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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

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' sf' L f' KL., ly, , ' ' , 4 ,ja 1 lf' X4-Nf, X , I L K Xfx ',fl.1 ff I 1 I Q gf Q' xff ' f ' ' 461'-fu , If ' , f ,MAU 1 I, , , , K !!,QWM CY - V .A I I I , 25, , fi TH THE SENIOR CLASS HAZLE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL PROUDLY PRESENTS I EI 5 B OF E FOREWORD This book is a record-a record of our ioys and pleas- ures and of sorrows and disappointments during our past four years at Hazel Township High School. Although we may meet many new friends in the future, face many new challenges, we will always have this record of the friends we made, the things we did, and the memories which will live forever in our hearts. 2 Alma Mater As the daylight disappears, So will fade our high school years Other voices will, ere long, Praise thee in this evening song. But wherever we may be Oft' we hear in memory Thru the twilight shadows dim, Faint sweet echoes of this hymn. CHORUS: Alma Mater, hail to thee! True and loyal hearts have we! Well we've loved thee in the past, Hazle Township to the last. ANCORA STAFF Co-editor, Emil Kasarda: Yearbook advisor, Miss .loan Ladick: Co-editor, Ann Marie Oscovitch. We dedicate this page to the An- cora Staff who gave so unseltishly ot their many talents and skills in complet- ing this yearbook. Although they spent many long, tedious hours on it, they never had any complaints. To them and especially to our Co-Editors, Ann Marie Oscovitch and Emil Kasarda, tor their initiative, time, and ettort, we want to express a very heartfelt thank-you. We also want to express our sincere gratitude to Miss Joan Ladick who so generously gave her time and effort in assisting us in compiling our i958 edition of the Ancora, one ot which we can all be proud. STANDING, L. to R.: Dorothy Faust, Magdellan Braskie, Patsy Filipek, Laurel Montone, Dorothy Swindro- Art Staff, Jerry Conlin, Robert Generose-Photographers, Uvaughn Williams, Cecelia Tolerico-Literary Staff. SITTING: Joanne Markovich, Teresa Sannie, Audrie Dietrich, Joan Marchetti, Lorraine Schani Literary Staff. STANDING, L. to R.: Ruth Ann Salaman-Literary Staff, Teresa Liott, Patricia Panzarella-Typists, Carole Slebodnick-Business Manager, SEATED: Cecelia Kois, Carol Soika, Jane Grega-Typists. ,ff TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword Ancora Staff Dedlcatlon Admlnlstratlon Faculty Personnel Sensors Mr and Mass Hazle Townshlp Underclassmen class of 59 class of 60 class of 61 Sports football Actlvltles band malorettes cheerleaders games and pep rallles Mr and Mlss Junlor Day Junlor Day Snow Queen and Court Hollday Prom Seniors Choice Key Club F H A A Backward Look Advertlsements 4 P099 P099 page page page page page P099 P099 P099 page page page P099 page P099 P099 page page P099 P099 P099 page page page page P099 page basketball ............................ page Mr. Joseph Carlin DEDICATION We, the seniors, dedicate our book of memories to you, Mr, Joseph Carlin, for you, as our class advisor, have played such an important part in those memories. Although at times we have been disobedient and trying, you have always been patient and kind in helping us and guiding us in all our activities. Our appreciation knows no bounds, and words being inadequate, we simply say a sincere thanks to you and after in return Ancora l958, Our Yearbook. 5 fr sig!-Gtcltffg VINCENT M. BOYLE, B.S. Hazleton, Pennsylvania Vice-Principal, Physical Education, Health JOSEPH W. CARLIN, BA., M.A. Hazleton, Pennsylvania English I, Latin I I I FRANK DUSHANKO, B.S., M.Ed. STEPHEN DUSHANKO BS Hazleton, Pennsylvania Harleigh Pennsylvania Chemistry, Physics 1? 1 Jfawolrllw I Jffgymzfh 2 vt Cjzffq NAT FALCONE, B.S., M.S. Lattimer, Pennsylvania Guidance Counselor, Physics, General Mathematics, General Science, Mathematics IV BERNARD GALGANOVICZ, B.S., M.S. West Hazleton, Pennsylvania English III, English IV 9 j X 1, . ,f A I AJLLKA fyxu' 'V J i ,k' IRENE T. GALLAGHER, B.S. Driffon, Pennsylvania General and Vocational Homemaking LEONA GETTINGER, A.B., M.A. 532 North Laurel Sfreei Hazleion, Pennsylvania World History, French GERTRUDE C. HANLEY, B,S., M.A. 455 Washington Sfreei Freeland, Pennsylvania Shorthand I and ll, Typing l,ll, and lll JOAN LADICK, B.S. Milnesville, Pennsylvania Arr Supervisor PETER MCMONIGLE Harleigh, Pennsylvania Civics, Commercial Geography HENRY C. SMITH, B.C.S., B.S, Mrs. GEORGE SHANNO, A.B. 580 North Vine Street Hazleton, Pennsylvania Mathematics 30 East Chestnut Street Hazleton, Pennsylvania Bookkeeping, Arithmetic THOMAS C. SWEENEY, B.S. Lcittimer Mines, Pennsylvania Business English, Sophomore English. Commercial Geography gf writ l ill .fl .MV Yi v ANNE B. VOYTKO, A.B. 541 North Broad Street West Hazleton, Pennsylvania Librarian, English IV JOSEPH ZELLOE, B.S. 349 Carleton Avenue Hazleton, Pennsylvania Music Supervisor, Algebra 11 , M.A PERSQNNEL Gloria Generose District Clerk Dr. Otto Libener Medical Examiner it-i, L Stephanie Broton High School Clerk MQ.. Q A . . if t,h 7 :'X.,f hiv f -I 3Si1...f f' - I i '1H,r1-15 , ,, M , Dr. Francis Della Croce District Examiner Mary Mother, R,N., weighs Betty Marie. ks. ,A ,,,, ,-g John Brogan, Attendance Officer, discus ses truancy with Mr. Boyle. Thomas Corrigan John Potucek John Kohufskie, Nicholas Martino, Thomas Carlin .,........-.--W-b Mary Grace Carlin, Anna Popiak, Anna Marinock fx, , Xxx, V. 4, X is M ,xl g L... . Q-,g N. X I --.,,,,sw 5' J, N S. --N -...,m .nun ,Q N John Pecone Joseph Hovanietz eniom As we are nearing the end of our Senior year we now call to memory the days when we first en- tered the portals of H.T.H.S. Little did we know how much our Alma Mater would mean to us and how quickly the years would pass. The first few days were a marvel- ous experience, meeting new faces, trying to find our way through the many corridors, and walking into the wrong rooms. Mr. Joseph Carlin accepted the respon- sibility of being our class advisor and the following were chosen as class officers: President, Robert Motel, Vice-President, Ann Marie Oscovitch, Secretary, Joan Pelly, and, Treasurer, l-0l'f'Oll'1e SCLIGD- Mr. Carlin discusses an important matter with this years class officers SEATED We G I'Ollel'-SlCClTlY1g pCI'fy at is Joan Marchetti, Secretary, and Mr. Carlin, Class Advisor STANDING from which SVGFYLJOCJY had Cl IT'lCIl'V6lOUS left to right are Ann Marie Oscovitch, Treasurer, Michael Suda Vice President time. Climaxing our Freshman year and Thomas sfelmock, President. was a picnic at Dorney Park. After spending a summer vacation talking about our Freshman year, we were again ready to return to school. To steer us through this year we chose the following as our officers, President, William Geffert, Vice-President, Ann Marie Oscovitch, Secretary Laurel