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

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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

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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