Hazleton Area Vocational Technical School - Vocari Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1976 volume:

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Fellin, Daniel Parrell, James Buyarski, Thomas Elias. OFFICE STAFF Coordinator Edgar A. Heckman Guidance Counselor Co-op Coordinator Eugene Kapes Joseph Cortese Secretary Marion Brill Secretary Secretary Diana DeLorenzo Hattie Coyne DATA PROCESSING STAFF Manager Alburt C . Witner ll Key Punch Operators Gertrude Keck Demetria Long Nancy Lowery PRACTICAL NURSING FACULTY Coordinator Anne Marie Bonomo Instructors Mary T. Citro Molly Puhak Marie Spear Secretary Apparel Assembly Auto Body Eleanor Shellhamer CAREER DEVELOPMENT STAFF Nicholas St. Mary Carmen Matteo Nancy Gilgannon Manfred Marotta Kathy Kapes Coordinator Specialist Secretary V0-TECH FACULTY Maurice Fierro Drafting John Riedlinger' Electricity Ray Poltrock Electronics Auto Mechanics Cabinet Making Carpentry Carpentry Carpentry Commercial Art Cosmetology Cosmetology Data Processing Data Processing Dental Assistant Distributive Education Paul Junas Edward Ferdinand Carlo Saullo John Tolerico James Reap Mary DeStefano Ida DiBello Ralph Bahlavooni Michael Reitmeyer Jean Sobota David Harris Farm Mechanics Food Service Health Assistant Health Assistant Machine Shop Machine Shop Masonry Plumbing Printing Sheet Metal Welding Angelo Palumbo Darrel Major Dominic Yanuzzi Patricia Sullivan Mildred Vasinda Joseph Chicalese Harold Schell Thomas Hill Robert Valentine George Mascornick James Scatton Roger McElwee 19 Y 422' We 1 F ga'5' f' ,Refi-fr' - Q unf- I a' 5 Lk' YQ, ,,,. ,, , 1 : . 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Barbara Lynn Kistler Sandy Steward Peggy Clark Randy Tombasco Diane Vajda Mary Lechner Katie DeMoraes Judy Guis Robin Antolick Jean Pollock Susan Bindo Judy Petrosky Marcia Zapotocky Diane Markle Ted Kapes Robert Burezy Joann Costible Michelle Black Georgene Peak David Johnson Colleen Malloy Don Traub Bernie Sweeny Maurice DeAngelo Bret Huttenstine Billy Palinchak Cathy Gelatko Cathy Gerhard Tina Balas Sharon Shutovich Barbara Rinehimer Linda Boerner Derek Novak YEAR BOOK STAFF Kevin Wagner Mary Constintine Debbie McClellan Diane Smolisky Tina Terracino Suzie Mushock Lynne Gilbert Pat Gogla Bernadette Sheeto Mary Lynn Mitcho Magrert Gallagher Cindy Estok Cindy Cipala Diane Marsit Barbara Ellis Kathy Tucci Robert Belletiere Mike Aori Alice Williams Fay Geguzis Joan Glowatch Roseanne DeLash Daria Parente Faith Schmeer Betty Jo Peterson Debbie Daneils Diane DeMatt Paul Gombeda Robert Schnee Rocco Ciavarella Billy Zamonos Steve Caso Charlie Troy Bill Sterling Jeff Wersinger Lori Dinklacker Patsy Potenza Debbie Washko Barbara Brill Mary Beth Mint Linda Tarselli Carol Walters Andrea Chunko Diane LaBuda Nancy Paterick Michele Steiner Holly Koch Ann Sweeny Gary Braskey Joann McLaren Ray Orth Scott Michaelesl Paul Smith Tony Feifer Danny Rymond Barry Lonoconus Larry Grebey Andrew Krezimer Janet Massa Lynda Ritz Charles Jurewicz Joe Kurczewski Leslie Wargo Paul Unger Stewart Nelmes Bill Ray EDITORIAL STAFF Kearbook Advisor--Nicholas St. Mary Yearbook Editor--Randy Tombasco Art Advisor--James Reap ' Art Editors--Ted Kapes Robert Burezy Photography Advisor--Nicholas St. Mary Senior Photographers--Randy Tombasco Georgene Peak Sophomore Photographers--Robert Belletiere Typists--Diana DeLorenzo Diane Vajda Joan Glowatch CREDITS-- Yearbook Cover Design Robin Antolick Cartoon Section-- Ted Kapes Robert Burezy Presidential Sketches Mary Constintine ,Q Q -1, lllllllll 515' ' 'rfb 4 , ., ' Wlllfllmff Vg 4-I4 Y ' , e ..- - f ' tl gy - I - 1 j, Q rf X J E ,Q QQES K - H ,- , ,5.1fE,.Ly :Y t X , V- In K V X '-'ifamr' l 'S . fr A li' U Z ' ' - A -as - G X' ' 1' 1 +Q u,'f,fl -, 'X M ., . 1' -1 . - 71fffi!'5' ' ' wx' XY -. - -- 'z5Qiff9: I qi.fQ,L'E,, if Q. 2 V ' ff' ' Agifiafg Z 4 yi: . 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' ' ,Lf - 3 is .2 -aff ' I FEE 1 Q we .miss X Q'- i i If ' W' ay- 'JE 2 W - 5 W 'llmul C' Q V M ' K , , L W 1975-76 HAZLETON AREA VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL SCHOOL YEARBOOK VOCARI Vocari--CVo ca' reel Latin, to be called. Every person receives his calling in life--a career he pursues to the best of his ability, while benefitting others as well as himself. A career found through voca- tional-technical education has been the answer to that call for over a third of the students presently enrolled in the Hazleton Area School District. Thus, the name, VOCARI, was selected for our yearbook. Throughout the past year, the Vocari staff was very busy capturing YOU on film . . . while you had the time of your life at Vo-tech. Everything was then integrated with a bi-centennial theme and assembled into the second Hazleton Area Vocational-Technical School yearbook. Page through your Vocari briefly now-- YOU'RE there!! In many pictures and many articles. Later on, take plenty of time to bring your memory back to all those good times we shared together . . . they're all in the Vocari . You'll see your classmates, your underclass men friends, your shop instructors, advisors, and the entire Vo-tech faculty . . . plus plenty of pictures of those hallowed halls themselves, and all the happenings you played such an important part in. Memories like these are priceless . . . and they're yours forever, in Vocari . The 2nd annual Vocari is quite an accomplishment, as you can see. Of course, the people on the staff and its advisors deserve praise, but the credit really goes to YOU--every single student in our school. Without all of you, there'd be nothing to say about 1975-76 at Vo-tech. This year, our Vocari is dedicated to Vocational directors, past, present, and future . . . both here in the Greater Hazleton Area and across the country. We'd also like to wish graduating and returning students the best of luck and success in their future endeavors. Sincerely, The 1976 Vocari Yearbook Staff zgf'- '2?l1 A 1 A A 1 '-- 5'4 A- 'LIL- 'x'f7usl.,'x , ,- ' , pl? FE' El Above: First Vocational Classes held at the Green St. school from 1917 to 1928 Fred E. Haegele Director. Below: Holly St. School became the second school, from 1929 to 1941 to have Voca- tional classes, also under the directorshio of Fred E. Haegele. ffl l t .0-ff--' -Q 50 A Above: D.T. Evans Vocational Annex, 1942 to 1954 Fred E. Haegele Director. 1955 to 1958 Howard Shelley Director. 1959 to 1968 John Tima Director. Below: Present Vocational Technical School since 1969, Paul Wensko Director. mu 3. 4' .1 - 'I' -4 lnll ' , di: jzrj, . - A 15- ,lt l ! H h --.-,,4-, ,, 2,9 .-:: ffgsqvfvwrqr:-f-we-,nw-aj-.,,5,-1,4 '-la . fu. 51 1L,m,.... 3 ' xf , 1 A q n1,?. xq, 0 'XI Q 'fo ' XE . 42,9 Z I ' I .1 ' 1 . . I L5 1 1 . ,L l . f' -Viz is fx Lx, Q , .1 w -xx W W fl' . 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Center Left: Sandra Watro and John Cap- ozzelli received Outstanding Student of the Year Awards. Bottom Left: Don Traub President of the Student Council presented the Frank Camera Award to Mr Nicholas St. Mary. The Award is presentd yearly to the person who contributes the most Laborious Accomplish- ments to the students and school during the year. Top Right: Randy Tombasco, Yearbook Editor presented Mr. St. Mary with the Yearbook Advisor Award . The following students received certi- fication from the American Red Cross for having completed the Standard First Aid Course Multimedia System of Instruction. Instructor--Mr. St. Mary. Peggy Gallagher Judy Jubay Linda Boerner Donna Dubick Melanie Balas LeeAnn Dubravski Marsha Gallagher Bernadette Sheeto Barbara Ellis Diane Marsit Cindy Estok Roseanne Correalle Mary Lynn Mitcho Barbara Rinehimer Hilda Hoffman Pat Keegan Cindy Cipala Mary Matusick Carol Ecker Pat Gogola 55 Above The Dnstributnve Educatnon Class under the drrectnon of Nlr Davld IVI Harrns recueved a trophy for the most outstandlng Chrnstmas Door Decoration The presentation was made by lVIr. Joseph Cortez the project chairman of the event Below lVllss Judy from WNEP :FV s Hatch lVIllatchy vlslted the Vo tech In lVlay to fllm the students working on a Bn centennal float for the June 6th parade ln Wnlkes Barre Students from Draftlng Comm Art, and Carpentry worked on the float under the dnrectnon of lVIr St Nlary project chairman, Carlo Saulo Jlm Reap and John Tolernco -:5 '? 'N O . . fi' .gif C ...fog 00.5 5 d' '45 8: C v' f a. S ga - 4 f , J x 1 L ,,,.,. ..- , ,......g. Y ,.-...-.- 1 'F K...-no Kgx if X w-'P .1 K a 1 V vli f ,ff filrpvf-' in -is ng.. X ,Q 'Y' 'ibhuff -X Q ,T A 1, , N ,gr , , U.:-f ' 33:55 - N 'TF , xifxcfqifff --.!,ip,. '41 1 'Pwr REQ... 'g' I 'P?,2.,- ' . 