Montone, and, Treasurer, Lorraine Schan. Many of our girls became cheerleaders or maiorettes and our boys participated in football and basketball. Our Harvest Ball was a big success as well as our Easter egg sales. One big event was our Sophomore Day. The gym was decorated in our class colors of pink and white, presenting a beau- tiful appearance. At the end of the year we made a trip to Hershey Park. Barely recovered from our Sophomore picnic, we began our Junior year. We were recognized as upperclassmen, which meant taking on more responsibilities and trying to maintain our reputation as an exemplary class. Robert Motel, President, Lawrence Gallagher, Vice-President, Ann Marie Oscovitch, Secretary, and, Patricia Halisak, Treasurer were the class officers who guided us in our attempts. The milestones of this year were the proud selection of our distinctive class rings, our Halloween Dance in the gym, festively decorated with orange and black crepe paper, cornstalks, pumpkins, and witches, and, our Junior Day with a program considered the best ever. We held the dance at Genetti's and crowned Patricia Filipek and Gene Tobias as Mr. and Miss Junior Day. The boys and girls wearing the class colors of red and white brightened the affair and everyone had a marvelous time. To end our year we went to o picnic at Rolling Green Park for a roaring good time! Reminiscing about the past years makes us hope that all our work and efforts were not in vain. In this, the last year, we realized the importance of it and the need for co- operation. Accordingly, we chose the following class officers: President, Thomas Stel- mock, Vice-President, Michael Suda, Secretary, Joan Marchetti, Treasurer, Ann Marie Oscovitch. The first big task was to raise money for our yearbook by selling Christ- mas cards and soliciting ads. At our Christmas Semi-Formal Dance in Genetti's we crowned Jane Grega as Snow Queen. Peggy Reitmeyer and Emil Bachison reign as Mr. and Miss Hazle Township. A look into the future shows wonderful, long-remembered activities-our trip to Washington D.C., Senior Day, the Senior Prom, and our gradua- tion-a moment that will mean more than anything in the world to us. The friendly faces, the laughter and fun in the rooms and halls, the more serious moments of work and contemplation, all the teachers, and all the happenings of the four years at Hazle Township are gone, but not forgotten. With God's guidance, we Seniors will face the future with a desire to achieve to the best of our ability. We do not say good-bye to you, Alma Mater, because we will keep you always in our mem- ones. 15 EMIL BACHISON Oakdale Brud This husky fellow made a capable co- captain of the football team, His friend- ly and easy to get along with manner scores a good impression with all, thus, he was rightly chosen as Mr. Hazle Township. CHARLOTTE ARTHUR Lattimer Jake Mischievous and witty describes our Jake who is always willing to try something new for the fun of it. With her sense of humor she is sure to succeed. EUGENE BOBEY Green Ridge Sherfy Short and fun-loving is our Sherfy. With his clever iokes, he livens up many an occa- sion. We wish him plenty of luck in his chosen career, the Air Force. KATHLEEN BOGWIST Jeansville Bogie Vibrant and carefree best describe Bogie, a lovely girl with a striking appearance. Always a good sport, she is well-liked by all her classmates. I6 ELIZABETH BARRON Milnesville Libby Libby is a pert, blue-eyed blonde whose friendliness wins her a host of acquaint- ances. May she always possess the wonder- ful sense af humor which she has displayed throughout her school years. MAGDALEN BRASKIE Humboldt Dolly This attractive lass is very popular with the opposite sex. Her sparkling personality won her numerous friends during her high school years. ROBERT CHAYA Fisher's Hill Bob Bob is characterized by a crewfut, the never-failing ability to ioke and wise- crock with everyone, and a love for cars. The best of luck in college. Oqvv- N2 Us SENIORS '58 SALLY BROGAN Drifton Sally The outstanding redhead of our class, Sally is always in on all mischievous doings. We wish her boundless success in her cho- sen career of nursing. 4'of 'NuU9 Wfuvfv... -4.a,4,c1:Q0,f .Xgsf GLORIA CHEHOVICH Hollywood Gloria An attractive girl with a pleasant sense of humor is Gloria. Her performance os a singer on the Junior Day program will be vividly recollected. JERRY CONLIN Jeansville Torpedo Jerry is o terrific guy, hep in every de- tail, with an underlying serious nature. He has a joke, a smile, and kind words for all. Luck and success in your career as a gunsmith. xl W ty' f 'z Mx I Y xg jjxf jj 3: f-f J L- f V -is K NEAL DeANGEI.O Milnesville Neal Neal is capable of making and keeping many friends, in spite of his seemingly quiet nature. He is certain to attain any goal he sets for himself. THERESA DANKO .leddo Terry Terry is a small and companionable girl with an engaging personality. These fine qualities are assets to her future achieve- ments. W. FRED Del.AZlO Pardeesville Freddie A tall lad with a trustworthy attitude and a willingness to help is Fred. He is also a fine band member. PAUL DEMKO Humboldt Puntie This boy has a kind word for everyonep he is a deserving, rather serious-natured per- son. Paul is secretary of the Key Club and an active band member. 18 JOHN DeBAl.SO Hazle Village Johnny Prankish doings and witty sayings are defi- nitely a part of Johnny's personality. One of his activities included playing in the band. AUDREY DIETRICH Milnesville Audie Audie is an outstanding student and an active member of the A corirjstaff well as a sprightly cheejle der. H ple sant countenance abixtur ty Lyeljwi be assets to h r Rosen cgfr r. Av' CATHERINE FEDOR Green Ridge Cathy Cathy is considered as one of our best bandstanders , wherever music is heard, she is sure to be found. Cathy usually wears a gay, but kindly smile. N 1 I ,ff J 'x I 1 rf' f ' 1' L' x il. SENIORS'58 DOROTHY FAUST Lattimer Dot This tall, attractive, blue-eyed miss is agree- able to everyone. A pleasing personality and a talent for art are sure to bring success to Dot in the future. 5-. 'dr FRANCIS FEDOR Coxeville Francis Although Francis is more or less on the queit side, his personality and friend- liness are a great boon to him. He is bound to find a successful life. GEORGE FEDOR Oakdale Gig Mr. Jitterbug of l958! Gig is a swell guy, good-natured with a natural tendency for liking girls. His maior dis- like is writing English homework. PATRICIA FILIPEK Green Ridge Patti Patti is a charming cheerleader with a carefree outlook on life that put worries and cares in second place. She had the honor of being chosen Miss Junior Day. CARMEN FIERRO lattimer Tiny Even though Carmen is one of our quiet boys, he makes plenty of noise as a mem- ber of the band. He plans to carry on his father's business after graduation. LAWRENCE GALLAGHER Harwood Alfie Alfie, a witty character with a comical per- sonality, served as class vice-president in our Junior year, Any group he talks with is soon pervaded with a sense of good humor. ELIZABETH GARSHELL Hazle Village , Betty This pretty and graceful girl is most always seen wearing a cheerful, smiling aspect. She is a pleasant addition to our class and her chosen career certainly will be successful. 