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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

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'A 'L Between the covers of this Ancora we have tried to record all the successes, failures, joys and sorrows that made our stay at Hazle Township a memorable one. We hope that this log, zealously kept, will serve to brighten many hours and perhaps serve as an inspiration as we journey through life. 'Forewu-cl Deflthfflreyy t In llletlorranc Admrarslrrharf Seruhrs Unler-clqssm N b C9701-T3 llolrlu' Hes' l Flaluenlllllyg , l lr, Y E ll f ' yay: W JE Qlo wqlvlt I , 4 Mr. Stephen Dushanko ,r ,N ',ml I As adviser, teacher, and friend Mr. Dushanko has been an invaluable help in our high school years. Treating us almost like members of his family, he, shared our joys and sorrows, and guided us in the right direction when we needed advice. Although in some things we must have disappointed him, we hope that, in general, he was proud of us. Being very appreciative of all he has done for us, we dedi- cate this Ancora to Mr. Stephen Dushanko. The Dushanko Family STANDING L. to R. Mary, John, and Alice. SEATED Theresa, Mark, Mr Dushzxnko, Mrs. Dushanko, Michael, and Kathleen. 5 Val ' than l w, ig Miss Leona Gettinger We, the senior class, pay tribute to the memory of a gracious lady, who devoted her life to the teach- ing of Hazle Township students. Her devotion to her profession will always be an inspiration to us. We were privileged to know her. A 6 ' va 1 ot? .N k L- I -41 7 Y , I.-. A Y W .X fi. I I tx X Q 5 Z Q X5 1 4 ' XB ,f I Sl x x X ,1 f' W T ,HI V , f-5 S , mx I 1 M g 34151 A N'-,I xl' A 5 'EQ X, ' gt,- X f X a 'L ff X f X ,N , f XR X fx XX 1' N54 lljf 1 E . I -' V N ii x 5 .il . 1 , , W F' ' . '4 . pl ff 1 Z! W - -1 - N 'fY 5 .1- -T-T? in L -SL ,3-- A WJ.. I l lk I Q We, the class of 1960, realize that the operation of a school is a tremendous task and carries with it many responsibil- ities. Mr. Gallagher and the Board of Education are tireless in performing their duties in order to provide the best educa- tion possible for the students of Hazle Township. We take this means of expressing our appreciation to them. Mr. Joseph D. Gallagher I 0 Superintendent of Schools :E Mr. Joseph Generose Mr. Edward Bunk Mr. Victor Gavinski President Secretary Treasure' Mr. John Bartkovibh Mr. Michael Haraschak Mr. Charles O'Donnell Mr- Carl Reich T. Mr. Vincent Boyle -w.mn- I l v Qf'.e,,.i l Mr. George Urosevich In years to come, we shall look back with gratitude to the members of the high school staff for their great contribution in molding our lives. 2 ihsgg. . f 41 , l. ll Yi , 9 ' ' . 5 ' JOSEPH CARLIN A.B., M.A. Latin I, II FRANK DU SHANKO B.S., M.Ed. Chemistry, Physics NAT F ALCONE B.S., M.S. Trigonometry, Biology Guidance Counselor MARGARET GAFFNEY B.S. English I-, Civics STEPHEN DUSHANKO B.S. Problems of Democracy English II IRENE GALLAGHER B.S. Home Ec. I, Ilg Civics BERNARD GALGANOVICZ B.S., M.s. English 11, III, IV GERTRUDE HANLEY B.S., M.A. Steno. I, II Typing I, II, III z---?.gl...-.... . . ,. -If :Wifi '1fs 'fr-I ' ' wwf +- '- ' I 'I V ii' ,, TZ, Mr: v , , . 1 . w N F , v 21 ' uw l . 1 my ,L EDWARD HOLLIS B.S., M.Ed. General Science MICHAEL KOLLESAR B.S. Bookkeeping I, II Junior Business Training Business Arithmetic ALICE QUICK B.S. French I, II I , . JOAN LAPIN SKY B.S. Art Instructor ills: ,mm E ww 5 1 MARY SHANNO GEORGE UROSEVICH ANNE VOYTKO A.B. B.S. A.B. Algebra, Plane Geometry U.S. History, World History Librarian, English IV JOSEPH ZELLOE Band Director Music, Algebra aeadtq iw gig , , sm' ws- L Has Student teachers from King's College EUGENE GALLAGHER, JAMES YOUNKER, JOHN MURPHY 12 -L: -9 luv -Ja.: 1. f ' f ::1a ,X . OTTO LIBENER, M.D. FRANCIS DELLA CROCE MARY MATHER, R.N. School Doctor D.D.S. School Nurse School Dentist ' Www? STEPHANIE BROTON JOHN BROGAN GLORIA GENEROSE High School Clerk Attendance Officer District Clerk 13 ., J In 1 H-1, .. M33 '1-14 rlfmi W' RQ? u 1 CA r K I r K '11 wg rs K D L' M' , if 'X V1-5, ,Ma:f'h-1' , , ,HAw1 PQLx-Iv' gr, -33'-.ze-3 lf--v' .p1n A.T,1.4Ef.niiv'7 'fimwf' ,CW 'N ' Who-' ,A . ' r, ' r X s 4 A 4 1 Ee, I A 1' ' V . Left to Right: Mrs. Mary Carlin, Mrs. Joseph Mc- '1'hecsfeteria line in action. Moniglc, and Mrs. Anna Marinork. r is , 3 rf , ,rj ' ' V . I r , . ' Y -r nw- . Uv,-sr, sq: V f 'H' 's u 'i .:., In Mr. John Pecone Mr. john Kohotskie Mr. John Pvluvek Mr. Nicholas Martino 14 40, , ,,,g'4,.,si..,Jl.., M ' Semhw - 7960 Y X 'EQ 5 x - N 51' - -, - E- 3 4 r x - I x X ' x '41 , E 4 ' MM -' v, sw' 11 - ' - , fi : I f ,xp X ' Q' Z X f x EE I X 'I ffl , X Q : 'J f 5-A . 3 If V 5 'W v ' W, X .W I A if .. f ?' - Q by yt, X 'lg is Q5 F- ' l X Q Ti 0 .T 7- Q if 5 . W . Q- , + ! T gg H' 7 n-1 x , I - 'Q I I wt 5 3 ,E , f X-: ' -'f ' - 1 X . - 2f,4,,.,,:,,.fQ, a, .. , 5 Xiu, 1 Ngq E 'fi 1 - 5,3 P- , L, J1b Q- ,i'+ 1 . ' - -' ' lf, YQ 4 - 'L' 0 U , Advisor - Mr. Dushanko Treasurer - Janet Horn Vice President - George Sunder Secretary - Betty Dushanko President - George Greech 16 4 .d1. .hh- K s 1. V ll l 71. 7, W. 5, lik, EARL CHARLES BERGER Lattimer Academic Character dominated by kindness- . . . finds it easy to make and keep friends . . . interested in anything associated with cars. CAROL MARY ADAMOYURKA New Coxeville Academic Diligent student . . . vivacious art-editor of the Ancora .. . soft spoken . . . success unlimited. SHIRLEY ELLEN BEVANS Jeansville Academic Petite and peppy cheerleader . . . Vice- Prcsident of the F.H.A.-. . . held in high esteem by the underclassrnen. SANDRA JEAN ADAMS Lattlmer Academic Energetic captain of the Yell Squad . . . correspondent to the Plain Speaker . . . amiable disposition . . . Treasurer of the F.H.A. BERNARD PHILIP BIACCO Pardeesville Academic Great asset toH.T's. sports division . . . quiet and reserved . . . never speaks a harsh word. MARY ELIZABETH BARTKOVICH Oakdale Commercial Possesses'knowledge- galore . . . admired for her attractive features . . . typist for the Aneora. 17 N . M.. x s 1 t 4. . , .if ek'Ql'l-4.'-1 ,tr-' .- Q :'xh4's'. W. ll ,, ,.fi't.sQt . VX .. f.f.til'.-We t K ,l . ,Mp et' 'Q' if '. ' lE,,Eai,yll' sits, ie JOHN CHESTER BIEN Hazleton Academic Small in stature . . . witty and comical . . . noted for his co-operative ways. GLORIA JEANETTE ABOGWIST Jeansville Commercial Our Miss Hazle Township . . . natural- ness is her dominating characteristic . . . one of our few blue-eyed blondes. ROBERT JOSEPH BINDUS Harwood Mines Academic Valuable member of hand . . . class co- median . . .active in Key Club aflairs . . . great outdoorsxnan. RAYMOND GEORGE BRADISH Middletown Academic A late addition to our class . . . has won the approval of all . . .adjusted easily to a new environment . . . Ancora Staff. BEVERLY ANN BITTORF Stockton N7 Academic Pretty and reserved . . . extensive ward- robe . . . a kind word lor all . . . sure to succeed. MARIE HELEN BUGDA Cranberry Academic Winsome and gay . . . pretty brown-eyed blonde. . .found at all social events. ts ,r i W. 7, 31.5, lx V 3 f. -' . . , r t yu llllillltt' tt 'tts ' ' till W bl il I t V , I, it 1 , ADAM STEPHEN CHINCOLA Beaver Brook Academic . 12. Noted for his neatness . . . capable band member . . . courteous and likable . . . won a host of friends during his years at H.T.H.S. ROSE ANN DeLAZIO Pardeesville Academic Short and sprightly . . . popular with all . . . will make a fine nurse. LOUIS JOSEPH COLANGELO Hazleton Academic Sociable . . . willing to co-operate . . . interested mainly in cars . . . future is undecided. DORIS ANN DEMI New Coxeville Academic Quiet but friendly . . . cute . . . well liked by all her classmates . . . future un- decided. 3 , FRANK MICHAEL DeBIAS I Hazleton Academic , Valuable member of the football squad . . . good-looking and mannerly . . . al- ways Lhe life of the party. CAROL ANN DEMKO Humboldt Academic Dark-haired academic student . . . stu- dious and timid . . . future goal includes a nursing career. ilfi 7760 i 7960 JOHANNA MARIE DOMIN Milnesville Commercial Short in stature . . . energetic commercial student . . . enjoys singing and dancing . . . is sure to find success. BARBARA ANN DOZESKI Harwood Academic Very intelligent . . . good-looking and gracious . . . valuable to the Ancora staff . . . college bound. ROBERT DOMIN Harleigh Academic Capable class-photographer . . . excels in the scientific field . . . active in the Key Club. JOHN JOSEPH DUDNANSKI Cranberry Academic Accomplished trombone player . . . Key Club member . . . mischievous and has many friends. IRENE HELENE DOUGHERTY Jeanesville Academic Very reserved . . . courteous . . . enviable blue eyes . . . sure to succeed in her chosen profession. KATHLEEN THERESA DUGAN Lattimer Academic Naturally witty . . . talkative . . . has an Irish temper . . . dependable at all times. 