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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1952 volume:

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S. 4 Mrs. Dobson, English Mr. Delaney, Mathematics Mr. Harwood, Commerical Mrs. Brislin, Commercial Mrs. Davis, Biology Mr. Davis, History Mr. Lammers, Music Mr. Hoynowski, Chemistry Miss Logue, Art Miss McCarthy, Home Economics Mr. Leher, Ind. Arts Miss Stadrs, English Miss Virtue, Physical Education Plymouth Township Teachers Taking Loyalty Oath 5 E W' 'Q-1'.s, J' ! .. .x ,. .,..'.... . .e em'- . 'L 0- 5 -vw wfwlsf' 'n . ,lb '1 , 2 1291, -. 4:14-.fkvbtzviffzk-14-'-'-5 4-4'Z-?k.-:-2-1-'fag-.'S3eea-I--'I-2-2-I-2-W? ' Q ,N V . .,,., ...4-1.-.-,.,......4,... ........,-,, ,. 0 '. me '-3' .'w'.-' W' 3 - 1'3 ' s- 'i2 .ff -f' 5 as 'SZ' Mlm: l'5iB'! Srlynzn 4 i A ' Q X 3 . 'Vi 4 fi Flgmnuth Uufnnship V Q3 V' ' F m'l!ln m' filhis Qlertifies Thai WEE E IB EL SE szxtisfaciurilg completeir the Ulmzrse nf presrriheh bg the Quark! uf in iifnfnuship, Elluzerne Qlmmig, qgemsglhmia, is therzfnre mtitleh in this iplnmu 0561 west Qfantizukz, Qlgmnsglimnia, this SIX img nf J I 2 ining n pal F 'n ' f:ix:c al nf 1!iBll .srhnul , K l 6'N SIS- . - ,,.-vw 'Z - 2- ' ,Tiki :EJ 5' 'llvu 2? 'Ta xg? CLASS OFFICERS Presldent ....... Edward Warrnan Vice-President . ..... Freas Kixmey Secretary ........ Agnes Kosteva Treasurer ..... Frances Panisiewicz IRENE ARC HACAVAGE lArchJ Variety is the spice of life. FREDERICK ALLABA UGH QFreddyJ Silence is the perfectest herald of Joy. H LORETTA ATHERTON QLetD No time for work. MARGARET BISTRICHAN lMargeJ The mirror of all cour- tesy. MARVIN BAER fMarvl Men of few words are BETTY C ZUBA CBetJ 'fThough she be but little, she is fierce. the best men 8 BETTY DEVENS CZebJ Distinction without a difference. DOROTHY HONKO CDotJ A quiet, friendly girl. PHILIP coNDU CPhilJ What is life without sports? -5 1 R ROBERT CRAWFORD fB0bD From the crown of his head, to the sole of his foot, he is full of mirth. 9 f ' is 2 SYLVIA ENGLE KSYID We must laugh before we are happy, for fear we die before we laugh at all. ELEANOR KAMINSKI fElchJ Old fashions please me best. KATHRYN KILLIAN fKittyj Here is a dear and true industrious friend. CORITHA LAMOREAUX QShortyJ The only way to have a friend is to be one. VINCENT DRAPIEWSIH CVi.nceJ He is the very pineapple of politeness. ROBERT EVARTS fBobJ His bark is worse than his bite. 10 V95 AGNES Kos'rEvA fAgJ Blushing is the color of virtue. BERNADINE MRUGAL fTootieJ A ready smile for every one. 'wr She adds a precious s MARJORIE NOVAK CMargieJ As merry as the day is long. WILLIAM JoNEs claim The man that blushes is not quite a brute. MONICA PAVLICK fMonJ ing to the eye. U ee- IOHN F OSTOCK fNukeJ The little foolery that wise men have makes a great show. 11 MARIE PAVLICK CPavJ There's a mischievo twinkle in her eye. MARY PA ZINIAK CMamieJ As good as gold. US if JANET ROBERTS Chnl People say that life is the thing, but I prefer reading. FREAS KINNEY QFritzJ I will not budge an inch. EDITH STEWART iEdieJ Good things come in small packages. ALEX LULIS A 'The force of his own merit makes his way 12 LORRAIN E ROBEY fLorrieJ Her eyes reflect her character. DORIS SNYDER CDoreyl Once a friend, always a friend. BEVERLY STUBBLEBINE fBevJ It's love that makes the world go round. EUGENE MCKEOWN KGenel Size is not the test of strength. QHQ R A j HE LEN WILLIAMS KSisD Good words are worth much, and cost little. STANLEY PINCOFSKI KPinkyJ Beware the fury of a patient man. 13 H . L L BARBARA TROJANOWSKI fBabsJ Is true as steel. JOETTA WILLIAMS U01 Elegant is simplicity and warm as ecstasy. FRANC ES PANISIEWIC Z QWinkj Better three hours too soon than a minute too late. JOHN PURVIN Uackiej He has a heart as sound as a bell. Vi Q 13i'.'s',gggil: ve ,. ,?5QfWJie ff ad? EDWARD WARMAN 4Eddyl A jest breaks no bones. 14 f' s, 1 5 Y M E LI ZABETH ZIMSKI fBettyl Nothing great was ever achieved without enthu- siasm. H WILB UR SHERLOCK fBi11J As upright as the cedar. 58,35 Q 3 Q RRIVING as eighth-grade students from Johnson Green, Grand Tunnel, and West Nanticoke, we came to Harter High School in 1947. We were assigned to Mrs. Symon's and Mr. Davis's homerooms and were the first students start- ing in the Junior High School. We devoted this year to making new acquaintances and adjusting ourselves to our school and our teachers. In our ninth year, we began to be recognized--Philip Condu, William Jones, Stan- ley Pincofski, and Robert Evarts donned basketball suits. Freddy Allabaugh won the foul-shooting medal, Sports night. Bernadine Mrugal, Janet Roberts, Agnes Kosteva, Beverly Stubblebine, and Willia.m J ones served as student-council rep- resentatives. Betty Devens, Vincent Drapiewski, and John Purvin became fam- iliar figures as members of our school