20 JOSEPH FRANEK Jeddo Joe Shyness seems to be his prominent charac- teristic, but with his quiet, cordial smile, Joe attracts many friends. MARY ANN GAYDOS Drifton Gydo Here is a girl with a tremendous persona- lity. We can always expect a helping hand and a sympathetic ear from this pretty senior miss. EDMUND GIROSKY Stockton Bucko Edmund is a tall bland-haired basketball player whose ability to think and solve problefns will lead him to success. , fffcffff izilfwd , ,,JU1QeMMwfw L , , ,f ,f 454,96 4, C ,-Lf!-'fd yt! lfjl ' Y i' f XLLXLIZX ' QKXV4, f 1 If 1. i !L,Vf1fVi'4 ' My llilji ,H tit!! 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DOROTHY HADZICK Driftan Dottie This cute and perky majarette wins friends galore with a personality that is quiet cmd unassuming, She will make a fine nurse. A 1 1 I A -9 I I '.1 , P u 1 S I f - ,f If , Q ' 4 4 1 .', '1 RONALD GROHOL Cranberry Ronnie Small and inclined to mischief-making is a good description of Ronnie who will cer' tainly be remembered for his frequent vis- its to the office. PATSY HALISAK Green Ridge Hali Wherever fun and mischief are found, Hali, a gay, fun-loving personality, is found right at the center of all the activity, Hap- piness will always follow this girl. JOHN HEBAL Hazleton Johnny Johnny is a tall, reserved lad whose pleo- vant ways draw many friends to his side. We wish him luck and success in his chosen aareer. Y Hx . , 1. z 1 fit . sv K 3 Q!! ,J ,fl f time ,MLRLENE HALE ,iflr .X V Ha od gy 'rv Snookie 5 .Mprle eiiprenbcious ond ioviol personality 'ltfuly Qyr the girl with t best sense ',' pf Bxumorgl there is never dull moment . N. J hen sh is qiound. portrayal of f arily in our Junior ay is especially rememlberedf JAX I KJ ' I -XHXU J Ot J',. Lx? l .XJ SENIORS '58 JEROME HIRKO Stockton Jerry The curly hair of this diminutive fellow is envy at all the senior girls. As Master PATSY HUDAK Hazleton Patsy Even on the most hectic mornings, this out- going girl can be heard in the halls. We will never forget this sweet person and the happiness she brought with her. JOHN HREHA Jeddo Johnny Cute and shy is our Johnny who really knows how to handle that basketball. He is well liked by everyone, especially the feminine set. Best wishes for continuous good fortune. Q WILLIAM JEFFERSON Harleigh Jeff Here is a lad who will never oe forgot- ten for his wonderful sense of humor and his many fine ways. With Jett around, we were sure of having a good time. EMIL KASARDA Milnesville Cuss Besides being co-editor of the year- book, Emil is also president of the Key Club. With his outstanding qualities, initiative, intelligence, and a friendly nature, he is bound to succeed through- out his life. LOUIS LAGANA Lattimer Nelson Louis does some fine playing in the brass section of the band. He usually makes a special efiort to be of aid in any class activities, though he is a solemn type of person. H sinus. 2 XB. rc 1 CECELIA KOIS Green Ridge Ceilie Her friendly smile, quiet ways, and plea- sant voice have won her many friendships. An activity in which she excells is ice- E, skating TERESA LlOTT Fisher's Hill Teresa Teresa is a girl with a friendly, well- mannered disposition. Whenever needed, she was always found in the otclice giving assistance, She will make someone a won- derful secretary in the future. JAMES LUTZ Harwood Lutzy This lad is well-known for his humorous personality and his happy-go-lucky anticsf accordingly, he was chosen as the boy with the best sense ot humor. Jim also did well in athletics. WILLIAM LENHARDT Milnesville Billy This muscular guy was a member of bath the basketball and the football team, Win- ning ways with pretty girls and people in general and his popular and agreeable nature mark him for success. R , 'ln-'7' fi 67, 4 nf' i, ,fl Ji.- 1' DAVID MACKANICH Oakdale Davie David's musical aptitude makes him an ex- cellent accordion player. Though short in height, he has the tendency to be a leader with his complaisant ways and quick ability to make friends. JOAN MARCHETTI Jeansville Joanie As captain of maiorettes and class secre- tary in her senior year, Joanie is doing a wonderful job. This pretty girl with a nice, out-going personality definitely ranks tops among her classmates. ' .1 . ,.- f ., All ,- I W.. 1' iw-, all SENIORS '58 CAROL MARANKI Drifton Skeetz Although Carol is constantly full of fun and mischief, she is thoughtful and considerate. Thus, she will be remembered as an all- around girl. JO-ANNE MARKOVICH Crystal Ridge Marld Jo-Anne is a friendly and very attrac- tive maiorette. Her magnetic and gay personality causes her to have a host of acquaintances. Dancing happens to be her favorite pastime. PAUL MARONE Jeansville Squeaker This small and quiet lad derived enor- mous enioyment from hunting and fish- ing. Luck and success in your future undertakings. AMELIA MOSLO Ebervale Ami Amelia, a friendly girl with a sunny disposi- tion, is a fine student. Her willingness to work and her pleasing manner should be of great help to her in the future. MARY ANN MATCHICK Jeddo Mary Ann Being a good student and having an all around personality are Mary Ann's character- istics. Also present is a constant desire to be where fun is brewing and enviable strawberry blonde hair. GERALD MCGARRY Lattimer Jerry .lerry proved to be an outstanding football player while in school. Making lasting friend- ships is one ability of this quiet lad whose cho- sen career is the Navy. N N ogyjisnoy Q :dee u e lv iv Joanie J a is Tgystler s and after. aduy ' n, she nsflt er the nursing profqsl . 'tl yen ,' o d-n 4 d 'spo- I J Qi Silgn h he ny fri , lf My 2 1 of f ,ff f if n4,L,,f A A ,aiff ,ft PAUL MlNNlCK West Hazleton Silky A very shy, retiring nature best describes Silky, indeed, he was more often seen than heard. As a football player, he always did a good iob. SENIORS THOMAS MONITZ Hazleton Crazylegs An outstanding sense of humor proven by his antics in the Junior Day play as Crazylegs, and a readiness to work for the benefit of the class are prominent attributes that will carry him through life. LAUREL MONTONE Hazleton lolly Friendly ways, advice generously given, love for dancing and sharp dressing all character- ize Lolly. She will be a welcome addition to the student body at Temple University next fall. ROBERT MOTEL Green Ridge Bob Now a Navy-man, Bob will be remembered for his outstanding work as our class president in our Freshman year. RICHARD NICHOLAS Harwood Nick This diminutive football player from Harwood won many friends during his years at school. Worries and cares seem minor occurances to this cheerful fellow. ROBERT NOVOTNOCK Jeddo Gish Merriment is his motto and his favorite say- ing is thanks , both of which will cause Gish to be remembered for many years. r -iff, ,iffwj if arf , j lj!! 6-i it .Z ff? ff il iiqqhf ' ' .J MAWE' os nci-i - f' ' Ossie to Ossie, cofeditor of our yearbook, of cheerleaders, and a class officer or years. This pretty and vivacious miss was rightly chosen as the most popular girl of the Senior class, PATRICIA PANZARELLA Lclttimer Mines Pat A dark-haired beauty is our Pat whose ready smile, undying ambition, and unassuming na- ture will bring her a successful life. M' ff'ff f'ac fffff fly Mwsfff ,,,, 7 ,f QM :XJ- Je'x!'