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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1957 volume:

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Zylla 'K ,ix '74-v:Jq..h Q I M me PLATFORM x 5 9 I Cv ' 5,5 fs 'I x f ff ' PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE xx A V' I V I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United X 4, States of America and to the republic for which K f V it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, X I with liberty and justice for all. 1 1' tv f Q TABLE of CONTENTS NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS-Alma Mater ..., . 2 PARTY PLATFORM-Foreword and Contents ........,.. 3 PRODUCTION STAFF-Senior Officers and Ancora Staff. . . . 4 OUR CANDIDATE-Dedication ......,............. S CHAIRMAN AND PLATFORM COMMITTEE- Administration and Personnel ............. 6-9 COUNTY COMMITTEE-Faculty ........, , . 10-13 CITY COMMITTEE AND OFFICERS-Seniors. . . ,... 14-36 IN MEMORIAM ...,.,,.,.,...............................,......... 37 PRECINCT TRAINEES TO CITY COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN-Class History 38-44 CITY COMMITTEE FORWARD LOOK AND TESTAMENT- Class Prophecy and Will ...,...,.........,.,,........... . .... 45-49 PRECINCT SUPERVISORS AND CITY COMMITTEES ELECT- Mr. and Miss Junior Day ....,........,..,........,.....,. , S0 Mr. and Miss Hazle Township ...,....................... . 51 Who's Who .,....,.......,. ..,..... S 2 Class Song .....,..........,.. 4........ 5 3 CITY COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES- Q' Q Classes and Homerooms .,.,.,... 54-63 Sports .,,..,,......,........... .... Q. h Activities ....,....I......,.,..,..... ' : CONVENTION IN RECESS-Early Beginnings ..., 4, A .....,.. S2-85 CONVENTION DONORS-Advertisements . . . .... ,... 8 6-116 lr -'L I K S I 'Q if 4 ,Q i D f :ll Db LJ MR. LEON J. ZYLLA Anroru Adrixer 65 E wf 44 'bc Q9 ff: 0,554 fT'S vcr 6 Q, wwf? 41 C-7: 'K f df! 00 -16' Ja of' ,f Q 'we 'U A z' 'VV 2 .Q C I H 717' H Z O f OH GQ CD Our Candidate Mr. Vincent M. Boyle Twelve years after the Hazle Township School District had built its new high school on Church Street, a gangling youth entered its portals as a freshman. He participated actively in every phase of the curriculum. He excelled in sports. He played football, basketball and baseball. He was a member of the High School Band QThe first organized high school band in the northeastern part of Pennsylvaniaj. He was equally adept in his scholastic work, for after graduating from Hazle Township High School, he entered Albright College from which he matriculated in 1930 with the degree of Bachelor of Science. In 1932 this same youth came back to his Alma Mater as a member of the teaching staff. The following year he became football and basketball coach. In 1952 he was elevated to the vice-principalship. This man is a Tradition. This man is our Class Adviser. This man has climbed the ladder from the bottom to the top. This man is Mr. Vincent Boyle. To you, Mr. Boyle, we, the Class of 1957 of Hazle Township High School, doff our hats in admiration, and out of respect for your many noble qualities and magnificent achievements, we elect you to be the recipient of the highest honor our class can bestow. Mr. Boyle, you have been a counsellor and true friend to us. No greater tribute can we offer in return, than this, the dedication of ANCORA 1957, OUR YEARBOOK. CHAIRMAN AND Joseph D. Gallagher, A.B., M.A. Supcrintfndcnt of Hazle Township School District. Patrick Boyle Secretary of Srbool Board Michael Harascak President of Srbool Board George C. Reich Vice-Presidenl of Sfbool Board Us Victor Gavinski Treasurer of School Board ADMINISTRATION PLATFCRM COMMITTEE John Ba rt kovich Board Member Joseph Generose Board Member joseph McMonigIe B ' ADMINISTRATION William T. Hcllings, A.B., M.A. Vincent M- Boyle, B-S. Principal Vice-Principal .1 - Cl1airman's Clerical Personnel Gloria Generose District Clerk Dr. Otto Libener Medical Examiner Stephanie Brown H igb School Clerk Mary Mather, R.N. District Nurse John Brogan Attendance Ojicer Dr. Francis Della Croce District Examiner Chairman's Property Custodians - A '-A N- , .igigw 5:4 ,-.,., W tr- Thc Bread Line. N-ph Hovnnictl Anna Marinock, Amelia Mnslo, Mary Carlin 1 a v. A ax Thomas Corrigan john Kohutsl-Lic john Pcconc Martin Kapcs, John Potucck County Committee Boyle, Vincent M., B.S. l 616 North Vine Street Hazleton, Penna. Pbysiral Educalion, Health fVice-Principalj Ca rlin, Joseph W., A.B., M.A. S67 North Vine Street Hazleton, Penna. Civics, English I 1040 North Church Street Hazleton, Penna. 1 Cbemislry, Physics Dushanko, Frank, B.S., M.Ed, Dushanko, Stephen, B.S Harleigh, Penna. English, Social Studies Falcone, Nat, B.S., M.S. Lattimer Mines, Penna. Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Physics Guidance Counsellor Galganovicz, Bernard A,, B.S., M.S. 644 West Green Street West Hazleton, Penna. English III and IV Hanley. Gertrude C., B.S., M.A. 455 Washington Street Freeland, Penna. County Committee Gallagher, Irene T., B.S. Drifton, Penna. Gvnrral and Vocational Homemaking Gettinger, Leona, A.B., M.A S23 North Laurel Street Hazleton, Penna. World History, French Sborlhanrl I and II, Typing I and II Hollis, Edward, B.S., M.Ed. Drifton, Penna. Biology, Englixb Ofice Practice Malhematirs Shanna, George Mrs., A.B. 580 North Vine Street Hazleton, Penna. Smith, Henry C., B.C.S., B.S., M.A. 30 East Chestnut Hazleton, Penna. Bookkeeping I and II, Buxinesx Malb., junior Business Training, Typing III County Committee Sweeney, Thomas C., BS. Lattimer Mines, Penna. Business English, Sophomore English, Consumers Education Urosevich, George T., B.S. 119 Old Cranberry West Hazleton, Penna. United States and World History Voytko, Anne B., A.B. S41 North Broad Street West Hazleton, Penna. Librarian, English IV Zylla, Leon J., A.B., M.A. 124 West Seventh Street Hazleton, Perma. Latm I and 11, General Science Zelloe, Joseph, B.S. 349 Carleton Avenue Hazleton, Penna. Music Supervisor, Algebra County Committee Teaching, under any circumstances, is a most exacting profession. It is remarkable that, with all our attempts to frustrate the endeavors of our faculty, it has left, sur- prisingly enough, indelible marks on our characters which augur well for our future. The energies, interest, patience and tolerance of the individual members of the faculty have provided us with a vicarious experience which promises to extend itself with us through time into eternity. Z ,4 i -1225: C L , sw swf , . Q 'ti J ' f ' 4 K ,. '. -1 J N A iiiizii?-1FkEw.v 55-,. C, was ss. im a , we City Committees .. U ,,.. V ' ,wi Lity C ft sw M t-f- . lv, A ' ' , .K v tx E Q , f X ' . Q -g ifs 2 ' - - s It E 1 t- 'U ff ' C, 5 ' X! ' ff- 1 N it -V I 1 X N W XX Y Class of If f! I f 1957 if THOMAS BARRON Tum m x ' Iartimer Friendly, happy-go-lucky lad . . Always jovial . . . Liked by every- DNC. SANDRA ALEXANDER Sandy Hazle Village Short and sweet . . . Rates in all her classes . . . Literary Editor of Yearbook. AGATHA BABON ffAggil,,, Harleigh Tall, Commercial cheerleader . . . Plans to goin Air Porte . . . Typist for Yearbook. JOSIZPH BARTKOVICH Buirbi1 ' Oakdale Dark, handsome, popular fellow . . . A professional joke maker . . . Fine school pliotograplmer. ANNA HATCH A Arm Middletown Tall, cute, commercial lass . . . Enjoys dancing . . . Typist for Yearbook. MARY BELUSKO Midge Jeanesville Small and full of mischief . . . Envied for her long hair . . . Pleas- ing personality. BERNARD BOBIS HB. Ili, Hollywood Handsome, easy-going fellow . . Member of the school band . . Well liked by the girls. EUGENE BOYARSKI Genie Ebervale Good-looking, jocular lad . . . Full of fun . . . Capable school pho- tographer. CHARLES BREDBENNER rrcbuxv Oakdale President of the Senior Class . . Fine accordion player . . . Hand- some and well liked. JOHN BORCHICK jackie Hazle Village Fun-loving fellow . . . Great foot- ball quarterback . . . Gets along with everyone. ROSE MARIE BRUTOSKY HROU Green Ridge A dependable friend . . . One of our cutest cheerleaders . . . Ancora Member. LOIS BREDBENNER Lon - Oakdale Sweet commercial lass . . . Pleasing ways . . . Well liked by all. CHRISTINA BROBST Tina Milnesville Fun-loving, cheerful and friendly . . . Artful dramatist . . . On the Ancora StaiT. CATHERINE BUZANOWICZ Catfair Harleigli Short and sweet . . . Polite, good naturcd Miss . . . Friendly towards all, JOSEPH CAPAWAN C11f1py Pardeesville Quiet, well known lad . . . Likeuble and friendly . . . Student Basketball Manager. JOHN CHAYA junior Old Cranberry Possesses an agreeable personality . . . A member of the C.A.P .,.. Lots of fun in class and out. WALTER CHIPPI rrwfallyu Ebervale Likeable lad . . . Rather quiet dis- position . . . Friendly to all. ANN CLARK ffAnnJ! Jeanesville Friendly, academic student . . Captain of the majorettes . . . Mem ber of Ancora staff. JOAN CONNOR I0anie Oakdale Likeable Miss . . . Known for her jovial ways . . . Radiant personality. NEAL DE ANGELO Neal Milnesville No. 7 Dark, good looking lad . . . Good natured . . . Liked by all. i ' 'E IiILIiliN DUGAN I.i'z'nic ' Lattimcr Cute, fun-loving Miss . . . Aca- demic Studcnt . . . Member of Ancora staff. Sli X JOSEPH DE FLURI Dv Dr Lattimer Musically inclined . . . Carried his sense of humor into every class . . . Well liked. ANTOINETTE DOMIN Ann1'i1r ' Harleigh Sweet polite Miss . . . Excellent student . . . Dependable worker on Yearbook. MARY DUSHANKO Mary Harleigh Intelligent, capable lass . . . Friendly disposition . . . Ancora staff mem- ber. RICHARD ELICK Big Rich Cranberry Muscular, handsome lad . . . Co- captain of the football team . . . Friendly and well liked. ANN FALLON DiL'ker Jeanesville Friendly, mischievous . . . Always joking . . . Liked by all. BARBARA FEDOR B0bbieD Green Ridge Quiet, friendly . . . Cute and pleas- ant . . . Bound to succeed. MARY FETCHKO Fe-nh Larrimer Capable, friendly to all . . . Beauti ful red hair . . . Full of fun. MICHAEL FETCHKO rrMic.key73 Pardeesville Quiet . . . Gets along with every- one . . . Well liked. GEORGE FISHER Rid Milnesville Slick dresser . . . Abundance of brains . . . Fine personality. JOAN FOGEI. Caml'y Harwood Sweet, fun loving Miss . . . Plcasing personality . . . Liked by all. JAMES FISHER Cnbby Peace St. Small . . . mischievous . . . Fine football player . . . Lots of fun in class and out. ROSEMARY FISHER Rosh Hollywood Tall, attractive majorctte . . . Seri- ous acadcmic student . . . Ancora staff member. THEODORE GARBACIK Ted Green Ridge Intelligent and full of fun . Valuable member of the band . . Associate Editor for Ancora. CALVIN GABOS NC-ali, Berwick Road Small . . . quiet . . . Easy going . . . likeable disposition. JANE GARDNER rrlanieu Lattimer jovial Miss . . . Capable commercial student . . . Typist for Yearbook. EDWARD GAYDOS Galen Drifton A quiet, reserved lad . . . Dark . . . Good looking . . . Pleasing person- ality. BETSY GIARRIZZI reBekyv Lattimer A pleasant Miss, with a sweet smile . . . Ardent, Commercial student . . . Typist for Yearbook. ROBERT GIROSKY Buchan Stockton Friendly . . . Humorous . . . Has interests of his own. THOMAS GENEROSE Cous', Lattimer Popular, good-natured boy . Widely known for his sense humor . . . Always laughing. JUNK GRICGORY Greg Harwood Quiet . . . Red-haired Miss . . . Never a harsh word . . . Sure to succeed. HILARY GOLAB Hill.y Cranberry A carefree, fun-loving lad . . . Keen sense of humor . . . A friend to all. jOSl5l'H GOR'I'X'.'X lor Onlulale Quiet . . . well nunnered , . . small . . . friendly . . . well liked. MARY ELLEN GREYBOSH Mary Ellen Beaver Brook Tall . . . Quiet . . . Friendly towards all . . . Many interests . . . active in all. THOMAS GUNDY Hilifllllfllyn Green Ridge Reserved . . . Handsome fellow . . . Pleasant disposition . . . W'ell-liked by everyone. RUTH HILL Rufbic'U Lattimer Sweet . . . Blue-eyed . . . Captain of the cheerleaders . . . Fun loving. RUTH HOFFMAN Rutbie', Ebervale Pretty . . . Always smilling . . Studious. NANCY HOLLAND eeNd'1ni Stockton Popular . . . Intelligent . . . Editor of the Ancora . . . Red Feather Queen . . . Co-captain of the majorettes. BARBARA HOUSER Babs Harwood Charming and gay . . . A sweet Miss with personality . . . A smile for everyone. MARILYN HOUSER Boots Beaver Brook Diminutive . . . Active . . . Pleasant . . . Always joking. CATI IICRINIC llOW'l.I2Y Cirnf5 ' Harwood lfrientlly . . . Iiun loving . . . llcr interest is tlic Air Force. MARJORIE HOUSER Margie Beaver Brook Cutc'n pleasant . . . Academic stu- dcnt . . . Interested in sewing. MARION HOWEY Pardcesvillc Intelligent commercial student . . . Pleasant disposition . . . NVcll liked. 