20 ALICE ANNE DUSHANKO Ilarleiglt Terrace Commercial Capable eo-editor of Aneora . . . color guard . . . outstanding commercial stu- dent . . . member of the Senior Activities Committee. ANN MARIE GLORIA FIERRO Lattimer Academic Noted for her unique wardrobe . . . enjoys driving Cadillaes . . , pleasant to be with. BETTY MARIE DUSHANKO Hazleton Commercial Very popular and capable . . . Captain of the majorettes . . . business- manager of the Aneora . . , Senior Class Secretary. DARRELL WILLIAM FISHER Milncsville Academic Hardly ever heard . . . never in mischief . . . always well behaved and courteous. PETER MARTIN DUTZER Beaver Brook Aeademie Lover ol praetieal jokes . . . tall and good-looking . . . enjoyable in a group . . . has many friends. ANN MARIE GADOLA Hazleton Aeaclemie Pleasant personality . , . naturally curly hair . . . blonde and blue eyed . . . plans to become a nurse. 21 JOHN GALLAGHER Harwood Academic Always a gay grin . . . never seen frowning . . . won the admiration and friendship of many . . . member of the football squad. LEO GLOD Crystal Ridge Academic Calm, . . casual. . . tall . . . an effective football player . . . a co-operative spirit . . . won a host of friends. J CAN MARIE GARSHELL Hazle Village Academic Dark haired miss . . . jovial . . . enjoys dating. . .member of F.H.A. MARY ANN ELIZABETH GLOWATCH West Hazleton Academic Stunning red hair . . . attends all school activities . . . assistant art-editor of Ancora . . . future undecided. LAWERENCE ROBERT GENEROSE Lattimer Aiademie Dependable and fun-loving . . . member of the hand . . . possesses terrific dancing ability. GEORGE JOSEPH GREECH Cranberry Academic President of Key Club . . . president of senior class . . . varsity football player. . . hosts of friends. . . planning further edu- cation. 22 71. 7. 74 S , , ,ur 1 ,-. ' Q. .I .,m'- I 'I E.. V t 1 t it Vglit . sf- ' t lll t' ' K .Vi e R f i . t f s. .... ........ .... l '- is ill. 'Ill l ww..-...i..nj--.- ......n--pi in-.. . . in il .l -rr-V 'I Q.. ft .ar rv, I .. rl .e lt Y vt .rin 'rum '..4. 4 . I , ' t U,-. .... .Jfa, x-'A-'HF .- M., if ' ff ii '. ' ' '. ',i, ' .-f-. . -I,-,-v'-',a, ,- ' . -I L - rl: r i '. 2. fx gi in., Npslly 4 . . . ,ii ., y ,J it , tl.-. . ei H my , 'nw slat v is LII' .rl tl.. ,A 'yin If .,,,.,,, ' ' f, ,' my 'x - I' r ' ' '. ,, Qiv'Qi: v'1 t 71. 7, 74 5, GEORGINE LYDIA GROHOL Humbolt Academic High-stepping drum majorette . . . pretty and brilliant . . . our Miss Junior Day . . . member of Ancora staff. DOROTHY ANN HASWELL Harwood Academic Radiant smile . . . F.H.A. participant. . . quiet but friendly . . . success is hers. GEORGE DAVID HADZICK Drifton Academic Excellent basketball player. , . quiet and shy . . . friendly toward all . . . bound to succeed. tor-nt Janes rterraa Cranberry Academic Good-looking red-head . . . full of fun .. . cars are his interest . . . sure to meet success. JOSEPH JOHN HALCISAK Green Ridge Academic Very handsome . . . Mr. Junior Day . .. co-captain of football team . . . funf loving and mischievous. JANET HARRIET HORN Ebervale Academic Chosen class comedian . . . magnetic per sonality . . . over-abundance of friend . . . plans to be an airline hostess. 23 RONALD MICHAEL HORWATH jeddo Academic One of our shy boys . . . manners of a gentleman . . . very likable , . . future undecided. PETER JOSEPH KISATSKY Harleigh Academic A friend to all . . . neat dresser . . . fun- loving . . . a great asset to H.T.'s band . . . future college student. BEVERLY JEAN HOUSER Harwood Academic Blue-eyed blond . . . even disposition . . . member of F.H.A .... has a captivating laugh. BEVERLY ANN KLINGERMAN Oakdale Academic Intelligent academic student . . , co- captain of majorettes . . . quiet but friendly. . .future plans undecided. KATHLEEN ANN KAPES Cranberry Academic Ambitious co-editor of Ancora . . . pretty and brilliant . . . band member . . . Snow Queen . . . always very dependable. CAROLE MAE KLINGERMAN Oakdale Commercial Quiet, modest, and gentle . . . pleasing and helpful ways . . . an ardent class supporter. 24 JEAN MARIE KONKUS Jeddo Commercial Neat . . . quiet . . . agreeable . . . liked by all . . . won a host of friends. FRANCES ANN KRUSINSKI Harwood Academic A true friend to all . . . pleasant disposi- tion . . . easily excited . . . enjoys dancing at the Firehouse. JEAN MARIE KOVAL Harwood Academic Long, dark, naturally curly hair . . . em- phatic . . . contrary to twin sister . . . future housewife. BARBARA ANN KUKOL Humboldt Academic Studious . . . co-operative . . . held in high esteem by everyone . . . member of the Literary Staff of the Ancora. JOYCE ANN KOVAL Harwood Academic Likable in many ways . . . enjoys sewing . . . member of the F.H.A .... future undecided. JOHN JOSEPH LAPCHAK Oakdale Academic A combination of looks, personality, and talent . . . very fine voice . . . bound to succeed. 7960 fin MARION JEAN MARCINKEVICH Stockton Academic in-X ll Member of F.H.A .... enjoys watching football . . . future undecided . . . liked by all. MICHAEL ROBERT MAZURICK N M , H , Jeddo Academic Lively and witty . . . always clowning . . . a great football and basketball star . . . the kind of personality necessary for success. JO ANN MARIE MATYAS Green Ridge Commercial Fun loving girl . . . enjoys her daily walks . . . sure success as a. secretary . . . very dependable, MARGARET MARY MAZZIE Hazleton Academic Short and sweet . . . possessor of a great sense of humor . . . liked by everyone . . . plans to become a dietitian. JUDITH MARIE MATZ Lattimer Academic Pretty and intelligent . . . winning per- sonality . . . enviable clothes . . . member of the Ancora Staff . . . plans to become 5 an x-ray technician. 5 H y N N ROSE MARY MICHAEL ff W ll Green Ridge Commercial Small in stature . . . a smile for everyone . . , possesses enthusiasm for roller skating . . . her future includes a business career. 7760 LOUISE LETICIA MOPE Hazleton Academic Attractive . . . peppy cheerleader . . . member of the Ancora Stall' and F.H.A. . . . indefinite plans for the future. . 1 JOSEPH MOTIL Humboldt Academic W' ' Friendliness is his motto . . . nice man- ners . . . valuable to the rhythm section of our band. RONALD THOMAS MONTEFOUR ll Harleigh Academic Casanova . . . fun-loving and mischie- H vous . . . cars are his weakness . . . the Marine Corps awaits him. CAROL ANN MURMELLO Middletown Academic Slight stature . . . well poised . . . engag- ing manners . . . member of the band . . . Activities Committee and F.H.A. BARBARA ANN MOTEL Green Ridge Commercial Very jovial . . . delights everyone with her sense of humor . . . typist for the Ancora Staff . . . bound for success in the Commercial Held. 4 BARBARA ANN NOVITSKY Green Ridge Academic Radiant . . . curly-haired . . . friendly and good nntured , . . sure to succeed as a Lady in White. 1 1 1 S1 27 7760 MARY ANN PARAN I CK Stockton Academic Attractive and intelligent . . . envied for her long hair and pleasing smile . . . member of Ancora Staff and Activities Committee. EILEEN PAWLOWSKI Green Ridge Academic Tranquil person . . . shy and intelligent . . . hopes to be a nurse . . . will certainly find success. J EAN MARIE PATKINS Beaver Brook Commercial Friendly and cute . . . studious . . . ad- mired by all , . . business manager of Ancora . . . a sure success. SANDRA MARIE PEISER Jeansville Academic Possesses a knack for lasting friendship . . . chosen best dancer . . . president of F.H.A. and member of the Activities Committee. RICHARD PETER PATSKIN Stockton Academic A real Romeo . . . found at most school activities . . . enjoys dancing and girls . . . asset to the trumpet section in band. I FREDERICK JOHN PLEBAN V gli ltd Harwood Academic Friendly toward all . . . rather shy . . . student manager of athletics. i?60 74 S, T WEP , l AGNES MARY POLSHOCK Drifton Academic Vivacious and carefree . . . very friendly 7760 . . . comical ways . . . well liked by all. ROBERT JOSEPH RADTKE Cranberry Academic Tall and reserved never speaks un kindly . . . future plans uncertain. JOAN ANN POLUKA Hazle Village Commercial Cute and cheerful . . . has a charming personality . . . co-captain of the Yell Squad. ANDREA MARY RAPACH Harwood Commercial Tall attractive blonde . . . lively baton twirler . . . has a host of friends. MARIE ANNETTE PUHAK Mtlnesvtlle Academic Petite miss charmmg personality loves to drive a car member of the Act1v1t1es Committee MARIA ELAINA RAYMOND Milnesville Commercial Radiant personality . . . one of our com- mercial students . . . has the ability to make and keep friends. 