Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1955 volume:

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'-T f P Q I MR DONTALD MALRER We the Senlor Class of 1955 are proud to dedl cate our yeal book to Mr Donald 'Vlaurer for bemg an understandmg teacher and true fr1end and a guxdlng hand for many years at the Hazleton Senlor H1gh Qchool The enmchment he has msulled m the ln es of many makes hlm one of our most beloved teachers We hope that many more students w1ll haxe the opoortumtv to have Mr Maurer as a teaeher and as a frlend 0 4 ANN MAE BT'LLI:.TIFRE Thls gear m the 1955 Janus we brmg you a ghmpse of hfe on the Home stead of H H S Here we have trled to capture not only a scholastlc picture but a plcture of the frlendllness warmth and enthuslasm whlch permeates our Hlgh Srhool Through the pages of thls book we wlll follow the trall through our Soph we reallze that we must follow lt onward le'1v1ng wxthm thc realms of our Home stead the thrllls the sorrows the Joys of our hlgh school years And so It IS the hope that ln the years to come thls yearbook can be used as a means of rehvmg and recalhng those memorles mstllled m our hearts at Hazleton Hlgh School 6 - 7 . I . . . - ' ' . u u 1 ' l , n . i , , 1 S - omore,.Junior, and Senior years. But the trail does not end here, for as Seniors . 7 I 1 ' I ' O 1470 8 ,- Q 'A 0,18 0 .QCD 4-9? 24' 44 .Wx N 55,0 it ,o in O 559 Q Qxll' g I ,Q P l'0 X A o,.f' wg. Q ' 'Q' I Rig, 'wa Q 93 shi' -is ' . 3850 'Q 'Q' X3 x2 P5 Q.: Zee- K 7 05 Q gf A ' Q' ...r 0 s 'T I Q ge' 'qs Sn' 'Q O Q Q 5 A ws' b Q . .. .J K I. 5, I 3 I Q 4 ' ' x - x. . ig. , g Q 5 1.1! ur 'W U 3124! EEE N . 'EE ! x r f--- N L VJ' iff-QSC fir, :R 1 ,Q I X I 5 ! , . 5 J . H. 3 ah...- r 5 S .wwf .....-..m..,... A - mae M A' , - R 5, in' .,, W:-4.. ,wwf 1-,Q gtg? Q QQ Q-g,,,r . -V L, if I' c. 95: :Q if sf? ' vu, Scfzaol Bama! The school board regulates the POIICICQ for all thc schools ln the cltv 'lhc bo 1rd mm lges the budget allocates funds awards contracts for the purchase of supphes and construc tlon of bulldlngs elects md dlSIXllSSGS teachers rdopts resoluuons concermng the oper mon of the schools and enforces the st xte school lms As Marshal, Mr Hlnkle super VISQS the educational program of the ent1re Hazleton Clty bchool D1StFlCt He makes suggestmns to the school board concermng pOllCl9S to be fol lovsed Our Marshal IS responslble for the executlon of the board s declslons WhlCh pertaln to the educatlonal pro gram Hats off to Marshal Hmkle for makmg our homestead one of the best IH the county MR. THOMAS L. HINKLF PH.B. M.S ffwe-WM 'Nav' u-4, 'E-'xivilsf MR GEORGE SHANNO BS MA Our newlv appomted sherxff dnects the actn 1t1es and educauonal p1 ogram of the home stead Mr Ex angehsta, our new deputx sheuff, superx ISGS attendancee and rude Mr Shanno m executmg the school 'ICIIXIIIQS Both theee men h IX e shown hne leadex shlp m settmg an ldeallstle and demouauc example wp MISS ERNESTINE GROSCH MISS JANE SEIDEL '5-suv Q 1 MR LAWRENCE EVANIGLLISTA BS MA to the studert bom Recogmtxon must he ,qlxen to the ofhne QIFIS for Lhe conxmemlous wol lx they h ue dore m k epmg the homeetmd IIIHTIIHQ efhuently Mies Cnosch IS SQLICIJIN to 'Xlr Sh mno IVIISS Sudel Qupexxxbes zttcnduee and Mme Llbor 1t1 IS oul bookkeepu M ISS CONCETTA LIBONATI 0 f QN- - - xx J I 4 K , gif' f e -' N pf m X, .ol I Y A f f , I meeeo 'bf 2.54 - -S 'I X S. iff . I .'fXfb'ff. .. 2, ' - ,- I AM - 1.33 H 2 I A S, ' SoS'e M S -e 3 1i1? i.'?'f- f - is I R I X I I . 1 :gil ,,' 1 - ' ' gfwpe, ,, 7 S . , . ., . . . 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Health4Physical Education EDWARD DONALD A B M A Latin IETER DOUGHERTY B S M Ed Physics LEON DRLMHELLER B S M A Trigonometry Algebra Solid Geometry A B M A Engllsh 'Q' nays ups.. QQ? Qqpv ,guna-.x 51 PETER FORLIANO B.S., M.A. Distributive Education ALMA M. GABRIELIS A.B., M.A. Jr. Business Training JEAN GALLAGHFR B A M S Typewrlting EDSON GARDNER M Equiv Electricity FERN GETTINGER A B M A English BS MA Health Physical Education ,ga .. it T M if ' f . ., . . 'J . , U U J 'W , tasisu ' ?' S l Y , ' 1 1 '3 egg xx I . ., .. . Q, 1 - I , 'V Y 4. 'fx ff' I. Aa ' ISABEL F. DRYFOOS V DANIEL GREGORIA ' ' l 4 I q- ' - fi as D 12 l2'1'2WZl 'e ,..amna..,w Qu-...,, BURTON HALL B.S., M.S. Music ELIZABETH HARRY A.B., M.A. Spanish EDGAR HECKM AN B S M Equix Mechanical Draxxing HFLEN HILL h B M A English ANNA HOFFMAN A B M A German English 'Wi Qi'-'ln ROBERT KEAGLE M.Equiv. Machine Shop HAROLD KOCH A.B., M.Ed. Social Science RUTH KOCH Ph B M A rt RUTH KARPF A B M A Amerlcan History MICHAEL KUSHMA 11 AB MS ,,,.ps Related Mathematics 3' 5' RUDOLPH HOTALEN X LAWRENCE B s M A KUSHMIDER 1-Z:-:L General Mathematics B S M A Algebra Health Physical Education my '11 '15 Keely-Q N fb. 'l.nulu- 4,5 fl! itha- IFRS S335 EVELYN LESSER A.B., M.A. English GENEYIEVE MQBRIDE Stenographx OfHcePr.1ct1ce Electlx e Tx pew rxtmg MARGARET XICHL GH Ph B N1 A Plane Geometrx MARY MCNERTNEY A B 'VI A Botrmx Zoology B1010gy EDVK ARD MATTHEWS 'V Plane Geometry Chemlstrw DONALD MAURER B1OlOgy qu' inf' ,amn- ?'- '!!l -vnu if -neun... LAVINIA MAURER B.S., M.A. Home Economics Supervisor HELEN MONAHAN B S M A Shorrhand Tx pewrltmg LAWRENCE NILSSOLINIE B S M A Dru er Educatlon BPSSII' IENGELLY A B NI A Ifrench LLILABET H PENIGELLY B S M A Home ECOHOYHICS 4FoodD FRANK PERSICO A B M A Itallan Y' lx gl is ml is fe 4 - 55' ' 1 7 is , ,,:. ..,- . i 0' f fx, V if -Q v is X , we M M , fc 3, if aim 4 K I ,skis N1-7 hw 2 I MARY RATTIGAN A.B. EnglishfLatin DONALD REESE B.S., M.S. l'hysic'1lTr'1ining Supervisor JOHN RFIDLHN GLR Auto Bodw JANE RICH B S M A English NICHOLAS SAR AS Bookkeeping ALBERT SAUERAKER Consumer Mathematlcs Algebra Advanced General Mathematics if M vii 15.3 ,gm-v mf NM! ffais 1' ws-..,, ANTHONY SCARCELLA B.S. Chemistry-Physical Science GEORGE SCHWARTZ B.Mus., B.S. Music Supervisor CL-XDY S SCHW ARTZ B A M A American History JOHN SENKO A B M A Chemistry FRANK SERAINY B S M S Commercial Law HOW ARD SHEI LY B S M Ed X ocational Education Supervisor Eilkrw- 335- 1. 'ZQ if ggi 'Hn-ur 4. 'hw' I K .aaa i pu MARY SWETTMAN A B M A World Historv JOHN TIMA B S M Ed Co ordlnator CI' ORGE TROLI M Equix Lablnet 'NIa.l mg REX TLRSE Business Exploration FRANK VALENTE Related Science KARL WALLEN B.S., M.A. Art Supervisor .-ff' 7...- QS .. ,um M .Q K 1 ft. Q, vu,,-v 1 -sw..-.. ki '- if it , M 4 ROSE WELSH B S M S Home Economics QCloth1ng I AUL VS ENISKO M Equn Electronics HELEN WILL B S M S Guidance Counselor ALICE VVILTSIE Arts and Crafts ANTON YEAGER Printing KARL YOUNG B.S., M.S. Bookkeeping D .sq 9. if .' av' 'N n ,A Q I Cv' I 0 Ch' Q 5. 8 O .0 O .9 lr D as 2- + 2 ' Oiled 95,1 It 0 3Nu O. : Q-Q D tb an can 'Sex - ' Gif ixms F l,-v Kfxx RW iff NN Q... is 55 av Y 49 'Av' a - .- sw .Q ' Q W X V 5. lv s' .X 0, ww 0' ' 0, I Q : '1 ss: -' W fYQQ 5 X w-I . '- EQA !Y X ,ff iT3 Q f f .-MHMflfl4k1agiBh.:-V 5 f gg 1 x Lk, 5 , Q 4 W4 3 A, ,, ,f S V . . I.- .w4.'4 4 f J an. ' .,,, , ..- M- 'ffx 4 ,Q . 1. ,- I V f M 'Amy M 'W'-'-sw,-I ' 'N ,Nm , A 'M Y- '-vfma,-V -' ..,,. A. . W fyv- , i 1,f,.,,,g,,n,W :,E,,.zf vwwrhii 47' X . izcnix mf,.,: ff M ' A l,'A1fq.f, vmwwvwxvfafeb-1 -Hwisp,-u:.:Q':anaqgwpgg,,,w,LE,Nn ' 'YR ,M . X n I ..,.,..,,,AWWW L LA ' M A N W, ., . N mfmwmmmmq-zwmf.-.., v 'w-...V ,WM 'Q nr 2 wwf, .W M, X23 r -- M ' ---'lv ,sk , A............-.. -- arm my 1, i -1. -1-11, E 11:11 I i n-ng' iq Y I ,f 7 yhf FMU? . UQ 2 i Ti i f...4g.,.. MARGARET ANN ACRI Peqgz Cute peppy and petite collector of popular records member of Girls Choral Club staunch supporter of HHS athletics particu lirlx enjoxs drixmg has 1 delightful laugh unde cided about the future l adrift' Diggers C howl Tha plflll bpm! DORIS AIKEN Doris lletsint and imiable ltss from homeroom 105 xorite schol tstu interests chemi trx ind llteriture enjoxs wx itching Bandst ind quiet ind petite a u ture VN om In in VK hite FRANK ANTHONX Al IMFCCO ll uter Little guy with 1 big he irt lixelx member of Ad x xnced Chorus outdoor enthu 11st avid baseball fin pos esses a great dl position has a wide circle of friends secretlx desires to become a professional b rseball plat er Outdoor -ldzanccd I horns JE AN ANTOIN ETTE ALLEGRETTO Jeanne Cute con cientious miss petite ind fun loung his a knxck for throwing craft parties attends all school events main interest t enjoy life desires to be come a secretary V! AX NIE ALLEN ll anne Energetic and capable mem ber of stock room crew reticent but friendly. . .high- ly rated Boy Scout. . .tal- ented tenor. . .especially in- terested in guns. . .includes the U. S. Air Force in future plans. . . I' renclz Adianccd Vhorzzs DOLORES ROSE ANCHARSKI Dolly Carefree 'md lovable miss. . an avid sports follower. . asset to homeroom 103. .. loves to dance. . possesses a friendly smile, , .desires to enter the business world to become a private secretary. Cadette Spirit Thespian NANCY L ANDERSON Nan Sweet and sincere home ec onomlc student from Drums excellent seamstress and cook enjoys reading and working with ceramics dur ing spare time lists sewing and cooking as her main scholastic interests JOSEPH ANDREUZZI oe Well liked asset to ma chme shop full of fun xrdent H H S sports fan in outdoor man with an 1 terest in guns plans a ture in the Air Force JOSEPH ANGELO oe Capable president of Can teen unexcelled on the d mce floor rates baseball is faxorlte sport popular with girls xocational stu dent from homeroom 103 future plans include the Armed Service Thespzfzn V ocatzonal ANTHONY JAMES ANTINOZZI Tony Capable senior class presi dent popular student with personality plus good looking great sense of hu mor vice president of Canteen faithful follower of school events plans to join the Coast Guard D1 ggers Outdoor Thespian JO AN MARIE ARTHUR Joanny Capable president of Choral Club vice president f Thespian peppy miss talented ballerina and tap dancer. . .enjoys music. . . rates advanced chorus as most interesting class. . .d - votes spare time to cooking. Tlzespian Szrirnming Choral Fodetfe Advanced Chorus GENEVA ANN AVILLION Jeannie Dependable associate editor of the Mountaineer. . . friendly blue-eyed gal with a lovely smile...favorite pastimes are swimming dancing, and sports. . .am- bition in life-to become a private secretary. . . Thespian Spirit Diggers Mountaineer 9991 YF' x LOIS ANN AVILLION Cooltze Congemal '1cadem1c student loads of fun mam IH terests dancmg and sports dex Otes sp IFS tune re ldmg, often seen tt C ln teen rrdent footb 111 fan pl ins to 3,0 ln tr illllllg, 6 adcfle LOUIS M ILLIONI Lozm Outstandrng, and x xluable st xr on the gr1d1ron good loolxlng am1able lad sh 1rp dres er rates sports hlghlx desrres to become a professronal IH the field of sports CAROLHN BABBISH Carol Pleasant hlxeable prettx x oung mx ma1n mterests lnclude sxxrmmmg danclng and roller slxatlng rates tx ping and Engl1sh h1gh on her llst of subjects plans to become a receptlomst rn New York Cltx PATRICIA BAKER I czttz Charmlng blonde rm s fun loxmg, and full of pep lox es to dance ardent sports fan ch1c dresser a falthful Canteen attender plans to become a Flor ence IN1ght1ngale fadelie I Izmal Thespzan Su zmmzng RON ALD STEVEN BARKUS Itonald Rather reserx ed but affable box from homeroom 103 fax OFITQ class booltlseeplng well mannered and frxend l dependable member of the Commerclal Course plrt t1me xx orker at Pr1ce s future plans undecrded CARMELA R BARLETT Carmels Lox elx DUNS xx1th an attrac me ponx t'11l ma1n IH terests are xxlmmlng and dancmg present at all H H S athleuc ex ents often seen at Canteen future plans a secretarlal career Caddie Su zmmzng Spzrzt 'hs' ni 'Q-.. DAX ID LEE BARNHART Barney Blonde and nonchalant alxxax s roots enthusrasucallx for H H S comes from Drums spends spare tlme bu1ld1ng model rarlroads xaluable member of the Band next stop Ienn St 1te Center Band ROSALIE AIN N BARTENOPE Rosze A serrous nnnded and qulet lass from D1str1but1x e Ed lllxes to hsten to muslc and read pet peexe ls gum crackmg plans to go mto the field of med1c1ne RICHARD KENNIETH BECHTLOFF Dzck A qu1et and am1able lad lxkes to tmker xx1th radlos holds an rnterest rn chem lstrx attends all ba ket ball games plans to Joln the U S Arr Force aft r graduauon Outdoor Photography JOSEPH GEORGE BEGIA OE Good natured box enrolled IH the General Currxculum has a blg 1nterest rn stock cars rates chemls trx h1gh plans to serxe Unce Sam ln the U S Armx ANN MAE BELLETIERE llauno XIVHCIOUS cheerleader Wlfll a magneuc personalxtv known for her dark spark llng eves and long black halr ambltlous honor student capable edltor ln chxef of Janus dlsplays her Oflglfl alltx xn her unusual ward robe C adette Spzrzt Thespzan Dzggers Janus Spanzsh Cheerleader JOSEPH BELLUCCI oe Splrlted quarterback of foot ball team xxho halls from homeroom 103 alxxays readx xxxth a sm1le dark handsome and popular possesses an extenslxe xxard robe xaluable member of basketball squad plans to attend college Spmt B BERN ADINE BENKO Beznze Pert and pleasant a frlend to all prefers English and commerclal lam abowe ll other classes enjoxs l1 temng to Eddle Frsher rec ords future plans unde crded SANDRA K BERGE Sandy A qu1et but fun lowng m1 s has a large clrcle f fr1ends member of Gen ertl Course hobbles 1 clude worklng mth lexther emoys dancmg sports enthuslast future unde clded Spzrzl LYLA JEAN BERISH Ly a Cute blonde mth sparklm hazel ey es enlox s dancrng plaung the plano and at tendmg basketball games commercral law and stenog rtphx rate tops mth her lntends to become a stenog rapher Thespzan Lzbrary MILDRED SYLVIA BERMAN lI1lll6 Capable secretary of the German Club possesses an enuable wardrobe loxl supporter of H H S athlet s has a keen sense of humor attends all Thes plan productrons college bound Dzygers Spzrzt Lzbrary German The pzczn MOLLY ANN BLASKO llolly A congemal and fun lovmg grrl who possesses a warm p rsonahty a COHSC1 n tlous worker llkes Engllsh best of all her sub3ects un iecxded about her future plans Ca etie Spzrzt Lzbrary JEANNE LUISE BLUMER Jeanne Amrable blonde blue ex ed lass blologg and home ec onomtcs rank as her faworlte subjects spends lelsure tlme dancmg or plax mg tenms enjoys attendm all football games plans to become a nurse Thespzan 'E ELIZABETH ANNA BODNER Betty Cute n short commerclal student from 901 enJows drawrng well llked f plans tobecomeacommer clal arttst hkes lads ln bell bottoms fav OTIIQ sub Jects adxanced art and Engllsh IRENE M BOGASH Irene Prettx and pleasant mrss of the Commerclal Currlculum d1sl1keste'1s1ng alwaxs bust enjoxs dancmg and horseback rrdxng enthu smsnc sports fan hopes to become a prnate secretary sure to succeed C adctfe Spzrzt Thespzan FLORENCE LUCY BOGNET Florente Short amlable cornmerclal student fond of dancrng 1nd sXX1mm1Ug confesses a weakne s for pretty clothes staunch supporter of all H H S sports collects tends Canteen regularly C adette Thespzan FR ANCES I BONACCI Fran Thus petlte mrss halls from homeroom 100 commer c1al student chooses ad vanced dramatlcs as faw orxte subJect enjoxs swlmrmng dancmg rates hlgh wlth Fran plans to become a prn ate secretary Cczdette Spzrzt Thespzan Snzmmzng 'X IRGINIIA DIANE BONONI Gznny Capable presrdent of Sw1m mrng Club tall dark and prettx uce presmdent of Photography Club totes her camera to all HHS acttutxes enjows dancmg xx Ill become a nurse after graduation Spzrzt Photography Janus The pzan Snzmmzng Cadefte MARLENE PEARL BOOCK Holly Admlred for her beautlful red halr pleasant and xx ell llked dew otes spare tlme to horseback rldlng and mterested IH her Sun d rw school class lncludes busmess college 1n her future plans Thespzan rt , -H - , . 