-.e-L, JU ICO JU xg fCP,2 1 .00-4.JLJL4fOu.J L9l5L.f.4'vcJL,' JOAN PATKINS Beaver Brook Joni This smart girl, with history as a favorite subiect, hails from a small town. Always ready to offer a helping hand, Joan will meet success in the future. JOAN PARANICK Stockton Joanie Joan, one of our cutest girls, is active in all, social affairs. We wonder if Joan knew that her dimples set off such an envy among the girls. RAYMOND PAROSKY Stockton Ray Tall, dark, and handsome is our Ray. He ex- cells in sports and was co-captain of both the basketball squad and the football team. The most popular boy of the class is a fitting title for this deserving fellow. SENIORS gf V 2 y X I ROBERT PAVUCK Hazleton Bobby Handsome and mischievous Bobby is an excel- lent football player. A pleasant personality further assures his popularity. ROBERT PEAK Hollywood Bobby Good-looking and easyegoing Bobby will long be remembered for his outstanding perfor- mance in the Junior Day play. His plans for the future are undecided. EDNA PODLESNEY Ebervale Ed Short, sweet, polite, and well-mannered is this lass who is always ready to lend a helping hand. Surely she will accomplish anything she attempts. JOSEPH PUZA Beaver Brook Joe Joe has an unusual sense of humor and is al- ways in the thick of everything. His likeable personality and determination will lead to a profitable future. .-sf.. 4. 4 e tr CORNELIUS QUINN l'lCll'WO0d Connie Here is one of the iolly, funeloving boys of our class whose likable qualities befriended him to everyone, Such an alfable person- ality will be a benefit all through life. MARY ANN ROHALL Ebervale Mary Ann In the way of personality, this girl is well endowed, her cheerful smiles have bright- ened many dreary moments. May her cheerful attitude bring success. BETTY ANN QUINNAN Cranberry Befty Betty is one of the more quiet girls of our class, but despite her quietness, she still had a host of friends. Best of luck to you in the future. JOSEPH REICH Milnesville Ripper A cute football player whose pleasing and agreeable personality causes favorable opin- ions and a liking by all who know him. He is sure to find success in his chosen career. PEGGY ANN REITMEYER Hollywood Peggy Her slight stature is increased ten times over by her poised and engaging manner. This sweet and friendly girl well deserves being chosen Miss Hazle Township. RALPH RODRIGUEZ Fisher's Hill Ralph Ralph is one of the most genial boys in our class, as well as an excellent student. He will always be remembered for his pleasant smile and friendly ways SENIDRS W M61 GF!!! JU fifkif 0' ifxjm 'Q' H241 CECELIA SACCKETTI Jeansville Celie This attractive and companionable girl who befriended everyone made a good commercial student and is bound to make a fine secretary. RUTH ANN SALAMAN Hazle Village Ruthie Ruthie is tall and reserved with an abundancc of brains that will bring her success in her college years. She was also an active band member. TERESA SANNIE Hazle Village Terry One of our cutest cheerleaders, Terry was elected the best dancer of the class and also president of the F.H,A. With her sparkling dis- position, we are certain she will succeed in her future undertakings. GENARO SALATA Pardeesville Sugar Although quiet in nature, Sugar has many friends, His intelligence and winning ways will surely prove To be assets in the future. iittfif ffvf- 'lfiibjiffj Jtwfifffr CAROL SCHAFFER Hollywood Carol Carol industriously worked for the benefit of our class, all her undertakings will be successful if she attacks them with the some diligence. While at H.T.H.S., she gained many friends. gi , 1 J MARY STARUCH Drifton Starchie Happy-goelucky, always active, and on the move best describe Mary. Her ambitions surely will be accomplished through the aid of her unconquerable spirit, LORRAINE SCHAN Lattimer Lori Our pretty and energetic co-captain of cheer- leaders brightens every social activity with her presence, As class treasurer for two years, Lori served faithfully as we are sure she will in her chosen career of nursing, ANN SEAMAN Milnesville Ann Joyce Ann has a sense of humor sparked with mis- chief and love of adventure, Dullness disap- pears when she is on the scene, through life, may she always foster the ability to keep people happy. CAROLE SLEBODNICK Crystal Ridge Carole Intelligence as well as beauty personifies this petite blonde whose wise business managing steered the yearbook clear of difficulties. As co-captain of maiorettes, she enchanced half- time activities at games. CAROL ANN SOIKA Garfield Street Carol Ann The tranquil personality of this toll lass, who never failed to lend a helping hand in class aflairs, is cz pleasant remembrance of school years, Outstanding qualities as a commercial student will insure her success as a bookkeeper. SENIORS THOMAS STELMOCK Jeddo Staim Proof of Tom's popularity is his election as pres- ident of the Senior class. He excels in basket- ball where he acts as captain of the team. With his terittic personality, he is bound for success. MICHAEL SUDA Ebervale Michael Widely admired for his good-looks, Mike was selected the handsomest bay of the class, He also did a fine Iob as vice-president of the Senior class. DOROTHY SWINDRO Green Ridge Dottie Dottie is one of the prettiest color guards Township ever had. She is secretary of the FHA and a very active class member. This fine nurse's aide will make on even tiner nurse. FRANCES TAIT Oakdale Francie Francie's sweet, radiating personality causes an immediate liking by all and, as a nurse, we're sure she will find similar success. She was our lovely Red Feather Queen and vice- president of the F.H.A. l i lf' -.1 EUGENE TOBIAS Green Ridge Kite Kite landed the title, Mr. Junior Day, with his quiet personality. The ability to make and keep friends and a love for sports are his outstanding points. Mr. and Miss HAZLE TOWNSHIP .flip 49 m-.sn www!! We, the Seniors, present our choice for Mr. and Miss Hazle Township, Emil Bachison and Peggy Reitmeyer. Peggy, endowed with modest ways and a fun-loving attitude, was elected by the popular vote of her classmates. She was an active member of the Future Homemakers of America and participated with great interest in all class aftairs. Her unassuming characteristics made her well liked throughout her school years. May she sail smoothly through the future as a competent secretary. A pleasant smile and an exceptional personality are only a few of the qualities that make Emil deserving of the title of Mr. Hazle Township. He excelled in football and proved to be an efficient co-captain of the team. Congratulations to you, Emil, for past achievements and those to come in the future. 