'f,ii!.g:- , w , - avg: 'Q-1:2 ,J Q if . h ' , M fi 1 vs. '-v,:yf, , . rf . - ' -'-5- 1-'Lf . .L . -, . '1 2 ' ' --11 1' ' '- 1 ' Wy- lim 1 -fi , L-' Wi' ' iffy - -Q Z- ' - '-ui? A fm NE ' '. fl'-ffl ,w ,gag Sr-O! 35'--. .r1 ,Q.,..ui-' i I . N J 4. W Q J .T N '51, D, EFEAT PROS 42 41 Vo-Tech Teckers Vs. Pros 'Q - U ,-' i 5, 1. -ffm ., Vo-Tech Students and Teachers Participate In Yearbook Fund Raiser. Basketball Game as 'A x jx4 1 1 , E 'ff X A 2 'V' ,, 1 W 6 i' is :E .-La'-Q'-5'-..5:1, I, 5- age: - L Don Traub--President Barbara Hauze--Vice President Joan Glowatch--Secretary Sandy Steward--Treasurer Andrea Chum ko Diane LaBuda Matt Maylatb Randy Tombasc.o SECURITY COUNCIL Bernie Sweeny--Captain Maurice DeAngeIo--Co-Captain Don Traub Bill Judge Diane LaBuda Diane Vajda TECKERS Don Traub Maurice Sweeny Bernie Sweeny Randy Tombasco Dave Johnson Jeff Slusser Ann Walters STUDENT COUNCIL Joe Kassock Bernie Sweeny Diane Vajda Mary Lechner Grace Sargent AI Hartig Barbara Nevick Lynda Ritz Andrea Chumko Nancy Paterick Ann Walters Joan Glowatch Lynda Ritz BASKETBALL GAME PROS Mr. Kapes Mr. Cortez Mr. St. Mary Mr. Matteo Mr. Harris Mr. Tolerico Nr. Junas Ann Massage Mr. Scatton ' AI Hartig Nr. Reap Nick Bedio Mr. Chicklese' Tom Swerbel IVIr. Wensko--Scorekeeper Bob BeIIetiere Bob Dutz Tony Longzel Gary Viechic CHEERLEARDERS Diane Vajda--Captain Roseanne DeLash Nancy DeMatt Sandy Steward--Co-Captain Betty Jo Peterson Judy Petrosky Pat Knelly Joan Glowatch Sharon Markle ,ML .15-gn T ue, , 'i .A . .591 , , 63 V... M- . it--f-, L--. fgilrfi isfati .,- - , QR-., HQ. -. mfg' - 'I' ' F '4-B , 5.3. 4 :f?f A PST.. an 5 . N x- , f I f 1 . . .. I Commencement Exercise: W nf mf ' 1, , K' Hazleton Hgh School W ....u.,L-J Grand Opera Phrase ' Pr.-my Evening, JW am, was 5 Hmmm, Penn-4,151-A-I .. 4 .1 4 U X 4 ---A---' M 9 v . f 1 .. ,v. x ' -- 157' I. l'f hx S 793 11. JR? ..--,a-fffa' ' R wb xx ' 'Q H' 'R .X. A X' -,XX . . f' it 673' EGRAIIHE .1 w.....L.... 1,4 14 v rm. -N..- . u.,.-.. . v 1 and Sts. looking West. U lx UK U-'I'Q'P Luz:-xi: ur:-1'l r' 1 GRADUATING CZAJS .4 mums A-snr-af N , I 4 S .1 .ff-J nv' 'af' ,n 1- ' os. nu. iz... J Edfmnf. Q Broad and Wyoming Sts. Looking West. 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I FRESHMAN DIRECTORY Robert Bankes, Farm Mechanics Wayne Ivory, Farm Mechanics Carl Kobza, Farm Mechanics Walter Kuczynski, Farm Mechanics Edward Lescowitch, Farm Mechanics William Mumaw, Farm Mechanics James Ragan, Farm Mechanics David Thomas, Farm Mechanics Chris Thrash, Farm Mechanics David Woodring, Farm Mechanics I SOPHOMORE DIRECTORY Danny Allegretto, Electronics Jeffrey Adamchick, Farm Mechanics William Alishofski, Cabinetmaking Kathleen Allen, Cosmetology Michelle Andrews, Food Service James Artim, Carpentry Gregory Ashman, Machine 1 Eugene Balerey, Welding Daniel Balliet, Machine 1 Joann Balliet, Health Assistant Dave Barletta, Carpentry Rachelle Barna, Cosmetology Wendy Barnes, Data Processing Thomas-Barron, Plumbing Debra Bartosevich, Cosmetology Daniel Beck, Sheet Metal Carol Beibleheimer, Cosmetology Robert Belletiere, Drafting Donna Bellinghausen, Cosmetology Nelson Berger, Carpentry Joseph Bersavage, Auto Body Marilyn Bevans, Cosmetology Richard Bezick, Carpentry Frances Blahosky, Cosmetology Charles Blass, Auto Mechanics Rose Boerner, Apparel Assembly Jeffrey Bonacci, Carpentry Brian Bonner, Auto Mechanics Richard Boock, Farm Mechanics Ronald Brekke, Masonary Richard Brestowski, Cabinetmaking Michelle Riddge, Commercial Art Barbara Brill, Food Service Virginia Bryk, Horticulture Robert Bubrowski, Carpentry John Budda, Electricity Rodney Burger, Auto Mechanics Deborah Callavini, Data Processing Susan Campbell, Health Assistant Tom Capozzelli, Welding Steve Caso, Masonry Jeff Cepin, Machine 1 Peter Cervasio, Electronics Cheryl Champion, Food Service 78 David Charnigo, Electronics Theresa Chippi, Health Assistant Stephanie Christina, Cosmetology Michael Chunko, Carpentry Frank Ciampi, Printing Mauro Ciotola, Auto Body Nelson Clark, Machine 1 Susan Cole, Apparel Assembly Michael Collura, Auto Body William Cooper, Auto Body Marshall Corazza, Carpentry Debbie Cusat, Food Service Dino Cussatt, Carpentry Neil Dagrosa, Masonary Jerry Dancho, Carpentry Debbie Daniels, Commercial Art Mark Daubert, Printing Melanie Davies, Apparel Assembly Neal DeAngelo, Auto Mechanics George DeFluri, Machine 1 Francine DeFrancesco, Data Processing Joe DeLasandro, Auto Mechanics Alfred DeLessio, Carpentry Mark DeLucca, Machine 1 Diane DeMatt, Commercial Art lVlichelle DeMatt, Cosmetology Marie DeMelfi, Health Assistant Anthony DePalma, Plumbing Carol Detweiler, Data Processing Dean Dibonifazio, Machine 2 Jerry Dickinson, Auto Mechanics Lori Dinkelacker, Food Service Barbara Dittbrenner, Food Service John Dobash, Welding James Dowd, Electricity Daniel Drumheller, Carpentry Gary Duksta, Sheet Metal Victoria Dunkle, Health Assistant Melissa Dworsky, Data Processing David Eisenhart, Electricity Randy Ervin, Carpentry Peter Evancho, Machine 1 Chris Everett, Drafting John Falensky, Machine 1 James Farley, Plumbing ilary Beth Fatula, Health Assistant Mark Ferrerce, Plumbing Jeff Ferry, Carpentry Deborah F idishun, Health Assistant Barbara F iq Sorry Freem David Furla John Gatti, Jeffrey Gatt ieiredo, Health Assistant an, Printing ii, Cabinetmaking Drafting 'ne, Sheet Metal Maryanne Gaydos, Health Assistant Fay Geguzis, Health Assistant Cathy Generose, Health Assistant Anthony Gennaro, Plumb'ng Barry Getz, Masonary Elaine Getz, Health Ass'stant -ynle Gilbert, Data Processing Jean Giranda, Auto Body Mark Girton, Auto Body George Gliem, Machine I. Mark Gombeda, Carpentry Gombe da, Electronics Pau Gerald Good, Food Service -av Francis Gre irence Gorski, Carpentry co, Electricity David Gregor, Welding o C een Gre sh, Apparel Assembly Glen Groiol, Plumbing Jan Pat Qiarles Gro ,es Grohol, Carpentry ricia Gromel, Health Assistant ss, Electricity ieresa Gruenberg, Commercial Art Dane Gurgal, Cosmetology .arry Ha ye, Sheet Metal lll'chael Har alda, Carpentry Sharon Harris, Apparel Assembly .anes Harry , Electricity Kathy Hauck, Apparel Assembly 'heresa Her Robert Hilla 4 binko, Apparel Assembly rd, Carpentry Keith Hilliard, Carpentry Francis Hinkle, Sheet Metal Karen Hinkle, Health Assistant Mary Ann Hirko, Cosmetology Deborah Hnatuick, Health Assistant Robert Hoe g, Electronics Dennis Holgman, Food Service Barbara Holloman, Commercial Art loe Holloma Ricky Hors, n, Cabinetmaking Masonary loann Hoppy, Apparel Assembly Scott Horlacher, Auto Mechanics lohn Hornick, Auto Mechanics Robert Horvath, Masonary Timothy Houseknecht, Auto Mechanics Leann Houser, Data Processing Albert Hrabovecky, Masonary Fred Hunsinger, Electronics William Hunsinger, Cabinetmaking Debra Hutton, Apparel Assembly Charles Jurewicz, Drafting Anthony Kalenak, Welding Raymond Kapes, Welding . David Karnatski, Auto Mechanics .ohn Keck, Electronics Cara Keenan, Health .ames Kelly, Electronics 'vlary Beth Kennedy, Health Assistant George Kerecharin, Machine 1 'heresa Kerrick, Apparel Assembly Kristan Kisthardt, Auto Body .acquelyn Kisthardt, Health Assistant Carl Kolbusl, Electricity Donna Kalensky, Health Assistant Bernard Kondash, Auto Body Raymond Kondash, Electronics Denise Kopczynskie, Health Assistant oert Koslop, Sheet Metal nette Kotch, Cosmetology M'chael Kotch, Machine 1 lladine Kozel, Printing .iida Krebs, Food Service Joseph Kringer, Electricity Cynthia Krouse, Food Service Edward Kullck, Food Service Sindy Kulkusky, Health Assistant Alan Kunkel, Electricity .oe Kurczewski, Drafting Martii Kutsko, Electricity Paul -abuda, Sheet Metal .ames Lagana, Plumbing .udy -akata, Health Assistant Claire Lukatch, Cosmetology .om -apchak, Commercial Art Richard Larock, Auto Mechanics Sharoi Larose, Health Assistant Br'an Lazar, Auto Body Miciael Lazar, Carpentry Edvvard Leshko, Auto Body LeeAnn Leshko, Commercial Art Larar Lex, Auto Mechanics Patricia Lincalis, Food Service Joam Litchko, Data Processing Mark Lonczynski, Welding Chrstiia Longazel, Health Assistant Barry Lonoconus, Drafting Ro Ar Debbie Joseph Lee A Gerard hladdock, Apparel Assembly Maduro, Mach'ne 1 Mahon, Cosmetology nn Carl llajusiak, Masonary ll akovviec, Machine 1 Mark Ma lacusky, Farn Mechanics Bruce Marion Josep' Chery Donal Janet dl Susar Kevin Danie John Ma ega, Welding M andzak, Plunbirg M'angarelIi, Hea th Assistant Bernard1Marasiak, Auto Mechanics archese, Carpentry lv'archetti, Health Assistant Annettie Markle, Commercial Art ny artonick, Mach'ne2 ssa, Health Assistant 'lla George M atsko, Carpentry Ann Matusick, Horticulture isa ' atyas, Cosmetology llaue, Health Assistant Eugere McCornick, Farm Mechanics llc ul ot C gh, Conmercial Art McCeehan, Carpentry Monica McHtgl', Healtl Assistant Mark M hl Stephe Sharor Robert 'n, Macnine2 c-aug Andrevv Meha