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I g Et' - -N l L1 RUTH BORAN Ruth A quiet but congenial girl h is a large collection of pop ul tr records commercial student prefers English iboxe all other subjects eniox work as a pirt time xx titre s future pl ms undecided GFR -XLD BOX E Bozcy I opul ir X ocition il Club president sm ill but mighty cu e till it te goo n itured ch e hobby 1 cirs il oengox mmmmg n imes auto body and he tlth fuorite subgects pl ins to join the -Sir Force locational IATRICIA A BOYLF 111 su Short n cute redhead loxes to d tnce and go to the movies keeps her big ap petite tsecret doesn t like to be teased or kept waiting pl ms to become a sec ret ary pm! Diggers Choral C adette Thespzmz GERALD AN DREW BRAZZO Jerry Capable xice president f senior class tall and hand some outstanding partic ipant in many sports events a sharp dresser well liked by everyone future plans are undecided Diggers Spirit MARY ANNE BRUNETTE ,llary Ami' Friendly commercial stu- dent. . .always smiling. . . active Thespian. . .selects dancing as fax orite pastime . . .prefers ady anced dra- matics to other subjects. . . ardent sports fan. , .future plans include secretarial work. . . Thespiaiz Digger: Cadette Choral Spirit JANICE ANN BUEHLER Janice Efficient Janus art editor. . . loves semi-classical music and foreign cars. . .quiet and deliberate student. . .spends spare time painting and taking pictures. . .plans to prepare for a career as an art teacher. , . Diggers Janus Thespian 22 JEROME BURKAT Jerry Sports enthusiast enrolled in the Academic Course especially interested in trav ellng dislikes reckless drixing mam interest swimming and television future plans include college and seruce in the Air Force ROSALINID BURK AT Rosalind Conscientious intelligent lass pleasant honor stu dent enJoxs reading and music chooses French class is fax OFIIQ in the Ac ademic Curriculum pires to attend college and studx science bound to succeed Diggers French Thespzan CHRISTOI HER BL RNS Chris Good looking fun lowing practical Joker pride f homeroom 10a enloys puttermg around motors and fixing cars likes to ride around on a motor cx cle vsill Join the Navy after graduation ANN MARIE BLSIA Aim Uarie Pleasant sincere miss rolled in Commercial Course stenography rates as fa xorite subject enjoxs mu s c an active band mem ber for two years will be come a bookkeeper after graduation. . . C adette Thespian MICHAEL LOUIS CABELL Mike Hails from homeroom 105 . . .tall reserved general stu- dent. . .chooses math and history as his favorite sub- jects. . .spends his spare mo- ments hunting fishing and trapping, . ,undecided about future plans. . . JOAN ANN CALEK Joanie Blonde pixie. . .excellent mermaid and good dancer . . .writes ' clever poetry. . . attends all H.H.S. games. . . loyal member of Canteen. . . avid collector of records. . . Mountaineer stafT's depend- able associate editor. . , Cadetfe Swimming Thespian Illountaineer ANGELINE B CAMERON Angze XKIYZCIOUS mlss we known for her pleasmg per sonallty slngrng and read mg rate tops w1th Angle commerclal student seen at all H H S ports exents w1ll make a competent bookkeeper Dzooms The plan Fadetfe Spml choral ROSEMARX P ATRICIA CANIPBELL Rose Sweet slncere and populrr st futhful Ctnteen sec retarx honor student secretary OfSNXll11lT'l1l'lL, Club nexer mlsses tn H H S xme rttes mu IC m Ch6mlStFV hrgh future plans college SpzrztJarzu Dzgger French The pzan Suzmmzny Cadetle ROBERT D CARLY ON Bo Easy gomg lrketble lad tops as a Box Scout m rth and hxstory rate hlgh wlth th1s future colleglan lrkes sports cars but can t stand crazy drrw ers hopes t own an MG someday The plan Outdoor AN THONIY A CASSAN O Blztz lopular member of the sen lor class known for hrs smgmg abllltx valuable member of the Boxs Quar te a Canteen regular mtelllgent academlc student neat dresser hopes to attend college The 1216172 Dzgqcrs Oufdnoz 4d1.flIll?dfll0IllS JOSEI H R CASSARELLA oe Well known lad around HHS personallty plus serxes as presrdent of homeroom 100 clex er dresser has a way wlth the glrls seen drnmg a Cadlllac eICdd9m1C stu dent college bound after graduatlon Thespzan Dzggers Outdoor WILLIAM DALE CAULEY Red' Popular, good natured boy from homeroom 302 w'1de lv known for h1s red halr ardent baseball fan has a pleasmg sense of humor would hke to become a prlnter IH the future Vocaizonal CAROL CHAMBERLAIN Carol Ambrtxous presrdent of Dxg gers 21 level headed honor student wlth loads of good looks personallty and charm represents the school as a peppy cheer leader alw ax s laughmg future plans lnclude college Dzgoezs Spzz zt French C czdette Janus Outdoor NEIL F CHIRICO C huclt Athletic busxness manager loung can be seen drlvmg 1 sm :ll coupe hobbles ln clude a collectlon of COIDS md records actlve Commercnl Course hopes to attend college JANET MARIE CHISNELL Chzsze Competent presrdent f homeroom 119 sweet and popular always gets en Jox ment out of everythlng she does one of our peppy xell queens mterested commerclal student plans to attend a flmshmg school Cadette Cheerleader Spzrzt Thespzan Adzanced Chorus DOROTHE CHRISTY o Amlable pretty fun lovmg mlss loves to cut a rug a Canteen regular f vors Johnny Ray over other NOCdl1SIS her most mter estlng class math future undeclded 6 adeite Thespzan ANNA MARIE CIFRANIC Anna llarze Pleasant co operatlve lass from homeroom 119 hkes to dance and lxsten to pop ular muslc possesses a per sonal weakness for clothes a student ln the Commer c1al Course Wlth plans to become a stenographer Cadeife Splrzt Thespzan ROBERT N CITRO ..B0b,, Qulet, reserved lad half of a well known set hallmg from 214 good lookmg basketball enthuslast fa vorrte subjects Engllsh and soclal sclence finds pleas ure ln musrc and sw1mm1ng destmatlon U S Navy f . 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Y Yr A ' li Y! 1 - . , . , . , a- , - .. , - H HJ -2 . , 2 . y - ' 23 VS ILLIANI NEIL CITRO Bzllzy Fun loxmg md full of llll clnel tn H HS new comer ther h tlf o well l now n et swnnnnng n mun mterest rttes Spun h txpmg tnd Eng,l1sh 1 llXOI'lIQ ubjects future s L S IN ISOBEL LE AH CLE ARFIELD sae Noted for her frxendlx smlle po e ses an enuable tan and ft lox elx wardrobe con CIQHIIOU honor student xer attle talkatrxe and w1ttx grtceful ballerma md tap dancer p ans to become an elementarw teacher lt' pzaft Jana la cite Dzgytr jmf Fzuzca -XX THONX ROI AND COLONIBO F6 I-rlendlx wrttx md t1lk1 tue 1 populir fellow rxe tr tboxe 1ll ot er subject mterested 1n 1ll sport Ju t loxes to work S tm -Xrmx GRACE RITA COLONIBO Grant I rettx ind peppx we known for her dancmg 1b1l u utllx found 1tC1n teen and sports fm lox al supporter of the Stxl ers well liked commer clal student a future a1r l1ne ho tess Ca elle Sp llf Dzggcrs The plan MARGARET K CORRIGAN Targy Bust Cadette sentmel pettte and full of m1sch1ef famous for her naturally curlx poodle cut hkes mu slc sports and drnlng the Ford pl ms to attend Georgetown School of Ixurs ln ann zz zmmzlza S1 zz! I adcile L shcrcffe lhcspzan -ldzanced C horns JE ANI ADFLF COSTABILE Jcanzc Humorous and llkeable mtss can be found it Knotty I mes hkes meetmg, and m tktng new frlends mem ber of Marlon Brando s Fan Club a future nurse plan on entermg the State Ho pltal Choral Suzmrrmzg Spzrzt 7 he pzafz Cadette '94 ALFONSO MARK CRAIG Kzngo Cheerful and frlendlw well llked by all ltsts trlg and soc-1xl SCIQUCG as hrs most mterestmg subjects hobbles mclude huntmg and archerx plans to become in ax11t1on cadet 1n the fu ture The pzan Vocalzonal Outdoor FILOMENA CROCOMO Flashes a radtant and frtend lx smtle cheerful and courteous actne member IH adxanced chorus 0 se ses the gtft of gab would l1ke to attend college and become a teacher Spzrzt Cadeife Choral Szlzmmzng The pzafl -Idzanced Chorus JAMES JOSEPH CROSSIN Chznk I-'rtendlx ftcademxc student duotes h1s spare tune able member of the H H S SWIIIIIIIIUQ, te am interest el IU all sports w1ll enter Ienn St xte upon gradu mon ROSE 'NIARIE CUN DRO Itoszc Peppx wtttx and Joxlal a hts a speclal weak ne s for clothes lxkes danc mg and mustc star corn ed1enne of homeroom 119 her faxortte subject commercral law a student wrth plans for practtcal nursmg ANNE L CURRAN C urranze Assoctate edrtor of 'Vloun tameer sweet and prettx w1th a marvelous personal w presldent of Marlon Brando Fan Club cludes talkmg on telephone and collectmg records mam hobbles plans to be come a nurse fhozal llounlazlzcer Spzrzl Caddie Dzggem Thespzan ALBERT M CUSATIS Berlze Fun loxmg member of the Nocatlonal Course mter ested m all sports enjoxs huntlng and fishmg chooses Engllsh as fax OTIIQ subject hopes to wear the blue and whlte of the Nan Vocational Lu A- -y K If ,V If , , .1 - .l - z 's- ' . .2 . . . 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'A - v 'I , r- I 4 A A A J I A A 'I ' ' tt A KK 77 V 'f v '. - 2 ' ', , - . - ,- v,. 1 S - 1 s ' 'flea 'Q -'sqm' LEON CUSSAT U Hissern Reserved and quiet with an interesting air loyal Dragnet fan fascinated by many sports staunch supporter of the football team enjoys tinkering with autos would like to Join the Navy after grad uatlon ANNETTE L DALO Annctfc Actiye treasurer of Library Club 1 petite and cute miss with be lllllful dirk curly hur enjoys listen ing Lncl dmcmg to popular music looking forwxrd to eng rglng 1n office work ifter graduation Library Thespzon LEON LeROY DAI SON Dapper Iliys a mean saxophone in our Jazz Band quiet good natured and mannerly lad ardent H H S sports fan dislikes seeing Hazle ton lose football gimes an academic student and future mechanical engineer Band German EDWARD L DAX IS Eddze Reliable treasurer of 307 tall lanky lad plays base ball during spare time enjoys driving his white DeSoto particularly likes mechanicaldrawing hopes to become a printer in the future lrocaizorzal NICHOLAS DEAKOS Bug Humorous and sweet seems to be everywhere at once an active Thespian likes to drive and work with cars future plans in clude service and business college will make a won derful C P A Dzgger s Thespzan ROSEMARY DEFINA Dujf Attractive friendly an l1vely miss noted for her Italian boy hair cut col lects Billy Ecksteln records likes football will at tend Bryn Mawr School of Nurslng, , . Diggers Spirit Cadette Thespiorz Q'-M' i DORIS ANN DeLESE Doris Attractive, likeable, brown- eyed girl has a warm smlle and friendly d1SpOS1 tion can be found danc ing at Canteen likes hs temng to Eddie Fisher rec ords plans on mayorlng in pedlatrlcs at the Unlver slty of Pennsylvania Dzggers Cadette Thespzan Choral Spzrzt ROBERT J DELIMAN Squeeky Qulet vocational lad inter ested in science and English likes to build model air plmes jovial lad inter ested in model cars future plans include the Navy Outdoor Vocatzonal MARIE DELLARCIPRETE llarze Dark haired and five feet tall sweet and charmlng a friend to all as weakness for boys with green eyes faithful Four Freshman fan clothes conscious will certainly succeed as a stenographer Thespzan Spzrzt Lzbrary SYLVIA ANN DeLORENZO z Peppy easy going young lass from homeroom 309 enthusiastic collector of Ed die Fisher pictures e peeve is excessive homework plans to become a tel ephone operator in the near future Lzbrary Dzggers Cadette MARY LOUISE DeLUCCA Vary Lou Pretty and sincere known for her attractive smile admits she has a weakness for clothes enjoys listen ing to popular records and swimming dislikes teasing planstobecomea Wom an in White Cadette Spzrzt Thespzan Suzmmmg ALICE DEMBROSKI Cute and popular miss possesses a winning smile and marvelous personality loves popular music attends all school events enjoys television and good movies dances as often as possible. . ,a future airline stewardess. . . Cadette Janus Spirit Choral E -1, NMR 'ATM QQ--r MICHAEL PAUL DEMBROSKY Dumbo Humorous and teasing, but a mannerly lad with a ready smile.. ,main interests are track and swimming. . .his favorite subject-social sci- ence. . .an academic student with plans for college and engineering, . , Su'z'mmz'ng JOANN MARY DeMICHELE HJOU Attractive brunette with sparkling brown eyes. , . likes to dance and listen to popular records. . .enjoys public speaking class. . .bas- ketball is her favorite sport ...ardent rooter of all H. H.S. sports. . . Thespfan GERTRUDE JL DITH DEPALMA Judy nd 3 1 attractixe brunette with green ey es half of a comedy team hobbles include dancing singing and reading joys a good football or bas ketball game future ca reer includes secretarial vsork Fhoral Thespzarz Adzanced Chorus BETTY JANE DIEHL Corky Known for her long hair hails from homeroom 120 likes bookkeeping and office practice loves to read books in her spare t1me enjoys ice skating and swim ming a future secretary Lzbrary Su zmmzng GERALD J DIEHL Jerry Jovial well liked lad catlonal student enrolled in auto body shop likes tinkering with cars favor ite class is soclal science can be found at all basket ball and football games Thespzan Vocaizonal Outdoor GEORGE DOBROVOLSKY Dobbs Asincere good natured an friendlx fellow enjoys out door sports especiallv fish ing and trapping an aca demic student rates chem istrw tx ping and German as faxorite subjects f ture plans lnclude college or Coast Guard 315 JOHANNA DONATI Jo Ann Hails from homeroom 121. . has a large number of friends . . .good commercial student .. .tall attractive, brunette . .fashionable dresser. . . will succeed in whatever she undertakes. . . Thespian JOAN THERESA DOYLE Joni Pleasant, sincere, and kind . . .active member of home- room 119. . favorite class- social science. . .enjoys driv- ing a car. . .likes to listen to music and watch Bandstand . . .future plans are unde- cided as yet, . . ROBERT G DRASHER Bo Quiet reserved vocational student hailing from Drums a pleasure to know interested in mechanical drawing and cabinet making likes to hunt unde cided about the future V ocatzonal NANCY DRUMHELLER Zsa Zsa Dependable publicity man ager for Thespians pleas ant and cheerful excellent swlmmer a 'Vlarlon Bran do fan hails from 119 in the General Curriculum enjoys collecting records plans to become a hair dresser Thespzau Su zmmzng Cadette MARIE 'VIARGARET DUBETSKY U D Friendly and good humored girl a fan of the Crew Cuts quiet and well liked spare time IS devoted to skating and dancing W1 certalnly succeed in the nursing profession Library Spzrzt French Su zmmmg EDWARD L DUDECK Eddie Handsome vocational stu ful personality likes to hunt and fish secret de sire is to own his own cab inet making shop nice to know Thespzan Vocatzonal T ll - b!! .. -, . . I , K - . v IMI -1 rf ' , L I Sta s. 555142 I' .:. . 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I I I I XI I I 26 9' A sw as sm 'N' AGATHA MARY DUDINYAK Aggze An effervescent personahty always looks toward the brlght s1de of l1fe hobbres collectmg records and ay 1dly followmg the moyxes stenography lS her fi.NOI'1t6 subject a future secretary ANDREW JOSEPH DUFALLO Dulzer Reserved and QUIET a stu dent IH the Gener 11 Course flvorlte subjects are chemrstry and bot my mam rnterests lnclude at tendmg football and basket bill games and stamp collector has no future pl ms DOROTHY THERESA DUKSTA Dolly FIVQ feet two blue eyed blonde has an obsessron for buylng clothes spends her spare tlme readrng watchmg televlslon and l1s temng to Perry Como rec ords a future office glrl RONALD E DUSER Dzue Tall quret fellow from 10a enrolled ln the Vocatron al Course hkes to putter around cars favorrte sub ject electrrc shop plans to JOIH the Army after grad uatlon V ocafzonal SANDRA MYRA EDELSTEIN Sandy Attractlve blue eyed brown ette full of fun and fancy free hkes Spanlsh ch m lstry and nurse s physrcs hobbles danclng and col lectlng popular records wlll make an excellent nurse Thespzan Cadette JAM ES EIDAM Jzmmy Honor student who halls from homeroom 121 f vorlte subject IS French mam lnterests football basketball and muslc future teacher plans to attend Pennsylvanla State Unlverslty Ffellch Djggers Advanced Chorus 3 BETTY ANN ESPOSITO Llzzy Sweet mlss from homeroom hobby collectlng Jonl James records d tests stacked lockers wears beautlful clothes favorlte subjects rnclude Engllsh and typmg ture pl ms mre to become a telephone operator VIRGINIA JOANN ESPOSITO Gmger T1ny md sweet enjoys drrylng hxs loads of en ergx has a wonderful per son 1l1ty sure to be a good nurse pl ms to take her tralmng at Allentown Gen eral Hosp1t1l C adrift S11 zmmzng Tlzupzan RICHARD R EVANS Rzchze Capable art drrector of the Thesplan Club enjoys ad vanced art and chemrstry xttends the moyles regularly enjoys drlvmg W1 jom the navy after grad uatlon JOHN FRANCIS FALVELLO Holds the oHlce of presxdent IH the Outdoor Club always seen dr1v1ng around town favor1te subject xs chemlstry l1kes track swlmmmg and huntlng college mcluded ln hrs future plans Outdoor BLANCHE MARIE FARACE Blanchze Cute and frlendly as many frrends often seen at Canteen hkes to dance and swrm enjoys chem lstry and soclal sclence neat dresser w1ll enter field of nurslng Cadeite Spzrzt Dzggers Thespzan BLANCHE ROSE FARACE Blarzchle T1ny and pleasant sweet personahtv good academ IC student loves to dance Itallan and chemlstry are her favorlte subjects IS llked by all her classmates w1ll study to become an Y ray techmcran Cadetle Spzrzt Dzggers Thespzan .. - H .. . 