35 Mn vlercfa MR SMITHS HOMEROOM lsi ROW L fo R Marlene Hllde- brand Carol Dovan Pafrlcla Lagana Loreffa Lesny Glorna Gavlmskn 2nd ROW Ann Dougherty Rose Marhno JoAnn Lagana Lnllxan Marmock Judnfh Clochon Mr Smlfh 3rd ROW Elizabeth Galafha Janice Bredbenner .lacquelrne Consiance Geraldnne Kendra Naaml Hull Efhelmae Fisher 41h ROW Flor ence Kapuschlnsky Marlene Hale Irene Homs Carolyn Heller Barbara Dushanko CLASS OF 1959 Swlngln and Swoonm CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR STANDING L io R Lloyd Samuels Vice Presxden? Mr Dushanko Class Ad vnsar Bernard Dworsky Presndent SEATED Pafncla Keenan Treasurer Bonme Schaffer Secretary MR CARLINS HOMEROOM lst ROW L fo R Catherme Pafrncna Vetter Rose Mope Jo Ann Pofcner Lorraine Sereta Slepannk Bernadnne Swlech Elnzabeih Scmhlla June Hale Sfacle Lashefskl Kafhleen Sharkey Rulhann Schumacher Mr Carlnn 2nd ROW Mag Plufa Ann Tomushunls Mary 41h ROW Mary Poluka Johanna Polchm Carol Relmold Tuch1 Tlmony Bonn: chafler Jane Patrxck 3rd ROW Vsrglnla Saba Carol Moran Marlha Sluck QL,-.fw L:-'Q ,WAR ALe QAM Wylde L! Q? ff V J h When the IU! J' elected ur c ss officers M Jf XSL JNL V A fxf W! 7 A ,cl WW Mft ,V IC W Treasurer PZW fd uf 3, up e ng Chrnstmas our u :or Day, Kee n ln November ec r clas nngs We a d x Y In the cafeteria year' We chose J' MU our treasury by o lvl! MR GALGANOVICZS HOMEROOM 'lst ROW L fo R George Howard Shnnetf Joseph Fulton Wlllnam Lewis Paul Ogureck Maholnck Thomas Sagan Vncfor Montelour Andrew Denar Wrl 3rd ROW Stephen Potucek Andrew Grega Phulnp Smnih John ham Baker George Ferchko Michael Kowalchnck Mr Golgan Skuntz Charles Horn 4th ROW Thomas Potochney Thomas ovlcz 2nd ROW Larry DeFlurl James Paulshock John Zlons Suda Muchael Koscuk Bernard Dworsky . . : ll' , I ' , I g , , I ' , ' ', o ' , ,X I' , ' . : ' ' ' , , , wx L 91 1- Nj , .. X, Vfjylfc 1 X 1 L rf A 5 ' T ' , , l ' A L ,X I A T A L4 Y W I V A. ,, x 'Ny ' J N W vvvx f 7 I f l 7 A, Y f LJ 0 X Uk ' . ,I I F, fx I 6 Aj A, xx if X .' oy X . V'y, 4,0 ,U 'fn , I J 1 I 1, 1 0 .V l . - , f! ylvllly JJ rl T n 1 D f L . W JVM , 7 j . I L Dill ' l . dx . VL' N , , ' J ' X , V ' f A ' ' ' c me, , ,ufj e uvjj, J X fb xx ju ,f yr, . is ' xxx , A Y fy Wx. ,ff l ,A T X TJ! x X' A ' ' V A nb, Y LVL! J LX ij, X Q K . . X M ,V -, 'N X A X . Ny arf' JJ II' V! I Y -. 39 cw JH A JVQHW 'Yvckg J x LJJrg5JVV wk l5c.s+ af? , M MRS Patklns verly Houser ra Kukol Jean rw S MR HOLLISS HOMEROOM lst ROW L to R Peter Klsatsky A OWQL to R jyvty I o ce Koval Jean K v 2nd OW Mrs VBar Paramc Barbara Novntsky ' Cl,ff1V7kjQ'vf-' fbuzl '14 '1 X 3rd ROW Kathleen JoAnn Matyas 4th ROW Janet Horn Loulse Wlrothy Sandra cola Darrell Fnsher Frank DeB1as 3rd ROW James Gallagher Mr Hollns 2nd ROW Robert Bmdus John Grter A na Chin- Q: OW Peter Dutzer George Hadzuck John Heller Earl Berger X F vw' tl l CLASS OF 'I960 All ftllfvw Nt l HOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ARVISQRLR ll ller Treasurer George L Greech President Mr Dushanko lass Advisor Anth ny ott VlcePresl ent Sandra Adams Secretary lmmedlately after the school term began Mr JU1 I Steve Dushanko our class advisor called our first class meetmg for the purpose of reorgantznng George Greech was elected presudent of the class Anthony Llott vice president Sandra Adams Sec retary and Ruth Zeller treasurer The amount of class dues to be paid by each student was decided upon A Sophomore Class dance was held IH the cafeterla In November When the Chrxstmas season was approaching the members of the class sold chances on boxes of candy Plans were also mode for a roller skatmg party to be held In the sprung tnme A trap to Hershey Park wnll probably be the last actlvnty for thus school year Durlng the school term many members of our class played In the Hugh School Band Some of the gurls became cheer leaders and malorettes The athletes In the class took an active part ln football and basketball JN fvfy, QXJ VL 40 .Lv X11 jp be 0'- N . Q , K I x. Q ' L 11 Y CK - ,ufl ' A ' V ,ni 'hr' 1 5' J N 59 ' K - JJ 9 gt, 1 fl .A 1 K- N -X ' ' ' Q lflfx G . D nh A .1 .1 Ros A 1 Ayn y - 1 A, Be , : . l - : , ' 1 I l R 1 A bu 1 '1 ' 1 1 1 lu ff t 6 -, I ' ,' 1 up . N, ,Aj ,Lyn 1 qt X P-96 - N vc, , L- ,NU L - .' ldv . hi- ff., 1 l 1 t lv Rx- 1 K VN xi XJJV l V1 , ,lr J A 1 A F . X - t L S ' , J. cbvc 1 4 K l 1 ' 1 X-W I J, ' ' 1 slx 'J xx , K tv J 4 i2 - y X7 1 ' kr A F 'VJ R, 1: A 4 A W X l QXV .1 1 , 1 ' I ' 1 - -3 . 1 1 l 1 I 1 3 I 'wx 'A .XNKWAJU George Greech, Bernard Biacco, Robert Domin, John Bien, Xlawrence Generose, John Gallagher, Ronald Horwath. 4th J l - ' - : ' 1 ' 1 ax V' j . 2-N : 1 ' 1 1 - W LC' DIG , J 1 'ml JL r, J l flf' ' sl 1 . I A , 1 ll' 1 C- 00,91 lj r t . 0 A dy: L llJt L , 5 V . . .1 , . . . V 1 1 - 1V 7 ' LL 1 - d 1 jg V , . LN ixvbq 1. fl, Y D V-1 ' 1 - ' X ' 1 H by LJ, ' ' 1 A 1 ptr-21.N,1 ' ' ' ' J X, .1 . l l-xl L X S JL' - 1 1 ' 1' 1 . . ' 1 ' - ' 1 1 - l' y i, X JJ 1 J i I . df, I 12 VD AL . 1 K vu' 11 I 'X . x. . f ,x . . . . . K! L J ix. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Ronald Delazlo Treasurer Joseph Sluck Presldent Nlcholas Ragan VucePresudent Januce Mosgo Sec retary SEATED IS Mr Falcone Class Advnsor CLASS OF 1961 MR SWEENEYS HOMEROOM 'lst ROW L to R Patricia Knelly Mary Plsorek Betty Mlchael Ruta Pluto Richard Marankl Allce Panzarella Mlchael Plskornck 2nd ROW Thomas Matchlck John Kendra Anthony Matz Joan Labuda Eleanor Polashensku Gordon Mlnmck 3rd ROW Margaret Panco Ellzabeth Mxknta Theresa Matz Leona Marchetti Monica Pelley Paula Parosky 4th ROW Grace Klvler Nancy Pelser Rose Lltostansky Janice Mosgo Lorraine Mlnnlclc George Hrlno 5th ROW John Kung Gloncl Olenlck John Plskoruck James Hlrko Edward Hydock . N 'f z , ' ' , '- ' 1 ' 1 1 - . . Z -l F. , - . .. . . i . ,- -- , , , , . - I I I I . I U .I ' ' I ' I I I . I , I . L. I .1 . .lf l . 