6 THOMAS HUDOCK Snuffy Stockton Handsome . . . Wavy hair . . . Gets along with everyone . . . Fine foot- ball player. JOHN JEFFERSON jason Ilarleigli Quiet . . . Reserved . . . A good sport . . . Fine football player. HARRY KAPUSCHINSKY ffxapu Crystal Ridge Tackle on Football team . . . Fun loving lad . . . Well liked by every- one. FAITH KING fPFay!l Beaver Brook Charming, brown-haired lass . An abundance of brains . . Associate Editor for our Ancora. BARBARA KISIELEWICZ Ki,vxel,' Green Ridge A quite, mischievous Miss . . . Humorous and talkative . . . Full Of fun. ANDREW KMETZ Kmetzie,' Milnesville Handsome lad . . . Amiable . . Small but mighty. HENRY KIPIKASA ffxippyu Humbolt Full of fun . . . Care free Great sense of humor. I l PATRICIA KUBA npaf, Harwood A friendly, blonde lass , . . Enjoys studying . . . Gets along with everyone. , l GRACEMARII, KOONS Grant' Stockton Friendly, Dark-haired . . . Fine student . . . Silver-tongued song- Stress. CECELIA KOTT 'rCt'I1dy, Crystal Ridge Sweet . . . Small . . . Enyoys cooking . . . Friendly disposition. JOSEPH KUCHAR C00kn'r Milnesville Handsome . . . Always seems to be having fun . . . Well liked by all. BERNARDINE KULAGA Brr1lit ' Green Ridge Intelligent commercial student . . Zealous Ancora worker . . . Always ready to lielp. ROBERT LESHKO Easier Harleigh Tall, reserved lad . . . Enjoys com- mercial Work . . . Gets along with all. ROSE MARIE LESNY Ro-sic ' Green Ridge Attractive . . . blue-eyed . . . Curly haired . . . Friendly person- ality. f 03 x Q I ' s X x x , b Q s A ' nr?-O, N X g . V C D 7 ' .,.,, . Q , rr F 1 we 1. l 'L nl u.lE55 I.z , niiiiiis' EDNA LEVKULIC Edna Harwood Sweet . . . Blue-eyed . . . Friendly toward all . . . Fun-loving. MARY CATHERINE LEVKULIC Mary Kay Harwood Enjoys social activities . . . Always ready to help . . . Ancora member. DOLORES LEVASH frD0,Iy:r Green Ridge A quiet lass . . . A ready smile Pleasant ways. MARIAN MARINOCK Mumie', Milnesville Cute, pert, and puppy cheerleader . . . Found at every social activily . . Anfon member. s KATHRYN ANN LIOTT Kay Arm' Fishers Hill Charming . . . Delightful . . . Loves to dance . . . Ancora member. GEORGE LITCHKO M0uxie Jeddo Small, congenial, fun-loving . . . Friendly disposixion . . . Well liked. RAYMOND MARKOVCHICK NRE-yi, Coxeville Blonde and nonclialanr . . . Friendly disposition . . . Well liked by all. DOROTHY MATUELLA Dottie Ebervalc Sweet . . . Sincere . . . Fun-loving . . . What a wardrobe . . . Always smiling. GEORGE MATYAS rrsargen Green Ridge Quiet, carefree . . . Talks when spoken to. PAULINE MIKULA rrpollyn Harleigh Sweet, young miss . . . Always has a smile . . . Possesses a jolly personality. PETER MINZOLA Munge jeanesville Tall, dark, and handsome, describes Munge . . . Co-Captain of the football team. PATRICK MONAHAN Sidney, Jeanesville Friendly . . . Quiet . . . Never a harsh word for anyone . . . Fine Football player. lilfRNlCilf OliliNlCK Bc'rnii ' Drifton Friendly .' . . Studiuus . . . Liked by all . . . On yearbook staff. ,M ,ll. .A ALBIZRT MORAN RAID Green Ridge Cheerful . . . Friendly . . . Bril- liant . . . Fine disposition . . . Associate Editor on Year Book. JO-ANN O'DONNIiLL ,flow Drifton Quiet . . . Likable brunette . . Always seen in Freeland . . . Ancora member. ANGFLINI? PANZARIQLLA Angie Pardcesville Peppy, lmppy-go-lucky '... A great sense of hu iiwmi r... G ets along with everyone. JOHN PAROFF IolJrmy Green Ridge Friendly . . . Likable . . . Full of fun . . . On Ancora Staff. JANICE PEISER an Jeanesville Tall, high stepping drum majorette . . . Pleasmg personality . . . Heads Make-up Staff on Yearbook. LEO . PELLY ffAbeD Hazle Village Friendly . . . Footballl player . . . Humorous . . . Gets along with all. ALBERT POLASHENSKI Tomato,' Milnesville Easy going fellow . . . A Witty member of the Senior Class . . . A member of the football team. MARY POTZGO ffMary,, Oakdale Reticent . . . Sweet . . . Commercial student . . . Pleasing Ways . . . Ancora staff member. PAULINE PHILLIPS rfpollyn Green Ridge Quiet, amiable Miss . . . Seen in a red convertible . . . Has a pleasant disposition. JOSIQPH RIZBARCHAK I0z ' Hollywood Small . . . Friendly . . . Quiet, but pleasant. THERIZSA PUHAK Terry Milnesville Small . . . Pretty . . . Likes to listen to popular records . . . Ancora member. WII,LlANl RADTKF Baffin Cranberry Fun loving . . . A pleasant word for everyone . . . Liked by all. FRANK SIZLIGA lffl'iX', Crystal Ridge Dark . . . Handsome . . . Popular with the girls. ROSEMARY SHAFFER rlRfISil',, West Hazleton Good naturetl . . . lfntllusiastie commercial student. . . Scholarly. 3' JOSEPH SLEVA fflogn Cranberry Talkative . . . Friendly . Always smiling. ARLENE SNYDER Di'mpIes', Jeddo An amiable, pretty young Miss . . Excellent academic student . , Ancora staff member. KENNETH SPAIDE Ea nie Oakdale Tall . . . Handsome . . , Popular . . . Mr. Junior Day . . . One of our capable basketball players. AMBROSE STARRUICK Skinner Drifron Dark . , . Handsome . . . Fun in the classroom . , . Has a way with girls. WILLIAM SOTACK feBillyn Coxeville Handsome . . . Friendly . . . Has a kind word for everyone . . . Well liked by the girls. l,AWRliNCli VliI.Cl lKO Larry Hollywood Small . . . Friendly . . . Popular with thc Freshman girls . . . Liked by all. ANTHONY SULKEVICH Sulky Harleigh . . . Mischievous . . . Football player . . . Combines brains with personality. SANTO TEDI'.SCO Iumvr Milnesvillc X Mr. Roclt-n-Roll . . . Gay lothario . . . Court jcstcr. SHIRLICY VIZTTFR SLirl Green Ridge A blonde, intelligent student . . . Interested in astronomy . . . Dc- voted Ancora worker. DORIS XVALLACH D t't' Harwood Tall . . . Quiet . . . Has n pleasant smile . . . Gets along with everyone. PATRICIA WROBLEWSKI repatn Green Ridge Sweet . . Brown-eyed . . . Dedi- cated Ancora worker . . . Sure to succeed. NORMAN WOOD RING Woodie Jeddo The girls delight . . . Tall . Blonde . . . Likable. SENICDRS MICHAEL YANOCHKO Mike Jeddo A friend to all . . . good natured . . . A combination of brains and personality. VICTORIA YANUZZI Vicki Lattimer Cute . . . Co-Captain of the cheer- leaders. . . Terrific personality . . . Member of Ancora staff. CATHERINE ZAWATSKY Katie Jeddo Sweet, popular lass . . . Miss Junior Day . . . Will make a fine nurse. BRUCE ZBORAY ffEch0.U Green Ridge Easy going fellow . . . Avid com- mercial student . . . Sure to succeed. ws? I i, fx 'S f JOSEPH GOLIAS N X. - ww VN M - 'Q ADAM SLYSOFSKI JOHN YALCH rx As We'll Remember It 4 ll' Precinct Trainees im V 'VG As the close of our senior year draws nearer and nearer, we pause to reflect upon the four glorious years we've spent within the hollowed walls of H. T. H. S. Memories flash through our minds-some distinct, others a blurred mass. Let us record these memories so that when Hazle Township becomes Alma Mater, and the visions of our high school days grow dimmer and dimmer, we may turn to these pages and relive them. In the year nineteen hundred and fifty-three our ship docked at the port of Hazle Township High School which was to be our haven and refuge. We were apprehensive and skeptical, but We ventured a few questions to get our bearings in this maze of corridors and stairways. As the days and weeks flew by, we gradually adjusted to the school regulations and came to know its staff and our fellow students. We began our activities by selecting our class adviser. Mr. Boyle graciously accepted our invitation. His excellent guidance and understanding made the year a full and happy one. As our class officers in our freshman year, we elected the following: Richard Elick, presidentg John Jefferson, secretaryg and Ruth Hill, treasurer. The death of a beloved teacher, Mr. Yalch, whom we had scarcely time to know, cast a shadow over our earlier enjoyment. Impressed with the uncertainty of our lives, we resolved to make the most of our high school career. John jefferson, secretaryg Ruth Hill, treasurer, Richard Elick, president FRESHMAN C-AMBCL Steps of Alma Mater Rlvishing Tom and Tom -and sat Clown beside her. .ibut x -ni V fo' x f W1-4 ,Nfl ,Lu:JA, .av l 1 X '. . 4 4 'A 'laxrz J I f ,fy 3? ' ' f Q kt t , V . A ., , M-t .U x' l t f l t-W l 1 F 1- I gn L E mlifm. if Smile the while TWO of 3 kind Joseph Bartlmvicll Slumming .eww E 'ff t 'S 5 'L' 1 . K, x. K L: 5,52 X R Q ' ' e ws: ,, 'R hail . 1 3 P 3- X pp Sweet and how! This is the life aa, 5' th ,,--v Ruth Hill jg- Q'-5 'SQ' Ah, Sweet Mystery-. Precinct Leaders Sophomore Time marched on and before we realized it we were sophomores. To steer us through this year, we elected Peter Minzola president. Joseph Bart- kovich, Mary Belusho, and Ruth Hill served as vice-president, secretary, and treasurer respectively. In May of our sophomore year, Mr. Slizofski was called to his eternal reward. At the time of of his death he was pursuing graduate study at the University of Scranton. Always concentrating on the many financial needs of our senior year, we began to fill our coffers by selling magazine subscriptions and holding a Thanksgiving Dance. For Sophomore Day, the gymnasium was decorated in our class colors-pink and black. We ended the year with a trip to Dorney Park. Mary Belusko, secretaryg Peter Minzola, presidentg Ruth Hill, treasurerg Joseph Bartkovich, vice-president. 0. us SCPHOMORES FRISK EH' A - -, w , Q21 Sil ks .intl Satins x L 41-H, 'Q. avi Q-'tiff . 1' '..l.. .M .W M ,,,., am .4-mv ,.., ,f-. nu,-f .t .pf A' as Blue moments without you it , Rose Mary Fisher 48 Hand and liand Organ recital up' T lat old gang of ours i I , M. . Artists on tlicir ltnccs Fountain of inspiration Q W'ater's fine! EY' ul . .. Rose Mary Shaffer l' Gracious mc! Really gracious! Chit-Chat Antoinette Domin in f W Precinct Supervisors N H W Q. WW I -'T V l Junlor As juniors, we achieved the status of upper classmen and we felt an increased im- portance. Our subjects were more difficult, but our new responsibility made us tackle them with determination. We elected the following oflicersz Nancy Holland, presidentg Peter Minzola, vice- presidentg Angeline Panzarella, secretary, and John Chaya, treasurer. What a whirl of activity followed! We held many dances, both juke box and orchestra. Especially remembered will be our Hallowe'en Dance. To climax our excitement, we received our cherished and longed-for class rings. Kenneth Spaide and Catherine Zawatsky presided over our Junior Day as Mr. and Miss Junior Day. Our colors-red and white-gave H. T. H. S. an air of gala celebra- tion. A dance in the beautifully decorated gymnasium concluded our celebration. It was followed by a night cap at the White Birch. Our year ended with a picnic at Hershey Park. The happiness of our junior year was marred by the death of a well-loved classmate, Joseph Golias. He will not be forgotten by anyone, as his sensitive nature made him everyone's friend. As we stood on the threshold of our senior year, we were hopeful that the toil, sweat, and tears of the past four years would culminate in our graduation. .IUNIORS REC-ALE ' -1- -Y Smile Prcuv' Lois Dead but nm buried Vviigag k 4 ,L iw: i i X N :ms i . A fbi i - K X iz 'ii X ww .iv- ' ii mi iii wmv i Young lnvc Curtin' up! A doll XV: like! Ui! Yui! This is iv. Nairobi scxtcuc. rfr' X V Us - 4- I 1...