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JOSEPH PETER FARACE Josze Outstandrng three letter athletrc star football bas laetball and baseball wonderful personalrty neat dresser rated tops b ll a very lrkeable person pl ns to go t college Thespzan Dzggers Adzmzced Cho: us RICHARD A FELICIONE Dzck Tall frrendlx lad Drclt to exeryone xocatronal stu dent rates mechanrcal drawrng as fax orrte subject enjoys collectrng old corns future ambrtron to jorn the Naxj and see the world JOHN FRAN CIS FELLIN Jackze Handsome member of the football and baseball teams rates Italran as hrs fa xorrte subject rnterested rn sports plans to go to college sure to succeed Dzgyers Thespzan ROBERT J FELLINI Fo Frrendlw amrcable guy member of the bov s swrm mrng team plans to be come a tar rn Uncle Sam s Naxy would lrke to own a powder blue Cadrllac Voratzonal Thespzan THOMAS GEORGE FIDISHUN Butch Vocatronal student halls from homeroom 301 rsts socral scrence and shop as favorrte subjects hobbres rnclude fishrng and fly tyrng I ocalzonal KERALD R FIERRARO Jer: ll A frrendlx and rnterestrng lad an outstandrng com mercral student sure to be an asset to the Navy belongs to Naval Reserxes eflicrent and well lrked Dzgqers Band RALPH C FISHER Ralphze Slow and easy gorng fellow bookkeeprng and com mercral law are hrs favorrte subjects a terrrfic member of the school band plans on enterrng the army upon graduatron Band ROBERT FISHER Fzsh Amrable carefree guy en rolled rn X ocatronal Currrc ulum sports mrnded finds hrs socral scrence class most rnterestrng an asset to homeroom 301 plans to jorn the U S Arr Force Thespzan Outdoor Vocatzonal JOSEPH J FODERARO oe Good lookrng frrendly fel low loves to hunt and fish academrc student from homeroom 171 dreams of ownrng hrs own Cadrllac rnterestefi rn avratron plans to enter Penn State JOSEPH ROCCO FOR'VIICA Uuzzy Always has a smrle for ev eryone fishes and swrms rn hrs spare trme favorrte subjects are socral scrence and typrng lrkeable lad future plans to be an engrneer Outdoor COSIMO FRANZOSA OS Serves as vrce presrdent of Vocatronal Club wrtty frrendly and full of mrschref hobbres rnclude lrstenrng to popular records and danc rng plans to race out board motors future rn ventor after graduatron Vocatzonal FRANK S FRENDUTO Skzppy Handsome academrc student known for hrs frrendly smrle and wonderful person alrty lrkes watchrng tel evrsron excels rn any class room plans to study en grneerrng rs sure to suc ceed Thespzan Dzggers 3 SUE ETTA FRY Susie Snappy majorette. . ,tall, fun-loving miss. . .talented art editor of the Janus fond of dancing and hiking halls from Drums alms to become a private sec retary Janus 'lla orelfe Spzrzt Ladette Thespzan RUTH ANN FRYE Rulhze Friendly commerclal stu dent hailing from homeroom 173 lists bookkeeping as favorite subject enjoys sports events and televlsion listening to Western mu sic is her favorlte pastime hopes to become a stenog rapher Cadette Dzggers Thespzan CHARLOTTE MARION FUCCILE Charlohe Sweet young miss always has a smile possesses a beautlful VOICE typing and chemistry are her fa vorite subjects avid mem ber of Canteen will be come a nurse Thespzan Choral CARL EUGENE FUEHRER Sonny Good looklng member of HHS swimming team never without a smile interested in photography asset to the Vocational Club plans to jom the Vocatzonal PAUL FUEHRER Ffvgoy Tall qulet electronlcs stu dent with varied IHYGFGSYS makes model alrplanes ln spare time likes all sports enjoys swlmmmg mtends to go to Penn State and join the A1r Force Outdoor Su zmmzug Vocatzonal BERNICE 'VIARIE FULTON Bermce Tall cute commerclal lass a newcomer to HHS from St Gabrlels enjovs dancing always ready with a helpmg hand t tends all games Iaithfully future plans stenography Advanced Chorus CARMEL GABRIELE axcarmvs Quiet, likeable brunette. . . honor student, . .rates read- lng as her favorlte pastime enjoys social sclence class plans to enter UHIVQFSICY of Pennsylx ama Nursmg School after graduation cheerful and optlmistlc Cadeite Spzrzt Thespzan MARILYN JANE GALLAGHER 'llurph Very pretty general student from 121 enjoys drxvlng her car faithfully attends all H H S events rates phx s1cal sclence as her favor ite subject IS fun loving and lively STE1 HEN RICHARD GASPER Fzdge Friendly likeable lad member of 310 av1d sports fan attends and supports all H H S athletic events scholastic interests SOC1al science eagerly preparing to become a prmter Outdoor Thespzan Vocatzonal RUSSELL GASSER Russ Qulet friendly fellow joys huntlng and fishing ln the great outdoors rates history as favorlte subject enjoys swimming plans to attend college after grad uatxon is sure to succeed in everythmg he attempts BEVERLY ANN GATES Bev VIVBCIOUS red headed m1ss capable president of Thesplans Advanced Chorus accompanist tremely talented noted for sparkling blue eves and charmmg smlle plans to enter the merchandlsmg fied Spzrzt Dzggers Choral Thespzan Cadette Adtanced Chorus MICHAEL ROBERT GAVITT Rabbzlt Tall carefree vocatlonal lad a Canteen regular dent sports follower jojs his social science class special interest drlvlng plans a future with the Pennsylvanla State Pollce Thespzan Outdoor Vocatzonal t 1' j l ll ' 77 .., .Y ' ' . - C Y-f - 1 ' ' - ' - - - - . . , V ll ' !Y an ' 97 ' ' . , . ... av' . . . - K r . . . . , , A ' s , . . - t i c V A. 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' ' ...en- ' ' ..,a - 'N' -- 3 , . p ' ' 29 VIRGINIA MARY GEFFERT Gznger A pleasant miss with sweet smile fax ors stenog raphy can be found at Hazleton High football and basketball games prepar ing for a career as a sec retary Spzrzt Thespzan Choral VN ILLIAM THOMAS GEMMELL Bzlly Quiet and easy going fellow efficient art editor of Janus art tops list of fa yorlte subjects ardent baseball fan hopes to en ter college welcome mem ber to any group Janus 1'rench I AUL GENETTI Paul Fun loxing good looking and cheerful vocational lad likes to putter around cars possesses brown w uv hair looks forward to the day when he will own a hot rod a future machin Vocatzonal ANN MARIE GEORGE A1111 A sweet petite miss terested in H H S sports eyents talented pianist rates nurses chemistry as favorite sub1ect plans to become a Florence Night ingale at Mercy Hospital Cadette thorczl Thespzan Dzgyers LAURA LEE GEORGE Laurie Dark ey ed attractlye senior actiye supporter of H H S football and basketball teams. . .collects popular records as a hobby. . hopes to be one of Americas future fashion designers. . . Thespiarz Spirit Cadelle Szrimmirzg SUSAN JANE GII DENBERG S :wie Iert pretty and peppy H.H.S. cheerleader. . .' outstanding actress. . .ou - side interests-dancing and listening to records. . .has an eye for pretty clothes. . . H.H.S. Red Feather Queen. Thespiarz Spirit Diggers Jann us Cadette French Cheerleader 30 JOHN G GIOIA Jackze An asset to the swimming team well liked by every one a hunting and fish ing enthusiast rates book keeping high on his list of subjects friendly commer cial student is sure to succeed ESTHER GLICKMAN Esther Pleasant and co operative younglady shorthand and bookkeeping are her scholas IIC interests has a sweet smile and charming manners major goal is to attend Rider College PATRICIA R GODINSKY Pa Liyely good natured and sincere lass efficient prop erty chairman of Thespian present at all football games intends to become a future Lady in White at Sacred Heart Hospital 7 hespzan Spzrzt Cadette Dzggers ROSE MARY GOYDISH llurphy Small sweet and sincere listening to popular music favorite pastime a Drag net and ILove Lucy fan honor student quite a mermaid plans a career as a secretary Lzbrary NEAL ALBERT GRAZIANO Iweal Secretary of the Vocational Club. . .well built and good looking. . .one of our great football players. . .spends his spare time riding his motor- cycle and building model airplanes. . .a future Marine. Outdoor Thespian Vocational GERALD JOSEPH GREBOWSKY Jerry Intelligent quiet and ami- able lad. , .rates sports as tops. . .an asset to the Aca- demic Course. . .always turns in a good job. . ,plans to enter college after grad- uation. . . BLAZE AL GRECO Benny Frlendly and s1ncere mem ber of the Vocatlonal De partment mamlylnterest ed 1n cars partrcularly drsllkes reckless drrvers a falthful follower of the Yankees prlmary ambr t1on IS to study electromcs Outdoor Thespzans I ocatzonal THEODORE GRESCHNER Te Full of fun trade mark blond crew cut rates mechamcal drawmg and shop as favor1te subjects enjoy s a good movle plans on JOlI1lng the Navy and then becomlng a televrsron repalr man Vocatzonal ROBERT I GRIESING Sonny Brown curly haired aca demrc lad excels ln hunt mg and fishlng especlally enjoys baseball possesses a frxendly smrle halls from homeroom 1 3 rates b1 ology hrghly future plans undecrded Thespzans MICHAEL B GROHOL Uzke Frrendly lad commercral mg and fishmg qulet type partlcularly llkes com merclal law potent1al Arr Force Cadet IS sure to succeed favors baseball BEVERLY LORRAINE GROSS Beve Sweet llkeable mrss spends trme horseback r1d mg and swrmmmg ISIS movles and danclng as mam lnterests rs satrsfied w1th a good book bound for success Suzmmmg Band Thespzan Advanced Chorus CATHERINE V GU DALEWSKY Cathy A frlendly blonde lass mam hobby ndmg m con vertlbles has a flare for choosmg pretty clothes enjoys danclng an aca demlc honor student wlth plans to become an X ray techmclan Ladette Spamsh Thespzan JACQUELYN GULA Jackze Llkeable and fnendly dr1v1ng and skatmg are thls lass s hobbres mterested ln Spamsh class especxally lrkes travelmg and pretty clothes would llke to be come a stenographer Thcspzan Spanzsh RONALD E HARRIS Ronnze A carefree fun lovlng lad enrolled ln Commerclal Course often found hunt mg and fishlng mterested ln creatlve art class joys sports events plans to become a bookkeeper or accountant OLIVER JAM ES HAUEISEN Ollze One of H H S star swlm mers favorrte h0bb1eS are huntmg fishmg and trap pmg handsome lad from homeroom 123 future plans to become a farmer rates swlmmxng as favor lte subject JAM ES LEWIS HAUSMAN Jzmmy Rese ved and well mannered vocatlonal boy from room 171 hunts ln spare tlme rates mathematxcs and health as hrs favorlte sub jects wxll jom the Marrnes after graduatlon Vocatzonal MONICA L HAWKES 'llzckey Charmmg dark harred mxss always frrendly favor lte hobby IS d!'1Vll1g er sonal weakness for clothes attends HHS sports ex ents publlclty chalrman of the Choral Club a fu ture lrlme stewardess Sa zmmzng Cadette Thespwn Choral Spjrjt ROBERT HAROLD HEIDENREICH Buzz Qulet well mannered gen eral student favors socxal scrence and art classes capable senlor manager of athletlc equlpment hopes to go mto the agrscultural fled lf ,! ll ' Y! , . 'J ' it dyy ll . ' Y, .,., Anen- , 1 H ' vv H A H ' , . . I '4 I ly ' , - 2 L I I A . ul - I u mjiri H ' H ' . . . I . I . jig I ' T ' student. . .likes to go camp- L t, 'EI - 3 - - 'Pleasemf gooddookmg . . . .' LM- j vjrl 4' 24 H H 44, ' ' 11 1 s r - ' ' . . , . I In i ln - . I 4 I Ia - h I - I . u -1 nl . . . 1 I H A p - ll 7, b . ' ' ' I ' I 1 ' ' 31 34 N., 'X s 29' 'V' see? 115 l xx 'Ewa HARRY CHARLES HEINTZELMAN Harry Qulet vocatxonal bov from homeroom 191 mam ln terests mclude draftxng elec IFICIIX and radlo hobbles are collectlng stamps and experxmentlng wrth radlo future plans undeclded I oeatzonal IH1 LL1s JOAN HEISEY Phyz Capable presldent of the Cadette Club has many frxends loxes to sw1m engoxs chemlstrx class mam mterest l1es 1n X W work future amb1t1on to become an officer ln the Women s Alr Force Suzmmzng Cadefle The pzan C horal Spzrzt LOIS E HENDERSON Lozs I opular cute vn ac1ous cheerleader secretarx of Splrlt Club noted for her pleasmg smrle program charrman for her homeroom often seen w1th a hvely gang next stop fenn State Unlx QTSITQ Janus Cheerleader Spzrzt Adtanced C horns DAVVIN A HERHAL Da u Il Academxc student from P07 pet peexe wa1t1ng for people quxet and good natured mlss noted for her short blonde halr collector of pennants low al fan of sports a future nurse Cadette Spzrzt Dzggers WAYNE JOHN HILDEBRAND Hzlda Qulet lad harllng from home room '07 mam mterest drlung enrolled ln he General Course lxkes model rallroadmg and swrm mmg favorrte subject IS soclal sclence next stop carpenter school KAREN FAXE HILL Candy Dark halred fun low1ngm1ss from 707 enrolled 1n the Commerclal Course can frequently be found at Lake wood Roller Skatmg Rlnk pet peeve homework a future professxonal roller skater bound to succeed Su zmmzng Cadette Thespzan -it-a 'Gym ,ff 'Q '4 ' is if alive 'ww 'Yiwu ROBERT HIZA B0 Happx go luckx fellow from 103 enrolled rn the Gen eral Course mall but full of m1SChl9f can t help be mg lxked for hrs carefree w fu future plans undecrded VN AH IN E LESTER HOUSEKINECHT Peppy Happx go luckx fellow from homeroom P04 enyoxs wr1t1ng to fore1gn pen pals has a cheerful att1tude frrendlx m le for ex erx one xctlte Thesplan f ture plans college The pzufz Choral Spzrzt Adzaf1ceclChorzzs M ARCI- LLINE ANN HL DOCK Harry Sweet and cute acadennc m1ss halls from home room '04 mam mterest sports enJow s bowlmg and drumg alwaxs readx wxth a helpmg hand de xres to become 1 nurse Dagger French Thespzarz Lzbrary Spzrzt MARX AN N T HL DOCK Vary Ann Cute n pleasant academrc mlss noted for her swell personalrtx fine sense of humor loxes to drne a black Dodge falthful bas ketball and football fan lntends to enter 1nto nursmg I adette Thespzan Dzaqers 1' rench Spzrz! Lzbrary EARL C HUNSINGER Hzuzlz Tall well l1ked vocatxonal boy alwaxs rarln to go xaluable on the basket a court ha a we deseloped sense of humor .1 canteen regular bound for success at S M U I ocatzonal Thespzan THOMAS RICHARD JACOBY Tom X xce presldent of homeroom 007 short peppy actlve Thesplan noted for h1s dramatlc ablhty possesses blonde haxr and blue ex es hobbw flylng gas model alrplanes a future carrler Jet pllot IH Navw Thespzan Spzrzt A I n vs I V rr bo : - L, III ' ' - 30 I e' ' s. I A , k ' ' , - I . . . .954 -' my . . U ,- U W te, ' I I I i 'N 1 In 4 Q . - A C Q I ,., , I 3 ll 71 II I H -, , I 3 , -.,,I -. -M4 I it - ' S 3- - 3 ' K, . I . . . 3 . . . If , . I I I . I I . - . '. - . I, ,-' EI:- ' f 'H ' i- i I Y L,- . -- Y I A ft ' .1 ...u- If -, , . 5 lk I - My -,mm . ff- ,. . . .. r - 'f I ' A ' -V . 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Bobbz Quiet, pleasant lass. . .rates chemistry first on list of sub- jects in General Course enjoys watching T V often found taking photo graphs has a beautiful yoice next stop Julhard School of Muslc The pzmz C odeile C hozal Lzbrary MARTHA JEAN JAMES llarlha Capable president of Ger man Club quiet miss en rolled in Academic Course enjoys writing to Ger man pen pals faxorite pastime playing piano next stop Kutztown State Teachers College C odelte German -XRLENE MAE JOHINSONI Arlene Quiet and fun loylng lass hailing from Drums rolled in Academic Course favorite subject d yanced art noted for her genial personality can be seen at all H H S games enjoys roller skating Su zmmmg Dzggers PAL LINE THERESA JOHNISONI Polly Treasurer of Cadettes cute pert popular lass enjoys sports and Canteen noted for her pleasant smile and friendly person ality fayorite pastime excellent secretary Cadette Spzrzt L herelte Su zmmzng DAVID A JONES Jeep General lad with a quiet personality enjoy s fishing dflylllg and playing base ball and basketball loy al fan of Philadelphia Phillies fayorlte player Willy Jones liked bv all hopes to play major league ball MARGARET ANN JONIES llargze Quiet and friendly inter ested in music and nursing cute tiny redhead hall mg from Drums actlye member of advanced Cho rus future plans include nursing at State Hospital Caddie Thespzan Adzanced Chorus v rr 4 'Q Q, , t , 4. 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Qin, XNQV' J we LOUIS JOSEPH JURUS Skipper Friendly lad enrolled in General Course. . hobbies- going to races and driving plans to own a motor- cycle and drlve 1n races will enter the Navy or Coast Guard Outdoor PHILIP NICHOLAS JURUS Phz Nice president of German Clu an asset to he tenor sax section of the HHS jazz band often found at Jlmmys future plans include attendlng Muhlenberg Colleg German Band Advanced Chorus ANNETTE M KAKALECIK Tom Cute fun loving lass talented trumpet player a regular customer at Broth ers dreams of driving a Cadillac convertible joys listening to records future plans lnclude attend mg a business college Cadelte Spzrzt Thespzarz Band Suzmmzng Janus PATRICIA ANN KAPUSICEHINSKY a Cute peppv commercial stu dent pleasant and loads of un polka fan can be seen at all football games enjoys l1sten1ng to pop ular records will make an excellent bookkeeper Spzrzt Thespzan Photography Su zmmmg JAMES J KASCHAK Choko A friendly vocatronal stu dent has a large circle of friends an ardent sports fan fun loving member of homeroom 121 can b seen drivlng a black Ford ambition to become a policeman Vocatzonal RONNIE PETER KELLMER Kelly Rather reserved student ln the Academlc Course usu ally working hard ln our stockroom ardent fan of the Cleveland Indlans loyal football and baseball fan enjoys watching Phil adelphxa Eagles plans to join the Marmes Spanzsh . . . 5 5 . , . v . . , V ' 5 4 ' I I 1 S li 'ZYJ It U ,. - . -R 1 bg. . t t K A . . . 