orchestra. Miss Britian, one of our home- room teachers, left us this year and We held a farewell party in her honor. As cheerful Sophomores, we were assigned to Miss Virtue's and Mrs. Davis's homerooms. We thought we knew our school and all faces, but two new students joined our ranks--Joetta Williams and Helen Williams, while others departed. Agnes Kosteva captured an honor for our class by winning the Business Arithme- tic medal tying first place in the Business Educational contest held at Blooms- burg. This same year, Freddy Allabaugh again won the foul-shooting medal and our class, the Intramural basketball contest. Frances Panisiewicz was crowned Queen of Sports, Sports night. Swiftly we recall our Junior year. Under the guidance of Mr. Delaney and Mrs. Dobson, we sponsored movies and dances. Beverly Stubblebine was maid of honor for the Snowball Queen. The memorable Junior-Senior Prom was held in May with the Seniors as our guests. Now we have just completed our Senior year, and looking back through that year, we recall some of the important happenings and accomplishments which we secured. In September we organized our classes with Mr. Harwood and Mrs. Brislin as our advisors. Election for class officers was held, and Edward Waxman was elected President, Freas Kinney, Vice-President, Agnes Kosteva, Secretary, and Frances Panisiewicz, Treasurer. The first important event to take place was the Halloween Dance, which was held in the latter part of October, followed by the Harvest Dance and the Snowball Dance. Then came the class play and class night. Here We dis- played our dramatic abilities and talents. With just a few days remaining and Com- mencement drawing near, we gave much thought towards the hopes and dreams of the future and the goal which we have attained. Finally on the night of June 6, we bade farewell to our classmates and teachers and joined the Seniors of past years in becoming the Alumni of Harter High School. 15 Freddy Allabaugh Commercial--Glee Club 15 Newspaper Typist 45 Yearbook Illustrator 4. Irene Archacavage Commercial--Glee Club 15 FHA 2, 3, 45 Fashion Show 25 Newspaper Typist 35 Yearbook Typist 4. Loretta Atherton Commercial--Glee Club 15 FHA 2, 3, 45 Fashion Show 35 Newspaper Copy Editor 35 Typist 35 Basketball 3, 4. Marvin Baer Commercial--Newspaper Typist 4. Margaret Bistrichan Academic--Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Philip Condu Commercial--Glee Club 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert Crawford Commercial--Glee Club 15 Reporter 25 Treasurer 25 Yearbook Asst. Literary Ed. 4. Betty Czuba Commercial--Glee Club 1, 25 FHA 2, 3, 45 Fashion Show 3. Betty Devens Academic--Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Council Rep. 15 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Newspaper Reporter 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Yearbook Bus. Mgr. 4. Vincent Drapiewski Academic--Glee Club 15 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Program 1, 2, 3, 4. Sylvia Engle Commercial--Glee Club 15 FHA 2, 3, 45 Fashion Show 35 Newspaper Typist 35 Asst. Bus. Mgr. 45 Cheerleader 4. Robert Evarts Commercial--Glee Club 15 Basketball 1 Class Pres. 25 Newspaper Typist 35 Yearbook Asst. Ed. 4. John Fostock Commercial--Glee Club 15 Baseball 15 Yearbook Ed. 4. Q5 William Jones Commercial--Glee Club 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 CCapt. 41 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Reporter 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Asst. Photo Ed. 4. Dorothy Honko Commercial--Glee Club 15 FHA 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Typist 3. Eleanor Kaminski Commercial--Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Basket- ball 15 Fashion Show 25 FHA 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Typist 35 Yearbook Typist 45 Basketball Manager 4. Kathryn Killian Commercial--Glee Club 15 FHA 2, 3, 45 Fashion Show 25 Newspaper Typist 3. Freas C. Kinney, Jr. Commercial--Glee Club 15 Pres. 15 Newspaper Typist 35 Vice-Pres. 4. Agnes Kosteva Commercial--Glee Club 15 Council Rep. 1, 25 Class Pres. 15 Fashion Show 2, 35 FHA 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Illustrator 35 Newspaper Typist 35 Treasurer 35 Secretary 45 Yearbook Illustrator 4. Coritha Lamoreaux Commercial--Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Student Patrol 15 Treasurer 15 Fashion Show 2, 35 Reporter 25 Newspaper Typist 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 CCapt. 