-It ' Ruth Huffnmn Ilvurywlicrc jiircrbug i 'Y I Hungry Rosumary Lcsny Hallway to func. Slick Chick! City Committee Chairmen Q f i001 J 1 ,qwllinf Senior When our senior year began, we tackled our responsibilities squarely. Our problems doubled, our rewards tripled, and our expenses quadrupled. This was the year in which we solicited ads for our year book. We sold Christmas cards, writing paper, and wrapping paper and appealed to our our parents to become sponsors for our year book. We sold more Ancoras to underclassmen than any other class. As our senior class president, we elected Charles Bredbenner. Harry Kapuschinsky became vice-president. Nancy Holland and Antoinette Domin were secretary and treasurer respectively. We held a semi-formal prom at Genetti's which was a great success. To preside as Mr. and Miss Hazle Township, we chose Harry Kapuschinsky and Catherine Howley. We endeavored to make our Ancora the finest year book to date as it catalogs well all of our activities-dances, picnics, field trips and finally graduation. The four years spent at Hazle Township have been good, happy years. Reluctantly, we leave our Alma Mater as none of us knows how the sailing will be in the unknown adventures we will now embark upon. We wish we might longer seek sanctuary here, where everyone was solicitous, and we felt safe, and were sure of our accomplishments. To Mr. Boyle, our solicitous adviser throughout the four years of many trials and failures, without whose guidance our efforts may not have known fruition, we say a heartfelt thank you and hope that like endeavors will be similarly blessed. We want also to thank the administration and the faculty for its guidance and con- cern. We leave better equipped to face an uncertain future because of their aid. To our Alma Mater we can only promise that we'll endeavor to be citizens she will be proud to claim as her own. We will not say, Farewell, for while our stay has ended, our memories are unending. XVe say instead, Adieu, until we meet again. President, Charles Bredbenner: Vice-President, Harry Kapuschinskyg Nancy Holland, Treasurerg Antoinette Domin, Secretary. Volume-4 Founded-l 9 5 7 J une 8, 1970 Number-1 10 Number of pages-3 Committee Prophecy EDITOR'S COMMENT ON PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION If a teenager were eligible to run for president of the United States, he or she would probably win hands down, there would be that many teenagers voting. And, come to think of it, a teenager in the White House wouldn't be so bad at that. Can't you just hear America, the Beautiful with a Rock and Roll beat! PROMOTED TO ASSISTANT MANAGER The Bell Telephone Company announced today that MICHAEL FETCHKO was promoted to Assist- ant Manager under LEO PELLY. Three new operators were imported from Philadel- phia to begin work on Monday. They are: JOAN CONNORS, RUTH HOFFMAN, and BARBARA HOUSER. CELEBRATES 4-th YEAR IN NUN-HOOD Sister MARY ELLEN GREYBOSI-I and Sister CECILIA KOTT formerly of Hazleton, Pa. entered the Sisters of Mercy Order 12 years ago today. They became full-pledged nuns 4 years ago upon complet- ing 8 years of training. 1960 TRIAL RE-OPENED SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, June 7 QAPJ -It was disclosed today by Attorney WILLIAM SOTACK that two inmates of Alcatraz, THOMAS GUNDY and NEAL DEANGELO were falsely ac- cused of robbing the MINZOLA Savings and Loan Association and killing the proprietor PETER MIN- ZOLA. Money from this Company turned up in Reno, Nevada. After further investigation it was found that AMBROSE STARRUICK, a noted gambler had this money in his possession. Captain JOSEPH GORTVA said when questioned about it STAR- RUICK broke down and confessed stating that he thought it was safe to use the money now. GUNDY and DEANGELO were immediately pardoned by Governor GAYBOS. INHERITS 81,000,000 NEW YORK, Jun: 7 QAPJ--The millionaire, John Van Horn III's will was read today. He left his fabulous fortune to his two nieces, MARILYN and MARGIE HOUSER. When asked what they will do with all this money Miss HOUSER remarked ! ! ! ! She fainted. SPEAKS AT HOTEL WOOF-WOOF DOGPATCI-I, OZARK MTS., June 7 fAPJ-Pro- fessor BERNARD BOBIS was the guest speaker to- day at the Be Kind To Animals Week Convention. Professor BOBIS'S speech is quoted as follows: Vots de matter vit a dog's life anyhow? Look at my dog Towser for example. Is his life bad? He chust et some bones und his belly is full. Me-I got indespetion und can't eat nuddings und I gotta hurry back to work. Towser eats und hurries back to sleep. I gotta buy school books und pants for my four children. I-Ie's got maybe 40 children. Does he have to buy them school books, and pants? No, he don't. But even vorse, ven he dies, he's a dead dog und that's all vit him. Me-after I get dead, I gotta go to hell yet besides! Unquote. WOMAN DESERTS BABY IN MOVIE THEATER Watch him I'll be right back, a young lady whispered as she handed a baby to Miss AGATHA BABON in a South Side Theater last night. An hour later after realizing the lady had no in- tention of coming back she summoned the theater manager GEORGE FISHER who turned the child over to the Police Lieutenant JOHN BORCHICK. Further investigation is required. APPLICATIONS FOR MARRIAGE LICENSES LOIS BREDBENNER ..............,,.. Oakdale THOMAS HUDOCK ..... ...., S tockton ROSE MARY FISHER ..... .,... H 0llyWO0Cl JOSEPH BARTKOVICH.. ..... Oakdale EILEEN DUGAN ....... . ..... Lattimer EUGENE BOYARSKI .... .,,.. E bervale JOAN FOGAL ...,.,.. . . ,Harwood JOHN MINOR ..,..............,... Milnesville WOMAN SCIENTIST Becomes FAMOUS PARIS, FRANCE June s QAPJ-POTZGO'S cos- metic Enterprise Company Inc. today revealed a new formula called Nateh guaranteed to make straight hair permanently curly or your money refunded with a new wig. The discovery was made by MARY DUSHANKO and MARION HOWEY, two cosmetologists em- ployed by POTZGO'S Cosmetic Enterprises Company Inc. POLO COMMITTEE MEETS WEDNESDAY A committee of local men who are interested in getting a polo team organized in Hazelton, will hold a meeting at GRACE KOONS Country Club start- ing at 3:00 P.M. tomorrow. The committee is headed by JOSEPH CAPAWAN, Editor of the Daily News. Others on the committee are, MICHAEL YANOCHKO, Pro Polo Player, JAMES FISHER and JOSEPH KUCHAR, of Station H. T. H. S. THE FORWARD LOOK, HAZLETON, PA., THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 8, 1970 PAGE 2 ARGUES AGAINST TAX ON LIPSTICK WASHINGTON, D. C. June 6 CAPJ-Congress got a feminine point of view on the lipstick tax today from a tall and elegant brunette who summed up her case in one word: DISCRIMINATION. Miss MARY KAY LEVKULIC, a Cosmetic Com- pany executive and KATHRYN LIOTT, a spokes- man for Cosmetic Women, told House Subcommit- tee studying excise taxes: Lipstick is certainly just as important to a woman as shaving is to a man . . . men after all could wear beardsf' She noted there is no excise tax on razor blades, or for shaving cars. WORLD'S FIRST CIRCULAR OFFICE BUILDING NEW YORK June 7 QAPJ-The dedication of the new 997 story Capital Recording Building took place today. Costing over S897,000,000,000 it was built by the VELCKO Construction Company under the supervision of JOE SLEVA. This enormous building was modeled after the famous Tower of Babylon. At the top of the building can be seen a red beacon light which spells out CAPITAL RECORDS in Morse Code. When President CHARLES BREDBENNER was asked for a comment he stated: I wonder if its true that Russian Disc-Jockeys are forbidden to play Capital Records? GRAND OPENING OF STORE The spacious, self-service super market owned by TED GARBACIK 'held its grand opening. MR. GARBACIK gave as a prize ,a trip to the moon which was won by PAT WROBLEWSKI. NORMAN WOODRING will pilot the rocketship, Moonglow. This super market is so tremendous that at one end you buy asparagus and at the other end its out of season. You have to go through the frozen food department by dogsled, and when you cross over into canned goods you lose a day. Today it was so busy people were jammed so closely one man reached into his pocket and found a couple of pick- pockets shaking hands. RECEIVE MEDICAL DEGREES OHIO, June 7 QAPJ-After completing their schooling at Ohio Medical University, Dr. BARBARA FEDOR, Psychiatrist ROSEMARY LESNY, Plastic Surgeon CATHERINE ZAWATSKY and Anesthesi- ologist JO ANN O'DONNELL will open their offices in three weeks. Drs. FEDOR and LESNY will practice in Dela- ware. Dr. ZAWATSKY will reside in Philadelphia and Dr. O'DONNELL in South Carolina. CLOTHES WASHED IN BEER AS DRINKERS GET WATER GRETZVILLE, PA. June 6-Ready to do the family wash, Mrs. EDNA LEVKULIC, who lives over the Alcatraz Tavern, found she had plenty of suds yesterday. Out of her hot water tap gushed gallons of frothy beer. Down stairs customers who were being served hot water on draught began to grumble. A customer, RICHARD ELICK, soon located the trouble. A beer company serviceman, ALBERT POLASHENSKI, had switched pipes as he was in- stalling a new barrel of beer. The trouble corrected, the tavern set up a free one for the boys, and Mrs. LEVKULIC prepared to give her beer soaked wash a good airing. WINS OSCAR HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. june 6 QAPQ-The great movie Return of R. 8: R. , the music for which was written by the talented songwriter PAULINE MIKULA, was awarded the Oscar at Hollywood, Calif. yesterday. Outstanding actress's and actor in the movie were TINA BROBST, MARY FETCHKO and THOMAS BARRON. FAN INJURED WHILE SECURING AUTOGRAPH HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. June 8 fAPj-Miss ANGELINE PANZARELLA was injured while at- tempting to secure an autograph of the new singing rage SANTO TEDESCO at the Echo Club owned by RO-BERT LESHKO and BRUCE ZBORAY. While being helped into her car she was robbed of her purse containing a comb, lipstick, mirror, toothbrush and other valuables. According to police- men GEORGE LITCHKO and HILARY GOLAB, she told them a man ran by and grabbed her purse. LOVE AND DRIVING DO NOT MIX On the Airport Road: June 6-You know the old one about gas and alcohol not mixing. Now comes Magistrate ROBERT GIROSKY with this addition: You can't be a good lover and a good driver at the same timef' The Judge handed this advice to HARRY KAPUSCHINSKY of Crystal Ridge after suspending his license for 30 days and fining him 530.00 for careless driving. KAPUSCHINSKY had been charged with kissing his girl friend, CATHERINE HOWLEY while his car was zig-zagging down the road. His defense: I was not kissing her, she was kissing mef' RETURNS FROM HAIR STYLIST CONVENTION Miss CATHERINE BUZANOWICZ a famous hair stylist has returned from New York today where she attended the Annual Beauticians Convention. Bringing with her many new hair styles and two new beauticians, DOLORES LEVASH and PA- TRICIA KUBA she will open her beauty saloon on Wednesday. CONCERT PIANIST APPEARING HERE TODAY Arriving back from her tour of Europe Miss FAITH KING the talented concert pianist will play here next Monday at Carnation Hall. All seats must be ordered in advance as a big crowd is expected. ENGINEER BEGINS S5,897,990,000 PROJECT SIBERA, RUSSIA June 7 QAPJ - JOHN PAROFF, the world renowned construction engineer of MARKOVCHICK Company, Inc., leaves today for Sibera to build a palace for King GENEROSE'S Harem. Accompanying him will be a crew of S89 working men, and secretaries SHIRLEE VETTER and ROSE- MARY SHAFFER. THE FORWARD LOOK, HAZLETON, PA., THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 8, 1970 PAGE 3 CONGRESS BEGINS SESSION TODAY WASHINGTON, D. C. June 7--Today Congress begins its 91st session. Congressmen EDWARD GAYDOS, ANDREW KMETZ and KENNETH SPAIDE from Pennsylvania are trying to repeal the 21st amendment. Other questions of debate will be: 1. Improvements of cemeteries. 