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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1955 volume:

HAZLE TowNSHsP HIGH SCHOOL O f 7 X - Q, O AY X D A D F T 5 E R E I mi I,,,,l,'3,' I .II 'Il,, I, ,F ',l'l A , ,5'll l ',',,lf 'l!IgI,I,I','l4Plf!f'f ,I',,fAl W A ei A I A X U A D Y V I I fanfic. K 775 Ijjfclfffc ' CPC, A Vffflzy C549 Y! :5VvV c,2jA Zag? tv V L ! V .1 XI A A v Q W N J 1 H U 3 Ii' M L E . I I A V-M Nksl HiiixgxsxxxxhxxalxxlxQgmsx- QKWNNNXNRNNNNEQkskxshqixmixxsxxxN-s.!..Q!N-:xxx-RN.: Nxiaikhlxxa Rxiwwwz I 3 5 y Y :I 1 B O ' P .I -V 3 I 41 I . , E I' O H Jw 1 T I ' I .V - M B ll I ml Z i 'IU II' r A M lg'. ,,5F ': 'lg' ,,,,' 5!: 4 'lj 'g 'X I v! Q',II','ll 4,,,'A:'l','?',,. 1 ,csllrf-',', ,sg ,I 'I ,JIfI 6 N NNNXxXYNNKNxNxNNNNNXNqN::1:NN1:N:5l Q A X xx A W tit' !,, ' V Q A ' l LNNxssxuxxssx-NNaxxxxxxx-NN NxksNNN .NNN 8 Nth N..N.. NAN. 3 1 J O .fi 74? 1 ,. Foreword This book is a record: A record of our joys and pleasuresg An expression of our hopes and dreams. Somewhere between the lines you will read our heartaches, our sorrows and disappointments. They played quite some part in our school life but now they are found only between the lines not too prominenrg none too clear. We hope they who read our history herein related will be the better for having read it as we have become better having lived it. May it serve to refresh our memory of friends and places dear to us when others take our places here and are enfolded and succored by our common Alma Mater. Contents ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL .,........ ....... 1 - 7 DEDICATION .................................... .....-. 8 - 9 FACULTY ......... -----.. 1 0 - 13 SENIORS .............................................. ------- 1 4 - 43 ADMINISTRATION AT WAORK ...... ....... 4 4 JUNIOR FACULTY .......................... .....-- 4 5 UNDERCLASSMEN .... ------- 4 6 - 49 SPORTS ................... ------- 5 0 - 53 ACTIVITIES ......... ------- 5 9 - 79 ADS ,..,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ....... 8 0 -100 6715332 2 3 -.Q Q -f ?- w as :ef . . 'fw .- f' Wk- - ,f ,. 'Y' ...x- Z i x 1 443553 r .L'- vf J 3 't' Q., 094- I PM 44 I 5 H bl i 5 ' - lt I I W-.H V .. K my V 1 'g,..,L21g'2'ff'w-It 1 . X H ' 1 f f -Sw -,,,, , -'H-'-+....... yi' 104, W Y- , fe 'N , 5 L - . ,, WV Y W 1 wmv il vs 3 x 1 s 5 5 5 f 5 3 5 . J, x. ALMA MATER 251' A R, 5 qgwv W- A D I I S 1 l l 'I l f Q JH fllgmglr JOSEPH D. GALLAGHER, A.B., M.A. Superintendent of Hazle Township School Dixtrict. VICTOR GAVINSKI Treasurer of School Board JOSEPH MCMONIGLE President of School Board hr ul' JOSEPH BARTKOVICH Vice President of School Board 4 gi'-13' '- YN af .4 ,,,. A.. mf . PATRICK BOYLE Secretary of School Boara TRAT WILLIAM T. HELLINGS A. B., M.A. High School Principal JOSEPH GENEROSE Board Member WALTER YAMULLA Board Member VINCENT M. BOYLE B.S. Vice-Principal High School MICHAEL HARASCAK Board Member Our Administrators Although our years number not many, we are cogni- zant of a certain conspiracy against bodies politic in general. The attitudes of people toward them are cyni- cal. Without provocation they are maligned by well- intentioned but ill-informed persons. Politics is not an invidious system. Politicians, of necessity, are not cranks. The word politics is of Greek origin, P-O-L-I-S meaning citizen. The original meaning of politics bore the connotation of citizen-participation in government. The implication was that they who gov- erned were the elite, the intellectuals, the philosophers, all men of the greatest integrity. Today politics has acquired an antithetical meaning. Peoples minds are filled with antipathy and scream epigrams and vituper- ate against every man who indicates an intention to run for a public office. As a result a man is branded before he attains his position. Since our politics appear to operate in reverse we discourage the better candidates. Frequently, then, we do find men in office whose phil- osophy of life is unstable and thus vaccilate for the sake of gaining hnancial, social, or political prestige in the name of unwholesome expediency. As we see it, those men who are functioning as offi- cials in our school government are comparable to the early Grecian politician-each man honorable, of un- questionable integrity determined to serve his community to the utmost of his ability. Long will we remember your successful effort to pre- serve the identity of OUR Hazle Township School District. May Township forever have at its helm men as capable and worthy of public trust as you who now occupy the chairs of authority. DISTRICT GLORIA GENEROSE JOHN BROGAN STEPHANIE BROTON District Clerk Attendance Ojicer High-School Clerk DR. LIEBENER MISS MARY MATHER, R, N. DR, FRANCIS DELLA CROCE Medical Examiner District Nurse Dental Examiner el' cl- WI ff 0' ! 976: Q , QQ 9 1 go In I fc Dig ccfmf Huw! 9 I me ,,. AW any S A 4 I Nvnye Q DDITUF DENTIYT PER ON X X QF gmac, Magi J X X '+ ' '---I-.... NEL Hot Meal: Served By DAN ROARTY EDNA CANN ANNA MARINOCK ANNA HARASCAK MARY GRACE CARLIN MARTIN KAPES, JOHN PATUCEK, JOSEPH HOVANIETZ, JOHN KOHUSKIE. MIKE MATYAS THOMAS DONAHUE JOHN PECONE If if: to :take the hrex, plug a leak, repair a desk, sweep the floor or fill a fountain pen, these men are smilingly responsive. 7 31 '---.....,,g V - ' is Coach F rzend DEDICATICN Mr. George U rosevich Mr. Uroyeoich, we are proud to have heen ayyociated with you throughout our four yeary in Hazle Townyhip High Schoolg we admire you for your limitleyy capacity for making light of faoory while doing them and yeentingly rec eioing when conferringg we reypect you for your keen inyight, profound knowledge, and deep underytanding of our prohlemy. We will cheriyh the memory of you hecauye your miniytrationy have heen juyt, your de- ciyiony prudent, and your admonitiony tolerant. In your devotion to your dutiey and to uy you hare renovated our hearty and willy. We believe you haue done thoye thingy which are the mark of a great teacher. By thiy dedication we are attempting, in ever yo humhle a manner, to demonytrate the eyteenz we have in our hearty for you. Mr. U ro yerfich, it iy with ineytimahle pride, we the clayy of 1955 dedicate our hook to you. 9 VUALTER J. BOBOWSKI-B. S. in ' Subjects: Plane Geometry, Elemen- tary Algebra, Senior Science. VINCENT M. BOYLE-B. S. nr ' Subjects: General Science, Health JOSEPH W. CARLIN-A. B. Pa. Subjects: Civics, English 1. FRANK DUSHANKO-B. S.- M. ED. Subjects: Chemistry, Physics, Biology. STEPHEN DUSHANKO-B. S. Subjects: English, Social Subjects NAT FALCONE-B. S.-M. S. Subjects: Solid Geometry, Trigo- nometry, Algebra, Guidance Coun selor. BERNARD GALGANOVICZ- B. S.-M. S. Subject: English III. IRENE T. GALLAGHER-B. S. Subjects: General and Vocational Homernaking. LEONA GETTINGER--A. B.- M, A. Subjects: French, World History. GERTRUDE C. HANLEY--B. S -M. A. Subjects: Shorthand 1 and 11, Typ ing 1 and 11, Office Practice. EDWARD HOLLIS-B. S.- M. ED. Subjects: English, Biology. ADAM H. SLYSOFSKI--A. B. Subjects: Biology, Health and Phy- sical Education, Social Studies. HENRY C. SMITH-B. C. S.- B. S.-M. A. Subjects: Bozzkkeeping 1 and 11 Typing, Junior Business Training TH OMAS SWEENEY-B. S. Subjects: Consumers Education Business English, Sophomore Eng lish. GEORGE UROSEVICH-B. S. Subjects: United States History. ANNE B. VOYTKO-A. B. Subjects: English, Librarian. JOSEPH ZELLOE-B. S. Subjects: Music Supervisor, Busi- ness Arithmetic. LEON J. ZYLLA-A. B. Subjects: Latin, General Science. v We Have The Best A good teacher is a gentleman, a man of power, is humble, patient, kind, has full knowledge of his subject and possesses many other virtuous qualities which make him stand out front and far above the average citizen. His pro- fession is the zenith of the professions. He prepares the professional for his profession. His task must needs be a difficult one. And yet we believe that each and every one of our teachers measures favorably against the above definition -found not-wanting in any pre-requisite. We are leaving your protective patronage and feel that no word-said or written-can better express what you have meant to us than a complete admission that our parting is tearfully sorrowful. - WW, XB: W-if Qnqj 4. Sy, l 4 Ti ' , wr' 7: l 4 yf fl I A t' ' s,,,14l'l9 N ,, 'fi ' ' i' Our H elmsmen Through Turmoil and Strife Tlfey Sleered Us To Om' Coveted Goal 'Q M. ss MR. UROSEVICH FDWARD FATULA Class Advisef President ,H W PATSY GALLAGHER JANICE TRATHEN JIMMY YACHEM Treasurer Secretary Vice-President I4 MICHAEL ACRI MIKE Always smiling, happy and true, A hoy we're glad that we all knew, Sucress and happiness to a wonderful guy, A friendship like his money 5:17711 buy. MARIE ADAMS MARIE Marie is a very friendly girl, Who is of to set things in a whirl, With her ahility she is sure to sucreed, .S'he's always ready to do a good deed. SENIORS MICHAEL ANDRAS MIKE A practical joker is our Mike He is a lad that we all like He's very tall, handsome and kind A nicer boy is hard to find. LAWRENCE BELUSKO LARRY Larry is always full of glee, A memher of the hand is he. A handsome lady quiet and shy. When he passes, the girls all sigh. 195 I5 'N 5 ROSE MARIE BINDUS Very pretty, blonde and sweet A majorette who's quite a treat With all these assets I'm sure you' ll agree It is a pleasure to krzow Rose Marie. BEVERLY BRADISH An active girl in our class Is our Bev, a brown-eyed lass Always fun-loving and always gay She hrings us mach pleasure everyd ay. Rosns BEV THERESA BRASKEY Theresa if a pretty lan Helping all in oiir flair Happy-go-lzzehy girl if Jhe Always bafy ay a bee. TERRY ROBERT BREZNICKY Bobby if handforne, flender and Jmart, In clan aetivitief, tahef hir part. Fun-loving and witty are hif wayy, Everyone lazighf at the thingy he .fayJ. BREZ SENIORS JOHN BROGAN JACKIE Tall, dark and handforne if thiJ boy, To ZLY alt he bring: meh joy When thoye bafketball Jcoref he Jendf high, He alzvayf make! the girly all Jigh. STANLEY BUGDA STAN Tall, clark, and attractive if thif lad. Stanley wax one of the bext Jtzrdent: H.T.H.S. ever had. I-Ie'.r the lad with exfellent grooming, He'5 the boy who Jenilf all the girlf Jwoonirzg. 