1 ll . I I I .I 'I ' -I F I ' ,.. : I. .., 42 MR FALCONES HOMEROOM lst ROW l. fo R Mr Falcone Joseph Gortva Barbara Fedor Kathy Gallagher Mary Garbacnk Helen Chehovnch Joseph Gadola 2nd ROW John Dtnsmore James Flynn John Buchlnsky Bernard Andrefsky Vlctor Bcnko John Bobey Adam Falensky 3rd ROW John Chernock Dorothy Chorney Maurnce DeLorenzo Wt Pf!J:FjThe blggest task for the newly formed Freshman Class was or 17 n amznng the class unto a workmg umt whuch meant holding many meet officers chosen were Joseph Sluck President Nucholas Ragan Vice president Jamce Mosgo Secretary and Ronald Delazlo, Treasurer Under Nat Falcone Class Advisor they conducted a magaznne drnve which progressed very well and gave a bug boost to their treasury Kfjv WAV Wffyq Claypotch Barbara Harabun Martha Generose Betsy Burns John Franek Edward Fnlnpek 4th ROW John Greybosh Barbara Fetch Theresa Gnarrlzzu Ruth Bredbenner Glona Dozeskl Evelyn rv-v-ff' 'yx.!'K.fLJK-f ,T 755 Dials., Lf' Ma 4-'vw-f ci 'yfomj 46 -,PYMQJ ffmxvvcu MR McMONIGLES HOMEROOM lst ROW L to R Joseph Suda Ann Mane Sessock Mary Ann Serock 3rd ROW John Yanochko Joseph Umbrlac Kathenne Yensho Mary Reese Yatsko Raymond Yunsta Nlcholas Ragan Geraldme Klsnelewlcz M1chaelWydlck Frank Tuchl Mr McMonlgle 2nd ROW Carmen Dolores Solka Roman Leona Van Groskl Jane Sellga Geraldine Sellga Helen 43 , QL ,WY , . 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H.T.H.S H.T.H.S H.T.H.S H.T.H.S H.T.H.S H.T.H.S H.T.H.S H.T.H.S H.T.H.S H.T.H.S H.T.H.S H.T.H.S H.T.H.S 53 Basketball or football?? League Scores Foster Twp. M.M.I. McAdoo West Hazleton St. Gabriel's White Haven Freeland McAdoo West Hazleton Foster Twp. Freeland M.M.I. White Haven St. Gabriel's McAdoo .1465 ui fied 'sr' Y-U-up M 4,--1 , The Hazle Township High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Zelloe, presents a neat appearance in full-dress uniform. At Harman-Geist Stadium during the McAdoo-Hazle Township football game, Mr. Zelloe gives some on-the-spot instructions. BAND The Color Guard, L. to R.: Do'athy Swin- dra, John Zions, Eugene Bobey, and Patricia Halisalc. Pep rallies and halftime periods at football and basketball games rocked to the strains of Honey-Comb, Love- Letters in the Sand, and Colonel Bogey. Under the able leadership of Mr. Zelloe, the band marched and played superbly in the Red Feather Pa- rade and performed well in other activi- ties. A total ot titty-one students comprise the membership ofthe band, of which ten are Seniors. 1 1 J x J j' Nj 5 X, I. f Q V M5 mx w ,T ,I , .4 .J F.. 3 A 3 f . ,E if ,f I lf ti fp yfu 1 ,Aj 1 1 X 'B' D f J ff' 9 9 mf ,,: -4 ,L H , lb , A ,,kL 'Eww H f ,Q ' i' his ' ' Fffsisfxdlkibi-I W ,. . .www fy' I ie l ,m 1 7 2, M, 'KLA' A ' iw? fi I . Z , x N? 4 LL ,w , ae. ' 1 RALLIES GAMES 1 T ,Mx , , ' 3 -db--40 Mr AND Mlss JUNIOR DAY Patsy Fnlnpek because of her sweet friendly and muschlevous ways has earned the tltle of Mass Junuor Day Whenever anyone was feellng blue a lnttle word from Pat banished all the sadness She ns an actrve member of the F H A along with bemg a member ot the cheernng squad To rengn as Mr Junuor Day we selected Eugene Tobias Not only IS he a wonderful basketball player but although quuet IS one of the most well lnlced boys IU our class They were crowned Mr and Miss Jumor Day on a beautstul sprung star studded night at Genettns Pennsylvanua Room whnch provlded a lovely atmosphere for our Junior Day Dance Truly no two nicer people could have gotten these honors 59 O I 1 1 1 1 - 1 . . , - 1 1 , - . 11 - - 11 - A - - 1 ., . . . . , . u 1 'wr 4 'gvliwbiuf Terry and Crazy-legs say, This could be love???? With Chin UO'-'nd' who needs Elvis' JUNIOR DAY PROGRAM Our two Aunt Jemimas get together to Snooky's portrayal of Marilyn truly de- mcke ffghorqngnf Breadj' Jerry, our Master of Cere- serves an Oscar, monies, introduces the next number. Our quartet complains of having Empty Arms. lBut not for long.l Lori, accompanied by Pat, torch-sings, while Smiley, her lover, looks on wx' ,,7 JUNIOR DAY DANCE At our Junior Day Dance On a warm night in May The Kingsmen played music That was dreamy and gay. The girls in their dresses of red and white And the boys in their suits looked fine: Pat was our queen and the king was Kite. We all had a marvelous time. J' N. ww AL: J K .1 A-' Jane Grega's smile displays her pleasure and pride upon receiving the title of Snow Queen. .-1 it ji z 'il' s,.- Tlte reigning Snow Queen, .lane Grega, is flanked by lwer standing aiiendcnts: Uvcughn Williams, Carol Schaeffer, Frances Tait, and Patricia Filipek. 62 Y .xx SNOW QUEEN AND COURT Class President, Tom Stelmock, crowns the Snow Queen. gli Class Comedians-Marlene Hale and James Luiz Best-dressed - Laurel Monione and Thomas Stelmock SEN IORS' Most Popular-Ann Marne Oscovufch and Raymond Parosky CHOICE Most Likely to Succeed-Uvaughn Williams and John Hreha Best Looking- Cecelia Tolerico and Michael Suda Best Dancers-Teresa Scmnie and George Fedor KEY CLUB It is with pleasure-'and pride that we, the Seniors, dedicate this page to the Key Club, the first to be formed in the Hazleton area. In 1956 the members of this newly-formed club met and took the following pledge: l pledge on my honor to uphold the obiectives of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and com- munity, to serve my Notion and God and combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions. During the two years since that time, the members have done their best in fulfilling one of the obiects of Key Club International: To serve the school and community. Some of their activities were collecting for the community chest, patrolling the halls during the basketball games and selling book covers. SEATED: Demko, Kasarda, Dworsky. STANDING: Salata, Hreha, Dudnanski, Rogriguez, Conlin, Bindus, Horn, Fetchko, DeFluri, Greech, Liott, Reich. Mr. Hellings, Key Club Advisor and the officers of the club: Paul Demko Secretary, Emil Kasarda, President, and Bernard Dworsky, Treasurer. Polishing school trophies, a club proiect, is accomplished by several members of the group. 7 4' 3 X5 C 0 'Y aff C3 These gals are our Future Homemakers of America. Seventy or more girls make up our local organi- zation. Seated in front row center is Mrs. Irene T. Gallagher, advisor to the group. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Mrs. Gallagher makes plans for FHA activities with the help of the following ofticers: L. TO R.: .Ioan Marchetti, Treasurer, Frances Tait, Vice-President, Theresa Sannie, President, and Dorothy Swindra, Secretary. They wore colariders on their heads, odd shoes and socks, old hausedresses, and carried rrops and hnally welcomed irto the FHA as rffsmbws buckets. Alter all their initiation t'Ia's, they were This group of young Iassies is advised by Mrs. Irene T. Gallagher. As soon as the club was organized this year, they elected the following oflicers: Presi- dent, Theresa Sannie, Vice-President, Frances Tait, Secretary, Dorothy Swindro, and Treasurer, Joan Marchetti. An unusual initiation lor the new mem- bers caused quite a stir in the school. In order to raise money, the girls eagerly sold hot pizza at lunch and also held a dance. On January I3, I958, they made a trip to Harrisburg where they visited the State Farm Show. A party for the Senior members was held at the end ofthe school term. -inu- .fdcfuerfifiem enfd SPONSORS Mr. Mr. ond Mrs ond Mrs ond Mrs ond Mrs ond Mrs ond Mrs ond Mrs ond Mrs. ond Mrs. Vincent Boyle Fronk Dushonko Joseph Zelloe Thomos Sweeney John Brogon Joseph A Gollogher Joseph Corhn George Shonno Stephen Dushonko Miss Mory Mother Miss Stephonle Brofon George Urosevnch Not Folcone Peter McMonugle Thomos Corrngon Mass Gerfrude Honley Miss Joon Lodrck Mass Leono Gefhnger Miss Anne B VoyTko Mrs Corohne Povluck xx s x 1 DELEN S BEAUTY SHOP NI 'xi Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. ' Mr. Mr. ' Mr. ' UW' lfHIlCNIJI,Y XIXIUSII 1 2500 H-lute-r Stl I I'-!'l'l'JlllllJ. Pwnn-x lx mul Phone' SU.