2. Higher salarys for grave diggers. 3. Install lighting system by tombs. FORTUNE TELLER AT CRYSTAL BALL ROOM We had the honor today of having in our fair City of Hazelton Miss ANN-knows all, sees all, and tells all for a price FALLON. She appeared at the Crystal Ball Room for 2 weeks. Her most outstanding performance was reading the future of the talented debutante RUTH HILL of N. Y. City. One interesting fact discovered was: Miss HlLL'S ambition is to become Mrs. George Hudock who is in the Marines, plus raising a family of 13. The more the merrier Miss HILL commented. CELEBRATING SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. James Hirko are celebrating their seventh anniversary today. They are planning to take a trip around the world, starting at San Francisco, California. They have two children, James, Jr. and Elaine. Mrs. Hirko is the former DORIS WALLACE. APPEARS ON T. V. Making their appearance for the first time on T.V. were the Memory Kings. Seen among the band members were some former Hazletonians, MARY BELUSKO, WILLIAM RADTKE and HENRY KIPIKASA. Modeling dresses for the sponsors were VICTORIA YANUZZI, JANICE PEISER and ANNETTE DOMIN. Designers of the exclusive evening gowns are ANN CLARK and ROSEMARY BRUTOSKY. Commentator for this preview was SANDRA ALEX- ANDER. Bidding farewell the announcer JOHN CHAYA extended an invitation to all graduates of the Class of '57 to attend a class reunion to be held at SELIGA'S Steak House. 2 HURT AS DRIVER HITS STALLED AUTO Misses ANN BATCHA and JANE GARDNER both of Kis-Lyn were treated for injuries received in an auto accident last evening on the Wilkes-Barre highway. Local police said that BATCI'IA'S car stalled and was struck by an auto driven by PAULINE PHILLIPS of Hazle Township. Miss PHILLIPS was not injured. JEWELRY STORE WILL TREAT CUCKOO CLOCKS The operators of the GREGORY and REBAR- CHAK Jewelry Store here decided their window sign offering free estimates on watch repairs wasn't quite enough come on. They added this to the sign: Cuckoo Clocks Psychoanalyzedf' RETURNS FROM AFRICA AFRICA, June 8 QAPJ-GEORGE BRINGJUM- BACK-ALIVE MATYAS and WALTER DEAD- SHOT CHIPPI, recently returned from a Safari in deepest Africa. They went to explore the legend of the Great White Gorilla. You can now visit MATYAS at St. Joe's Hospital and CHIPPI at Transiiguration Cemetery. PROMINENT BAND LEADER APPEARING AT H.T.H.S. The Class of 1970 are holding their annual Prom at SELIGA'S Steak House. Music will be furnished by JOE DE FLURI'S Chalypso Kings featuring BETSY GIARRIZZI on the vocal. Admission is five dollars per person. Dancing will begin at 9:00. Until??? INJURED AT FOOTBALL PRACTICE Two of Hazle Township University students were injured while practicing for the Coal Bowl Game which will be held in the strippings of Pennsylvania tomorrow. The injured are ANTHONY SULKE- VICH and JOHN JEFFERSON. They are suffering from shoulder separations. The accident happened when they ran into PAT MONAHAN who was picking coal near his Coal Company. NOTED CHEMISTS ARRIVE AT FLORIDA FLORIDA, June 7 QAPJ-The famous trio of Laboratory Technicians and Research Chemist ar- rived today to begin further research on the atom. MARION MARINOCK and BERNICE OLENICK have stated that splitting the atom may not be a wise crack. ARLENE SNYDER the well-known chemist has discovered a new formula for X34ykl700 -otherwise known as Co-Cola. TIME BARRIER IS BROKEN Today the World-Famous Jet Pilot ALBERT MORAN broke the time barrier at the incredible speed of 2078 miles per second, when last heard of. We regret to inform you that ALBERT MORAN is no longer with us. INSPECTS SCHOOLS The great Dr. of Education Miss NANCY HOL- LAND has started a world wide tour of all schools observing the various methods of teaching. After completing this tour Dr. HOLLAND will write a book on what she has seen and the improvements needed in education. BEGINS NEW JOB NEXT WEEK MADAME DOROTHY MATUELLA, the World- Famous Dress Designer and her companion THERESA PUHAK will leave for Paris and London Monday. MADAME MATUELLA was offered a job to design clothes exclusively for the Multi-Millionaire Heiress BERNARDINE KULAGA. Eli 1 r 'I 0 r 5' I I -0 .I 'O City Committee Last Will And Testament Ot The uClass Ot 1957 We, the Class of 1957, being of sound mind, memory and unrlertakzng do make and publish this our last Will and Teslameni disposing of our assets to the remaining beneficiaries of Hazle Township High School. 1 I AGGIE BABON'S love for Polkas to Anna Marie Oscovich. ANNA BATHCA'S love for Red Convertibles to Mary Starruich. MARY BELUSKO'S ability to take away other boyfriends to Theresa Sannie. R LOIS BREDBENNER'S ways with the boys to Frances Tait. JANE GARDNER'S dimples to Dorothy Faust. BETSY GIARRIZZFS mischievous ways to Judy Matz. NANCY HOLLAND'S invisible seat on the bus to Joan Paranick. MARION I-IOWEY'S interest in West Hazleton boys to Gloria Gorga. BERNARDINE KULAGA'S hope for a heater, to Room B. KATHRYNE LIOTT'S pleasant smile to Terry Liott. I ANGELINE PANZARELLA,S seat on the bus to Rosemarie Martino. MARY POTZGO'S seat on the bus to Carol Heller. ROSEMARY SCI-IAFFER'S love for history to Jackie Constance. 5 SHIRLEY VETTER'S natural curly hair to Margie Pluta. PAT WROBLEWSKPS love for Fords and Mercurys to Pat Vetter. MARY DUSHANKO'S sense of humor to Barbara Dushanko. bo- BARBARA FEDOR'S laughing spells to Cathy Fedor. ROSEMARY FISHER'S love for Oakdale boys to Peggy Ann Reitmeyer. JOAN FOGEL,S driving ability to anyone who wants it. JUNE GREGORY'S love for Italians to Underclassmen. MARY ELEN GREYBOSHIS love for convertibles to Betty Garshell. RUTH HOFFMAN'S dimples to Janie Wagner. BARBARA I-IOUSER'S love for Fords to Beverly Houser. MARILYN HOUSER'S brown eyes to Jeanie Patkins. U MARJORIE HOUSER'S love for Freshmen boys to the future Seniors. CATHERINE HOWLEY'S Irish temper to Patsy Keenan. 'Al FAITH KING'S ability to play the piano to Bonnie Schaffer. GRACE KOON'S liking of the same boys to Ruth Wagner. CECELIA KOTT'S pleasing personality to Gerry Kendra. PATRICIA KUBA'S blond hair and blue eyes to Margie Suskie. ROSE MARIE LESNY'S beautiful eyes to Betty Ann Quinnan. MARY LEVKULIC'S ability to trip over something that isnit there to Marlene Hale. , K ' THOMAS BARRON'S set of drum sticks to David Mackanich. ' JOE BARTKOVICH'S photograph and girlfriends to Tommy Stelmock. EUGENE BOYARSKI'S photographic ability to Ronnie Montefour. JOHN CHAYA'S scientific brains to future scientists. ' WALTER CHIPPI'S small stature to Robert Hebal. MARION MARINOCK'S daily trips to the store to Ann Seaman. DOROTHY MATUELLA'S many crinolines to Gloria Zakutney. PAULINE MIKULA'S tall tales to Judy Ciochon. JO ANN O'DONNELL'S love for motorcycles to Sally Brogan. BERNICE OLENICK'S studying ability to Mary Ann Glowatch. JANICE PEISERiS D. A. haircut to Gloria Gavinski. TERRY PUHAK'S ways with the boys from H. H. S. to Barbara Embert. ARLENE SNYDER'S dimples to Jane Grega. DORIS WALLACE'S trips to Stockton No. 7 to Audrey Dietrich. VICKI YANUZZI'S ability to speed to Harwood to Dolly Braskie. CATHERINE ZAWATKY'S appetite to Carol Dovan. ANN FALLON'S collection of rings to Carol Schaffer. MARY FETCHKO'S red hair to Betty Barron. RUTH HILL'S position as Captain of the Cheerleaders to The Winner. BERNARD BOBIS'S distrust toward girls to Freshmen Boys. JOHN BO'RCHICK'S drumsticks to the Bells. CHARLES BREDBENNER'S way with the Freshmen girls to Joe Gregasevich. , OSEPH CAPAWAN'S student manager job to Luke Terraccino. b C 'x , . 5:00 bo Nxt o? .. 4. x V'4 RICHARD ELICK'S football ability to Steve Sannie. - MICHAEL FETCHKO'S Geometry Book to Genaro Salata. JAMES FISHER'S love for Rock-n-Roll to all Squares. THOMAS I'IUDOCK'S Lattamus Doris to Alfie Gallagher. JOHN JEFFERSON'S ways with the teachers to Bill Jefferson. HARRY KAPUSCHINSKY'S crew hair cut to Ray Parosky. JOHN MINOR'S quiet, impassive ways to Tommy Potochney. PETE MINZOLA'S number 57 football jersey to Bill Lenhart. PAT MONAHAN'S glasses to first person to need them. JOHN PAROFF'S integrity to John Zions. - LEO PELLY'S joking ways to Jim Lutz. AL POLASHENSKPS tooth of a comb to Jackie Constance. WILLIAM RADTKE'S seat in Democracy to Next Senior Class. JOSEPH REBARCHAICS ability to play the trumpet to Dominic Yanuzzi. JOSEPH SLEVA'S seat on the bus to Handsome Heller. FRANK SELIGA'S parking space to Bobby Kaminsky. WILLIAM SOTACK'S brains to Frank Fedor. KENNETH SPAIDE'S seats in Consumers to Jerry Hirko. AMBROSE STARRUICK'S brains to Danny Starruick. ANTHONY SULKEVICH'S height to Bobby Domin. SANTO TEDESCO'S good marks to Bobby Pavlick. LARRY VELCHO'S sideburns to Tommy Burns. NORMAN WOODRING'S shotgun to Mike Mazurick. MICHAEL YANOCHKO'S brains to Johnny Lapchak. BRUCE ZBORAY'S blond hair to Lloyd Samuels. CHRISTINE BROBST'S brown hair to Audrey Benninger. ROSE MARY BRUTOSKY'S pleasing personality to Patsy Halisak. CATHERINE BUZANO'WICZ'S ability to style hair to Margie Sulkevich. ANN CI.ARK'S position as Captain of the Majorettes to Carol Slebodnick. JOAN CONNORS dancing ability to Miriam Spaide. ANNETTE DOMIN'S old pencils to Bobby Chaya. EILEEN DUGAN'S Irish temper to Moe the Janitor. NEAL DEANGELO'S studying ability to Underclassmen. JOSEPH DEFLURI'S mathematical instincts to 230 fNatJ . GEORGE FISHER'S sincere love to Jane Mansfield. CALVIN GABOS'S ability to hunt to Larry DeFluri. TED GARBACIK'S seat in the band room to Danny Olenick. EDDIE GAYDOS'S well groomed hair to Jerry Starruick. TOM GENEROSE'S seat in the sun in Democracy class to Robert Generose. ROBERT GIROSKY'S truck driving ability to Joe Fulton. HILARY GOLAB'S brains to Richard Patskin. JOSEPH GORTVA'S ability to hunt to Mike Kowalczuk. THOMAS GUNDY'S Green Ridge Technique to Eugene Tobias. HENRY KIPIKASA'S parking space in front of school to Robert Kendra. ANDY KMETZ'S ability to sleep in study hall to Joseph Reich. JOSEPH KUCHAR'S permission to marry Carol to Billy Lenhart. ROBERT LESHKO'S ability to get into trouble and mischief to Jerry Generose. GEORGE LITCHKO'S love and sincerity to Anna Prokopovich. RAY MARKOVCHICICS tobacco chewing ability to Edmond Girosky. GEORGE MATYAS'S brains to Adrian Motel. ALBERT MORAN'S good marks and leadership ability to Eugene Bobey. DOLORES LEVASH'S white bucks to Catherine Stepanick. DNA LEVKULIC'S eyes to Joan Markovich. AULINE PHILLIPS'S hot rod driving to Cecila Kois. o ANDRA ALEXANDER'S beat up democracy book to Fred DeLazio. And we bereby nominate, constitute and appoint the 114743 Cla. o execute this our last Will and Testament. In witness whereof, we the Class of 1957 have written our wil ' I I 957. Signed, Sealed, Published and Declared by tlae departing Seniors of azle Township. N 9 0 Precinct Supervisors Elect Quiet but friendly, Cathy has a way of making friends. Because of her scho- lastic achievements and interest in the school she was honored in be- ing elected Miss Junior Day. She is an active member of the Future Homemakers of America. Her am- bition is to become a nurse. Mr. and Miss Junior Day Ken excells in basketball. He made the varsity team when a sophomore. He has a great personality and a keen sense of humor. His sincer- ity and willingness to help others will always be remembered. City Committee Elects Her pleasing personality, friendliness and thoughtfulness toward others are a few of Catherine's many charms. She is an active member of the Future Homemakers of