Hazle Township High School - Ancora Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

 - Class of 1951

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HELLINGS Principal I 9 5 I JOSP PH D GALLAK HFR Supermtondent B ix6nf0h7'lg1lf Walter 'X amulla Joseph Cenoroke Patrlck Boxle Mmhael Hara chak An 'ren Roartx In eph Nffxllblllglf' John .art one Baaful of Zcfuccufwn XIICHAFI HARASCHACK JOSEPH BARTIMJX ICH PATRICK BOX LE IOSFPH GFNFROSP Prewdent X109 Pre lcient Secretarx Trad urer pn.. xx ALTFR X ANILI I A ANDRFH POARTH JQSVPH uf-voxlcx Nlember Member Vlembfr I I 7 l emu., H M BRAY EMILY BELL XINCENT M BOYLE Engllsh Health General Scxence General Sclence CINICS Health Trrgonometry and Surveymg Plane and Solld Geometry JOSEPH W CARLIN Latln FRANK DUSHANKO STEVE DUSHANKO NAT FALCONE Chemlstry Phxslr-Q Fnglwh Soclal Studlea Arlthmetlc Blology BFRNARD GALGANOVIC7 Engllsh 1911 EDNA GETTINCER U S Hlstory Democracy LEONA GETTINGER World Hlstory French HARRIET Eg GOEDECKE r v 'v v 1 v . . y 1 ' S, Q. .1 D. . . . . . . ' v -V A A 1 ' s ' 1 1 Y' 'V f,, ' , , v 4 1 7 , ' t ' . . .' ', I 12 4 Ra GERTRUDE C HANLEX EDXS ARD HOLLIS JOY CF Mc-I AI GHI IIN CARMFI I A 'NI ROSSI Secretarlal Practxce Enghsh Algel ra Book! eeplng Tx pmg., Stenographx Tx pmg H C SMITH THOMAS SWFENIFX IRFINE Ix THOMAS Junlor Busmess Tralmng Engllsh Home Economlcs Tx pmg Commercxal Geographx GEORGE LROSEX ICH ANNE B 'NOX TKO IOHNI I ALCH JOSEPH ZELLOE U S Hlstorx World Hlstory Librarian Engllbh Commeilalfgographx Niuslc ng 1 Ili! NIARX B GIIFRRIFRI GLORIA C CFNFROSF JOHNI J ROSSI LJlSfI'lLt Clerk Hlgh School Cle-rl Attendance Oflicer JOHN BROGAN Sub UIIIKQ Attendance Ofhter 'Qi XIICHAEI, 'NI BI RS-XCK FRANCIS DELLA CROCE 'NI-SRI E MATHER NI D D D S R 'XI Xledlc-al Inxpector Dental Inspector Dlstrlct Nurse I4 1951 A IL GMM N . 1 Lg ,5 I Il 1' Q 'g l 1 .D W- -'I 75' -A I VX lryiii 01161, Hifi V filf Glen Ufjiwu JOHN DANKO Presldent MR H C SMITH Advlsor JOSEPH BALICKIE ANNA MALCHITSKY ANNA PLEBAN Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer 1957 18 Seneca efadfi J! dlfoluf ln the xe 1r nlneteen hundred md forty elght our shlp whlch lncluded one hun died and SlXtV hxe m rtes docked xt the port ot Ha7le lownshlp Hlgh School The captain on our first x ox ave was X lncent Kox allck under the leadershxp of Admlral Bray The co captaln was Jerrx C asper The shxp s log keeper was Irene Laganoskl whlle Sylwla X allant was ln charge cf the 'l reasury Department As soon as we were HI mted shore le xx e we he lded for our fnst roller katlng party Before S'1ll1Ilg off to our sophomore year we attended 1 p zrty and had '1 trlp to Rocky Glen In three months we found ourselx es ln our Sophomore Year VN e were now ac companled by a new sklpper Carmen Arrurro 'lhe deck ofllcers were Stanley Halc1sak Anna Malchntsky and Rose 'Warne Fetter lhe sklpper and the deck of roller skatlng partles and a Juke box dance We x lN xdly remember our trlp to Her shey after whlch we llfted anchor and salled toward our Jumor Year The captaln and co captalns at th1s stop were Carmen Arruzzo John Boyle Anna Malchltsky and Anna Pleban Our shlp was renamed The New Junlor Class Our objectlve was more soclal act1x1t1es 'l hat year we got our class rmgs We were full fledged Junlors Aprll 26 was the hxghllght of thls xoy age when Scotty Parsons and hrs crew rendered the muslc for the Junlor klgllt Dance As SGUIOFS our fateful shlp reached its last stop our senlor year wlth Jackle Danko as sklpper and Joseph Ballckle as co captaln Anna Malchltsky became log keeper for her thlrd successlxe term The Fund Department was entrusted to Anna Pleban who served her second successn e term Among the actn 1t1es thlS year were roller skatlng partxes and Juke box dances The first orchestra dance of the season was the Harx est Moon Dance For thls dance we decorated the gym uslng the fall season as the theme BILISIC was furnlshed by Jo e Mehallck and hls orchestra Semor Day was held ln May and turned out to be a gala affalr Like the semors of preuous years we turned our thoughts to the ANTCORA The entlre senlor class partlclpated IH helplng to make lt a b1g success Commencement exerclses whlch were held June 0 wxll always be remembered by the Class of 51 That nlght we dropped anchor for our long x oyage was oy er I I 6 .v 2 I X u Z 1 uv- . 1 K ' , . l - - ' ' Y . 1 s P 1 ' r' ' ' L V ' 1. ., c c . . 'z z', 1 ' sz' . 1 K a v 1, 2 2 v 1 C I Y . ' , ' .. . ' : 5 , , n, A u - fic-ers were under the command of H. C. Smith. During our stay we enjoyed two . . I . 7 , Y. v. . '- , . . - . I . : K y , ' , ' , as ,v ' vy , . c A . - . . Q . . . . 7 7 , W . - . . an , H ' ' . . U ' . ,, . . Y. A u . . ' 1 . , . , . , . , , Y D 19 Cofwf ABRAMCHECK, MICHAEL Mike Green Ridge Mike was rather quiet in school, but he certainly was a loyal pal. His favorite sport was football. ANKUDOVICH LUCILLE Lou Green Ridge A quiet glrl with a cordial person ality Lucy has won many friends atH T H S Always dependable she never shirked an assignment Lucy should have little trouble succeeding in any field she chooses BALAY JOHN Jackie Lattimer This tall handsome lad was pop ular with the girls His keen sense of humor accounted for his numer ous pals BALICKIE JOSEPH oe Hazleton Popular w1th everyone Joes en ergetic ways won him the vice presldency of our class His ability as a photographer was well proven by his good work on the Ancora BERGER VIVIAN lv Laltimer Viv was quiet cheerful and a little studlous at times depending on the occasion Her main hobbv is horseback riding We are most sure she will succeed BERISH, JAMES Jimmie Green Ridge As co-editor of both the Ancora and the Log, Jimmie has done a ne job. Along with excellent work on both of these publications he has distinguished himself as an outstanding student in class. BITTLER ROBERT Bo Jeanesville Blue eyes and a million dollar smile plus a humorous personality gained Happy a place in the category of popular lads BOGANSKY JEROME Whitey Jeddo Whitey was a quiet yet very de endable boy His main mterest was music We believe this along with hlS enthusiasm will carry him far in the world of entertain ment BOYLE JOHN Johnny Harwood This Harwood Quiz Kid was very bright 1n class We are sure to find him on top of the ladder to success BROOKS BETTY Belfy Eberiale Our Betty was truly an all sports girl Her favorite question was Why can t girls have gym class es' 1 I l , 1 so H ' U bn , ' 7 ' la ,, 1 . . . . , 1 , as - 91 ac ' n - H , - P . - . . ' I u 1 . n 1 , ' - r 7 v u n J H n ' 1 , - . . . n UV' H - ' X ac n , . 4 1- 1 f .' ., I . ' - '. ' V .L U v ' ' . .- 1 ,' I ,Iii I 9 5 f ir if 20 BROTON STEPHANIF Stevre Harlezgh Friendlmess dominates the char acter of this gracious miss who al ways has a smile for everyone She has the best wishes of her class for a successful Journey through life BYSURA CARL Buck J eddo A professional wise-cracker a jest ers sense of humor a contagious personality these and many more add up to our witty fun loving Carl The best of happiness and success to a swell guy CARD WILLIAM Billy Beaver Brook Bllly was the Harry James of our h1gh school band His trumpet playing was a treat to the ears We re rooting for him to hit a high spot ln a big name band CHISNELL JOAN Joame Latlrmer Joame has proven to be a great asset to our class Along with be- ing co-editor of the Ancora and writing a feature column for the Log she also ranks high in her classes Her pleaslng disposition and charming personality have won her many friends. Success to you Joanie! CRYNOCK DOLORES Dolly Jeddo Hip, Hip! Let's give a cheer for our peppy cheerleader. She can be found at any game goading the team on to victory. We know her popularity will carry her far on the road to success. DAMIANO MARY HELEN Jimmy Laflzmer A disposition that was gav and full of fun aptlv describes Marv Helen Her pleaslng manner and willing ness to work should lead her to a happy future Sports were a fav or ite pastime of hers D ANGELO ANTHONY Sonny Hollywood This Romeo was the heartbreaker of the senior class Love em and leave em was his motto His witty remarks in class contributed much to our amusement DANKO JOHN Jackre Calbeth Place Jackie has been a member of our football team during his three years at H T H S Because of his participation in these activities and his popularity w1th fellow classmates Jackie was elected president of our class He dld an excellent job DAVIS JANET Jane! ll est Hazlelon Possessor of a keen sense of humor and a pleasing personality Janet was held in high regard by every one We feel sure that she will at tain success because of her fine abilities. DAVIS KENNETH Ken Bearer Brook Kenny had a prominent voice in the Senior Class Quartet. He was always willing to lend a helping hand where it was needed. Clear sailing in the future, Kenny. 15151 DE ANGELO, MARY .Wary Nlilnesvilfe Mary was a very quiet girl through- out her four years of school, but she always had a cheery word for ev- eryone. DE FI URI MAURO Mau ro Pardeesvzlle Mauro was a typical high school lad who was always into mischief in the North Basement His main lnterest was the band We are sure his cheerful disposition will bring success DRAGANOSKY MARY Mary Drzftzm Known to be a cheerful lass Marx was seldom seen with a frown on her face Since she was not too concerned about her studies she never let them interfere with anv of her pleasures Success should come to her in her chosen Held of nursing DZURANIN HELEN Du me Jeddo ing and gracious seniors With her blonde hair and pleasing person alltx she has won many friends ELIAS JOSEPH oe cfrm Joe pleasant personalltw ha made him a friend of all He ls certain to be successful through out life FEDGO, AGNES Aggie Jeddo A good typing and shorthand stu- dent, Aggie is bound to reach the goal she set for herself. She is go- ing to make someone a fine sec- retary. FETTER ROSE MARIE Home Green Rzdge Gay witty and carefree Rosle was outstanding as a cheerleader and lce skater She had a remark able capacity for wmnlng frlends FRAILEY JOAN Ioame leaneszzlle Joame was very seldom heard The phrase Good things come ln small packages can well be ap plied to her FRANEK PAULINE Polly Jeddo Studies were never a serious prob lem with Pauline and her sharp ened the spirits of all with whom sha has associated We know she IS capable of succeeding in what ex er field she chooses GADOLA CAROLINE Carol Pardeesnlle Personality plus a big grin are Carol s main characteristics She is always among those at the head of her French class After gradu ation she plans to take up nursing 4 1 , ll 7, ' ' xc ' 11 X ' L 1 A I v . I - . Y . v K 5 ' ' ' 1 1 . 