795 I6 5 BEI IY ANN CATANO BETTY ANN Betty Ann'J a girl with a play perfonality She'J cheerful and jolly in reality, Wordf that are hind Jhe'll alwayf Jay, Betty Anrff the one who if alivayx Jo gay. ANNA CIBULISH CIBBIE Tiny in stature, Jhe'f quite a gal To everyone, Jhe if a pal Whenever laughter if in the air Little Anna if mually there. EMILY CIPALA EMILY Very jovial and full of pep, Our Emily i.r really hep. Wonderful rlaffmale, full of fun, Loadf of friendf--enemiey none. RITA D'ANGELO RITA Rita ix a pretty min Who filled our clan with loadf of hlixf Alwayf thoughtful, alzoayf grand She'.r Jure to Juceeed in all Jhe'.r planned. ZX SENIORS I , MARLENE DINSMORE MARLENE Marlene, a girl full of vim and vigor If alwayf zvifhing lhal .rhe'd grow bigger She'5 the one who if cheerful and gay Marlene alwayx hay fomelhing funny to Jay. MAUREEN DUGAN MAUREEN Maureen if alwayx cheerful and happy af a lark She'll never pan without a hind remark Maureen adoref rhildren, .fo of cour.re Someday we think .rhe'll he a nurxe. 95 ANNA MARIE DeANGELO Cute and friendly if this lan Liked hy all the .renior ela.rJ Thoughtful, friendly, full of fun Alwayx helping everyone. GEORGE DEMKO George is the johexter in our flax Hi.r clever ufayx you can'l furpaff A player in l-he toivnfhip hand Alwayf willing to lend a hand 5 ANNA MARIE Gsonom I7 VINCENT ESPOSITO Our Vince wax quite a football lad A better friend we never bad He'J alwayf 'round wben tbere if fun He if liked by everyone. EDWARD F ATULA Eddie if quite a lad Wben be'.r around you're never :ad Heir alwayy laughing, Jpreading joy Tbat'J our Eddie, quite a boy. VINC G' x JUD J SENIORS MICHAEL GIARRIZZI A member of tbe towmbip band He alway: lends a belping band Heir alwayf jolly and full of fun A lad like birn we'll never Jbun. WALTER GOLAB Wally if a quiet boy And tbrougb our clam be .fpread much Hi.r bafbful and bif pleafant wayf Will surely bring bappinefx to bix dayf. PATRICIA GALLAGHER AT A very pretty lrixb lan Wboir amiable Jpirit you cant Jurpaxs Sbek always jolly and ull o un A Wbicb belpx ber to get tbingf well done 195 MIKE ,Wx , , LOUIS GASPER MAXIE Tall, :lender and alfo fmart For our flax! be did bu ,Dart Alwayf jolly with never a oe For any girl be'd make a nice beau 5 '- MESVE: 44:,5 f'!4?iW' ' ' ,asf s f- ms-e ' 'fl Qslg jsffi ? I w 'F' 35: 9 W 'F' - ,A V -if l Q, ,ya M Kg! g 4111 Q .a gp, i 5 -nj 'A me ., ,h m J., .QV 'fx' , ':f,5w:5II.2.EP?'vF L W' fgff ,, fff f 9 f.'. a ww ii , . . , 705, W . i A ,f gfn p ,fiigwff ' if A 'gsiiiaie-'ff I 'fdrffv - 1 'ff' 1' -, f .2 .fir L' 5 1 . ' t t' 'if lik ff W K' I8 , 1 'l:w-nr fi t BEVERLY GROHOL BEV i ' mm,, A flathing Jrnile, repartee and winning wayJ, Our Beoerlyir a girl Jinrere in all Jhe .rays Shejj' the girl with talent galore Bef: a cute majorette, what'5 more. PAUL GROHOL Calm and rafzzal deferihef our Pau. PAUL :gm ,W ,ww f k ' K Q i n gl r y ,.ln U mb, Q? , ' f -,'- , ,, , A IW' 'V ,pfir vfifl v',' f',' 677, Q Good-nalnred, friendlyg a pal to az He'll alwayf have many a friend r On him you always can depend. SENIORS JOHN GULLICK johnny if a cheerful friend All rnifnnderftandings he triey to mend johnny: on hix way to ma-eu He': one great handle of happinen. EMIL HARABIN Small in .ftatnreg hard to he Jeen I: our Emil-who'5 really keen He if happy through every day Alwayx .fmilex when coming your way. JOHN WINDY I A 955 BETTY HEBAL BETTY Tall, darh, and attractive if thif laJ.r Betty? the one who hnowr all the an.rwer5 in rlayf Alwayf on hand to join in the fun She'.f alwayx willing when thereir work to he done. CHARLES HILDEBRAND CHARLIE Charles waJ a fun loving lad When he'.f near, eoeryonek glad Alwayx willing to lend a hand The Jtudent hody think: heh grand I9 CHARLES HON ISH Charlie, though quiet and gentle in looht If very eonfrientiout at Jtudying hookx CHAS A lad who'x fharming and a good companion too To each of hiy friendf he'll always he true. RICHARD HOWLEY RICHIE Richie if a lad who played in the hand Everyone thinhf he i.r Jo grand Hit apt and downf he takey with a Jnzile Knowing all will he well after a while SENIORS ARLENE HUTNYAN ARLENE Her perfonality it wonderful, her eyes are hlue Sher full of pep and energy too Therer'5 never a dull moment when :he it near Sheff plearant, Jweet, and oh what a dear! JOSEPH JONES JOESIE Witty, jolly and full of fun jokes he telly hy the ton Good friend to one and all foe if the lad Jo hind and tall. I 95 20 5 MARIE KAMINSKI Marie it quite a lauie She dreney neat yet not too flasfy The very efyenre of joy and fun From your trouble.: Jhe'll hanith a ton. MARIE KAPES Fair, modeft, Jwoet and delightful Marie'5 a girl uho if not Jpiteful She if a very shy and quiet min Her aim in life if joy and bliss. MARIE MARIE CHARLES KELLER CHARLIE An active member of our ,renior claJ.r Hif ability no one can yurpaff A very ejficient boy if he On junior day he added glee. MARJORIE KIMOCK MARGIE She'.f a good friend when you're in need In life'J journey fhe'J bound to Jucceed Marjorie if Jweet, charming and gay We love being with her day after day. SENIORS JOHN KLOIZ . Although Klotzie ix .ro :mall Hif hutnorouy wayx are liked by all Happy-go-lucky and full of trichx He treaty our clan to many hickx. JOAN KOTCH joany iJ a young and lovable laJ.r With her hind way! Jhe anzazef the clam She ix very hind and neat And her perxonality if Jirnple, but Jweet. I KLOTZIE JOANY THOMAS KISATSKY TOM Shy and quiet ix thi: lad Up to date with the lateJt fad Quite a lad at hi! Jtudief He'll alwayx have lotf of good buddiex. ANDREW KISH ANDY Andy i.r alwayf full of fun With a greeting for everyone On a baxhetball court he if great To become a .rucreu il hif fate. 5 PETER KOVALICK PETE Pete if alwayy jolly and full of fun A chanzp in hafkethall, yet he'I the one Pete if a very arnhitiony lad And oh! What fun with him we had. MILDRED KRUPER MILLIE Mildred'5 a lan intelligent and wife She'J the girl with great big dreanzy eyey She'J a fine Jtndent and joker too Watch ont! he careful or .fhe'll play one on you. SENIORS sw ' ,. km R, Qty 2221 I MARGARET LUCAS MARGLE A lovable girl, with a Jrnile for all Blonde and peppy, 5he'f quite a doll With eyex .ro green that thine Jo She alwayy if a pretty Jight. hright MARY ELLEN LUCAS MARY ELLEN A Jhy, hut very witty lax Friend to all in our clan Pretty with a friendly Jrnile Everyone alwayx liked her Jtyle. A E 95 MICHAEL LENSACK GABE Happy-go-lnrky if thif lad You never fee him looking Jad Blond, hlne-eyed and tall Gahed' a lad liked by all. FRANCIS LETTKO FRAN Tall and handsome deyfrihef thi! fellow Liked hy all, he'f pleafant and rnellow He'J teen at all the ganzef and inch Witla girly he hay a magic tonch. 