- , QIJIfl.pXN NI YIX Hem Cosgrove Salufes MISS GREATER HAZLETON - PM HU! llll dtlflll l BOHHIG gl ha PI' H 4-IXIIIW ber Il IYIOQCI1 1 I nm IQ me mm llrle me nt F 1. Co ,ya 1' ' sN1'Ss ff ff 'IT ,. f ' M . MSS Cn-utr-r Halle-ton illlfillgl thf- Cvrltermnial f'f'lf'lH'illi0Il hvlfl rvw- wily. It isil14lr-ml Llll IlUl1Hl'1U pivtllrc-yn11r'11xxur1l in thv ye'z1l'l1rmkalsa1 lasting trilvutv lu your Ll4'hiPX4'IIH'Ilt. Vive- fl:-mn it an hu ' that you hmm! vhusmx us to portray lhf, . Iv.: W' . I. v' ' 1 , ' A f Complirnpnte nfl , fi rl f ' ' , 'rl-If LEADER srone ' t f t l,w' HAZLE DRUGS INC Broad and WVOfI1lIlg Streets Hazleton P Phone GL 4 2446 HAZLETON CONCRETE INC Hazleton Mcetdoo Hnghssdx Hazleton Perma Phone GL 51461 Compllments of MOODY S MEN SHOP DICK s DRAPERY sHoP HYMAN 5 lnterlor Deeurator Men s Wear 2112 Brodfl Street Hazleton P Hazleton P3 FELLIN'S JEWELRY 14 East Broad Street Hazleton Pa Rc-gl tered Jeweler fem Soeletx , . , . , a. , n . 1 , . , . 1 , 1 Ladies' Vllear , A ' S , Y . ' . , . a. . , , . .S V I jg .I 'V h I FARMERS CO OPERATIVE DAIRY Clyde O Barth STATE FARM INSURANCE CO 1 L4 BYOREK S KNOTTY PINE BAR B Q FREELAND MANUFACTURING CO L JOHN J SCATTON ANDY S MARKET IIWILI R YAMULLA S TRUCKING 8. EXCAVATION CO Rr 21 81 Laurel Sheets M Hazleton Pa UNITED WALLPAPER C0 0 N I 5, SI RIPA JEWELERS Phone GL 4 84-41 CONEY ISLAND HSYIPIIJII Pa Phom 1,l.14u4I Farm Fres 'NIiIk ' I,m'aI Agf-nl - Allin-I,iI'v-Firv Hazlmrmi Pal Nor I1 Churvh and 35th Sire-I-Is G - -3661 1 . R' I I - S '- x UnIy IIW Iwighf-slql1aIityIomI svrxf-rI U I IH II I'IrcvIamI. Pa. Phone: GI,-53711 Pholwi Frf-f-IamI-27 1 , I I 'I 574 Allvr Sl. Hazleton. Pvnna. 48,5 . or I1 XXIIUIIIIIIT f. Hazlvtun. Pa. , . , ' I . JI V 5' MOUNTAIN CITY TELEVISION 8. CABLE CO N 0 FRUMKIN 5RQ1'HER5 HAZLETON NATIONAL BANK lIIxl 1 I MORRIS SQUARE DEAL JEWELERS PLAIN SPEAKER STANDARD SENTINEL f HAZLETON FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION If GLICK S SHOE STORE 420-Axial I1L1IvIv-Ilmxlnlulnm .mfl 51-rxiw 80 ,'m'lI1 Wxunliug Stn-I-I IIAAI:-lull, Ilal F 1'- 1'P'A VW' Ilmnplirm-nts fthe' I Ilmungvlimvul- fr! Qumlilx 41lf,lIniul:Im'XI1-ww Ha ng will Salbly Sinn- I8l0 IT WI. III'1l.IlI Slrvvl IIiIlI1'IuH. IIJ I,IIlIIIl'f III.fI-UITI 214 Ynrth Wfcmrllillg 51. IIazI1'loll. Pa. I,I1unf': III,-3-30251 I2 Ifust Brmul SI. IIQIZIMUII. Ilzi. III.f - M48 I1 lllLII'LiIllIlIIl's ami Salute-A tI11- l4J381Lmfl1nalf-- 1 wvrl IIl'n.l4I Flu-4-I IIuxI:-lun, I'4u. I'Iwu1-: III,-I-XXIII The Name Balfour , stands for tlw finest in Class Rings. Commencement Announce-rncnts. Club Pins. Diplomas, Medals and Trophies L G BALFOUR COMPANY Taxlor made Yearbooks ANIBX Not AN I xx Mlnvrs Bank Blllldlllg, Wllkfs Barre Pvnnsxlx illld DR JAMES V COX LAUREL DRIVE IN THEATRE Markle Bank BUIIIIIIIQ Route' 309 1 fton 1 1 II HY S MEN SHOP KAPES AUTO ELECTRIC 26 Ed t Brodrl Strut 2 'W Pwllll, Slum II411ton Pa I dl 1 Ion Id H nn1 of Bonrl flo his Ptonf FI 1 J6I DR NIAURICE L BLUM CORREALE CONSTRUCTION UPTOMFTRIST FYFSIY H'I SPH I XI IST oorns 917 213 Hdllilflll Ndllthlldl Bank 1Ig. I0 I'1tFnrstSt11Qt West Broad Street II.11I1ton PPIIIIA Phone CI 48126 Hdf 'f 1 P o o , . I . I 4, .I XMI IJ I 'OIT . N . . Y Hazl - . IJ1-rlllsxlxnlliu S1-' tI11- Moxivs nn1I -r tlw Sta 's 1 Sallvs un1I S1-rxi1'P A 'S ' -I Y 9. . 1 1' L 1 I1 :I f . . 1 - I l xi I -I , .-- -Of R J .. L-' . r ' ' ' ' ' ISI f. Q V N 9 .15 ' Q 'fi ,S I ,- - H I ' 3' GEORGE DeLALLO PRICE S GIFT SHOPPE AND DAIRY STORE 1 1mI 1 I 4 IUII HOWARD S I VI I3m.uI3t fel II Il THE LAUREL FLORAL SHOP IIIIIIII Men um I f 1 LONZETTA PLUMBING 8. HEATING I'.1 I 1 I one v ROSEN S FURNITURE STORE 6 VI l1If Il THOMPSON TRAVEL BUREAU 691 I xckcmdnmx -Menus Sc :anion Pc nn 1 IIt'fIklI'dl14I IIl'IIlIlll'Ii SIFVPIF SII 1 LIIIIIVVI St. I'Izl'.I 'Iul. Pa. Haul X A Pa. Cm gmt Iutim1sIIIz1ss0f'53 ' T Eas 'L m1rI. ' uf- Ilifh. ,II-uf-Irx. I.lILIjliigLtx. SIIOTIIIIQI flm1fIs H3fI I - Pd' 0 -1. Q Ph xx CL- -II6I Hil'4I - 4, 1 FA9 FIIIU 'V5 Ivlll' IM'1'iiSIlDII5 1 4191-Q 5' - . , IXI I IIHI II. . I'Il'm1rI SIVPPI Hd .IV IIII. ' H HlI'.I ' I . Lili. Ph -1 MI.-.3-L41 ' I' . A L1- Compliments of CAL PANE STUDIO xour claw Photc1g11.1pI1f1 Phone GL 5 2811 148 West Bmdrl S1111 I H117 CIIJII P1 COLOMBO S DIAMOND FLORIST 13 'N111t1 W 1111111 1 at TIGER S CAFE SAM S ARMY SURPLUS 7X1 XXII SIPII 111 ml HAZLETON PAINT CO 11 I lIlrII JOHN J MORAN 81 SON 4111111 IT B11 1 ll WW LANDAU S 9 'N X1 4 ll II II111111 II 1851 , ' ' '-2 ' .I1 , 1. 1 1 CI.-A -. ISI 8fJ,' 'I ' 'JS1---1 , III III .'XII1'1' Slrvvl ' ull. IIA. W7 t1'I4-g11':111I1 II11111-1' Haul html- Pli- I'1I1lXXt'I'S I-111 :III 111111 I II Cf1111l1Ii111e-1111 111' 1 , IMN YI1.IRI1'l.XI-.N.IIlK41'1, 'l..'11'tI1 YU IIIIIIQL ft' - II11nl1-l1111.I'11. Phi, X, Cl ---mln IUI Ifu-t I51' ml Slrvefl IIz1'.I ' 1 27-2 ,I111'II1 W' 111111111 S11 -vt Pr' I I ' 'i1bl f SI' ' I Q IIz1'.I't11 . Pa. ' -: 2 - T11 PECORA'S FARM DAIRY BABY TOP MILK 36 East Broad Street West Hazleton Penna One ofthe Largest Producers DlStFlbUllJfS of Dalrv Products Ill Eastern Penna Phone: GL 5-4943 P DEISROTH S SONS Hazleton Pennsylvanla HAZLETON BOTTLING CO Ca ada D v NUC ap M ss on Ora lge Ben a n Be e ag 19 Magnol a Street a et Carmen G Lesanfe Samuel N Lesanfe E c atngC ntr cts az et P nsvl Phon FL 4 2103 Compl n nt f HAZLETON BROADCASTING COMPANY Str0nWAZL 1 HAZLE CAB CO 26 W. Green St. Hazleton, Pa. LAUDERBACH 2 W B a I KRAMER S JEWELRY a 1 Br ai Sz az et f111, a. one: GL-5-0241 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MCADOO North Tamaqua Street McAdoo, Pa. Phone: WA-9-2333 THE NORTH SALES CO I 7 TRANGUCH SERVICE STATION I LUSHER 8. LUSHER PRINTING BARON TRANSIT LINE Owned and Operated bx WdSSlI Baron Beaxer IVIPQIIIOXSQ GL 1 0291 MIDDLE COAL FIELD SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION I WILMOT ENGINEERING BLUE COMET DINER Mdm Ofhu 4 S it tl h Sl Hazleton Hlt I WAGNER BROS. HARDWARE STORE Plant Whlte Hanan Qualitx gl-Jurulmility --,-Xppf-umx1r-f- Always in Ifqlliprtn-Ill I'IllI'IIISIIf'II In 30 East Broad Strvf-t Halle-lun. Pu. RUSIZIIIFLIIII an1I Hutf-I I urnitur1- and Uffim- Fit ings SIMM' IULQ CUIIIIIIIIIIPIIIS of 7 , rf - 22ml and Nurth IIIIIIFVII S rffvts I HiiZIt'IIDII. Pa. 1 ' I ' ' Cornplirnvnts of 38 East IIruztrI S rvvl Hazle-ton, Pe-una. -5 on 1 Hurt- az Q- nn. 