1 ' . I1 . . .l s y - L . 7 . . . . .'- I lf f! l V , Y V u' ' 11 Q ,' ' ' 1 . . . ' K D . H . I 1 . . Y ll 71 Y KK Z ' il ' ' - 1 1 Helen WHS 0519 of OU! most Charm- but never-cutting wit, has bright- .V1 .' l I b ' .C . - ' - , 1 - I . , .. Y 7 H 11 , ,' J Has! . 1 . I I 7 I f 22 GAIATHA NANCY Nancy Ha Ie l zllage A hkeable personalltx an ample supply of brams and sound Judg ment were Nancw s mam charac terlstlcs She wlll alvsaxs be re membered bx her mam frlends GARBACIK EDWARD Garbo Green Rzdge Garbo was well known for h1s won derful personallty and genume abll lty rn sports We are sure he wlll cllmb the ladder of success mth httle dxfhculty GASPER RICHARD Rzchze Coxezzlle Thls qulet lad was an actlve mem ber ln all sports A cheerful word for all made hlm a popular member of the student body GENEROSE ANNA Gee Gee Lallzmer Gee Gee was an excellent commer clal student excellmg m Book keepmg As an avld partlclpant 1n the band she can be classed as an all around glrl GIARRIZZI JOSEPH 11 Lallzmer Gltz was werx popular Wlth the female set Hls abllltx as a speaker earned hlm the title of Senator Giarrizzif' CIOD JOHN Gooner L ry ful Rzdge Although John 1 more on the qulet slde h1s DEFSOHHIIIQ and frlendll ness are a great asset to hlm Suc cess and luck to xou GREGG ADELINE f Mzddleloun As a member of the Log Staff Del has done excellent work She has partlcxpated m many act1v1t1es both ln school and out Wxth her pleasant personahty she IS sure to succeed GRIESING JOAN Joame Ebervale As edltor of the Townshlp Log Joan dld an excellent job She was also a member of the Ancora Staff and partlclpated ln many other ac t1v1t1es throughout her hlgh school w ears GROSS ALTHEDA Mabel M1Ine.s1.1Ile Happy go luckx leavmg worrles behlnd Mabel IS alwaxs the lxfe of the parts Galety and charm gamed her a great deal of popu larltw HALCISAK DOROTHX Bebe Green Rzdge For exeryone Dot had a grm a greetxng and a groan about stud les A fine sense of humor com blned mth her other fxne qualltles gn es her a personalltv whlch we hold ln hxgh esteem. We wlsh her the best of luck in the future. HALTON, HELEN Helen Lallimer Helen, one of the best liked girls in the class, wore an almost per- petual smile. She combined tact and a good sense of humor in mak- ing everyone her close friend. She has proved to be a capable reporter on the Log Staff and has done ex cellent work on the Ancora HARASCHAK JOAN Irma Hollywood A blue eyed blonde was our Joan She had charm and personality and was always full of fun Things did not remain dull once she ap peared on the scene HON IS JEANNE Jeannie Hurnboldl The song Jeannle With The Light Brown Hair described Jeanne very well The room was always bright and gay when she was a round HOVANIETZ ROBERT Re Stockton some fun even if it meant gettin into mischief He was a friend to all Luck and success in the future HYDO FLAINE Elazne Beaver Brook The rule To be seen and not heard described Elaine A fine shorthand and typing student she is sure to succeed in all future un dertakings JACKO, MARIE Marie Jeddo Marie, sharp-looking and neat in appearance, was paramount in all her ways. Marie's fondness for ex- tra-curricular work proved her ver- satility. KAMINSKY PATRICIA Palsy Hurnboldl Though shy Patsy was always willing to give any assistance when needed Llghthearted and gay may she remain that way as she trips through life KAPES THOMAS Tommy Cranberry The mischievous ways and witty remarks of this lad haxe been ap preclated by all May he succeed ln the future KICHKA MARGARET Margze' Hazleton wherever there is music She was a talented songstress Dancing groved to be a favorite pastlme of ers KISATSKY PAUL Kzslulenelz Harlezgh Fxcelllng ln art he took things in his stride Paul never COUIDIHIDQKI when going was tough Good Luck ln the future ' 1 ll ,, IC . 7! - . .' . b Y D. A . , A' . . .. . -' . ' 1 fy 7 1 it I ,, ll Y! U ' ' ' . . . . ,, . I . . ' V - 7 Y If df, gg ' y Red was alwaysnready to have You'll find Margie most content : . . . g - - , J ll ' I! K Y sa '. n f .. rv ' - I - . . , , ' . ' J: I 1 ,' 1 ' - , .' .' . . . 1 9 5 I Y Y - 24 BOX AI ICR X INCFNT X znczc fmmille No matter where vou earch vol will have a hard time finding anv one who can plav the saxophone like X lncent He intends to enter the Navv 'Xiu ic School KUDRICK 'XIARCEI I A Harrie Hollar s H111 All through high school Marcie was quiet She appeared to be serious at all times Her winning wavs gained her a great minv friends KUI AGA ALFRED slrchze Freen Ridge He may be quiet but he has what it takes to make friends We wish him nothing but the best LAGANOSKY IRENE Irene Harlezglz Gav and carefree this maiorette was very seldom seen wearing a frown With her dauntless spirit she urelv will accomplish much LESH I ILLIAN i K reen li idyv Lillian was outstanding as a cheer- leader. Games and sports were her hobbies. She always looked for the sunny side of life. 'Sw-' LFSHKO JOHNI lunmr Hu Iflon To most people Junior eems to be verv quiet but those w ho know him have manv memories of good time spent with him LEIESKI VERONICA X ernle Oakdale Shy and retiring Veronica held to the proverb Be seen but not eard Max she succeed in all her ambitions MALCHITSKY ANNA -Inna Mal Oakdale As the class secretarv for three vears Anna has prov ed to be very capable Her efliciencv will merit er a great measure of succe s in the future MARKOX ICH CAROL Blondie Crystal Ridge This magorette was never over burdened with the serious aspects of life She always looked on the unnv side of life MARI FY GERAI D Jerry leddo Although baxhful Jerry was an ac- tive member of our class. He could joke with the best of us when the situation demanded but could change to serious thoughts when classes rolled around. His future is sure to be sunny and bright. MASLO ALEX Alex Ebervale Alex IS sure to go far Wlth his good manners and loyalty to h1s frlends We were proud to have hlm as a classmate MAT7 MARY JOAN Mamze Laltzmer Mamle one of the cutest glrls m our class has the honor of belng elected MISS Hazle Townshlp Wlth her pleasmg ways she al ways got along wlth everyone She was a member of the Log Staff MIKULA EDWARD Eddze Pardeesvzlle Thls baseball enthuslast clalmed fans ln both sports and slngmg Best wlshes to the star of our sen satlonal Junlor Day presentatlon MIN NIC ELMER Elmer Green Ridge Elmer who halled from Green Rxdge was always talklng espe clally to g1rls He was one of those lads who IS always full of pranks Elmer w1ll be successful ln any thlng he undertakes NOVITSKY DONALD Dauson Green Rzdge As one of our lettermen Donald showed great ablllty ID school sports Wherever a crowd was seen havmg a good tlme you were sure to find hlm OLENICK ALBERT JOHN Drzjton Albert was always pleasant H1s calm manner contrlbuted to hls popularxty wlth fellow classmates He IS destined to be successful OLSAV BERNARD Bandarma Drzflon Thls Drlfton lad was ever Wllllng to lend a helplng hand ln all class actlvltles Hls ablllty as a sales man m our Card Drlve should as sure hlm of a successful future ln the busmess world ONDERKO THOMAS Tommy Hazleton and plenty of class sp1r1t are the characterxstlcs whlch mark Tom my A very actlve addltlon to our class we were proud to have Tom mv as one of our classmates PAISLEY ROY Jumor Harwood Roy IS very muslcally mclmed He IS a member of our hlgh school band Roy has a fine sense of hu mor and we know this w1ll help carry hlm far PANZARELLA JANET lane! Pardeesvzlle Small but mlghty was Janet A llttle smlle here and there brought her frlends from everywhere There was never a dull moment when Janet was around I S if 77 HAI!! ' I Ja 1 ll ' YI ' ll ,Y l , L S l I: I L . l .K , . ' -X' ., . - ' . ' - 8' I I ll Y! K6 ' If ' . . I A wonderful voice, cheerful ways, . . L, - 7 I ll Y! ' if ' 77 , . . . . v L - - . . Q . 1 Y u , , n ' U' 'V ' .' . , . . . 1 l i' , 1 9 5 1 l l l . 