5 22 CHARLES MARCINKO He'f the Rorneo of our elau He wooed and won rnany a lan He'J zfery tall, handfome and kind A hoy like Chax. if hard to jind. JOAN MARINOCK SENIORS LAWRENCE MARTNICK LARRY Though :mall in Jtature, heir liked hy all For hi: good lookf, the girl'.r all fall. Alwayf Jmiling, happy and true, A hoy we're glad that we all knew. NEIL MAZZIE NEIL A nirer boy if hard to jind, IJ our Neil, thoughtful and kind, He'J alwayy happy and Jo gay Telling joker all the day. I CHAS. JOANIE foanie, the cheerleader, if enthufiaftie about the lateft fad, It'5 one reaxon why a girl like joanie will neuer he Jad, She get: along with everyone, even the hoyx, gl And getx all her work done without any noi.re. 955 LAWRENCE MCGEEHIN Larry .reernf quite the guy, When he ADEJJBJ, the girl'.r all Jigh. Good loo ing, pleaJant and a joy, IJ our Larry, what a boy. DANIEL MINOR Hif hear! and .foul are in hir work, From dijficult taxkf he'll never Jhirk. Hif eagerneff will neuer Jtop, Until heb' reached the uery top. 23 ' lr if LARRY DAN NY RICHARD OLEXA Richie .reernf quite the guy, Never dull and never Jhy, Induflriouf in all hi: work, I-Iii dutiex he will never Jhirk. DONALD ON DERKO Donald if good-natured and gay, Alwayy happy throughout the day Whistling while he doey hij work, His dutief he'll never Jhirk. ix JOSEPH NICHGLAS One of the hen alhletef, truly a Jtar, JOE With hif pleaxant perxonality he'f ture to go far. Sportf were always on hif mind, A hoy like foe il hard to find. ANTOINETTE OLASKI A very pretty hrown-eyed girl, Who alwayx haf ut in a whirl. lWiIh laughter and her plearing train, A lovely girl who really ralet. SENIORS RICHIE DONALD I 95 24 TOSHIA 5 JAMES OSCOVITCH Now here'J a lad who'5 full of fun, He'J Jucceeded in all he'J done. With good look! and a winning Jtnile, He hay HJ laughing all the while. IUDY PAISLEY Captain of the majorettef if Jhe, Alwayf happy and full of glee. A very pretty, popular latf, She if an asfet to our rlaff. COOPER PINKY HELEN PATRICK HELEN Since life not alwayx from care if free, Helen knowing thif hear: her trialy patiently. She haf nerer ojended, nor will ojfend, And .rhe'll alwayy he e1feryone'.r very heft friend. JOHN POLASHENSKI john if gay and full of fun, With alwayy a Jrnile for everyone. He doef hit heft to help ux all, Although in Jtature he'.r not tall. JOHN w...,-ff SENIORS NANCY PRZYBECK Naneie, our yell queen, if very pretty, She'.f full of pep and very witty. Pleafing perxonality, always gay, She had uf laughing everyday. LAWRENCE PUPACH Larrylf alwayf quiet and yhy, And yet he make! the girl.r all Jigh. Good looking and pleafant and a joyf A hiukethall player, he'.r quite a hoy. 195 Pluz LARRY JAMES POLLICK CACTUS jimmy hm 772iJ'C'bl61r'0llJ' eyef, To Jtay out of trouhle he trieer, Always joking, alwayx gay, Alwayy laughing every day. JOSEPH PROKOP CUPPY foe if the hoy with the roxy cheek, Hit perfonality if oh! Jo unique. Happy, fun loving and nzaroelouf friend, A helping hand to all he'.r willing to lend. 5 25 DONALD QUINONES DON Donald ix a cheerful friend, All inifirndemtaizdingf he trief to mend. He'J generotlr whatever the caafe, For hif kind heart, give applazue. FRANCES RENITSKY F RANCY Friendly, loving, kind and Jrnart, From her friendf 5he'll never part. Her upx and downf Jhe takey with a Jmile, Knowing that all will he well after while. ' 1 .N ,, .. A ,,,vg-fx, SENIORS I WILLIAM SHEMAN BILLY Tofu in football it our Bill, Alwayx doing thingf at will. Tall and handfornef he if great. With the girly he'll alwayf rate. MICHAEL SHINKO MIKE A pleayant hoy, well liked hy everyone, With Jimple wayx, many friendf he won. Alwayy smiling, Mike wax a jolly lad, When he'5 around, no one fan ever he fad. 95 26 LAXVRENCE ROMANCHICK Here'J a lad who if Jhy and quiet, In clay: he really if a riot. Very likeahle, kind to all. IJ our Larry, pleafant and tall. ANN SEGARIA Ann is kind, fnn-loving and gentle too, A girl like thi: will alzoayf he true, Ann if queen where happinen reignf, Her love for people never waney. 5 e ' 'K ,VB LARRY ANN y, yi llt. ,,h: ? K 'Sa ,,, y IEZV 5 Jig , V I J, X , X GLGRIA SKITZKI Gloria wax a bufy lan, Very active in our flaw. Very pretty, talented, too! Alwayx finding things to do. ELIZABETH SKOKOSKI A quiet, rnodext, and gentle lan, Alwayy first among her vlan. Alwayx friendly in the hall, Trying hard to pleafe us all. SENIORS ANNA JEAN SLUCK ANNA JEAN A fine companion if Anna fean, She if a girl who is ferene, She takey part in Jfhool activity, Anna'J a girl who lover Jiinplicity. DOLORES SOTACK DOLORES Cheerful and jolly, alwayf gay, Doloref, who alwayy haf fornething .rweet to Jay. With a beautiful voice like that of a nightingale, Her kind, Iweet, friendly Jrnile will never fail. I GLORIA BETTY 95 27 5 JULIE TIMKO fulie'.f a good friend to all, She'.r the leader of the rnajorettef tall. She'll get far we're Jure of that, A fne girl like Julie dexerves a pat. JANICE TRATHEN Tall in stature, liked by all, If our Janice, a blue-eyed doll. A nzajorette with dirnftlef Jo deep, Thi.r lovely brunette can make heart: leap. JULIE DIMPLES ROBERT VAJDA Robert is a .shy and likeable lad, The ben our clan har ever had. Cheery and jolly and full of fun, Bringing joy to everyone. JAMES YACHEM Handwine and popular, 4 Jfar alhleie, A finer hoy yon'll never meet. Vice-Prefident of onr alan in '53, W'e're wondering what hif fnlnre will he. ROBERT YAC!-1 SENIORS BERNARD YENCHA To everyone Bernie if 4 friend, A helping hand to all he'll lend. Witty ana' jolly ana' fnll of fun, With 4 smile for everyone. 1955 LOUIS ZBORAY Z.B. if a handxonze lad, Alwayf gay and never fad. Heli 6 feet tall and fnll of fun, Having Jmilel for everyone. FRANCES ZMITROVICH Mifchievony and care-free if our Fran Shelf our clan comedienne. Alwayy jokingf alwayf gay, She mah-ef 4: happy all lhe day. 28 BERNIE Z.B. ZMITTY This Our Legacy Here is where we were educated. Affectionate toward our teachers. Zealous in all we do. Loyal to the Purple and Gold. Energetic in our many tasks. Trustworthy and truthful to every cause. Orderly and devoted to our school. Well groomed and willing to co-operate. Nice to our competitive rivals. Sorry and regretful that we have to leave our Alma Mater Helpful to those who need help. Intelligent and interested in scholastic affairs Patient, peaceful and pleasant to all R955 lv, ll its i X K' ' .gk fx 'N .Q Y a X XA fx X XX R .XA li r' ,Q . l' X : fix ' CN- X X JJ N rx ' .' J' N xl , ' - . J, 4 X .., i yall, MU I4 x N f f 5 ix F Y 29 Freshmen H tstory Studious Freshmen Concentrating on Mr. Hollis RECGLLECTIONS OF THE PAST As the climax of our Senior Year approaches we pause to reminisce the exuber- ant happiness which we have experienced in the past four years in this adobe of H.T.H.S. How well we can remember the day it became our beloved Alma Mater. Little did we comprehend that those four years would pass by so quickly. Our new adventure all began on a warm day in September in the year of 1951, when bus loads of cheerful boys and girls stopped at the school. Students from all the neighboring township districts greeted each other with a smile. Before long a bell rang which was a signal for all to assemble in the gym. As we rambled restlessly through the corridors which were destined to become one of the dearest places in the world to us, we could suddenly feel lumps leap to our throats. Here we were, ever so enthused and eager to receive an education which would prepare us for the future. The first few days in this new haven were a trifle confusing but before long we began to get into the full swing of things and began to quench our thirst in the fountain of knowledge. The following were chosen for the class oiicers: President-Charles Keller, Vice President-James P'ollick, Treasurer-Janice Trathen, Secretary-'Marie Adams. I . f PK 41 1951 ft I--1 WT'- 31-.rx AYQ-A ,vg '- u Dynax 'NA- -Z Our Class Officers 30 i 952 Sophomore H tstory Study Bugs X l Let's Eat SOPHOMGRE YEAR After a wonderful summer vacation, smiling faces once again greeted each other warmly and believe it or not it seemed wonderful to be back. This being our Sophomore Year the subjects seemed to get a little bit tougher, however, after a time of serious contemplating they soon became well mastered. Once again we chose the following as our class officers: President-john Brogan, Vice PresidentsRichard Howley, Secretary-Marie Adams, Treasurer-Betty jane Kostick. The boys took an active part in football and basketball. The girls took part in being cheer-leaders and majorettes. During this year, the class held three roller skating parties. Once again for being co-operative during the entire year we were rewarded with a trip to Hershey Park. Everyone had a marvelous time. N . '9' 3 3:5 i 31 953 Junior History Talk to Me Baby! Zulu Island Princess Before we could realize it, our junior Year was upon us, We were now members of the upper class. Since our importance increased we tried to assume greater respon- sibilities and set out to achieve greater accomplishments. The class chose its officers, which are as follows: President-joseph Nicholas, Vice President-james Yachem, Secretary-Gloria Skitzki, Treasurer-Marie Adams. We immediately began to plan what kind of rings would be chosen. This year we held a few dances and chanced off a portable radio. The Junior Class went on a trip to New York, where we visited the United Nations. Many other places of imp-ortance were seen. Finally the junior Day Pro- duction. It was terrific, The best production of our class. Climaxing the year an exciting trip to Hershey Park. 1953 1954 Out of this World Don't Fight Girls 32 ' a Pretty lNcat xfill i Singing Angels JUN iff 94' wt F? af N, fi 1 Hi! 