29 E521 'Y i ' . 'sal . J 4 2 . -rn. in lu .e a in '23, ...nbtw 1 ' 3. ,..-:W H fm? I Vi N' 'H J, A CARMELLA JEAN REESE Pardeesville Academic Friendly smile . . . quiet ways . . . one of our many women drivers . . . member of F .H.A. JOSEPH JOHN RESETAR Harleigh Academic Tall and quiet . . . always seems to be enjoying himself . . . countless number of friends. ROBERT JOSEPH REITMEYER Hollywood Academic Handsome . . . always smiling . . . likes cars and food . . . greatly admired by the girls. GEORGE RITZ Cranberry Academic A quiet but dependable lad . . . liked by all his classmates . .E . always making more friends. ikii M 7960 JOHN JOSEPH RESETAR Harleigh Academic Easy going manner member of Senior by all. Activities Committee . . . liked JO ANN SABOLCHICK Pardeesville Academic Blonde hair . . . blue-eyed and small . . . loves rock and roll music. 30 wg X z ' t W. 7, W, S, SUE ANN SALATA Pardcesvillc Academic Cute . . . likeable disposition . . . short and sweet . . . likes dancing and popular music. EUGENE JOHN SKITSKI Green Ridge Academic Cute . . . capable band member . . , very jovial in manner. . . future plans include the service. STEVEN JOHN SANNIE Hazle Village Academic Extremely handsome . . . shy but mis- chievous . , . has a way with girls . . . lots of fun in class and ont. SANDRA VIRGINIA SLEZAK Hazleton Commercial Tall in stature . . . soft spoken . . . easy going . . , typist on the Ancora Stail . . . very dependable. CORINNE MARY SHEMA Stockton Academic Hard-working academic student . , . cap- tivating dark eyes . . . easy to get along with. MARIE ANNE SMOLEN Hazleton Commercial Intelligent . . . typist for the Ancora . . . likeable disposition . , . future educator. 31 1760 'VY MIRIAM JUDITH SPAIDE Oakdale Academic Tall and sincere . . . enjoys singing . . . friendly and likable ways . . . member of F .H.A. PATRICEA ANN STASKO Milnesville Academic Radiant personality . . . extensive ward- robe . . . enjoys sewing . . . member of F.H.A. DANIEL STARRUICK Drlfton Academic Tall and handsome . . wonderful dis position . . . class Romeo . . . chosen most popular boy. GEORGE ROBERT SUNDER Jecldo Academic Co-captain -of football squad . . . valu- able basketball player . . . Key Club member. . . popular with all. BARBARA ANN STARUCK Middletown Academic Tiny and quite mischievous . . . known for her jovial ways . . . favorite pastime - listening to rock n' roll music. THERESA MARIE TARAPCKAK jeddo Academic Friendly and fun loving . . . pleasant personality. . , member of the F.H.A. 32 74 7, W. S, t A, . op lr . L . v 1- I- t ' . I 74 7, W, S, PHILOMENA ANN TEDESCO Milncsville Academic Pretty, dark-haired lass , . . likee singing and dancing . . . attends all school aliairs. RUTH ANNE WAGNER Oakdale Academic Lively blonde majorette . . . friendly to everyone . . . member of the F.H.A. LUKE JGHN TERRACCINO Pnrdeesville Commercial Dark cnrly hair . . . intelligent and quiet . . . likes drag-racing. LINDA LOU WEIR Milnesville Academic Tall and reserved . . . member of the F.H.A .... always kind and tolerant . . . a friend to all. JOHN JOSEPH TRATHEN Hazleton Comercial Tall and friendly . . . chosen Mr. H.T.H.S .... a stndious commercial atui dent. JUDITH ANN WETZEL Hollywood Academic Cute and pleasant . . . active member of the F.H.A .... eo-operative in all school aflairs. 33 JOHN EDWARD WILLIAMS Milnesville Academic Quiet . . . reserved manner makes him liked by all . . . sure to find success. DOMINIC JOSEPH YANUZZI Lattimer Academic Pleasant to all . . . terrific dresser . . . a big tease . . . sure to succeed. MARY ANN YANAC Lattimer Academic Mischievous . . . F.H.A. member . . . gets along well with people. DOROTHEA MARY YEMOLA Green Ridge Commercial Tall and friendly . . . cute . . . member of Ancora staff . . . will certainly be suc- cessful. THOMAS YANOCHKO Jeddo Academic Mannerly . . . reliable band member . . . has the ability to make lasting friend- ships. CATHERINE ELIZABETH YURKAN IN Middletown Academic Cute 'n' courteous . . . vivacious and carefree . . . F.H.A. member. . . certain of a good future. 34 I I 71, S, 7960 RUTH CAROLYN ZELLER Harleigh Commercial Mischievous and fun-loving . . . hard-working commercial student . . . well liked by her classmates. CLASS FLOWER Rose CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS MOTTO From School Life to Life's School As the last year of the four happiest years in our lives draws near to the end, we pause to review in memory the highlights of those years. They are, of course, the years we spent here in Hazle Town- ship High School. Let us make note of these events in our Ancora of 1960, so that in the future, as these wonderful incidents seem to become blurred and fade from our minds, we may look back and relive the past. It was a warm, bright, sunny clay in September, 1956. Buses transported 134- happy and excited children to the building which was to become our shelter for four glorious years. Some faces we al- ready knew, but the majority were strange to us. Upon entering the anchorage, we were given di- rections, some to be followed during our freshman year, others throughout our entire high school life. But, this wasn't all. We were all handed schedule cards, and each was given his own school supplies. We took up our task with interest as we began our freshman year. Now realizing we were on the first deck of our ship, we had to settle down and be- come organized. As time went on, we gradually became acquainted with our surroundings, and found ourselves making many new friends. We dug into the stack of books set before us and discovered that high school life was more than play. Our class was grateful to receive as our class ad- visor, Mr. Stephen Dushanko, who so graciously accepted the position and guided us throughout our high school years. At our first class meeting, the following people were elected by a majority vote of the class to their respective positions: Steven Sannie, president, john Trathen, vice-president, Anthony Liott, secretary , and Frank DeBias, treasurer. Following our course, we started out very earn- estly to build up our treasury. We were at once given an offer to sell magazines. This project played la very important role in the history of our class because it was profitable and gave us a wonderful start. In our freshman year we also had a roller skat- ing party at the Arcadia Roller Skating Rink and a never-to-be forgotten trip to Rolling Green Park. As we reached the second deck of our ship, we found our courses of study to be much stiffer than in our freshman year. Although we were now on a higher level than we were a year ago, fundamen- tally, life was the same. Our sophomore year was more eventful. We sold chances and candy, held several dances, revived Sophomore Day, and made a wonderful trip to Hershey Park. Jdfdfty Our class ofiicers for the year were: George Greech, president Anthony Liott, vice-president: Sandra Adams, secretary, and Ruth Zeller, treas- urer. Before we realized it, our junior year had ar- rived. Our responsibilities were greater as upper- classmen. We started right in and tackled our problems squarely. The following ofiicers were elected: George Sunder, president, George Greech, vice-president, Betty Dushanko, secretary, and Georgine Grohol, treasurer. With the help of them and our advisor, our class was really making way to our destination - the 4th and highest deck of our ship. We again sold chances and candy, held several dances dur- ing the year for the purpose of building up our treasury, and received our beautiful class rings in time for Christmas. A group of junior girls gave a Christmas program for the school, and then we planned and practiced for our larger production, Junior Day. What a wonderful program it was! All our hopes and dreams of the past few years became a reality. The major and climaxing event of the year was a marvelous trip to Dorney Park. Complex tasks overpowered our crew as we were elevated to the 4th deck of our ship. Our senior year was begun with a hop held for the newcomers to our school, the freshmen. The following people were elected as class ofli- cers: George Greech, president, George Sunder, vice-president, Betty Dushanko, secretary, and Janet Horn, treasurer. We took orders and worked out our problems to the best of our ability. Our expenses were increased to a great extent, the largest being the financing of our Ancora. At once we set out and attacked the businessmen of the city and surrounding areas for