26 PANZARELLA JOSEPH Jo-Jo Pardeeszzlle Wherexer muslc was heard you were sure to see Jo Jo Hls seat ln the trombone sectron of the band w1ll be hard to fill after grad uatlon To hlm we wlsh a speedy rlse to musmcal fame PARANIC GEORGE Jerky Jeddo Jerky supplled muslcal treats for our class by his mastery of the ac cordlan and hls novel antxcs as a member of our famed Boy s Quar tette Wlth hls pleasant dlspos tlon and knowledge of musxc he IS sure to advance far IH the mu slcal world PAVLINKO ELFANOR Pmky J eddo Eleanor always appreclates a good practlcal Joke and along Wlth stlgatlng many has had many the Log Staff she has done excel lent work We wlsh her the best of luck ln the future PETERS AUGUST Augze Drzflon Not to be outdone by hls class mates Augne was always on the Job Though qulet he has gamed a large clrcle of frlends May he succeed 1n all he undertakes PLEBAN ANNA Anna Hazlelon Courteous pleasant and lndustrl ous could well descrlbe our Ann She ranked tops 1n every re- spect She served as class treas urer for two years We re sure she ll remam at the top of the lad der of success after graduatlon POTCNER X ALERIA a Drzflon Valerla was a cheerful and peppx cheerleader who had a remarkable abxlltv for wmmng frlends RANDIS ROLAND Buddy Cranberry Step asldel Here comes Roland our All Regronal Guard brought fame to our class wlth hrs explolts ln sports For hlm we pre dlCt a brxght future ln the football world RAY MARTHA Martha Harlezgh Martha was a charmmg person who was seldom heard' She was thoughtful and considerate and we are sure that she wlll succeed ln any thmg she undertakes REIMILLER MARY Mary Haruood Mary has prox ed to be qulte actlve throughout her hlgh school years Generoslty and personahty were her maln tralts A hard worker Mary should go far IH her chosen field of teachlng ROHALL THERESA T6-Ss Harlezgh Theresa was our drum majorette and prox ed to be a popular lass She had a pleasing dlsposltlon vshlch IS sure to make her path through llfe a great success 7 v 44 n 1,5 6 , KKK' I!! ' v N' v A .Y .v X v . V . . . V N ' l' Lx ! ll if Y 46 11 'L - ,. . I . , ' Q ' 5 K . - . He y - I an . I. L1 , , , li ' ii ! . ll Y! ' . . , . in- ' . 'V I . 1 V . I A , played on her. As a member of V ' ' , ,. ' ' , s s ' K u , ,. , 1 ll 97 V ll ' 7, ' ., , . ' A ' , I . , . ' ' . . .. , 7 'x u n Q , ., 1 ' '- as , H ' . KK 97 ' , . aff K li 1 9 5 1 27 RUTECKI I ARRY Hutch Green Rzdge Butch was a sllent member of Mr Yalch s Fngllsh Class Hls suc cess ln makmg paper alrplanes 1n study hall has proved that he has the maklngs of a fine mechanlc To th1s Green Rldge lad we wls luck ln axlatlon RUTHERFORD RENEE Zeke Stockton As a member of the Log and An cora Staff Renee d1d her work to the best of her abllxty Muslc and art were her hobbles Lots of suc cess m the future SAROSKY JOHN Pzdgze J edao career won hlm great renown Hxs athletlc powers contrlbuted much to our sports record May he go on to even greater vlctorles 1n the future SCHELL EMMA Cookze Jeddo A sunny dlsposltlon IS the out standmg characterlstlc of thls lass Her ready smlle has won her a host of frlends She was a member of the Log Staff SCHW ALM ANNA Ann Beazer Brook Industrlous and llkeable Ann pos se sed an unconquerable sp1r1t Her sweet manner made her well llked SKARP RICHARD Radar Ieddo Rlchle was never seen wearlng a frown Hrs presence was sure to rlxspel gloom ln any group A brlght future dWaltS h1m ln the Held of avlatlon SLEBODNICK DOROTHX Do Crystal Rzdge A pleasmg dlsposltlon a wmsome sm1le and an abundance of per severance are Dot s strong polnts These w1ll all be a help ln her nurs mg career STANKEVICH BERNARD Packer Green Rzdge Red halr laughlng eyes and a v1v 1d lmaglnatlon all reflect the dy namlc personallty of our one and only Bernard Hrs versatlllty IS shown by h1s partlcxpatlon ln sports and dramatxcs Hls oblect m l1fe to travel to the moon Best of luck to a future sclentlst SUDA MADALEN Molly Ebervule As captaln of the cheerleaders Molly possessed an lnexhaustlble supply of energy Her pleasant personalltv won her a host of frlends SUNDER DOLORES Do Ieddo Qports were Dolls faxorlte A mong her frlends she ranked tops As a member of the log he dnl good work 1 J 9 ll Y, ' ll YY , ,I b as fu .1 A Y 1 1 I v 1 1 , 4 . ... . . 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' 1 - V V vt V - e . , g 5 . . . , , - 1 5. vi , , 3 4 I ,S . 1 u 5 1 E 28 SUPERDOCK If INK ARD Supzc Oakdale Supie will certainly be remembered hx all of us long after leaxmg H H S His abllltx to ma e friends and keep them was some thing to be marx eled at His at titude is sure to bring him fame in coming x ears SX PECK DOROTI-IX o Frecn Ixldgf Gaiety and friendliness were er chief characteristics Dorothy was a conscientious worker on the Log Stafl' Reliable and ambitious she is sure to succeed in any ven ture TERRACCINO ANTHONX Skippy Pardeestzlle Anthony was one of our few Com mercial bovs His speed in typing class assures him of a position in the business world Tonv s shy ness did not keep lim from making a host of friends TULANOWSKX M ARIE .Uarie Driffon In this pretty miss you will find charm personality and a lot of fun. Cheery words and happy thoughts were always on her mind. VALIANIT SYI VIA Syl .'lIiIncs1'z'IIt This blue-eyed blonde was our co- captain of cheerleaders. She ex- celled in dancing, for it was her favorite pastime. May she win many friends in the future as in the past. X OX TLK FNIMA Fmma Pardee 11114 Alert and eager Emma had a pleasant disposition She was a conscientious worker and was liked bx all She is sure to achlexe her goal in life Vl ISNIEVS SKI VS ILLIAM ll zllze Jeaneszzllc Willie was small ln stature yet al wavs full of fun To him we wish the best throughout his future years YACOBUCCI DOMINIC C hack Lalhmer We owe our thanks to Dominic for all the splendid decorations he designed for our soclal functions Because of his grand sense of hu mor and ability to brighten the dav with Jokes this lad will always be remembered as an asset to our graduating class YAKACKI VERONICA Ronnie Eberz ale A good typing and shorthand stu- dent Weronica is bound to reach the goal she has set for herself. She was never found brooding but always spreading sunshine. YANAC, ELEANOR Tinker .'WiIncs1'iII1' To keep in step with this little miss is quite a job. She always has a smile to pass on to you. 1951 X ASKANIQ H DOROI HX 10 Hu If l 1 :gf lnrlustrlous and llkeable Dot pos Nessed an uneonquer.-xhle spmt that vull Nurelx lead to the fulfillment uf all her d.U1lJlfl0!'1k li! IFISI OPI MAK DAI LNA 'llaggy Ijflfffill Nex er a dull moment xx hen Nlaggx was near galetv seemed to be her rule BQQlflPQ bemg .1 good bdncl member she was xerx .aetne m vlav- affalrs ,W xl' Q X D- '-V50 250 Ma. amf M54 Quayle 70am JOHN DANIKO MISS HAZLE TOWNSHIP To one of the top personalities of our graduating class goes the distinction of having been voted Miss Hazle Township Mary Joan contributed much to the success of our class and proved out standing by her ability as a decorator for many of our social functions May she glide smoothly through life as an airplane stewardess MR. HAZLE TOWNSHIP Jackie, an all-around boy in sports and leader- ship, with his pleasant personality and catchy smile has earned the title Mr. Hazle Township. A member of the Letterman's Club, he partici- pated in basketball, baseball, and football. His ability was not confined to the sports world, for he has done an excellent job by serving as presi dent of our class Hats off to you Jackie May your name resound from the lips of sports fans in coming years MARY JOAN MATZ 1 9 5 I . , . . II ' ' 7: ' u 0 I If , tr 2' v' ii L' ' fi, W-LQ..L.........-My ti 31 7111141 fn 81444 BERNARD STANKEVICH JOAN CHISNELL 1 I v III .J JOSEPH BALICKIE ANNA PLEBAN JAMES BERISH ANNA MALCHITSKY 3 is ,,,f X, tu + QQL1 . A an I li E' ! ' 5 IQ v A 'E 'X ' of '51 RENEE RUTHERFORD GEORGE PARANIC SYLVIA VALIANT JOHN SAROSKY MAGDALENE ZEISLOFT JOHN BOYLE 33 'VK L W -- 1 OM 5 11 + p w , 1? ifLQw,,je llv' 'lg gf . A1 17 fx s J XRXSS 1,5 if? 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HOTEL BALICKIE l3tl1 and Church Streets Hazleton Pennsylvania August 3 1960 Dear Alma Well today was my first day as a retlred m1ll1ona1re No sooner had I stepped off the tram to start my l1fe of ease than a taxlcab drew up The door was opened by none other than GEORGE PARANIC who has galned qulte a reputatlon as the Muslcal Taxlcab Drlver George assured me of an actlon packed time here ln the land of sunshlne As George and I talked of our hugh school days the HOTEL BALICKIE came lnto slght Out stepped the doorman ROBERT HOVANIETZ who IS stxll the same old rugged Red Enterlng the hotel I was greeted by the manager J OHIN BOYLE who wlshed me a pleasant stay I was escorted to the desk where I was reglstered by STEPHANIE BROTON receptlomst As I looked across the room I saw the plav boys ELMER MINNICK DONALD NOVITSKY ALBERT OLENICK and ALFRED KULAGA engaged m a game of Canasta At the controls of the elevator was ANTHONY D AINGELO N0 sooner had I sald hello to Sonny than I felt a tap on my shoulder I turned around and to my dellght saw JOAN GRIESING Joan told me that she was now a partner ln GRIESING and KOVALICK Pub llc Stenography SSFVICE In thelr employ are AGNES FEDGO JOAN HARASCHAK VERON ICA LEZESKI and ANNA GENEROSE Stepplng off the elevator I went to my room for a short nap On the way down to the Coffee Shoppe I notlced the beautlful draperles Upon 1nqu1r1ng I found that they were deslgned by MARY JOAN MATZ PATRICIA KAMINSKY served me a cup of coffee as I read the headllnes of the dally paper edlted by JAMES BERISH They screamed RICHARD SKARP perfects Radar Rlng Around Unlted States Incldentally hls asslstants YACOBUCCI I turned to the Sports REVIEW and read that ROLAND RANDIS has been unammously elected to the All Amerlcan Football Team Two of the newsmen who had taken part m the poll were J ER OME BOGANSKY and ROY PAISLEY Readlng on I learned that my favorlte baseball team JOHN DANKO S Lady Klllers have acqulred EDWARD MIKULA the sensatlonal Canadian pltcher The much publlclzed column Advlce to the Lovelorn wrltten by VERONICA YAKACKI and BETTY BROOKS IS a dally feature I saw too an announcement of the Commencement Ex erc1ses to be held IH the Gordon Hospltal tomght Several of the nurses who were xnstructlng classes at the hospxtal are HELEN HALTON MARY DAMIANO DOLORES SUNDER and PAUL INE FRANEK The famous lecturer MARIE TULANOWSKY wlll dellver the mam address Drs CARL BYSURA JOSEPH ELIAS ALEX MASLO and JOHN LESHKO are members of the staff Also expected to attend the graduatlon IS SYLVIA VALIANT laboratory technlcxan The warm weather prompted me to go to JOHN SAROSKY S excluslve Country Club I un derstand that the caretakers are JOHN GLOD THOMAS KAPES and MICHAEL ABRAM CHECK better known as the Three Musketeers Strollmg along the beach I saw commg toward me MARY DRAGANOSKY and CAROLYN GADOLA models for BALAY S Bathlng Sult Com pany After blddlng them a pleasant hello I went on my merry way As I strolled lelsurely down the avenue I suddenly remembered an article whlch appeared m the newspaper about a fashlonable weddmg to take place at 2 o clock at the Church Around the Corner Smce I was only a few blocks away and weddmgs always held a sentlmental value for me I declded to attend Enterlng the church I was attracted by gentle flowmg organ muslc The or 1951 , . z ' KI 77 . ' I Y . 