'Q Mammy Swabbie! Everybody Dance Sharpie Gorgeous Sitting Pretty x Arcn't They Lovely Pin It Riht! Smile Pretty Please nike lt, Girls Songbircls Lover Boy Remember When 'b ,L f' 1 We e,, 1 'l I Dream f-. M., ag Y 'l4 t Cutie .ik ' King-Queen-Adviser Strum , Wi, Q vi 4 fax! . , I e L e e 1 ISN'-::1:-rg 'wwf 'N g 5 r M x ' I uf -' ,. ' V er e? I A o,b Dreamboat SENIGR HISTORY Chow Time Spring Fever Filled with emotion as we stand on the threshold of our Senior Year in H.T.H.S., we hope with deep sincerity in our heart that the tasks we have toiled to make a success have not been in vain. Since this is the most important year of all, the co-operation of everyone is more necessary than ever before. Our class chose the following class officers: President-Edward Fatula, Vice President-james Yachem, Treasurer-Patricia Gallagher, Secretary-Janice Trathen who under the superb direction of our enthusiastic Mr. Urosevich planned the strategy which would enable us to reach our goal. In order to raise enough money to finance our Year Book, the Ancora, we sold Christmas cards and solicited ads. The next big task to accomplish was the book you are now reading. With much toil and hard work, thought and meditation the Ancora soon became a finished pro duct, one of which we are very proud. As the completion of the book isn't far off we are already looking forward to the fulfillment of our Senior Year. A few more dances-a raffle perhaps-a trip to Washington, D.C.-Senior Day Program and Dance -the Prom and last but not least graduation. With happy memories within our heart, tears in our eyes we now look forward to the future. We hope and pray that God, who has shown his love for us in the past years will guide and protect us through the unknown future. We are truly devoted to those who have helped us scholastically thus making our graduation possible. And to you our dear Alma Mater we say farewell with deep regret in our hearts. Luck, success and happiness to all. Brotherly Love Have Mercy On His Soul 1954 1955 35 Whds Who PATSY GALLAGHER-Most Popular Girl PETE KOVALICK--Most Popular Boy I I I DOLORES SOTACK-Prettiest Girl -I r gf , ' STANLEY BUGDA-Handsomest Boy X 3 CHARLES KELLER-Bert Boy Student A BETTY HEBAL--Best Girl Student ii I LARRY ROMANCHICK-Most Pleasing Personality Cboyj gf, I ' ROSE MARIE BINDUS-Most Plerreirrg Personality qgirly VTANICE TRATHEN-cutest Girl '1',,.ef 5 LARRY BELUSHKO-Cutest Boy V V ANNA CIBULISH-Best Girl Dancer V ..l , hay ' DONALD ONDERKO-Best BOY Dancer 'Q EMILY cIPALA..clase Comedian qgirly JIM OSCOVITCH-Class Comedian Cboyj l ttttrl t tlt BOBBY EREZNICKY-inert Dressed Boy .Q sin' A le si ' A JUDY PAISLEY-Beet Dressed Girl W VINCE Esposiro-Erierrdliert Boy .RQ Y 4 W is A JULIE TIMKO-Eriendliert Girl VV V JOAN KOTCH--Most Likely to Succeed fgirlj Q MIKE sHINKo-Meer Likely to Succeed cbeyy E J iiii RITA D'ANGELO-Most Courteous Girl li:: iii: THOMAS KISASKY-Most Courxeous Boy 36 ,rl l 1 A To i 1 0 Sn HELEN PATRICK--Most Quiet Girl ' it LOUIS GASPER-Most Quiet Boy Q 4,11 RICHIE OLEXA-Cl R S .Q ' V MARGIE KIMOCK-Class Juliet YQ FRANCES 8: DANNY-Cl L b d BILL SHEMAN -Most Athletic Boy ' ' 5. if ' L af f- -- CLASS COLORS . . . Navy Blue and White CLASS FLOWER . . . Rose , gQx Xgl 255 41 A CLASS MOTTO . . . Live to Learn and Learn to Live 37 756 'ol BE IT REMEMBERED THAT THE CLASS OF '55 OF HAZLE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL IN THE COUNTY OF LUZERNE AND THE STATE OF PENNSYL- VANIA, BEING OF SOUND MEMORY, MIND, AND UNDERSTANDING DO MAKE AND PUBLISH THIS, THEIR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT AND BEQUEATH THEIR CHERISHED POSSESSIONS TO: SANTO TEDESCO-Michael Acri's Driving ability. ROSALIE MCMONIGLE-Marie Adam's knowledge of French. BUTCH HOPPY-Michael Andras's Blonde dates. RALPH YACCINO-Lawrence Be1usko's height. CAROLINE MARANKI-Rose Marie Bindus's queenly stature. EDNA LEVKULIC-Beverly Bradish's expressive eyes. ANNA RITZ-Theresa Braskey's summer romances. MICHAEL ONDERKO+Robert Breznicky's ways with Miss Voytko. BILLY MARANKI-john Brogan's weakness with blondes. RICHARD ELICK--Stanley Bugda's way with women. PATSY IBEN-Betty Ann Catan'o's giggle. JOAN CONNERS-Anna Cibulish's dancing ability. ELAINE ORAVITZ-Emily Cipala's sense of humor. VICKY YANUZZI-Rita D'Angelo's hair styles. DOLORES FIERRO-Anna Marie DeAngelo's small appetite. RAYMOND KISATSKY-George Demko's ability with girls. LAUREL MONTONE-Marlene Dinsmore's way with the boys. CATHERINE HOWLEY-Maureen Dugan's position in Grant's. EMIL BACHISON-Vince Esposito's speed. DAVE MACKANICH-Egldie Fatula's seat in English class. EVELYN LESHKO-Patsy Gallagher's way with the Hazleton boys. JOHN SMITH--Louis Gaspefs height, FRANK MATZ--Michael Giarrizzi's bashfulness. JOSEPH SLIVA-Walter Golab's acting ability. PATSY LYONS-Beverly Grohol's two tone hair. TOM EMBERT-Paul Grohol's acquaintances at Hazleton. MICHAEL OLENICK-john Gulick's number 13 basketball suit. NEIL DeANGELO-Emil Harabin's quiet ways. VIRGINIA MARINOCK--Betty Hebal's good grades. BILLY GEFFERT-Charles Hildebrand's English seat in room 7. ALBERT LEWELLYN-Charles Honish's model A car. DONALD HOWLEY-Richard Howley's good looks. SYLVIA SIENAWSKI-Arlene Hutnyan's ability for losing things. PAUL GARSHALL-Joseph Jones's bashful ways with the girls. AGATHA BABON-Marie Kaminski's miniature stature. MARION MARINOCK-Marie Kapes's quietness. BRUCE ZBORAY-Charles Keller's ability to think. MARIE KENDRA-Marjorie Kimock's position in the cafeteria. X carmvq Trai. L n STEVEN HOPPY-Thomas Kisatsky's D.A. MICHAEL PUPACH-Andrew Kish's ability to shoot pool. BOBBY MOTEL-John Klotz's dancing ability, SYLVIA BROBST-Joan Kotch's naturally curly hair, RAYMOND PAROSKY-Peter Kovalick's curly hair. JOAN DeBALSO-Mildred Kruper's frequent trips to McAdoo. JAMES LUTZ-Michael Lensack's height. WILLIAM JEFFERSON-Francis Lettko's dates with Freeland girls. CAROL SCHAFFER-Margie Lucas's beautiful hair. LOIS BREDBENNER-Mary Ellen Lucas's position in the hall. CORNELIUS QUINN-Charles Marcinko's good looks. JOAN GASPER-Joan Marinock's slick ways with the ushers in the Capital Theatre. RICHARD FILIPEK-Lawrence Martnick's love for West Hazleton girls. ROBERT MELITO-Neil Mazzie's pink undershirt. NELSON LAGANA-Lawrence McGeehin's crew cut. JOHN MINOR-Danny Minor's seat in Miss Voytko's library class. RICHARD NICHOLAS-Joe Nicholas's ability to study. HELEN KUBITZ-Antoinette Olaski's seat on the school bus. GEORGE HUDOCK-Richard Olexa's methods for getting out of class. JOE SOKOL-Donald Onderko's dancing ability. JACK SEIWELL-Jimmy Oscovitch's football shoes. DORIS KOVAL-Judy Paisley's position as captain of the majoreittes. BERNICE OLENICK-Helen Patrick's bashfulness, BERNARD SOIKA-John Polashenski's small build. HILARY GOLAB-James Pollick's seat on the Cranberry bus. HENRY KRIPIKASA-Joe Prokop's ability to play the Clavichord. MARY ANN DZURANIN-Nancie Przybeck's position as captain of .the cheerleaders. GEORGE FISHER-Larry Pupach's good looks. BILLY SOTACK-Donald Quinones's red vest. JOAN FOGEL-Frances Renitsky's technique with the minor boys. EDWARD SOLENSKI-Lawrence Romanchik's English teacher. IRENE KASSICK-Ann Segaria's black hair. GERALD GREGA-William Sheman's muscles. JACK VERES-Michael Shinkos knowledge of World history. ROSELLA SKUNTZ-Gloria Skitzki's many clothes. JOAN MARKOVICH-Betty Skokoski's dimples. JEANETTE PAVLINKO-Anna Jean Sluck's way with college boys. BARBARA EMBERT-Dolores Sotack's natural blonde hair. MARY ELLEN DUSHANKO-Julia Timko's graceful manners. THERESA LIOTT-Janice Trathen's dimples. JOHN HEBAL-Robert Vajda's walk to school everyday. STAN FORTE-Jim Yachem's leadership in football. BASIL SESSOCK-Bernard Yencha's pranks in English class, THOMAS GUNDY-Louie Zboray's quiet ways, BERNICE BECHTLOFF-Frances Zmitrovich's pilots license. SIGNED, SEALED, PUBLISHED, AND DECLARED BY: THE DEPARTING SENIORS OF HAZLE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL JUNE 1955 3 - C ATAMA gf X CLASS PROPHECY Here we are preparing for our trip back to H.T.H.S. According to a telegram re- ceived, a reunion will be held which we cannot miss. I decided to get dressed early to make sure I would get to the airport on time. I put on my new blue suit which I purchased from Kovalick's Department Store. It looked so nice on the model Gloria Skitzki and the clerk Antoinette Olaski was so helpful I could not resist buying it. Knowing I also had to have my hair done for the occasion, a trip to Madam Margaret's fLucasj Beauty Parlor was necessary. My hair was set by beautician Rita D'Angelo. While I sat there I watched television. The Marinicl: Talent Hour was on. Nancie Przybeck who sang a hit tune written by America's leading 'com- poser Mike Lensack was backtimed by the renowned Prokop orchestra. Some of the musicians included Charles Marcinko at the drums, a clarinet player Larry Belusko and a triunpet player Richard Howley. Suddenly I glanced at my watch purchased from Louis Zb0ray's Jewelery Store. Seeing what time it was I rushed from the salon, jumped into my car which to my disappointment would not start. Parking lot attendant Charles Honish was very obliging and called the Lettko Towing Service. They towed the car to Minor's Garage where mechanic Walter Golab began working on it. While sitting there chewing my nails, Louis Gasper, a driver for the