ads in our yearbook. We appreciate their.co-opera- tion because without them this book would be im- possible. We sold Christmas cards, persuaded our parents and teachers to become sponsors, and en- couraged the willing underclassmen to purchase books. As Christmas drew near, we decorated and planned for our homeroom parties. Our class held its semi-formal in Genetti's Penn- sylvania Room the day following the New Year. The crowning of the snow queen was the main feature at this event. Music for the affair was pro- vided by the Casuals. Upon returning from the Christmas vacation, we found ourselves studying for the mid-year exams. Before we knew it, half of our top deck had been swept clean. We placed our orders for name cards, and were Htted for our graduation gowns. We realized we were nearer to our goal now than ever before. Upon completion of our great achievement, the Ancora of 1960, we look forward to the completion of our senior year with several major events that are to take place - a few dances, our second and last production, Senior Day, Senior Day Dance g the prom, and last, but most remote, our goal of graduation. Having reached our destination, we send the report on the four most outstanding years in our Q. lives to press. With these precious memories safely concealed and treasured in the depths of our hearts, we focus our minds on the future. What it holds for us, no one knows, but we heartily hope and pray that the guidance we received in the past will carry over into the future. The past four years have been blissful ones for us, but we know that this realm of splendidness must come to an end. So, to our friends and teachers, who so ar- dently paved our course and led us in the right direction, and particularly to Hazle Township High School, we, the Seniors of the Class of 1960, say, Adieuf' Our association has been a happy one. 4 Val . ,MARX XX W ill X X , ' X' l - R , lt . X he ,Z 1 if I S f 7 -7 m f i -Q ! l '-f i 1? ' relief-ltl I X U N l 3, 1 t N lv , ,V Qgwjofl 3 S 'll U ' .v S 'EF ri 'E-i - Sig S S .T 'f - We Leave With Mixed Emotions 66444 .We, the Class of One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty of Hazle Township High School, in the County of Luzerne and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, being of sound memory, mind and understanding, do make and publish this, our Last Will and Testament, and bequeath our cherished possessions to: CAROL ADAMOYURKA'S art ability to Barbara Fedor. X it SANDY ADAM'S position as captain of the cheerleaders to the winner. X Qtr MARY BARTKOVICH'S good marks to Anita Bartkovish. fit EARL BERGER'S love for cars to Tony Matz. X xiii of 3 is SHIRLEY BEVAN'S love for Treschow to Alice Monahan. 'Q it it yayfii lg BERNIE BIACCO'S football lookor to Roo Dolozio. tt Q CHESTER BIEN'S height to John Zalutko. tt X lx 654' ' BOB BINDUS'S hunting license to Joe Matulevich. fl 'txt BEVERLY BITTORF'S sweet ways to Mary Zullo. A ' GLORIA BOGWIST'S title as Miss I-I.T.I-I.S. to the deserving junior.. , i .4 RAY BRADISH'S crazy hat to Richard Klingerman. M MARIE BUGDA'S blond hair to Barbara Radtke. Q-fig ll! yaffll ADAM CHINCOLA'S mischievous ways to John Chincola. J -t ltgl V f if If LOUIE COLANGELO'S dark hair to Joe Seaman. fx 1 'i.pi, 3 IQ- 4i,,aff ' FRANKIE DEBIAS'S English book with answers to John DeBias. X' 3 'Milf' ROSIE DELAZIO'S way with tho boys to Joao Dolsioo. f,,rwra.oN X.. I it ' TQ DORIS DEMI'S sewing ability to Barbara Harabin. PKR ' iii 'Msg- CAROL DEMKO'S qotot ways to Marlene Mooitz. N-R - is JOHANNA DOMIN'S ability to run for the bus each morning to Elegaiior Polashen- sky. ,f ' f' ,Letras E5 BOBBY DOMIN'S scientific interests to John Potestio. 'tl IRENE DOUGI-IERTY'S quiet ways to Sandy Calvello. KA in BARBARA DOZESKPS long dark hair to Gloria Dozeski. yfgx 'I no2,g iff, A JOHN DUDNANSKPS band music to Stanley Baron. e- ,N 'e-XJ if KATHY DUGAN'S quietness in French II class to Cookie Giarrizzi. ' 'i , J -. 1, to E f.w 'i ALICE DUSHANKO'S co-editors position to the winner. QXJBEXX L' Y t -NN ,aff A-eq,,,f BETTY DUSHANKO'S inquisitive Why7' to some curious undeigclassman. nr'- 'f N,,,g 'f E-eff' PETE DUTZER'S brown and cream Plymouth to Paul Leshko. 5 A 'fa ANN MARIE FIERRO,S wardrobe to Carol Wetzel. Keogh? Jigga V,,f'M1? DARRELL FISI-IER'S many clothes to George Fisher. GEMM JH I's,,X Ng ANN GADOLA'S blond curly hair to Marilyn Davis. RQ gpg? R, JOHNNY GALLAGI-IER,S Irish temper to Jimmy Flynn. 5tf'f '1es-msg 'S 'ii' JOANIE GARSI-IELL'S Hirtatious and mischievous ways to Donna Hudoclyig if, LARRY GENEROSE'S quiet ways to Frank Tuchi. km xt, i lx LEO GLOD'S popularity with the girls to John Tobias. 'Sfm gr'sf,N bs J it MARIANNE GLOWATCH'S seat in George's Restaurant to Ann Mae Constancergw 'e+xg5 it GIP GREECH'S total belongings to Rich Maranki. WK ty - GEORGI GROHOUS good times in west Hoziotoo to Dorothy Filipekj t- 5 GEORGIE HADZICK'S basketball ability to Mike Hadzick. Qt X Ji 3,4124 OGGA HALCISAK'S ability to cram a night's homework into 20 minutes toxt-Jim jf W' LQ Bugda. X , TM 'V DOTTY I-IASWELL'S friendly disposition to Mary Kuba. ,Q tk. it A' JACKIE HELLER'S good marks to Bernie Andrefsky. t'--,.. ,F Q fi, JANET HORN'S light snacks in Democracy to anyone who picks up theflcrumbs. '-.X It ji RON HORWATH'S soot oo tho bus to Bob Litoitko. Q Ni N. at N V .f7.tt.Qt.f BEVERLY HOUSER'S singing talent to Jane Houser. 'Qt-,Q-it mg I., KATHY KAPES,S nightly walks to West Hazleton to Marlene,Kapes. we NQ tx 'AP .1 KJ? f PETE KISATSKY,S interest in Lattirner girls to Vic Banko. ,Fo if - BEVERLY KLINGERMAN'S intelligence to Wayne Klingerman. gritty? CAROLE KLINGERMAN'S typing ability to Joyce Bredbenner. '-s.b6t,aff ' JEANIE KONKUS'S quiet ways to Caroline Perchetti. 1 JEANIE KOVAL'S love for French II to anyone who wants 1t. JOYCE KOVAL'S love for English to Leona Van Groski. F RANCIE KRUSINSKPS grey hair to Mary Hale. BABARA KUKOL'S seat on the bus to Janie Gregory. JOHNNY LAPCHAK'S singing talent to Bert Woodring. 38 MARION MARGHINKEVIGH'S blond hair to Mary Ellen Scavnicky. ANN MATYAS'S seat on the corner of 13th and Vine Street to Mickey Sparl- ing. JUDY MATZ'S seat in the sun in English to the unlucky juniorL MIKE MAZURICK'S sawed-off shotgun to Stevie Sweet. PEGGY MAZZIE'S Italian temper to Dolores Soika. is ROSE MIGHAEL'S ability to make errors in typing to Bette Michael. A IRQ. LOUISE MOPES'S love for English to Leanore Mope xg X is - BARBARA MOTEL'S bookkeeping ability to whoever wants it. X XX Xkiktx ik X N NN 1 JOE MOTIL'S back seat on the bus to Wis Yuhas. CAROL MURMELLO'S blue eyes to Carolyn Hreha. BARBARA NOVITSKY'S short hair to Joan Labuda. JOHN PAGELLPS quietness to Johnny Babula. A ,xx MARY PARANIC'S long hair to Barbara Schweitzer. A N . xx Xl.. ' N. SXIXXN,-K . W ggi! 'ew' to an underclass- JEANIE PATKINS'S Wednesday night trips to the bowling alley man. ,asv Aa QQ RICHIE PATSKINS'S brains to Wilbur Thomas. X lx EILEEN PAWLOWDKPS good marks to Mary Garbacik. NX 4 f, NDY PEISER'S dancing ability to Nancy Peiser. .Q X f'l.,f' PLEBAN'S possessions to Joe Minzola. X I A ,E POLSHOCK'S spot at Aggie's to a future senior. X ' 'SHIOANIE POLUKA'S quiet waysv to Linda Stortz. lVB,4f ' N ARIE PUHAK,S love for H.H.S. boys to Mary Ann Kimock. I,,A.,..ff B Bi1iADTKE'S beaten democracy book to Bobby Pollock. WJEMMI A RRAPAGH'S love for motorcycles to Jeri Kissel. MA IA, RAYMOND'S slightly used shorthand book to Ann Usiak. 'fi 'hi JEA IE REESE'S love for home ec. to Mary Reese. Maff' ,X BOB Y REITMEYER'S love for English to whoever wants it. M r ES ESETAR,S back seat in democracy to anyone who wants it. Eff' ' JO pE,Q,5gTAR'S love for English to John Swenda. x 7 IXY Z'S red truck to anyone who can drive it. 4 W Q ABOLCHICK'S dancing ability to Angie Aruzzo. if '! SUZ E SALATA'S mischievous ways to Marilyn LeSante. gpm' ex STEVE A NIE'S poolstick to Tom Brogan. e 'r'f+ ' INNER' HEMA'S trig book to George Hrino. jf f l, lt . GEN KITSKPS curly hair to Johnny Bobey. .7 4 Z SANDY AK'S Hckle ways to Marty Peak. g ff 576 lx ARIE SMDI: 'S position at the Knotty Pines to whoever wants it. d,eG'f'd li l 2 l IRIAM AIDE admiration for boys with black Clurly hair to Helen Suda. ,ffl 1' l 2 - 'N ANNY S A R' CK'S way with the girls to Davie Starruick. - 1 ll Ia, P I S Q TARUGK'S height to Garol Howanitz. If I X f I ASKO'S interest in Green Ridge boys to Kathy Gallagher. , all NTY ' NDER'S bashfulness of the girls to Joe Sluck. jf lk ' ' its TARAPGHAK,S ability to get along with everyone to JoAnn Konkus. 