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Cheerleader Adzafzccd Chorus JACQL ELINE KAY KESSEL Jackze Sweet quret mlss os sesses a frlendlx smlle enjoys collectmg trmkets ln her lersure hours tal ented at the key board efliclent member of the oflice stafl' next stop Penn State Center C adette Thespmn JOHN GEORGE KICHKA Johnny A glrl s delrght tall blond and handsome an honor student one of our xerv adept xocatlonal boys great Red Sox fan plans to become a draftsman after grlduatlon l otatzonal JOSEIH JAMES KLESH oe Quret xocttlonal tudent espec1ally talented rn elec trlcrtx lrsts T N and pop ular musrc as chref mterests future plans undecrded but bound to be a success rn hls chosen field l ozatzonul ROBERT H KNOUSE Hof Itod I opular energetlc boy ul of mlSChl9f mam scholas tlc mterests are 1n hls scrence courses lrsts automoblles as h1 mam mterest plans to enter the field of medlclne Spzrzt Outdoor Dzggers 7l16b1JZC1ll Photography CAROLYN MARY KOCH C arol Sweet brown exed mrss from 704 spends spare trme readlng and playlng prano en1oys tray elmg rates ty pmg as fax Oflte sub ject qulet but pleasant McCann School of Bust ness next stop C adette Qi' JOSEPH T KOKINDA oe One of our capable basket ball players frlendly and l1l-.eable chap attends all HHS football games enJoys SWlI'I'lI'I'11I1g and hsten mg to popular muslc Joxs all sports future plans are undecrded JUDITH A KOTANSKY Judy Shy but sweet commerclal student hkes musrc danc mg and swlmmmg full of fun steady Canteen mem ber future plans secre tary for an rnsurance com pany C horal Spzrzt Thespran Cadette MICHAEL CARL KOTCH 'llzke Capable treasurer of the senror class possesses a magnetlc smrle and brown curly ha1r enthuslastlc supporter of HHS ath letrcs lrked by all Club Janus Vocatronal Spzrlt Outdoor Dzggers Thespzan lllountameer GERALDINE M KOVALICK Jerry Presrdent of homeroom 211 has blue eyes and blonde harr humorous talkatlve mrss attends Canteen reg ularly Itallan favorlte subject can be seen t the Plnes next stop New York Medlcal Center Spzrzt Dzggers C adette Thespzan BARBARA MAE KRELL Bobbl Frlendly and sweet m1ss has a pleasmg personallty well hked by all just cra7y about the Arr Force asset to semor class known for her lovely pony tall future beautrclan Thespzan Su zmmzng Spzrzt Photography JOSEPH CHARLES KUBILUS Tall lad wlth a cute crew cu rates Enghsh and pubhc speakmg as favorxte classes an actrve member of the Natronal Guard future plans lnclude fllght tralmng 1n Marlne Corps Diggers nj U .l ,, V ,V -' ' - . - P ' rtf: , . ' . . .en- , ,. , t t . ' ' ' -Y ', ' ' ' ' F , A f A f . - - ' ' sf y-tr - . . 5 .- . , . V' 'P :'-'- ' ', , . . . - - ' ' 41, as e'e,.,- , V - - ' L f IPX' ,P in 1, -L 7' Q ' fl I K i ,A W' M 1 , , pendable treasurer of Splrrt ' ' A ' . . .a ' ' ' X as - . - ' P . . ri ,'-, 1 ' ' ' - t W W 5KX'7'frS??YX' V ll 13 J - 1 HJ .y , ty my A - , - - . . . A . a ' -sL. . . , ' . - U , ' F I A 5 4 5 5 I . ' ,I , 1 . ' 1 4 A as 1 H ,H ' ' ' xt-ffl ' . p I I L- P1-1 ' .hw is I I I V ,I 1 I I I I . A I ' . ' . l' . V. , , Z Kgs' . . P Il 1 VY 2 l Y , V Y Y lv ,A S UQ n L '. . . . f Q l ' ' ' Z . ' X 1 .' ' I . 7 I - ' , 1 I ' 34 -an-6 - QM DOROTHY A KUNERICK o Qulet congemal lass from 911 enjoys dancing and dravsmg attends football games seen at Canteen rates Spamsh and sewmg 'rs faxorlte subjects joys llstenmg to records I adctlc Lzbzary LAL RA M AE KUNKEL I zzdgy Alwax s smllmg likeable mt frlcndlx lass dl s from D1str1but1xe Fd Swlfllllllflg, rttes hxgh mth er owes to re xr e peewe gum craclung f ture plans are undeclded DOROTHY KUI SHO Ilolty Qulet fun loxmg commer clal mrss halls from Drums rates commerc1al law as favorlte subject an ac tue 4 H Club member enjoys workrng on a farm can be found plaxmg the uolxn rn her spare time JOSEPHINE A KUSHNERICK A frlend to all rates crea t1ve art and French as fa vorlte subjects outs1de1n terests hstemng to IHUSIC and drawmg lxkes to watch basketb 1ll and base ball games plans a career as a nurse French Lzbrary Thespzan JOHN J KUTASH D Il II dee Valuable member of the General Course a well known tease rates art, muslc, and chemlstry as tops attends Canteen reg ularly fond of all sports futureplans Navyflrst, then Art School Advanced Chorus HELEN T LACHER Helen', Frrendly member of home room '711 enloys dancmg and llstenlng to muslc academlc student seen at all H H S basketball games pet peewe people who are late plans to be a medxcal secretary Thespzan Spz rat Dzggers French 1. 41 'Eb YY' as on I 3 ff f tiff Q A' ef' 1? 3.84 ,al VICTOR NICHOLAS LAKATA Lacat Vocatlonal lad wlth an ex cellent dxsposltlon spends spare t1me huntlng and fish 1n supports all hlgh school sports an ardent Yankee fan hopes to be come a member of Uncle Sam s Army lfacalzonal CAROL A LAPINSKY La Pm One of our hxgh steppmg m uorettes efliclent secre tary of homeroom 711 usuxlly seen wlth a gang of ten a capable office glrl enjoxs sports events pecxally football future plans are undeclded Janus 'llajorette Spzrzt K adelte Thespzan CARMELLA LaROCCO Carmze Bundle of humor frxend to all outslde lnterests dancmg and readxng t tends all HHS athletlc events enrolled ln Com merclal Course favorlte subjects stenography and commerclal law a future stenographer Choral Thespzan Spmt MARY LASHEFSKY Vary Halls from Beaver Meadows 1lways sm1l1ng outsrde 1ct1w1t1es readrng and knxt trng rates Itahan and Englrsh as favorlte subjects plans to enter Penn State Umversltv to study speech therapy Daggers Cadette Llbrary CAROL ANN LAURIE Carol A talkatlve and fun lovlng mrss short and blonde enrolled ln Academrc Course en1oys her German and soclal sclence classes halls from Drums plans to go to college to study speech therapy German Cadelte PAUL DANIEL LEE Butch Tall, dark, and handsome a motorcycle enthusiast deslres to have h1s own motorcycle mterested m the Navy rates Engllsh class hrghly future plans undeclded Thespzan Vocatzonal Outdoor . 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V7 Nth K K A 1 W 4 ,Z F . 35 l SES Huh FLORENCE CECELIA LEGGO o Frxendly commercxal stu dent halls from Beaver Meadows can be seen at all Hazleton Hfgh games hkes roller skatmg rates stenographg, and commerclal law tops enjoxs Canteen future plans to become a tw p1st MONICA JEAN LEGGO llorzzra Cheerful comrnercxal mrss resfdes IH Beat er Mead ous an asset to homeroom P11 rates hterature and stenography as fax orxte sub jects enjoys readlng ap prec1ates a good joke wxll become a tx PISY or book keeper 7 hespzan llountazneer Spzrzt KATHRYN ANNE LEIB Kathy lleasant curly halred mlss treasurer of homeroom '11 rates office practxce as top subject has a keen sense of humor enjoys dancmg belongs mth a gang of ten hopes to be come a ty plst Caddie Janus Thespzan Spzrzl I IRGINIA DALE LEIBENSPERGER Da e Tall and regal known for long blonde haxr an honor student enjoxs dancmg and hfkmg mth frlends hkes to cook and palnt future pl ns t take hotel and restaurant course Cadetie Thespzan JOHN STAN LEY LESH John Jolly talkatxwe fellow from Vocatlonal School 1nter ested 1n cars and cameras maln SChOl3SI1C lnterest cablnet maklng attends Canteen regularly plans to enter the field of plaster ln V 0C0fZ07Zl1l THOMAS J LESHKO Quxet and amlable lad from the Vocatlonal Depart ment a falthful follower of the Cleveland Indlans plans to become a draftlng englneer hot rods and cars generally appeal to thls lad I ,rs 1 JAMES LETTIERE Spamard Happy go lucky fellow valuable football player can be found at all sports events pet peeve WISG guys future plans lnclude golng to college to study englneermg HENRY ANTHONY LEVANDOSKI Slzm Tall frlendly fellow tlcket momtor for homeroom 211 favorlte subjects math ematxcs and algebra joys golng fishmg attends all sport events a great Yankee fan future plans to enter Armed Forces Advanced Chorus JANET RUTH LEWIS Shorty Petxte and amxable mlss favorxte subjects Engllsh and commerclal law lkes sports and swlmmlng best tabulates poxnts as the recorder ln Swxmmlng Club rellshes walklng m the ram Daggers Spzrzt Cadette Thespzan Choral Outdoor Suzmmzng MICHAEL LISOWSKI Mzke Good looklng humorous lad halls from homeroom 911 IS enrolled ln the General Course enthusmastlc about huntlng and flshmg joys chemlstry and Engllsh plans to jo1n the Armed Forces GEORGE THOMAS LITAVIS Smokey Reserved and easy gomg fellow pet peeve IS stuck up glrls hObb19S lnclude archery and workmg wxth cars loves any sport plans to become a state trooper GRACE LLOYD Grass Possesses blonde ha1r and hazel eyes academlc stu dent from 211 attends Canteen regularly sup ports all sports act1v1t1es pet peeve catty people hopes to be an alrlme stew ardess Cadette S pt rzt Thespzan S pa nzsh dP W-...f its LEONARD LOGUDIC Lugger Sharp dresser from home room 211 friendly to ev eryone sparkllng sense of humor enjoys Italian and chemistry classes an ar dent fan of Ted W1ll1ams enjoys watching baseball games next stop Coast Guard WILLIAM E LOVRINIC z Good looklng reserved ac ademic student possesses a good sense of humor w17ard IH chemistry fun loving and mischievous neat dresser includes chemical englneerlng 1n fu ture plans German Outdoor BERNADINE M LUCHI Bernze Charming and quiet miss devotes spare time to readlng and T V dreams of owning a Pontiac major goal 1n life IS to be come a nurse llked by all Thespzan Spanzsh MARY JEAN LUTZICK Jeanze A peppy likeable girl hails from Beaver Meadows rates commercial law and stenography as favorite sub jects enjoys dancing regular member of Canteen plans to become a Steno grapher after graduation Cadette Spzrzt THOMAS DAVID MCCARTHY Sheep General student from home room Z12 ardent sports enthusiast rather qulet llkes to hunt and fish detests braggers plans to joln the Navy after grad URIIOH FOSTER R McCURLEY Mac Popular member of Boys Quartet easy going fellow from Beaver Meadows rates advanced chorus and German as favorite subjects will enter the ministry Advanced Chorus Choral 37 JEAN MARIE MCGEADY Jeanne Cute typlst for Janus enjoys popular muslc has a weakness for clothes usually at Brothers col lects records known for her red ha1r attends games faithfully plans to work in an office Spzrzt Cadeite Janus Thespzan NEIL A MacDOUGALL Wzllze General student from 214 interests he in engines and cars plans to become an industrial and marine engine machamc plays the bass horn in the band math is his favorite subject Band MARION J MACHESKO Uarzon Conscientious commercial student petite and sweet friend to all rates bookkeeping and office prac tice as favorite subjects collects Nat King Cole s records attends all sport activities hopes to be come a bookkeeper Dzggers Lzbrary Spzrzt MARIE N MACHIAGODENA Woody Sweet petite m1ss with friendly smlle enrolled as a commercial student often heard telling jokes happy go lucky glrl joys learning the Italian language future plans undecided Cadette Spzrzt Thespzau LOUISE ANN MAD DON Red Capable officer of Thesplans red haired miss finds the Italian language very lnterestlng possesses beautiful soprano voice an asset to the senior class plans to become a music teacher or beautician Spz rzt Thespzan PATRICIA A MAGGIO Patsy Efficient associate editor of Mountaineer one of our popular and pretty yell queens plays plano spare tlme talkative mlss active in all school af fairs future plans unde clded Cadette Cheerleader Spzrzt Thespzan Mountazneer ll 77 il ll if C 4 r rl THU' 1 ll ' ' 77 - I , Y - . - s t 5 1. I - I ' 1 I ....' . I - 'I' X . A . K I .... 'ir 'f ' ' I I t . ,Q 3 his J ll, I ' 37 , . .. -H if . I . . 'E . ' . . . . - 4-14 M Q ' ' ' . . . . - ff . . . . ns 'rr , - . IL il , . I , ' I . . I . . . s if I . . -ff' - - - ' , . .en- Q , .. . U H H H E Q ' ' I ... 1 ' ' ' ' . . . a M I l - Z j . . . ' li I 19 r. U Y . - . . . ' in .JW . . . ' - 7 N . 1 . 5 - ' E T ' 'X Mg .- wQ V1 ff f, N. lb. 15 'if Qu. Wi- 'K fi' RICHARD A. MAGGIO Rich Trumpet player in the Jazz Band. . .quiet and studious academic student, . .has a variety of hobbies including photography. . .main inter- est-Navy. . .a future en- gineering student at Penn State. . . German Band VICTORIA R. MAHOSKI Vicki Pleasant, co-operative miss from 212. . ,an asset to any class. . .likes to drive blue Buicks. . .has a pleasing per- sonality. . .future plans in- clude nursing. . . Thcspzan Spzrzt Spanzsh GERTRU DE R MAKSEL Gertrude Sweet but quiet miss passes spare time by reading a good book hates to be late for appointments enjoys studying Spanish likes nice clothes a future Angel of Mercy ROBERT FRANCIS MALLOY Yukze Friendly carefree chap enthusiastic Dodger rooter ardent Burt Lancaster and Debbie Reynolds fan attends Canteen regu larly plans to enlist in the service Thespzan S11 zmmzng Spzrzt Adranced Chorus LORRAINE ANN MALT Lulu Well llked for her sweet per sonality loads of fun capable vice president of 309 hobby is collecting records main interests in clude football and basket ball future plans to be come a telephone operator CARLO MANCUSO Carlo Vocational lad with an ex cellent disposition inter ested in cars an asset to our HHS band enjoys music and swimming f ture ambition to became a commercial airline pilot Thespzan Vocational Outdoor 4 'ff 3 1-Mr-w 3.19 ivxi 'iq-ul tm-fa' .0- 'v. 'lug Q RITA JEAN MARCHETTI nRitau Efficient secretary of Li- brary Club. . .dependable and fun-loving. . .never misses football or basket- ball games...enjoys danc- ing and bookkeeping. . . would like to study account- ing after graduation. . . Library Thespian Cadelte Spirit MARY ANN MARCHOCK Bubbles Short, blue-eyed miss with a terrific sense of humor. , . fun-loving and mischievous ...talented clarinet player . . .enrolled in the Academic Course has a wide circle of friends future plans undecided Suzmrmrzg Band Thespzan C adcftf Spzrzt MARY ANN MARIANO 'llary Ann Vixacious and attractive cheerleader possesses a pleasing personality ficer of Thespians likes to swim known for her long blonde hair has a stun ning wardrobe undecided about her future plans Spzrzt Cheerleader Thespzan ROSALIE M MARINO Rosalze Jovial artistic lass ha1l1ng from 214 dress designing and popular music are mam lnterests dislikes being called Rosie will attend nursing school frequents Canteen always willing to lend a hand Dzggers Thespzan French JOHN MARKOVCHIK 'llark Cute blonde lad hails from Beaver Meadows likes to hunt and fish quiet and reserved mem ber of the Academic Course lists math and science as top subjects future un decided ALICE ROSE MARLEY o An attractive vivacious mlss favorite subjects are Eng lish and music loves to learn new dance steps terested in sports plans to go to New York and com bine a business and music course C adette S pz rlt if 45' -OX 'E' EUGENIA K MARNELL Jearzze Cute IIIISS wlth a frxendly personahty enjoys Vkflt mg to pen pals enthusl astxc sports fan mam 1n terests clothes and Buxcks no defimte plans for the future Su zmmzng Dzgqers Lzbrary Ihozal LOUIS W MARSILIO Loztzc Tall good looltmg play er on the grldlron possesses blonde curly hur malnly lnterested ln c 1rs and clothes ne rt dresser pet peeye COf'lC91f6'1l people wry m1sth1ewous future pl ins 1nclude xttendmg college lhe plan Dzggers MILDRED M NIARSIT llzllzc Capable office g1rl pos sesses an enwable wardrobe selects stenography and Fnghsh is fuorlte sub jects chxefly mterested 1n clothes and muslc llkes to read a good book plans secretar1al work for the future Thespzan JOSEPH MAR FHNI Doogze Popular member of the Senlor Class valuable football player xnterested 1n all sports mamly football and baseball academlc student l1sts Enghsh as favorlte subject 1ncludes college 1n h1s future plans Thespzan Dzggers MONICA CORNELIA MARTYAK Uonze Short and sweet acadermc lass qu1et gal mth blonde halr can be seen dancmg at Canteen names chem 1strv and math favorlte sub jects pet peeve IS exces SIVQ homework plans to attend college Janus Suzmmzng Spzrzt Dzggers French Cadette Thespzan ANNA S MARTZEN Annze Tall attractlve N109 pres ldent of Z17 assoclate edltor of Janus llsts typ mg as favorlte subject llkes to read a good book honor student plan fu ture buslness career Janus Spjrjt Www- 4-1' Q:-an 'IEW' THOMAS S MASKORNICK Tzny Tall and good lookmg ambltlous academlc student mam lnterest to get a degree IH male nursmg smgs bass 1n the Advanced Chorus plans to attend college and study therapy I rench C horal Adzanred C horns CAROL A MASTROIANNI Carol Loyable 1nd fun lovmg collects records and plays p1ano 1n spxre t1me fond f Lmmtls often he 1rd SIULIHQ, the lttest tunes !l9N1I'6S to attend I enn State fllzcspzan Ctzdefte Diggers Spzrlt LLSIE ANN MASTROTA Elsze A fun loxlng mx s from Dls trxbutxve Fd whose hobbles lnclude read1ng and swlm mlng prefers h1story aboye all other subjects plans to tram for the mlmstry JAMES N MATTAVI Jzmmy lopular twm tall qu1et handsome enjoys band and Span1sh class future plans 1nclude college plays clarmet and saxophone rates Glenn Mxller style of muslc tops plays ln Jazz Band d1Sl1li6S show offs Band Spanzsh JOSEPH L MATTAVI 08 Vlce presldent of homeroom 9 good lookmg honor student finds chemlstry especlallymterestmg out standlng trumpet player leader of Jazz Band plans to enter college or A1r Force Spanzsh Band ANDREA C MATZ Andrea Well hked by all her frlends rates bookkeepmg and shorthand as her favorlte subjects lnterestedmsxng lng and sports deslres to be a prlvate secretary Spzrzt Cadette Dzggers Thespzan rr-:V is-..,', MARIE A. MAUE Marie Friendly lass with a cheerful attitude, . .collects Eddie Fisher records. . .prefers stenography, , .hopes to be- come a private secretary. . . dependable and sincere. .. can be found on any dance floor. . ,always willing to help. . . Cadette ,Mountaineer Spirit Thespian Library SYLVIA O MAURO Sylvza Efficient secretary of Thes pians vivacious usherette attractive dark haired honor student outstand ing features are beautiful brown eyes spends leisure time reading writing crea t1vely or actlng hopes to study speech and therapy Janus L sherette Spzrrt Thespzan Dzggers SANDRA MEHALICK Sandy Mischievious and friendly lox es to dance and llsten to records always seen at Canteen possesses a vain ning smile plans to study nursing in the future Thespzan Spzrzt JOANN MARIE MEHALLICK Amlable blonde miss likes to talk mam interest is music rates French and chemistry as fayorlte sub jects ardent football and basketball fan conscien t1ous academic student neat dresser future ele mentary school teacher Spzrzt French Jann ANTHONY L MERCANTINO Tony Treasurer of homeroom 214 clever dancer has a natural tendency for getting and basketball fan dislikes gossips finds so cial science and Italian en Joyable hopes to attend college Thespzan Sprrzf MARY MONICA MERKER Vary Serves capably as secretary of the Senior Class cute and sincere honor student personality plus her main lnterest 1S people plans to study medical tech nology IS sure to be a success Janus Splng French C adette 41' DFL Ns - Z k 'ml in rf' Tv 'LW 3? :Fr JEANNE L. MESSER uljayen Snappy, humorous commer- cial lass. , .friendly smile. . . attends Canteen and listens to popular records. . .favor- ite singerHTony Bennett ...talkative and pleasant . . .would like to study jour- nalism in the future. . . Diggers Spirit Thespian ROSE MARIE MEYERS Rosle Cheerful and friendly miss collectlng pictures of movie stars IS her favorlte hobby plans to become erther a beautlcian 0 a bookkeeper after graduation Cadelte BERNARD E MIHALIK Przwy Likeable and good natured fellow tall and mighty enrolled 1n the Vocational Cours hopes to own a motorcvcle of his own plans to study electronlcs further in the Navy Vocatzonal FRANCES LEE MILLER Fagel Sweet and well liked conscientious student property chalrman of Thes pians a future nurse plans to enter Jefferson Hos pita cute sinc re and friendly clothes conscious Thespzan Cadette Spanish S u zmmzng ROBERT EARL MILLER Bobby Intelligent academic student hard working member of wonderfulsens of humor enjoys all sports rates trig and social science as favor ite subyects plans to at tend Penn State Center Stage Crew THOMAS D MINDICK Tom Tall and happy go lucky fellow prefers math and electronics star baseball catcher good looking member of the basketball team plans a future in radio and television Vocatzonal ' V j-figjivffi g -. .. tr, 1 f - A' --f l, . .if - , . , . 