America, and participates in all class af- fairs. Always ready for fun or work. Cath- erine is bound for success. Mr. and Miss Hazle Township As a good sport and outstanding athlete Harry played an important part in school activities. He is class vice- president, and a member of the football team and band. He has a great deal of determination, associated with ideals. Al- ways does what he sets out to do. Success is his destiny. PRETTIEST Victoria Yanuzzi 3 ATHLETIC GIRL Ann Clark City CommiHee's Best MOST POPULAR Ruth Hill Pete Mmzola X ,., A aa '3 Q gif 'S A CLASS COM EDI ANS CLASS LOVEBI RDS Leo PCHY and Lois Bredbermer and Angie Panzarella T1'l0m3S HL1d0Ck 1 H AN DSOMEST Charles Bredbenner ATHLETIC BOY John Jefferson QUIETEST Mary Ellen Greybosh BEST DANCERS CLASS ROMEO AND IULIET John chaya and Joan Connor Shlfley Vetter and Ambrose Starruick F RI EN DLI EST John Borchick BEST DRESSED Dorothy Matuella MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nancy Holland Ted G3fb3Clk BEST DRESSED Santo Tedesco City Committee's Theme Song Class Song We were Freshmen Sweet and shy just four years ago. Roller skating, Hershey too All these were our goal. We were happy, we were gay All throughout the year. Now the time has come for us To leave our friends so dear. Our Sophomore year, The Harvest Dance. Oh, how the time did fly. Soon class rings, parties, junior Day Swiftly passed us hy. Now as Seniors We await Graduation Day. We must part But yet somehow We wish that we could stay. We were happy, we were gay And we've had so much fun Now the time has co-me to find Our places in the sun. Written by Pauline M. Kula and Dorothy Matuella A 's, City Committee's Activities Miss Hanley checks Senior typisrs. Smile awhile with Miss Gcitingcr and juniors. Y 'Fling Eyes front and up!! T.V.'s on! Mr. llollis distinguishes between bone and tissue. I Mrs. Shanno expounds theorems. Mr. Smith has cash and balance. UG. -Q-5, I Mr. Falcone and his Math class Mr. F. Dush,1nko's chemists eheek test tube reaction. Social Life I'm tense now. The time is getting closer. Ever since ten o'cloelt I've been waiting for this moment. Gradually I sneak off by myself. No one is around. As yet I feel no one has noticed me. I feel secure. After a few flustered moments I take a chance and inconfidently look around. Immediately I turn again, yet I know the man I've seen so often, and despised so much, has noticed my peculiar actions. It's only a matter of time now. Here's my chance . . . I snealt off again, all alone in the corner. I hear a familiar noise. Now is the anticipated time! I run frantically down the dimly lighted hall. Although I hear the sound of footsteps behind me I continued running, hoping, praying under my breath they won't catch up with me. As I reach my destination I grab for a knife that's gleaming. The sweat stops flowing from my brow. The impulse I have now is terrific. I'm free! I don't have a care DESPERATE MOMENTS in the world. Because now I'm the first one in the lunch line at school. fl, JI i Pep talk given before game by Mr. Zylla. Results of the game. .,' I . l :L Nz, ,, :ff J' .gr -- ' V . i, I .l 12:5 ,Q ef-fl'-' ' I' ci:.a5E' X A r . airs' . at 1 N 5 'N f 'QT , ' . 7 ' ' .z i.:-Ziff: i ,+L at 'f 5 s - A .c few! say 'f' Kihei f' . ' ' . i r . s 1 1. -5 I f is 17- -up ., -A X 4 'lxftgbvh . ,. 1. . - ,, ri - X yA I xxyh-3 J' If ' ' i i I, N x. , Jill! - 1. .. - f, , , ' iq, ' 3'-if , W Q4 I In nag... Q - ' 1 Jusr CANT oo Amuqwmur. Dicln'l I I -ll , lh tlh' 'D ' liilur-nlion lIli:n wrn in i:ull!r'wer our Red Feather Queen-Nancy Holland' QCommon talk by Township boy5,j QCan you imagine this at Township?????l Moulin Rouge fx z 2 H my xi? F Tl lfidgfl Q,-dl .zgfqefi X X i i 5 l' I LQ .Q . ig? e 'll' r'-,i In ii 'YQ fri.. V dxiffx fri 4 1 I ill ,Vl gh, l l X Zi Q J X i ,mf t .lil wif Q Qlln' W Yuu'rP alvlilwrulvly paying ullrnliun lv rnnlusv mfr' City Committee Officials -vu., I SFNIOR CLASS OFFICLRS AND ADVISER Lvl I0 rzgbl: Nancy Holland, Treasurer, Antoinette Domm, Secretaryg Mr. Boyle, Class Adviserg Harry Kapuschinski, Vice-President, Charles Bredhenner, President. Q 1, X Q 1 2331, we lo S A MISS HANLEY'S HOME ROOM-lx! row, If-ff I0 righfz Arlene Snyder, Theresa Puhak, Mary Belusko, Ruth Hill, Angeline Panzarella, Marian Marinock, Lois Bredbenner, Nancy Holland. 21111 row, Icfl Io righl: Shirley Vetter, jo Ann O'Donnell, Catherine Zawatsky, Marian Howey, Rose Mary Shaffer, Ann Fallon, Pauline Mikula, Victoria Yanuzzi. Jrd TOLU, lvff to rigbl: Doris Wallace, Patricia Wroblewski, Bernice Olenik, Janice Peiser, Ann Barcha, Mary Potzgo, Dorothy Matuella. 4fh row, left I0 riglal: Bernardine Kulaga, Katherine Liott, Betsy Giarrizzi, Agatha Babon, Jane Gardner, Barbara Kisielewicz, Edna Leukulic. Working Q senioizg MRS. MAI l,AKiIH R'S HOME- RUOM H-Sllziliflflg, lefl wife, fron! lu funk: lieeelia Kon, Aninineue Homin, .Ioan Con- nnrs, Cihrixiine Ilrohxl, Mary lfllen Cireyhoxh, Sliuliflilg, rllqlil mfr, fvnul lu funk: Marjorie llnuxer, .loan Vogel, Mary Dn- shanko, Rinli lloifnian, Ann Clark, i:.lilll King. Ymilrif, frfl In rllqlil: Sandra Alexander, Grace Koons, Roxemarv I-islwr, liileen Dugan, Rose Marie lesny, iiarhara Peclur, Mn. Gallagher, Rose llruloxky, Marilyn llouser, Barham Hnnxer, l'atricia Kuha, Ciatherine lllLll.lI14lXK'iL'l, Ciarliqring Howley, Mary Rav l.evkulie. ua rters MR. UROSFVICIVS HOME- ROOM-l.il mu, lufl IU riglrf: Mr. Urosevieh, Harry Kapu- schinski, john Minor, john BUF' chick, joseph Reharehak, james Fisher, joseph Cfapawan. Burl mug lrfl In riglrf: Michael Yanoehko, Lawrence Veleko. Santo Tedeaeo, NY'illiam Sotack. Norman Nlfoodring, Michael lfetchko, Mil run, lrft In VIXQIYII Patrick Monahan, Richard llliek, Peter Minvoln, john Jefferson, Bruce Zboray, 4ff7 row, left I0 rigfvl: Albert Polashenski, Ken- neth Spaide, Anthony Sulkevieh, Thomas lluelock. MR. FRANK DUSHANKOS HOMICROONP-Ixf rung lrfl fo Vigllff Thomas Gundy, Neil Dv:- Angelo, Thomas Gcnerose. Calvin Gabos, W'alter Chippi. Zmf row, lvfi lu rigbf: joseph De- Fluri, john Chayn, Raymond Markovchick, Albert Moran, Andrew KIINII7. inf i'0u', Ii-fr In rigbl: Robert Lcshko. George Fisher, George Matyas, Hilary Golab, Robert Girosky. -Hb row, Ii-ft I0 riglit: Thomas Barron, Eugene Boyarski, joseph Bartkovich, Edward Gaydos. Henry Kipikasn. Precinct Supervisors Officials i MR. SMITH'S HOMEROOM-Isl row, lrfl io righl: Mr. Smith, Joan Pelley, Peggy Reitmeyer, Carol Slebodnick, Patricia Panzarella, Mary Ann Rohall. Znd row, left fa rigbl: Cecilia Kois, Betty Quinnan, Ann Marie Oscovitch, Marlene Hale. Brel row, lrft I0 rigbl: Gloria Zakutney, Charlote Arthur, Theresa Liott, c Dorothy Faust, Jane Grega. 4lb row, left I0 right: joan Patkins, Carol Soika, , Carol Shaffer. c it we R csisi J 1 M .c 1' 'Y I S Clair Aifrrigv' X -- A - JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Robert Motel, Presidentg Patricia Halisak, Treasurerg Ann Marie Oscovitch, Secretaryg Lawrence Gallagher, Vice-President. Working Quarters Juniors MR. CARI.IN'S HOMEROOM -lx! row, left to right: Theresa Danlto, joan Merola, Audrey Dietrich, Frances Tait, Mary Ann Gaydos, Patsy Halisak, Barbara limbert. Zml row, left to right: Patsy Filipek, joan Paranik, Dorothy Hadzick, Mary Staruck, Gloria Chehovich, Kathleen Velclto, Mr. Carlin. Bnl row, left to right: Catherine Fedor, joan Marchetti, Magdc- lene Braski, Amelia Maslo, Carol Maranl-ti, Edna Podlesny. 4th row, If-ff to right: Lorraine Schan, Cecelia Tolcrico, Dorothy Swindro, Gloria Gorga, Kathleen Bogwist, Ruth Salaman, Uvaughn Williams. Sth row, If-fr to right: Joann Markovich, Teresa Sannie, Laurel Montone, Ann Seaman, Elizabeth Barron, Au- driennc Bcnninger, Patsy Hu- dock, Sally Brogan. MR. GALGANOVlCZ'S HOMEROOM-Ist r0u', left to right: Mr. Galganovicz, Charles Tomushunis, james Lutz, Thomas Stclmock, john Hreha, Richard Nicholas, james Mart- niclt, David Macltanich. Zml row, left to right: Joseph Puza, Louis Lagana, John Hebal, Sam- uel Milorc, Cornelius Quinn, William Lcnhardt, George Fedor. iril row, It-fl to right: Lewis W'ysinslti, Raymond Parosky, joseph Reich, Emil Kasarda, Eugene Tobias, Genaro Salata. 4th mug left to right: Robert Pavlick, Robert Kendra, Thomas Pesoclt, Michael Suda, Robert Peak, Paul Minniclt. MR. ZYLLA'S HOMEROOM- Ist row, left to right: Mr. Zylla, Robert Generose, Paul Demko, Eugene Bobey, Ronald Grohol, Paul Marone, Francis Feder. 2nd row, left to rigbt: Neal De Angelo, John De Balso, Robert Chaya, Carmen Fierro, Fred De Lazio, jerry Conlin. 3rd row, left to right: Edward Voyda, Robert Novatnak, Gerald Mc- Garry, William Jefferson, Emil Bachison, Thomas Monitz, Rob- ert Motel. Piiecinct Leaders Trainee's Officials SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISER 1 I 2 Thomas Potochny, Presidentg Ruth Ann Schumacher, Secretaryg Lillian Marinock, Ji X K ww Treasurerg joseph Fulton, Vice-President. i if ccfc 1 si ' X , 1c.., P 5 ,V l -,Y fki Mf' Fmk Dushanko -'Q . f,-f Sophomore Class Adviser I ' ,T S 0 r '- 1 '- lS2ll-1 f is ' 2 S 552 5 MISS VOYTKO'S HOMEROOM-lr! row, left to rigbi: Molly Timony, Helen Solanick, Jayne Wagner, Antoinette Slezak, Kathleen Sharkey, Anna Tate. 2nd row, Irff to righl: Ann Tomushunis, Lorraine Sereta, Elizabeth Scintilla, Bonnie Schaffer, Mary Tuchi, Catherine Stepanick. 3rd row, left to rigbl: Jo Ann Potcner, Mary Poluka, Johanna Polchin, Janet Patrick, Miss Voytko. 4111 row, left I0 righl: Jo Ann Pretti, Ruthann Schumacher, Margie Pluta, Bernadine Swiech, Marian Sleva, Patricia Vetter. Working Quarters Sophomores MRS. SllANNO'S ll O M I2 - ROOMglwf row, lrfl fu rigbl: Mrs. Shanno, Williaiwi Halter, Andrew Denar, Robert Hebal, Rohcrt Honish, Andrew Grega. Zml muf, lvfl In rigbl: Larry Delfluri, Danny Biitorf, George llarlviclt, Joseph Fulton, Joseph Gregasevitch, Albert Dzienisic- wiel. Inl 70141, Ivft 10 righl: Gerald Generose, Bernard Dwor- sky, Charles Horn, George lfetelilto, Thomas Jones. NIR. HOLl.IS'S HONHQROOM -I! row, lrfl fo Vigbfr Mr. Hollis, Lloyd Samuel, Thomas Sagan, George Maholielt, Victor Monrefour, Adrian Motel. Zml row, lvf! I0 right: Michael Koscuk, John Skuntv, Paul Ogureclt, James Paulshoclt, Howard Stinnett. Mil row, left lo rigbiz Stephen Potucelt, Thomas Potochney, Philip Smith, Thomas Suda, Robert Kolarick, XY'illi.im Lewis. ge MISS GFTTINGFRS HOMF- ROOM-Ixl row, left In riglvl: Loretta Lesny, Carol Dovan, Janice Bredbenncr, Rose Martino, Joann Lagana. Elizabeth Galatha, Gloria Gavinski, Patricia Lagana. Zml row, lrfl fo right: Marlene Hildebrand, Ann Dougherty, Carolyn Heller, Geraldine Ken- dra, Patricia Keenan, Lillian Marinoclt, Elizabeth Flynn, Mar- lene Hale, Miss Gcttinger. HJ row, It-ff fo rigbf: Jacqueline Constance, Doris Merenda, Bar- bara Dushanlto. Judith Ciochon, Ethelmae Fisher, Irene Honis, Naomi Hill. 41h mir, It-fr fo rigbl: Rosemary Mopc, Florence Kapuschinsky, Carol Moran, Jeanne Jones. Precinct Trainee's Officials li is ii i it 5 'g ri FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISER Frank DeBias, Treasurerg Anthony Liott, Secretaryg Steven Sannie, Presidentg john Trathen, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Dushanko. Freshman Class Adviser H Mr. Stephen Dushanko, i MR. FALCONE'S HOMEROOM-Ist row, left to right: Mr. Falcone, Marian Marcinkevich, Margaret Mazzie, Rose Michael, Joyce Koval, jlean Koval, Jean Patkins, Beverly Houser, Agnes Polschak, Judith Matz, Barbara Kukol. Zntl row, left to right: Kathleen Kapes, jean Konkus, Barbara Novitsky, Mary Paranic, Dorothy Haswell, Margaret Grier, Frances Krusinski, Gordon Minnick. in! row, left to right: Stewart Lehman, Carole Klingerman, Georgine Grohol, Jo Ann Matyas, Beverly Klingerman, janet Horn, Sandra Peiser, joseph Merola. 