'tC....Lf' R P ' LY Eli DESCO,S ways in home ec. to.Theresa Matz. ' Rf-,ff XXXL, KE V ERACGINO S love for drag racing to Larry De Fluri. I 1 f ' N 5 'E ' rf ' EN 'S shorthand detention seat to anyone who wants it. fi! 'N 1 'A long hair to Helen Serock. Af I I DA WEIR,S posit n at F armer's Dairy to Barbara Fetch. ' ff ,b I Y WETZEL'S love or convertibles to Joyce Wetzel. gf SWR A V OHN WILLIAMS'S soft-spoken manner to John Chernock. F Yagi, ' ' v Y A SJKYANACYS seat in the library to a future senior. xv 42- NOGHKO'S band uniform to anyone who can sew. ,ff DOMINIG YANUZZPS love for democracy to Neil Fierro. J. DOTTIE YEMOLA'S expressive eyes to Jahie Seliga. CATHY YURKANIN'S comical ways on the bus to Mary Jane Paranic. RUTHIE ZELLER'S enormous appetite to Esther Sulkevich. In witness whereof, we the Glass of 1960, the testator, have set our hand and seal on this the 9th day of June in the year of One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty. 39 - L,,..r- V.. 1' fi ,- - 'K ,M .ggfmwx - 'rw iw - .5 'iw' ww- JI' .f m'f nr ,iff L , ., , x X, ,ff W3 s ':'A9 - fn ' ,TEX .s-g....,, wwf., X151-11115 - . A an izz A ,..- i 492-1 , W M M 4, , , ,Q Af ,1, 4 k X, Nm ljriwjli' v midi' If 0 L ' Q A, 2 X ' I 1 , : 2 lil, 13330 N Whig H914 14 QU 12252 A Hi! T! v IH ' 1-A J. aj, Y als.. I I Ri mr 1 -1?-L Q W... 5. A. 41' Qu , 11,5 L 'vuggim ?3SE : Sf lil,- To show our gratitude for all they contributed to our class, we chose Georgine and Joe to reign as Mr. and Miss Junior Day. Georgine, as well as being an outstanding student, was class treasurer in our junior year, drum majorette, and was picked the best-looking girl of our class. Congratulations, Georgine! Joe, an all around boy in sports, was co-captain of the foot- ball team and member of the basketball squad. He rightfully deserves being chosen the most athletic boy of our class and Mr. Junior Day. Hats off to you, Joe! 42 I I Joseph Halcisak and Georgine Grohol. George Sunder crowns Mr. and Miss Junior Day G 1 H I . Mr. and Miss Hazle Township John Trathen and Gloria Bogwist, we, the seniors, have bestowed upon you the honor of representing our class as Mr. and Miss Hazle Township. Gloria, an outstanding personality, is very worthy of the title of Miss Hazle Town- ship. She was always active in school affairs and will be remembered by her class- IIIHICS. Because of his winning smile and personality, Johnny deserves the title of Mr. Hazle Township. He served as vice-president of our class in his freshman year and was active in the Key Club. 43 Kathy Kapes was our lovely Snow Queen. 5 ance The Casuals provided the music. v L K The Queen's Court: FIRST ROW, l. to r., Ruth Zeller, Class Presiden t George Greech crowned Kathy. Marie Puhak, Betty Dushanko, Kathy Kapes, Sandra. Slezak, Beverly Bittorf, Juide Matz. SECOND ROW: Earl Berger, Kenny Tolerico, Ronnie Brodoski, Danny Starruick, Garry Brill, Billy Baker, Bobby Domin. The dancing was fun. The food was good. 'Q' 1 'EQ I3 AQ - A. X V N , W 1 fs 1 I S all Ni. N! A X I A X AL gx-W .M .1 x if 952 4-' -. X ff E J I a if Num i ii Q : C If L? E -.4 X-if ' 2, X 74 1 X-S fx fm ' x- ' 1 '54 1 I QNN. fjwgi I U 11l'1 gsm NV . - ' ' , L 4 F? Rx f 5 r f ::sevz-- ' - , ' ' 'aw A 1 , i un: '- X nf I - ll fain '57 1414 ghlsi ' Y x -V 'V i X ml K Q. 7 A 1 :W 8 X X E: Q' If Er 9 .- .Qi ' .. , -1 i- -xx - x r 3- iv rc' , ' N lfbi l 1 Q .... i 'AIN' 0 ' 1- xx.-- I - ' J. .4 N...- .5217 f F 0 . Ronald Delazio .... . . . Treasurer Mary Garbacik . . . ...... Secretary Patricia Koons ..... . . . Vice-president Kathleen Gallagher .. .... President Mr. Nat Falcone . .. . . . Advisor Mrs. Gai-fney's Homeroom FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Mrs. Gaffney, K. ROW: L. Stortz, A. Sessock, M. Serock, D. Yencho, J. Wetzel, P. Klimock, L. Minnick, Soika, J. Seliga, L. Van Groski, H. Suda, G. C. Lorincz, B. Michael, B. Worek. SECOND Sparling, E. Charney. Mr. Galganovicz's Homeroom FIRST ROW: L. to R. J. Tobias, S. Gorski, J. Umbriac, F. Tuchi, D. Starruick, J. Sluck, J. Yanochko, J. Seaman. SECOND ROW: Kendra, J. Sterenchak, M. Piskorick, J. Yat- sko, J. Flynn, M. Wydick, E. Filipek, M. De Lorenzo, J. Piskorick, E. Franck, J. Greybosh Mr. Galganovich. THIRD ROW: V. Banko R. Maranki, J. King, T. Matchick, A. Matz J. Buchinsky, S. Sabol, J. Bobey, Hrino, R Delazio, J Mrs. Ga.lla.gher's Homeroom FIRST ROW: L. to R. G. Dazeski, M. Reese, R. N. Moisey, J. La Buda. THIRD ROW: T. Giarrizzi, Litostansky, B. Harabin, M. Garbacik, H. Cheho- R. Bredbenner, M. Generose, M. Claypotch, J. vick, B. Fetch. SECOND ROW: L. Marchetti, T. Mosgo, G. Seliga, E. Mikita. FOURTH ROW: N. Matz, B. F edor, K. Gallagher, M. Pelley, P. Koons, Peiser, Mrs. Gal1agher,G.Kisie1ewicz. 0 Mrs. Gallagher Vincent Markovchick Wister Yuhas Marilyn Davis Mary Ann Kimock . ag-: . I 2 Miss Voytko's Homeroom FIRST ROW: L. to R. B. Radtke, C. Watkins, S. Bedame, J. Sarge, B. Kessell, M. Salata, R. Stetchack. SECOND ROW: B. Gould, C. Siegfried, F. Mope, G. Honish, M. Davis, B. Andrefski, S. Calvello, B. Grega and Miss Voytko. THIRD ROW: K. Pavlick, J. Bama, C. Peruchette, J. Bredbenner, S. Gregasevich, K. Yancus, J. Konkus, M. Smith. 4-8 Advisor President Vice-president Treasurer Secretary Mrs. Lapinsky's llomeroom FIRST ROW l. to r.: P. Stetehalt, M. Sehzm, O. Pelley, M. Tait, llouscr, Lcsliko, and Demko. SECOND ROW: T. Montelour, B. Schweitzer, M. Kimoek, G. Hutriyrm, D. Hudoek, D. Filipelc, M. Hale, C. llowmitiz, Mrs. Lapinsky. THIRD ROW: G. Moran, B. Popovich, E. Fulton, S. DeSahelln., M. Ztrllo, B. Burns, C. Kovnteh, B. Wagner, A. Monahan, and N. Gazclziak. an -4, .ai r t . fin L 1 Mr. llollis's llomeroom FIRST ROTFV l. to r.: R. DeConeini, A. Velcko, D. Yurlcrmin, W. Yuhns, W. Thomas, V. Marlcovchick, W. Krzcmicn, D. Yurista, D. Kisacky, R. Weir, R. Litehlco, Mr. Hollis. SECOND ROW: J. Minzola, Kasarcla, M. Peak, ,l. Swenda, S. Sweet, J. Zawalsky, P. Tzwapchak, S. Barron, R. Klingcmmn, and A. Wooclring. LII' 3.- J C Mr. Carlin's ltlomeroom FIRST ROW l. to r.: M. jugan, A. Gaclola, J. Hydo, Bahula, W. Fallon, R. An- clcrko, R. Arlamoyurka, T. Gallagher, Mr. Carlin. SECOND ROW: N. F ierro, J. Fisher, G. Eidleman, T. Brogrm, J. Dushanko, V. Catano, G. Harris, J. Dinsmore. THIRD ROW: L. Dcl7'lu.ri, R. Gladis, J. Faust, J. Chcrnock, M. Hedrick, F. Bzxbula, and S. Fecloriek. Ill YW.. UWM Ruth Worelr ....... ...... S ecretary Leonard Connors ..... ..., V ice-president Mrs. Gallney ,..... ........ A dvisor joseph Cortez .......... .... P resident Anna Mae Constance ...... Treasurer Mr. Kollesafs Horneroom KNEELING L. to R.: D. Bobey, J. Hirko, G 'Gortva, A. Keller, R. Gorski, R. Dougherty, T. Bnlny, J. Cortez, J. Domin, E, Bedame. SECOND ROW. Mr. Kollesar, P. Flynn, B. Hrino, R. Fisher, L. Con- nors, G. Baker, J. Bugcla, J. Klick, H. Gardner, M. Dexnko. THIRD ROW: R. Kotch, W. Dougherty, P. Di Blns, J. Chincola., W. Klingermun, D. Kulina, F. Garslxell. FOURTH ROW: j. Bias, R. Crowson. 1 11, Y A -Kg- Mr. Falcone's Homeroom FIRST ROW l. to r.: G. Howey, E. Grusetski, M. Lesante, C. O'Donnell, R. Minnick, N. Giarrizzi, G. Gortva, C. Ry- lbarczyk, and A. Constance. SECOND ROW: P. Helferty, M. Capawon, R. Nicholas, E. Faust, G. Fioretta, A. Bart- kovich, C. Pula, and M. Scavnicky. THIRD ROW: M. Kuba, C. Baker, M. Dignazio and A. Gallagher. FOURTH ROW: K. Hudock, J. Gregory, J. Bon- acci, A. Arruzzo, C. Lagana and Mr. Falcone. Mrs. Shanno's Homeroom FIRST ROW 1. to r.: J. DeBias, M. Gal- lagher, C. Wetzel, Petruski, Faytko, M. Paranic, A. Usiak, F. Generose and J. Kapuschinsky. SECOND ROW: K. Rock, M. Merenda, R. Worek, R. Naus, C. Demko, B. Zalutko, H. Serock, D. Watkins and Mrs. Shanno. THIRD ROW: E. Sabo, B. Honis, J. Grohol, J. Sluck, C. Hreha, D. Pavlinski, J. Skarp, and E. Sulkevich. Mr. S. Dushanko's Homeroom KNEELING: l. to r.: W. Seiwell, J. Matulevich, R. Pollick, J. Liott, A. Mi- kita, G. Kanyak, J. Zalutko, Standing SECOND ROW: J. Litostansky, M. Us- tonofski, M. Quinn, B. Smolen, C. Ba- luchonis, P. Leshko, J. Potestio, D. Glod, G. Leshko, J. Lapchak. H. Horrox, S. Sandora, Mr. S. Dushanko. THIRD ROW: J. Swiech, R. Pretti, G. Sonder- schafer, Clark, D. Adams. S. Yur- kanin, T. Woodring, J. Kripp, A. Beish- line, and R. Reimold. af- . gg Mrs. Lapinsky, Mrs. Gallagher, and Mrs. Gaffney enjoy a few relaxing moments in the Women's Faculty Room. Miss Quick and Miss Voytko correct papers in their free period. Mr. Carlin, Mr. Frank Dushanko, Mr. Falcone, and Mr. Hollis gather at lunch hour. Miss Hanley and Mr. Kollesszmr discuss a problem in Bookkeeping. Mr. Steve Dushanko and Mr. Galganovicz talk between classes. V71 4 , f we , ESM: ' ll ' ,AQ 4 - , ll K ' af i i N 2 , R ' id E , . H Y . 