5 I ! Y T were RICHARD GASPER and PAUL K1sATsKY. This inventidn was financed ,by DOMINIC l Z 1 I 9 , l 2 ' 36 ganlst was Mlss JOAN CHISN ELL There before the altar stood MAGDALENA ZEISLOFT and WILLIAM CARD exchangmg matrlmonxal vows Performmg the ceremony was Father MAURO DE FLURI The beautlful bouquet and flowers came from SCHELL S Flower Shoppe CAROLE S Brldal Shop Cowner CAROLE MARKOVICHJ was responslble for the out of thls world gown Among the guests were Senators JOSEPH GIARRIZZI and RENEE RUTHERFORD XlOV9llSt DOROTHY SLEBODNICK Smgers VALERIS POTCNER and MARGARET KICHKA and the renowned dancer ELEANOR PAVLIN KO escorted by GERALD MARLEY Gerald IS qulte a successful buslnessman now sporting a new Cadlllac He was quxte pleasantly surprlsed to see hls frxend EDWARD SUPERDOCK officlal caterer for the occaslon Drlnkmg a toast to the couple were KENNETH DAVIS and THOMAS ONDERKO who also offered the old tlme song I Wxsh I were Slngle Agaln After a few more greetmgs I started back to the hotel As I made my way across the busy street my eyes rested on a theater marquee whlch read Come one come all' Last Chance To See That Romantlc Couple Of The Year WILLIAM WIS NIEW SKI and ADELIINE GRFGG Slnce they were classmates of mme I went to see thls great ly publlclzed feature There to lead me to my seat was the usherette MARCELLA KLDRICK ANTHONY TERRACINO the manager greeted me as I made my way through the lobby aftel the show Cr1t1c FGVIGWGFS MARIE JACKO and MARY REIMILLER told me they expect great thlngs of the movle Once back IH my room I settled down wlth the latest Your Romance magazlne I n lt I came upon an artlcle entltled How to Manage Your Home The wrlter was the former VIVIAN BER GER now Mrs Gene Keck On the staff of thls popular magazme were JANET DAVIS and LUCY ANKUDOVICH A new feature of the hotel IS a televlslon set ln every room Slnce I wanted to get the most out CLASS OF 51 was our versatile classmate BERNARD STANKEVICH playlng Remember Me on hls standard gultar Next a short rally for the Champlon Bulldog Football Team followed Leadlng the cheerlng were yell klngs DOLORES CRYNOCK LILLIAN LESH ROSE FETTER and MADALEN SUDA Chxef twlrler was THERESA ROHALL ably asslsted by IRENE LAG ANOSKI Makxng thelr appearance for the first tlme were the Memory Klngs The famlllar faces of LAR RY RUTECKI EDWARD GARBACIK and JOSEPH PANZARELLA could be seen among the band members JEAN HONIS EMMA VOYTEK ANNA MALCHITSKY NANCY GALATHA and DOROTHY SYPECK were modellng dresses for the sponsors DE ANGELO and FRAILEY deslgners of excluslve Evenlng Gowns Commentator for thxs prevlew was ANNA PLEBAIN Next MARTHA RAY Woman s Social Leader reported that ELAINE HYDO and HELEN DZURAN IN are now secretarles for ALTHEDA GROSS and ELEAN OR YANAC who are partners ln an expandmg dress buslness New routlnes perfected by the roller skatlng lnstructress DOROTHY YASKANICH were demonstra ed by DOROTHY HALCISAK and JANET PANZARELLA Blddlng farewell the announcer ANNA SCHWALM extended an lnvltatlon for all graduates to attend Old Home Week to be held soon Well Alma lts about tlme I stop thls remlnlsclng and really begln my hollday Just a mmute' There s a telegram which Just arrlved Urgently needed back Busmess on downgrade Stock m danger Oh no' That means the end of my retirement See you soon for lf I don t begln worklng there w1ll be one loss m1ll1ona1re ln thls world Remmlscmgly yours Mater n . , y ' r 1 1 . 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U ' ' 'Y . . , . . . - Q . 1 u a . , , . . . , Y! 37 1 9 5 1 Joan N Chlsnell of Lattlmer won second P1126 ln the I Speak for Democ cracy essay contest sponsored by the Hazleton Junlor Chamber of Commerce 98714426 404 As a hlgh school student I speak for democ racy not only as a form of government but also as a way of thlnklng for all manklnd The first world war was fought to make the world safe for democracy The second world war was waged wlth the lntent of retalnlng these ldeals fought for but not achleved ln the first world war To JOAN CHISNIELL day we are uslng every effort at our command to promote the democratlc ldeals of llfe so that man may llve on a hlgher plane and banlsh war from the earth SCIGHCG has made the world a nelghborhood It ls up to us to make It a brotherhood We as young people should not allow our mlnds to be contamlnated wlth allen propaganda whlch fills the llterature of our country We should strlve to know democracy so that when we become adults we wlll have a deep and abldlng falth ln the Amerlcan way of llfe It IS a splendld thlng to be part of a great Wlde awake natlon and to know that our own strength IS lnfinltely multlplled by the strength of other men who love the country as we do It IS a wonderful thlng to feel that the wholesome blood of a great country can be unlted wlth common purposes and taklng counsel wlth one another preludlces wlll drop away and handsome undertaklngs wlll arlse We belleve and we say that democracy IS the best system of government Other peoples watch us for the proof of that statement Perhaps there are a few thlngs ln the government that we dlsagree Wlth but everythlng no matter how good lt IS wlll always meet opposltlon It IS lmposslble to S8tlSfy all the peoples of the world As General Omar Bradley Sald We have too many men of sclence and too few of God We have grasped the mystery of the atom and rejected the sermon on the mount Man IS stumbllng through a splrltual darkness Whlle toylng wlth the precarlous secrets of llfe and death Ours IS a world of nuclear glants and ethlcal lnfants we know more about war than we know about peace more about kllllng than we know about llvlng The rlght state of mlnd the rlght feellng between natlons IS as necessary for a lastlng peace as IS the just settlement of vexed questlons of terrltory or raclal and natlonal alleglance Rlght must be based upon the lndlvldual strength of the natlons upon whose concept peace wlll depend Man klnd lS now looklng for freedom of llfe not for equlpolses of power No peace can last or ought to last whlch does not recognlze and accept the prlnclpal that govern ments derlve all thelr powers from the consent of the governed and that no rlght anywhere exlsts to hand peoples about from soverelgnty to soverelgnty as lf they were property The lnterestlng and lnsplrlng thlng about Amerlca IS that she asks nothlng for herself except what she has a rlght to ask for humanlty There IS somethlng that Amerlcan people love better than they love peace They love the prlnclples upon Wh1Ch thelr polltlcal llfe IS founded We belleve these fundamental thlngs Flrst that every people has a rlght to choose the sover elgnty under whlch they shall llve Second that the small states of the world have a rlght to enjoy the same respect for thelr soverelgnty and thelr terrltorlal lntegrlty that the great and powerful na tlons expect and lnslst upon Thlrd that the world has a rlght to be free from every dlsturbance of ltS peace that has ltS orlgln ln aggresslon and dlsregard of the rlghts of the peoples and natlons I speak for democracy because I am Democracy Wlthout the ald of all of us ln thlg land democ racy would dle Wlth our ald democracy wlll llve u Z ll l NCIVLU, as I I 9 7 I Jr I V111 Sealed Theresa Brutoskv Rocco Colangelo Slandzng Beatrlce Horwath MISS Gertrude C Hanley Adv1sor umaaelau Jluiawuf The future graduates of 52 have come a long way slnce that brlght Sep tember mornlng ln 1949 when they arrlved at Hazle Township to begln thelr high school careers Bewlldered and exclted they qulckly adjusted themselves to the new surroundmgs They accompllshed llttle ln the way of soclal entertalnment ln thelr nrst two years due to the regulauons of the school It was not untll they reached thelr J un1or year that they set up a well rounded soclal calendar Under the supervlslon of thelr class advlsor, MISS Hanley, thelr roller skatmg partles, prlvate partles, and dances, featurmg well known bands, all proved to be great successes 7fLCOjZHf 40 l U u I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sccrelaru Presfdenl l we Preszdfnf Treasurer Robert Plrotchko ........,,.....,.. .. 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Sffrrefary Nlr lhomas Sw eenex Aux isor Sapfnamaae eladd alfaifaazf lhe first tear at Hafle lownshlp has passed for the sophomores Their freshman x eal was x ei X difficult, since thew were unfamiliar with the surround ings As sophomores, then became acquainted with the upperclassmen and soon were an lmpol tant part of the sCl100l Fx ents of their sophomore year included a Halloween party and a roller skating pai tw both ol whit h prox ed x ery successful 'lhe sophomore cliss, under the excellent superx 1s1on of Mr Thomas Sweenex, class adxisoi shows much promise for the future ef lu rzryhl Yup Rau Rolnrt Bango Frank forga Icter Mc-'vlonlglf Joseph t he hUVllh Alb: rt 'Marchetti Thomas Hur Slurk laul Be-rish Harold Hill Uzdrlle Run .han Higgins Nlary Aliu Clark Nlarlem Fulton fathfrint kul a father int Scaxnifky lflle-en Vatuclla Dolores lITllII'UXlKh R.lJQ4YT1dI'lf Bennxngrr Pulyn Nlitrhzll Barbara Hlrko Kay Hlukwell Hulllm lwu Dorothy Sokol Anna 'Warne Smith Anna C rate 'Yanufli 'Vlarlenr Hy do Dorothy Sehnfider Betty Nioro 'Marv lhillips Bernice Tomushxk Joan Won clerk I is klingrrmtn V- O r- - rs - - . , f, Y . ,v . ,.