slick, Data Processing ic M line 2 n Meir 4, ac lvlens'nger, Hea th Assistant Mero a, Auto Mechanics James lletz, Auto Body Rita M ichae , Apparel Assembly Micholas Mi culca, Carpentry .u Anne M'ller, Health Assistant Catherine M'lore, Cosmetology Robert M'rn'ck, Mach'ne2 r ary Beth M int, Commercial Art ll. lllist'szyn, Health Assistant ter, Sheet Metal ll r kata ne Mark Moran, Carpentry rchae Moy osenl M V I .o Anne l Linda 'ku Donna B ucheck, Auto Meclanics J durnaw, Health ' mavv, Food Service Musser, Data Processing arry Meaus, Food Service Stuart Sharon lleimes, Drafting Mesbitt, Health Assistant Barbara Neviok, Apparel Assembly Marior Al Nic Meyhart, Data Processing nolas, Machine 2 Mark Notaro, lllasonary uliea Debbie nn Okrasinski, Cosmetology Opsatnik, Food Service .ohn Oscovitch, Plumbing .ohn Dstrosky, Electricity 80 Mary Jo Paladina, Cosmetology Car Palko, Carpentry Denise Panisak, Food Service Donna Panzarella, Health Assistant Joseph Panzarella, Auto Mechanics Brenda Parise, Apparel Assembly Franklyn Paul, Auto Mechanics Ann Pelot, Health Assistant Mary Donna Peltz, Data Processing Joseph Perchak, Machine 2 Edward Pergosky, Auto Mechanics Richard Perkovvski, Masonary Carol Peters, Apparel Assembly Richard Peters, Electricity Patrick Petrone, Machine 2 Robert Phi lips, Sheet Metal Suzanne Pnil ips, Health Assistant Thomas Phill'ps, Machine 1 Mary Ellen P itnick, Health Assistant David Pod esny, Farm Mechnic Micholas Pol'uka, Machine2 Mancy Povrel , Health Assistant Andrea Prekona, Health Assistant .ee Price, Auto hlechanics John Quinn, Plumbing 'William Ray, Drafting -ori Reardon, Health Assistant Cyril Rebarchak, Cabinetmaking Antonette Rendako, Food Service Carl Richards, Plumbing Joseph Richardson, Food Service 'om Richardson, Masonary .ames Rigotti, Machine2 Dennis Rinehimer, Electronics 'erry Rishell, Welding terry Rittenhouse, Carpentry -ynda Ritz, Health Assistant Michele Rizzo, Cosmetology Audrey Roberts, Food Service -awrence Roberts, Electricity Jamie Roczniak, Health Assistant Anthony Rodgers, Welding Keith Romanchik, Cabinetmaking Randy Roth, Cabinetmaking Joseph Rough, Commercial Art Cynthia Rovnack, Data Processing Robert Rupert, Cab'netmaking Kathy Russell, Apparel Assembly Randy Russo, Dra t'ng Daniel Rymond, Dralting Mark Sabo, Electronics Anthony Salazer, Machine 2 Joseph Salkowski, Electricity Gregory Salnicky, Carpentry ' Robert Sanders, Auto Body Doreen Sando, Cosmetology Gary Sandrock, Welding John Sanute, Machine 2 Joseph Sanzi, Sheet Metal Linda Scalise, Health Cathy Scatton, Health Patricia Scatton, Cosmetology Lewis Schietrumpf, Sheet Metal Nancy Schlack, Health Assistant Kurt Schmeer, Commercial Art Wendy Schoch, Data Processing Nancy Shockley, Data Processing Chris Schott, Plumbing Peter Schott, Commercial Art Eric Seely, Horticulture Theresa Seliga, Apparel Assembly Lamar Shafer, Masonary Thomas Shane, Auto Body Harold Sheman, Plumbing Edward Shemansky, Plumbing Willard Shipper, Electronics John Shostak, Carpentry John Shubosky, Printing Daryl Shuliga, Cabinetmaking Gerald Shutovich, Electricity Joseph Simpson, Auto Body Albert Skitzki, Auto Body Louis Skitzki, Masonary Thomas Skokowski, Printing Sharon Sluck, Health Assistant Dave Smich, Electricity Jeff Smith, Carpentry Bernard Socha, Carpentry Thomas Sokolofski, Cabinetmaking Michael Starrick, Electronics Fred Stauffer, Printing James Sterenchock, Machine 2 William Sterling, Masonary Jeannette Stewart, Cosmetology Joseph Straw, Welding John Stutzman, Carpentry Sandra Sukel, Cosmetology Mike Sukop, Printing Rocco Susi, Printing Peter Swedo, Cabinetmaking Joseph Sydlo, Electronics John Synoski, Carpentry Mark Szumilo, Auto Body Jeffrey Tait, Printing Mark Tankalavage, Printing Leonard Tarapchak, Machine 2 Manuel Tarselli, Auto Body David Thrash, Electricity Gloria Torck, Apparel Assembly Kurt Traub, Commercial Art Nicholas Triano, Plumbing Charles Troy, Masonary Donald Unger, Welding Cynthia Upshaw, Health Assistant Robert Urban, Masonary James Vaccaro, Electronics Albert Vanblargen, Printing Trudy Vanblargen, Apparel Assembly Ronald Vasinda, Machine 2 Nichole Vazar, Data Processing John Wagner, Welding James Walko, Machine 1 Robert Walp, Plumbing Frank Walter, Carpentry Joseph Ward, Electricity Thomas Warg, Drafting Mary Ann Wargo, Cosmetology Pater Wargo, Machine 2 Joan Washko, Cosmetology Michael Washko, Welding Jill Watro, Commercial Art Cheryl Weaver, Data Processing Donna Wensko, Health Assistant Richard Westom, Sheet Metal Ruth Ann Whitmer, Health Assistant Jane Wilkinson, Food Service Alan Williams, Carpentry Alice Williams, Health Assistant Richard Wisemiller, Plumbing Michele Wood, Horticulture Lawrence Wright, Welding Walter Wysocky, Machine 1 Nancy Yagalla, Cosmetology Robert Yanac, Electricity Karen Yanoski, Horticulture David Yaskanich, Data Processing Dwayne Yenkevich, Welding James Yuhas, Welding Edward Yurish, Carpentry John Zajac, Electricity William Zamonas, Masonary Mary Zavitsky, Data Processing Anthony Zigretti, Electronics Karem Zimmerman, Cosmetology Richard Zook, Auto Mechanics Henry Zucatti, Sheet Metal John Zurko, Auto Mechanics JUNIOR DIRECTORY Thomas Adams, Printing Joseph Albano, Masonary Ronald Anderson, Drafting Tony Angelo, Cabinetmaking Robin Antolick, Commercial Art Brenda Babich, Commercial Art Michael Bakich, Electricity Lorraine Balas, Apparel Assembly Melanie Balas, Health Assistant Thomas Balas, Masonary James Baran, Auto Mechanics Brian Beck, Machine 2 Terry Bednar, Distributive Ed. Gail Belusko, Cosmetology Joseph Belusko, Printing Margaret Benko, Distributive Ed. Michael Bernotas, Welding William Bezick, Masonary Laurie Bielskie, Cosmetology Jack Bittorf, Machine 2 Michelle Black, Data Processing Thomas Blaser, Electronics Peter Blumber, Electronics Tammy Boehmer, Cosmetology Linda Boerner, Health Assistant Thomas Boretski, Printing John Bove, Sheet Metal Mary Jean Bove, Commercial Art Larry Boyer, Data Processing Richard Bredbenner, Carpentry Steven Brekke, Masonary Robert Burczy, Commercial Art Timothy Burk, Plumbing Joseph Butala, Masonary Thomas Caputo, Sheet Metal Edward Careyva, Farm Mechanics Lenora Carroll, Distributive Ed. Kenneth Christman, Welding John Chulock, Drafting Albert Cicioni, Sheet Metal James Cieniawa, Cabinetmaking Cynthia Cipala, Health Assistant George Clark, Distributive Ed. Neil Clark, Machine 2 Grant Cooper, Plumbing Darryl Corradini, Cabinetmaking Roseann Correale, Health Assistan Marie Carrelli, Horticulture Joann Costabile, Data Processing Steven Crafcheck, Cabinetmaking Robert Craver, Masonary 82 t Daniel Crossley, Auto Body Mark Cunfer, Electronics Peter D'Amato, Electricity Peter D. D'Amato, Electricity Joseph Dancho, Electricity Mark Daniels, Cabinetmaking Gerald Danish, Cabinetmaking Shelby Davis, Distributive Ed. Gerald Debalko, Cabinetmaking Jeff Deeb, Sheet Metal Karen Deisenroth, Data Processing Linda Delman, Data Processing Paul DeLorenzo, Auto Body Nancy DeMatt, Cosmetology Anthony DeMauro, Electronics Maurice Dembrosi, Sheet Metal Rocco, Demelfi, Auto Mechanics Eric Dignazio, Commercial Art Michael Dinoerio, Machine 2 Peter DiSabeIla, Plumbing Herman Dodson, Auto Body John Doyle, Plumbing Scott Drumtra, Electronics Donna Dubick, Health Assistant Lee Ann Dubravski, Health Assistant Rich Dudeck, Electricity Kathleen Duffy, Food Service David Duksta, Sheet Metal Michael Dzuranin, Carpentry Kevin Eberle, Auto Body Carol Ecker, Health Assistant Mary Eckrote, Cosmetology James Elko, Auto Mechanics Barbara Ellis, Health Assistant Mark Ervin, Electronics Cindy Estok, Health Assistant Mark Evans, Distributive Ed. Tom Farley, Sheet Metal Thomas Fay, Data Processing John Fellin, Carpentry Richard Fellin, Distributive Ed. Robert Fellin, Cabinetmaking Chris Finkel, Masonary John Flaim, Machine 2 Thomas Formanowski, Masonary Angela Forte, Distributive Ed. George Galada, Cabinetmaking Jimmy Galade, Auto Body Lawrence Gallagher, Plumbing Margaret Gallagher, Health Assistant Marsha Gallagher, Health Assistant Richard Gallagher, Cabinetmaklng Ronald Gallagher, Carpentry Phyl Patr lis Gallo, Data Processing icia Gallucci, Distributive Ed. Cynthia Garzio, Cosmetology Mark Garzio, Carpentry Karen Gattine, Distributive Ed. rt Gauinski, Auto Mechanics Robe Johr Geisick, Welding Johr Generose, Sheet Metal Rutl Gensel, Data Processing ScottGirton, Commercial Art Joan' Glowatcn, Data Processing att' Pat She 'cia Glovlatch, Apparel Assembly Iiogola, Health Assistant g 'a Goodyear, Distributive Ed. George Green, Data Processing A Joseph Grego, Welding David Groho , Auto Body Robert Gross, Carpentry Mau J irce Guglieminim, Cabinetmaklng uditb Ann Guts, Commercial Art Mark Gullick, Electronics Robert Hajcak, Carpentry ' cames