4112 row, left to right: Jackie Heller, Joseph Motil, Richard Patskin, Ronald Horwath, Joseph Halisak, Michael Mazurich, Anthony Liott, Fred Pleban, john Grier, Daniel Olenick. Adam Chineola, George Creech, Peter Dutzer, Robert Bindus. Working Quarters , C U.. MR. STEPHEN DUSllANKO'S HOMEROOM-lx! row, lef! lo righf: Shirley Bevans, Irene Dougherty, Marie Bugda, Kathleen Dugan, Ann Ficrro, Rose DeLazio, Doris Demi, Robert Domangelo, Lawrence Generose, john Dudnanski, Thomas Burns, Carol Demko, Ann Gadola, Lillian Chippi, Beverly Bittorf, Mary Ann Glowatch, Sandra Adams, Christie Bevans. Jrrl 7010, If-fr to right: Mr. Stephen Dushanko, john Gallagher, Barbara Dozeski, Gloria Bogwist, Carol Adamyourka, Mary Bartko- vieh lfthel Grier Darrell lfishcr Frank Deliias. -Hb row, lvfi to righl: Ronald Montefour, Rocco Colasurdo, Earl Berger, liernlard Biaeco, jlohn Bien. lib lrow, left fo rigbl: Louis Colin. Zml row, lefl lo rigbl: Betty Dushanko, Alice Dushanko, FRESHMEN MOTTO The more you study the more you learn, the more you learn the more you know, the more you know the more you forget, the more you forget the less you know, but, the less you study the less you learn, the less you learn the less you know, the less you know the less you forget, the less you forget the more you know. S17 WPTY STUDY? MR. SWEIZNIQYS HOMEROOM-Ixt row, left io right: Mr. Sweeney, Carmella Reese, Suzann Salata, Marie Puhak, Philomena Tedcsco, Catherine Yurkanin, Barbara Staruch, Judith Wetzel, joan Poluka, Ruth Wagner. Zml mir, lrf! I0 rigbf: Marie Smolen Andrea Rapach, Jeanne Tomaino, jo Ann Sabolchick, Ruth Zeller, Theresa Tarapchak, Patricia Stasko, Linda W'icr. inf row, lvfl lu riglrfr Maria Raymond, Dorothea Yemola, Margie Suskie, Corinne Shema, Sandra Slezak, Miriam Spaide, Dominic Yamini, Thomas Yanochko. 41lJ row, If-ff to riglrl: Luke Terraccino, Anthony Tranguch, Daniel Starruich, John Williams, George Tarapchak, Steven Sannie, Robert Reitmeyer. 515 r0u', It-fr lo right: George Ritv, john Trathen, John Rohall, Joseph Resetar, Robert Radtke, John Resetar, George Sunder. T Convention Activities ELEPHONE I I 'PAQ 2 'S 'xx if ,f-V? 5... fqsax -,IX Q A ,ex-A 333 2255-A will 'gr 7 X '23 'K N15 -.-f -An -.MA wi -wp-'-'xwss A NPA - Q N, A g...-.1 iff-vs N3x:41 7-sf.'T'- Qs 'vs 'T-cf x ' f AA 1-vu -Q fe 2 ,vw A A K -. A AN .. nf -'-, N-:N LXOYM A A . 1f?'2 '2 A AJ 'X-'PSIU' A39 in i A '5 A fn' i .- My A' n if. - Y i . , i t S xi - .. 't j v N-fp ',.t.,1,4 41. ' WW' ' f -'FYKWT' 1' 1 , L , . i 0 0 7fw..,'r:f1.4.'1-s-f,iii1zz'ff- -x ' , ' A if 1 ','iiii1'l iih'.W ' .f i 1? il 5 I N-X .. it fi t my I N I 5- pf i -H. . Hn - nf- ,gf 00 , 1 ' gf 1 .Kia ' !fffj i?-123. ,-,hp 'I 5,24:',2ifg-Q'.fg'3 f'.8', ix'- , . 1 X ' 1' 1l 1 u 'QM n i J , t iii77Pm,f'5ii4.'f:,.2i-.iw i Af' Lfff 4 qi K vm' I1 kj' B: KV - , ' QU -L HI.0t'S S00 your tickvt Club. bin Ep i i Nu ms: t y f Hello, Mum-I made the mam! F O O T B A L L CONVENTION CAMPAIGN F O T B A T L L l Co-captain Elick, Coach Uroaevich, Co-Captains Minzola and jefferson. Hazle Township's football season began one bright sunny morning when some two dozen husky Qsome not so huskyj lads reported to Coach Urosevich for drill and practice in the intricacies of football. After the field was cleared of rabbits and ring- neck pheasants, things developed rapidly Qthings refers to body muscles and mental stimulation., And another football season was in the making. Coach Urosevich's Shippers opened their 195 6 season at Berwick before 3,500 fans. The Shippers were sunk in a close and exciting game. The Bulldogs winning 14-7. Downhearted, but not discouraged the Shippers defeated McAdoo, 20-6 at Harman- Geist. Sparked by the McAdoo victory, the Shippers crushed Neslopeck by a score of 19-6. SCHEDULE SCORES Berwick ,.., .,,,, Se pg, 7 H. T. H. S. 7 .... ...... B erwick McAdoo ..... Sept. 22 H. T. H. S. 20 .... ,...... M cAdoo Nescopek ..... A ,.,Sepg, 29 H. T. H. S. 19 .... ........ N escopek West Hazleton ,, 4 , ,,,Oct, 5 H. T. H. S. 21 ,... ..... W est Hazleton Marian Catholic ...,,, ,,,, O cr, 12 H. T. H. S. 13 ........., Marian Catholic West Mahanoy Twp. ,,.,, ,..., O ct. 20 H. T. H. S. 46 ..,.. West Mahonoy Twp. Mahanoy Twp. ,...... ,,,,, O cg, 27 H. T. H. S. 0 .,,. ..... M ahanoy Twp. O CAMPAIGN PERSONNEL Ist row, left fo righl: Kapuschinsky, Sulkevich, Minzola, Fisher, Borchick, Pelley, Monahan, Elick, jefferson, Polashenski, Hudock, Minor, Zrm' row, left fo right: Dzieniciewicz, Lewis, Pavlik, Reich, McGarry, Dworslcy, Horwath, Gregasevich, Quinn, Bachison, Lenhart, Boyle-Student Mgr. 3rd row, left I0 right: Baker, Student Mgr., Minnick, Greech, Liott, Sannie, Suda, Sunder, Gallagher, Perosky, Tobias, Voyda, Nicholas, Mr. Urosevich, Bredbenner-Student Mgr. Richard Eliclt smashes through the Berwick line. 4. John jefferson running on a quick opener. A ' '4- Bcginning of the end. john jefferson sets up a touchdown. The Shippers then clashed with West Hazleton. During the first half West Hazleton seemed no match for the Huskies of Township. Halftime score 21-0. Injuries in the second half to key-men enabled West Hableton to convert a certain loss into a victory. West Hazleton ZS, Hazle Township 21. A real heartbreaker. 1 .lf .N + Campaign Committee V.. W... x r My ,L K t ...K A ' I , Q L ' 4, ' fy, . john Borchick Richard Elick 'Ennis Fisher Quurlrr Burk Full Bark R'-g I H'If BM 5 John Jefferson ,li'i'?nEr:flHud0Ck Lvff Huff Bark Harry Kapuschinsky Righf Guurd Football John Minor Rigbf Half Bark Pete Minzola Right Emi I 5 We Campaign Committee Patrick Monahan Leo Pelley Rigbl Tackle Left Guard Albert Polashenski , Af1fh01'lY Sulkevich Right Eml CFWNY George Urosevich, Foolball Coach jimmy Boyle and Charles Bredbenner Bernard Galganovicz, Faculty Manager Student Managers I I v Zapp., i Having recovered from the defeat, Township took the measure of Marion Catholic 13-O. West Mahanoy Township proved no match for the Shippers. Our gridders came home with a 46-6 victory. CGNVENTION CAMPAIGN ,api W .og ,V Q , 4' I W x Vx' 'V f P' 1' uh- ' 5 L Q' gl D- 4 Minlolq rips ilirougli Marion Catholic line, Min7oI.1 ly,-wks law for A Inge min Who luv ilic bill? if Ama-f' P431 'W ' ,, ' 5, ,.- .' L ' .r I a .4-. ' A ' A- 'h ' U 'JW 'f.i,L rn fy ,K -'ip' rf'1J':'Ig'i ' 'r, 'i. i -f f Q'- ' ,f ,fig N fy . x Q 1 ' -N ' 95 . . Q .F f NA '2 1, ,N i ' mai J ., , . -Q , , -S746 1 - c ' A ,, ,,, , 9 . '1 '- 4 4 lxj:-5 1 ' ,f i z , xi, '-r, ,, -, 1 ' 4' All F N' ' 1 QM- 'x Q ' Yxvg' S A -.V . V , ' 1, 4' pq L- JX- J1-!W 'Q' Mr. Urovcvich going to practice ,dsx A 1 You'ru not going far. X X 1 ,- I New rc.1x'-ond. jefferson gocs through West Ihvlcron line C11 2 I I. EQ .1 ni' X , CONQVENTION CAMPAIGN Kem-.egh Spaide Richard Elick Anthony Sulkevich Robert Leshko x ff Sulkevich and Spaidc B k b Sulkevichg COACH, MR. SWIiliNIiYg Spaid Basketball Lawrence Gallagher Raymond Parosky Thomqg Stqlmock Forward Forward Gum-,I Knm Ha 1 Vlbr wan ghcr Len Kneeling: Generose, Fulton, Hreha, Stelmock, Hebal. Slanding: Gallagher, Sulkevich, Spaide, Mr. Sweeney, Coachg Leshko, Eliclr, Parosky. William Lcnlmrdt Eugene Tobias Forward Forward Img: Hrelia, Lutz, Generose, Sunder, salt, Kaminslry. Slamliug: Quinn, Student Mazurick, Fulton, Liott, Hebal, Capa- Stuclent Mgr.g Trathen, Radtke, Galla- Putoclincy, Bittorf, Student Mgr.g iardt Absent. Freshmen Basketball Squad Convention Activities Iffzatkiaivkil-da - ft 'm Whiting for the team. Spztidc breaks through. Game in progress. Wi1crc's the ball? --al Spaidc tosses it in. A frustrated McAdoo player. Two points for Township Convention I . ?,gQl7'i lull in llmc ring .ind rcfurcc in :1 yokc! Two points by Flick. A 1? Sulky sl1ools,Spaiclc wniis. Ncl-wtwo points for Sulky? ANTHRACITE LEAGUE SCORES FIRST HALF H. T. H. S. S8 St. Gabriels . H. T. H. 9. 47 West Hznlcton Tl. T. ll. S. 73 TJUXICI' Twp H. T. ll. 5. 69 Freeland H. T. H. S. 70 M. M. l. H. T. H. S. S3 MuAc.loo H. T. H. S. K6 Wlmilc Haven SECONIJ HAl.l H. T. H. S. S8 lfrcclaml , H. T. H. S. 67 lfnslcr Twp H. T. H. S. 6l M. M. T. H. T. H. S. 62 McACloo H. T. ll. S. 57 W'cst Hnvlcton . H. T. H. S. 67 St. Gabricls H. T. ll. S. 60 Nvliitc Havcn . in Action Aggie goes up as tension increases. Tobias pushes one up, up, up, in! .I 54 37 63 67 71 sa 44 H. H. H. H. 56 H. 66 II. S8 74 61 55 S0 The season was suificicntly successful to play-offs. C r , L -TE is I I 9.- E ,zu Jlf 7' x K .VT l xii 1 V, I li vi, Ni 'T , 'qs 'lb 1 1' ' ff.+ x-ul X .9- WTR o i i,......,.i... .in-i.-iii..i.-ii.iiQ7 AMH' NON-LEAGUE SCORES T. H. S. . T. H. S. . . T. H. S. . , T. H. S. T. H. S. . T. H. S. carry us into the regional S8 Rock Glen , 42 Berwick 46 Rock Glen 83 Ncscopcck 50 Berwick . 62 Ncscopeck Convention Activities Anna Marie Oscovitch, Theresa Sannie, Lorraine Schan, Audrey Dietrich, Ruth Hill, Captaing Victoria Yanuzzi, Co-Captaing Agatha Babon, Marion Marinock, Rose gsgiailjlll Mary Brutoslcy, Patricia Filipeck, Jayne Wagner, Bonnie Schaffer, Carol Moran. . .ta, l' Victoria Yanuzzi Agatha Babon Rose Mary Brutosky Co-Captain I i 5-wi-we Marion Marinock Freshman Cheerleading Squad Convention in Action A l niglmnarcj. ullinxlnc fmy. Halle Townshipffrom right no lCf-lfffx pl1otogr.zpl1cr's X F- ,sv 'Ov f .. ,, v--84 IS.unns -right sidu and up! A pmuxu--but no coke. 'SRF 5-ai 533. Q builds them good and solid. Mr, Zclloc .md his band in action. esp 5 rg , 5 .3 , V Q- 7 ' Convention at Ease il-7 l r. sexi: t3f',,'6 f Where in the mam is the tsifphtfilii' 'AM',Ax X'hhK X , The line up A typical teenage girl Don't say it joe Mary Dushanko Demure as the whispering breeze Sort of-Piggy-back! Pretty, perky Ann Batcha Lois Bredbenner 3 il KB :R is 1 Five Kingsmenn rW,L sw tw? 'R i .N Q 4 MF.: -F: 3- 5 .. Pretty as a picture Aggie jumped the gun Help! fi fsifsmety YQ ., 7 f .... , , K Vzpp 1 Ann Clark W Ruth anticipates Who is this? ,gp A Q Ted oiid A. Hold on Vf' 57 . . as ice City Committee Yearbook Stall Fvlliri' lllll'1H'LI Shift' Marinock, Gi:irri77i, Holland, Domin, Mikula, Kulagn, O'Donncll, Clark, Snyder, Ynnuzzi, W'rol1lcwski, Babon, Fisher. Slmffcr, Vetter, Duslmnlm, Mntuclln, King, Pciscr, Gnrback, Paroff, Moran. 'L-X., 'll A ' I W , AW Sfdfl Sfmrtx .xml Plmlogmplw SMH PM WF4'ltlUWSl4i. 5l1irlCy' XVCIICY, Bcrnardine Kulaga. loc Bulkovicli, Ann Clark, -lolm Puroff. ,Ianicc Peiser, Genie llnynrxki. ,ni 'Ala I,ifi'mry will Y: rifwluri Shift Tyftiifx .mil Blltirnitx Sluff liutli llill, Anno.-ttc Homin, Paulina Miliula. Aggie Babnii, hliunnc O'Donncll. Arlcnc Snyder, Vicki YJhll77i Bcrsv Ci.1rri77i. Convention Activities Preparations being made for dinner '- vliikwfxtb i' nm' WE W Care to tom us' Busy Bees F. H. A. Initiation. rf Q in t I'!., Senior girls learning to sew. Cutting out patterns fv' Mrs, Gallagher plans a meal with brownies. in.. I No, we are not immigrants. Key Club John Paroif Joseph Bartkovnch 7' Prrxinfclxl .QggT'4 ll I 'B .. ,. 1. 1,, I' icq -e . JM . W3 5-if-1:8 Q. e , '4fhll!lliil9' Plltihft YM' - Jt.marawuai,:H1yradwe A,..,u:.f.r.r.a..1.,A..,..cf4,fz fo KRT I l,l'H l'llXl1'l1l'flu! ..,.4,..vyM.aw..a.I.,m.-01-l,.4' 44 lgrm ...J .s a. .wp.u.-.1-SAQMQGQS...-.-Ibvwybwlwq' Dunn...-.lb-mf ,s....c.n..,.r,.'. ...-.f4..,..m,l- tm. -I lSlVl.lN'lPil'l.l'll4 2 .. '. .g.,,,.4.,,, , . x.... , Key Club Charter Key Club Presentation 6 5.4 Charles Bredbenner 4. Scrnfary Albert Moran Theodore Garbacnk R ion Crigins '35 ,1.5 f Angie Panzarella .f . Q, ' . 1 J - N. 1 a H X X 11 Mary Potzgo Mary Belusko Kay Ann Liott Mary Fetchko - juhe Zylla Theresa Puhak Cnhcfine HUWIEY Convention Frolics Muscle and Bones Ready to hike -1, v f'g, i' We had a good time too. x -2-if Cool, Refreshing Friendship Look Mom, No hands .5 v 'Q 15. . . r A. s 5 , M ' . n ' f p ' ,.--, .gp A1 N , , A , ,-4 . 'vi my A ... 3 ,1 f -f 3 .yu ' il'y. li 1 ' w e v 5 4 AY ,' E' I3 tw e V vi 'W - 1 i if A L5 : . 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W 'sv ..