3 - if is , A ' A 15.517-vii, Q 5 - - ---wxii ,iff , . P , X 'X KA Q x-., XA X ' 1 Q9 . L 'fxgig-L ' , F ' . -af , fx E X ' u ' 1 1- w ,- , x '-.1 I ' x X L. I , Y 2 . n. 3 g if ' V' N. X MJ, M .,w.'VL,,,l NL L fiat-Lf4,1'4A4!4,k ', Jlgjwl 5 - d 7?59 - 7 - i?60 SITTING - Minzola, Flynn, Bugda, Kripp, Matule- vich, Liott, Beishline, Clark, Ustonofski, Kzemien, Matz, and Tuchi. KNEELING - Paterick, Swenda, Matchick, DeBias, Mazurick, Maranki, Kisacky, Banko, Catano, and Thomas. STANDING - Pleban, Student Faculty Manager Michael Kolle- sar confers with Coach George Urosevich. Manager, Mr. Kollesar, Faculty Manager, Biacco, Sluck, Glod, Sunder, Delazio, Halisak, Starriuck, Greech, Mr. Urosevich, Coach, Klingerman, Student Manager. They Fill Our Needs Student Managers - Richard Klingerrnan and Pleban. George Gipp Greech Quarterback Frank 'Trancoisl' DeBias Right Halfback Michael Hogan,' Mazurick Center John Little Alf Gallagher Guard Joseph Ogga Halcisak Tackle Bernard Billie Biacco Guard George nzintyn Sunder Co-Captains, Mazurick, Sunder, and Halcisak discuss strategy with Coach Urose Quarterback Vich- On a bright sunny day in the middle of August, a weird, shrieking sound broke the silent calm of 17th street. It was on this day that the people of Sybert and 17th streets and the inhabitants of the woods near St. Stanislaus Held knew that there would be no peace and quiet until November, for the H.T.H.S. football players had begun their daily work-outs. The groans of weary gridders and cries of football spirit kept up for three long months without rest. In Berwick we were defeated 34-0, Hazleton won Leo 'Levush Glod by 49-7, McAdoo won 13-6, and West Hazleton ended up on top 38-6. But the Shippers had a different cry on Oct. 26 when they came home on the victorious side of a 13-6 football contest with a favored Kulpmont team. And at Coaldale the Shippers yielded their same cry when they won by the same score of 13-6. And as the sun set in the west on Oct. 30th, two lonely figures made their final journey up 17th street and into the H.T.H.S. locker room. Tackle Football team presents Mr. Urosevich with bowling ball and bag. T 'll . Y If' sf 115' W 1 i Greech drives 8 yards for Shippers' first down Look at him go! Eying the situation Onward to victory Sunder tries hard to pitch out - but to no avail That's getting it away, Frankie Mass confusion - where did he go? Orders from the sidelines Wow ! some talk ' cam KNEELING L. to R.: G. Sunder, R. Brad- ish, R. Delazio, G. Hadzick, and M. Ma.- zurick. STANDING: R. Maranki, Bobcy T. Matchick, J. Kendra, V. Banko, and Mr. Urosevich. a Mr, Urgsevich and Captain G. Sunder and R. Bradish, Forward Mr, Kgllegar Mr. Uf0SCViCh T G. Hadzick, Forward Mr. Mazurick, Guard G' Sunden Guard lk v J , ,IN , Timekeeper: Biacco Scorekeeper: Sluck A Senior lettermen. Is it basketball or football? Hadzick for two. What goes up must come down. Photographers: Domin and Biacco. S'-mdef Cans 3 deUCC- Bradish nets two. Seemed: H.T.H.S. Opponent 55 Lansford ........ 63 51 Berwick .... . . . 52 51 Lansford . . . . . . 58 50 McAdoo+ ........ 56 42 West Hazleton? . . 69 38 St. Gabriel'sf ..... 54 60 White Havenll .... 73 67 Freelandet ........ 56 71 Foster Twp? ..... 62 82 M.M.I.9' ... .... 58 85 Freeland! ........ 63 59 M.M.I.l .... .... 5 4 58 McAdoo9f' ........ 65 70 Berwick .... . . . 64 67 White Haven! .... 58 60 St. Gabrie1's5 ..... 68 70 West I-Iazletonle . . .90 93 Foster Twp? ..... 72 eAnthracite League Games Va . .,., mt, ,, , VTV V .TUE ..... VV ET.. , ,Y gk- . .1 f., sz: W 3. ? ,131 ' ' sf. .:.'?..1 I .Q . ' - if Y' F Y Y 'I' .' . 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Annu XR nn-fvi A' 4 c i ' ' A' K J I fly 411 ' comm. Q , X X' A gb:--Ii 'yfig fx Q 5 X if 'W A uf ' N 'lf I X N X an rg ' ' ' E511 is nr , I 61.4 ' ,- U 1 Q Y: w 'P i 55 , , Ei' I ' Rfb ' ' E5 H 5: MVMA I '-N W P0 I . L. :rx-Sl' K- I W X XX, - A . 'Zu' f Xwifh I K 1 'QE' -,,J:j'::-73 yr, .- 'Ml ' .N fi. 'f ff -T r- 11+?' Af A K wlkx 'X I .ef , Ex ,M Wx X, '11 mix! 4 W i . l,',l'fy l. Y ,, ,,.. ,I , .Mv- S f if 'ffm 'f f U Q I I L 2' .- 4 li w w X Xu X 4 W M N will' X if :Aj . Majorettes lst ROW: L to R: A. Patrick, K. Yeneho, R. Litostansky, M, Tait, 2nd ROW: L. Stortz, G. Grohol, Drum rnajorette, B. Dushanlro, Captain, and J. Kissel. 3rd ROW: M. Zullo, C. Peruchetti, R. Wagner, B. Klingerrnan, Co-captain, A. Rnparh, N. Moisey, M. Moran. Georgine Gmrhol Drum majorette Betty Dushanko Captain Linda Carol Arlene Rose Mary Kay Beverly Klingennan Co-Captain Andrea Beverly N ancy etty Georgine Marie Mary Ruth Ruth Wagner I Andrea Rapach :fir ,Ll l Donna Dorothy Monica Jane Louise joan Shirley Patsy Barbara Helen Mary Ann Sandra - -1- Center , Sandra Adams Sandra Adams, Captain Joan Poluka, Co-Captain Left to Right: Jane Seliga, Barbara Fetch, Monica Pelly, Helen Suda, Dorothy Filipek, Mary Ann Schann, Donna Hudock, Sandra. Calvello. Shirley Bevans Patricia Koons Louise Mope Shirley Bevans Joan Poluka Sandra Adams 1 Our girls in action Louise Mope i v ui 1 63 iKr,f r, :E liaise 71 if ,xo Ky A i Hi' iw MF! - , .A Li. iii-i ,:lnE?:i1 R -ilrrriilik if f. Zigi W QT . Hg, W. 55.9, A Q V.. xp. QSM' KNEELING L. to R. Mr. Zello, band director, P. Kisat- sky, G. Eidleman, G. Sonderschafer, T. Gallagher, J. Mo- tel. SECOND ROW: S. Yurkanin, B. Schweitzer, J. Leshko, L. Marchetti. THIRD ROW: Color guards R. Zeller and W. Yuhas, J. Kapuskinsky, M. Gortva, N. Peiser, D. Watkins, C. Kovatch, K. Kapes, J. Bonachi, J. Seliga, G. Dozeski, C. Rebarchak, C. Murmello, G. Our band Director Mr. Zello Zami Fiaretta, M. Hadzick and A. Dushanko, color guards FOURTH ROW: A. Chincola, B. Smolen, M. Wydick, A. Matz, R. Weir, P. Leshko, J. King, J. Cortez, F. Kan- yak. FIFTH ROW: S. Gorski, J. Dudnanski, A. Velko, M. Peak, G. Skitski, A. Woodring, D. Yurista, D. Yurka- nin, S. Lesante, J. Dushanko, L. Generose, V. Catano, B. Bindus, T. Yanchko. Color guards: L. to R. Ruth Zeller, Yuhas, Michael Hadzdick, and Alice 64 hanko. '1 bf hu. '4 Q f . Nike -.,,. .wo -:rf l. ftse X 1A-' ', rg. . 'eil . , E I . W Q., nl . V awe- .T 9 g ii l , ' H A tl ' ' .-.ri M11 BOTTOM ROW: T. Gallagher, J. King, J. Yanochko, G. Greech, R. Bindus. 2nd ROW: J. Trathen, V. Catano, B. Biacco, G. Suncler, V. Markovchick, R. Domin. 3rd ROW: Mr. Boyle, advisor, R. Braclish, W. Yuhas, M. Hadzick. www! The Insignia of Key Club Intemational. ve. Y . Key Club Officers John King George Greech Mr. Boyle joseph Yanochko Robert Bindus Treasurer President Advisor Vice-president Secretary E 5? :E le? vgf 'C' ffcbme SEATED L. to R. Shirley Bevans, treasurerj Sandra Peiser, presidentg Mrs. Gal- lagher, Ruth Wagner, vice- presidentg Sandra. Adams, secretary. BOTTOM ROW L. to R. S. Bevans, C. Murmello, C. Reese, J. Wetzel, P. Tedes- co, I. Dougherty, and A. Polschock. MIDDLE ROW: S. Peiser, M. Yanac, B. Houser, D. Demi, C. Yur- kanin, L. Mope, and D. Haswell. TOP ROW.' Mrs. Gallagher, S. Adams, R. Wagner, L. Weir, J. Horn, M. Marcinkevich, J. Koval, P. Stasko, M. Spaide, T. Tarapchak, and A. Fierro. I BOTTOM ROW L. to R. J. Wetzel, B. Worek, E. Polas- henski, M. Reese, T. Matz, and H. Chehovich. MID- DLE ROW B. Harabin, M Pelley, T. Giarrizzi, R. Lit- ostansky, A. Sessock, P Koons, and L. Marchetti TOP ROW Mrs. Gallagher, M. Claypotch, J. Mosgo, M Generose, N. Moisey, J Bredbenner, and G. Kissel. Senior Activities Committee Sitting FIRST ROW 1. to r.: Mary Bartkovich, Jean Patkins, Barbars Dozeski, Alice Dushanko, Johanna Do- min, Mary Paranick, Janet Horn, Marie Puhak, Carol Murmello, Sandra Peiser, Peggy Mazzi. SECOND ROW: Rose Ann Delazio, Shirley Bevans, Beverly Bittorf, Ann ndra Adams preparing her Teen column for The Plain eaker. Gadola, Kathy Kapes, Georgine Grohol, Judy Matz, Betty Dushanko, Bernard Biacco, Robert Domin, Mr. Steve Dushanko. THIRD ROW: Raymond Bradish, Larry Gcnerose, John Resetar, George Greech, George Sunder, and Adam Chincola. George Greech portrays his role as D J - , I, Q. v w x f' , J . r i I SITTING L to R: M. Paranic, C. Adamoyurka., B. Do- zeski, J. Patkins, M. Bartkovich, B. Motel, A. Rapach M. Smolen, C. Klingerman, R. Zeller, A. Dushankoi Standing - 2nd ROW: L. Mope, B. Kukol, B. Bog- J' ng , XV., Mr. S. Dushanko - Business Managerg Miss Han- ley - Typing Supervisorg Mrs. G. Shanno - Ad- visor 5 Mr. F. Dushanko - Photography Supervisor. wist, J. Poluka, D. Yemola, J. Matyas, S. Slezak, R. Michael, M. Raymond, B. Dushanko. THIRD ROW - A. Chincola, R. Bradish, G. Greech, G. Sunder, J. Matz, M. Glowatch, G. Grohol, K. Kapes. ,IPAQ I 'V lf' lllir ' jg' , WL, LK . 