Onderko Transport Company began talking to me. He advised me to purchase a new car. He said the new Bugda 8 was a real good buy. Having decided to abandon my wreck I had towed into this garage, I took a bus to Esposito's Sales Service. Mike Andras and his assistant Charles Hildebrand really sold me on the new car. I was lucky enough to make it to the airport on time. I rushed to the Information Desk where Beverly Grohol told the porter Neil Mazzie to take my baggage to the plane. The clerk Marie Kaminski handed me a ticket on Flight 3, which was now preparing to leave. The Stewardess Judy Paisley led me to my seat. What a privileged character I was sharing a seat with an oil man from Pennsyl- vania by the name of Eddie Fatula! I noticed sitting in front of me the famous pianist M. E. Lucas and beside her Marie Adams a writer of some interesting books which include a biography on a noted American scientist, joan Kotch, and a world famous singer F. Renitskyg across from them were seated several army nurses, among whom were J. Marinock, Margie Kimock, Marie Kapes, and Arlene Hutnyan. Boy it really was wonderful to see all those familiar faces. Airline stewardess Patsy Gallagher told us not to worry about the storm that we will be able to pass through it. What a relief that was. So I decided to sit back and relax. I must have dozed off for the next thing I heard was airline stewardess Rosie Bindus announcing we were to land for a while to have the plane checked. While waiting for the grease monkeys to do their work I went into Yencha's Sandwich Shop and had a bite to eat. There a pretty waitress Marlene Dinsmore came over and took my order. The cook Paul Grohol made me a delicious hot beef platter, while sitting there eating I glanced over in the next booth and I had the pleasure of speaking to Dolores Sotack and her assistant Betty Hebal who believe it or not run the local dog pound and apparently keep this place well supplied with meat. She told me it would be nice if I would come with them to the hospital to see joe Nicholas and Larry Romanchick professional football stars who were injured in practice. As we entered the hospital, we noticed john Klotz being wheeled to the operating room. We walked on to the information desk where Betty Ann Catano told us we will be able to see the boys shortly. She led us to the waiting room where we saw Betty Skokoski who was also visiting. We sat down next to her. The boys' private 40 CLASS PROPHECY nurses,-Anna jean Sluck and Beverly Bradish,-told us we could see the boys now. On our way to their room we recognized Dr. Mike Shinko, who was going into the operating room. We left the hospital before visiting hours were over, so I w-ould get back to the airport on time, to buy a book to read on the way to H.T.H.S. I took a cab and the driver happened to be Robert Breznicky. As we stopped for a red light I noticed two State Troopers, Michael Acri and james Pollick directing traffic which was held up on account of jimmy Yachem famous politician who was out in the middle of the street Campaigning. Well we finally got through and back to the airport, and boarded the plane. Before long we were ready to land again. After collecting all our luggage we Went to the Hotel Sherman where we planned to stay a few days. As we pulled up in front of the building the doorman Don Quinones politely escorted us in. Photographer Richard Olexa was on the spot and in no time flat had taken our pictures. We went to the desk and the clerk George Demko handed us the guest book. Above our signatures was one of Americas best comedians jimmy Oscovitch. The bellhops Robert Vajda and Larry Pupach carried our bags upstairs and we thought nothing of presenting them with ten cent tips. That evening we dined in the Hotel Ballroom. We were entertained by singer Emily Cipala and then we listened to a lecture by an explorer who just returned from Africa, Sir Michael Giarrizzi. After we finished eating we had the pleasure of speaking to celebrity john Gullick who had returned from Florida for the reunion. Before leaving we told the head waiter Charles Keller how pleased we were with the food. He told us the dietition Maureen Dugan would be happy to hear that. We then went back to our room where I made a call to my secretary Janice Trathen. The operator Anna Cibulish was very sweet and put the call through fast. Miss Trathen informed me that Mr. Larry McGeehin and Mr. jack Brogan diamond buyers were at the office. I was certainly glad to hear this. I immediately placed another call to my business associate John Polashenski and told him to carry out the transaction. I hung up the phone and decided to take a walk before retiring. just around the corner I bumped into julie Timko who is now a policewoman. She told me before I leave I should pay a visit to the zoo where we were sure to meet some of our close friends. I then decided to go back to the hotel and retire. We set forth on the last days of our journey. I proceeded to the bank to cash my travelers cheques. I asked the bank guards Tom Kisatsky and Andy Kish where I could cash them. He told me to go to the cashier Anna Marie DeAngelo. Not trusting my honest looking face she sent me to the president of the bank joseph jones which he unhesitatingly checked and told her to cash them. There was a large crowd gathering on the street outside of the bank. I went over and asked what was going on. I was told that the Kruper and Segaria corpora- tion were advertising some of their products by the Zmitrovich Skywriting Service. I c0uldn't watch much of this because it was getting late. The reunion was this evening and I hadn't much time left and I had to buy my evening gown. Dashing across the street I went into Sacks which is owned by Helen Patrick. I purchased a beautiful Sacks gown and while there met Theresa Braskey who was also buying a gown for her debut in The Working Girl a new hit playing on Broadway. I walked out of the shop with her. As we went to cross the street Major Emil Harabin inadvertently knocked the box containing my gown into a puddle of mud. It was completely ruined. Now I wouldn't be able to go to the reunion. After all this trouble! But really I wonder if it would be necessary. Do you think so? 4l CHARLES KELLER PATSY GALLAGHER BETTY HEBAL ARLENE HUTNYAN JANICE TRATHEN BEVERLY BRADISH 414818 4 41V1V4 J O4-My 1005, '11 Rf? 4 be B 61-TP 4 1516 IV Cl,-lo fifvjv C425 J' flfvo LEON ZYLLA it 1? GIORI4 41V S10 40 SK! C lolheo 2210 41 R' 8 dcwfglv ROPGR Ep .1 Qflr G4-fv J L fl, 018 F 'foffol T -L f 4 ' Y mc!! 4 Y ' .104 V, N W 114, lforqy M E VP wi ,wr 13,086 V YN AI Olfygrr 41 Ei 4106 If 6 Off-1 'ip Sk 4015444 as I S 42 4 , A ' '36 3,0 www? QQMXSXBG HON Ancora Staff Editor-in-chief Beverly Bradish Associate Editors Janice Trathen Gloria Skitzki Charles Keller Marie Adams Make-Up-Staff Maureen Dugan Betty Hebal Antoinette Olaski Marie Kapes Betty Catano Beverly Grohol Business Staff Joan Kotch Rita D'Angelo Judy Paisley Patricia Gallagher Sports Stat? Edward Fatula James Yachem Advertising Staff Anna Sluck Arlene Hutnyan Mildred Kruper Marie Kaminski Typists Rita D'Angelo Janice Trathen Antoinette Olaski Beverly Bradish Anna Sluck Gloria Skitzki Charles Keller Judy Paisley Patsy Gallagher Rose Marie Bindus Beverly Grohol Joan Kotch 43 APP Q31 roy, AND A SSO C14 T G ETQTOGETHER I SPORTS B US INR? S REVIEW Es Xi ja - , 53 L.,,., . , Mr. Gallalghcr docs husiness hy phone. Stephanie checks the hgurcs. Administration - - At Work if E if . ill. fi E- 31 , 'Y 7 9 Mr. Hcllings in Mr. Gallagher dictates to secretary Miss Generose. Lct's Get Quiet. Mr. Boyle and Miss Broton work on a Gloria Gcncrosc makes tcuchurs happy tough One. Pay Checks. 