'I-15' . if ? ' 7 ' ' A ii ' YJ an ss Q A , - Q. Q r nj I R ' jx: HJ' fn ' 'M KKJO! Y . '- . , . . . i as sy ' A y A ' ' . . .a M. , A . l. .. , e , l 'S C'T ':. . ff H , ref . - g,fQ.f5 '. . 1 ' 'L . A . .. . 1 ifgi ' r .K - - . IHIO trouble. . .neat dresser . ' the stage crew. . .has a t - Y , f ' - . . . A , ,,Qrg57se':f-jgaf C . . . 'W . . at . - r . . to r rag- . . , - . . - V A '- ,j:JfM5i1,t?,i53, Q . . . , -1 . . . .1 Q . to - A ' - - ' ' ' s r 1 xl I . . . . e , . - - A . 'W i f rsrr l rfsf ' . l , Q x Ri el, I 40 WW IWW 1953 iq-Yr-'W' Q was 1 A K k,., Wi ROSEMARY MONROE Rose Always smiling reading and dancing rank high as hobbies a Johnny Ray fan can be seen at all H H S sports events would like to go to college Cadette Spirit Thespzan WILLIAM MOODY Bi Ambitious lad in the Gen eral Course known for his curly hair clever dress main interest cars a loyal fan of the Crewcuts plans to Join the Air Force NORMA E MORGAN Normie Soft spoken pleasant honor student cute commercial lass from 214 basketball enthusiast looks ahead to a good Job social science and bookkeeping are favor ite subjects hopes to be come a government secre tary Janus Suzrnming Spirit Cadette Diggers Thespzan ANTHONY MOROLLO Tony A friend to all who know him interested in cars and sports good natured tall cute watches T V and attends Canteen regularly likes songs with Italian lyrics future Penn State engineering Thespian Spirit Diggers Outdoor I HYLLIS GLORIA MOSKOWITZ Philly Friendly honor student. .. favorite subjects-English French chemistry. . . - votes spare time to sports dancing and singing. . .sings soprano in Advanced Chorus . . .has a keen desire to be- come a Lady in White . ., Thespian Janus Diggers French Spirit Cadette Advanced Chorus JOAN M. MUCHA Joanie Amiable, pretty young lass . . .personality plus. . .pos- sesses an enviable wardrobe . . .capable office girl. . .al- ways seen at Canteen. . . clever seamstress. . .dreams of becoming an Angel of Mercy . . . Cadelle Thespian in 'eng ,YO Q....,,,,f T X QR l ' ie. 45, ai Ti K1 1 EUGENE MULLIGAN Bugs Reserved yet affable lad an asset to homeroom 302 frequently seen 1n a green 1946 Lincoln chemistry top subJect found hunting or fishing whenever possible will become a television repair man PRISCILLA A MUNDIE Chi chi Fun loving blue eyed blonde conscientious honor stu dent associate editor of Janus spends spare time watching TV or listening t popular music hopes for a career as a private secretary Janus ELLEN RITA NARROW Elkie A friendly lass hobbies include dancing and writing letters dislikes crewcuts and rainy days social sci ence and German favorite subjects would like t work on radio or TV plans to attend college Thespian ELAINE NESTEROCK Elaine Popular fun loving commer cial lass capable program chairman of Cadettes lists dancing football and basketball as her main 1n terests carefree and pleas ant disposition future- undecided rates social sci ence and English favorite subjects. . . Janus Swimming Spirit Cadelle Usheretle Thespian JOSE PH PATRICK O DONNELL O8 Intelligent member of the Academic Course. . .quiet but quite a guy. . .interested in cars. . .excels in chemistry . . .likes all sports. . .plans to attend college after grad- uation. . .bound to succeed. JOANNE ROSE ORLANDO Joanie Energetic cheerleader. . .vi- vacious and pretty. . .enjoys popular records and dancing . . .honor student. . .inter- ested mainly in swimming and basketball. . .competent associate editor of the Moun- taineer. . .ambition-to be a medical secretary. . . Cadette Spirit French Cheerleader ,rw rv Ez:-f BARBARA J ORT Barby Cute and pleasant mlss staunch supporter of all HHS actmvxtles partxc ularly enjoys basketball games chemlstry and home economlcs are tops wlth her lowes to dance a future Angel of Mercy ELEANOR R OWENS Ellze Tall and regal seen at all football and basketball games favors advanced chorus and typlng falth ful Perry Como fan lox es good muslc eagerlv an t1c1pat1ng entrance m a busmess school C adette Spmt Thespzan Advanced Chorus FRANCIS D PALADINO Gagabons Lmkeable frlendly fellow easy to get along w1th ardent fan of the New York I ankees enjoys good Ital lan food chemlstry and Engllsh are favormte subjects lntends to go to college Thespum Dzggers I RISCA ANN PALERMO Tall talkatwe brunette frequently seen at Canteen a future Penn State bus mess student finds com merclal law and publlc speakmg especlallv xnterest mg spends spare tlme l1s tenlng to popular records Suzmmuzg Spzrzt ladctte Yhespzan Dlggers JEAN LOUISE I ANTAGES Jearzze Pert and pretty lass enrolled m the Commercxal Course enjoys llstemng to Frank 16 Lame a regular Can teen goer enthusxastlcally supports all athletlc exents future undeclded ladette Suzmmzng Thespzan DOLORES MARY I APADA Putt XIVRCIOUS honor student enthuslastlc sports fan partlcularly enjoys basket ball and football games conslstently seen at Canteen enjoys dancmg and col lect1ng Perry Como records chosen career nursmg Spzrzt Suzmmzng Cadette Thespzan Dzggers 'Ov' 'qi-fr not 'Q' 'IN 'Nuff LEONARD D PARNELL Lenny Congenlal carefree lad asset to any group very talented p1an1st plays ln the HHS Jazz Band l1kes n1ce clothes favor1te TW star IS L1berace dreams of becomlng an engmeer Thespzan Dzggers EVELYN MARIE PARRELL Evze Qulet and n1ce hobbles mclude dr1v1ng danclng and roller skatlng mam weaknesses clothes and cars llkes popular muslc plans to be a telephone operator Dzggers PATRICIA ANN PARRELL Palsy Attractwe mlss from home room 301 well llked by all enjoys danclng and pamtxng talented artlst plans to enter the bus mess world as a prlvate secretary C adctte Spzrzt Lzbrary DOIN ALD JOSEPH PASDA Nap Possesses an agreeable per sonahty a member of the Dxstrlbutlve Educatlon class ffnthful supporter of H H S athletlcs favorlte sport baseball lnterested partlcularly ln art class next stop U S Army ADAM STEPHEN PEAK Butclne Humorous lad known as a tease llkes all sports mamly huntlng favorlte subject health a cheerful commerclal student well hked by all hs frlends future plans a fore1gn occupatlon I ATRICIA PECKAR Patsy Cute and frlendly blonde lass from homeroom 301 has a yen for pretty clothes Canteen IS tops wlth her often seen at H H S 3thl8t1C events destma t1on Glrl of the Sky ways C adette Spzrzt Thespzan H J A IK YY ', ,Han I . G 7 . '. u ' I A ' ,I I .., All ll '17 A 41 I 77 , . .. H , . ... ' ,AX I ' JV' 'Y 'uv' vy ' r 7 tl ' I . .. . K to . ' A' - Pat I Y A , ' ... ' ll YY ' - 'W x . .' . - 'tx P l. .H J. KK 'YY 595 E- L ' V D M .' A 'tn' , S J AK YY , ll YY V -' . . my Y ,' -H ' - V .. . - yy 42 1 ROBERT THOMAS 'HA' V .. -ff 'frsf,fwm1wwe'm,f I V,k, ., V555 . fi! I I .w ' f A-U4 lf qnmsnw? qu.- L JOSEPH H. PENDAL Butch Well-liked academic boy from Beaver Meadows. .. very reliable H.H.S. base- ball star. , ,likes fishing. . A chemistry and typing are his most favored subjects, . . future plans include college. STEVEN PETER PENDAL Booby A jovial, carefree lad. , .al- ways ready with a smile witty and friendly a sports enthusiast always found at Cmteen interested in mech imcal drawing ture ambition to serxe IS country in the Air Force Thespzan Dzqqers Ouldoor Vocatzonal X IRGINIA ANN PERI INE Ginny Sweet and likeable inter ested in sports particularly basketball devotes spare time to playing the piano dancing and swlmming enthuslastic Don Cornell fan hopes to become a host ess of the skyways KARL PETER Karl Jovial active member of 301 loves outdoor sports especially hunting fishing and swimming enrolled in the Commercitl Course plans to enter college bound to be a success HAROLD G PETOCK Harry Handsome vocational lad has a smile for everyone prefers health and mechan ical drawing in the future hopes to study electronics is bound to succeed in all his undertakings JOSEPH PETRILLA Joe Congenial good looking fel low shines on the basket ball court the pride of homeroom 301 quiet but sincere ardent baseball fan will succeed in any thing he does hw f 'jf I z 'Wi' QQ...-'Y 6- 554. T'-v is-of j o IIIJ PETRUSKA nB0bbyu Known for his wonderful sense of humor. . .interested mainly in sports. , .can be seen at all athletic events. . . edits a revealing sports column for the Mountaineer . . .future plans include col- lege. . . Mountaineer EMILY PHILLIPS Shorty Reticent but friendly com mercial student rates bookkeeping and commer cial law as top subjects avid sports fan raves about Johnny Ray has a weakness for nice clothes plans to become a secretary C adette JANET ANN PHILLIPS Jan Charming and sweet de scribes this lass from Beaver Meadows hobby is col lecting hillbilly records often seen at the Tip Top efficient secretary of homeroom 309 plans to become a beautician Cadette ALBERT LOUIS PILATI 'lloose Congenial and athletic lad from homeroom 309 very dependable gridiron star enjoys horseback riding dur ing leisure time lists math as his favorite subject will work in a gas statlon after graduation MABEL PINI Mabel Pert academic lass from 302 possesses a pleaslng per sonality a regular mem ber of Canteen faithful ally be found dancing or swimming plans to be come a nurse C adette NICHOLAS V PLESH Ntcky Soclable and happy go lucky interested primarily IH racing cars enjoys listen mg to Joni James and the Crewcuts likes good food favors chemistry and English above all subjects hopes to attend college Dzggers Q .. 4 ' . . . . , . 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A i,'5 ' ' ' ' ' I I I ' ' - . 1 f ' c ff: , . . . r ' 'ff 'iq ,',t-, ' . . , ' ' - ' J ' ' 43 QN K' QQQ. lf' mr T7 HELEN POLACHAK Helen Muslc mlnded commercxal student pleasant and con gemal xnterested partlcu larly IH bookkeepmg dent sports fan collector of popular records headed for the buslness world as a prwate secretary Cadette ROCCO ROBERT POLINI Stoney A good natured fellow who loves to eat and sleep hobby IS collectlng coms mam 1nterests are smmmlng and fishlng favorlte sub Ject IS soclal sc1ence hopes to Jom the Marmes GLADYS JEAN IOLMOUNTER Czssle Amlable commerclal s u dent attends all basket ball games a Canteen reg ular fax or1te pastxmes horseback r1d1ng and smm mlng possesses a cheerful smlle a future g1rl at the svutchboard Spzrzt Suzmmzng Cadelle Thespzan Dzggers GEORGE POPERNICK Yanko Tall member of 101 1nter ested1n art pa1nt1ng actm and readtng would l1ke to travel abroad plans to at tend a New York Art School collects records Thespzan Lzbrazy NICHOLAS PORRECA Nzck Qu1et llkeable vocat1onal lad a football and base ball fan asset to the pr1nt shop a newcomer to home room 103 plans to Jom the Armed Forces THEODORE JOHN POTSKO Te Easy gomg lad from 207 mterested 1n electronlcs and alrplanes good lookmg and qulet tlnkers mth radxos ln hls lelsure hours well hked by all next stop Arr Force L ANGELA R POZZESSERE Angze Llfe of any party general student taklng a beau t1c1an course at Empxre Beauty College capable make up chalrman of Thes pxans collects bop records loves to cut a rug Thespzan Spzrzt Cadette JOHN C PROBERT Foby Consc1ent1ous 3C3d6m1C stu dent sclentlfically 1ncl1ned usually seen dr1v1ng a car hobbles xnclude auto mobrles and troplcal fish plans to enter Penn State IS sure to succeed m en gxneerxng Dzggers ROBERT CHARLES PROSSER Jolly Tall muscular and well hked boy efliclent sports manager staunch sup porter of all H H S events noted for hls frxendllness rates commerclal law as favorrte subject plans to Jorn the Iwavy EMERSON JOHN Emmy Tall wlttv lad capable treasurer of homeroom 207 often found tmkerlng mth cars capable mem ber of the Vocatlonal Club plans to Jom Pennsyl vanra State Pohce aft serv1ng1n the Armed Forces Vocatzonal VICTOR G PUHAK Vzc Tall happy go lucky voca tlonal lad from homeroom 207 enJoys machlne shop bundle of humor often seen dr1v1ng a red convert rble frxendly and mlschle vous has a swell person allty a future Marine Vocational DANIEL J QUINN Damel Shy commerc1al student enJoys all sports favorlte subJects are soclal sc1ence and commerclal law lakes to sleep loaf and swrm w1ll enter the Navy upon graduatlon n ,, H .U ' ' ...ar- IK- YY 2 If . . X 7. '. l ' 3 I Kil' Ll Y! . , .' it - . 'I' - I' , - , - ' 5 , . g gt c li' PROTCHKO lr U if , '. V . . . , . . 1 . . I I . g, - I . . . . . . 4 I I I- . I . v ,, , - A l J 1 i rr '- H .. du jf .G L . . k ' A . Z.. ' . . ' . ' I , , . 4 , 44 DOROTHY P. QUINN Dolly Full of fun and fancy free. .. commercial student inter- ested in bookkeeping. . .en- joys dancing. . ,doesn't like being teased. . ,future4un- decided. . .a follower of H. H.S. sports. .. Cadelte Spirit Thespiah JOAN ANN RAPACH Joni lleisant ind snappy lass hopes to become a telephone oper itor often seen it the I'1p lop pe peewe stacked lockers outside interests include dancing swimming and basketb ill ALICF M REBARCHAK Blondie Cute academic student plans to become a nurse likes English and nurses chemistry enjoys roller skating and Eddie Fishers records a capable librar ian I rench Spzrzt Library THOMAS LEE REISENWEAVER Tommy Joual commercial student talented band member plays the clarinet and saxophone in the Jaaa Band a Canteen regular rates the Four Aces tops plans to join the Air Force after graduation Band Adzanced Chorus ANTHONY R RENTZ Barber Ac idemic student the life of any party likes to cut hair and play baseball favorite pastime is playing in the Jazz Band plans to attend college Band JAMES P RESUTA Jzm Halls from homeroom 100 . , .enrolled in Y ocational Course. . .favorite subject is chemistry , . .especially in- terested in baseball. . . - joys hunting and fishing in spare time. . .future plans include joining the Navy. ., JOHN PETER RESUTA Jack A curly-haired, handsome lad who hails from home- room 207...spends spare time out of doors in fishing and hunting, . .rates me- chanical drawing as tops in the Vocational Course... plans to join the Navy or Military Police. . , Vocational CLO ELLEN K RHOADES Chloe Amicable attractive lass enxied for her beautiful curly brown hair inter estecl in dancing likes all sports particularly basket a collects Joni James records woulolike to xisit Detroit after graduation Cadelle Thespzan JOSF PH RICE Paslene Known for his bucks and sharp clothes rates chem 1 trv high loads of fun likes sports and cars main ambition is to own a red Ferrari future plans include Penn State French Outdoor FRANK J ROMANELLI Frankie Known for his dark wavy hair and outstanding sense of humor especially terested in guns and motor cw cles enjoys all sporting events major hobby playing the accordian hunting enthusiast WILLIAM E ROOT Willy Tall student hailing from Drums ardent sports fan rates math and chemis try high plans to enter college and study electrical engineering main interests are his car and food BERNICE M ROSSI Bernie Dependable and che rful Beaver Meadows miss. . . true friend and classmate. . . academic student training for nursing. . .favorite sub- jects include chemistry and English. . .likes to dance and play the piano. . , Thespian ffdfii QW? fi 3 -,ev-.7 it 'Nd V? 