-vs..v'i. 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In righl: FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS The-resa Chasar . ..,, . , ,Sc'1're'lury-Tr1'r:s11r1'r Tom Suncler , . , . . . , l'ir'0 Prrwzdwzf Mary Ann Sucla . ,. , ..Prr'S1rif'r1f TI Arlx hor afzufzman 61644 all dicvuf lone Mal aug ln Fhe freehmen entered H l H S IU the full of 1900 BIISS Joy te McLaugh n Was Chosen thelr adx lsor Although they dldn t hold many actlx 1t1es, they were actn e ln supportlng the upperclassrnen Wlth the enthuslasm thex hm e shown, we can be Sure that thelr remaln mg Vears 'xt Hazle lownshlp wlll be successful ones I I f I ff! in nun! 'I op lmu I' dw .ard Hops 1 k lhumds 'Sundf r .lame s Fallon Nhchdnl lalrllla Vlncr-nl S1 rock Bernard lawful Qky I Aonard Ixasixrk C forge 'Nici .aughlm .low ph Ixontxr I du rr nee R117 llzfldlv :rick Holland .hmm Nlrfarry VN lltrr Bnlskl Stew Potrnrr James Nh!! 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' li A V2 I' 1 H112 '-k, Ag 2 121, M2 ' N '. -, G1- z1ld1111- Mk, N12 '2 A S ,'1'h' -:2 f'h2lS2ll', Blurb- H . j21', An 2 M' I' IS , X12 '1- I-Iipw 41111,Ii--rr121din1-K11p1'zy11ski1-. lf11l!1 1l.'1111' l.111'1-H11 K1-11dr21, H1411-111-21 S1'h21fY-r, I'z1Yrf- 11111 Nl:1rvi1111, H1- 211ii111-31111-l, N121ryHlI1-11 1211rY1-rv, l'11!ri1-1211'l21rk,.I1-2111 R1-1-sv, lll11r111 K1-ll -r, Hvlf-n Vhiypi, Sullj G1-11- 131-. 414 ' ' , vwae la wana Mara palance We the graduatlng class of 51 are honored to pay trlbute to a graduate of outa school Walter CJackJ Palance He has achleved great success ln hls chosen field of ramatlcs Jack Palance IS the stage name for Walter Polansky one of the finest quarter backs ever to lead a Townshlp football team Mr Palance a former resldent of Lat timer starred on the Townshlp football team ln the first year of football competl tlon In 1936 the season often polnted to as the one marklng the helght of Town shlp s success Jack served as both captaln and quarterback when the Shippers topped the region wlth a fine seven vlctorles one loss one tle record As leader All Reglonal eleven selected by the Plaln Speaker Not only was he a top notch athlete but he was also actlve ln school act1v1t1es After graduatlng IH 1937 Jack won a football scholarshlp to North Carolma Flrst an injury and then the arrival of World War 2 prevented him from attamlng natlonal promlnence wlth the Tar heels But thls ambxtlous lad was due for fame 1n one Way or another He declded to try the field of dramatlcs and was a sensatlon ln hls first blg role as Blackie ln the movie Panlc In The Streets He IS also featured ln a new mov1e Halls of Montezuma released th1s January Jack IS on the brmk of becomlng a Broadway success 1n Darkness At Noon an antl Com rnunlst drama whlch recently opened ln New York C1ty ' ll !! ' I I ' . I , . . 1 , I - a u . n . , 0- : , n Q s - . , . , . . , n n u u a of the region's No. 1 club, Jack was unanimously named quarterback on the annual , . n u Q . . , - . 1 I .s l u n, - u , n Q Q s 1 I ll c Y, 1 . ll n 1, u ' ' xc , rr ' l ' 7 ! ' ' ' ' as rx '- - 1 s o Q , 50 1 9 5 I 5 13 X Rx W 4 0 XQRQ sg rg 9 kWkE++ r3 N 1039 Qoaifiall Rauma Za Jf.'ZJl.5. Mr. George llroscvich g 3 Coach :L Mr. Thomas Sweeney Assistant Coach Mr. Bernard Galganovicz Faculty Manager The year 1951 marked the return of football to H. T. H. S. after a one-year lapse. It also marked the beginning of a new football regime under the guidance of Mr George Urosevich ind his able assistant Mr '1 om Sweeney A pre season training program aided them in mold mg a team of inexperienced candidates Although the team won onlv one game it managed to create a 3 way tie for first place in the Mountain Football Conference 'lhe xictory came against our most bitter rival, West Hazleton Beautiful teamwork sparked the boxs in an upset win by a score of 20 to 13 Elevan players, namely John Danko, Jerry Casper, John Glod Richard Gasper, Mike Abramcheck Roland Randis, Bob Hovan1et7 Bernie Stankevich Alfred Kulaga, Anthony DeAngelo and Don Noxitsky, are leaving H T H S this year, but Mr L iosevich still has sex eral experienced boys with whom he can form the nucleus of his 01 squad As we, the class of 51, take leave of our high school Alma Mater, we wish success to the future players the coaches, Mr Urosevich and Mr Sweenev and our capable faculty m tnager Mr Bernard Galganoxlcf as they embark upon the threshold of another sports era at Haale 'I ownship Lefi io rzght F1rsiR0u Robert Sosar D3.Xlfl Sluck Fdvxard St no ki Gerald Casper Jack Danko Joseph Schan Thoma Hoxxlex Anthonv D Angelo Second Ron George Rebarchack Frank Ciarrizzi Francis Yanac Nlichael Fetch Carl Faust Peter 'VIcNIon1gle Robert Hunsinger Edward Repetz Louis Sx peck Third Pun Roland Randis John Glod Normanlapinskx Thoma Quinnan James Nlonahan Alfred Kulaga Joseph Geffert Anthonx De Angelo Robert Hoxanietz Fourilz Hou 'tlr Svxeenex a si tant coach John Monahan Richard Gasper Michael Abramcheck Jo eph Kaminskx Nlichael Sluck Theodore Hotel John Polchin Bernard Stanlexich Donald Noxitsky Mr Lrosexich head coach 12 C Wm, . 1 , f f r - .V . C pun - a L n ' . c I I 1 . 1 ' - . ' - ' ' . v . , , . . . . 7 , . cr H r 'K a 7 47 7 , . . . , . . , 1 .... . v 17 1 nf y l 1 1 . 1 9 ' ' as C , 9 . . v V . V f . ., . , . . 3 - W' - i ' 1 A ' .' SU 1 , A y S ' . . , . ' ' ' ' . ' , .y . - ' I , 1 - - yi y -. . - , . , , . N . L if ,, ,. . , s, A , .1 ,. , , .. . ,. L' - , 1 - 'fx . ' t', s- .s , 1 , .. ,- Y . ' -',,s ' . ',. ', . , , i ' , 1 , ,A . ' , , , f-7 , 1 -J 1 V f 1 Alfred Kulzagzi Rubs-rt Hovanivtz John Danko Anthony D9Angvlo Donald Noxxt In Ierrx Casper John Glod 13 Mic-hae-l Ahramclwvk Roland Randis Rivhard Gamer Bernard Stankcvivh . A 8 Mr. Bernard Galganovich ..., Fucully Manager M r. Thomas Sweeney. ,..... Assislanl Coach Mr. George Urosevich. . . , , . Head Vouclz The '31 Township team opened its season against rugged opposition in its pre League gimes '1 he team managed to win only one of these exhibition games The opening of the Anthracite League saw Hazle lownship defeating Foster Township VS est Hazleton, and the best team in the League, McAdoo St Gabriels, Freeland and M M I defeated us, and we wound up the first half of our league competition with a 000 average Foul xarsity players, John Sarosky Jerry Casper Fdward Garbaelli and Bernard Stan keyieh are graduating this year With such players as Bill Spaide John Polchm, Tom Howley, and J1mH0Wley returning for next season, the future of lownship Basketball looks very promising lheorlorc Nlotel rnanigcr Rolfum lou lime Houlex Gerald Ca per Mr C forge lrosuirh roic-h FrlxxarrlGarbac1k lhomz Hou If x CIVLH, . 1' . . . .k - L . V . . . ,, . . . , 7 Y . , . . ' Y a K. . , f Y . 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II 1 .muy -ou' .' 1: .' t 55 w 9' 7 I umm Yfaauiaf Badzelfdall Iffl lo raglzf Slandzng Fc1garIenhardt John Onclerko Ceralml 'VI ulrl n Mlchael Sluck Norman I apln 141 lhomas Horwath Fclvxarfl Dzuranm Harold H111 lxnulzng John 1 Lpota core kef per Io eph Kamm ln manager Jo sph Schan L xptam Nlr Thoma Smcncx c nach Iohn Boxlm tlme keeper Haale Hagle Hazle Hazle Hazle lownshlp 'l ownshlp Townshlp Townshlp 'I ownshlp Hazle Hazle Townshlp Hazle Hazle Hazle Ha.41e 'l'oWnsh1p 'I ownshlp Fownshlp '1 ownshlp 'l oWnsh1p C VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1951 St Ann s Mahanoy Clty II h1te Haven C oal Townshlp V1 11l1amsport Berwlck Mahanoy Clty Wllllamsport xWest Hazleton lFoSter Townshlp Hafle Hafle Hazle Halle Ha71e H3719 Hazle Hazle Hazle Hagle League K 017119 1 ownshlp 'l ownshlp Fownshxp Townshlp Townshlp 'l oWnsh1p 'l ownshxp 'l ownshlp 'l ownshlp Townshlp f Auf- fl, cAdoo St Gabrlel 5 W 'VI I Freeland est Ha.41eton reeland Coal Townshlp Foster Townshlp 'VIcAdoo St Gabrlel s Izfflurzght Burl. lwu Mr Sween ex coach EdW3I'ClNllChd9l1 Bernard lauatsln .Iamex Hall John Oxeo Mtch Albert Pangrac Iron! Hou John Lapota John Solared Xlncent Se-rock Iames Fallon Clement Sweet Thoma Sunder ' 'l ' U39 . ' ........ 57 ' H52 UNI ..,., ' ' ' M31 ' .M73 2 ' ' H41 X . ' H60 '..49 7' ' ..... 39 ' ' ' .I.l . . ,... ,MM54 ' '..46 1 '...5T ' I ..,,,.,.73 ' ' . .57 St. Ann's ....,... 76 Hazle Township. 148 iM. M. I. ..,l.. . . .70 ' ' M33 ' ..lW, 47 -, ' M38 WV ' ....51 ' .443 ' ..... .... 5 4 . ' ' H55 XF ....... H56 ' ' M29 ' .... 63 ' ' M45 ' ...54 ' 'U28 .l... 56 ' ' .47 X 'M46 ' ' H43 .... 28 ' ' .40 K 1 ,.,. ...W69 ' ' ..4.J ' . ' U38 ' ' .159 X . ' , .48 A I ? -nh Banda!! Left to rzght Bottom Rou Mr Sweeney coach Edward Repetz Edward Mlkula John Polchm Rlchard Gasper Gerald Casper Thomas Howley Mr Carlln Coach ofChamp1onsh1p teams of 1947 and 1949 Top Rou John Stash Har old H1ll Joseph Schan John Danko Jullus Gandarella Louxs Sypeck George Mlshkm Manager Our Hazle Townshlp Shlppers are afram servmg warmng to the member teams of the Hugh V McGeehan Baseball League that they are serlous threats for the 51 pennant battle after havmg successfully captured the laurels John Saroskg. rounds thxrd base as Coach Tom Sweeney urges him home Last year a new coach Mr Thomas Sweeney took over the helm of Townshlps baseball In hrs first year he produced a Cham plonshlp team Thls made the thlrd pennant nent posse slon of the Memorlal Trophy Our Alma Mater IS the only reglonal school to at tam thls honor Thls year s team wlll be led by veteran moundsmen R1chard Gasper and Ed ward Mlkula with John Sarosky as captaln Jerry Casper John Danko and John Sarosky w1ll IH all probablllty get the call for actlon IH the outfield The other posltlons w1ll be filled by underclassmen who are competmg for berths on the startmg mne To the future baseball teams of H T H S we extend our best wlshes for success May Mr Sweeney lead hls charges to many more champlonshlps Ili! in the years ,47, ,49 and ,501 ' for the teasrn-. It also gave H..T. H. S. perma- 57 lmfi lo riylzl: Siurrdirzy Theresa Brutoslcy, Kathleen Timony, Pauline Belusko, Dolores Crynock, Jean Mollie-k, Mar- lene Smith I illian Bobev Alice Onifer Knwling Molly Surla captain, Svlvia Valiant, Rose Marie Fe-tier, Valerla Pote- ne r I lllldll h No basketball or football game IS complete wlthout cheerleaders It was our own peppy cheerleaders, eaptalned by Molly Suda, who gave the bovs the encouragement and w1ll to Wm I he1r unlforme gold fsweatere wlth purple letters spellmg Hafle lownehlp and purple sklrte zdded muc h color to the g xme lhe enthumastlt leaclerslup ol these glrlx brought out true xportxm mshlp IH GX CIW ODE? I mplmdm bd Our photographer catche th lterleacler XIZCIVZH, rr ,ment ot anxxetx at the We t Haaleton lootball game I t ! A . 