-, Aw , F The Army was never like this! mq5t 1,9, f . mf 5 1 Madame Casablanca hair stylist. 1, A I 4- ,,-v P. .V Rock-n-Roll addicts. One-eye Frankie? Ma and Pa did the Charleston. Emcee Bartkovich ' Knflli' i f Q If L 11 ,,. RHSY' K 5 ll v- f t ,L g sk x ghssw he in I K Q Memories! Oh, what memories! Songbird Duet Grace Marie Koons The great wide west. UA I ...- ' X QQJK-' 0' 'N i' Zh -c- -.- , Rv x T3 F l Cf? Pwwsv J D12 I ' I .5 gors IQ! D f-3 f X ml S Yl Il'H . 'Kaff--T-' ., ,K ji 3 Q W ,F M3 vif shy 8 vw' 6ivE Us Q IV 941 Q9 .1 gym +4 Q - i5l:l fa B I x, .TBQW- 1 we li I 2' ki' B X gg 9 ' X 1 Ign'- 'l CS -1, B J ig .1 . my , 131 . A A -O-.-ff J. B. MCMONIGLE 81 SON, Prop. AFTER A PEP TALK WE'RE ON OUR WAY! ,gp Ebervale Store Phone GL S-1431 ex Q 32 ,lx F O 1 1 vi! Q, W Q' qg W CONGRATULATIONS TO 9 f GRADUATES ff f x xg .1 f' U 1, Q HOME ROOM D. fo SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs Frank Dushanko Mr. and Mrs. John Potucek Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zelloe Mr. and Mrs John Brogan Mr. and Mrs. George T. Urosevich Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dushanko Mr. and Mrs John Holland Mr. and Mrs. John H. King Mr. and Mrs. George Potzgo Mr. and Mrs. Austin Clark Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carlin Mr. and Mrs Thomas Sweeney Mr. and Mrs Leon Zylla Mrs. George Shanno Mrs. Irene T. Gallagher Miss Gertrude Hanley Miss Stephanie Broton Miss Leona Gettinger Miss Anne B. Voytko Miss Mary Mather, R.N Mr. Joseph Hovanietz Mr. Thomas Corrigan Mr. Nat Falcone Mr. Martin Kapes Workers of Cafeteria PECORA'S BABY TOP MILK 36 EAST BROAD STREET West Hazleton, Pennsylvania Phone: GL. 4-4841 One Of The Largest Producers, Distributors Of Dairy Products In Eastern Pennsylvania GUS GENETTI, INC. HOTEL AND MOTEL OF DISTINCTION Famous For Food AAA Approved Hotel and Motel We Honor Listed In Gourmet Guide to Good Eating Trip-Charge Inc. and Gourmet Guest Club Credit Cards CREDIT CARDS One Mile North of Hazleton on Route 309 Hazleton-Wilkes-Barre Highway Hazleton, Pennsylvania Gus Genetti, President John Chalfa, Manager Phone: Hazleton GLadstone 4-2494 McAdoo Vending Company Grohol's Appliance 36 W. Blaine Street McAdoo Sdlff and Semfe Telephone WA 9-2521 9-9638 221-23 E. BROAD STREET Hi-Fi Pbonograplvsn - Shuffle Boards - Pin Balls west Hvrlefvn Cigarette Machine: phone GL. 4-0961 J. C. BUTALA Slogan: Over 10,000 parts in stock Dolores' Beauty Shop 850 ALTER STREET Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 5-0817 Hazle Builder's BUILDING suppuss 30 NORTH CHURCH STREET Hazleton, Pa. Kramer's Jewelry 37 EAST BROAD STREET Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 5-0241 Bob Smith's 41 EAST BROAD STREET Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 4-1621 Order your corsage dirert from Bob Smith's FeIIin's Jewelry Hy's Men Shop 'I4 EAST BROAD STREET 26 EAST BROAD STREET Hazleton, Pa. Hazleton, Pa. Registered Jeweler Gem Society Home of Bond Clothes Automobile Supply Company Houser and Wallace 210-216 E. GREEN STREET Grocery and Confectionery H I , P I ' em' my zoo wmrsns AVENUE Phone: GL 4-3566 West Hazleton. Pu. Compliments of Glidden Paint Store SCHULTZ'S ' Tl76Ndm6 BALFOUR Stands for the finest in Class Rings, Commencement Announcements, Club Pins, Diplomas Medals and Trophies L. G. BALFOUR CDMPANY Taylor-made Yearbooks AMBY NOLAN 'F MATT LYNOTT MINERS BANK BUILDING Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania COSGROVE T N largest combin he T era Shop and Cam -9 W3 3 in VJ Frank M. Fay Phone: GI 5-3781 Insurance Bonds lTax Consultantj Broad Street Service Station Phone: GL 4-7301 Dmling shop LADIES' WEAR LADIES APPAREL H Y M A N ' 5 13-15 WEST BROAD STREET MENS, WEAR Hazleton, Pennsylvania Phone: GL. 4-6351 Hazleton, Pa. Morris Square Deal Jewelers 'I7 W. BROAD STREET Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL. 4-6471 Compliments Of Frumkin Brothers Quality Clothing For Men C pl' t , Om fm Dr. Maurice L. Blum H. Harry Grebey Opzngeirist -I Eyesight .Specialist V FUNERAL DIRECTOR ,Rooms 2 - 3 Haz eton National Bank Bldg West Broad Street - Hazleton, Penna. 235 E. BROAD STREET Phone: GL 4-8726 Hazleton, Pa. Residentail Electronics 3 W. DIAMOND AVENUE Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 4-8221 The Laurel Floral Shop Flowers for all occasions 7 EAST DIAMOND AVENUE Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 4-1461 Fierro's Furniture Store 77-79 N. wYoMlNG STREET Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 5-4043 Compliments Of Ritzko's Auto Parts Byorek's Knotty Pine Bar-B-Q Only the higher qualify food served Phone: GL 5-3211 For Quality and Courtesy Shop and Save at, Charley's Men's 81 Boy's Clothing Store 625 Centre Street - Freeland, Pa. Phone: Freeland 1115 Complimenzs Of C0 'f'lf 'f 'f Mac's Studio 81 Camera Shop of 633 Centre Street -- Freeland, Pa. Hazleton National Bank Phone: Freeland zss Seitzinger's Drug Store lA Good Drug Store, 608 CENTRE STREET Freeland, Pa. Phone Freeland 629 Compliments Of Seidel The Florist 35 N. LAUREL STREET Hazleton, Pennsylvania Endicott-Johnson Shoe Co. 24 NORTH WYOMING STREET Hazleton, Pennsylvania -..gel EW.- OTTO J. LIBENER, MD. 505 Hazleton National Bank Building Hazleton, Pennsylvania -..if B..- I Chenetz s Men Store 25 W. Broad Street -..45Hg,,.- Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL. 4-4851 LUZERNE 81 CARBON COUNTY Litchko's Service Station BUS COMPANY AMOCO GAS -- OIL HazIeton'McAdoo Highway Pullman Buses for Group and Party Service Phone: GL 4-9190 Phone: GL 5-4381 Dr. Della Croce 68 North Tamaqua Street McAdoo, Pa. MQH9.- Phone: WA 9-3677 GL 5-4417 Kroll's Grocery Store 322 W. Blaine Street McAdoo, Pa. Phone: WA 9-2330 First National Bank of McAdoo North Tamaqua Street McAdoo, Pa. MoooY's MENP snor PM WA gm West Hazleton Open Evenings till 8 Robert Gibbions - just got out of the Navy JOHN Moomr, Ass't. Mgr. JosEPH Moomf, Mgr. Payne Coal company Played end two years with Also Captain and all reg- Jack Palance at Hazle ional tackle for two years Township. at Hazle Township. STRENGTH IN BELIEF ANYTHING worth while is sure to have opposition. Thais why it's hard to save. But a saving account at THE PEOPLE'S SAVINGS 66 TRUST CO. will help overcome opposing forces which will encourage and advance you in spite of any obstructions. The People's Savings 8. Trust Co. YamuIIa's Trucking 81 Excavation P' Company RR. 21 8. LAUREL STREETS Hazleton, Pennsylvania Member Federal Deposit Insurance Cor Phone: GL 4-8441 Star Cleaners A Compliments 876 N. Church Street Of Hazleton, Pa. Tunnessen's Phone: GL 4-8811 Complimenls of John J. Moran and Son Homer Auto 65th Anniversary 11892-1957, Compliments of JOHN R. GALLAGHER STAR MARKET 522 sourn POPLAR s'rnE:T HAZLETON HEIGHTS, PENNA. Phone: GL 4-6693 Super Auto Body 8. Fender Works 28th and North Church Streets Hazleton, Pennsylvania Sun Valley Meats Hazle-Wilkes-Barre Highway Drums, Pennsylvania Cusate's Hotel Hazleton-Freeland Highway Hazleton, Pennsylvania Diamond Electric Electrical Contracting Hazleton, Pennsylvania Phone: GL 4-0876 -..H Hz..- W. A. HESS Hazleton National Bank Building Hazleton, Pennsylvania I -...gHg....- P. DEISROTH S SONS Hazleton, Pennsylvania Compliments of HAZLETON AUTOMOBILE TRADES ASSOCIATION EIDAM BROTHERS HAZLETON BUICK CO. HAZLETON MOTOR COMPANY IFFERT CHEVROLET MARC MOTORS SHERROCK BROTHERS POWER CITY MOTOR CO. SCHULTZ'S WRIGHT MOTOR SALES CO. MOUNTAIN CITY TELEVISION 8: CABLE United Wallpaper Company COTMPANY Co-Axial Cable - Installation and Service 48-50 North Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pa. 86 North Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 4-3841 Compliments Of Hazle Oil Company Compliments Of Homelite Corporation VaIiant's Bar 27th and North Church Streets Hazleton, Pa. C ompfiments Of Tranguch Service Station 22nd and North Church Streets Hazleton, Pa. Compliments Of Club Kirkwood Harwood, Pa. The Region's Largest Applianfe Store With The Largest Selection. Tower's T.V. 130 EAST BROAD STREET Hazleton, Pennsylvania Key Theatre 29-32 WEST BROAD STREET West Hazleton, Pa. Lewis Schietrumpt 31 WEST BROAD STREET West Hazleton, Pa. HAZLE DRUGS, INC. snow AND WYOMING STREETS HAzLE'roN, PENNA. Phone: GL. 4-2476 DeLorenzo 81 Hinger Paint: and Waterproofing Supplies 7 EAST BROAD STREET West Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 5-0511 McAlarney 8. Grager TV Center 107 EAST BROAD STREET West Hazleton, Pa. Phones: GL 5-4491, 5-0362, 4-4557 A FRIEND ALTERETTE 582-584 ALTER srnzsr Hazleton, Pa. John Cotsack Attorney Hazleton National Bank Building Hazleton, Pa. W. N. Dippel, Inc. New and Used Construction Equipment OLIVER Sales - Service Route 924 Cranberry Road Hazleton, Pa. George DeLalIo Cedar and Hemlock Streets Hazleton, Pa. Lauderbach l'l'I-'l'I2 West Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. Matz's Frozen Food Lattimer Mines, Pa. Phone: GL 4-9051 Dr. Wesley G. Stish Traders Bank Building Hazleton, Pa. Compliments Of Laputka, Bayless, Ecker 81 Cohn Law Offices INTENSIVE SECRETARIAL AND ACCOUNTING COURSE For information write: McCann School of Business Traders Bank Building Hazleton, Pa. Dr. W. V. Coyle Traders Bank Building Hazleton, Pa. Kapes Auto Electric Sales and Service 29 N. POPLAR STREET Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 4-0061 LAN DAU'S 27-29 N. Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 4-8734 Ripa's G. l. Jewelers N. Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 5-3451 , . BEST HOME COOKED MEATS Western Auto Association Store FW in Quamy and smite soo csrrrne srnezr Sophie's Restaurant Freeland, Pennsylvania 442 CENTRE STREET Freeland, Pennsylvania Phone: Freeland 1457 Phone: Freeland 908-4 Compliments Your BUICK Dealer of Kopski Automotive Freeland Sportswear Co., lnc. 450 ,UDGE STREET 246-250 CENTRE STREET Freeland, Pennsylvania Phone: Freeland 495 Freeland, Pennsylvania Phone: Freeland 748 Service as you want it. GLlCK'S SHOE STORE 23 WEST BROAD STREET HAZLETON, PENNA. Phone: GL 4-8831 Poleri Supply Paint - Glas: - Hardware 404 RIDGE STREET Freeland, Pennsylvania Phone: Freeland 110 Sacco's Service Station General Repair: - Body and Fender Work SOUTH AND FERN STREETS Freeland, Pennsylvania Phone: Freeland 9062 Janov's Shirt Company Hazleton, Pennsylvania R. Boyd Wagner Quality Meat: and Groceries Congralulations Freeland MCl1U'FCCl'Ul'll1g Co CLASS GF 57 RIDGE STREET Freeland, Pennsylvania A F R I E N D Phone: Freeland 27 Frank H. Bonin and Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS 542-544 N. Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pennsylvania Delite Sales Company 4'l-43 East Diamond Avenue Hazleton, Pennsylvania Phone: GL 4-l281 Price's Gift Shoppe Hazleton, Pa. Fierro's Funeral Service Hazleton, Pennsylvania Compliments TRADERS BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY SEARS ROEBUCK 81 COMPANY 138 WEST BROAD STREET Phone: GL 5-4761 HAZLETON, PA. DeJoseph's Atlantic Service Firestone Tires, Tubes and Batteries V. Mellghllll 8 SUITS Washing - Lubrication - Accessories Car. Diamond Ave. and Cedar Street Hazleton, Pennsylvania Phone: GL 4-9100 119 S. CEDAR STREET Hazleton, Pa. Gene BoyIe's Cafe Freeland, Pennsylvania Compliments Of TWIN 0AKS Freeland, Pennsylvania Phone: Freeland 6067 Compliments of CCAIL IPANIE STUIDIIU your class photographer Phone GL 5-2811 'I48 West Broad Street Hazleton, Pennsylvania Hazleton Federal Savings 8. Loan Association 'l2 EAST BROAD STREET HAZLETON, PENNA. Hazleton's Insured Mutual Savings Institution Freeland Pattern Works Sharp's Bakery Wood and Metal Patterns - Kiln Drying Service A famplete variety of baked products for all Freeland, Pennsylvania occasions at your door Phone: Freeland 274 Phone! Freeland 61 Pennsylvania Memorial Co. R. J. McNulty 8: Son Albert Langlois, Proprietor Phone: GL. 4-2621 MfN f Fu 1' Home azs N. cl-luncn stain 407 CENTRE STREET Hazleton, Pennsylvania Freeland Pennsylvania All types of stone and flagstone for all building purposes, WE SPECIALIZE IN BANKING We are proud that HAZLE TOWNSHIP Students have selected THE MINERS BANK for their savings. SAVE FOR A PURPOSE . . . SAVE FOR THE FUTURE - - - AT The Miners Bank and Trust Company Of West Hazleton, Pa. Markle Banking and Trust Company SAVE ON PAYDAY Two Convenient Locations 'IO W. Broad Street 979 West Fifteenth Street Compliments Of DR. KARL F. STEINBACH Compliments Of Kravitz Equipment Company John Kravitz, Proprietor 28th and North Church Streets Hazleton, Pennsylvania Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. C l' Member o ftlre Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Omplments Of GL 5-1515 PENSOCICS Thomas Brothers Bottled Gas Sales and Service COMMERCIAL - DOMESTIC 200 NORTH CEDAR STREET Hazleton, Pa. GL 5-4791 After the Sale - it's tlre Service that counts. YI John J. Boyle Sons Funeral Home Wyoming and Walnut Streets Hazleton, Pa. Best Wislves from Karn's Transfer, lnc. Hazleton, Pennsylvania -..ga E+..