4D FHA 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Typist 4. Alex Lulis Commercial--Glee Club 15 Reporter 25 Baseball 2, 3, 4. Eugene McKeown Commercial--Glee Club 15 Vice-Pres. 25 Newspaper Typist 3, 4. Bernadine Mrugal Commercial--Glee Club 15 FHA 2, 3, 45 Reporter 25 Council 25 Fashion Show 2, 35 Class Pres. 35 Newspaper Typist 35 Yearbook Typist 4. Marjorie Novak Commercial--Glee Club 15 FHA 25 Newspaper Typist 3. Frances Panisiewicz Commercial--Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Vice- Pres. 1, Basketball 1, 3, Fashion Show 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, Newspaper News Ed. 3, Newspaper Typist 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Treasurer 4, Basketball Asst. Man- ager 4. Marie Pavlick Commercial--Glee Club 1, FHA 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 3, Newspaper Typist 3. Monica Pavlick Commercial--Glee Club 1, FHA 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 2, 3, Newspaper Typist 3, Newspaper Asst. Bus. Mgr. 3, Cheer- leader 3, 4, KCapt. 41. Mary Paziniak A Commercial--Glee Club 1, 2, FHA 2, 3, Newspaper Typist 3. Stanley Pincofski Commercial--Glee Club 1, Reporter 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. CCo-captainl .Tohn Purvin Commercial--Glee Club 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Programs 1, 2, 3. Janet Roberts Commercial--Glee Club 1, Reporter 2, FHA 2, Newspaper Typist 3, 4, Yearbook Literary Editor 4. Lorraine Robey Commercial--Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Sports Ed. 3, Newspaper Typ- ist 3,4. Wilbur Sherlock Academic--Glee Club 1, Baseball Mgr. 2. Doris Snyder Commercial--Glee Club 1, FHA 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4. Edith Stewart Commercial--Glee Club 1, FHA 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Typist 3. Beverly Stubblebine Commercial--Glee Club 1, Council Rep. 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 2, Fashion Show 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Newspaper Ed. 3, Newspaper Typist 3, May Queen 4, Yearbook Typist 4, Yearbook Photo. Ed. 4. Barbara Trojanowski Commercial--Glee Club 1, FHA 2, 3,4, Fashion Show 2, Newspaper Typist 3. Edward Warman Academic--Glee Club 1, Reporter 1, Class Pres. 4. Helen Williams Academic--Glee Club 2, Newspaper Typist 3, Class Poem 4. Joetta Williams Academic--Glee Club 2, 3, FHA 2, 3,4, Fashion Show 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4. Betty zimski Academic--Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Newspaper Reporter 1, 2, Basketball 1, 3, 4. 4l- I 1, I :tl U I: ht' ': li i S ' V3 ' W ifllllll 4:3 17 df 9 .6 I 0' 2 1' A B i- f- ei 1 . L , ' . D ' ' 1'y 14 C' fl f K I ff 'Q f, 5 fx , 11 ,fn ,af ',' , 1 f vf - t . , ' Lg -Y N 4 V '. - - A , x ff! ' ,l 1 X i X 5 .1 Dear Reader, Just returned from lecture given by the noted African big game hunter, Freas Kinney, my former classmate, who has recently returned to the United States after eight years of big game hunting in the deepest part of Africa. Had dinner with him after lecture, Freas asked about our old classmates so I gave him a brief summary. Washington, D. C. --Toured the White House today and to my surprise Agnes Kosteva put her head out of one of the doors and said, Hello, Agnes is making plans for redecorating the White House. Since she has become an interior decora- tor, she has seen and decorated many famous places. Memphis, Tenn. --As I looked in the telephone directory my eyes stopped quick when I saw the name of Loretta Atherton. Wrote down her address and started to look for her. Ty my astonishment, I found Loretta the head of a fashionable girls' school. New Orleans, La. --The Mardi Gras is really something. A mixed chorus was exceptionally good. Well, after all Frances Panisiewicz was the director of it! I always knew Frances would put her music ability to use as well as her dimples. Hollywood, Calif. --Dropped in a T. V. studio and found Edith Stewart rehearsing her part in the Stewart, Martin and Lewis program. San Antonio, Texas--As I passed the Lackland Air Force Base a group of WAFS hailed me. They were Sgt. Irene Archacavage, Cpl.Betty Czuba, Lt. Eleanor Kaminski, Capt. Marie Pavlick, and Pvt. Mary Paziniak. Tampa, Fla. --I spent a night in Novak's Night Club. The proprietor was Margie Novak. Sylvia Engle was the main attraction as she sang in her famous style. Margie has realized her aim of becoming a millionaire. West Nanticoke, Pa. --I was taken ill and went to the office of Doctor Jack Reese. There I met his wife, the former Beverly Stubblebine and her two children. West Nanticoke, Pa. --I had a slight accident and was forced to call a Wrecker. Robert Crawford towed me into John Purvin's Junk Yard where their head mechanic was Freddie Allabaugh. Cleveland, Ohio--I attended a basketball game there. Lorraine Robey was coach of the girls' team and Coritha Lamoreaux was the star player. Detroit Mich. --I was greeted in the office of Ford Motor Company by receptionist Kathryn Killian who told me that Barbara Trojanowski worked there as a typist. Kansas City, Kans. --I had a few idle hours so I went to the public library to get some books. Marvin Baer was the librar- ian. He is now keeping other people quiet. Wilmington, Del. --While touring the Dupont factory, I was in- troduced to one of their engineers. He was Wilbur Sherlock. Savannah, Ga. --Boarded the bus to make a trip to New York City and found the bus driver to be Eugene McKeown. 