7 ' Y 4 1 , . ' Les . ' ' z ' ' . ,, . . c . M 1 . . V ,, . I t, Y . . . . , . , ' I ' . 2 ' f 1 . Vw .4 1 . , 1 ' I 1 . '1 u w 1 u 1 4 1 - s p 4 , n , n n , , , f v fn L s 'Fluff f'l1i'i1I'lf'L1fl0l'i lezul the students in a Pep Rally before om- Wi of ou' i A 'f- me-s. 1 Q , ' I ' v' w .P U11 ' ,S 111 21 ,, I 'f 7 I -IFE Iefl fo rzglzl Ann Boxle Illlldfl Tomaslxo Carol Marl ouch Bextrwe Horvs.-1th Ruth Gross Theresa Rohall drum mxjorette Shlrlex Iflsher Irene I .ig iI10Nlxl Mdrlettd Trfmguch Vary Qmlth Dolores Se .atvh 'I he mdjorettes who led the bmd m m mx pdrxdes this X911 mfzde the name Halle 'lownshlp outstandlng m high school bmd competltlon At all sports ex ents they thrllled many, exalted sports fans wlth thelr color ful half tlme perform mces Our two Jumor mdjorettes Roberta Cdlsld md Mollv VIIITIOIIW, added much to the enjox ment of the crowd wlth then twulmg antlcs Iumor Nldjorette Roberta Gal In and X11 x IIIUHIX r o cm emourxgemem durmg an IXCIIlI'lg mo rr nt ot .1 In letlmll game 4 ' -- j , I , Q , 2 ' , . , 4 l ' v 1' 4 1 1 1 Y' 1 ' 1 1 1 Y I 4 -1 I , K . , I 1 . , ,- e , . s . M ' 1 1 . 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VI! f I ga' N XX lr :H I N V I I1 px owe' QW I7,C0f'ZUf .E I fi In rzglzf 'lop Imu Fdxxard Carbacik Anthonx D Angelo Robert Hox ametz Roland Randi Cerald Ca per Eduard Nliltula Iiollom lun: Alfrc d Ixulagi John Qaro lx Bernard Stanlxuieh Richard Casper John Ilanlao Donald nit lx John lhe Lettermen is one of the most outst mdingz groups of Hfzale lownship This organization is made up of bows xx ho proxe their abilltw IH the field of sports Spirit is high with these bow lhex h xx Q Nl1OWHlilJX helping to win m ini Anthraclte 1nd Nlount un Le lgue C h impionships in footb 1ll bislxetball 'md b xseb ill in im one of the sports at H 1 H S We are sure th xt the expeiience thex haxe gained and the outstanding sportsm inship thex h xx e shown WlllC1l'I'N these boxs farm the field of xthletus long after gr zduation d u ur of ou txndir II r o ix hello to our photographer lc rrx C a co captain of the football quad and Ro and Randi All Regional guard precede John Sir o ln Captain ofthe ba lmctball team and John Ilanlxo co Captain of the tomtball quad a thu come up the tair 1 1 I ,Q 1' 1 J 4 1' ,. -' '. 1, ' ', , ' ' 's,1 fs 1, I.. v . A , '.2v' K. SQA., . ..,,' , '. ,.., V '. .V . Nc si-',. Glod. rx .1 v 1 4 ' 1 r 'X . . ' ' 2 . z 1 ' 2 Q .3 2 , 2. ' ' , L 2: z . Membership in this organization is obtained by playing sixteen quarters C Lv L 1 Vdc I n ' , . K 2 A .' , .1 . . Y ' . L- 1 ' ' z Fo 1951's ts z 'ig le e men st p Ioszv' , ' 1. - A 3 'spf-r. .,.. .' , . Q . A 1. - 's, . - f' ' ' . 1' 1. Q2 - S .l., . . ' . Y , . . . I , Y y . - . .' , ' , . S . ' .S 655 USIC GLEE CLUB One of Hazle Township High Schools youngest organizations is the Glee Club. .This group was organized three years ago by Mr. Morton Bray and Mr. Joseph Zelloe for our Christmas program. The members have brought to the public a Christmas Cantata of three parts. Only the co-operation and Work of its fifty-three mem- bers have made this possible. The music- of the quartette was heard flur- ing most of the Assembly programs. Whether a musical program or patriotic- one, songs from our quartette were always welcome. 1, if in fn,-fir: l:,,f1.W ljnff Nlzwp ffm- vnrlzl. Xllhl-vl:n flr':N4,.l1ilnv I'1mxzu'1-llu. lr:-nvl,zigzil1osl45,SylYm Yul1:im,Sylxl:1 l4-r, .loan ll:Ar:ls1'l1:ik. Slilrlvy .lwlinsnn lilvzxrivrr-Spf-lx, Klziry Jmm Xlu'Z,lNlziv'- 1-1-llu lxudrif-k, Nlagdulf-mx Lf-isloli. Szmrlrof-k, 'l'l11'rn--ea Roliull, Nlolly Surlzi, Yzilvriu Porvn:-r, llolrwrvs Sundvr, H4-inn fl-rd, Dolores Frynrwk, linimzi Srhf-ll, Yoyia-k, ICI4-znmr l,2iYlll!kly. Dorothy llzilznszivk, Bm-ity Brvml-is. Twp Hull' John Lapala, Mauro D1-Fluri, Br-rnurfl Hlsnx, I-:-onzirfl Kzissic-k, Thomas Un- rlf-rko, Roy l'aiislvy. Alla:-ri Ulviiivli, Vim-vni Kovznlivk, Jos:-ph Giarrizzl, Kvnm-vh Davis, lidwarrl Nlikula, Auf gust l'l-I1-rs, G1-nrggv l'ar:u1i4', XYillizin1 Vnrcl, HAZLIC TOWNSHIP Ql'AR'I'I'I'l 1'E Y 1,1-filo right William Varrl. Gr-urge X Paraniv, Thomas Onflvrlqo, anfl Ken- neth Davis. Cofw, -14 1 v Y I R L .4-' I If fl Q, ,ffl T 4 U47 '21 1, 1' T W if :As , N ftf' l'zllkf.. llormliy l'wlf-rs-nm, A111141 Xlul- vliliskv l l:'unor Yum-k, Nlznry liwimil- .llfflfllf HHH' Nlzirlv .lzwkvg Nlzirjfrriv' Hzilmn. Joan Vhisnn-ll, Rem-e Ruthwr- Xlurgiw' Kit:-likzi, .loan Grin-sing, Ye-roylf 11-zz Yakzivki, Ross- Xlariv Fo-lln-r, I-Irnmzl 1,1 I fn rffilrl: .llffgfnrf His --Ann li:-ylq-V Lillian Toniasko, Varol Marktwir-h, H1-atrirvf Horwath, Ruth Gross, Ther- esa. Rnhall, Rolls-rta Galski, Molly Timony, Shirls-y Fish:-r, lr1-n4-I.aganos- ki, Nlarivtta Tranguf-h, Mary Smith, llulrxri-S Su-satvh. Nfr'uruilx'rn1' XVilliam Vard, Nlagdalv-na Ze-islvift, George' Di-mko, Jam-t llous:-r, Dorothy l'1-ti-r- son, Jams-s Ilouls-y, Vincent Kvvvalick. John Stash, NYalt1-r Bit-lsky, Francis Rs-suta, G4-orgv Alishkin, John Harris, hir. Joseph Zn-llm-, dire-Nor. Thin! lfnzr Leonard Kassii-k, Joseph Pan- zare-lla, Mauro lbs-Fluri, Thomas Lesh- ko,Gvt1rg1-l'urzmit', Roy Paisley, Allin-rl Ulf-nick, Jus:-ph 'l'allc-rico, Jam:-s l's-t- rilla, John Lapova, Rolla-rt R1-suta. Jo- ss-ph Giarrizzi, Roh:-rt Vrntchko. Tap limi' Jose-ph Svhan, Michael Adams, Edward Nlikula, KI'HHl1ih Davis, Luon- ard Horwarh, Frank Sffreta, Xlit-has-l XYrylr'hko, Matthl-w Galatha, Ju-rnnw Bogansky, Gm-rald Madden, William Lirrurgo, Roh:-rt Martin, Richard Mat- tr-v. COLOR GUARDS USIC HAZLE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL BAND Once more the Hazle Township High School Band won recognition for itself during the 1950-1951 term. l'nder the able direction of Mr. Joseph Zelloe, our band has become well known as one of the finest in the state. The band made a very striking appearance on the football field as it wove its many intri- cate designs. The majorettes and cheerleaders aided in this impressive sight. The cheerful mu- sic ofthe band helped to bolster the spirit ofthe team and students not only at football games, but also at basketball games and other impor- tant events. On the 21st of October, the band was led by the cheerleaders, majorettes, flag bearers. and color guards when it took first prize of 375.00 in the Mummer's parade. The musi- cians topped off a big year with a noteworthy performance at the Spring Music Festival. Lcff to right Emma Yoytek, Albert Marchetti, Edward Dzuranin, Elean- or Garshell. ti, gg C10 QQ, NJUGHGGJ 14111 Ifft Io rzglzl Suzhd Joan Ann I achclx lrene Dmganoslq. Patrul 1 Cxochon Fleanor Car hell Slumlznq 'Nllss Fclnd Cxoedecke mstructor Rf nee Kutherlorcl lXlarjor11 Qdmlroml lhls group IS composed ot students 111191 estecl m All lhen dctlx mes me xfmefl fol they get an opportumty to do W 1te1 colol p untmg penul sketching 1Ht6Fl01 fl9COIdllI'1g .md deslgnmg llelow .ue examples of Lhe wollx done hx lHfl1XlilLl1lS m lhls ,QQIOUIJ X 133, vm ' A S-rfxfm 'K J MM, 4 . x ,xx ' AN N ' w- , . XX f F ' in , ' q A , X XSS , .. xx - 4 L . r A e V 7 .1 - ' f X I hxx' ' 1 ' '-Q, ,X f X V ' f , . - y : - V . s-..,... , ., X ' K x , - K W J '- -s N fs x 1, f, .A i - ' . l P' 4 fix I' - : . an .Q 1 D x - i ' l ,-' 1 'A h, ,M 't . . X- XN 1 . ' y ' . ' R ' l :' 1, Iv V' 5' - , I' , - W n aj. 6 X .l . . H 5, - - V, N ' J , A-6 V .. A., Q, - , , M . Q ,H X X ' -Af , ' , W ' . - l 3 Q . , 4 ,N X' . -, W A i - l A YA. 4. M ' Q '. - , A, r , , H . . gl V. . H' U 'J 1 Q , . 3 A xr ,emma office p - ffm! C xml 'Xl l.I'lxUXlLl txpc 1 uflllliH1 Vl lsmc xx Nlxl helps Anna Plebdn ops mir thi Aclmlrc 1+ griph Xnn 1 func ru 1 operate tlu C riplu 0 txpc ulfnlv Agni Perlgo and I' lame Hxclu Nort plate for tl L -Xflllftas 0 f.,I'iIJll phalagaaphaf G ui -r JJ! 'lk s, I lf member rL1cl1ng,lrumlcft tnrlgllt ir: lxmr srl lemme ogdn ln Xlllllplfl 11 rrlfzl ml 1 N n m 1 lu rc mm L lrmn X1IlCKlll,IXUXd1Lx, Xnna 1 ant lx nttx 'r L11 l llumum H xcubucu gzcfyyugf 'z .2 ' '71 L' 'szs H 'z '1 .' ' X' 1 -. -ss--12 . 4 1 1,s1A zw 'la ---' x . ls' ' I -' ,3 Alf 14- nz'--'L , 'Y ig. ,, Y af, ... , v in 1 n x ' xwfjb' ' ' fx . . , , l - ' , . K X 1 ' f 8 U g 'I 0 0 J , Y 0 Q lx, Members of thc- Photography Club lwk on as Joe- Balickie demonstrates how to make a Contact print. l -' - As, 11 ' f' A 'f ,z A: .1 -s H - 'sh,, - B ' s ' ', . 2 -m:f,.lrwC z1 ,lm I: ras- rl1z1lq,,lQl1 B jl-,,lusAI3z1. l1'-,C A ,g 'Pa 2 , -- ' l' 'l' I ' Mal 'l ' slj, lil N' I, 'ml-Lg: L ' 'Q A fs: ' ,m , ' 7 6160 M, fxf HJ ? LV Lxcffff I W Q Sf X I LZ '85 SARA xx wg I I X Rx no f X ,ff 'f' .1 Vik fhjjly 3 ' f ' of rxx -fx I X 2 A x U f lj K X X P4 X, X O I f f Q x XR X: XXX X X NXX L SN XX Wvwg X f 'Xxx Q 5 X haf X ff' 7 x ff, X Assvvvk ' fj X ' W V 'A ,X 6,5 Q' -X K ' wg , 7 XX I U fo erlzlore James Befleh Joan Chlsnell Buxznus 'llunagprs fqncafza Anna Pleban Anna MdlLhltSl w Art Staff Typzeie Left to rzghi Renee Rutherford Mary Joan Matz Front to back Jeanne Honra Agnes Fedgo Magda Thomas Onderko Dommxc Yacobuccl Paul Klsataky lena lemloft Stephame Broton Facully Adzwore Niles Jox ce McLaughlm Mr Frank Dushanko l 9 7 I vxwv. . .' ,--9 r N Y' 9 r -' 'r 1 ' 5424! 