44 y Boyle H JUNIOR FACULTY Of H azle Township Billy Urose h r 45 Freshmen H omerooms Mr, Steve Dushankos Homeroom. From Left to Right: Top ROW: Anna Ritz, joan Patkins, Gloria Gorga, Carol Schaffer, Ruth Ann Salaman, Laurel Mon- tone, Anna Marie Tier, Uvoghn Wil- liams, Betty Ann Quinnen, joan Pelly. Mid- dle Row: Cecilia Sacketti, Mary Staruch, Anna Marie Oskovitch, Cecilia Tolerico, Larraine Schan, Dixie Rogers, -Ioan Paranick, Gloria jean Zakutney, Theresa Sanie, joan Panco. Bottom Row: Carol Slebodnich, Patsy Ann Hudak, joan Mer- ola, Patricia Panzarella, Mary Ann Rohall, Edna Podlesney, Peggy Ann Reitmeyer, Frances Tach, Catherine W'elch'o, Mr. Du- shanko. Mr. Bobowski's Homeroom. From Left to Right: Top Row: Edmund Pirosky, Emil Bachison, Kenneth Hanisy, james Fasulko, Fred DeLazio, Gerald Conla, Neal DeAngelo, john Hebal, Frank Cervasio. Middle Row: joseph Franek, George Fedor, jerry Doria, Daniel Bet- torn, Carmon Ferro, Emile Kasardo, Rob- ert Generose, Bobby Chaya, john Debarslo. Bottom Row: Mr. Bobowski, Michael Anderko, Ronald Grohol, Paul Demko, john Hreha, Robert Geffert, Robert Ka- minski, Eugene Bobey, Robert Honish. Mr. Slysofskis Homeroom. From Left to Right: Top Row: Mar- lene Hale, jane Grega, Helen Kuzmik, Kathleen Bobst, Carol Soika, Teresa Mary Gaydos, Dorothy Faust, Amelia Maslo. Middle Row: Cecilia Kois, Barbara Em- bert, joan Marchetti, Elizabeth Barran, Mary Ann Matchick, joan Markiovich, Magdelin Braskie, Audrienna Bensinger, Patsy Halisak. Bottom Row: Mr. Slysof- ski, Carol Maranki, Audrey Dietrich, Eliz- abeth Garshell, Dorothy Hadzick, Gloria Che-hovich, Patricia Filipek, Theresa Danko, Helen Swett. Mr, Sweene-y's Homeroom, From Left to Right: Top Row: Cor- nelius Quinn, Edward Sweet, Edward Lesny, Nelson Lagana, Robert Kendra, Paul Garshell, Thomas Pisack, Raymond Parosky, Eugene Debias, Gerald McGarry, Robert Peak, Mr. Sweeney. Bottom Row: john Smith, joseph Puza, james Lutz, Paul Marone, Paul Mannick, Edward Vayda, John Matteo, Francis Kimock, Thomas Stelmack, Robert Klick, Emil Markanich. Sophomore Homerooms Miss Voytko's Homeroom: From Left to Right: Top Row: Marie Borak, Mary Dushanko, Anna Batcko, jane Gardnar, Miss Voytko, Mary Ellen Graybosh, Agatha Babion, Mary Felchko, Faith King, Rosemary Fisher, Sylvia Brobst. lVIiddle Row: Marian Howey, Christina Brobst, Ann Clark, Catherine Howley, Betsy Giarrizzi, l,ois Bredbenner. Ann Fallon, Ruth Hoffman, Nancy Hol- land, joan Ciculya. Bottom Row: Cath- erine Buzanowicz, Marilynn Houser, Margie Houser, Rose Marie Brutosky, Ruth Hill, joan Fogel, Barbara Houser, Sandra Alexander, Mary Belusko. Mr. Falcone's Homeroom. From Left to Right: Top Row: Ted Gar- bacik, john Borchik, George Fisher, Ed- ward Gardos, Robert Girosky, Thomas Hudock, Bernard Bobis, joseph Defluri, Harold Kapuschinsky, Michael Fetchko, Lewis Wysinski. Middle Row: Hilary Go- lab, joseph Gortva, Thomas Barron, Th-omas Generose, Walter Chippi, James Lusher, joseph Golias, Calvin Gabos, jo- seph Capawan. Bottom Row: Mr. Fal- cone, Thomas Gundy, Gene Boyarski, joseph Sleva, john Chaya, Andrew Kmetz, Charles Bredbenner, Joseph Bartkovich, Francis Fedor. Miss Gettingefs Homeroom. From Left to Right: Top Row: Mary Potzgo, Patsy Kuba, Rosemary Schaffer, Dorothy Matuella, Patsy Peters, Janice Pieser, Patsy Staruck, Catherine Liott, Bernice Olenick, Shirley Vetter. Middle Row: Gloria Sereta, Bernadine Kulaga, Marie Logar, Mary Catherine, Rosemarie Lesny, Angeline Panzarella, Marion Mari- nock, Anna Mae Marcinko, Barbara Kissel, Dolores Levash. Bottom Row: Miss Gettinger, Evelyn Leshko, Theresa Puhak, Janet Salata, Arlene Snyder, Edna Levkulic, Barbara Fedor, Pauline Mikula, Pauline Pisorek. Mr. Ho1lis's Homeroom From Left to Right: Top Row: Patrick Monahan, Pete Minzola, john Jefferson, Robert Leshko, Anthony Sulkevich, Rich- ard Elick, Norman Woodring, Ambrose Starruick, George Matyas. Middle Row: Michael Yanochki, William Sotack, Ray- mond Markovchick. john Paroff, Albert Polashenski, William Radtke, Bruce Zboray, joseph Ruchar, Albert Moran. Bottom Row: Mr, Hollis, Joseph Rebar- chak, Lawrence Velko, George Letchko, Robert Novatnak, Santo Tedesco, Gerard Min-or, Frank Seliga, Ralph Yaccino. Junior H omerooms Mr. Carlin's Homeroom. lr' R M O'DoPncll Anni Solfnick jean Left to Right: Bottom Row: janet Pastorell, Sylvia Sicniawsa. ose ary . A , . c .. , . Mudrick, joan Connor, Margie Potochney, joan Delialso, Ann lhlillllllilh Marie Kendra. Mr. Carlin. Middle Row: Patsy Wfroblewski, Rosella Skuntz, lflaine Oravetz, hfary Ann Dzuranian. Ciarolint- l'csock, Vittoria Yanuzzi, Cath- erine Zawatsky, joan Gasper. Patricia Lyons, Grace Marie Koons, Patricia lhen. Top Row: Margaret Franek. B l V tt , jeanette Pavlinko, judy Elaine Elkioj Rita Rohall, Doris Wfallace, Carol Vajda, Rosalie McMonigle, every e er Rogers, Mary Gavinski, Patsy Kotch. Mr. Galganovicfs Homeroom. Left to Rightt Bottom Row: Stanley Forte, john Seiwell. George Hudock. Steven Hoppy. Second Row: Dominick De Fluri, Angelo Merola. Eugene liczick, Robert Melito. Third Row: joseph Sokol. Francis Sypeck, Andrew lNlarinock, Tlioinas Glowatih. Fourth Row: Vincent Shenosky, Bernard Soika, james Wat- kins, Paul Yurkanin. Mr. Zylla's Homeroom. Left to Right: Bottom Row: Gerald Grega, Robert Kisatsky. Second Row: Michael Olenick, joseph Yu- resko, Francis Kuha, james Rutol-o. Third Row: Ed- ward Solenski. Donald Howley, Williiiirl Maranki, Raymond Kisacky. Fourth Row: Albert Llewellyn, jo- seph Paterick, Frank Matz, john Scavnicky. Fifth Row: john Seaman, Richard Filipek, john Sessock, Thomas Embert, Sixth Row: Theodore Yurek, William Schaf- fer, George Lagana, james McCarthy. Mr Smith's l-Iomeroom Left toillightz Bottom Row:.Rosallic Ogurek, Mary Ellen Glowatch: Elaine Kaminslty. Virginia Marinock, Ther- esa Honis, Mr. Smith, Anita' Bobey. Theresa Cole, MarylXIc-tz, Monica Bixiskie. jean Bezitk. Top Row: Doris Koval, D0lOfCS FICIIO, Bernice Bechtlog, Betty Bogwist, Elaine Peake, Louise Pisak, Patricia Gullick, Irene Kassick, Helen Kubic. Senior H omerooms ei' 'N' Senior Girls-Left to Right: Bottom Row: joan Kotch, Ann Cibulish, Dolores Sotack, Marlene Dinsmore, Miss Hanley, Mildred Kruper, Ann Segaria, Rita D'Angelo, Second Row: Antoinette Olaslci. Janice Trathen, Maureen Dugan, julie Timlco, Marie Kapes, Marie Kaminski, Emily Cipala. Anna Marie De- Angelo, Third Row: Nancy Przybeck, Betty Hebal, Betty Sko- l-zoslci. Mary Ellen Lucas. Theresa Braskey. Arlene Hutnyan, Anna Sluck, Rose Marie Bindus. Fourth Row: Gloria Slcitzlci, Patricia Gallagher, Betty Ann Catania, Marie Adams, Beverly Grohol, Judy Paisley, Beverly Bradish, Marjorie Kimock. Senior Boys-Left to Right: Bottom Row: john Klotz. Second Row: Michael Giarrizzi, Richard Howley, Peter Kovalick, Edward Fatula. Third Row: Michael Andras, Walter Golab, Stanley Bugda, john Gullick. Fourth Row: Michael Lensack. Charles Keller, Lawrence Martinick. Louis Zboray. Fifth Row: Vincent Esposito, Daniel Minor, joseph Prolcop, james Oscovich. 6th Row: William Sheman, Lawrence Romanchik, james Yachem, joseph Nicholas. I Senior Boys-Left to Right: First Row: Mr. Frank Dushanko, Charles I-Ionish, Emil Harabin, Charles Mar- cinko. Neil Mazzie. Lawrence McGeehin, Bernard Yen cha. Charles Hildebrand. Second Row: james Pollick, Thomas Kisaclcy. Donald Onderlco. Francis Lettlco. Donald Quinones, Louis Gasper, Lawrence Belusko, Robert Vayda. Michael Shinko, 49 SPORTS l Reading from Left to Right: Mr. Galganovicz, Faculty Managerg Mr. Urosevich, Head Football Coachg Mr. Bobowski, Assistant Football Coach. Football When you bang out your column, don't forget to give Urosevich l0ts of credit. . .He de- serves it ..... He's had a dis- couraging time since taking over when football at Township was at low ebb ..... But I imagine that great victory last night goes a long way to make up for it... nf, ,U-,...v-. -K. ,.,f,,,.,,, . - , Front Row, Reading from Left to Right: William Sheman, End: joseph Prokop, Guard: James Oscovitch, Guard: Vincent Esposito, Center: john Seiwell, Guard: Edward Fatula. Tackleg Peter Kovalick, End. Second Row: joseph Nicholas. Quarterback: Third Row: Left to Right : james Yachim, Right Half Back: Michael Olenick, Full Back: Peter Minzola, Left Half Back. From Left to Right: john Smith, Student Manager: Eugene Bezick, Student Manager. f 'ff jim Crowley delivers inspiring speech about athletics End Peter Kovalick Q., W , Y Y. Football 5 Q . ' 444 I I ,L peril, f 'U' Q 3, I .f,kTrw,,i . , ., Guard Guard and Center End james Oscovitch Our Sportsmen joseph Prokop William Sheman Quarterback joseph Nicholas Center Lawrence Romanchik Center le' Jef 5?-Saw I . I iv Vincent Esposito ,Y 5 . 55? ' c C is . QQ-, gang Qu mr, at S Coach Mr. Urosevich Co-Captain james Yachem Co-Captain Edward Fatula iiigzrlnfn HAZLE ifiiiilf mfs? Way before the game. f , f :'iT-fvfmi if W +33 1 if , A e W rr ?',Nf N f 42 41 M 3' W: J lL ,k.A K x ,em W :AV nz , I Yurescho Snags one just before the game. After the whistle. DliiiflixgiiriogSEPx1M3im?AINEERS, 25-12 Let's talk this over. eak from huddle. 3,600 See Shippers Break 12-12 Tie With Blazing 2nd Half Attack For lst Yictory Over Old Rival Since '48 em is hir but ues to drive. 53 Cheerleaders CCenter R. to LJ Nancy Przybeck, captaing Mary Ann Dzurunin, co-captain. QBack L. to RJ Janette Pavlinko, joan Marinock. Sylvia Sieniawski, janet Pastorella, Marie Kendra, Evelyn Leshko, R-ose Marie Brutosky, Mary Marinock, Ruth I-lill, Victoria Yanuzzi, and Agatha Babon. T ,,,iy,, , if T Majorettes in action. t -K L -vm-v--'-www' 'K ,, p wf--..,..,,,,, .i CL. to RJ Mr. Urosevich ffootball coachj, Mr, Bobowski fasst. football and basketball coachj, Mr. Boyle Qvice principlej, Mr. Galganovicz ftaculty munagerj, Mr. Hellings fprinciplej, Mr, Sweeney fbasketball coachj. 