18 Pittsburgh, Pa. --As I passed by one of Pittsburgh's large smelting plants I saw Robert Evarts driving a huge truck which supplied the plant with part of its soft coal St. Louis, Mo. --The hostesses on the plane today were Betty Devens and Marge Bistrichan. They told me that they are usually on the flight to Paris, but they were taking the places of two other hostesses that were sick. New York City, N. Y. --Went to the theater to see one of the top plays of the year. The star of the play was my classmate J oetta Williams, who had become very suc- cessful on Broadway. Reno, Nev. --When I'was settled in my hotel room in the Roberts Hotel, I was visited by Janet Roberts, the proprietor. She told me that William Jones was work- ing there as house detective and doing a very fine job. Omaha, Neb. -'Met Alex Lulis at the grainery where he was selling the grain he had raised on his one hundred acre farm just outside of Omaha. Grand Prairie, Texas--After a long ride, I stopped at a beautiful ranch house for a drink of water. I was greeted by Stanley Pincofski who told me that he had become a millionaire. He owned this ranch and thousands of head of cattle. Newark, N. J. --Went into a grocery store to buy a few items and much to my sur- prise the owner was John Fostock. Two local housewives were doing their weekly shopping. They were Mrs. Teddy Davis, the former Monica Pavlick and Mrs. Eugene McKeown, the former Bernadine Mrugal. Old Orchard Beach, Me. --Nearly drowned -today. When I recovered, almost passed out again when I saw Helen Williams. She and Betty Zimski are nurses in the City Hospital. Vincent Drapiewski is Chief Surgeon there. Pasadena, Cal. --Went to see a baseball game at the Rose Bowl and saw Philip Condu in left field. He has gone quite far since playing on Ha.rter's team. Chicago, Ill. --While shopping in one of the city's largest stores, I saw Doris Snyder modeling some very beautiful clothes. Cincimiati, O. --There is a Honko Delicatessen here. The proprietor is Doro- thy Honko. I just happened to be in town the same day Dot was and she told me this is one of the many delicatessens, which she owns in the United States. Well, diary, that is what I told Freas. As you can see the class of 1952 has made themselves known. 19 M955 W MS Onward class of '52 For you, the world is waiting, Now at last weive reached our goal There's no time for hesitating. Please keep those memories with you Every minute of each day, Those wonderful times we spent together, Remember them along the way. The Latin, Algebra, and Geometry too, That helped develop our mind, Our high school assignments now are through We must leave them all behind. Mingled with these feelings, We will think with admiration, Of our teachers dear, who guided us Through failure, triumph, and tribulation. And on our Graduation Day With diploma in our hand, Weill say farewell to all our friends All face the future we have planned. So Onward Class of '52 May God your guardian be, May every path you choose in life Lead to a bright eternity. Helen Williams Ik lk lk 20 LAST wcw. WTEETAMENT E, the Sen1or Class of Harter Hlgh School res1d1ng 1n West Nantlcoke, 1n the County of Luzerne, and the State of Pennsylvama, belng of sound mmd and d1spos1ng memory do make, ordam and publlsh, and declare th1s to be our LastW1ll and Testament Therefore, we bequeath the f0ll0W1I1g possesslons Freddy Allabaugh Marvm Baer Ph1ll1p Condu Robert Crawford V1ncent Draplewskl Robert Evarts John Fostock W1ll1am Jones Freas Klnney Alex Lulls Eugene McKeown Stanley P1ncofsk1 John Purvm Edward Warman Wllbur Sherlock Irene Archcavage Loretta Atherton Margaret B1str1chan Betty Czuba Betty Devens Sylvxa Engle Dorothy Honko Eleanor Kam1nsk1 Kathryn K1ll1an Agnes Kosteva Cor1tha Lamoreaux Bernadxne Mrugal MarJor1e Novak Frances P3.l'l1S16W1CZ Mar1e Pavl1ck Mon1ca Pavl1ck Mary Paz1n1ak Janet Roberts Lorrame Robey Dor1s Snyder Edlth Stewart Beverly Stubblebme Barbara TroJa.nowsk1 Helen W1ll1ams J oetta W1ll1ams Betty Z1msk1 bunk Ford studylng ab1l1ty typewr1ter basketball ab1l1ty good runmng Ford good Judgement baseball shoes skates basketball court wave ambltlon Chevy' tngonometry book and protractor workmg ab1l1ty farmer danclng ab1l1ty d1sgarded boyfrlends key hole peepmg helght water skls s1l1y laughter fl1rt1ng freckles love for sallors sewmg ab1l1ty guard pos1t1on Jewelry collect1on fr1end11ness short ha1r curly ha1r cheerleadmg