- Gowen Coal Company PREMIUM ANTHRACITE FERN GLEN, PENNSYLVANIA -.,,g++g,...- Richfield Oil Company Clarence Lonzer, Manager Compliments Of Tapper Supply Company Dinsmore 8- Zanolini T.V. Service and Repair Service Is Our Business Skateland Roller Skating Every Evening 7:30 to 10:30 P. M. Matinees - Saturday and Sunday Afternoons Learners Sessions - Sat. 10 A.M. to 12 Noon Don't Hesitate - Roller Skate A NICE PLACE FOR NICE PEOPLE -....gH3,.,.- Wilmot Engineering Main Office Hazleton Plant' White Haven -.,.,gHg,,.- Hazleton Waste Material Co. Office and Plant: LOCUST AND BIRCH STREETS Hazleton, Pennsylvania Telephone: GL. 4-6381 P. O. Box 98 Dealers In Scrap Iron - Metals - Paper - Rags Compliments Of Hazleton News Agency A FRIEND CARMELLA DRESSES, INC. 411 WEST 16TH STREET HAZLETON, PA. Phone: GL. 4-3573 Pape Manufacturing Company John J. Scauon Manufacturers of Custom Aluminum Products Aluminum Storm Doors - Aluminum Storm Windows 575 ALTER STREET Aluminum Awnings Corner 25th and N. Church Streets Hazleton, Pennsylvania Phone: GL 5-3591 Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 4-5481 calls Light Lunch 8' Billiard Correale Construction Company 217 East Diamond Avenue Hazleton, Pa' 109 East First Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 4-9255 S. S. K C resge ompany Leader Finance Inc. H e ' 122 w. BROAD smear Always Try Kresge's First Hdllefdll, PC. Complimeng Compliments of of Lobitz's Caterin . . 9 Vlctorla's Candy Company 700 CARSON STREET Hazleton, Pa. 51 North Laurel Street Phone: GL 4-8121 Hazleton. Pu. G E N E T T l ' S SUPER MARKETS Hazleton - Freeland - Tamaqua - Lehighton THRIFT FURNITURE MART HAZLETON - BERWICK HIGHWAY HAZLETON, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments Complimemi of f O George B. Kotch, Alderman Auto - Fire -- Casualty Insurance YBCQGYIS 8 Appliances 682 ALTER STREET Hazleton, pa. ALTER STREET Phone: GL 4-8471 Hazleton' Pu' Compliments Compliment, of of Jimmy's Bar 81 Grille Pete Lamana's Sea Food House ALTER STREET 'IOTH AND JAMES STREETS Hazleton, Pa. Hazleton, Pennsylvania Compliments of Compliments George P. Fichter, Jr. of General Insurance and Real Estate zo west snow STREET Joseph A. Moran Funeral Home Hazleton, Pa. C0mPllme'1f5 Compliments Of of FIaim's Restaurant P0i5IeY'5 Used CWS House of Good Foods Small Dealer with the Big Deal Hollars Hill, Pa. Sheppton, Penna. Phone: GL 4-5544 PLAIN SPEAKER - STANDARD SENTINEL 23 NORTH WYOMING STREET HAZLETON, PA. Phone: GL 5-3636 Baran's Transit Lines BUSES FOR HIRE Sightseeing Charter Trips Beaver Meadows, Pa. Phone: GL 5-0291 C. Maddon 8. Sons Plumbing and Healing Contractors 7-9 EAST 'l'ITH STREET Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 5-4971 Village Furniture Mart Floor Covering Complete Home Furnishings and Appliances Authorized Maylag Dealer Hazle Village - Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 5-1589 CURICIO'S TV Sales and Service 'I08 WEBSTER AVENUE West Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 5-3814 4-0364 Rymsza's Food Market 26 SOUTH BROAD STREET West Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 4-1681 Serving you since 1905 BiII's Bicycle Supply Schwinn Bicycles - Toro Power Mowers East 2nd and Harrison Streets Hazleton, Pa. K-C Fruit Market 400 South Church Street BLUMERS Hazleton-McAdoo Highway Hazleton, Pa. lewelm and Sffvfffmfflff phone: GL 4,9941 29 EAST BROAD STREET Free Delivery Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Hazleton' Pa' Compliments of THE LEADER STORE Pepsi - Cola Bottling Company 581 Hazle Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Quality - Durability - Appearance Always in Equipment Furnished by The North Sales Co. 30 East Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. Restaurant and Hotel Furniture and Office Fittings Since 1922 Compliments Of Wagner Bros. Hardware Co. Hardware and Sporting Good: Broad and Locust Streets Hazleton, Pa. Deemer 8- Company Stationery - Office Outfitters 224 WEST BROAD STREET Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 4-2651 Kitty's Service Station Hazleton - McAdoo Highway Hazleton, Pennsylvania Phone GL 5-4111 Rosen's Furniture Store 115 W. BROAD STREET Hazleton, Pa. Yenchick's Store at your d 216 Mum AVENUE Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 4-5255 OOI' Compliments Of John Burns HAZLETON BRICK COMPANY Hazleton - McAdoo Highway Hazleton, Pennsylvania Phone: GL 4-0874 S 1 VILLAGE MOTORS Hazleton-McAdoo Highway Hazleton, Pa. The Home of Fully Guaranteed Used Cars Phone: GL 4-2391 Swabb Equipment Co., Inc. Hazleton, Pennsylvania -.,,gHg..,.- Tiger's Cafe ALTER STREET Hazleton, Pa. Compliments of Joe and Bud Kress Dims Service Station Tresckow, Pa. Compliments Of Wittich's Music Store 16 North Laurel Street Hazleton, Pa. Peter Sabella 8- Sons Flowers for all Occasions 1065 North James Street Hazleton, Pa. Compliments Of Pat Evancho's Bus Company Compliments Of Joseph C. Greco CElL'S 123 WEST BROAD STREET Hazleton, Pennsylvania Phone: GL 4-2191 Compliments Of Rev. Joseph Ferrara Bove's Super Market 603-605 ALTER STREET Hazleton, Pennsylvania Phone: GL 5-2791 Lonzinski's Meat Market Carmen G. Lesante Samuel N. Lesante Excavating Contractors Hazleton, Pennsylvania Phone: GL 4-2103 STAN'S TV Electric Sporting Goods 39 East Broad Street West Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 4-2232 Slogan: Drive in Repair Shop R. H. Thompson Travel Bureau 621 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton, Pa. H. G. ROEBUCK 61 SON Incorporated 2140 AISQUITI-I STREET ' BALTIMORE 18, MARYLAND pzdntew-.litiagzapdae Zo Sadaoie and Qdegec Saezgaadeze Producers of Your Yearbook JACOB FRUMKIN 8. SONS Hazleton - McAdoo Highway Hazleton, Pennsylvania Wholesale Dislributors comgzfmemf Fierro's Economy Food Market Of . . Fresh Meats - Produce and Qualify Groceries YamuIIa's Mechanics Lmime, Mines' p,, Jeanesville, Pa. Phone: GL 4-0461 Compliments of Dr. James V. Cox J' J' Newberry company Markle Bank Building In Freeland If: Newberry? Hqglefgn, Pg, Freeland, Pennsylvania Best wishes for success JEDDO- HIGHLAND COAL COMPANY Jenoo, PENNSYLVANIA ITL?-'gil nzfwfagl !5JEEni'g' 74 MINOR MOTORS Hazleton, Pennsylvania PACKARD CARS - SALES AND SERVICES COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 31 WEST BROAD STREET The Bank of Friendly Service HAZLETON, PA Coney Island Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 4-4541 Dr. Frank Harper Hazleton, Pa. Hazle Cab Company Compliments Round The Clock Service of 26 West Green Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 4-0828 Lusher 81 Lusher Compliments Of John Terraccino Compliments Of Daniel J. Flood U. S. Congressman ATTORNEY COSTELLO HAZLETON NATIONAL BANK Hazleton, Pennsylvania BUILDING COMPLIMENTS OF STEGMAIER BREWING COMPANY WILKES-BARRE, HAZLETON, SCRANTON PENNSYLVANIA DR. BONACCI MARKET STREET Tresckow, Pennsylvania ' GEORGE'S C 'Pl '1 Restaurant 8. Catering Service Of 30 EAST BROAD STREET Jeddo stars West Hazleton, Pa. Phone: GL 4-9154 0 . Compliments Semy's Service Station of HiCkS8Jif1X Hazleton Broadcasting Company zofh and Aim sneer, Station WAZL Hazleton, Pa. Hazleton, Pa. FARM FRESH MILK COOPERATIVE Hazleton, Pa. DU PLAN CORPORATION Be sure to visit our Retail Store for your UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERY FABRICS Buy Direct From The Manufacturer joseph Gigliotti Frank Kline Conigliaro's jewelry Atlantic Heating Oils Kleen Dairy james D. Yale Lotito's Market Charles Unsinn Joe's Auto Repair Market Kelshaw Cafe jake's Lunch Sclameer's Broadway Market Relio's Cafe Cerritto T.V. Esquire Barber Shop Dr. E. C. Cryder, D.D.S. Dr. F. R. Kennedy, D.D.S. Paula Martyak George L. Yamona, Public Accountant Dr. Thomas J. McGeehan, D.D.S. Attorney Edmund J. McCullough D-Day Printers Victor Petrilla Petruzzi's Radio dt Television Repair Service Ruggerio's D. A. Baines Lillian's Bridal Shop john H. Stunz Pitman's Furniture Store J. A. Mulheam Plumbing Bt Heating Co. Michael Ostroff Louis Nassan Ferry's Drug Store Young's Shoes Allan's Shoe Store Bernstein's Bakery Cohn's Rex Wholesale Confectionery Hobby Haven John A. Russo Radtke Auto Body Service Edward Glace McAdoo Manufacturing Company, Inc. Gutsie,s Cafe PATRONS Wilcam Dress Company Kotzer's Korner Store Dr. T. A. Delehanty, D.D.S. Korner Koffee Shop F. W. Woolworth Co. Louis Flaim's Bar Bt Grill Casper's Fine Foods Dr. W. H. Fegley Fred Valiant Ferdinand's Shoe Shop Heisner's Garage Joseph Woitko Helen dc Viola Beauty Shop Benjamin 6: Markman, Inc. Madison Restaurant Clover Bar Brezina 8: Myers Andy's Barber Shop Al Kollesar Al's Blue Pines Johnny Jurica Bill Generose M. G. Opilla Berlitz Bakery Rosta's Cafe Hazleton Memorial Co. Price's Dairy Store Blaskols Sweetshop Andy Ambrose Neil Montone Ralph DeLuca Senape's Bakery Pane Produce Inc. Ferdinand Frozen Food Empire Cleaners Blue Moon Joseph 1Marset Sterling Variety Store Lane Cleaners dc Tailors Nick's Barber Shop Luchi Sales Hazleton Pet Shop Fourteenth Wlard Club Pauline's Bon Ton Nu-Tasty Shop john 8: Joe Used Cars Empire Beauty College G. 6: 1. Men's Shop Children's Center Clyde O. Barth Bonacci's Store Mike Minto's Cafe Steiner's Dress Shop Diamond Supply Co. Thomas B. Corrigan Antone's Beauty Shop Bellezzafs Shoe Store Lettiere's Service Station Donadi's Service Station Carbon-Sportswear Ideal Venetian Blinds C. E. Helmes Agency Dr. Martin Apfelbaum ,Ieanette's Jay's Specialty Shop 'Max's Men's Shop Gabe Kennedy Marcie's Service Station jimmie's IMen's Shop Mary Moses Central Jewelers Gerald Caccesse Furniture Store Smilax Floral Shop Andrew L. Fierro B. Levin Furs Ben Gauz M. Schiller dr Son Furniture Co. R. Boyd Wagner Baron Blouse Br Sportswear Co. Hazleton Plumbing, Heating 81 Supply Company Snyder's Walkover Shoe Store Schweitzer's Service Station Arlotto's Pollock and Mann Letchko Brothers Beverage Distributors Anthony J. Ciotola Empire Upholsterin Co. Dr. Bernard M. Shupack, D.D.S. Burcin Funeral Home Mumie's Barber Shop The Hub Falatko's Garage joe Til-iansky United Army and Navy Stores Gabriel's Cafe Cohen Bt Levine Debs Heights Economy Store 1ockey's Cafe Mary and Louis Dress Shop It's not for our vanished youth we sigh, Nor for joys brief as bubbles, But for some of those halcyon days gone by When we thought we had troubles! - May Richstone C 3, P 'Wi' Q v'y 1 4 1 , I:Noo0 in 'bw Il, m I. ,I N--.ar ' 'f....91-1...,,,j AN be Www kv O 5 3,-Q.gma -fx A --... cw '-- '-svn... nn... 101 SAS wb .1 rm. Wfnrxnpq via' 5'w.su..- 'Pm' if ,oK.,,,,,W Q' we I. M55 ow.: .owe 'lb' .IEE 0 Q'x.. , O , 'Nah ,R ffnfd 1 Jdfrf No 'mmflla NEW MEX! 0 -qs: 4, Wow, x 9 W Som, . 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