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X 15 3 'Ha 'sr Q . 1' BARBARA A ROSSINI Babe Petlte 11x HCIOUS m1ss mth an ever retdy sm1le peclallx lnterested 1n col lectmg records enrolled 1n the COI'f1HIQI'Cldl Cour e dances or smms durlng, pare tlme mll make 1 good secretarx Cadefte Su zmmzng Splrzt ROBERT J RX BA o Qmet xoc1t1onal lad goes huntmg 1nd tishmg It exerx opportumtx l1sts chenns trx ts fn OYIIG subject IIIIPTGSIPCI 1n all sports m 11nl bzseb 1ll 1nd b1 ket ball would llke to become tn A1r Force mecham I orafzonal CHARLOTTE A SABO Shell Noted for her cute bon h bob ple1sant 1nd cheer prefers bookkeemng, and hlstorx above ill other classes rates hstemng to popular mus1c as a fi.NOI'1IQ pastlme wlll become bookkeeper MICHAEL A SABOL llzlte Good natured and fr1endlw competent sports bu 1 nessmanager stenography 1s l1s ed as hts fawormte sub ject can usuallw be found playlng baseball durmg spare t1me d1sl1kes women dr1x ers setretly deslres to be come a stenographer PATRICIA I SACCO Paffz Cute academ1c student mth a cheerful d1spos1t1on l1kes Itahan and soc1al SCI ence talented art student engoxssmmmlng plans to enter 1nto the field of 1nter1or decorat1on Vadvfte Spzrzf Thespzan CAROL I SANDO t'arol Frlendlx lass dCd.d9Y1IlC student xnterested IH model mg specral talent art hkes to lxsten to records favorlte subjects are Italxan and chemlstrx ma1n ln terests lnclude sports and danclng Ladelte Spzrzt Thespzan 'CZ311' 2 'VW 'SG' 1 'MQ ALLEN SANDROCK Sandy General lad possesslng a shy sm1le and a frlendly attltude favorlte sports are base ball and basketball espe c1ally l1kes to tease g1rls rates mathematlcs and art as top subjects RONALD P SARICKS Ben Academ1c honor student llke tble and good natured llkes chem1stry enjoxs takmg llfe easv dr1v1ng IS hxs H1 un 1nterest plans to enter Penn State to pursue the Merllcal Course Dzqaf 1 s I renfh Outdoor DAXID 'VI SAUL I zzrllf Good looklng academ1c stu dent essentul member of the stage crew fax ors Eng I1 h and soc1al SCIGHCQ east to l ke ma1n 1nter ests 1nclude sports and cars future pl ms rnclude col ege Stage Crea JOSEIH E SCALLIONI OC Good lookmg academlc stu dent full of fun p ans to attend college to become an F BI agent caoable baseball and basketball play a Sheree North and Jon1 James fan French JOANNE 'NI SCAMBIA Tall and attract1ve known for her cute boy1sh halrcut collects Frank1e Lame records hkes to swlm enloys good muslc and art a talented member of the Advanced Chorus Thespzarz Choral Advanced Chorus ERNEST DANIEL SCARAN '4Ern1e Short and good looklng lad from Vocatlonal Course hked by all who know hlm enJoys taklng th1ngs apart rellshes watchlng football and baseball games on telev1s1on ardent sports fan future undeclded Vocatzonal Outdoor '23- bf I 'kvdvx 'W-IVY' ANTHONY J SCARCELLA Saba Good lookxng general stu dent frlendly lad rates math and English tops outstandxng varsxty football player loyes sports would hke to tray el next stop UHIVSTSIIN of Mramr Outdoor Thespzan GERALDINE HELEN SCARCELLA Gfflflf Fun loylng cheerful and frxendly mtss enthusxastl cally supports H HS ath letrc events often seen it Canteen has a weakness for H106 clothes m rjor goal 1n hfe to become a nurse Cadetle Szuzmnzznq Choral MIC HAEL SCARLATO Scar Sharp dresser cheerful and frxendlv hobbres lnclude cars and baseball ardent IS to own a Le Sabre plans to enter college to major m englneermg ARTHUR VN SCHADE llurphy Frlendly boy ha1l1ng from 207 enrolled rn the Voca t1onal Course rates elec tr1c1ty as fax ortte subject mterested m Phrladelphla Ih1l1es has the glft f gab mamlv rnterested mn baseball plans to become a baseball player JOAN ELIZABETH SCHAFFER Joanze Pert pretty and popular capable edxtorm chief of MOUHIHIHCCF songstress 1n our Ady anced Chorus loves basketball games competent secretary ot Ca dette Club Janus Wountazneer Spmt Cadet! Suzmmzna Thespzan Choral Advanced Chorus SANDRA LOU SC HWARZ Sandy Iopular academlc tudent future plans Beayer College chemlstry and advanced dramatlcs top sub ject llst actxve Thesplan enjoys Canteen rates swlmmmg and dancmg as favorlte pastlmes Cadelte Suzmmzrzg Spzrzt Thespzan Dzggers Spanzsh nfs, i we QW' its Saga' ANNA C SC INTILLA Anne Good natured fun lovlng lass creatlve art rated as top subject collects pop ular records mterested malnly 1n swlmmlng and dancmg dreams of b commg an axrhne hostess DAVID SHAFER Herm Tall blond 'md Wltty popular student from 301 varsxty letterman 1n foot ball basketball and base a possesses an out st mdlng personallty re quently quotes Caesar prep trmg for college work Thespzan DAY ID F SHANNO Date Intelllgent consclentlouslad a whu tn math and sci ence always turns m a good job capable asslst J mus college bound Ianus Thespzan Spzrzt Iwcnth Dzgqers JACK SHEMA Lefty Happy go lucky lad wrth d1st1ngu1shed personaltty an ardent sports fan joys records by Perry Como and Jonl James llkes to see Yankees wm dreams of becomlng a professlonal baseball play er Baseball JOSEPH JOHN SHEMA O6 Good lookmg academ1c stu dent from 301 hkes muslc especlally by our Jazz Band can usually be found txnkerlng wxth cars plans to 10111 the A1r Force wants to be a m chamc MICHAEL GEORGE SHEMA Sonny Qulet student of the Gen eral Course talented ac cordlomst mterested ln danclng palntlng and roller skatmg member of home room 301 lncludes Nayy 1n h1s future plans heart s deslre to own a new Ford Thespzan ll Y! 44' yy . , - . - VV L2 - . 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NX iq lip Q Q-...Q MARY AGNES SHULETSKY Uerrzly Frxendly well hked lass devotes le1 ure moments to dancxng a regular at Can teen enthusrastlr' ports fan especlally hkes foot ball and basketball game rates stenography hlgh es future plans secre tar1al vs ork Cadcite Spzrzt The pzart Diggers AL GL STA MONIIC A SIDARI -lzzgy Amlable and always sllllllflg musrcally 1I1CllH6d lovesthe p1ano dancmg and records ardent football fan finds yyatchmg tele y ISIOU an lnterestlng pxstlme future plans nurstng fa elle Spzrzt Lzbrary MARY ROSE SIDARI Vary Rose Vkell hked gxrl alxx ns ready xuth a joke re tds cr1me stones plans to go to college mu study law soclal SCIGHCG and Eng l1sh are fax orlte subjects hobby cookmg 1 adeife Library FRAINCIS J SILOCK Good looklng and amlable enrolled 1n Xocmonal Course possesses a frrend ly sm1le enjoy bu1ld1ng model alrplanes ardent baseball fan rates chem lstry and math as top b jects next stop Armed Forces 1 ocalzonal The pzan JOSE1 H N SILOCK 06 Short amlcable rather quret lad enrolled m the Voca t1onalCurr1culum lelsure t1me act1y1t1es lnclude smm mmg and baseball rates cablnet makmg hrghly mtends to jo1n the Naxy after graduatxon Vocaizonal I horal ROLAN ROBERT SIMS Szmsu Affable fun lovmg lad accompllshed muslcran member of the hlgh school Boy sQuartet takes pleas ure IH plaxmg the trombone frequently rmttates co medlan Jerry Lewls plans to jo1n the A1r Force Band Thespzan Advanced Chorus 'E ROBERT STEVEN SINEY Jackson Llkeable good natured fel low from homeroom 30a rates cablnet makmg and smmmrng tops IH the Vo catronal Course ardent basketball baseball and SW1ITllfTl1Ug fan future plans lnclude jo1n1ng the Marlnes V ocattonal MARTHA SIROKI Uarty Attractrye and popular energetlc cheerleader rates bool keepmg as he1 fax or1te class llkes to play p1 tno and jxtterbug also enjoys T X and 1ce skatlng would 11k to VlS1t Rome someday a future secre tary Thcspzan fheerleader Spzrzt Adrafzccd Choru V! ALTER ANDREW SKERNIOLIS H ally Frlendlx happy go lucky and popular ranks as one of class xuts uses helght to good adx antage as mem ber of basketball squad excellent studeqt spends hrs spare tlme at the YMCA colleg bound MODFSTA ANN SLAHOR 0 Tall and terrlfic possesses a yy onderful sense of humor capable assocxate edxtor of Mountameer ardent sports fan p rsonallty plus nex er mlsses Can teen wlll make a wonder ful nurse French Spzrzt C adette Thcsptan Janus Dzggers Uomztazneer MARTHA SLEBODNICK Marty Sweet and petlte rmss has sparkllng blue eyes and a lovely smlle always seen at Canteen well llked by all who know her major goal to be a nurse Cadette Spzrtt Lzbrary NANCY MAE SMITH Va n Capable songstress rn ad yanced chorus 3.Yl 11SSW1th a pleaslng personallty llkes to play the plano trme occupled by dancrng and Slflglng plans a ca reer as an a1r11ne hostess Cadeite Choral Thespzan Advanced Chorus 542' K . ' : K- was lg. ap pt A 'Za' if W0 L-. 'C' CONSTANCE DEBORAH SMULYAN Con nie Capable business manager of Thespians, . .friendly with a bubbling personality and keen sense of humor. . .liked by all. . .possesses an out- standing aptitude for danc- ing. . ,a commercial student with plans to attend college. Cadelte Swim ming The 'pian RHODA PHYLLIS SM ULYAN R 0 Sweet blue ev ed ltss with 1 rxdltnt per on tlltv pres iclent of Bnai Brith Girls rtv es about Johnnv R iv enthusiastic tllv supports all H H S athletic events future undecided Cadelte Suzmmzng French Thcspzurz Diggers IAULA JOAN SOI TIS Floucr Petite and vvittv young mlss with an ear for popular mu s c hobbies include collect mg records buving clothes and driving a car an ar dent fan of Marlon Brando future occupation lab technician Thespzan Spzr zt C adette RITA C SORLETTI Rita Friendly commercial student with striking dark hair likes listening to popular music and oancing rates stenographv above all other subjects enjoys looking for beautiful clothes hopes to become a stenographer Dzggers Spzrzt The pzan SANDRA RUTH STACKHOUSF Talented mermaid has a cute blonde poodle cut enjoys reading ice skating and roller skating favor ite classes advanced cho rus and chemistry plans to become a nurse JEANETTE MARIE STANKER Jen Capable commercial student ha1s from 119 os sesses beautiful dark ev es enjoys her commerclal law and cooking classes pet peeve getting up early 1n the morning will surely succeed as a ha1rdresser '19' fn 41 -r---sr 'What Nd! A LUCY MARIE STEEBER Lucy Enjoys stenography. . .has a smile for everyone. . .pet peeve-people who are al- ways late, . .hobbies-danc- ing and collecting records, especially those of Perry Como. . ,wishes to become a secretary. . . Thespia IL AGNES M STEFANOWICZ Agnes Sweet petite val ln the Com mercial Course hails from homeroom 1 'I likes ste nography better than anv other subject loves to col lect popular records plans to do office work Cadctte Thespzczn ELAINE MARLENE STEIIN ER Elazne Attractive dark haired miss an asset to the Advanced Chorus possesses a beau t1ful soprano NOICQ known for her neat wardrobe relishes singing dancing and collecting South Amer ican records future plans colleg career Janus Suzmmzng Cadeite Thespzan Dzggers Spam h Adtarzced Chorus PATRICIA STEPANITIS Pa Recorder of points for Cho ral Club can usually be found at Canteen main interest convertibles tall attractl e lass with a pleasing smlle high step ping majorette future plans to become a secre tary Caddie Splut Thespzan lllfzjorette LEONARD JOSEPH Lenny Likeable academic student is mainly interested in sport car raclng lists art work and building model cars as favorite hobbies in the future plans to enter the Armed Services Ferman JOSEPH MICHAEL STOLA oe Fun loving guy from room 193 hunting is his primary lnterest typing his fa vorite subject an asset to the General Course next stop United States Air Force D lt N ,y L I M I.. ,. - . h V . . 1 . 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'l I ...p.- - ' 1 49 ANDREA C STRINEY Andy Cute brunette commerclal lass efhclent secretary of 'O lox al H HS sports fan known for her wln nlng smlle well lllted by all rates swlnlmlng as her faxorlte pastlme vslll be come an alrllne hostess Cadcitc Spzrlt Thesplan llolultaznccr .ILNE M SUITCH June Plelsant frlendlv brown halred llss possesses pleaslng personalltw loy al football and basketball fan enjoys drlxlng favor lte subjects are chemlstry and mathematlcs next stop Penn State Unlver 141011011 Suzmmzrly Ladcile ANNETTA R SULKEN ITCH Anetle Cuten frlendly lass ademlc student 103 al cus tomer of Brothers enjoys llstenlng to popular muslc mdIH lnterests danclng and sports favorlte sub jects Itallan and chemlstry a future nurse I adeltc Spz rz RICHARD SULLIN Socker Rtther qulet but pleasant lad mth a fine sense of humor halls from Beaxer Meadows huntlng and flshlng enthuslast maln lnterest carpentrv plans to become a locksmlth after graduatlon V ocalzonal ROBERT YALE SUPOWIT S 11111111 Presldent of 207 tall good looklng frlendly lad val uable asset to H H S bas ketball team ardent sup porter of Detrolt Tlgers noted for cholce remarks next stop Brlgham Young Unlversltv Spanzsh Spzrzl Dzggers MARILYN MAE SWANK Uarzlyn Frlendly band member halls from Drums enjoys dolng 4 H Club projects XICS presldent of homeroom '11 dreams of belng an elementary school teacher wlll study at Bloomsburg State Teachers College Dzggers Band German 'Tw JANE M SWEENEY Jame Slncere qulet commerclal student llkes bookkeep lng Engllsh danclng and llstenlng to records well mannered mlss depend able and frlendly future plans oflice work Cadette Spzrzt Thespzan I ATRICIA A SWEENEY Pa Qulet commerclal student lnterested ln sewlng soclal to hear weddlng bells ln the near future usually seen W1 a smlle plans t work IH Phlladelphla Thespzan NICHOLAS TABINO Nzck Easy golng fellow valu able member of the football team enjoys all outdoor actlvltles dreams of own lnganew car favorlte sub jects chemlstry and elec trlclty hopes to become an electrlclan after gradua tlon Vocatzonal BARBARA NELL TALKOWSKI Barb COHIb1I1GS beauty and bralns short blonde and sweet talented slnger and plan new er on tlme tlstlc Janus edltor plans to become a nurse Janus Cadette Spzrzt French Daggers Choral Thespzan Outdoor THOMAS A TANNER Tom Tall wltty vocatlonal lad rates mechanlcal draw lng and Engllsh as faverlte subjects enjoys playlng accordlan ln spare tlme an ardent sports fan hopes to joln the Alr Force Vocatzonal Thespzan JOHN STEPHEN TATUSKO nvjohnu Presldent of Photography Club tall, academlc stu dent an asset to room 211 capable Janus photog rapher often seen drlvlng a black car plans to JOIII the Alr Force and study rocket propulslon Photography Janus lm . rv V I , J ' rn ' ' as , A vvu., STV r ' 1 . 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CATHRYN A THOMAS Cathy Commercial student hailing from Drums fav orite sub jects English and home economics collects DIC tures of movie and baseball stars interested in sports undecided about the fu ture ANGELINE J TOLFRICO Jcanze Commercltl student with a smile for ex ery one likes public speal ing and com merci tl l1w collects Eddie Fishers records always liughing hopes to secure '1 position in the l hil idelphu Bell Felephone Lompmx 11 ycrs S rzt 'Ihesnan C adcffe KENNFTH RAYMOND TOLERICO Kenny Well liked senior lad l w ws rarm to go a great lover of the outdoors quiet member of homeroom 301 follower of sports 15 sure to be successful JOANN E 'VI ARY TRETTEL Joanze Attr tctive lass with a charm ing person tlity accom plished pi mist collects penn tnts for a hobby attends all H H S sports events plans to enter the teaching profession with prep ir xtion at Bloomsburg State Teacher's College. .. oral The.