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

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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? ,

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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

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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