6 JL. Lzferary Fdzlors John Boy le Renee Rutherford qporle Fdilor Phofo Edzfor Bernard Qtankexlch Joeeph Bahclne Adzerlzsmg Staff Iefl to rzglzl Joan Haraechak John Dan Le ft fo nghl Seated Lucy Ankudox 1ch Adelme Gregg ko Anna Gene'-he Margaret Klchka Elmer lhI1I1UlCl'l Rlchard Gasper VIYIHYI Berger Slandzng Anthony DAngelo Edward Superdock George Paramc Lzlerary Siaff Ld! lo Hgh! Janet Panzarella Dorothy Sx peck F'leanorPaxl1nko Dolores Sunder Paul1neFranek Marx Relmlller Jerome Boganxkx Joan Grleslng SNlWl3 Kal :ant Emma Schell Dorothx Slebodnlck Mane Jacko Helen Halton John Saroxkx Joseph Glarrlzzl 1957 V K ' , Vixyxxtv ' J A 1'l'? '.' Y K, . V K ' V ' X 4 v 1 A 1 1 - A A A v v' p ' I 'n Adreriising Managers V . . 4. ' Y ' . ', ' - . V Y V. . ' ,' , . ' -H . . . ' Y. . ' 1 ' 1 9 -J 1 V - y ' V ' n 1 - '. T 1 . .v 1 4 J r 1 '1 1 1 .Y . . VV V . V. V V. ,V - . , J J , 4 -I Y 'Q . I I Y .Y I Y . ' Y . V V, .V,V V, V .faq Sfaff C0 edziors Busznwss 'llanagers P i to rzghl James Ber1sh Joan Grexsxng Left I1 rzghl Helen Halton Joan Clnsnell Adz 19079 The Log, wr1tten by the students of Hazle Townshlp, and advlsed by Mr Edward Hollls and Mr Frank Dushanko, IS publlshed four tlmes a year 'lhls school paper brmgs to the students news of actlvltles of the school Thls IS the nfteenth year of lts publlcatlon May lt contlnue to grow IH clrculatlon and hlgh ldeals Mr I4 dward Hollls Mr Prank Dushfmko Phofographer Jn :ph B rlmcklc 5 Amo 70, Lzlerary S'laff Leffio rzght qfaled BernardStanlxex1ch Dorothy Sxpeck Renee Rutherford Marx Ferenda 'Vldrle Jacko Nl4rg4retK1tchkd Standzng Nlarx Hardbm Donald D91 ash Ann Box le Beatrmce Horwath Dolore Sunrler Emma Schell Dorothy, Qlebod mck NIarJor1eSandrock Dorothx Krelg r Adelme Gregg ' a A' Lf fm .Y I .. .' i , ,, , . U t , , 4 w 1 - , . Z . . 1 . . . ' 315' Y .- 1 1 W1 r 1 . A 1 . . 4 51 2. . l ' , , I . .', . , , , -A 1 , . ' 1 1 , . ' , . . ,. 1 . . .V . 1 - A A 1 -- . l V ,. , ,. . - , 413, '17, , 1. v 5. ' y ,B - ' 4 1 A 1- 1 . V' ' S EIvQLfsf-QQNXQXKY 'Y VA aww' LY? XX FED 'QS-xi f L93WfD QMMWK QEMOQRHL SH RUJFWD l N N SSL? WRX' QW L xgws T Vgs R.h - we ,f, Z X ! , Y TX aQ' W f H H 3 3 - 'K Wh w vAW y Y-, I Wm f ' 4 V 'QSM ' XX VX ,Q f fs' X Zffif ip! ' ,4- X - ef l fx A Z S 5 5 Senior box S listen attentnelv to Mr Brax as he explamx a Frlgonometrx problem 1951 Mr. Arthur of the Hazleton National Bank explains how to write a check during the field trip taken by the Senior Book- keeping Class. Miss McLaughlin Q Algebra class is eager to give the answer to the problem on the board 'U 'Y ' ..'. ', ., , . , V 0 N1 ca lx Shown flurvng fhQ1I' Held tmp to the II 1711 ton Natum 11 B in Th1 wene show N the Ntudents tal mg .idx antage of the Llbrdrx I iuhtws prm 1dPd here lt Hazle I mx nxhlp Av 1 The Phxslcs class IS busy completmg an asslgnment m then' workbooks as Wir Frank Dushanko superx hes I 9 5 I -X class of Sophomore Com text Thexe daily tests help the Student to gain Npcul in ty ping I I 5' I As a part of Office Practice, each one in the Senior Class completes an individual file box. Here the class is shown filing. A Senior Democracy Class mercials takes a timed typing U K 1 N11 N Bell conductx a recmta non lemon ln her frelhmen l' nglxxh Olav The bemor Home Lumomlcs glrlx vxorlx together to make 'lhomax gnes them 4 few pointers yt Q4' Thl Sophomore Blologx Cla under the gulflance of 'Nir Nat Falcone 1 ledrnmg the bodx tructure of IH ect 1951 . F.: .t ' '- iff ' I l , . , . ' B- - - 4 f A cherry pies as Miss Irene ' 1 1 I v 1 1 i' ' - . fl ' f S .S . l, ' 'ss, ' ' . A ' AU , 'S . ' ' 8' s ' s 's. Emu 'WH erm IOJZG, rqulagaapfzd i JS Fi-.jhii 3'-J-:ZF QM PH 'ff' D MGX xx fs 'YRQ L Q xx , 1 , X N X Xu I X I XJ , 7 x-N X X J xx s Mwfil + 1 x ,P ,K I I g ' f r L My Q X ix 1 fx xxx WX X X YY-VV g Wk M f 5 1 1 1 1 ' - 1-1' X ' I A , T., - YY A W Lum, f R Y! N 2 r 2' x 'A l 91 A J. f f ' . I 1 Q , ' i mi' wx . ,QA ! li y A SE-7 . I If I X X ' ' x I f. x is ' ' ex NX Q. f! ff O -x xx X J Datum Ace Pharmacy Ace Glass and Pamt Clo Andy Motor Store Art Beauty Shop Army and lxayy Store l3ellez7a Speclalty Ben Gauf Berlitz s Bakery Blumer s Central C arage C'urry s Class Shop Dr J M Della Croce Dr T J McGeehan Dr Mhley Dr Fred Seldel Flko Bros Servlce St'1t1on Fmplre Cleaners Perdlnand s Froyen Foods l rank A011 l reeland Dalry Fox Motors C Harry LGWIS Clnropractor Gene Smlth Cerard Caccesse Furmture Store Clldenberg s Drug Store C'1l s Crand Smoke Shop C reco C'onfect1one1y C us Genettl Harry s Place Hartranft s Quallty Food Market Havle O11 C ompany Jeddo Shoe Shop Jeddo Supply Store John C '1ll Johnson s Ph zrmacy Kapes Auto l lectrlc Sen ICQ Kltty s Serxlce Statlon Kopskle Automotlye Lepe11 Cafe Lobltf Caterlngs Serx lce LOUIS Nassan Max s Men s Shop NIIHOI H h1te 'l ruck C'o 'Xlr and Hrs Anthony Ruteckl 'Vlr and Hrs Frank Sypeck P gl If Auto Serylce P SClII191d9I' and Sons Racusln Department SCOIG Reho s Cafe Rettnelle1 s Romeo Hotel S 'VIe1c'1nt1no ldllOI1ILL Smllll If lectrlc Store Smutny Bros Snyder s VX alk Over Shoe Sto1e Stanley J3S1HOWSkl John H Stuntf Joseph Fomushak Seals Roebuck 81 C'o 'l he C' E Helmes Agency l unnessen s VS ea1 s Inc Wlll s Men s Shop Woody s Restaurant FlOIldH Luchl CCJNIPLIMPNIS Ol' CUMPLIMI NIS OI I-IAZLE MAID BAKERS INC DR MUSSARI ' 1 I n If f ' 1 1 L 7 1 4' , ' 1 .' . ' J 7 - , Y. . 1 , A L V ,A . I . , . ' . V. . 4 J' Y ' V 1 X 1 f 1 1 I L 1 ' 1 1 ' v J I 1 L ' , y . 1 - ' . . . 1 1 . 1 . . 1 . . . 1 . 1 . 1 . ' 1 . . . 1 J 1. c 1 , ' 4 ' ' 4 1 1 , 1 ' 1 . A .7 , , . 4 . 1 - . ,, . . 4 1 . . . 1 'c V . 1 . J , . . 4 I. , 1, 1 ,, ' Yr - 1 I A , ' 1 I 5 u V4 . , V I 1 I ' '1 1 - N ' 1 y 1 1 l 1. ' . f ' ' rw 1 I L 1 K ,r . .157 i ' ' . . ' 1 1 L , 1 1 s ' W f ' 1 . A f I ' . 1 1 . 1 V Y IWW N I A A 4: 1181 1- , n . BEST WISHES THF GRADUATING CLASS OF 51 MICHAEL DAMIANO Hazle Townshxp Tax Collector H if ll C'HNII'I.lKllCN'l'S UI 11151 Klzwlxle- lizmk liuilfiing 211' 1111, I'z1. XII S COSGROVE Hazleton s Photographer Studio and Camera Shop W B t 8 4 VU. 'I,lllI'IX'l'.' OI' 9 The First with Everything Photographic 0 27 . road S . Phone 3 56 IN I-IAZLETON ITS DEISROTH S DEPARTMENT STORE VALUE STYLE QUALITY I I CHISNELL COAL COMPANY 9 C B d d L IS COMI I IMI NI V, 84 Years of Servlce Markle Banking 84 Trust Company SAVE ON PAY DAY Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlon HUMBOLDT STORE DIVISION Ol' CHISNELL AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE INC C'OMI'I,IMEN'1'S OF For only a few years short of a century the name of Jeddo Highland has been synonymous with Cl premium anfhraclte Among consumers and dealers alike Its quality has become a tradlhon MINFD L1XDfR HARINIF UAA iff HFXT SIIXFF 1958 IEDIJU HIGHLAND wwf E g Jfllllh lElllJ0 HlGHlANll Clllll CUMPANY 'TON' Jenna PENNSYLVANIA C OMPLINIEN TS OF LATTIMER COAL CORPORATION . . . . . T - 7' l 4 7 . 7 1 . .1 Y v 4 ' 1 4 - l - , 1 1 1 ,. .1 , , 4 I CQ I' me c X. Q' EINIGHLAID -1 - IEIZDAI. 5 , I , v . . TAKE THINGS IN YOUR OWN HANDS Sell' help IS about the onlx vw xx to zccumulate .mx thmg m X our own n xme Dod mg, the Nsue onlx ret xrde xour promees I ou must une somethmg Del IX m the mattel pute xou that much futher behmd Open rr PF OPLI' S HA N Ix nrmzmf at mmf Member Federal Reserve Bank The People s Savings 84 Trust Co Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporation Hazleton Maehmery CONIPI INTISNTS OF E t C qulpmen Ompany PANC HO S IIOIEI CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES lXlllIIQSX llle P1 XI VX I STD AND PITI I ILI SUCCESS RI x IALS to the CLASS OF 51 H xfleton 'XIcAfloo Hl4Ll1W1X Hazleton, I .1 I D BOY 3-16L N A .kr .' 'Z.f 24- ' j ' z . g f .C I 2 . f Y U .rv f ' T. 27' I . K 7 , , 2' ' . 1 ,,. 7 1 4A . , 1 , 0 O Phones 3082 A 3083 3084 . Q f I 4, U. I, . , N ' 31 f rw n JI no , 2. fi ', Xu, .' lei' ,vm Y zz -I ' 'Y rj .7 D. P. .1 ,:e NXOOIDIIINI Il I Servlng the Hazleton Reglon Wlth things electric HARDWARE SPORTS GOODS S 1 XIII x lo0dMd1Ic,l GROCERIES MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES DAIRY PRODUCTS S e fi QII X South OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET X VI WO IOXSIHIJI IIOW CONIPAINX .I Eli E I I I ' I I 15 5 - - -1 -A F1 553 I'1rrr.Q I7I'fI,IYERY .'ERYIC'I'f I'l11:n 1 -1101 Phmw ,hum TIN! N. I,111'11s1 Sl. II11'.l-11111, I' - II 11. W. l11'11z11I 'I. II1zl1-11111, I':1. I'IlIIlIL s Chex mlvl 7 1 ' I ,II1 IwI1f11wTA1 1 , 1, X , V , K A L 1, , 1 , .' Street I'II'U0I2lI'lCI, Iyll. ,I I I I .I lla7leton AUlOIIlObllG F1 ades Assoma Llon Charles H RICE Clyde Garage Inc Exdam Brothers Hazleton Bulck Hazleton Motor Lettxere Garage Mack Truck Nash Hazleton Sales Power Cnty Motor Co Hazleton Hudson Schultz Sherrock Brothers Taub Motor Wrlght Motor Sales Co COIXIPI l'XlI1'X IS If dclo Supplx Store coMPL1Mrx1s OF A I lilhxlll V lung Sol Lamp WOIlxS, Ing RADIO TUBE DIVISION Weathellv Ia V V O , J , , , . . 1 Y 1 Y f V L, l K X , . . fl I . u. 'Q' Ol Lyman Chevrolet , , I A! . K x 1 l T I ' uf 1' ' , ' ' 1 I X 0 I T M 4 u .L - 1. 1 Y ' .40 CONIPLINIFX IS OF A FRIEND CUNIPI INII N IS Llenetlpl N l ood Clentexe Hazleton Freeland Tamaqua IHF IEADLH SFORF Hazleton s Low Price Store SUCCESS CLASS OF 51 KHZIHIIQFZ Pulaskl Cub of Hazle Townshlp 608 610 North Sheet XX est H uleton Pa OF '1 C'OMPLIMEN'l'S to thg OF ' ' '1 r w 3 J i I ' S1 .il CONII I INII N IS COIXII I INII XII? 