-pian Spirit I' rench ROBERT C. ULRICH Rick y Valuable member in the trumpet section of the band . . .member of the swimming team. . .enrolled in Voca- tional Course. , .easy to get -:long with, . .enjoys ice skating. . .next stop-Penn State Center. . . V ocational Band BEVERLY ANN VALAIK Bev Capable member of the Mountaineer staff, . .talent- ed pianist. . .enjoys English . . .staunch supporter of H.H.S. basket-ball team. . . plans to study journalism at lennsylvania State Univer- sity. . . Spirit Mounfaineer Janus Thespian Swimming French Choral Advanced Chorus kgs-we 'Q'- KU' JOSEPH VANIK 06 Well built lad valuable member of the football squad treasurer of Voca tional Club friend to all ace diver of our swim ming team interested in all sports will study phx s ical education Vocational CAROL M VAX DA Carol Likeable commercial stu dent rated tops by all who know her can seen at all H HS games bubbling personality f ture pltns include office work Cadette Spzrzt Thespzan MARIE ANTONIA VILLANELLI lfzzz Congenial brown eyed talk atne miss takes pleasure in reading writing and watching comical plays Italian and history rank as her favorite subjects true to her friends may enter nursing school Thespzan ELAINE M WAGN ER Elaine Quiet sweet commercial stu dent rates bookkeeping as fax orite subject likes hear mg Eddie Fisher and Julius LaRose. . .enjoys sports. , . plans to workin an office. , . C adeite Spirit Thespian Diggers JEAN ANN WALCK Jeanne Talkative fun-loving lass from homeroom 305. , ,rates Italian botany and zoology tops in General Course... enjoys dancing. . .can be seen at Canteen every week . . .favorite conveyances- motorcycle and convertibles. Thespian Cadette JEAN ETTE R. WALKER if u 6 Personality plus. . .cute and friendly. . .favorite class- advanced dramatics. . .likes to dance and collect popular records. . .would like to own a Buick. . .will surely be a successful secretary. . . Cadette Swimming Thespian -'1 fn--V' NI -XRYJANE WALSH Janze XIXACIOUS l1ttle commer c11l tudent Janus txptst prettx and peppw tell queen plans to be a re serx 1t1on1st at T VK A '1 look at her powder blue exe w1ll conxtnce xou of her ucces mf Szfzmmzng Janus u ftfc flzozal Thespzan C lzcczlctzdcr RON ALD T NN ALTERS Tztmzc Coxnmercul student hatl mg from homeroom 101 thml boolalseeptng ls tops hopes to enter the Nan alter gradu 1t1on good tt p1st enloxs fi hmg IH 1 let ure txme sure to succeed GEORGE JOSEPH VS ANRO Grozqze Frtendlx C'OlllIH9I'C'11l stu dent tntends to enter the field ot boolsl eeptng qutet member of homeroom S01 en-lots readtnt, outstde tntere t bis' etbxll ind footb all gtmes tttends The pun productlons T14 punt LICILIF ANN VN ARG Lou Attrtcttxe held m tjorette c tptble prestdent of homeroom 30m pl ins to pur ae 1 nur 1ng c treer tt the H tzleton St ite Ho plt tl e pecttllt enjox Cl1IlC'1Ilg, and rootmg, for our bxsltet ball and football terms udtilt llmozcflc Hun ROBI' RT S VNARHOLAK liolnlnu I1lte1ble md consulertte pener tl tudent h is a fine sense of humor mterested IH tutomoblles and tstron omx pre ers tr s d crafts tboxe other subJects p ms to enllst IH te A r Force JOHNI J VS ASHKO Jolzzzny Tall xocatlonal box known for hrs waw brown hur md etctremelx frtendlx person 1l1tx can alw axs be seen at Canteen and foot ball and btsltetball games rites cibmet maklng as h1s fax OTIIQ subject a de fimte asset to the X ocatlonal Club sure to succeed I ocatzonal JOAN BERNICE WATRO Joanze Consctentlous commerclal student cute and frlendly rates bookkeeplng and stenographx hxghly plans to become an accountant spends her lersure ttme hs tenmg to popular muslc and followtng sports ex ents Janus Uozuzlazneer Spzrzt PATRICIA ANINI V! EBER Pa Attractne blond mtss w1tt5 and fun loxlng f vortte subjects are typlng and Engltsh emoys drlw mg 1ce skattng cooktng and dancmg capable treasurer of Canteen f ture plans lnclude oflice work Choral Sztzmmzng Spzfzt C adefle Thespzan EL AIN E IRENE VS EISEIN BORN lluzfzze Pettte well dressed academ IC I ss efhclent secretary of homeroom 300 mam lnterest IS dancxng as seen bt her smooth dtsplay scholasttc lnterest nurses c mtstrx w tram at the Ih1ladelph1a General HONDltdl ladette Suzmmzng Splfll The 1111112 Dzqucrs Uzmmef Sweet demure 1cadem1C mtss h ulmg, from homeroom 303 rites chemlstrx and arts and crafts hlphlx spect 11 mterests lnclude dmcmg football and bas ketbtll plans to attend Pennsxlx ama State Unner s1tV llzoral Szzzmmzng Lzbrary 7 lzespzan Spanish JEANN F LOUISE WENIDEL Slzorly Adorable fun loung aca demtc student favorlte subvect chemlstry Jovs danclng and sports talented mermald capable treasurer of the Swlmmmg Club has an averslon for crowdei danc floors Cadeffe Szzzmmzng Sparzt Thespzan Outdoor SARA ANY WILLIAMS Sally Ann Tall attractrxe member of homeroom 303 fun lovtng motorcx cle enthuslast possesses a sweet smtle enJo5s school sports events swlmmlng and danclng lntends to study nurslng at Allentown General Hospttal C adette A A it ' F7 il ' 'Y v, ' tt ' vt - G . 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' ' .usd ' , ' , I , ' 4 , .-, sl , . , l ,V Y , , . . 1 4 5 52 'H' WILLIAM EUGENE WILLIAMS Bzlly Carefree lad noted for hrs wavy red halr neat dresser rates soclal sc1 ence and chemlstry hlgh on h1s hst of fn orlte subjects pl xns to become a motor cy cle cop IH New Jersey Yhespzan I ocatzonal LINDA JANE VN OLFE Lzrzda LlV9lW well hlled lass hall lng from homeroom 300 talented alto ln the Ad hsh md chorus tops tn her Ac ldennc Course d9SIl natlon lenn State Center Thcspzan Szzzmmzng fudette 1' :mth Adtamtd C horns PAUL BASIL Y ACKANICZ Klzztch Wxtty lad talented bass IH the Boys Quartet rates math and chorus as fayorlte subjects enjoys smmmlng ln free tlme wlll jo1n the M mnes fol lowmg graduxtlon mtends to become a carpenter Adzanced Chorus KATHERINE ANN YANINARELL Kathy Cute academlc student always smllmg competent vlce presldent of the Llbrary Club favors Engllsn and chemlstry enjoys dancxng basketball and football plans to become An Angel of Mercy Lzbrary Thespzan Cadette Dzggers THEODORE MICHAEL YASHUR e Capable NICE presldent of homeroom 300 sharp dresser possesses a w1n mng smlle loves to drrve 1nterested 1n automoblles talented 1n arts and crafts future plans mclude at tendlng Pennsylvama State Umverslty Outdoor JEAN ANN YEVAK Jeannze Fr1endly,amb1t1ous academ IC student selects chem lstry and soclal sclence as her lavorlte subjects ar dent football fan enjoys danclng and makmg ceram 1cs 1n her spare tlme plans to enter a nursmg school after graduatron Thespzan Su Lmmzng French MARGARET MARY YUHAS llargz Jovlal good natured mlss frrendly to everyone rates typrng Spamsh and chennstry tops 1n the Aca demlc Currlculum enjoys playlng the plano second home Daxrylea plans to become a Lady rn Wh1te Thespzan Choral Spamsh Lzbrary MONICA ANNE YUHAS llontca Capable treasurer of home room 300 enjoys Spamsh and typlng plays the p1 ano follows sports and dances rn her lelsure tlme Dalrylea herfayorltehaunt plans to become a nurse Thespzan Choral Spanzsh Lzbrary MILDRED MARIE ZANIOLINE llzmz Qulet courteous and cheer u spends spare tlme dancmg and cookmg rates ty plng mgh on 11st of favor 1te suoject enrolled ln the Home luconomlcs Course JOSEPH JOHN AAROWSKY Joey Fun lovmg lad from the Vo catlonal Course an avld hshlng enthuslast enjoys hnglrsn and health classes lntends to jo1n the Army after graduatlon plans to become a prlnter later Thespzarz Vocattonal Outdoor BETTY JANE ZELEZNOCK Betty Petlte commerclal lass sweet and smcere efhclent typrst hobbres mclude danclng and hstenmg to Dean Martln records joys football and basketball games future plans are undeclded Thespzan GLORIA CLARE ZYLLA nG2glyy Blonde, blue eyed mrss fu ture plans attendlng Penn State Center ln hopes of becomlng a laboratory tech n1c1an finds chemrstry very mterestlng enjoys danclng, playlng the plano, and attendxng 1-IH S bas ketball games Thespzan Lzbrary Spamsh Choral Advanced Choi us to E etro I Q t l. l H ' A 2 1 U . 1, - . l 5 ' .. . if ' ' I . ' . t Q J ' . . . 4 . I ' '. H Q- - - t , , 4 2 Q' ' - ,ezine , 11 7 I 4 . ' V I I ,riffs Y ' rv 4 , , . I X 1 . , Y I V lb ' V7 I ' , ' u - va -'r V ' . V I r . ' - I vanced Chorus. . ,rates Eng- . 3 ' - - - ' Q 1 , : '- .5 v , , 3 A - . A xg, . ' All H1 L .. - -H 'J . . . q Y , ' - ' ' E -, f 14 . . - V- I - 2 . ' .L ' J . . . I ' . Z ' , I' - w - 0 .. H fl ,, , ' - y AA V - I . , - ' , rs n M71 dl! ' A ' ' ' I l I .5 I ' A H' - - Q 'J ' ' '. . .en- t . . . .X - ' ' - Q 1 .' ' ' Y, ' ' ' I . . . X - g -t . . . ' I ' 53 eelw Vocatxonal Play You WlSh a man1cure'7 Don t laugh you re next Vocatlonal Beauty Pageant 04 I K 1 , Nh . I J? ' x S7 . ll V 7 Y! , . S, ' ' 71 N . Z my hd 'Qt ' 4 -, if 4 5 y Y K I .laude Forum Dlscusslon asaaw vi Jazz Band Songstress The Three Tunes ss.,- Comedy Team Halloween Program 55 0 is V' ' vmwi ., MX 3 I 3 L 7 5 ,.-L4 :nu I ' .1 M W 5 W 1 e ig , . Q ' I K A hw 'rv A. Tee, . Y V S , I Eeqamflfxe J ? 'L Ronald Sancks M D Vmrgmla Perlme R N Further on down the trall We met some of our frlends from the home stead, Who, through good preparatlon and hard work have become suc gessful ln then' chosen e These folks when mter vlewed gave a great deal of credlt to the1r 1nstruc tors who helped to steer them stralght Joan Watro Secretary Marllyn Swank B S Jerry Bove-Mechanic Carolyn Babb1sh Clerk 56 Q . ' l5 - 1 - 4 , n u - ld. .1 . , . so 8Z'ucfu1.l'4-al- fafzqe Q? 'S R655 'f eq 481 ,gyvys ,R 1 slits saaasasgsj Ma aslsateae WANTED' for ASSAULT wxth a deadly weapon fBatonD LUCILLE WARG Descrxptlon 5 SVZ 135 lbs long hght brown haxr hazel eyes Twxrls a mean baton Sometlmes wears glasses as a dlsgulse Suggestlon for capture Can probably be brlbed wxth a dlsh of spaghettl yr 'lx 'W WANTED' for STEALING bases JERRY BRAZZO Descrlptlon 5 11 170 lbs blond halr blue eyes May be found dl'lVlI1g a red and black buckboard pulled by 170 horses Clue Leaves a traxl of broken hearts WANTED' for SPEEDING on the Typewriter FRANCES BONACCI Descrlptlon 5 2 105 lbs brown ha1r brown eyes Often caught forgmg letters Has been seen domg 90 the typewrlter Clue Usually makes getaway 1n trusty steed named Pontzac Catalzna WANTED' WANTED' for BANGING on the plano JOANNE TRETTLE Descrlptlon 5' o , 120 lbs , brown halr, brown eyes Uses Jo as an allas Member of a five man gang Warnmg Becomes vlolent when exposed to Johnny Ray records for EXTORTING funds for Community Chest SUSAN GILDERBERG Descnptxon 5' 37, 108 lbs, dark brown halr, and sparklmg dark eyes Holds record for fund ralsmg Do not be decexved by her helpless appearance Thls glrl IS DYNAMITE' Proceed wlth cautlon She has a dzsarmmg smlle 57 WANTED' for DISTURBING the Peace MATTAVI BROTHERS Descrxptxon 5' 11 , 150 lbs , black haxr, dark eyes Use xdentlcal dls UISES N otor1ously wonderful mus1c1ans Earn mg They are armed Cclarlnet and trumpet respectlvelyj and wlll play wlthout warnlng 1 S 8, S H b' N K w X .:..p . ' , ' 4 A + ' ' ,x . ' , .., ' X A ' ' f :Q . K L ' - A ' if 'K l A 55,51 ipltl 5 A , -,ssl-4.26-5421, gay H,-sv.. , - . V - rverfmesi- s '- to 7-1. - 1 f siiwfrigf-ez -. '-W 1 A' . A ' - 1 J- A N., A-M S 'l -, 3 - ff?-YV . - Q' A -A '25, -,.-1-'5.'s?a'1F. :'w'w.:-2:55 if A '-2. , 1. - Zvi' .f1f4315f:rri5,Lf.'E ' -, , , A 1 - -Q -,gi??iti41f5fr V' T V . 1, . ,. . b K M 1 5 .Lck A S 'H.. 'A .- - , Sn 5'?':-'fix-Y.t'iV ---Wfl-fr mil: 'K 5, 0 kr lf me-Q-, - ga as - X 4i 'L ' .6 Ya-v fr MT W' - ' -Q., g.: .1:s:' 1 '..f..-igj.Qee'.e ifjf-Q 1 1 QQ t A f r Easy- 7 7- ' -51 1. ' tm.: 1-a'g:g..t as 3 0' . f f' 7 0' Q' , ., -- . Y V -' - V -. I 2 .0.2. +3 iw' ss,-vi - - , 'A N ,- .. , - . . . ' ' , I fl ' ' . I ll . . , , ,, . ' 1 'a . . ' 1 -' . ' Y 'I I ' 1 ' ' ' ' , ' ll Y! , . . OH 2 , 1 S A 'IX - . . I S -M X I Soplaa Amigos Likeable Chaps is L. Schwarz, P. Martyak, B. Petrilla, B. Kuntz, T. Petronio, B. Brennan. Shaw, B. Salvaterra. Tenderfoota Homesteaders 5 -Q I R. Lockwood, J. Greco, N. Augustitus, A. J. C. Zylla, M. E. Powell, C. Maguschak, D. Rogus. Cameron, C. Moyer. 58 Ambushed 'ykkv' . -gl C. Edwards, J. Leichtman, B. Arey, F. Ososki Wranglers Breaking em ln' B Veet B Trent, B. Petrilla, F. Scatton, M A Unger R Dxana M Wagner P De M Portonova Vxglll A Ervm 59 1 X ,IVLI ' , X9 X X 9 , C 6 Ji TW X fb! n. E. 1 5 , 1 X :X K 'N . X f f 76. g' kwk: Holdup R. Leib, P. Malovich, J. Medvitz. Quick on the draw J. Katchmere. ,,.. . I-litching-post g,..f N. Shutovich, F. Jacketti, R. Monks, J. Kline, B. Ruggiero. Feudin' and Fussin' Adios J. Harris, M. Watro. M. Rentko, J. Katchmer, C. Krohn, P. Lazur. 60 EM ' Q. .NWN J' ' 'T fy .,. '!! msg li Q fgiiil Corralled 9 Vvx First Hou'-fL. Kotch, J. Pol- uirtz, B. Sabia. Svrnnd Row-C. Sabia, M. L. Samler. Caballeros 'V 565 wwf L29 A . aww 'Q wsu iraq we '1 .EL- M. Motto, M. Reinmiller, S. Correll, J. Marnell. 61 Safe Cracking 's,.,- J. Harvilla, R. Leih Partners B. Bellucci, B. Skernolw J Tarone, J. Thomas. Q43 Double Barrelled Saddlebaga -QJX Yuhas and Hudock twms M Berman I Bogash M L DeLucca A Cameron Pony tall: Cnty Shaken 'Qlu V Bonom B Krell A Rebarchak J Cassarella T Morolla T Cassano F Frenduto 62 ll ' A ,if Q I f tg KA : I li x 5, X 3 , -J K xx , 6 . HX A W i 'M-Q f' ,f ., I If J Z., i A . , V-A R K ti' N X! at 2 3 'X A , xx .f X, W , VY I 'ifiw , 4, s '!, X iQ- Posse Tall yarn Short Hb + V Bononl J Costablle P Maggxo T Mascormc M Formlca Siesta Tame Haynde mit J Kubmlus Cadettes and their dates 63 jgvwf . 0 O f l ' f 1 li. I! ' 5 f Q' X xYX NN n 1 F I -W WW ' iz ' N' Y' , A 'K' ' NX . 'Ay 1 ' MF' f ' 12 11111 A if W Semor Class President Semor Homeroom Faculty x Semor Class Semor Trxo 64 ,, X -i 1f fp I ff f V' ff ff' 1 1 f' 1 1 1 1 1 X114 ,1 X! I U11 X 111 X' 1,7 1 ',ff 1 K1 1 1111 f1 K f fy Cf ff , 1' 1 1 f , X V!! 77,1 X X ,' 1 ' f If 4, , 1 I , 11, f 1 1 -52 2 f X '57 Q3 - gl ff 19, 5 4 x K P' Q 5 A ': ' ' In 7 V171 X f. 4 , ,ja V K ,f If ,f ' 'J 1,1 ,fu 11' ,f Y, . 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I t 29 Advance Chorua Dance Thanksglvlng Day Kmg and Queen A M Belletlere J Brazzo Ire Thanksglvlng Day Dance Theeplan Chrlat maa Banquet Open House , . . I I B I t V Q 'wr ' 'Q' f 68 70am Z REPUBLICANS Left to rzghl S Schwartz J Belluccl I Mdggxo E Stemer J Farace J Mdttavl D Shanno R Supow1t7 J Thomas M Kotch NKEY NIGHT Hia ,J Republican Chairman At the Voting polls Democrat Chairman J ame Walsh Adam Peak DEMOCRATS Left to rzght P Pwam K Grxesmg G Koxahc J Rlce J M2ttaV1 H Skuba J Cassarella E Wexsenborn J Scalhon E Dudeck 69 0 . 5 f - ' - Q I ' 3 ' ' . ' I . .1 .1 ' - I fl , V J J P 4 J. . . , . ,, . , . , . . . , . , . ,, . ,WX J 3. EE Q- li if ,J L VTE J J J' ff x X xy , 5 R fl I ix suf an lx L f X 7 K E . ,Q Ml A I X . . g ' t . .,: ', . , . , . ', . ', . , . , . ' Rmdz JMJL Janus Tw plsts Junlor MOUHIAIHPGF Stafl -4 ,pm -fy-QVQYQ' Mfr S Canteen DNC Jockey J mus Art Eriltors Thespmn I roperty Chfurmdn -,X Stock Room Boys Ofiice Gmrls 70 W O als .J Q9 4. 1 Q gn' u db bp tip' 4 Vu Q 05 ' Q Q O 3 w 'L 9' 5 50 . 2' Pix I u Q ID Bti L! W figff T---1-.-,- Woi I I u i ' .I 3 Q Q., all. m 3 ,NP Qi eg. 'Z' G? 43' X' W bwwpw- 3 , 4 ,M iiirh,-Q ,,,.......W- M- sw--5 4 ? Zak! Ann Mae Belletiere Priscella Mundie Anthony Antinozzi Edztor m Ch1ef Asvoczate Edztor Sports Edztor o 21 Av 8 1, 10 n f ld OX owne EM 'b0'fs1E'ba111z b-3,1 5 051, Qglor Anna Martzen Isobel Clearfield Barbara Talkowskl Associate Edztor Adnerizazng Manager Assouate Edztor 43 mt ag:-'f Karl Young Busxness Advlser 19' David Shanno Sports Edxtor Y?WWf W P Phyllls Moskowitz Proof reader e e l - 'Jef , nw--s., Dorothy M Bayless 5. Faculty Advxser . - ami! :snr-in Q!-5 'ISS' Q Ruth L LeGrande Ann Mae Belletiere Faculty Advlser Edltor ln Chief fx Isobel Clearfield Advertxsmg Manager Vlrglnla Bononl Photographer Mnchael Kotch Carol Laplnsky Reporter Reporter Elaine Stelner Advertrsmg Manager 'W ,J-Ein vis? -'ix-5 John Tatusko Photographer Kathy Lelb Reporter We Carol Chamberlain Asaocxate Edxtor Rosemary Campbell Clrculatlon Manager s-vx 17 - M.. I f X 1' J ,X -.X X 4? X x at R Nga Rv L -v lu! 4 Az-.iayzbj gi' X' Q-L-.,,. L J' Annette Kakaleclk Jean McCeady Typist Typlst Monica Martyak Jo Ann Mehalllck Reporter Reporter 74 Janne Walsh Typxst gina. Mary Merker Reporter cu , 'x X a lf a 4 'X K ' 1-'Z , N LX Q -' '4 l X , ' XV lf 'U : Z tg W Xxx XYX 'ye A . -- . 1 G, . . N ' 'H' ' f I V. A . M . ,' -- W , Q 'Y J. A , X , ff J, ,, . - . , I , ,V , 1... . ..5'. VIXM I ' .' .z ' . ,, ,ff 1 f N ,,... y vt, , 1' ,1M'ff. f . - . . . 1 1 f 1 gf' ' ' . 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A , fx In K 33 .- 'Refi in ff M x A-.., 'es -Q7 xtt-'NX xx X X Anna Martzen Assoclate Editor K IX I Y B39 X f QKAX .X ,, fra if ' W I .ff-P fr ff 2 I ,f -J Sylvla Mauro C rculat1o'1 Manager Alice Dembroskl Reporter Gerald Brazzo Margaret Corrigan Reporter Reporter ffl 1? -.sf Norma Morgan Elaine Nesteroclc Barbara Ort . N X we .- 2 swf ,R if--,-ff Peter J Dougherty otography Advlser 431 mx 'GX MN Barbara Talkowskl ASSOCldt9 Edxtor Prlscllla M undle ASSOCIHIG Fdxtor Janice Buehler Sue Etta Fry Art Edltor Art hdltor 'er' Susan Glldenberg Phyllis Hexse Reporter Reporter Joan Schaffer Modesta Slahor Cz Anthony Antlnozzl Sporte Edmtor Y Wxllxam Gemmell Art Edltor 3 ig Q Vik Ji gy 'mi get Lois Henderson Reporter Beverly Valalk Reporter Reporter Reportel 75 Reporter Reporter Reporter ,ml -, 1 O V , .Nd it-'Xi R . - , x Y . W N .K 1 J' , R ' , J A , ff Y ' - A yn A, M I h . A X, 5'-it-, M ft '3 LM - ' A ' ' . LSL ' N- ggi? at i iff' ' ' ., F i- f - - x , 4, ' ., i A . .T , ' fb- j , 'ff k xi' I ' . ,Y hx Ngfivqh h 'ga xxt ,ln ., t. V .V M, 525 j x. 5 . ' 1. - 5, - ' ' ' Nw? , ,gmt . . . . .4 . . ' - ' 'b . :Nt A 1 - .QL k' xx :xo .Xl 1, sw, X., A H I I xl -s-KX. +V - 5 M r f K I N- lx ' , ' ' ' 1 5 be . PM ,I .r H . g LY? , .-Z :gig , - ' , it 1 ! 1 , ,QA . 1, asf, ,. I if N- ?AAYij'f 9 l K , L A is Jgi, df I x -H, I , , 3 ,, fe- fe fa' o R M a 7 f .. ' -fr' 'I , , -'L ' - , - ,.- . i t l '4' 4, Y ,,-QQ' 42 , Q- V ET - iff' . ' . . . w - - I . ' 'ff t , i.