Hall, Masonary Dennis Karnatski, Auto Mechanics V'ctor Karpowich, Data Processing Robert Kaschak, Commercial Art llark Kashi, Machine 2 Dale Keck, Carpentry Patricia Keegan, Health Assistant .ames Kennedy, Electricity Kislan, Drafting bara Kistler, Apparel Assembly lard Kleban, Auto Body Coe Bar Edu Barry Klinger, Machine 2 Ho ly Koch, Cosmetology Kert Kodya, Distributive Ed. Br'an Kolbush, Machine 2 ..olnr Labanosky, Electricity Kenneth Kulig, Electrorics .. es Kurczewski, Welding nas Kurazevlski, Skeet Metal M'cnael Kurtz, Cabinetnaking ' nas Kusek, Commercial Art othy Kukovusk', llle ding Steuer Kuzo, Carnertry Peter Larocco, llachine2 Joseph Latanshyr, Printing Rocco Latella, llachine 2 an lo 'ho 'm Nancy Hanlon, Food Service Bob Sandrock, Welding Albert Hartig, Machine 2 Mark Harrell, Masorary James Harvllla, Carpentry John Hearity, Machine 2 Join Heller, Welding Kirk Hildebrand, Welding Donny Hill, Auto Body CindyLou Hinkle, Commercial Art Hi da Hollman, Health Assistant Dennis Holling, Printing Bruce Hopeck, Plumbing Jchr Horuath, Carpentry Tanny Houseknecht, Cosmetology Daryl Houser, Auto Mechanics Wi ian Hudock, Plumbing Bret Htttenstine, Drafting Pa.I lmbriaco, Electricity Cindy .eno, Distr'butiue Ed. canes Johnson, D'stributlue Ed. Eluan .ones, Plunbing ..ud'th Jubay, Hea th Assistant Leui Judge, Auto Body n .eflrey Justolir, Drafting .elirey Kakaley, Sheet Metal 'ed Kapes, Commercial Art Bernadette Karllck, Cosmetology Dave Lay chack, S heet Metal nine 1 Richard Lazarsky, lllac llorrnan Lehman, Hort'culture Matthew Leib, Cabiretr llea Leonard, Electr'c' Jau'd Leshko, Printng 'honas Leshko, Auto Body Robert Lewis, Weld' ng Antnony Longazel, Data Processing Gloria Longo, Commercial Art James Luchash, Masonary Pamela Luchi, Food Service caseuic, Distributive Ed Donna Lu Ignatius L naking ill ukatch, Plumbing orics William Mace, Electr Eric Magtschak, Carpentry Brad Mat ara, Sheet Metal Maleski, Hort'culture Colleen Mal oy, Draltng oy, Carpentry Williar Vanganelli, Masonary archetti, Masonary Ja.nes llaro o, Mach' Raymord Mike llal Jellrey M n Doreen M Michae l Ray Maru Mark llarslcano, We Dia ella rs't, Healtl artini, Data llartzen, Pr' sak, Cabine ne 2 ding Assistant Processing nting tmaking .mie, Cabinetmaliing Mary Lynn Massa, Horticulture Robert John ll Mary ll Peter ll Rena M lllaria l lllarise Matrishion, Auto Mechanics attie, Cabinetmaking atusick, Health Assistant latuskevich, Machine2 aylath, Data Processing dazzle, Distributive Ed. McGowan, Cosmetology lllatthevv McGowan, Machine 2 .oann l Shawn Ac.arer, Distributive Ed. l'cv'onigle, Commercial Art 'homas 'll'fal, Cabinetmalcing Charles M' er, Data Processing Robert ie Mary L Robert lliller, Sheet Metal 'William ll' er, Auto Mechanics Edd M'sa v evich, Auto Body yin Mitcho, Health Assistant lloca, Auto Mechanics Richard lrlo'sey, Auto Body Mark lMondero, Carpentry John ll Paul ll Wayde otto, Carpentry oyer, Data Processing lloyer, Printing Gerald llumie, Electronics Kev'n M Gerrcy Ruggiero, Welding Ran y Sabol, Sheet hletal Robert Sagan, Printing Grace Sargent, Data Processing Eric Saxon, Electricity Robert Schnee, Masonary Barbara Schoch, Data Processing Kenneth Schugardt, Data Processing Carl Scott, E ectronics Nadine Sedon, Horticulture Joseph Seery, Carpentry Cynt ia Sereta, Data Processing Richard Serra, Electricity Bernadette Sheeto, Health Assistant Deborah Sheeto, Data Processing Ronald Shinko, Masonary Joseph Shott, Plumbing Ronald Shultz, Electricity -'nda Simko, Apparel Assembly M'chael Sisock, Auto Mechanics C'r's Sitoski, Data Processing r Sitosni, Distribut've Ed. Ivrayne Snith, Welding .r aie Smolinsky, Data Processing .om Smu ligan, Auto Mechanics Cfarles Snyder, Weld'ng il Nl 'dar'e M.mie, Distributive Ed. Suzanne Vlushocv, Data Processing Zrav'd Mlsser, Distributive Ed. Joa'n Danes, Food Service Mi dred Cakes, Food Service Wi 'am Wi 'am Palinchak, Drafting Sandra Papaj, Cosmetology Irornick Parrell, Electricity Betty Pelloclr, Apparel Assembly Angela Perna, Food Service Ja nice Petri, Apparel Assembly Tony Petruslkih Carpentry .effrey Planutis, hlachine2 Cnuschalc, Carpentry Mine Plitnick, Print ng Join Pollard, Electronics Catherine Palumbo, Distributive Ed. Patricia Potenza, Food Service lllasonari Tommy Prolcipchak, y Debbie Raber, Horticulture Patty Ratchko, Data Processing Richard Rentlco, Plumbing Barbara Rinehimer, Health Assistant Carol Rogers, Commercial Art Michael Romanelli, Auto Body Theresa Romanelli, Data Processing John Rossi, Masonary Paul Rossi, Carpentry 84 Maru Spargenburg, Printing .oarn Sta'kevich, Food Service 'hr 'ia C is Stefanislco, Electricity .J rne Stefanisko, Data Processing Edd'e Stefanisko, Welding ll ichele Steiner, llara Sterenchock, Auto Mechanics Debbie Steward, Raloh Stola, Electricity .aurie Storaska, Fra Arr .oseph Svven 'lonas Swir 'lonas Syd o, See iga Rayn -mda Tarse ik Stratchko, e Sweene Distributive Ed. Cosmetology Distributive Ed. Data Processing y, Drafting da, Auto Body ble, Brian Tisi, Macs Paul Tobias, Joseph Tom ' Michael Tra' Sle n W Plumbing Carpentry ond, Distributive Ed. li, D'str'butive Ed. ia Terrac'no ata Roger Thomas, Maryanr Tico Processing I J Auto Mechanics y, Cosm etology 'ne2 et Metal 'eld' 1 H9 gucl, Pimbing Thomas Trisnman Berrard Tyclinslgt Paul Unger, la l Food Service , Drafting ing Keith Vendura, Welding Theresa Verba, Data Processing Gary Vetter, Masonary Gary Viechec, Plumbing Robert Visgaitis, Electronics Kevin Wagner, Drafting Carol Walter, Distributive Ed. Thomas Wanick, Auto Mechanics Brian Wardingo, Plumbing John Wargo, Cabinetmaking Leslie Wargo, Drafting Kathleen DeMoraes, Cosmetology Debbie Washko, Food Service Joe Wayne, Plumbing Jeffrey Wersinger, Masonary Donald Whitenight, Auto Mechanics Mark Wilcko, Auto Body David Williams, Carpentry Edwin Wisniewski, Drafting Edward Witchin, Sheet Metal Marlene Witner, Apparel Assembly Robert Woodring, Masonary Thomas Yagalla, Printing Richard Yakubik, Electronics Ervin Sandrock, Auto Mechanics Paul Yaskanich, Carpentry Joseph Yenchick, Carpentry James Yenkevich, Printing Joseph Yurcho, Auto Body Margaret Yurescko, Data Processing Maryann Zahay, Distributive Ed. Carl Zanolini, Carpentry Gary Zelenack, Electronics Mark Zelenack, Masonary Michelle Zellner, Apparel Assembly James Ziller, Machine 2 Joseph Zola, Cabinetmaking PRACTICAL NURSING Miss Barbara Baran Miss Charlene Bohlander Mrs. Helen Dargay Miss Deborah Demko Mrs. Jackie Fitzpatrick Mrs. Ann Hauze Miss Annette Horvath CLASS X Miss Andrea Hunadi Miss Suanne lgnarski Mrs. Barbara Pcolinsky Mrs. Mary Susan Mathuse Mrs. Linda Orbach Miss Elaine Probert Mrs. Angeline Vito PRACTICAL NURSING Miss LeAnn Anthony Miss Leanne Avillion Miss Kayann Bloss Miss Karen Chevinski Miss Veronica Garstka Miss Jacqueline Heller Miss Judith A. Jacobs Miss Debra Krause Mrs. Mary Lou McGrory CLASS XI Miss Kathy Molinaro Mrs. Jacqueline Nicolardi Miss Lynn Pape Miss Patricia Patrick Miss Rachel Sheridan Miss Sandra Slowik Miss Janet Stefanovich Miss Mary Zoshak SENIOR DIRECTORY Michael Acri, HHS 536 North Laurel St., Hazleton Graphic Arts Occupations Karen Arthur, HHS 933 W. 15th St., Hazleton Health Assistant Ronald Ashman, HHS Box 221, RD. 2, Drums Electronics Technology James Attore, HHS 674 Hayes St., Hazleton Millwork 8. Cabinetmaking Christine Balas, HHS 108 N. Cedar St., Hazleton Health Assistant William Banas, BHHS 300 W. Green St., West Hazleton Scientific Data Processing Peter S. Bard, HHS 991 N. Manhattan Ct., Hazleton Electronics Technology David Bayer, HHS 624 N. Wyoming St., Hazleton Millwork 84 Cabinetmaking Nicholas Bedio, HHS 31 Old St., Hardwood Mines Electricity Brian Bellet, HHS Rd., Haddock Machine Shop James Belusko, HHS 606 N. Church St., Hazleton Carpentry Barry Berger, HHS Rd. 2 Box 252, Drums Carpentry Thomas W. Bielskie, HHS 1079 Alter St., Hazleton Plumbing 8t Pipefitting Susan Bindo, HHS 17 Broad St., Beaver Meadows Cosmetology Barbara Blumer, FHS 529 Luzerne St., Freeland Cosmetology David Bott, WHHS Nuremberg Carpentry Larry Bott, WHHS Main St., Nuremberg Commercial Art Dale Bradley, WHHS Rear 123 E. Broad St., West Hazleton Machine Shop Patricia Brandmier, FHS 118 Slope St., Drifton Health Assistant Gary Braskey, WHHS 306 North St., West Hazleton Drafting Leo Brestowski, HHS Rd. 2, Drums Millwork St Cabinetmaking Kathleen Brill, HHS 323 Scotch Hill, Lattimer Mines Food Service Darlene Brobst, WHHS Pine St., Nuremburg Apparel Assembly Charles Buchert, BHHS 767 Carson St., Hazleton Sheet Metal Gabe E. Budda, FHS 525 Front St., Freeland Plumbing 84 Pipefitting Jay W. Budgeon, WHHS Rd. 1, Sugarloaf Millwork St Cabinetmaking Leonard Burger, HHS Rd. 2, Drums Horticulture Ronald Burger, HHS Rd. 2, Box 63, Drums Horticulture