capta1ncy pleasant d1spos1t1on chew1ng gum technlque basketball ab1l1ty brown eyes sense of humor Journal1st1c ab1l1ty llkeness for sport clothes walk up and down Avondale H111 soclal aCt1V1tleS quarrels w1th Mr Hoynowskl Donald Shumosmc Duane Hunter Damel Stosek Joseph Przywara Harvey Stewart Edward Hoover Alex Sosnowskl Donald Jones Robert Royer B1l1y Warman James Fmnegan John J ola Cyr1l Bevan John K010dZ16J Sterl1ng Hartman V1rg1n1a Marr Dolores Dombrowsk1 Whomever needs It Betty Smcavage Mary BlStI'1ChaIl Dorothy Dymond Mary Jones Mary Ann Johnson Bernadxne TroJanowsk1 Sylvla Mateslc Lorrame Lore Roberta Semcheskl J an1ce Rule Mar1on Sherlock Sylvla Mateslc Mary Kalena Ethel Wolever Beverly Ann J ones Aurella Whelan Kathryn O Borsk1 Marqueen Wilhams Barbara Van Horn Marllyn Jones Ann Zagorsk1 Conme Lamoreaux Barbara Pashmskl A hereunto subscrmbed our names and afflxed our seal the sxxth day of J une m the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nme Hundred and Flfty two In Wltness Whereof we have f'1 . 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GEN NGK 9619 wwyeau E 6wNN E M MM ---BCJONIIIIIJ ELEVENTH First Row -- Left to Right: Marqueen Williams, Barbara Kyttle, Marguerite Youells, Bernadine Trojanowski, Mary Ann Jones, Mary Kalena, Theresa Pavlick, Beverly Ann Jones, Mrs. Dobson. Second Row: Dorothy Dymond, Marilyn Jones, Virginia Marr, Mary Brozena, Barbara Pashinski, Ethel Wolver, Lenore Turley, Connie Lamoreaux, Ann Zagorski, jean Redmond, Barbara Van Horn. Third Row: John Matthews, Edward Mikulski, Daniel Stosek, John Jola, Ralph Hunlock, Donald Jones, Edward Sharnick, Cyril Bevan, Andris Boney, Harvey Stewart. Fourth Row: Andrew Romanick Jr, James Delaney, Edward Hoover, James Mahon, Jr. , James Finnegan, Bernard Partington, Richard Wydowski, Joseph Pryswara, John Partington, John Kolodiezg, Allyn Klinetob, Absent: Norma Mathews. QXW X 3: 4 SQ 1 Q 1 ,ffgr 'Fe - '-., ' fr , pri? I ,wid -. ' Z , v 1' C, f'J?Exs N l HISTCJRY'hJAI1CIIES ON 28 ll . m mlL I TEN4-A First Row -- Left to Right: Carrnela Vitale, Mae Peifer, Kay Nash, Janet Arnold, Sylvia Matesic, Lois Huffman, Betty Stackhouse, Jane Evarts. Second Row: Mr. Delaney, Robert Tomseon, Karl Sprow, George Sunday, Duane Hunter, Vince Mallol, Joseph Fostock. Absent: Alice Andrews, Dolores Dombrowski, Nancy Stoker, Verna Ycuells. 2442? W FUTURE EINSTEINS GYM DEVELOPING THE WORLD'S GREATEST A ATHLETES 29 Q' TEN-B First Row -- Left to Right: Miss Virtue, Ieanett Long, Lorraine Lore, Colleen Baker, Shirley Balliet, Kay O'Borski, Mary Bistrichian. Second Row: John Pavlick, Art Davis, Robert Dubaskas, Casimer Ostapovicz, Stanley Mrugal, Henry Grabski, William Gensel, John Schekowski. Absent: Sterling Hartman, Donald Evarts, Patsy O'Brien fm ft 'mtl Lf e-'X YQ xo ' fi 'X A I fl Ulu l X 30 NINE-A First Row -- Left to Right: Ruth Ann Wildoner, Alma Allabaugh, Dolores Bobos, Grace Mausteller, Bertha Partington, Phyllis Kinney, Charmaine Lewis, Mary Pyle, Mrs, Davis. Second Row: Phillip Harris, Curtis Lamoreaux, Donald Shumosic, Ioan Partington, Sarah Smith, Lorraine Iablonski, Rose Marie Hassaj, William Saunders, Frease Jackson, Arlan Benscoter. Third Row: Robert Royer, Robert Pavlick, Alex Sosonowski, Franklin Smith, Preston Geary, Charles Harding. Absent: Marion Rittenhouse. f fn Xu ,C +141-Ji' , P 5 its-u-1 I LH Lorraine Jablonski and Rose Marie Hassaj received award certificates from the National Anthology contest Association. Titles of Poems that won the awards are: 1. Lorraine .T ablonski's, Pumpkins 2. Rose Marie Hassa.j's, October PARTS OF SPEECH 31 NINE-B First Row -- Left to Right: Maureen Boney, Gloria Jones, Betty Sincavage, Roberta Semcheski, Janet Rule, Marion Sherlock, Delores Brozena, Janet Gensel, Marilyn Eley, Maryanne Johnson, Mr, Davis. Second Row: Paul Sharnick, Thomas Arnold, William Warman, John Maylock, Joseph Subarton Francis Pincofski, Richard Carver, Donald Hartman, Frank Finnegan, Ralph Jones. Absent: Victor Wiesneski, Stanley Levanduski, John Reesel FLL -gary-ii! 41 X :fTRl..g:'1j' ' 0 5 '-- Qs 'Q Iv be 6' DISPERSING RADIATION BY To REFRACTION dyo 5 32 EIGHT -A First Row -- Left to Right: Mr. Lehet, Gladys Atherton, Geraldine Evarts, Jeanette Lamoreaux, Justine Honko, Patricia Kivler, Belva Allabaugh, Lorraine Woytovich, Shirley Legett, Mary Ann Levanduski, Marion Wolfe, Karen Sorber. Second Row: Chester Archacavage, Paul Kinney, William Sponauer, Theodore Van Horn, Richard Moskaluk Edwin Evarts, Walter Zimski, Donald Lamoreaux, Thomas Stone, Allan Spencer. Absent: Cecelia Matesic Sheldon Redmond. -62255223 Smtii EDUCATIONAL COUNSELING Mr. Lammers, Counselor Paul Kinney, Ann Gawat 33 EIGHT-B First Row -- Left to Right: Seph Reese, Edward James, Leonard Stone, Anthony Lutz, Frank Carey, Thomas Smith, Elwood Hutchins, Roger