Your Oldsmoblle Dealer Ed Ge b P 1 res Phone 43 Nanucoke, Pa Complxments of A FRIEND Telephone 9 1284 MAX L FAINBERG 8: SON Fum1ture Stoves Carpets Rugs Lmoleums Represented by 56 East Mam Street Plymouth Pa ll Phone 2113 421-423 W. Main st. 66 STE PPING STONES Isn t IS strange that Prmcess and Klngs And clowns that caper 1n saw dust rmgs And common folk 11ke you and me Are makers of Etermty? To each IS gxven a bag of tools A shapeless mass and book of rules A stumblmg block or a Steppmg Stone THE LE DER STORE Nantlcoke W D Ienklns Congratulatlon To the Class of '51 THE EIRST NATIO AL BA K Nant1coke, Pa ll The Bank For A11 People Member. . . Federal Deposlt Insurance Corp. 9 . . . And each must make ere his like has flown 67 SAVE AT THIS BANK FOR FUTURE SECURITY lklklklkvklklklklkilklklklklklklklklklklklklkiklkiiifiilkilkilkvklklkiitkiilkikilklklklklk Amerlcans are proud of their mdependence and they know that future fmanclal m dependence IS estab11shed by savmg today No matter what amount you can aiford to save lt s easy to start at thls bank Conservat1on of todays funds means the kmd of future se curlty you can bank on through thls BANK A savmgs account bu11ds slowly from the bot tom up unt11 the mountmg total can provlde for the necess1ties of tomorrow Regular dlstrlbutlon of your weekly pay check can start a savmgs account today and can estabhsh the hablt of systematlc thrxft THE NANTICOKE NATIONAL BAN 35 East Ma1n St Nant1coke, Pa Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corp n CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS THE MINERS NATICDNAL BANK GF NANTICOKE Nanticoke, Pa. Member of the Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatxon. , .- . . . n ., . . . - u - . 'J o . I!! 68 Best Wishes PLYMOUTH ATIONAL BANK Stephen Yeosock Cashler Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatxon , . ------MEMBER------ 69 Comphments of PETES GRILL 4 West Poplar Street West NantIcoke, Pa IOHN M REESE AGENCY U INSURANCE U LIFE ACCIDENT HEALTH HOSPITALIZATION FIRE AUTO 9 EAST POPLAR STREET WEST NANTICOKE, PA Comphments of Paltrow Lzsi KESKE'S MEAT MARKET MRS ELLEN DUFFY MR CHARLES DUFFY MRS GERTRUDE MULLEN MISS MARY MCCARTHY MIss MARIE STADTS DOCTOR and MRS IAMESI DUNN A FRIEND DR DAVIDS SHOE STORE E B WESLEY EDWARD BIALEYAWICZ COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND GABE'S PONTIAC IIECIIT HARDWARE FITZPATRIC FUNERAL HOME Ph0I16 - '-- 2 096 -M TED OSMANSICI 70 CLASS RING SPECIALIST DIEGES Sc CLUST A Comphments of MACKIEWICZ CAFE EDMUND MACKIEWICZ Prop A FRIEND 327 E Poplar St West Nant1coke Penna REAMS ECONOMY MARKET OUTFITS FOR ALL THE FAMILY ON TERMS 131Loom1sSt PEOPLES Nant1coke Penna Phone 3693 54 East Mam St Nantxcoke, Penna NO CHARGE FOR CREDIT - , 0 A CLOTHING s'roRE 71 NO FAMILY Regardless of creed or church affiliauon, need be den1ed the added thoughtfulness and d1gn1ty of a W1111ams Servlce it it ii it ii ii ii Through years of exper1ence we are equlpped and prepared to respect the sacred prerogatwes of creed and home herltage Yi ii ii ii ii ii ii For a fmal tribute with a lastmg memory priceless and of enduring consola txon CALL KENNETH R WILLIAMS ERAL HOMIE A MODERN SERVICE MODERATE ni COST PAYNE PRINTING If It s pr1nt1ng we can do Esso Serv1ce Statlon 1100 W Mam St 19 E ED10 St Plymouth, Pa P1Ym011th, Pa Prop Bob Moore Comp11ments of HOME FURNITURE STORE Home for the Best 1n furniture and W1 L L I A M N A S H apphances 30 E Mam St Nash's Barber Shop P1 ymouth, Pa Good Luck I STUART MORGAN H, .1 l nt 1- KQLL UC THIS YEARBOOK PRINTED VELVATONEMEXCLUSIVE KELLER REFINEMENT OF PHOTO-OFFSET F