54 4, mamma li. Head Coach-Thomas Sweeneyg Faculty Manager--Bernard Gulgunovicz, Assistant Coach-Walter Bobowski. Co-Captain Co.Capmin Peter Kovalick john Gullick Forward Guard jack Brogan joe Nicholas Bill Sheman Center Guard Forward Paul Grohol I-affY Pl1Pach Andrew Kish Guard F0fWHfCl Guard I 'M gk 'U , wc 5 J' 1-'5 'l f, t .z ,. , 'gif' 'alfa 3 rf' El Q? .T 5 k 1wWll 5 1-au Nw WWF' an Y 'K Q' fi l 1 Aa' Kovalick tries to get shot off as official looks for Solenski pushes one up infraction of the rule. Michael Pupach, Bernard Soika Ref goes wild as Kovalick scores a duce 1? W4 i. lf-V N ,-:uf 57 'M if l db u Solenski fires one up from the outside what goes up must Come down Albert Llewellyn Joseph Yureschko J. V. Basketeers Front Row, CL. to RJ Robert Leshko, William Sotack, Michael Olcnick, Joseph Yureschko. Back Row, CL. to RJ john Jeiferson, Albert Llewellyn, Kenneth Spaide, Bernard Soika, Anthony Sulkevich, Richard Elick, Mr. T. Sweeney. Color Guards-Left to Right: Patsy Iben, George Hudock, Charles Keller, Rose Mary ODonnell. Music Makers and Twirlers First Row, Left to Right: Ann Clark, Theresa Colee, Beverly Grohol, judy Paisley, jean Mudrick, Nancy Holland. Second Row, Left to Right: Doris Koval, janice Peiser, janice Trathen, Rose Marie Bindus, julie Timko, Bernice Bechtloff, Mary Ellen Dushanko, judy Rogers, Rose Marie Fisher. Third Row, Left to Right: Th-omas Barron, Eugene Bezick, john Borchick, Ruth Ann Salaman, Faith King, joseph jones, Thomas Barbacik, Elaine Peak, Rosalie McMonigle, Dixie Rogers, George Dernko, Raymond Kisacky, Charles Marcinkto, Elaine Elko, Mr. Zelloe, conductor of the band. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Patsy lben, john Smith. Mary Belusko, Marilyn Houser, joan DeBalso, jean Marinock, Harry Kapusehinsky, joseph DeFluri, Bernard Bobis, Gerald Grega, Larry Velcko, Magdellan Braskie, Betty Ann Quinman, Barbara limbert, Cecelia Tolerito, Rose Mary O'Donnell. Fifth Row: Left to Right: George Hudock, Paul Demko, john Minor, john Delialso, Michael Olenick, Albert Llewel- lyn, Lawrence Belusko, Michael Melito, Steven Hoppy, Carmen Fierro, Raymond Parosky, Michael Giarrizzi, joseph Rebarchak, Charles Keller. Last Row, Left to Right: Marjorie Houser, Thomas Embert, james McCarthy, Nelson Lagana, Robert Chaya, Angelo Merola, Emil Harabin, Frank Cervasio, William Radtke, Francis Kuba, Henry Kipikassi, Larry Romanchilc. Mr. Zelloe Rehearses the band 59 W Left to Right: Bottom N : judy Paisley Bev Grohol. Middle Row Koval, Ann Clark Pagers, jean Mud Teresa Cole, Nancy Top Row Rose fr, Bernice . Rose Marie jullie Timlco Trathen, janice Mary Ellen Du Senior Yell - Queens and Strutters Q! ff, - ' ' J W, ' E7 W ,. ' fl If 4' 5 , 5 V A J ,, , gi v- S julie Ann lTimko Img' liilslel' Begifglagxrol Drum Majorette ap m 3 l F 5 M l 1 9 ,-- l , Q , X B Senior majorettes reminiscing Rose Marie Bindus Janice Trathen A rf ! if Nancy P1-Zybeck Graduating Yell Joan Marinock Captain QUCCUS HT f H5 kwmwbzbb fe, , f Mamma's Little Helper Hazle Township Dramateens This group of enthusiastic students was organized in February 1954, under the direction of Mr. Leon Zylla. They were sophomores at the time. The purpose of the organization was to promote dramatics and afford an opportunity for self expression for those who desire it. A constitution was drawn up and ratified. The following officers were elected: President-Judy Rogers, Vice President-Walter Stewart, Secretary -Jeanette Pavlinko, Treasurer-Edward Solenski. The first Board of Directors consisted of: Mary Ellen Dushanko, john Veres, Theodore Yurek, janet Pastorella, Mary Gavinski, Elaine Peake. Their first play was Are We Dressing. The cast included james McCarthy, Joan DeBalso, Frank Matz, Marie Kendra, Gerald Grega, Mary Gavinski, James Rutolo, Patricia Iben. The comments were very favorable. This inspired the group and helped to lead them on their way. The first of this year's plays was Mama's Little Helper presented on November 12. There were two performances, in the afternoon for students and in the evening for adults. The cast consisted of jean Mudrick, Elaine Peake, Theresa Cole, Bernard Soika, Robert Kisatsky, Joseph Sokol, Rosalie McMonigle, Caroline Claypotch. In charge of make up were: Bernice Bechtloff, Theresa Cole, and Virginia Marinock. Stage hands were: Joseph Sokol, Theodore Yureck, john Veres, Michael Pluta, William Maranki, Robert Smith, and john Sessock. Muggy's Merry Christmas a one-act play was presented on December 23. The cast was as follows: john Scavnicky, Rosella Skuntz, George Fisher, Mary Ellen Dushanko, Theodore Garbacik, and john Paroff. Prompters were: Elaine Peak and joan DeBalso. Stagehands were: james McCarthy, Frank Matz, and james Rutolo. A three act play Finders Creepersi' is in rehearsal at this writing. It is to be played in May. Club officers for this year are: President-Frank Matz, Vice President-joan DeBalso, Secretary- Mary Ellen Dushanko, Treasurer-james McCarthy. In order that all students may participate, the plays are climaxed with choral selections. May the Class of 55 take the privilege of wishing you the H.T.H.S. dramateens the best of luck and success in all your undertakings. mWHL3xm N Are We Dressing 61 ,ani Dramateens Vocalize Bernard Soika Jean Mudrick fb , Picture of Holy Family , y , y X 'Tl .M ,sf-. by 'M l . A .RK'1Ks, ay at ., Margaret Franck Carolyn Claypotch and Elaine Peak Robefl Ki-Satskl' joseph Sokol Elaine Peak l Sweet Leilani Future H omemakers o UI' iir SENIORS WORK .Q R i , A Seniors 63 I Designers Officers Future Homemakers I nitiation Init F I f H ECers jumor H kers Juniors 64 TOWN Our Reporters SHIP DOG Established I935 Publication of Hazlc Township High School, l3th Cr Cnurch Sts,, Hazletcn, Pa. Issued tour times a year: HaIlowe'en, Christmas, Easter and Graduation. Printed at 37 E. Chestnut St., Hazleton, Pa, Single copy ICC, four copies 35c SKIPPERS ' Janice Trathen ...... ': Rchard Olexa 4. ,..... D5 DECK OFFICERS Beverly Grohol .,...... ' Antoinette Claski ' 55 Marlene Dinsmore .... '55 '57- Frank Matz ............ 56 ' Mary Ellen Dushanko '56 N John Parotf ,........... '57 Puizszns I Marjorie Kimock ...... '55 Joan Marinock ........ '55 Judy Paisley ............ '55 Rcsc Marie Bindus .. '55 Patricia Gallagher .... '55 Anna Cibulish .......... '55 Anna Sluck ............ '55 , 55 '55 '56 55 CREW Emaly Cipala, George Demko, Paul Grohol, Jcscph Jcnes, Jchn Klotz, lviary Ellcn Luca. France: Zmitrovich. B:rnicc Bschtlcft, Thcrcsa Cole, Mary Ann Dzuzanin, Patricia lben, Andrew Marinock, Rose Mary G'Donnell, Jeanette Pavlinko, Sandra Alexander, Agatha Babon, Joseph Bartkcvich, Mary Belusko, Christina B:obst, Eileen Dugan, Mary M. Dushanko, Ann Fallen, Barbaa Feder- George Fisher, Joar. Fogel, June Gregory, Ruth Hill, Nancy Holland, Ma'icrie Hcuscr, Catherine Hcwley, Fa th King, Cecelia Kctt, Patricia Kuba, Edna ievkulic, Mary Levkulic, Rosemarie Lesny, Kathryn Lictt, Marie Logar, Dorothy Matuella Pauline Mikula. .lean Mumaw, Congetta Nicholas, Jo Ann O'Donnell, Patricla Peters Rosemary Shaffer, Patricia Staruch, Victoria Yanuzzi. Margaret LUC35 ,,,,,, '5Sl'53-Elizabeth Barron, Kafhlccn BOQWIST, Sa'ah FIRST MATES Dolores Sotack ..,..... ' Marie Kapes ,...,. ..... ' Nancy Przybeck ' Sylvia Sieniawski .... ' 1 Janet Pastorell ........ '56 J Jean Mudrick ......... '56 . T Ioan DeBaIso ....,..... '56 . Mary Dougherty ..... '56l Rc-salie McMonigle .. '56 p 55 55 I ss y Ss B.-ogan, Robert Chaya. Audrey Dietrich, Pcrcthv Faust, Elizabeth Garshell, Marlene Hale, Cecelia Kois, Teresa Liott, Joan Me'- clietti, Anna Cfcovitch, Patricia Panzarclla, Cccila Saccketti, Ruth Salaman. Teresa fannie, Lorrazne Schan, John Smith, Cecela Tolerico. YPISTS ..,,...,.... Rcsc Marie Bindus Emilv Cipala, Antoinette 0'ask3 Janice Trathcn, Frances Zmitrovich. HCTCGRAPHERS .,,,.. Richard Olexa. Frank Matz. Mr. Frank Dushanko is in charge of school photography. Pictures for the Log and Ancora EXCHANGE OFFICERS ADVISORS Marlene Dinsmore .. '55 'Editorial ..................................... Mr. Edward Hollis Margaret Lucas ...... '55 i8usiness ........... ...................... M r, Frank kshankc Make-Up Staff of the Log. Standing, Left to Right: Mr. Hollis, joan Paroff, Mary Ellen Dushanko, Frank Matz Antoinette Olaski, Mr. Frank Dushanko. Seated, Left to Right: Beverly Grohol, Richard Olexa, Janice Trathen, Marlene Dinsmore. are taken under his direction. Here he is demon- strating to his senior and junior apprentices the intricacies of a camera. Left to Right: Frank Matz, Richard Olexa, Mr. Frank Dushanko. Senior Members of the Log Staff. Left to Right: Ann Cibulish. Emily Cipala, Margaret Lucas, joan Marinock, Nancy Przybeck, Marlene Dinsmore, Ann Sluck, Marie Kapes, Patricia Gallagher, Marjorie Kimock, Antoinette Olaski, Rose Marie Bindus. Seated Left to Right: Beverly Grohol, Richard Oleka, Janice Trathen, Dolores Sotack. 65 Robert Motel, joan Pelley, and Anna Marie Oscovitch Q il ! .QQSPSQ -x3 xX NF f ax,-1 'yi'-i V 5 . F-373 fx 1 4 .ff 9' ,ll K I 5-'fx 5 'X -4.wX ,J P gl! V 5 . ,,-7 . ,S , V ,fi 0.1, I S r is , H .. ,,,, , 5 Qf1'7 lf, -- . V ., ,r Qi+Sfiff - --7' :X '. lv '-K u xr N flziaiier , 32 5 V-ft :i'x --N, 'Qpl'-'s f.- xil -'Ag r .3 x'T IRQ --.L J XSL.