Lamoreaux, Mr. Hoynowski. Second Row: Josephine Wyposek, Ann Gawat, Barbara Behrent, Veronica Schrama, George Perkins, Janet Wolever, Leonard Kowalski, Mary Ann Partington, Thelma Reakes, Absent: Patricia Markowski, Elizabeth Bethel, William Beynon. AQ. sm 5: Sr if rruinisw. WE STUDY HEALTH is EM mx '54 PROJECTION CREW Mr. Kearns CCounselorJ Lenard Kowalski Elwood Hutchins 34 1 SEVEN-A First Row -- Left to Right: Ronald Johnson, Leonard Sincavage, Carlton Davis, Mary Reakes, Faith Conway, Louise Kulp, Joseph Boney, William Bethel, Miss Stadts, Second Row: Warren Mausteller, John Niezgoda, Robert Gensel, Kenneth Lore, David Amos, Andrew 0'Boy1e, Robert James, Richard Lehet, Richard Stadrs, Albert Partington. Third Row: Alma Redmond, Geraldine Ronczka, Margaret Crawford, Arlene Purvin, Eugene Sosnowski, Dorothy Sundy, Barbara Lamoreaux, Marie Andrukaitis, Betty Lou Rowe. G? ffa, 1, may A ii, OUR POLICE FORCE INCREASING oUR VOCABULARY 1 'Q A-,Q 35 - A Fx A 4 SEVEN-B First Row -- Left to Right: Miss Logue, William Jones, William Mitchell, Bernice Hudzik, Barbara Zionkowski, Louise Wiesneski, Darryl Jenkins, John Honko. Second Row: Dorothy Lewis, Yvonne Lushefski, Shirley Miller, Marilyn Jesse, Mary Lou Glidden, Jacqueline Reakes, Marion Keller, Beverly Huffman, Frances Third Row: Frank Klinetob, Robert Martz, William Faux, David Stubblebine, James Gensel, John Andrukaitis, John Finnegan, Donald Barkasy, Eugene Halschak. Absent: Patricia Mikulski, xx A Antionette Roskowski, Thomas Brozena, Eugene Redmond, John Salsburg. at 4. af :, ' Q A :1 f if 1 4 I 1 t 1' k W 'L x , i 4, if 1 ,r ,Q E' S , 4 f f f I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCEH 36 -as 3 ' if 1? 5588888855 .55 9 'Y-99 Q' i ADVISORS STAFF PHOTO OQO YY 'ix Oglgo xfag 69 COMMITTEE 9 X vt sv , ,A 38 S N54 TUBBLE GX ,XF Gm no 5. axifwi QQ F9- N605 Evgx ali-W! 39 ,SQ 5ENXUR P AST mm BODUCE-RS CA UG HT, OH! FLAS5 C 0 HPAY S R N10 HE' HLAUD 0 IC OH! I z -I SE EN IT Base-L p Ay GREE:fnv 40 MAMA'S GETTING MARRIED SENIOR I I i,g.fif:qf'2f:Q1,. 19 DON'T YOU THINK SO? Xxx I ,Af O AP iff y ! H ff PLAY IT WILL BE A NIGHTMARE Z cv' F2 7 HONOR ROLL First Row -- Left to Right: Betty Devens, Vincent Drapiewski, Wilbur Sherlock, Edward Warman, Coritha Lamoreaux. Second Row: Betty Zimski, Janet Roberts, Frances Panisiewicz, Eleanor Kaminski, Lorraine Robey. Third Row: Beverly Stubblebine, Margie Novak, Agnes Kosteva. 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' ,nl 1. un 1 lg -'Hg ,Y .lla xi I .- GRAND RIGHT AND LEFT Xx an Xfff s 9 0 9 cd 46 Q.,-.Q LEARNING LATIN COUNSELING THE POST GRADUATES 4 Em Ikfnsml X92 1' 'X ill I REHEARSAL MISS VIRTUE CLIBRARIANJ ADVISORS AND LEISURE IN THE LIBRARY STUDENT TEACHERS 47 MURDERING MACBETH 29 5 QPU! pl... fi TEA TIME WE THE PEOPLE SMILI NG SENIORS 48 STUDENT LIBRARIANS VISUAL AIDS AUTOMOTIVE vi!! ? 7X W ENGINEERS CUSTODIAL ENGINEERS BLOODMOBILE REGISTRANTS 49 'W First Row -- Left to Right: Henry Grabski, James Mahon, John Jola, Philip Condu, Capt. William Jones, Co-Capt. Stanley Pincofski, Harvey Stewart, Bernard Partington, Joseph Pryzwara. Second Row: Coach Mr. Hynowski, Donald Shumosic, Casimer Ostapovicz, Francis Pincofski, Richard Carver, Carl Sprow, William Warman, John Matthews, Mgr. Donald Jones. THE TROPHY THE TRIUMPH X 91 QQ 96 C4 rc if 'YA G .BALLJ , 3 W- um Q U, Fl 95 7 ! , W Q, 9, MAKE THAT BASKET! DON'T FIGHT BOYS! OOPS! JUST A BIT HIGHER 51 First Row -- Left to Right: Kathryn O'Borski, Loretta Atherton, Doris Snyder, Barbara Van Horn, Elizabeth Zimski, Lorraine Robey, Lenora Turley, Kay Nash, Mae Piefer, Virginia Marr, Capt. Coritha Lamoreaux. Second Row -- Left to Right: Asst. Mgr. Frances Panisiewicz, Lorraine Lore, Bertha Partington, Betty Sincavage, Joetta Williams, Lorraine Jablonski, Betty Stackhouse, Roberta Semcheski, Mgr. Eleanor Kam inski, Coach Mr. Harwood. 19 PN 25,935 'Src-avi' vwxff QQ ii ,s'2, ,. gg? 545325 'Q-3 Once agaln lt 1S our pleasure to extend our apprec1at1on for the hearty cooperat1on rendered to us by the students and faculty of HARTER HIGH SCHOOL 1n the makmg of CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES To The Class of 1952 PARAMOU NT STUDIOS Alex and Annette Rebar, Props. 