'zu - NBII M0l1f0l19 FRYE S HARDWARE STORE HOAGIE CUSTARD DRIVE IN ,W ,1,, p NUIIIIIIII 1 'Q H017 :ton P 11111 41, JACOB FRUMKIN 8. SONS :I IIIII 33 SouII1II1111fI1qt ll BELLEZZA s SPECIALTY co S S KRESGE COMPANY 1 o No ll ffl' II.11I4 1 JI I sm IX re 11 Br Illt M1111 ll 1 4 8 1 North I IIIIFI I1 Strut S T V d t Blom 1 ITAIIPIOII 1 II1 lel THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1 I II IIUI f Bank 1IFm RETENELLER S I dl DA VALIANT S BAR It R' 'H It Muna gr I 11111 North IIIIIH I1 700 Wt st Broad St Hd,l1t,,n P Hal f ton Pa ' 1 r ' SI1-' '11-WiIIiar11s:111rI I7111 1t aints ZZYIII .I ' I ll'4'I SI, I-I2 VI 'St III11i114- Strvvt ' AI' - f' i- M42-X to. Pu. Wht e'suIf' Dist! tors . . U f I . . IIa1',I'to11. Pu. 1 Cr IIIIIIUII' II 1111- FllI'IlISI'IPl'5 1042 .I rtI1 IIIIllI'I'II Str' 'I HUUI' Nl- P114 'to1. Pu. CI.-3-.rf I- Alu- 5 If K 'fsgt-'s Ifirsl Jn is Ql.Imf'.'..'. 1 tgp- ' WIIIH' Ilvgiouqs I,ilI'Ilt'SI AIIIIIIRIIIVI' Slow' VIIII tI1z' Imrggvst S -Ivvtion I fm . I ' .' -1 - IIIU E' ' ' I Str-vt . Pa. PI1 1 - :1-IIMII IIa'.I ' ou. Pu. tfo111pIi111e-utf of XI W 'sl iroz I SI. a'.I -lon. Pa. TI1' 1 ' 1 ' 9 'IIIIIT S4-rxivv 1 1 Fo' 11 Ile-livious Sn- lk III-It'I'IIi1IIlf S ZIIIFI -:wwf Vis' -tv hIIvr'ra No III- 'I-I o4I Pit .wth I I , Sunnis HAZLETON SHEET METAL LEHIGH GAS 8. OIL CO. AND ROOFING CO W., I II 1 I I I UPU P .nc r NI dIIl x TRADER S BANK AND TRUST CO TEDESCO BROS X C III! III l I6 HAZLETON NEWS AGENCY S COIIIPIIIIHIIIS Inst Br ad Stu Hazftun Pd P one rL41fv1 ROHM ' H11 I ATTORNEY COSTELLO 14 If lr! McCANN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS PITMAN S FURNITURE STORE eh I Tram: B II lll I 1 y - Distr. Ts- 1' fins 81 Oilf 22 I-f If. Crm- SI. C1 o1Iri4'1 Tirvs IIu'.I' . ai. Bw - .' I ms, Pu. 1 . Ilnmplirm-nts Ifxvu ating N T' 'Ii' g Cr. nf' I'I1nnv CI,--U SQI Par I '4'sxiIIf'. Pu. 1 A l ' -' Q Iff 41 ,'- 0' . '-et ,l, . .- h I 1 -V L - 30,5 iz.-IXKB. Hsy. Univr IUlIl'I'IlI'r1ilgL'b' flirvvl from B011 Smillfs Dmms' P111 IIu'.I -tm: National BilIlIx BMI Iing H1131 - ull. PPIIIISXIXLIIIILI 1 -'L S' mal UI' 'AVVUIIIIIIIIQI and 32011:-llIl':-Sl'e'1'I 5 w i1 S i4 I rf-4-IumI I I, 4 I-'s an Ix B 'I1I'1lg II1l.I!'IIlII.I,il. mmm, jug, LUZERNE 8. CARBON COUNTY BUS COMPANY Pullman Busns Im Group and Partx S1 mme Phonf IL 74381 Compliments of DR. KARL F. STEINBACH V MENGHINI 8. SONS Q HAZLE AUTO PARTS YAMULLA S MECHANICS JOHN COTSACK ATTORNEY HAZLETON PLUMBING HEATING 8. SUPPLY CO fglxlixl iHlg,l1!lr PEOPLE S SAVINGS 8. TRUST CO HdlIPI!JIl Pa - l- I - - ' 119 L. Cwrlar Strvvi ' ' i , ' Hazlvtrm. Pa. f. f . fl 1 -. - -. Compliments of IIOIIIIIIIIIIFIIIS ui' v .Ivam-sxiIIc'.Pz1. , I Iluzlf-Inn Nalimlul IILliIIx BuiI4Iing ' IIQILII-Imm, Pa. ' '. , ' . I ,120 VIH-sl 1f5lhStrevt Hazlm-tml, Pvnna. xlvPIlI'III'i1l Bros. Phone-1 CLS-1338 H Zum 11- 1- za IYHHIII um 4-an in f ns a a inns W for Suv JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL COMPANY IP 0 Penn I 11 atm r xt of Anthlacne ntul A th t l8w8 96 on 1 of I 5 BRAKE WORKS INC 184 H fflb me m 1 ua 5 1 BI-st 'ishw ' I ,cess - ,add . SYXZIIZI Ari, a ' :'tx A Cv A ofa Il ravi vi .' -Ifg C grail Iations Class I 9.78 Cmnplirm-nts uf' O 2f5rI ' I isI1f'1's 'X '. Hail - 1 n. Pa. ' In-r xsI1'n um traxvl cIuv.n Iifqcfs Imiglmay that nf' spe- in IrraIv- and Imnt e-ml rf- mzirs. KOBRICK S ESSO SERVICE 1 r 4 IIII 8 .IACKO S MARKET f r 1 u I IH 5 x If md u MCALARNEY 8. GRAGER TV CENTER Ulf We I II.11Ictnr P' rn X. 1 GENE BOYLE S CAFE MII 1 DR BONACCI uInt Siu HAZLETON RETAIL COAL CO nl xr 11l DR THOMAS .I McGEEHAN ALLEN WAGNER IIII IIII I IXNIII IHIIIII UNI HIIII 1 1 Frffsh NI -als and Crow- I4-S Yuur IIzllvIvB NI vlorillii Svw iw- II:-nlvl' H1 '1 XIAIIIIII IIIIIT Ifr ZPI Fu If IIe'Iixf-ry fm' iw I'1I'1'4'I21Il Pai. I ' :II FI' - -I1 f4f1.J 1 IOT East Br a I SII'I'1'I 'H ii ij- Fr-'a11I.Pa. IIIH N-25.61, 5-'III-IIIAE-I4II6l2, I--1-STT . II If I . g I , - , A I Al I I I I t x. ' , CHX ' . I I1m11pIivm-lllwuf' vu A FRIEND . Vx 'S NIL .' '-1-I Flin-wkfm. IHA. ' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIS of 110111 aml III-nr-ral IIal1IiI1g1 QH11Ii1N 5'Af'Xif' BELLEZZA'S SHOE STORE ,Imax IIRXII.. NIL1 Lp-r if I Iiurfim-IrI Sl. Hu'.I ' un. IILI. IAIIIIIIIIIIIII' Pd' Ilmllplirlu-ills UI' IIHIIIIIIIIIIVIIIS UI' I.u1rimI-r NIim'f I'Imm I I mII'U :XII IIIIIIII storm ui I ms. fIm rs. and ' 1' gg: s' ' gi TOMZACK INSURANCE AGENCY f3f'f'1r i'H '1IS Of Capitol TIlf'ilI4'I' Buil4li1lff A FRIEND TIDY TUB INC lkl NURUNI VI x cdr Sl11rt5 n eel xv fel ll um llllllf HAZLE OIL CO W V COYLE lp SHULTZ S FIERRO FUNERAL SERVICE JOE KISACKY S MARKET Dr J M Della Croce 8. Dr John B Della Croce PENN HAZLE GARAGE SUN VALLEY MEATS PENSOCK S 1l'1l ntx um R nur 1l8'N llxfrm Sree! Hafelmx .J - ' ll I I 'nts of Dr. Ill 1' ling-.I A .'e'rxim- I Yi 1' Str at Iliumunfl A -. . Haxl - ll , Pu. llmnpliuu-rule ul' Um llmvnts of 1 llurnplirm-nts ul' 1 IlllZlf'IlIll. lJ4'llllrLIXillllll lla 'x mul. Pu. 10213 QQ,-mr.. Sl,-,.,.1 Truvlx l'le'puil'ill Plltllll' Ill.-3 llllll l l'e-4-luml. Pu. 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Compliments of MOUNTAINEERS SPORTSMAN CLUB Compliments f YEAGER S TV 81 APPLIANCES Alter Street Hazleton Pa BLUE HILLS Nesc opc ek Pass OIT Wilkes Barre Hazleton Highwav F HARRY Hmm Prop YOUNG S HOME IMPROVEMENT CO 28 North Church Street Modern Kitchens Storm Windcmws and Doors Roofing and Siding General Repairs GL4 5691 f'ompl1ments of B D HARTMAN Welding and Supplies 137 East Chestnut Street Hazleton P Compliments of CHARLIE S SERVICE STATION Mohilgas Oil Lubrication A cces sornes Tamaqua Pa CHURA S ESSO SERVICE CENTER North Broad Street and Susquehanna Boulexarcl West Hazleton Pa. For happy motoring Stop at our Esso sign BIANCO S SERVICE STATION All kinds of repairing 7:30 A.M. Until 11:00 P.M. 221 W. 15th Street Hazleton . Compliments of I'lALE'S GARAGE Harwood, Pa. CONAHAN FUNERAL SERVICE 532 North Vine Street Hazleton, Penna. JEDDO STARS A A C E WAGNER AUTOMATIC HEATING nr Q 1 VI ef 1 :ton Phunf I L -I 6676 8. I 667 THE ELECTRICAL REPAIR SHOP 'NI Blum: 8 ll 1 r lun BUTCH S CAFE VI f IIALI an LOTITO S MARKET S om I 1 SEITZINGER S DRUG STORE I I I UNI NICKIE NOCCHI S KIDDIE SHOP CONLIN GUN WORKS INC s HAZLETON WASTE MATERIAL CO H. LAPUTKA BAYLESS ECKER 8. COHN letc nn 1 1 XVI UI'I'II 10 I3 x HI i I HAZLETON WINDOW SEAL CO INC mXIf 114 H1 V PI CUIIIIIIIIIIOIIIS uf' Mui '. Ink 'I' 320 South Str ' -I ' Iluplh A . Pa. 1 Q - I. ' - LT IIUIIIIJIIIIIUIIIS UI, 1 1 W, . . - IRI ISIII ' AVIIIIII' Str-'ls 620 '. Crm-ll Strvvl Huxl- . Pu, W-S1 vtf . Pa, , 1 Q IA Iluml Drug Stun-I Iiulllplvlv Imml fture- 1 M18 Im-11111-Stlwf-I PII I '9L'4'AI4PI Fr -1- and. Pa. II:1'.Im-lun. Pu. Ijlmm- Fm-II 6129 1 CmnpIil1wl1tfnI' CIuII1e's I'rmn Tots ln TIIPVIIS . SUI?-3011 Cr-nlrv firm-I I'1I'I'PI2iIllI. Ina. IIUIIIIIIIIIIUIIIF UI' UII' and Plant I,fwust anal Birrh Sire-f-ta , , IIa'.I' ru. PP SNIXLIIA3 If I I I WIS T4-In-pllnm-1 IPI,-A+ XIII P. 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