1 CN' Alice and Kathy getting material ready shipment. ' yi . t 1 HTA? 1: AW Carol and Marianne finishing some sketches for the Ancora. The two Georges kept the sports recorcls straight. The business stall setting out to collect money. U1 .1 H,-'11 1, i. l..af:,n.: --Y' ' .v i i 1f 4 l 1 i . p This is our hard working literary stall. Editors-in-Cliiet Alice llushanko and Kathy Kapes Art Editors Carol Aclanioyurka and Marianne Glowateh. Sports Editors George Greeeh and George Suncler Business Managers lletty llnshanko and jean Patkins Photographer Robert Domin These are the girls who rlirl all the typing lor our yearbook. ' 1 t is if ll'l . ' e ,.4. , .1 l u X ' l 5 if K -UW M 1 l u , u t lllltt tl, 'l ee felt To these nineteen seniors and three underelasstneu who saerilieetl mueh of their lree time in order that H.'l'.H.S. would have at school newspaper, we are exeeetliugly grateful. llll1l'Olll.jl1 their ellorts, the students huve been able to enjoy the Huzle T ownship Log lor the first time in several years. WWMEM In our junior year, this group ol girls lonnecl at Glee Club. Under the clireetion of the lute Miss Leona Gettinger und Mrs. George Shunno, they presented un excellent Christnrus prognun for the school. tv f it George was master Ol CerCm0- Tommy carried on his dutics Our three stars sang Tiff Sandra looked lovely nies for half Of Our pI'0gX'2UT1. as M.C. with ease. Three Stars. and sang just as well. We give up, Pete! Ti X W , nh.. ..,, ,. , Xillffllffi their voices. Kathy and Johnny blend Hail Red and White Backstage Confusion i Meet our Old Ma.ids.', Janet tells about the Three Fishes. ,W e t A song and dance Our appreciative audience 'fThe Banana Boat Songw by Louise C. Adamoyurka J. Domin A. Dushanko M. Puhak C. Murmello J. Gallagher B. Bittorf fyffks' ', 5 . . I ,, J,.,.f 1 ,V :I ,A 1 -, 5' . J W ff LL r iff. M. Paranick Our Classmates G. Grohol V , 1- l ! vw S, A sf!! ' I .H . M. Smolcn M, Mazzic M. Bartkovich P. Dutzer J. Lapchak B. Dushanko K. Kapcs R. B!I1l!llS C, Shcma Hi thcrc! ' A few of thc crowd H Q ' !l s f i G,Bogwist The Mopc Sisters ,I U A P The gang rs all here! Oh Boy! . . . We'rc having fl lot of fun! MUS MM!!! WHS One E two - and away we go! surprised! 73 Mr. Zelloe takes roll callin the study hall. I AIIIW I Mr. Frank Dushanko instructs some Juniors in physics class. Miss Voytko with a study group in the library. ,I . l A +f+9HsMwwMyMLkgiJg,hUf Q- 1 A ,5 ' 5 P 4.4,-g f . .,- ,fi I .A Ag, rg L .. f . . 1. lfx l J iw' 'H fl' 16 e?mif 1-A . 95? ,, ---,.., U, . yt 1 3 A A li! Q 0 U' I i A is A n ,I I1 'K N wg N ,I J F X 4 L I Q M - 5 64 I r 1 LQ, f wf 1 f 1 'J ' if C' ' f' 1 E' .4 faq' A 4 1 v Q- 5 L HL 0 ' Y 1' H 5 A ' I F x Q QW 1 Q '.r'3 .: X' le J. 'vm ..f: ga 1 1 v 1 1 f- .- X . 'F lv ,TWA 6 15 -5.- 4. -f' JP mf, 1 . 5.5-4. 75a 7'u26 wVl5M7W' mm, 25-2 7, 7960 SQ Samba zpfzam 7642 f46z!4maaz! Wad! fame 5, 7 760 W l pw!!- H' 23 X . H sv , If ,T 1 ' . i - 1 , , , M 1 , . - 1 1 , i -3 C' X v I X .eg Q f :Z ' ,,-lr 1 Barbara Dozeski Alice Dushanko Philip Geary Salutatorian Valedictorian Speaker me 70, 1960 40645684219 Famw ZS' S u ' -wise' A -' 5Fmv5U i I 2' ll lb r. . -2 . si, If . .. . 1 .-U-.iii . ' ..::1',vZ:'.'i'- F4 - -2:3-S'i2r:3. ' - -':'1i1,-'J Mr. 8: Mrs. John Adamoyurka, Jr Mr. 8: Mrs. Vincent Boyle Miss Stephanie Broton Cafeteria Staff Mr. Mr Mr 8: Mrs. Joseph Carlin 8: Mrs. Frank Dushanko 8: Mrs. Steve Dushanko Mr. 8: Mrs. Nat Falcone Mr. Mr. Mr K Mrs. John Gaffney 81 Mrs. Bernard Galganovicz 8: Mrs. Joseph Gallagher Miss Gertrude Hanley Mr. Edward Hollis Mr Mr . Sc Mrs. Michael Kollesar . SL Mrs. John Kohotskie Mr. 8: Mrs. Norman Lapinski Mr . 8L Mrs. Nicholas Martino Miss Mary Mather Mr. Sc Mrs. John Potucek Miss Alice Quick Mr. Sc Mrs. George Shanno Mr. George Urosevich Miss Anne B. Voytko Mr. 81. Mrs. Joseph Zelloe We want to extend our thanks to all the sponsors, patrons, and business firms in The Greater Hazleton Area whose generosity has helped to make the Ancora possible. Jean and Berry Marie examine cameras while soliciring advertisements. For Everything Photographic, See Cosgrove's Your Yearbook Photographer. H.T.H.S. 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Wyoming St. Hazleton, P KULAGASI PETER SABELLA AND SONS GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION FLORIST 8 Susquehanna Boulevard I056 JOYTICS SI- West Hazleton, Pa. Hqzlelon' Pc' COFFEEPOT RESTAURANT QUALITY FOODS AND REFRESHMENTS Freeland, Pa. FREELAND MFG. COMPANY Freeland, Pa. HAZLETON BOTTLING CO. BENJAMIN BEVERAGES I9 Magnolia St. Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF JOSEPH D. GALLAGHER H.T.H.S, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS DR. MAURICE L. BLUM OPTOMETRIST - EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Room 212-213 Hazleton Nat'l Bank Hazleton, Pa. PRICE'S GIFT SHOPPE AND DAIRY STORE 8th and Church St. Hazleton, Pa. ALEXANDER AUTO CENTER AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE Ereemnd, PQ. HND Job Too Big - UNO Job Too Little BOB SMITH'S FLORIST 41 East Broad St. Hazleton, Pennsylvania Phone: GL-4-T621 Order Your Corsage Direct From - BOB SMITH'S COMPLIMENTS OF ANGELA PARK Hazleton-Wilkes Barre Highway Drums, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF THRIFT FURNITURE MART Hazleton-Berwick Highway coMPLIMENTs or DR. A. S. MUSSARI ROSSI'S CHARCOAL HOUSE THE HUMAN FILLING STATION THE ORIGINAL 2 FOOT HOAGIE DINNERS - BAR-B-Q's - CHARCOAL HITS Route 309 Hazleton-Wilkes Barre Highway Phone: GR-4-6537 CONEY ISLAND RESTAURANT North Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pa. HAZLETON PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLY YENCHKO BROTHERS Hazleton, Pa. JosEPH MOPE PLUMBING SENAPFS REGISTERED UORIGINALH PLUMBING HEATING PIZZA GL-A-6281 GL-5-3982 FRANK H. BONIN AND SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Hazleton, P JACKO'S GROCERY STORE Jeddo, Pennsylvania THE STORE WITH A PERSONALITY STEINER'S DRESS SHOP I6 S, Wyoming St, At Railroad Crossing Phone: GL-4-0441 A FRIEND AL'S SERVICE STATION 224 Ridge Street Freeland, Pa. Phone: Freeland 42l-R TOOTS POLLACK ATLANTIC REPAIRS OF ALL TYPES Phone: Freeland T331 Corner South and Centre St. Freeland, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS or SHARP'S BAKERY FOR QUALITY AND COURTESY CHARLIE'S MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING STORE 625 Centre St. Freeland, Pa. Phone: Freeland III5 LETTlERE'S GARAGE 20I South Poplar Hazleton, Pennsylvania GL-5-3677 MARY CARTER PAINT FACTORIES STORE EVERY 2nd CAN FREE 43 South Wyoming Street Daily 9 to 8 Saturday 9-6 COMPLIMENTS OF DRAKE-WEAR POST 589 V.F.W. COMPLIMENTS OF YANUZZl'S KORNER KOFFEE SHOP I2th and Alter Street CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT w. N. DIPPLE, INC. Route 924 Hazleton, Po. SALES - SERVICE - PARTS - RENTALS STAR MARKET 522 South Poplar St. Hazleton Heights, Pa. GL-4-6693 COMPLIMENTS OF CLUB KIRKWOOD Harwood JOHN .I. MORAN AND SON PREMIUM I3EvERAoEs SINCE T892 545 W, Broad St. Hazleton, Pa. GL-4-4721 KRUSlNSKl'S STORE SEMY'S SERVICE STATION I-IICKS a. IINX Main St. ' Harwood Mine' PQ' 20th 8. Alter Streets GL'5'5O05 Hazleton, Pennsylvania JEDDO STARS A. A. Phone Freeland 9058 Jeddo, Pa. LEWIS SCHIETRUMPF - IEWELER - 31 West Broad St. West Hazleton, Pc. DRUMS SASH 8. DOOR CO., INC. cusrom WOODWORK MODERN K1TcHENs Phone Drums 3-3694 Drums, Pa. GOOD LUCK GRADUATES ATTORNEY GEORGE I. PUHAK HTHS '17 FIERRO'S ECONOMY FOOD MARKET O'GARA'S CONVALESCENT HOME CHRONIC ILLNESS CARE OF THE AGED FRESH MEATS, PRODUCE, AND GROCERIES APPOINTMENTS FOR PATENTS Lammer Mines PG SU 8-4091 Call Su 8-5534 234 Main Street GL 4'o46I Conyngham, Po. FOR BEST IN ITALIAN FOOD MATZ'S FROZEN FOODS Lattimer Mines, Pa. GL 4-9051 COMPLIMENTS OF MCGOWAN TEXTILE Beaver Meadows, Pa. THE REGION'S LARGEST APPLIANCE STORE WITH THE LARGEST'SELECTION TOWER'S T.V. I30 E. Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF ART WENNER'S GARAGE FLAMINGO ROOM HOUSE OF Music Hazleton, Pa. GL 4-3991 COMPLIMENT5 OF W. T. GRANT CO. KNOWN FOR vALuEs 27 W. Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. NORTH SALES CO. RESTAURANT AND HOTEL FURNITURE AND OFFICE FURNITURE 27 East Broad Street Hazleton, Pa COMPLIMENTS OF LUTZ FLORAL SHOP ATTORNEY J. P. COSTELLO Hazleton National Bank Building Hazleton, Pennc. COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Hazleton Shopping Center PLAIN SPEAKER North Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pa. LUZERNE AND CARBON COUNTY MOTOR TRANSIT CO COUNTY BUS COMPANY PULLMAN BUSES FOR GROUP 81 PARTY Phone: GL 5-4381 COMPLIMENTS OF LEADER STORE Hazleton, Pennsylvania WOODIE'S WHERE FRIENDS MEET TO EAT Freeland, Po. DR. BONACCI Market Street Tresckow GENETTI'S SAV-WAY MARKET INC. North Laurel Street Hazleton, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS MAJOR SHIRT CORPORATION Freeland, PQ, Freeland - DEISROTH'S DEPARTMENT STORE Broad and Laurel Street Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS or A FRIEND I THIRD BASE LUNCHEON HOAGIES STEAKS HAMBURGERS HOMEMADE PIES Rear 704 Carson Street GL-5-0631 PEOPLE'S SAVINGS AND OTTO J. LIBENER, M.D TRUST COMPANY Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. GL 5-1561 505 Hazleton National Bank Bldg. Hazleton, Pa. SCHOOL PHYSICIAN JOSEPH KURCHOCK Harwood Mines, Pa GL 4-1421 FU NK'S AUTOMOTIVE INC. 200 E. South Street Freeland, Pa. Phone 74 HAZLETON BRICK COMPANY LEHIGH VALLEY ANTHRACITE, INC. HAZLETON SHAFT COLLIERY o0o Telephone: C5Lads'rone 5-3291 Hazleton, Pennsylvania FARMERS' COOPERATWE A AMERICAN YEARBooK COMPANY Hannibal, Missouri JAMES JIM MANLEY Publisher's Representative H zle Township, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS or WAZL LUSHER 8m LUSHER ON-TIME PRINTERS 28-30 West Green Street Hazleton, Penna. MOUNTAIN CITY TV 86 N. Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pa. GL-4'384I GABE KENNEDY'S s ON THE HEIGHT Hazleton, Pa. GL-4-9102 MOODY'S MEN SHOP OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 8 West Hazleton, Pa. REX WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY 108 North Wyoming Hazleton, Po. St. COMPLIMENTS or ATTORNEY ROBERT J. GILLESPIE J. cusATls PLUMBING, HEATING, HA RDWARE 313 Sixth and Hays St. Hazleton, Pa. ROSEN'S FURNITURE STORE IIS West Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. GL-4-3521 LAU DE RBACH 's Ill-Il? West Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE'S HOT PITZ 255 N. Wyoming St. Hazleton, Po. GL-5-4001 COMPLIMENTS or HOWARD'S DIAMONDS, GIFTS, JEWELRY, 40 W. Broad St. Hazleton, Pa. LUGGAGE THOMPSON TRAVEL BUREAU 621 Lackawan na Aven ue Scranton, Pa. DISTINCTIVE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS TROPHIES by - JOSTENS - HARRY V. PARENTE Factory Representative Phone GL 5-4004 N. Wyoming Sl., Hazleton, Pa PEOPLE'S SAVINGS 8m TRUST CO. Hazleton, Pennsylvania RAY'S SPEED SHOP 89 S. Pine Sf. Hozlefon, Pc. GL 4-8685 ...ini ll' I NIEHIAND EHHIH JEDDO-HIGHLAND Just as with a student who is endowed by Na- ture With a special talent, J eddo-Highland coal undergoes special preparation for its destined use. Since no other anthracite is richer in pure ?F.i.?. a .vw .v.y, I2 J 'S El an X- G-ra u -1 !l It c: Q A L. El C9 This stamp of Quality mes to you with a l an del' ry. carbon, which generates the heat, J eddo is privileged to wish you the success you deserve. JEDDO-HIGHLAND COAL COMPANY Jenna, PENNSYLVANIA l .- PECORA'S FARM DAIRY 1 BABY TOP MILK 36 East Brood Sfreef Phone GL-5-4943 ONE OF THE LARGEST PRODUCERS 8g DISTRIBUTORS OF DAIRY PRODUCTS IN EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA Sinn 1895 ,gg0vAurv' Y ICETREAM ' was AS THE MOUNTAIN AIR Hazleton, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF M 8K S GARAGE 21 Rear 4th 8- Alter St. GL 5-5087 YOUNG WORLD Hazleton Shopping Center Hazleton, Po. INFANTS TO SUB-TEENS FINE APPAREL COHN'S, INC. GOOD SERVICE - SINCE 1892 Distributors KITCHEN EQUIPMENT 8- ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 100-106 N. Wyoming Street Hazleton, Po. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 ALTON LANES 6th 8- Alter Sts. PENSOCK'S RADIO TV 8. SOUND 136-138 N. Wyoming St. Huzleion Pu. Hazleton GL 4-0181 JACOB FRUMHN 8' SON PAPE MANUFACTURING co. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS 330 south church sr. 259' N- Chuml' 5'- Hazleton McAdoo Highway Hczlegon, Pu. GL 5-1584 GL 5-1535 23rd St. 8. Fishers Cl'llSNEl.l. SUPPLY INC. Avenue AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE BRAKE WORKS INC. 27th 81 N. Church St. Hazleton, Pa. GL 5-4718 GL 54719 GL 4-0621 GL 4-5841 STAR CLEANERS W. K. WEAR ENGINE REBUILDING 867 N. Church St. Hczleron, Pa. GL 5-1441 17 81 Lvfuvette Court Hazleton, Pa. BLOSS GLASS CO. 225-233 S. Cedar St. Hazleton, Pa. FRYE'S HARDWARE STORE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS AND DUPONT PAINTS 42 West Blaine Street McAdoo, Pa. HAZLE CAB CO. 26 West Green Street Hazleton, Pennsylvania Phone: Gladstone 4-0828 ROUND THE CLOCK SERVlCE BEAVER BROOK COAL CO. Hazleton-McAdoo Highway FRANK FAY Hazle Township Tax Collector INSURANCE - BONDS 'l25 East Broad Street Hazleton, Pennsylvania DAIRYLEA MILK - Ice CREAM Phone GI 4-8781 Hazleton, Pa. BLUE HILLS Nescopeck Pass OIT Wilkes-Barre - Hazleton Highway G. HARRY HENRY, Prop. GLACE'S SERVICE CENTER Route 3o Gl 49249 Hazleton-McAdoo Highway COMPLIMENTS OF BUTCH'S CAFE 620 West Green Street West Hazleton, Pa. ROSSI'S CHARCOAL HOUSE HTHE HUMAN FILLING STATlON Stop At Rossi's For Delicious Charcoal Favorites Hazleton Highway - Mountaintop GRECO Wholesale Confectionery Rear 682 N. Locust St. Hazleton, Pa. HY'S MEN SHOP 26 East Brood Street Hazleton, Pa. HOME OF BOND CLOTHES COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK 31 Wesf Broad Sf. Hazleton, Pa. THE BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF The Bank of Convenience HAZLETON - LEHIGHTON - WEATHERLY - WEISSPORT TRADERS BANK AND TRUST CO. Hazleton, Pennsylvania VILLAGE MOTORS USED CARS Hazle Village STEVE POLUKA - Owner Hazleton R.D. :fE'I GL 4-2391 THE NUMBER ONE BANK IN NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA FOR EVERY BANKING AND TRUST SERVICE Qfagletan Offazee . RTHI PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY L on insured Z -O Savings III' Fedeaalliaxsaaqs I2 E. Broad St. Gladstone 4-6688 MIDDLE COAL FIELD 8 W. Broad - 979 W. I5 SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASS'N. Wilkes-Barre - Scranton - Clarks Summit - Carbondale 38 EMI Brood SL' Hazlelon' Pa' Mt. Pocono - Tobyhanna Signal Depot UINSURED SAVINGS, Hazleton Supply Co. Shop-Rite Les' Radiator Shop Bonacci's Store Gil's Danko's Restaurant Empire Cleaners Kopski Automotive LeANZ Hairdresser San's Army Supply Tapper Supply Co. A Friend J. J. Corrigan Marie Dado Beauty Salon Dr. Martin Corrigan A Friend Carmadella Grocery Atty. E. Costack Pollock SL Mann Tranguchis Service Station Justof'in's Pharmacy Dr. Evans Castro Convertible Atty. A. Ciotola Minnick,s Service Station Kitty's Service Station Mount Laurel Pool Cascades Charcoal Center Elko Bros. Service Station Dr. Robert Matchick C. E. Helmes Agency Dr. W. G. Stish Kreisl Bros. E. 8a J. Service Station A Friend Dr. A. Stish Cerrito T. V. Gertie Sypeck's Store Nassanis Men's 8: Boys' Shop Gerard Sportswear Inc. Ceil's Cosmetics Letchko Distributor Lattimer Main Street Store Otto's Barber Shop D. A. Barns Hardware Rita Ferdinand Hairdresser Dr. Kennedy Dr. Yamulla Scamper Sportswear Inc. Hazle Garment Joseph Greco Fegley Hilary Bonin Cusate's Hotel Cohen 8: Levin Leo Dagostin F ierrois Bar SL Grill Pastorella's Service Station M. Schiller Sc Son Kayo's Snack Bar Joseph Kress Gebhardt's Billiard SL Bowling Supply Al Patchak Jake's Lunch Casper's Fine Foods Hazleton Macaroni Co. Gabriel's Restaurant Houser SL Wallace Maduro's Restaurant Donadi's Service Station Tarone's Super Market Pane Wholesale Products Bradbury Electric Motor Serv ice Shiek's Service Station A Friend J. M. Fabrics Gaudiano Bros. Andrew Baran Ben Gauz Hospodar's Service Station Dr. B. Shupack Debs Ripa's Fierro's Furniture Store Clyde O. Barth Paul Rymond Florist Fedullo's Restaurant G. 8L Men Shop Martin's Kid Shop Barlett's Furniture Store Allen's Shoe Store Feist Wholesale Andy's Barber Shop Rossils Service Station Dapes Auto Electric Majestic Furniture Store Chenetz's Men Store Beverly Furs Fellin,s Jewelry Dr. Martin Apfelbaum J. Scatton, Jeweler Jirnmy's Men Shop Frisco's Quick Lunch Kramer's Jewelry Store P ISL M Cabinet 81 Bar Builders S. S. Kresge Schwertzer Service Station F ierro Funeral Home COMPLIMENTS OF HAZLETON AUTOMOBILE TRADES EIDAM BROTHERS HAZLETON BUICK COMPANY HAZLETON MOTOR COMPANY IFFERT CHEVROLET ASSOCIATION MARC MOTOR SHERROCK BROTHERS STEPHEN BUTCHER INC. WRIGHT MOTOR SALES CO. MEDVITZ HOTEL East Diamond Avenue Hazleton, Pa. PENN INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY BRAKE LINING SPECIALISTSH 23rd and James Streets Hazleton, Pa. ii'-i'7 'P 2 if xg. J 1', in., Lx n r N 4.-4 'WS' r-M .an K it Q! L elm? , ' ,Y ar' I D tri? ,, ,P .FH , if , QM W if ,gm if 'W i-Fw 51' SL wr. 1- Gr ef Ixu F5 5- xg ,LW rw gun 5, ,f .11 a . .. gy, , ,.f ww v r :jr ' 5 Q .14 ,, . . r if . .wow -my 1' UU 9? S 4 UE .f 5 91' Q vw, w. Q- 9 ..- Q6 8'0- ,gs au 'w- 1 A. -A '-ur QQ' ran a v-'lk 95 ,. :F gf .D I we .P . -uv .1 7' -Q- l if 5 8 3 'L L- fl f 5. I . 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