Sandra Burger, WHHS Rd. 1, Box 43, Sugarloaf Health Assistant David Cabell, HHS 317 W. 6th St., Hazleton Electronics Technology Samuel Caldwell, WHHS Food Service John Capozzelli, BHHS 112 Ridge St., Freeland Electricity Mark Capozzelli, HHS 25 E. 22nd St., Hazleton Plumbing 84 Pipefitting Joseph A. Careyva, WHHS Rd. 1, Box 387, Ringtown Farm Mechanics Bernadette Caso, BHHS 304 E. Broad St., Hazleton Apparel Assembly Thomas Charnigo, FHS 924 South St., Freeland Commercial Art Michael J. Cherba, HHS 139 Dean St., Beaver Meadows Millwork 84 Cabinetmaking Margaret M . Chulock, HHS Beaver St., Beaver Meadows Food Service Andrea Chunko , WHHS Hazleton-Berwick Highway, Sugarloaf Cosmetology Joseph Chunko, BHHS 40 Main St., Harleigh Automotive Mechanics Rocco Ciavarella, HHS 911 Alter St., Hazleton Masonary Deborah Ciekalsky, HHS 601 S. Kennedy Dr., McAdoo Apparel Assembly Diane Cieniawa, HHS 43 S. Kennedy Dr., McAdoo Apparel Assembly Margaret A. Clark, HHS 349 W. Elm St., Hazleton Cosmetology Art Mary Constantine, HHS Box 29A, Drums Commercial M. Theodore Contrady, WHHS 121 E. Maple St., Treskow Machine Shop Fred Corch, HHS Sheridan St., McAdoo Graphic Arts Occupations Tim Corrigan, HHS 636 Alter St. , Hazleton Commercial Art Cindy Croll, WHHS Zion- Grove Cosmetology DominicA. Cusatis, HHS ' 898 N. Vine St., Hazleton Sheet Metal Kerry Davis, HHS Hazle Village Electricity Maurice DeAngelo, HHS Rd. 1, Box 108, Hazleton Plumbing St Pipefitting Gary DeFrain, WHHS Rd. 1, Sugarloaf Horticulture ' Susanne DeFrancesco, WHHS 47 Crystal Ridge Rd., Hazleton Health Assistant Rosanne DeLash, HHS 100 S. Poplar St., Hazleton Scientific Data Processing Mark Dennison, WHHS Zion Grove Carpentry Bill Dixon, BHHS P.0. Box 376, Ringtown Welding Marybeth Dougherty, HHS 697 Carson St., Hazleton Food Service David Dower, HHS 139 W. Green St., Hazleton Electronics Technology Michael Drum, FHS 1232 Walnut St., Freeland Electricity Arthur Dubroski, HHS 30 W. Maple St., Hazleton Automotive Mechanics Andrew Duda, FHS 634 Cedar St., Freeland Scientific Data Processing Robert G. Dutz, HHS 516 E. 6th St., Hazleton Graphic Arts Occupations Jeffrey Dziak, HHS 665 Hayes St., Hazleton Carpentry Ronald Elliott, FHS 816 Carbon St., Freeland Sheet Metal Tony Esposito, HHS 639 Monges St., Hazleton Millwork 81 Cabinetmaking Jeanmarie Farley, HHS 212 S. Cedar St., Hazleton Scientific Data Processing Anthony M . Feifer, WHHS Box 52 Hazle St., Nuremberg Drafting Richard Figueiredo, WHHS 38 W. Oak St., Treskow Carpentry Robert W. Fox, WHHS Rd. 1, Box 323, Hazleton Automotive Mechanics Floyd French, FHS Rd., Box 1172, Freeland Millwork 84 Cabinetmaking Thomas D. Fritz lll, HHS Box 264, Hazleton Automotive Body 84 Fender Nicholas Furnanage, WHHS Rd. 1, Box 13B, Sugarloaf Farm Mechanics Thomas Galada, HHS 100 Dean St., Beaver Meadows Horticulture Ellen Galajda, HHS 34 Maple St., Apparel Assembly Thomas P. Gallagher, BHHS 498 S. Cedar St., Hazleton Graphic Arts Occupations James Geisick, WHHS 442 W. Green St., West Hazleton Welding Catherine Gelatko, WHHS 117 E. Maple St., Treskow Health Assistant John Gentle, HHS 950 Grant St., Hazleton Millwork 8t Cabinetmaking Ricky Gentle, HHS 837 W. 20th St., Hazleton Automotive Body 84 Fender Tony Gentle, HHS R. 740 N. Locust St., Hazleton Scientific Data Processing Cathy Gerhard, WHHS Junedale Health Assistant Lawrence Giannott, HHS 623 Meade Ct., Hazleton Machine Shop Donna Gorski, BHHS 976 Grant St., Hazleton Scientific Data Processing Lawrence J. Grebey, BHHS 598 N. Sherman Ct., Hazleton Drafting Patrick Green, WHHS Box 95, Conyngham Masonary David Gregory, HHS Rd. 1, Drums Sheet Metal Robert Gregory, HHS Box 153 Sleepy Hollow, Drums Sheet Metal Debra Gromel, FHS Rd. 1, Box 1574, Freeland Scientific Data Processing Joseph Guydish, WHHS Shepp St., Sheppton Electricity Michael Harvilla, WHHS 119 E. Market St., Treskow Machine Shop Barbara Hauze, WHHS Sybertsville Horticulture Robert Herbinko, HHS 512 E. Broad St., Hazleton Automotive Body 84 Fender Edward Hess, FHS 1028 Birkbeck St., Freeland Automotive Mechanics Cathy Hildebrand, HHS Rd. 1, Box 176A, Drums Food Service Scott Hill, HHS 669 Roosevelt St., Hazleton Electronics Technology . Lemore Hoffman, Jr., HHS Rd. 1, Box 289, Drums Automotive Mechanics Mark Holly, HHS 653 S. Kennedy Dr., McAdoo Millwork St Cabinetmaking Cathy Horvath, HHS 142 N. Kennedy Dr., McAdoo Food Service Frank Hovanec, WHHS Rt. 924, Oneida Commercial Art Lawrence Hruniuk, WHHS W. Pine St., Sheppton Automotive Body 8. Fender Janet Hupczey, HHS 433 E. Walnut St., Hazleton Scientific Data Processing Nlancy Hupczey, HHS 433 E. Walnut St., Hazleton Scientific Data Processing Scott lvory, WHHS 924 Winters Ave-., West Hazle Sheet Metal David Johnson, WHHS Rd. 1, Box 564, Sugarloaf Graphic Arts Occupations Ronald Judge, WHHS Box 43, Nuremberg Carpentry - William Judge, WHHS Rd. 1 Miller Road, Zion Grove Electronics Technology Karen Kaschak, HHS 625 E. Diamond Ave., Hazlet: Cosmetology Joseph Kassock, HHS 619 N. James St., Hazleton Scientific Data Processing James Keller, BHHS 49 Main St., Lattimer Scientific Data Processing Robert Kepp, WHHS 106 New Cranberry, West Haz Plumbing 84 Pipefitting Brian Kisenwether, HHS Rd. 1, Drums Electricity David Kishbaugh, HHS 188 S. Pine St., Hazleton Machine Shop Donna Kistulentz, HHS R. 834 N. Laurel St., Hazlet Food Service Christine Klinger, HHS Rd. 1, Box 353, Drums Apparel Assembly Patricia Knelly, HHS 26 Back St., Ebervale Scientific Data Processing Diane Koch, HHS Rd. 1, Box 290, Drums Scientific Data Processing Dean R. Krause, WHHS Rd. 1, Sugarloaf Plumbing gc Pipefitting Robert Krensavage, HHS 230 S. Kennedy Dr., McAdoo Welding Gary Kringer, HHS 6 Bayview Ave., McAdoo Millwork 8. Cabinetmaking Laurie Kropp, HHS 321 E. Elm St., Hazleton Scientific Data Processing Andrew Krzemien, BHHS 511 W. Green St., West Hazleton Drafting James P. Kunkel, HHS 15 James St., Hazleton Machine Shop Albert M . Kutsko, WHHS Rd. 1, Box 395, Ringtown Millwork 8. Cabinetmaking Diane L. Labuda, WHHS 827 Winters Ave, West Hazleton Cosmetology Larry Landis, WHHS Rd. 1, Sugarloaf Welding Mary Lechner, WHHS 599 McKinley St., Hazleton Health Assistant Glen Lehman, WHHS Rd. 1, Box 317, Sugarloaf Horticulture John W. Lescowitch, WHHS London St., Weston Automotive Mechanics Stephen Lisbinski, HHS 451 E. Walnut St., Hazleton Graphic Arts Occupations Joseph Luchetta, WHHS 14 N. Pine St., Treskow Machine Shop Barry Lutz, HHS 802 S. Kennedy Dr. McAdoo Carpentry Mark Macejko, HHS 509 E. Kiefer Ave., Hazleton Carpentry Diann Mainiero, HHS 550 Hansel St., Hazleton Distributive Education Terrence Malloy, BHHS 149 S. Pine St., Hazleton Scientific Data Processing Pamela Manna, WHHS 7 N. Chestnut St., Treskow Health Assistant Roger Marchetti, BHHS 137 N. Wyoming St., Hazleton Scientific Data Processing Michael Marencin, FHS 104 Ridge St., Freeland Commercial Art Henry Mariano, HHS 706 N. Vine St., Hazleton Millwork 8. Cabinetmaking Diane Markle, HHS 332 Main St., Jeansville Cosmetology Peter Marsicano, HHS 663 N. Laurel St., Hazleton Carpentry Ann Massage, HHS 186 New Coxville, Beaver Meadows Cosmetology Cheryl Matalavage, BHHS Rd. 1, Box 534, Harwood, Hazleton Apparel Assembly Michael Matonte, HHS Box 100, Pardeesville Sheet Metal Edmund Mayernick, HHS 925 Liberty Ct., Hazleton Sheet Metal Matthew Maylath, WHHS Box 308 A, Sugarloaf Carpentry Neil W. Mazzi, HHS 843 N. Church St., Hazleton Graphic Arts Occupations Debbie McClellan, HHS Rd. 2, Drums Commercial Art Louise McHose, HHS 447 E. Keifer Ave., Hazleton Scientific Data Processing Debbie Merenda, HHS Hazle Village, Hazleton Cosmetology Scott Michalesko, FHS Hi-Tor Drive West, Freeland Drafting Michael Miller, HHS 48 James St., Kelayres We ding Mauro J. Molinaro, HHS 865 h. Church St., Hazleton P unb'ng 8 Pipefitting Johi Monsorno, HHS R. 333 W. 20th St., Hazleton Machire Shop James ll. Morrell, HHS 613 Carson St., Hazleton Plumbing 8 Pipefitting Dennie L. Morrison, FHS 1125 Birkbeck St., Freeland Sheet Metal Gerald Nenstiel, WHHS 520 Main St., Tomhicken Machine Shop Derek Novak, WHHS 151 Hollars Hill, Hazleton Drafting Char es O'Donnell, HHS 164 Main St., Jeansville llacline Shop Raynond Orth, WHHS 402 Allen St., West Hazleton Jraftng Michele Palko, BHHS Box 76, Drums Cosmetology Daria Parente, HHS 846 E. Diamond Ave., Hazleton Scientific Data Processing Anthony Parlatore, HHS 783 N. Vine St., Hazleton Electronics Technology Nancy Paterick, WHHS 625 W. GreenSt., West Hazleton Cosmetology Java J. eavravsm, Nuns 314 Putnam St., West Hazleton Electronics Technology Ceorgene Peak, WHHS 210 5th West Clay St., W. Hazleton Drafting J Ronald Perkowski, BHHS 92 S. Locust St., Hazleton Masonary Anthony S. Perna, HHS 3 Fifth St., Kelagres