-tsqiff N 'Quin-f,Lff Q Under Class Office Peter Minzola, Robert Bart- kovxch, Mary Belusko, Ruth Hill James McCarthy, Theodore Yurek, Mary Gavinski, and Rosella Skuntz CHEERLEADERS ln. 1 ! Worried, Huh! 1 Q 1 Firezwzler Clap Chew' C303 Sky Roc SH-Ll1UbeT1MY Sbo1'W he , and P 141' PM Fight! ww! In Action Getting Instruct bt LEZJJ' 30 ket H VV e Pmve no ye Talking Things Over , S 5b1PPeT mb' ions Mr. Bobowski's junior boys watch attentively Mr. Dushanko explains to class the use 'of the as he makes angles equal to each other. J-tube to illustrate Boyle's Law. 5 X06 OOf72S Pupils listen attentively as Mr. Hollis explains Biology. Mr. Urosevich reviews problems of democracy Freshman students watch with interest as Mr. with sophomore students, Boyle demonstrates an experiment a l 68 The Last Pep Rally at Township Seniors Don't drop it 'T ' 1'-1 f ,2 ' AQ TF' , V Vrkr rl J' t Q Ti vi K? y xW ,l tytQ is .o M ,A Harmony Skokxan ln step Let's cheer Spectators f? 1. Get together Everybody ready joanie Climb OH Smile pretty Rhythmers Pat ff On route Days Never To Be Forgotten 7 7' vw ,-', ig., ,'LA ,, , 9, . if 'Z 3 JL ' ' V 'VL sun Coke time 'E if new Moe Who's that? Smile Seniors at work Studying Rebecca Gccf He went that-a-way Camera shy! Having fun Pals Here I come girls! Cute joame Studious Looking back Q ooioe gg gj i ggfgl 'Q 9 DI'L'itlllL'F5 p.1r.1tl1sL- Y 2 X Orderly, isn't it? Gabby -w Checking 'Sli Windy 1 Rub-A-Dub-Dub RCUXCJ Lone survivor Worthy attendant Study hard Is it true? Snow-bound 7 l UROSEVICH GEORGE UROSEVICH, a junior, spent 42 months in Navy blue beiore being able to complete his studies. He has quite a service record hav- ing served in both the Htlantic and Pacific areas. Urosevich left Hlbright in '42 and did not play with Hlbright's gridiron machine that year. However, the big lineman from Hazleton did gain his Freshman numerals in '4l. In the same year he also gained freshman honors in basketball. In high school he won letters for football and basketball in both his junior and senior years. serving as basketball captain his senior year. George is cr dorm student and is living in the Zeta House. ui Senior Hop Junior Swing N . . . I Swmg lt' gn 5 This is the ufe Ladder of luck All together 1 ff i ' Baudstandcrs Swing and sway 72 X A very pleasant smile and wonder- ful disposition are characteristic of this well-liked senior girl. Patsy, be- cause of her pleasing personality, has won the title of Miss Hazle Township. As secretary -of the class in her Senior Year, her work was outstanding. She was a vehicle of efficiency in her work on the Yearbook and the school paper. jim, with his pleasing personality and pleasant smile has earned the title of Mr. Hazle Township. He served splendidly as vice-president of our class for two years. As a sports editor of the Yearbook, he did a line job. He excelled in football. Congratulations, aim! You will always be remembered y your classmates. 1.5 MV' i gl 1' X F . Y l X1 MR. ADAM SLYSOFSKI DIED MAY 10, 1955 The affection of whose heart encompassed the worldg the beneficence of whose spirit all are recipients. Eternal rest grant unto him O Lord! 74 Class Song Mum M Fnaewffl AIMA MA fm was By .Tass A Zeflof Bevan! BRAdIS'I14BfvsnI,vGRal1of J , 4 .4 J J F J A L.. Time lu-5 com FPR PART -nvo Wa Mvsr TRAV-EL mv- J ' f Hfiffl WE Lnvf JEAR all TJWN-SHQD To E0 01V - ' my :J Jffw -M Jilm WE N037 IEA VE 00,7 fIAR f,ff2'fvl.CA1Vf if fd: FW ms' had W!Afvs7 Mfr ,JJTJ JIQHJIJLJK J 1 Lure we mel -fu W: ,411 fn! ,md fnns 6, ,J f9.flf'fJ IJ JM Ji we!! dun AIAA MA T- in ANI' To aan cAes.sm7f5 WJMAJ 'fJJQ'VJ -'I T00 ,Good-Bye of! Huff rw,-:mp nw 4z.1fQfJf,4LJ1fH Afways nz -mfmbm you, 75 A Junior Day ,V 'G -Q .. no 5 w ,X-,ext ft, '45 JN TW 4.-gg M, C, and adviser Entertaining The chorus ,Z , X Vt ni V WF' 3 ' - ' K 542: E Our gang I, K 1 Q 5 an :Zu xx tg , x t, t , QA Q w 94' X 4 I 1 J I ld f r 5 I 4 1 1' 5 1: . f tg m e f ' 2 Gather 'round - it Future women of Amenca Mamxe Oh! Jud ! 1 3 D Tennessee Andy Spike P1'ukop'5 71.111 Fund Sglilt-195 Ahuyf A happy trio 43 at - 1' f f M 1 n H 5 e, A A VH. Talking things owl Ch-lfitlmil PUWCVN All ready fo go 76 Spiritual Leaders REV. ANDREW MALONEY St. Raphael? DOCTOR JOSEPH GAVENDA St. Jo:eph'r REV. JAMES FLYNN St. Michael'.r REV. STEPHEN DUTKO St. Michael? REV. JOSEPH JACKANICH St. Johnir REV. JOSEPH KORMAN St. Iohn'.f REV. MARTIN YATSKO Holy Trinity R.C. REV. MICHAEL HOLLY St. Mary'.f REV. ARNOLD SUBA St. Maryir REV. JOHN CHERVICH St. Peter'r and Pauli: REV. STANISLAUS WOLF Trantfiguration REV. JOHN KOVAL St. Maryiv REV. ANDREW SOKOL St. Michaelif REV. MOHR Trinity Lutheran REV. MICHAEL VETTER Holy Trinity REV. CARL LEINBACH Emanuel? Reformed and Evangelical REV. JOSEPH FERRARA St. Nazaritu and St. Mary? REV. RICHARD OWENS St. john'.f Methodixt REV. LEO GILROY St. Ann'.r MSGR. DENNIS KANE St. Gahriellf REV. JOHN KALLOK St. Peter'J and Pauli: Greek Catholic REV. FRANCIS MUSSARI Mother of Grace REV. KENNETH HAND Firtt Baptitt REV. NANORTA St. Peter and Paul REV. HOFFNER St. Lnheir Evangelical Lutheran REV. GORAK St. Cunegunda REV. 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COMPLIMENTS of FRUMKIN BROTHERS QUALITY CLOTHING FOR MEN 93 TIME OUT 4' , W mf HAVING FUN SMILES NOW ..., Z? 1 4? ' L OOK AT THAT SURPRISE IT'S COLD WINDY DELIGHTFUL SALUTATIONS GRADUATES OF THE 1955 CLASS HAZLE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL JERE WOODRING and COMPANY HAZLETON, PA. COMPLIMENTS of ARCADIA ROLLER RINK FlERRO'S FURNITURE STORE, Inc. 77 NORTH WYOMING STREET Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-4601 Compliments of VILLAGE FURNITURE MARKET Hazleton-McAdoo Highway HAZLE VILLAGE Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-2721 Hy Grade Furniture at Low Overhead Prices Complete Line of Maytag - Hotpoint - Hoover Appliances Home Furnishings - Floor Coverings Ask Your Grocer For ROYAL SWAN FOODS You Will Get The Best Hazleton Wholesale Grocery Co. DISTRIBUTORS INTENSIVE SECRETARIAL and ACCOUNTING COURSE For Information Write McCANN SCHOOL O-F BUSINESS TRADERS BANK BUILDING Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS of LEADER STORE 94 I. JANOV SHIRT CO. 487-489 W, BROAD STREET Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS of KRAMER'S iOOD OLD CASH 5 WHAT COUNTS 1 O gather in the dollars requires a lot of hard work but it can be done it one spends less than they earn, The man who saves something each week is quite sure ot his future progress. Many new accounts are started here daily-we want yours too. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE BANK THE PEOPLE'S SAVINGS and TRUST CO. Hazleton, Pa. EMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS of J A KE'S CAFE FREELAND, PA. BOYLE'S FUNERAL HOME HAZLETON, PA. MIDDLE COAL FIELD Savings and Loan Association Savings Insured Up To 510,000 38 EAST BROAD Hazleton, Pa. LES' RADIATOR SHOP Complete Radiator Repairs - Quick Service Phone GL 4-9746 POPULAR STREET Lester Sturn Rear 5025 Proprietor Hazleton Heights, P L A N D A U S 27-29 NORTH WYOMING STREET Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS of CARR'S BOTTLING WORKS FREELAND, PA. 95 a pg A 4, V -. gf ,Ili r wi - FABULOUS ,, .gssii-!?33iT5?353:l V' !a,,zsH'ltiw , I Q - ,,,, 1 Q rw. V W-'fi' i'i.,, V V SA T, r,- ,I is L . ,ff OUR MAJORETTE LOOK HOW PRETTY HOP ON 45 Rl RUSSIAN DANCE 4 , I wi 1 NOW WHAT - - '.'. Q. like .-:FEV . A.. . - f' .Ja ,Ik AH! COMPLIMENTS of DR. FRANK T. HARPER Dentist 2 NORTH BROAD STREET West Hazleton, Pa. SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY 'I38 W. BROAD STREET Hazleton, Pa. MOODY'S MEN SHOP Open Every Night Till 9 BROAD 81 5th STREET West Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS of ROSEN'S FURNITURE COMPANY The Store of Real Value 'II5 WEST BROAD STREET 88 YEARS OF SERVICE MARKLE BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY Save On Payday WHERES THE SMILE Two Convenient Locations 'I0 W. BROAD STREET 979 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Compliments of WAGNER BROS. HARDWARE CO. Wholesale and Retail Hardware Plumbing and Heating Supplies BROAD and LOCUST STREETS R. J. McNULTY and SON McNULTY FUNERAL Home 407 CENTRE STREET Freeland, Pa. W O O D I E ' S Fountain and Luncheonette Where Friends Meet To Eat FREELAND, PA. 96 Compliments of SUPER AUTO BODY and FENDER SERVICE Factory Baked Enamel-Our Specialty 28th and N. CHURCH STREETS Phone GL 5-2521 Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS of YEAGERS RADIO 8: T. V. MORRIS SQUARE DEAL JEWELERS 534 ALTER STREET Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS MARSICANIO'S of BAR and GRILLE ALTER STREET Hazleton, Pa. B. SCHLESINGER, M. D. S. 8. S. BUILDING PRODUCTS CO. CINDER and CONCRETE BLOCKS M. J. Shimko Hazleton-McAdoo Highway Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 5-1461 COMPLIMENTS of CRAIG TOURS 925 N. CHURCH STREET Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-7772 COMPLIMENTS of UNITED WALL PAPER CO. 48 NORTH WYOMING STREET Hazleton, Pa. MAJESTIC FURNITURE STORE 57 NORTH WYOMING STREET Hazleton, Pa. ALTERETTE 584 ALTER STREET Hazleton, Pa. 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