222 West Mam Street Plymouth, Pa the photographs displayed in the Harter High School Year Book, MEMORIES, 56 CEASE MOTOR CO Direct Factory Dealer DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE Job Rated TRUCKS New Car Show Room Phone 375 or 2743 DEPENDABLE USED CARS AND TRUCKS SPACIOUS LOT Mam Hxghway and Sxlkworth Road Phone 2963 West Na.nt1coke, Pa 35-37 North Market Street Nanticoke, Pa 57 THE PLYMOUTH NATIGNAL BANK Stephen Yeosock, Cash1er Federal Deposxt Insurance Company 58 BtWh . f SHAWNEE POST, PLYMOUTH, PA FWN thP CONGRA ULATIONS BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCC SS THE MINERS NATIONAL BANK OF NANTICOKE lDpo V . . o. 1425 Plymou , a. T and E Nanticoke, Pa M b fth F dera e sit Insurance Corp t' 59 PASCOE TELEVISION CO Sales Sz Installation Free Testmg Bonded Service 441 Walnut St Nanticoke, Pa Phone 438 .T Res 438 M BEVANS SHOPPING CENTRE F1ne Furmture And Westmghouse Apphances Mam Highway West Nantlcoke, Pa Compliments of I 60' L G BALFOUR CCMPANY C LASS RINGS TROPHIES AWARDS DIPLOMAS ANNO UNC EMENTS Represented by 22 North Franklin Street AMBY NOLAN Wilkes Barre V1s1t Pennsylvama s Most Beautiful Jewelry Store AL WASLEY Plymouth s Leading Credit Jeweler We Grow Large By Serving Better Easy Terms 33 East Maln Street Plymouth, Pa - , Pa Telephone 2-1270 61 JOHN S GAWAT Hardware and Lumber Bullders Supplles Plumbing and Heating Supplies Electrical Appliances 404 West Mam Street Plymouth Pa Congratulatlons to the Class of 1952 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PLYMOUTH Plymouth, Pa Orgamzed 1864 Capltal 3200, 000 00 Surplus 51,000 000 00 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Phone -------------- 9-2500 . , u . ' , 0 62 Congratulations To the class of '52 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Shickshinny, Pa Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Congratulations To the Class of '52 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Nanticoke, Pa The Bank For All People Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp ANDREW W STADTS Boots and Shoes D1al Plymouth 9 1130 Avondale Phone 9299 L1ve Balt Mobllgas Mob11o1l JACK S FRIENDLY SERVICE STATION Lubr1cat1on 8a Washmg T1res Batterles Accessorles F1sh1ng SUPPLIES Ma1n H1 Way W Nant1coke, Pa if !! I Fancy Groceries--Choice Meats U . ' - , Pa. 63 JOHN L. TURNER AND CO. Heatmg and Samtary Engmeering 118 South Mam Street Nantlcoke Pa Congratulations ALBERT REES BUICK Sales Servlce 183 Market St Na.nt1coke, Pa Phone 650 I JOSEPH S FURNITURE STORE Budget Terms Rugs Carpets L1no1eum Mattresses Beddmg Chlldren s Furmture Free Dehvery 1 North Market Nantxcoke 966 FLOOR CRAFTERS Lmoleum Rubber Sz Asphalt T11e Factory Tra1ned Mechanic N2.Ilt1COk6 2242 11 S Market St S . , I Y - - . - Floors By Craftsmen . . , . . . . 7 64 JOHN ALLAN 81 SON Scrap Iron Metal Rags PHONE 136 Lower Broadway Nanticoke pa When You Remodel or Bu11d See Us Flrstl CLARK LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 9577 or 9578 WE RENT OUR FLOOR SANDERS AND POLISHERS Best Wlshes NANTICOKE LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO Raymon R Hedden Alden Road Nanhcgke pa Comphments of Polish Alliance of America of Plymouth, Pa. . 9 367-373 West Main Street Plymouth, Pa. . , D 65 C 81 C Store to Your Door REAMS ECONOMY MARKET MAX L FAINBERG Sz SON Bob Reams, Prop Furmture and Appllances Fresh Meats, Fru1t and Produce Phone 3693 Plymouth, Pa APEX USED AUTOS AND PARTS SAFETY GLASS INSTALLED CPennsylvan1a Approved! 24 Hour Servlce Towmg Phone 695 118 East Poplar Street, Nan 9 East Poplar St. W. Nanticoke, Pa. 56 E. Main St. 66 Compliments of WESLEY AUTO CO. Your Ford Dealer Phone 157 Nanticoke, Compliments of HACKERS SUPER MARKET and HACKERS HARDWARE STORE Plymouth, Pa Compliments of K T LUNCHEONETTE Ma1n Hzghway, Trucksv11le Barbecues, Hamburgs, Sz Beverages NANTICOKE AUTO MART, INC Used Cars W1th Many Unused Mlles 121 Broadway Street Nant1coke, Pa Lot Phone 2203 Success to Class 52 LEVENTHAL STORE Congratulatlons Class of '52 MARY LEE DRESS SHOP Apparel for J un1ors Mlsses, and Women 9 S Market St 115 E Main St Nant1coke, Pa Plymouth, Pa BAVITZ SERVICE STATION 10096 Atlant1c Products Phone 9136 133 Broadway Street Nant1coke, Penna Compllments of FORTY FORT ICE CREAM CO Ma1n Hlghway Dallas, Penna Pa. 2 E. Main St. Nanticoke, Pa. 67 HUDAK BUS LINES Main Highway West Nantlcoke, Pa Charter Your Local Bus To P1cn1cs And Outings To Any Part Of Penna Compliments of PREMO AMUSEMENT CO 36 E Broad St. Nantlcoke, Compl1ments of Ida R Cragle Agency General Insurance Phone 508 Nant1coke 67 East Poplar St West Na.nt1coke, Pa STOP at the ESSO SIGN JAMES H ROAN Esso Servxce Stat1on Open 24 Hrs Dally Phone 9151 Route 11 Ka 29 Nant1coke, Pa HARP IM Edgar G Scott Furnlture Store 14 North Ma1n St Sh1cksh1nny Pa Servlce D1al 2 212 Sales D1al Phone 1077 N1ght Calls 598 I ff' M MICHNO MOTORS Sales and Serv1ce Route 11 7 Ferry St W Nantxcoke, Pa Complnnents of ALS MEN SHOP 48 East Ma1n St Nantlcoke, Pa Complmments of ABRAHAM S USED CARS Used Cars W1th Ma.ny Unused M1les See Us Flrst Before You Buy Or Sell Home of Botany and Clxpper Craft Clothes 416 S Mam St Wllkes Barre Pa Phone 3 8131 D ' Pa. ' ' W. ' . ED J ' - ' : - - ' :2-213 X 68 RURAL SUPPLY CO. .Tolm Deer Quality Farm Equipment Hardware - Electrical Equipment Phone Muhlenburg 2-331 C O Benscoter Shickshinny, Pa AL FINK Your Oldsmobile Dealer 421-423 W Main St Phone Nanticoke, Pa