Automotive Body Fender Betty Jo Peterson, HHS 315 E. Beech St., Hazleton Scientific Data Processing Michael Petri,gHHS Box 111 Star Route, Hazleton Automotive Mechanics Judy Petrosky, HHS Rd. 1, Box 46, Drums Cosmetology Warren Phoenix, HHS 24th 8 Alter Sts., Hazleton Plumbing 8 Pipefitting Dominic R. Pino, WHHS 227 Winters Ave., West Hazleton Scientific Data Processing Jean Pollack, HHS Rd. 1, Box 152, Beaver Meadows Cosmetology Ronald Poluka, HHS 432 Carleton Ave., Hazleton Electricity Kathy Pombo, BHHS 559 N. Wyoming St., Hazleton Cosmetology John Poproch, HHS 616 Arthur St., Hazleton Carpentry Jamie Popso, BHHS 554 S. Cedar St., Hazleton Horticulture James Porpiglia 121 E. Green St., Hazelton Automobile Body 8 Fender Anthony S. Porreca, HHS R. 781 Alter St., Hazleton Automotive Mechanics Robert Porreca, HHS 665 N. Vine St., Hazleton Automotive Mechanics Russell P. Postupack, HHS 36 S. Cleveland, McAdoo Welding James Prokopick, HHS 123 Broad St., Beaver Meadows Plumbing 8 Pipelitting Tommy Puskar, WHHS 12 W. Oak St., Treskow Machine Shop Nancy L. Reinmiller, HHS Rd. 1, Box 241 A, Drums Scientific Data Processing Linda Ripple, BHHS 852 Emerald Ct., Hazleton Cosmetology Mary Ann Rock, WHHS 20 Tamarack St., West Hazleton Health Assistant Mark Rusnock, HHS 665 N. Sherman Ct., Hazleton Masonary Carol Sabo, HHS 1013 Grant St., Hazleton Commercial Art Robert G. Sabol, HHS 694 N. Locust St., Hazleton Electronics Technology Thomas Sabol, HHS Third St., Beaver Meadows Carpentry lllilliam Saccketta, WHHS .unedale Machine Shop .ohn Salata, HHS 649 S. Kennedy Dr., McAdoo Millwork 8 Cabinetmaking Nancy Scatton, HHS 378. Hazle St., Hazleton Scientific Data Processing Richard Schabener, HHS 589 N. Locust St., Hazleton Scientific Data Processing Faith Schmeer, HHS 518 E. 6th St., Hazleton Scientific Data Processing Mark Schumack, HHS 344 W. Elm St., Hazleton Graphic Arts Occupations ..ohn Scott, WHHS Rd. 2, Box 78, Drums Nlillwork 8 Cabinetmaking David Screenock, HHS 732 N. Wyoming St., Hazleton N achine S op tackle Seiwell, HHS E17 Main St., Jeanesville ealtb Assistant Roy Sell, HHS 608 Grant St., Hazleton Food Service James Shafer, HHS 31 W. Noble St., Hazleton Masonary Lewis Shank, WHHS Main St., Rockglen Automotive Mec anics Richard Sherrock, HHS 52 Broad St., Beaver Meadows Millwork 0 Cabinetmaking Eddie Shiroki, BHHS 101 St. John Dr., Drilton Electricity Cindy S. Shoup, WHHS Rd. 1, Box 212, Ringiown Apparel Assembly Sharon M. Shutovich, HHS 582 Cleveland St., Hazleton Health Assistant Diane Simko, WHHS 825 Wirters Ave., West Hazleton Cosmetology Bruce Slusser, WHHS 617 Harvey St., West Hazleton Automotive Mechanics Randy Tombasoo, HHS 793 N. Laurel St., Hazleton Drafting Peter D . Tranguch, HHS 565 Cleveland St., Hazleton Plumbing 84 Pipefitting Donald G. Traub, HHS 626 N. Locust St., Hazleton Electronics Technology Brian Trishman, WHHS Box 62, Nuremberg Masonary Kathy Tucci, HHS 668 Taylor Ct., Hazleton Health Assistant Johnathon Tufts, WHHS 130 Gowen St., Fern Glen Welding Lowell T. Ulshafer, WHHS Nuremberg Commercial Art Diane M Vajda, HHS 575 N. Wyoming St., Hazleton Health Assistant John Vasinda, HHS 1401 Roberts Ave., Hazleton Electricity Ann Walters, HHS Rd. 1, Box 362, Drums Scientific Data Processing Mark Waskovich, HHS Box 62, Drums Welding Sandra Watro, HHS 158 W. Muir Ave., Hazleton Health Assistant Robin Weaver, HHS Rd. 2, Box 158, Drums Electronics Technology Wilbur Wenner, HHS Rd. 2, Box 37, Drums Scientific Data Processing William Wensko, HHS 833 W. 6th St., Hazleton Electronics Technology Nancy Wilkinson, HHS 128 E. Jackson St., McAdoo Food Service Kenneth J. Williams, HHS 51 Berwick St., Beaver Meadows Plumbing 8t Pipefitting Michael Witchin, FHS 1127 Chestnut St. , Freeland Electricity Paula Witkowski, HHS 24th 84AIter Sts., Hazleton Health Assistant George A. Yanochko, FHS 119 Ridge St., Freeland Plumbing 81 Pepefitting Denise Yanuzzi, HHS 1 E. Diamond Ave. , Hazleton Health Assistant Margaret Yanuzzi, HHS 653 Lafayette Ct., Hazleton Cosmetology Michael Yencha, FHS 125 Main St., Rd. 1, Freeland Sheet Metal Pam Yuaovchak, WHHS Box 225A, Sugarloaf Commercial Art Jean M. Zajac, WHHS Rd. 1, Sugarloaf Apparel Assembly Marcia Zapotocky, HHS 650 N. Wyoming St., Hazleton Cosmetology Joy Zboray, WHHS 200 Forest Lane, West Hazleton Cosmetology Albert Zellner, BHHS 234 W. Thirlwell Ave., Hazleton Drafting Bruce Zellner, WHHS 7 W. Clay Ave., West Hazleton Automotive Body 84 Fender Daniel Zola, HHS 800 Lafayette Ct., Hazleton Plumbing 84 Pipefitting George Zumar, HHS R. 64 Dean St. Beaver Meadows Machine Shop SPONSORS CHENETZ'S MEN SHOP INC. 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MATTEO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR BOYS WANTED QAPPLY COSMO II A.M.J 608 Landmesser Avenue No Experience Necessary Hazleton Hazleton Area Vo-Tech MARTHA JAYNE ST. MARY SALON OF BEAUTY ST. MARY'S LANDSCAPING 107 N. Church St. ' 105 N. Church Street Hazleton Hazleton R.J. MARCHETTI MENS HAIRSYLING GEBHARDT'S BILLIARD 81: BOWLING SUPPLY 139 N. Wyoming Street 124 N. Wyoming Street Hazleton Hazleton Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1976 THE HAZLETON NATIONAL BANK Main Office West End Office Broad And Laurel Streets Hazleton Shopping Center Lehighton Weatherly Weissport Nuremberg Conyngham Member F.D.I.C. AUTOGRAPHS xXl VW Q vixxsx I:-17:77 l.l THE FIRST 200 YEARS A knowledge of American history is an invitation to experience the ac- complishment, drama, tragedy and hope of an infant nation struggling to grow up. 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M. ..:,.,, ,..- - ...,,- A 'L' . f fwxiflf :'.f':.Lf' V N, - - - .-.v' 4 CHAPTERS OF MERICAN HISTORY The Stamp Act of 1765 was an attempt by Eng- land tu tax items that were wholly' Amerii:an. The rriltinists iear'tet.l in beerhing resentment which erupted into angry protestatiriris. The iirst laluritl tit the American Revtslutiun was spilled during one Quuh incident at Boston in 1770 Several Aniericanxf lost their lives river a snowball thrown at a British sentry. ln the light tu arhieve commerce equality, the United States found itself in a naval war river shipping lanes, Furl McHenry was heriotally held during a British naval lnnmbarclment. and the stars and stripes still flew after a night of harigl fighting The next morning Francis Scott Key penned the immortal wortli- of what would beccirne the national anthem. , tlnsxg tm-Eff-r fa-lt? is .- 7,2323-'fgb-LW ' Settlers had to have permanent access. tra the new landa, su canals and bridges were built to carry stages and wagon trains loaded with machinery destined For settlements in the West. The pioneers foresaw great wealth in the cheap acreage that was available. 1 i Frontiers-men cleared the wiltlerncf-5, built set- tlements and clrnve bark the indian:-. The Puny Lxpreas and means rJl:t'0mhtl1nlL.l!lun, the telegraph hocanic primary Agrifulture was thi' wealth of the country. Amemuin inventitins at the time were often rv-- latetl tu working the snil. Thi- McCnrrnir'l4 Reaper, mowing nrachinw-, ttmtiln ltmme and the Ctittun gin were instrumental in thv settling ol: new l'mnticr:,. ln 1848, james Marshall lfuuncl gold in the race ut at sawmill he was htrilcling tor lohn Sutter at Craloma. California. The lust to gut rich quick was the turn: lcvchiml this biggest and gautliefzt gold rush ever. i ri' i i While 'gold rush lever -,tate-5 wart: irit'rt-eisiriglv :xlaverv issuru Civil war tv Thi, Brtvthc'rs War' was was .ilnt-lis,I'if:tl. gripped the ttmiintry, inure tzlivitlrfcl un the rriltv out in thu liast bitterlv tonight ani thorrglr the ware remain t-vf-n tutlriv, slavery rtl rfrxrf ' 'f ic 5 T N Y. :Fw V ,. k'NL54a 'At i ,-:yt 5'i'F.i'- V at X l ' jig? X243 ' lr if 'grqgiit if ata, fr. r 1- qi ,LMI-.1-gl wg-, t. - - 'urn' '- ,f R L1 ' , 2 yr: 45: ,Q -5'r.q',fd5 iff' 'ar N., Fir:-f' 1r,r41-mega-1 fn.. ' +1 a Lxtier- gr:-w .it an alarming paw:-, often withtiut rtrgartl tn tht-lin1itsriisalvtv, Thu great Cliitagri tire ini 1871 burnt-cl the l?lI'3llll lgf, rattle market cznpirtr Lveyond rt't'rtgriititm. But the pioneer spirit waz- not hrtilaurt. Cliicagnans lwgan re- building .ind preparation: were underway to tit-lehrale the IUOtl: birtlitlay til ther tzuntrw' iii-344 ' L ' its -2,qlLl.. 5' 3'3T ' .4- ln, 4-Lfqi M i i 'tKgd5,.'2'Q!a:d ' - 'ff-2 53'5fT ,Q H' rl li ' -c, V i fn' ll l ' v 'ff A kim A . '51 'N ii lm x 1 t A ' O l .f ,- . 4 ,....f1-..,- 'rv--f , The Iron llorfeu, carrying honiesteaders, greatly lwlpcd settlement of the new country. The limi transmntinerital railroad C0l'U'tL't.'lEd tl-ire tountrv at Pmrnonttiry Summit Utah. tin May io raw. o ' T l l i 45- t f KI xi J. V N v 'r ,Y J. .A.l'.,ist5l c-1, -T, j l A . L --V I N' X XT I l n R, ,i l A i .4 IQ , 1 f if ti x v A .Z 1 . 