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SERVICE SCHAFER S GARAGE VI hlte Hax on P1 Phone XY hlte Han On ' LEWIS SCI-IIETRUMPF JEWELER il VI Broad St We t Hazleton Ia LUSHER Sz LUSHER ON TIME PRINTERS '8 30 Wext Croen St H Lzletun P1 T0I0phOn0 ' N06 lull 5I'fLI1ff' I -111 THOMAS BROTHERS Amr Condltlonxng BOTTLED GAS REFRIGERATION YELLOW CAB SERVICE PHONE ,P XI.1pleSt H xzleton P1 The I llrzff u 111 l7'Z77Zl7Zf!Il77g Scnmr PRINTCRAFT D16 lnctxve GRADUATION PERSONAL CARDS and COMMENCEIVIENT ANNOIJNCEMENTS M F Flin St Scranton MEISS GARAGE HOUR TOWING SERVICE Phone Saul AT ' 7 ' , jf. I ' ' ' 1.711 I Y f.. -f I ,' I . . 7 , 'ES ' Y J' 1 n v 9 211 N. Cedar St. Phone 4669 TWO-WAY RADIO CABS . . . . .JF A , l . J. ' ' .' ' A Y 24 IK 1 4' 145 ,. , . . -' ,Pa. 97 A F lPeggy1 EHRENBERC S. SONS Speclal Representative or FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO Hizleton Pd Phone 3166 CASHIMERS PAINT S. DECORATING CENTER VALSPAR PAINTS Phone 860 I Corner Front 6. Centre St Freeland Penne Storm Phone Rm mls nu V94 MICHAEL S FURNITURE STORE MICHAEL GIANNOTT PROP 1 196 Alter St Hazleton Pennx BRAZINA AND MYERS BOWLING AND BILLIARDS 11' Centre Street Freeland P1 Phone Il 'NI CONIPI IMI' N FS OI PITMAN S FURNITURE co Ifrcclanrl Ia. Phone 307 J Nlemhcr I' I' D CASTER S FLORAL SHOP R S CASTER PROP I 1rzI'Ir1 Ir Illlflll 110 Centre Street Freeland Penna R F FIEST WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY CONIPLIlx1FN1S of CANDY CIGARS CIGARETTES Dr T J Sharkey Phone J N J 818 Front St lrulancl Id . . v f -. , . , , , 1 ' - 4. s. . lg' ' . , . . . , , . LI A I: lf. I fl.. 21337 7 f L f It ' , . . .,. Y 194-. . . . ' , ' 2. I-1 -- If , A A . ' ' 1 . . , I If t ' 7 Y ' . . , . I U' ,, IIT I ' ' 11 s,1 A 'l1'r1 ' , , . F 1 j 1 1 . . 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Comm IMI NTS I JANOV INC COMPI IMFNTS HAJOCA CORPORATION ENJOY THE KEY THEATRE FREELAND MILLS INC HALL BROTHERS I M GREGOR GOLDSMITH ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 610 Alto St COMPI IMI'IN'lS OI' GABE GARLAND AND ORCHESTRA I 7 S hr u a xard , H I J . I Harvxoofl, Pd Pho 0 9 ho 0 'Q K I C OF T , J . OF . , . Clean Cozy Comfort COMPLIMEZNTS OF and Modern Relaxation at , Dis ributors X A j ' 'A 1 ac r . Phon051.'L 100 FRUMKIN BROS e ' ouse of 21 Famous ran S' 2 '.Broa , . H zeton, 21. HENRY DR YFOOS, JR GENERAL INSURANCE Haz eton Pa. J S C-ANS TELEVISION SALES SERVICE St COMPI INII' N FS Wlllxam V Coyle M D SEE FIERRO FOR FURNITURE CONIPI IMENTS OF JAMES P COSTELLO JR ISRAEL T KLAPPER ROBERT J GILLESPIE DICK S DECORATIVE FABRICS IUI N I gSt t Hazlet n Pa Ph n 6100 CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA QUARRY STRIPPING and CONSTRUCTION CO t Pe ma. Th ' H B d ' 1 , I W d St a I P I 1 I ' . ' ' 011' 2217 E.9th ree-t ' ' ' ' Andrew 1 ' Joe . , . Lou 7 y .'. Y'yomin L ree . I U' 09. Hazleon, 1'. 101 STAR MARKETS DINE and DANCE l0'0 N Church St P om ml44 NZ S Poplar St Phone 39 FREE DELIVERY MATZ S GRILLE I ltilmer Pd Phono 'V09 TONY TERRACI NO COAL HAULING comm IMI x FS OF FRIEDLANDER OIL. CO GABRIEL S SERVICE STATION Wnd and N Church Sts Hazleton Pa COMPI IMFNTS OI JAKES BAR 8: GRILLE 109 Wmter Axe W est Hazleton Pa Jacob Planutxs Prop FIERRO S ECONOMY FOOD MARKET I-IAZLE CLUB TRU ORANGE Contalns Pure Orange Juice Phone 1 MJ H4711-ton at L . ' ., . h -7 ' 7 TLA ' 13.27 I: f , f. ..g . ,V . I A . 1 Pardeesville, Pa. ' I A 41 Y F Y Y ' S Lf. ' . ' 7 . , , . . , . . I Y .I . . , , 3 ' . . , Pa. I L IONIPIIXIIN S Dr T J Mras DE BALKO S RADIO x REFRIGERATOR sERv1cE Xlts r Str Ilxzlfton P1 Phone 19 School Supplnes Typewrlters DEEMER Sz COVIPANY 4 VN Bru1clStreet II lzleton Pc mu I mr S171 zu OUR HOUSE RESTAURANT GOOD FO GOOD HEALTH H xzleton P1 Dune In Comfort At The AIR CONDITIONED BLUE CO VIET DINER 4s S Church Street H wleton Pm mm SCHWARTZ MUSIC STORE and INSTRUMENT REPAIR SHOP '40 North YY xommg Street H Ulf ton Pm mn Phone 990 COXIPI HIP N IS OF LEE AUTOMOBILE TELEVISION SUPPLY COMPANY '10 '14 F Green Strom H.1Lleton Pr nn: Phone 0 AND HOME APPLIANCE CENTER 509 I Dlamoml -Menus II :Llc ton P1 V or ' . . . 3713 1 + .' 1-vt . , , A -1-n 1 , . , . ..-, Z1 If . 22 '. 2 Q 1 I OD Stationery Office Outfitters 40 South cthurvh St- : , , z. I 2 A y , 2' zz 1 , - 2. . 7 Y I 2. q A 99 ' ' III: BYOREK S KNOTTY PINE BAR B Q Only The I-Ilghest Quality Food Served BABON S SERVICE STATION ESSO Gas Onl Lubncatnon ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES ACCI4 SSORIFS VS ASHINC Sz POI ISHINC I aurel .md Chextnut Stx Hdzfleton 9 09 CONIPI IMFNTS OI BRUGGER BAKERY THE HOME OF BETTER PASTRY R 630 MLKmley Strect Hazleton P1 Phona 194' JOHN ADAM S BUS LINES HAZLETON BERWICK BUS SERVICE lI14IZlFlfI1lSI'lfIIfF JUAN? POINI IN Hdzle ton 4 '10 COMPI IMFNTS OI JOSEPH BRADISH AMUSEMENT MACHINES I South St Phone 109 Freeland P1 COMPLIMP N IS SCHAUB BROTHERS I rmlanrl P IRA BERCER AND SONS YValnut and Blrbmk Sis Frulomfl P1 Lumber Paints Millwork Hardware BUILDERS 6. MASONS SUPPLIES MORRIS SQUARE DEAL JEWELERS Complete llne of Hamilton Elgnns Bulova and Benrus WATCHES 11 I Bmdfl St II ulfton Ia. Y I A I An A I 1 A A A D 15. L PHJVNA. . I ' J J P .. OF 4. A' , 2. I U f a' ' ' ,I L-1. ' , 2. ' Y Y , 'xt - 104 LESANTE TRUCKING Par lee xllle Penni BONOMO S JEWELERS 4 1 Centre St Freeland Pa EXPERT WATCH REPAIRINC. 1 learf Harm fl CONIPI INIFN rs OF HAZLETON WHOLESALE comer mr NIS OF HON JOHN J MIKULA Representatnve of the First Legislative DlStFlCt I ll erm l vzuziu INTENSIVE SECRETARIAL AND ACCOUNTING COURSE For Informatxon Wrlte McCANN Traclers Banl BL1llfIlf1f., Phune 40' Hazleton Telephone 7 300 HAZLE BUILDERS BUILDING MATERIALS Mn.LwoRK Shop II :th Lorzfldencf A! ll BON TON Hazle on s Value and Fashxon Center 130 136 XX Broad St I L lton P1 Phone 1 ,OO Since 1895 I I CREAM C NRE AS THE MOUNTAIN AIR I I -,, Un ' 'f I ll 330th Sz N. Church Streets Hazleton, Pa. - L. f , Pa. ' ' H . Tl ' Ia' 1' , 2. JAYEM SUPPLY CO H g HAII FTONI PA ROBERT J McNUTLY FUNERAL DIRECTOR C la! a a fr' -1 v MERCURY PHOTO ENGRAVERS H In E g Nhnt n HENRY LAUNDRY CLEANERS COMPLIMEINTS OF ROSEN S FURNITURE CO 11 W B oad St THE STORE OF REAL VALUE FILBERT S JEWELERS 4E BraiSt0et tn CONGRATULATIONS t h CLASS OF 51 VALIANT S CAFE JOHN J SCATTON JEWELER 4 Alter St A et n Hazleton-McAdoo i hway V 407 fentre Street V ' FMP ' nr , P' . For P ri ular . d 6TfiSf'TSH a ones --- Line tchin ayouts Art Ben Day Pine 8: Maple Sts. Phonp PNOTIP . 0 S . Hazleto ,Pu. , 1 . 2 . 0 r r ,, , Hazle 0 , Pa. :J . r . o t e 57 . ' H' zl. on, P0 na. 101i cmll 1 INII UQ HM The SI-IIRTCRAFT COMPANY nc JOHN J MORAN and SONS QUALITY BEVERAGES I CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATINC CLASS OF 1951 TRADERS BANK AND TRUST COXIPIIMPNIS JEDDO STARS A A ur x 1 s SCHULTZ S IIIIN NIS JOE KISACKY FOOD MARKET COXIPI INIP NTS OF MAJESTIC FURNITURE STORE COXIPIINII x IS JACOB FRUMKIN WHOLESALE CANDY AND TOBACCO . I . H2323 My-Kinlvy Strf I 345 W. Broad S . Hazle Iizlzlm-tml, Pvnmx. I'Imnf- 23130 I0 the ' g , I. '. OF CO. CU. 'l,INIl'I. '.' VON ' . .II'I. ',' OI OF 7 , ,, If ' . ,. OF I I' COMPLIMENTS OI JOHN E. COTSACK COM PLI MENTS OF ELLSWORTH W. MILLER REALTOR AND INSURANCE llazleton, Pa. Representing The Travelers Insurance JOHN MATULEVICH TRUCKINC. Hdrwmd P HYS MEN S SHOP EXCLUSIVE MEN S WEAR Markle Banl Bllllfilllf., 1876 1951 75 Years of Service Greater Hazleton Area HAZLETON Y M C A VN Broad St Hazleton BOND CLEANERS PERFECT CLEANERS Joseph Kennedy Prop PICKUP Sz DELIVERY SERVICE PI10'lIP7 and IUI RIPOI S 191 South Poplar Street JOHN CRAIG Phone 2772 COAL Prompt and Efficient Service Phone 1399 161 C1 xrflflfl SI Iltuzlcton Pa. X I 7 ' ' , a. ' A ' f ' ' F In . . . . '. . ' ,Pa. , . , I . , - H 1 V V Local and Long Distance Hauling . . . ' I -. -. . . , 1 J. . 3 ' I . 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GUM MACHINE CO Hazlgt n NC Penne GEORGE F DE LALLO COMPI IMI N'IS PLUMBING 8z HEATING CONTRACTOR Cel .1 d Heml Ix Str et HAXLFTON PA JOE and BUD KRESS BRUCE M I-IICKS Pharmacist Hot l Alt m nt H zleton P GEORGE S RESTAURANT S0 I4 t Broal St eat H I 1 I C ,. 4. 7 7 1 ho P IIdZIf'IOIl, I N Ld ml trod 4 J Hazleton, Pe-una V 7 . . 0 I . ' . Hazleton, Perma. . . J G . OF c ar ' n oc ' e , s 74 A , . . ! . I Tas 'r r 1 e a 0 VK t P '. azoun, a. a 1 , a. 110 LADIES WEAR HYMAN S MEN s WEAR CONIPI IMPN IS OF I-IAZLETON DRIVE IN THEATRE Hdzlctcm Yllllcc Bxrrc Rodrl RODRIGUEZ BROTHERS irc ck I41 he -Xxcnuc Hazleton Pd I hm c 60 cl 1111 IXII N. IS I DIAMOND THEATRE .146 Alter Street Ilazleton Pc nn Office Phonc R0 ulence 4 '4 Hlbx I-IAZLETON TILE St TERRAZZO TILINC AND FLOOR COVFRINC OF ALL TYPES il t :K N Church St H411 FTON PENN-X MILLER HIGH LIFE BEER W A YUHAS S65 W VI tlnut btrcct Hazleton Pa Phon e-ihx ccmu mr ms Ol FREELAND SCHOOL WOODWORKING 44-1 Lcntre Strut Ireeldncl Pcnna. CARL HEMSARTH AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICES S JJ Hfmlcton P4 C N . I 'l. '.' O ' 25 l s rs. '- 1 3 vzso' H X Q L T I ity' I S ITIRT Sz MIXED SODAS COMPANY Q : S ' s. ' ' 9' of '- ' -A la. az: P1 I lar st. lll UI' II CHENETZ S MENS SHOP IVIorrls Chenetz and Samuel Koplln Proprnetors I NN Broa.rI St II11 mm I STAR CLEANERS QUAI ITY CLEANING I OVII WI PRICI S PRONIP1 SI RX If I SINfIlllF1I1Sl fmt 1 VALLEY HOTEL Route 309 Freeland Drums Cro rmulx Drum P1 f H011 P WINE LIQUOR BEER c oM11 1Mr N rs or SOPHIES r slmrl P f OMPLIMI WIS SHARP S BAKERY A Complete Variety of Baked Products for All Occaslons SKIPPY 47 ml Ie Dorm FOOTWEAR CORPORATION Cd I' rceland 61 PERQUETTE Hazleton s OnIyC I Jewelers RIPA JEWELERS REPAIRINC. '4 S VN xummg St WATCH Ilddctnn P1 DIAMONDS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Phone 6140 :NI Hmmm n Ildzlctun P1 7 'Sli 'ITII f'UXl ll1l'I,X'f'If .-IT 7 . - L. SS . b. I s, 2. jf ', ' C. zzl' , 'QL , , . , . Y Pham- 5559 F Qi, ,i I , 1. bfi . ' ' .' . 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