CLIFF SMITH GARAGE General Auto Sz Truck Repairing WE REPAIR ANYTHING Welding and Body Work Phone Shickshmny 4642 Hunlock Creek, RAUB S RESTAURANT Main Street Plymouth, Pa BOB THOMAS Desoto and Plymouth Dealer Budget Payments Arranged Phone 1880 337 S Walnut Nanticoke Compliments of MAYWOOD FARMS CRAGLE S TIRE SERVICE Dunlap Tires Calso Gas O11 Main Highway RD 2 Phone Nanticoke 9012 Hunlock Creek, Pa OLYMPIC RESTAURANT 140 South Market Nanticoke, Compliments of CONDU SERVICE STATION Main Highway West Nanticoke, Pa . . . : 42 u Pa. Nanticoke, Pa. . ' ' , Pa. 8: ' . ' Pa. 69 You Can Get It BARRALL S Your Frlendly Grocer W Poplar St W N2Ilt1COk6, a Phone 3 1717 Sam Sxrota, Prop AUTO RADIATOR HOSPITAL Bod1es Radlators Fenders Automob11e Work A Speclalty A11 Work Guaranteed 72 74 S State Street Wllkes Barre, Pa Comphments of BART S DRY CLEANERS 45 W UNION STREET SHICKSI-IINNY PA GEORGE BALLIET Sz SONS De11catessen and Meat Products Phone 2155 21 E Poplar St Compllments of HARRY S PLACE Muhlenburg Road Penna .T B Anderson s Son M111er Flour, Feed, Seeds L1me, Fertllizer Phone 7 9R1 Sh1CkSh1Ill'ly, CLEWELL PHARMACY 5 E Poplar St Phone Nan 2792 West N3.I1t1COk6, Penna RUMMAGES SILVA DROME Roller Skatmg Bowllng P1cn1c Grove Phone Muhlenburg 3541 Hunlock Creek Perma At S. . . . ' P . ' ' Phone: 2-121 W. Nanticoke, Pa. ' ' ' Pa. 70 BEN MAZUR ATLANTIC SUPER SERVICE STATION Phone 9 1985 506 West Main Street Plymouth Compliments of A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF PLYMOUTH F L Wagner Pharmaclst 383 West Mam St Plymouth WILLIAM .T MONT WATCI-IMAKER AND IEWELER Authorlzed Dealer Keepsake Diamonds E1g1n Watches Phone 2074 120 South Market Street Nanticoke Pa MATTHEWS REXALL PHARMACY 139 East Mam Street Plymouth, Pa BERMAN S CREDIT JEWELERS 5 East Mam Street Nanticoke, Pa Home of Keepsake Diamonds SUPERIOR MOTOR CO , Chrysler Plymouth SALES Sz SERVICE Phone 2113 ARCH Sn LOCUST STS Ed Ge1b, Pres BRUNIS BAR B Q DAN BRUNIS, Prop SPAGHETTI DINNERS A SPECIALTY Oven Fresh P1zza To Take Out Phone 9194 Mam H1way West Nantlcoke Pa - , Pa.. i Congratulations - . INC. - I. ' . ' . . . . . , . Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of BROADWAY AUTO SUPPLY Nanticoke, Pa. Compliments of Everything in Music-Records Musical Instruments JACOBS MUSIC CO. 142 E. Main St. Nanticoke, Pa. FRANTZ MOTORS Sales--Service 218-220 W. Main Street Phone 9-2044 Plymouth, Penna. Compliments of .TEROME'S BAKERY 32 South Market Nanticoke, Pa. Phone 2953 THE WHITEBREAD BROS. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Flour, Feed, Hay, Lime, Cement And Fertilizer Phone Nanticoke 9114 309 East Poplar St. W. Nanticoke, Pa Compliments of WILLIAM NASH Nash's Barber Shop M. S. FREDERICK Ka SONS Funeral Director I K EVANS FIOTISI 23 East Green Street Nant1coke, Pa Comphments of WORTH S Smart Wearing Apparel For Women Plymouth Nanticoke Compliments of JACK S MEAT MARKET Jack and Ann Zlomek 465 Second Street Plymouth, Pa Free Delivery Phone 9 1987 CAULY RADIO AND TELEVISION General Electrxc Appllances Cor Hanover and Main Street Phone 98 13 Plymouth, Pa L A N D A U S BLUE RIBBON FURNITURE Jewelry Applxances 76 East Mam Street Plymouth, Pa HAROLD WEIL Smart Wear1ng Apparel Plymouth, Pa P I S Z C Z E K PISZCZEK BROTHERS F1ner Funeral Serv1ce Plymouth, Pa Where Perfection IS a Matter of Pride Not a Matter of Pnce Compliments of A FRIEND 73+ RAC USIN ' S Shlckshinny otany Suits ' Arrow Slurts Florsheim Shoes MACKIEWICZ CAFE EDMUND MACKIEWICZ Prop 327 E Poplar' St West Nant1coke, Pemma WEAVER S FLOWERS Phone 1000 141 East Ma1n Street Nanticoke, Pa Bud Weaver, Prop Phone FINK S I EWELERS 24 W Un1on St Shlckshinny, Pa We Buy and Sell MAX HURWITZ Scrap Iron and Metal D1a13 3719 518 24 So Ma1n 28W MEBAN E Greetmg Cards All OCCRSIOHS Ross St Wllkes Barre, Pa Phone 4 7053 GEARHART S JEWELRY STORE 20 W Un1on St SHICKSHINNY PA F1ne Jewelry and Gxfts Watch and Jewelry Repa1r1ng G HARRY POMRIN CA eneral Insurance Agency 57 East Poplar Street West N2.I1t1C0k6 Pa B I . . . . : 4-862 Anything Containing Iron or Metal ' ' - - . ' St. : - 74 PATRONS LIST ANTHONY'S BEAUTY SALON EDWARD BIALOGAWICZ SCI-ILEICHER'S MARKET MR. and MRS. FRANK S. KORONIGEWICZ MR. AND MRS. .TULIUS ZIMSKI MR. and MRS. STANLEY PANASIEWICZ HURJAX PHOTO SUPPLIES GAYSON'S RESTAURANT PLYMOUTH FLOWER SHOP CLEM'S MOTOR SERVICE RALPH WHITESELL, HIGHWAY DINER DR. .T . A. DRAPIEWSKI DR. J. F. DRAPIEWSKI DR. A. I. DRAPIEWSKI WILLIAMS BROS. TIRE SERVICE GIBBS MILLING CO. LEON SHUMOSIC ROSCO BENSCOTER HOME FLORAL SHOP BAVITZ RECREATION CENTER 75 YCUR SCHCOL BUS DRIVERS 5 1q,q,.q:f 5. . .wgQ,p4gqs1q5gyg,dw,5,. ww... -v.fw,a-v',-73: vL.'v':+ 2-45 '11 ff-,1a !ixSyy9gQpf---k.. zz.,-M X 5-fsewve Qsleunf- 'fww-,rw if? - ,fe,feief+-Q.-1, ifffvcz... wyseyfgffs Y x . :gin awwzzb-1f.::H1:.f1 w1??i.,l. 1 W' ' ' A W'