4 fl-Ax: . .4 K I .tx 37: 1 .w ,' -, :V it up I A : M 7 -at if - i L Y li. I l ' L f V l . . r l 4 T y . X ' g,..., Y A ' TX- .. - I 'p4f:.,L:.. ' -5. iii ..: Aft IJ Transportation was Getting the pattern for thr- Ameritgain way ol' life The tuuntry het .inte .i with cle-ttrii' trolleyw, iititmnti- mohile sntiety biles, farm machirirrry, and laitvrles all the rage Along with the .zu-ft--euilatlitv wt travel tame n new era of nationalism. A World War twill:-ci upon the nation s voting men in units- and tight After the w.ii in Europe, the nation pulled itself toyrvtlir-r and inchi-itrv flourished nnrr- again. A tarufrec Amerira hur- ied war nit-iiitiries in the new moving pictures. teleplmnes. light bulbs, electric generatorg. stuck market tiulcer tape machines, phono- graphs and .i wealth ul' inventions, from the fer, tile mingle, oi its young inventors. Baseball he-V tame thi- naiionrtl spurt .intl prohibition wa'Q law. Black Tliur-iday, Ustuber 24, UJ20, saw the American stock market crash to the lowest level in history, Panic set in as the unemployment level slcyrocketcd, Thr- country was tn its worst economic crisis. Slowly, but -zurely, the wounds oi' the 'rrashf the dust howl, and poverty healed. nxri on RAT i on t s-was na svmrv no, 34 . A 35' -if T RA'rioN RATIOH l STAMP NG. STAMP In 33 33 . . RA-non RATION ' :mm no. srme no. g 42 43 RAT i on mrrion swuqp Ru, STAMP NO. r K K 46 ,H 47 . Thr --ter-l industry geared up for the revival while ruintw- wen' whispered in the Roosevelt atlrritniwtratttin tit anotliei impending war. The nation s leaders scoitetl, until Deceniber 7, 1041 Pearl Harbor' Industrial production re.it'hed a peak during the 'war ya-arg. Upon their return from four years ui battle. the veterans forged ahead with an eve on a hotter lifr: tor everyone. Several mod- t-r.1tr1 rewssions in the 50's and 605 reminded tautious citizens of past der aries. - e' ' iiffaa Huge strides were being taken in the scientific field. Tr.-levieion hvcrime a part ot' even' Family? life. National event-: were household topics - while they happened -- thanks tothe new medi- um, lrtdividuals and groups were seen un the tube' as they advocated new aerial reform, or justice. or special causes of their own. TV gave individuals and political systems power greater than ever be-hire. Audio-visual journalism had marie its impact Nearly 100 vears of strggling For civil liberties were realized when President Lyndon Baines lrihnson Qigned the Civil Rights Art ol' 1964 into law. The Act outlawed segregation in any iorm 1 . nu., , -- . - J,-F . - . '- . 3, spil- 7 5 rl, , a, Qrdlil- lgfa U' G , A . erl-ra-fr-.utr . '-ff Yi ' ' ' 'E 'JT' LI tiki I 5' I4 ' A' 'fglf f 4 V- ,.1:,v- ., .14 I ve , A .JV-' if :mt .. ff -3 . , fi' 'l ,- -- -A -- '4jz,'.-'?F7:?i2ig'H 33.55--tl . -L.-jz .5 L v.. f' Qu I V' 1 ' v' f ,P . A ' .r , rag W . - . V Lri,i.LV:li.p.--T fp , T' e , it--rg:-fifiu-re.-P-A i ' 1 ' The seventies shed light on a new trouble For the nation as it approached its zooth birthday. The world s energy sources and natural re- -murces were being used up faster than they could be replertiihed. Americans once again waded into ti new froniier The energy crisis and 'ecology ' were prominent words in the language Ways to save naturc- from the neglect of mankind and ways ot' preserving precious fuel without damaging that balance of nature were the olriiectivef- of Americans across the country. Y ,. Jf If,, in- T. ,VN :A:,vAt,A fc- '- aff rf: . -'Q-J: L' ,4l,Lf1- Lafifi ' , 1 5 .124 f, A' ' --5.3 clk? in if -ff A-fHf'flL 3f,f Q! ' P rr: .ff ' - - - . fr Y -gyfareggig t 'i t t I ,-,i5Jf:g X4 at ifflg in i .A ga ks .,,5 -few, . T 4 n.5-,..u, X, , 5 , M., 19 'il ,H din, ui- .xi A 5.1 X ,, J- 2- i ' - . if 4-:T 1 if ' .1 ' 1- F' W i!r- -? . l r-1 ' ,rj Wifi' , -.iirsaiiff HE at Earths Crises spurred Americans into Further pioneering. This time . . outer space Ameri- can astronauts were the first on the surface of the moon and the US. was First to build a sky- lab' for more scientific study American is still learning and growing after a mere 200-year infancy. The uriginal determina- tion of our forefathers was told again in the words of Neil Armstrong ae he made the first step on the moon a small step for man, but a giant step for mankind. up 1, A,,' 1146? , - 'w ' L . . ,,, , 4, ,,.r ....f-w- , - W - ,. , 5 , f A f ,,x 1 v v 1 - 1 Ja..- . 4- f,,,,, T, in ff! L , ,J . .. ..,,. ff, - 1 , r wl 1 , I I ,' up 1 51. ,,. W.. A, .. wf U X., ,. ,A .X I JM, X, I V. ffl, ,Q ,, A, . W A , K v Louisiana PurcV1a5c1Aprit30,l8031 Qs f' a I 1-Q -001, ss l'm 'bc:l uN N 'l ' .- , 1 . fun' iS! T A -:continental Rn I oadtl-8699 ' Guin' , hymn - 'hal ' Gnldbscoeud C maliallfnatlaf 17 AID Z 1am,b A . . de e .ed v March? 1 THE CHANGING ATIO HAWIII 150th stalej Admitted to the Union in 1959 l wnership of land had been just a dream to most of the olonists from feudal England. With the great expanse f cheap land opening up in the West, the dream became eality. he Louisiana Purchase of 1803 opened the first sizable rontier in the Midwest, but the nation was not ready or it yet. It took a growing market in the East, where and was getting high-priced and scarce, and develop- ent of good transportation, to really start the frontier ovement. he Gold Rush caused hordes of settlers to take various outes to the Pacific Coast and its yellow riches. The ailroads brought farmers and ranchers, along with the iners, who decided to stop all along the routes and build their homes. Railroads were instrumental in the quick civilization of the West, bringing people in num- bers so large that the resentful Indians were finally pushed back into unwanted and infertile areas. America became a haven for immigrants from every na- tion as freedom beckoned them to the teeming cities of the East, the plains, and the rich west coast farmlands. Sick of the Civil War and with their own lands divided up and lost, many Southerners set out to begin again in the virgin territories. Westering soon became the national tradition as North and South moved together toward a new life. Americanism was advanced socially, by the hard-working, bare-fisted types who settled the frontiers. 011, QS MS BENIAIAIN FRANKLIN FLAG cmpzvsa umm fu an If--4 on DEATH DONT T D ON ME CULPEPER FLAG - 1775 ALSO CALLED SERAFIS FLAG. GENERALLY ACCEPTED AS ORIGINATEO BY ONE OF THE EARLY RATTLESNAKE FLAGS CARRIED BY THE MINUT BENIAMIN FRANKLIN AT COURT OF LOUIS XVI, ici N065 . 6 BENNINGTON FLAG - I777 FIRST STARS AND SIRIPES FLAG OF VICTORY UF THE GREEN MOUNTAIN BUYS. UNITED EMBLEM OF INDEPENDENCE SAID TO HAVE BEEN ORIGINI GEORGE WASHINGTON FOLLOWING ACT OF CONGRESS OF IUNE I THE FLAG DF 1818 CANTON. FIRST CONFEIJERATE FLAG merican Banne AND BARS USED FROM MARCH T861 TO MAY 1863. OLD GLORY SHOWING RETURN TO THIRTEEN STRIPES AND ADDITIONAL STARS IN NAME GIVEN BY CAPTAIN WILLIAM DRIVER, COMMANDING THE CHARLES DAGGETT IN 1831. FLAG OF THE CIVIL YIAR 1861-1865 THE STARS AND STRIPES WITH THIRTY SIX STARS IN THE U CARRIED BY THE NORTHERN ARMIES DURING LATER YEARS OF T WAR. I LIBERT TREE TO GOD CONTINENTAL FLAG CARRIED IN 1775-1777, SHWOING PINE TREE, SYMBOL OF HUSETTS BAY COLONY. IN PLACE OF THE CROSSES OF ST. GEORGE AND ST ANDREW. LIBERTY TREE FLAG - 1776 THE PINETREE COMES FROM COINS OF THE COLONY OF MASSACHUSETTS, 1652, 'AAA IAAA IAAA IAA-A I1 I FIRST NAVY STARS AND STRIPES IN ABSENCE OF SPECIFIC ARRANGEMENT OF STARS BY CONGRESS JUNE ld, 1777, IT WAS CUSTOMARY FOR NAVY TO PLACE THE STARS IN FORM OF CROSSES OF ST, GEORGE AND ST, ANDREW FLAG OF THE THIRD MARYLAND - 1778 IOHN PAUL IONES STARRY FLAG FLAG OF THE WAR OF 1812 1181248141 AT THE BATTIE UF COWPENS IANUANY- 1778 ANU USED A5 RESCUED FROM THE SEA BY IAMES BAYARD STAFFORD DURING SHOWING FIFTEEN STARS AND FIFTEEN BARS AS CHANGED UPON COLORS OF AMERICAN I-AND FORCES UNTIL MEXICAN WAN- BATTLE BETWEEN BON HOMME RICHARD AND SERAPIS, ADMISSION OF VERMONT. TFT rumour, mr rnmrmlmrs FLAG - -wx rua nr me mcxucm WAR - ms conuononf rmvs rum - msn EMBLEM THAT BLAZED THE TRAIL FOR THE COVLREO WAGON Nor ACTUALLY uszn AS REGIMENIAL cowns sv moovs am AS FLAG me FLAG THAT ovmfn JAPAN ro wesrsnn cwnuzAnoN IN me AoAmNc 40's THE mmv msncu or mn PLAINS. or conoussr AND OCCUPATION. , . ' A A A l A A A A L A . A 1 A A . , I A A A A I' n A 4 A A E A A 'I A A' A ' A A . A A A 1. A 1 A A CUIIFEUWIF WTI! IIIID 'NV' TUG fum or me smusn mzmcm wuz - lass FROM 'MY I- 1553 I0 IND of WAR' 1355- III5 IWIIE FLAG WAS me EMBLEM or uszmv THAT anoucm FREEDOM TO CUBA. soum of Freedom 94 NECESSITY IS THE MOTHER OP X jf 1515. Without realizing it, England instilled in the colonists the individual purpose and ingenuity that necessity breeds. With trade goods cut to a minimum, determined young leaders of the time set out to find ways of surviv- ing without support from the Mother Country. Agricultural methods and machines and labor saving devices were designed by our forefathers. As frontiers opened, Yankee genius had to conquer natural barriers in the wild new country, so suspension bridges were invented and methods of transportation were perfected for the purpose of opening the untamed areas. Later, they sought to section off the land with the revolution- ary and controversial invention - barbed wire. Cooper's 1-horsepower Tom Thumb train in 1830 and later, automobiles like the first Model T, and the 4-horsepower airplane, became American modes of travel from city to city and coast to coast. Americans knew that the fertile lands of this nation would produce unequalled harvests if machines were designed to take over for man. They knew also that trade routes were difficult to travel and manufacturing would have to be done close to.home. The cotton gin, textile looms, drill presses and a reaper which could cut six times as much grain as a hand scythe were some of the tools invented. Protection for themselves and for their young country prodded inventors like Eli Whitney to perfect firearms and others to work on plans for the first submarine. Young inventors like Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Edison Ccalled the nation's most valuable citi- zeni visualized machines that would light the country and open up communication with those in the far cor- ners of the nation. The telephone, telegraph, phono- graph and the first light bulb were discovered in the late 1800's and early twentieth century. This American way of doing for oneself inspired many to become inventors in their own right. Some sought to save labor and mass- produce for profit while others envisioned not only riches, but excitement and adventure as they discovered ways to defy nature. Throughout the past 2.00 years the American mind has been unleashed to take whatever paths necessary to ful- fill the needs. In the last half-century, the pace of dis- covery has been overwhelming and inventions for the taming of the universe lie in the grasp of America while the habit of finding a way is ingrained in its people. The seeds of industrial America were sown by these inventors resulting in today's mechanized society. THEY MADE THEIR M RK Men and women who helped shape America's history THOMAS PAINE, a bankrupt Quaker corsetmaker. some- time teacher. preacher and grocer wrote the most brrls tuant pamphlet ot the American Revolution. Hrs words rn Common Sense reltlecterflongings- and asplraluonsllhat have remained Dart ol American culture to this day. DAHlEL WEBSTER chose law as a career and went on to hecomemellsknuwn rn the courts and in polrtics. He was twice Secretary ol Slate with an eye always to the Presi- dency whrch eluded hrm. Chiel luslrce IUHN MARSHALL established lundamenlat principles ol Amerrcan constitutional law. Hers noted lor tus precedenlal dectaralron ot a Congressional act as unconslrlulronal. He served through lrve admimstraf tions, lrom l8Dt-lB3S. l l l , l I l ABRAHAM LINCOLN eprtomrzed the American dream ot a humble young man ascending lo the highest uflrce ol the land. He was superbly skilled at analyzing complex ls- sues and translatrng them into meaningful words lor the public. He was devoted to the preservalron ol the Union. Born a stave rn Maryland. FREDERICK DOUGLASS taught himself to read and write secretly and, at Zl. escaped to lreedom. He was an ardent abotlhonist campaigning successlully lor Negro sultrage and civil rights. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE wrote Uncle Tnm's Cabin In an eltorl to make the whole nation realize the rnhumani- ly ot slavery Her book resulted in one ol the most popue lar and controversial plays on the American stage The Civil War was kindled by' this work. l l DOROTHEA DIA worked her entire adult tile tor relorrn oi the existing penal and mental institutions In the mrd- l8ti0's, The larsl stale hospital rn the nalron at Trenton, New lersey was a direct result ol her ellorts The New Dolossusl' a sonnet composed by EMMA LAZ- ARUS rn IBB3 rs rnscrrbed on a bronze tablet at the base ol the Statue ol Liberty, She organized relrel lor lews and helped tugrluves lrom the C1ar's ghetlos to establish homes rn America. p t The creator ol the Cherokee alphabet, SIQUOVAH, was an artist. writer and sllversmtth. He used asrmple 1821 English primer to compose the characters, The lamous redwood trees ol the Paciluc coast hear his name. AMEIJA liNKS BLOUMER, best known tor a mode ot dress she adopted during her campaign tor equal rrghts lor women Though rrdrculed untrl she gave up the cos- tume, the term hloomer came to symbolize womans ind lor rndrvidual lreedom. HORACE GHEELEYS admonrlron to Go West young man was a rallying cry ol the ornneers ot America He was lounder and editor nl the New York Trrhune, He was best known lor hrs phrlosophy ot socral relorm and hrs unsuccessful had tor the Presidency in t87Z. IDSEPH FULIYZER was the lrrst lournattsl to reach a tru- ly massive audience. Hrs New York World newspaper was the symbol ol yellow ynurnallsm wrlh rts sensatronal- rsm aimed at the common man. ANDREW CARIIEGIE was a grant rn the rarlroad and steel rndustrres He belreved that rt was the duty ol a rrch man to drslrrhule hrs wealth durrng hrs lrlerrme lu that end. he eslalzlrshod 2800 lrlrrarres and many cultural halls throughout Amcrrca, A lrlelrme passron lor machrnery led HENRY FORD ln Detrorl where, rn l896.l1e completed hrs lrrst motor ve- hrzle the Ford Motor Company manulactured the lrrst Model T rn 1909. l!5,,-L, a.r Servrng an unprecedented lour lerrns as Presrdent nl the Llnrled States, FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELI was ar popular leader who made enlensrve use ol Irresrde radru chats to crrularn hrs plans and generate enlhusrasrn to push them through Congress The crrppler polromyelrlrs was conquered hy DR. IOMAS SALR rn 1953 alter more than 25 years ul research Polro was reduced by 951, rn less than ten years. SAllt's re- search cuntrnues rn Calrlornra at the Salk Instrtute RDBERI I'ROSI's poetry was elear. understated, well- metered and told the slorres ol rural llmerrca He was a lour-trme wrnner ol the Pulrtzer Prrze and has been called Amerrea's puel laureate IAARIIII LUIHER RING was a leader rn the cause nl uvrl rrghts. He had been a pastor beloro lurnrng to the cause ol segregatrorr, Hrs Ieadershrp earned hrm llre Nobel Peace Prrze rn l96ll He was assassrnated hy lames Earl Ray rn l968 V l One ol lhe must elementary symbols ol the Amerrcan way ol lrfe was eslablrslted when I. EDGAR HOOVER and hrs Federal Bureau nl Inveslrgalron G-men set out to clean up the country Hrs career spanned over 40 years. A plarn, homely woman wrlh tremendous appeal to the masses, who was always rn the tlrrClt ol thrngs de- scrrbes ELEANDR ROOSEVELT and her lrletrme ol pola- lrclnng lresrde her husband durrng hrs tour terms l l Lreulenanl Colonel JOHN GIEIIN slarled Amerrca's trav- els to outer space when he became the lrrsl Amerrcan lo orlzrt the earth. He had been an avratnr rn World War ll and a lest prlut rn peacetrrne. Ihe motron-pruture lndustry was revolulronrzed rn Amen- ca and DAVID WARR GRIFFITII became known as the Father ol the lrlm art and lung ol drreclors lor lrrs part rn thrs revolulron. Hrs camera lechnrques were the proneerrng steps ol the lndustry THURGOOD MARSHALL rs the lrrst Negro to serve as a yustrce ol the Supreme Court. Hrs law career was armed nrrmarrry at crvrl rrglrls cases GERALD R. FORD, the tirst Presrdent to acbreve the ol' lrce wrthout an electron. 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Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, . . EMMA LAZARUS The people are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty. THOMAS JEFFERSON . A truly American sentiment recognises the dignity of labol and the fact that honor lies in honest toil? OROVER CLEVELAND Be sure you are right, then go ahead. DAVID CROCKETT I A knowledge of the past prepares us for the crisis of the present and the challenge of the future. JOHNE. KENNEDY . . . That this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom . LINCOLN Historic continuity with the past is not a duty: it is only a necessity. JUSTICE OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES America is a tune. It must be Sung t0gEtI1El'. GERALD STANLEYLEE' Go West. young man, and grow up with the CO Lint VV . ' ' IIORACE GREELEY I come to present the strong claims Of suffering humanity. DOROTHEA DIX I ,..: . 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