-.QNX 1,4 V M -. N 5 iirrk ft I - , 'W 4 Q Y V lklge g ' 1-if I i w fan 9' , 1 w 2 ,f,,Ak, 1, , 5.4, - , r . o I , 'R A ' 5 J , R xxv 'C' Q , , ' ' M Q ,, ' 'F , LL., V N f 5 v Left to right: First Row-R. Bergstresser-Adviser, J. Orlando, J. Avillion, P. Maggio, J. Calek, J. Schaffer, B. Valaik, A. Curran, M. Slahor, R. Petruska, M. Kotch, L. Deitch-Business Manager. Second Row-P. Fedullo, D. Burns, P. Kowalski, A. Fierro, R. Yenchko, F. Santoroski, T. LaRose, R. Hayden, H. Hopeck, J. Greco, J. Poluirtz, J. Camera, B. Sabia. The Mountaineer, the newspaper printed and edited by the students of H.H.S., is written by a staff of twenty sophomore, junior, and senior students under the direction of Miss Ruth Bergstresser. The monthly publication is made up of four pages. The first page con- sists of informative news and happenings con- cerning the school, the second page, thought- provoking, interesting editorials, poems, and some entertaining feature storiesg the third, club news and feature articles, the fourth, ex- citing sports stories. The Business Manager for the school paper is Mr. Leonard Deitch, who takes care of the subscription drive at the beginning of the year and handles the monetary problems of the staff. Four typists work diligently with him and also type the articles before they are sent to the Vocational Print Shop. Mr. Anton Yeager and Mr. George Mas- kornick are in charge of the printing of the paper. With the vocational boys they Work with the staff in publishing The Mountaineer, which is eagerly awaited by all the home- steaders. BUSINESS STAFF Mr. Deitch, Miss Bergstresser, Joan Watro, Andrea Striney, Monica Leggo, Marie Maue. Senlor staff at work Mlss Bergstresser Edxtor IH Chxef Western Roundup Columnlst Mr DQ1tCh Settlng the prlnt Vocat1onal Print Shop 77 W- X n 6 AK' 1 we A lun' Left to right: First Row-D. Quinn, B. Rossi, C. Gudalewsky, M. Hawkes, B. Gross, G. Depalma, D. Duksta, R Jamelli, D. Papada, B. R. Farace, R. Monroe, D. A. Delese, M. Maue, D. Ancharski, C. Vayda, E. Steiner, M. Yuhas M. Yuhas, M. A. Brunette, L. Wolfe, M. Machiagodena, F. Bognet, J. McGeady, A. M. Cifranic, F. Bonacci, K. Yan- narell. Second Row-B. Talkowski, G. Columbo, E. Weisenborn, P. Baker, N. Deakos, S. Schwarz, S. Gildenberg, A Pozzessere, D. Shanno, N. Drumheller, S. Mauro, B. Gates, J. Arthur, C. Smulyan, P. Godinsky, F. Miller, A. Curran M. Mariano, R. Evans, P. Palermo, J. Messer, B. Farace, J. Chisnell, P. Acri. Third Row-A. M. Belletiere, G. Pol- mounter, J. Pantages, R. Defina, G. Lloyd, G. Kovalick, L. George, A. Cameron, M. L. DeLucca, I. Bogash, P. Boyle S. Mehallick, P. Pecker, J. Avillion, R. Sorletti, R. Burkat, R. Smulyan, P. Moskowitz, B. Ort, J. Yevak, N. Smith A. Striney, J. Grula, V. Gelfert, R. Campbell, E. Nesterock, M. A. Welkie, C. LaRocca, R. Marino, M. Hudock, M Martyak, C. Mastroianni, H. Lacher, J. Lewis, J. Wendel, J. Allegretto. Fourth Row-G. Kovalick, R. A. Frye, N Morgan, K. Hill, P. Kapuschinsky, L. Henderson, C. Lapinsky, K. Leib, M. Siroki, P. Heisey, A. Cassano, J. Mucha P. Weber, J. Kessel, S. Edelstein, M. Slahor, D. Leibensperger, B. Krell, A. Kakalecik, S. E. Fry, P. Stepanitis, A. Matz 1 r M. Shuletsky, J. Scambia, E. Wagner, M. Berman, J. Tolerico, M. A. Hudock, M. Boock, V. Bononi, P. Maggio, J Sweeney, J. Kotansky, J. Walsh. Fifth Row-L. Parnell, N. Plesh, F. Frenduto, T. Jacoby, J. Angelo, M. Kotch, J Martini, S. Pendal, J. Farace, J. Fellin, G. Wanko, L. Marsilio, D. Shafer, N. Graziano, T. Morollo, J. Cassarella, B Williams, R. Carlyon, W. Houseknecht, A. Mercantino, R. Malloy, T. Antinozzi. Thespian Troupe No. 257 has again com- pleted a very successful year with some spark- ling performances on our Frontier Playhouse stage. On the evening of November 22 a delighted audience laughed and applauded the three-act comedy, Beauty and the Beef. The club joined in the festivities of the holiday season at its Christmas banquet which Was held at the First Presbyterian Church on Monday, December 13. A Case of Springtime was presented on March 18. It portrayed the hilarious, but un- -4 derstandable troubles that befell a high school senior when he fell for the daughter of the school principal. W'hat happened when she decided to throw him over for a college man made the play particularly enjoyable. On Monday, May 9, Thespian Week began with the formal initiation at the annual Thes- pian spring banquet. Thespian Day was cele- brated on Friday, May 13. Cn Saturday and Sunday Miss Brown and eligible seniors took a week-end trip to New York City to see several hit plays, thus bringing to a close a very active and rewarding year. OFFICERS President . ., ..... ................. B everly Gates . . . .Joan Arthur . . . . .Sylvia Mauro Vice President ...... Secretary .......... Business Manager .... .... C onnie Smulyan Publicity Directors ..... .... N ancy Drumheller Ann Curran Property Chairmen ..... .... F rancis Miller Pat Godinsky Make-up Chairmen ...... ..... A ngela Pozzessere Susan Guildenberg Membership Chairman ...... .... ff Louise Maddon Recorder of Points ....... .... N icholas Deakos Sandra Schwarz ........,.DavidShanno Art Directors ...... ............ M ary Ann Mariano Richard Evans House Manager. . . C missing from pictureb jk: Left to right: First Row-C. Sabatino, N. Deakos, S. Schwarz, S. Gildenberg, A. Pozzessere, D. Shanno, N. Drum- heller, S. Mauro, B. Gates, J. Arthur, C. Smulyan, P. Godinsky, F. Miller, A. Curran, M. Mariano, R. Evans, N. Mon- tone. Second Row-R. Yenchko, J. Petrosky, J. Katchmer, C. Spevak, M. Pillonate, N. Koreisl, J. Ziegler, P. Kachinsky, P. Kowalski, L. Kotch, J. Poluirtz, C. Mechinus, I. Patanovich, M. L. O'Donnell, S. Carrell, E. Mraz, D. Heisner, A. Martine, C. Colombo, G. Congell, M. Frask, R. Arlotto, C. Sabia, C. Hornack. Third Row-E. Gliem, E. Timcho, J. DeBalko, J. Bonan, M. Davis, C. Krohn, A. Fierro, C. Smith, B. Yurovchak, S. A. Flynn, S. Scatton, A. George, W. Pryzwansky, J. Sipple, P. Kringe, M. Rentko, J. A. White, A. Durso, C. Crease, E. J. Cassano, H. Friendlander, M. A. Christman, J. Hines. Fourth Row-P. Bottley, G. Reynolds, F. Cortez, T. Christino, F. Serany, H. Skuba, R. Pav- gnslliy, Sxallerrick, B. Skernolis, R. Hayden, G. Key, C. Milko, P. Lazur, P. Pecora, N. Baran, A. Barger, A. Marushin, . ompx a. Left to right: First Row-L. Corradini, N. Deakos, S. Schwartz, S. Gildenberg, A. Pozzessere, D. Shanno, N. Drum- heller, S. Mauro, B. Gates, J. Arthur, C. Smulyan, P. Godinsky, F. Miller, A. Curran, M. Mariano, R. Evans, C. Ed- wards. Second Row4A. M. Fornataro, J. Kalenack, B. Longo, S. Moore, J. Leitner, J. Joseph, P. Crane, J. Lapinsky, M. Shutovich, L. Monroe, J. Mariano, M. Maccali, J. DeSanto, L. Farace, D. Rogus, L. Harvilla, B. Bodolosky, J. Dudick, J. Bujak, R. Diana, J. Lettiere, A. Fares, E. Balas, B. Salvaterra, B. Arey. Third Row-L. Schwartz, M. De Francesco, M. Guscott, R. Fellin, P. Paternoster, J. Shellenberger, E. Riefenberg, M. A. Seman, J. Schiefer, P. Fedullo, B. Katchmarik, B. Keuch, E. Barthalmus, R. Nemeth, M. Duffy, G. Fierro, J. Wolchesky, K. DeMarzo, D. Burns, J. Dinsmore, J. Rosenberg, M. Melnick, M. L. Pugliese, E. Peck, L. Marnen, G. Motto. Fourth Rou'4N. Mihalovich, M. J. Lauro, C. Skinner, A. McLaughlin, C. Heastand, T. Maxwell, V. Landro, D. Saul, T. Rossi, S. Cassarella, E. Loewer, M. A. Buyarski, D. Pence, C. Dudeck, J. Audakimow, B. Didick, R. Smith, B. Schaefer. 79 F te, a-SP' gf? BEAUTY AND THE BEEF Gmny lBeverly Gatesj hopes her past on a qu1z program w1ll be a closed book and the boys will date her llke anyone else now that her famlly has moved to a small clty The cap tam of the football team Beef CAlfonso Cralgl has already oifered to help her mth Amerlcan hlstory He doesn t suspect Gmny has It all cold from Columbus up to the present Desp1te all her efforts Beef find out and leaves Gmny broken hearted To prove to Beef that whe 1sn t so smart she copxes the wrong answers from hls exam paper Each admlts eopwmg but lt s Beef who 19 suspended The team can t WIH the blg game w1th out hlm The glrl ln a Jam wlth the whole school now puts EPICHC ln the team s cocoa to postpone the game Now Gmny IS almost ln trouble w1th the law' It s all strarghtened out at the end and at last Gmny has her date w1th Beef FATHER KNOWS BEST After readlng about teen age allpement, Father CDave Shannoj decldes young people w1ll bear watchlng and slnce the best place to watch them ms at home that s where Betty fPh1ll1s Helseyj and her newly acqulred dream date Ralph fNeal Grazlanoj, must spend the evenmg Father puts hlS foot down on the whole tammy and the results are not qulte what he expected, w1th a Garden Club meetlng 1n the llvlng room 'S basketball in the basement and hide ind seek all over the house When Father discovers Betty and Rxlph gone elope ment is a certaintv he calls the l olice before he finds out that Ralph s father is an important new business prospect The law cannot be called off and Bettv and Ralph are located at a distant soda fountain The excitement and humorous complica tions grow until Father finally decides that while he may know best the people know a little too A CASE OF SPRINCTIME This enjoy able plav centers about Bob Parker CV1ncent Landroj who tak s up the art of magic for the sole purpose of cipal s daughter Because he has decided that college men are far more polished and suave than mere h gh school seniors she decides to pay no attention to Bob especially after he tries his special trick fsawing a woman in halfj on her in assembly and it doesnt work' During the course of the plav Bob becomes more and more involved in his tricks which eventually get the principal the P T A , and the police on his trail i Yb- R ,,....-f 1'-9-:'..f S- , A w Q .kt M 'Z .. ' 4 -l. 1 tg . . 45 K I 5 fl ' Cai gg , r .va , 4. s 1 if fy. P I., V- W, A 1' K l . sz ' 1 i 3 :Q , 'Ny Q X , , X N X V, s X X K , Ax xx 41 A fix ,fe X -J I y Q -A xxx Xhgeiv S . ' . K. I , . ' -2 -K . . . ' . . s ' z ., - L ' 1 . . ' . . J ' ' 1 1 . I 1' - 'ly . 5 1 1 N L- . . , . . A . . 6: . ' . ' . M ' . f' L , . a X Y ' f . - ' 5 as K, V 9. I ' . R A .fr L2 impressing his girl, Joan Abernaker fBeverly Gatesl, the prin- ,, ' ' ' 1 ' ! , I ' ' : ' S ' . H . l 4.-f T Q- . M ' . 1. L A . 'A ' . , , V' , . . Y . . , K Y' , , , , 75,6 A N' TP, X ' ,nf. , . t , t ' xl' .Wt A w ,ml y r V g if g 1, J, xt, 'X 3' . i FJ ' a K , N: V X B , 1 K qv , 3 V 81 Slaqe Gaew ,db ll ae' 14 4,9 W L Settmg up the scenery Up goes the curtaln on another wonderful set the stage, and pull the curtams assembly program' Whlle we are enjoymg the presentatlon, cow hands are workmg back We re certamly glad to have Robert M1ller, stage to see that the show proceeds smoothly Davld Saul Jack Maurer, and Peter Saul a Under Mr Albert Saueraker s d1rect1on, the round the ranch to produce the wonderful ef stage crew check the llghts, work the spothght fects Jack Maurer, Davxd Saul, Mr Saueracker, Bob Mlller, Peter Saul 82 ' 3 4' ,A g Q, Gi' 3 S 5 , 1 .. . .rob f Q Ya, in 9. g ' F' , Arg: .Q . A 0 - Q' ly r , A Q I , Q -A 7 A 9 . . ' it - A S .J 76 A Q- r AQ rx R, K f V I ,, gyms 1, , ' F 'X 5 . , 1 , ff, , fQ , hs Lu. - ' f Q . 51, ' 'fy , ' 2 ' 5 r raw lg -T' . 'r n , - 1 ',l,f,.f ', 'K K -f-1,4 fs - ui 4: -A K 1 - TV Q . I A 5 'fix an li U- 1 r as . . V 1 f 1 V i .. . ' qv e 131' A75 fly' I iraq qi' 1 .,, A H-., P A , , . . . ., HP 'H ja ' ' Q 4 : 55' .s f ar z 3 ,r 2' 1, - 'E - . 'f , sk I . L k 'A L.. . ,gpm ,. A .I 1 ,Q -,N W , ,. A y W 1 Ia' Je' '- . . , . . , a n . , - , . 9 5 Z K7 Left to right: First Row-HJ. Schiefer, J. Messer, A. Fierro, J. Tatusko, V. Bononi, T. LaRose, P. Kapuschinsky. Second Ro'u'YJ. Stegner, C. Stein, J. Martini, B. Krell, L. Marsilio, J. Fellin, R. Lohenis, D. Saul, P. Palermo. On cold, winter nights the big pioneer family enjoys sitting around the fire and looking at pictures of friends, family, and scenes from back East. These pictures were taken by the gueiterbugs who belong to the Photography u . One of the sources of revenue for the club is selling Wallet size pictures of our school foot- ball, and basketball teams. This money helps OFFICERS President ....... .....,..... . . .John Tatusko Vice President. . . .Virginia Bononi Secretary ..,., ...... A ndrea Fierro Treasurer ..,.. . , Anthony LaRose Adviser .... .,.,. M r. Dougherty toward defraying the costs of the excellent equipment which club members use. Familiar sights at all school hoe-downs are the flashes from the cameras of our school Photographers. Covering school social and sports activities, the members of this club provide for the future enjoyment of H.H.S. students by taking pic- tures for the Mountaineer and Janus, Gatetzfe Left to right: First Row-M. L. DeLucca, J. Wendel, F. Bonacci, A. M. Cifranic, R. DeFina, M. R. Sidari, K. Yan- narell, L. Wolfe, R. Smulyan, F. Bognet, C. Fuccile, J. Orlando, B. Farace, E. Phillips, J. Sweeney, S. DeLorenzo, B. Rossini, J. Walker, M. Gallagher, P. Soltis, M. A. Brunette, J. Chisnell, P. A. Acri, M. A. Marchock, M. Merker, C. Gabriele, M. Hawkes, P. A. Boyle, I. M. Bogash, A. B. Cameron. Second Rou'-B. Talkowski, A. Belletiere, M. Slebod- nick, V. Esposito, D. Ancharski, M. Pini, G. Lloyd, P. Baker, G. Kovalick, M. Corrigan, B. Skernolis, E. Nesterock, R. Arlotto, P. Heisey, J. Schaffer, P. Johnson, G. Key, K. Leib, M. Maue, A. Sulkevich, R. Marino, S. Gildenberg, S. Schwarz, G. Colombo, E. Weisenborn. Third Row-J. Lewis, B. R. Farace, D. Papada, A. Dembroski, M. Lashefsky, K. Hill, M. A. Hudock, R. A. Frye, N. Morgan, B. Ort, I. Clearfield, C. Smulyan, D. Quinn, E. Owens, C. Lapinsky, P. Palermo, L. Avillion, P. Parrell, J. Pantages, R. Campbell, B. Valaik, N. Smith, J. Kessel, J. Mucha, L. Henderson, C. Vayda, J. McGeady, J. Arthur, J. Calek, J. Kotansky, F. Crocomo. Fourth Row-C. Chamberlain, D. DeLese, R. Jamelli, R. Monroe, A. M. Busia, A. Sidari, M. Blasko, A. Stefanowicz, G. Polmounter, M. Martyak, P. Moskowitz, C. Mastroianni, B. Gates, A. Curran, P. Godinsky, A. Striney, C. Sando, P. Sacco, C. Koch, R. M. Meyers, D. Duksta, D. Herhal, D. Christy, A. Pozzessere, C. Rhoades, N. Drumheller, R. Marchetti, A. Marley, M. Machiagodena, M. J. Walsh, M. Jones. Fifth Rou'-J. Tolerico, V. Bononi, P. Maggio, M. Slahor, P. Weber, F. Miller, S. Edelstein, J. Suitch, A. Matz, M. Shuletsky, S. A. Williams, M. James, L. Warg, D. Leibensperger, C. Barlett, A. Kakalecik, G. Scarcella, V. Perline, P. Stepanitis, S. E. Fry. Every Thursday night the calicos from these parts like to go down to the Cadette meeting at the Y.W.C.A. During the business meeting the girls make plans for their big events, such as the two semi-formals, one at Christmas, the other in the spring. This year's fund-raising project was a fashion show. Other functions include hayrides, Weiner roasts, and informal parties. After each business meeting a variety of interesting programs were presented by guest speakers, local entertainers and club members. Representatives from all Y.W.C.A.'s in the area held a mid-winter conference February 17-18-19. The girls have helped others by contribut- ing to worthy causes, and by volunteering their services to the Y. These girls truly represent the spirit of the great West. OFFICERS President ................,..,...... Phyllis Heisey Vice President ,..., ..... M imi Arlotto Secretary ......... ..... J oan Schaffer Treasurer ..,,.,........... ...... P olly Johnson Program Chairman ..........,.... Elaine Nesterock Assistant Program Chairman ......., Betsy Skernolis . . . ,Nancy Kelly Downtown Reporter ............,., M ountaineer Reporter .................., Gerry Key Sentinels .,.....,.,. Kathy Leib, Margaret Corrigan Adviser ..............,,.............,. Miss Luchi Gadafzfe 67' ' ik Left to righl: First Ron'-B. Salvaterra, J. Buliano, D. Williams, C. Edwards, R. Diana, P. Devigili, N. Potsko, L. Schwarz, J. Skurkey, B. Arey, B. Salvator, J. Scmuta, M. Eroh. Serwzd IZmrAB. Longo, D. Gibson, M. Eisenman, B. Bodalosky, L. Harvilla, D. Rogus, J. Bujak, M. Corrigan, B. Skernolis, E. Nesterock, R. Arlotto, P. Heisey, J. Schaffer, P. Johnson, G. Key, K. Leib, E. Dezagottis, M. Potence, D. Matz, A. Ervin, E. Balas, A. Fares. Third Nou'-B. Thomp- son, J. Joseph, P. Crane, J. Lapinsky, J. Leitner, S. Moore, M. Wagner, M. Guscott, J. Shellenberger, B. L. Mainenti, J. Greco, N. Augustitus, K. DeMarzo, D. Burns, J. Wolckesky, L. Mannen, E. Peck, L. Gaudiano, J. Kalenack, P. Goetz, J. Lettiere, M. Campanell, J. Cameron, C. L. Cusatis, J. Zarowsky, R. M. Carr, J. De Blass, E. Boganski, J. De Santo, A. M. Fornataro. Fourfh Rozz'fR. Lesko, E. Galinas, M. Melnick, P. Martyak, J. Camera, J. Schiefer, A. Fellin, L. Monroe, M. L. Pugliese, M. A. Shutovich, J. Greshko, M. A. Unger, R. Smith, B. Didick, M. A. Seman, J. DeMatt, J. Audakimow, J. Mariano, M. Macc-ali, L. Farace, G. Motto, P. Fedullo, B. Katchmarik, M. Duffv, M. Hibala, J. Rosen- berg, J. Dinsmore, J. Edwards, E. Spencer, E. Klinesmith, S. Shaw. Fiffh Roz1'YE. Loewer, H. Hopeck, C. Dudeck, N. Mikalovich, M. Haggerty, S. Cassarella, A. McLaughlin, M. J. Lauro, A. M. Fazio, C. A. D'Angel0, S. Langlis, S. Messick, C. Skinner, J. Uick, J. Rogar, B. Keuch, M. Kenvin, B. Schaefer, R. Nemeth, K. Barthalmus. All llltl A 1 0 Hhr' 1 1 ' :Q s ll ' 5 . .Ig , , . I 1, .W . . r .. . Lefl to righf: First Rou'-M. Frask, F. Kapes, M. Davies, B. Bellucci, J. Tarone, C. Colombo, G. Congell, Plesh, M. Corrigan, B. Skernolis, E. Nesterock, R. Arlotto, P. Heisey, J. Schaffer, P. Johnson, G. Key, K. Leib, S. Lltchoek, J. Berger, W. Petrilla, R. Martini, S. Carrell, J. Thomas. Sefond Rou'-C. Cessaro, L. Klinger, C. Avillion, B. Kopie, E. Mraz, J. Beam, R. Colasurdo, C. Carbe, M. Pillonato, D. Heisner, H. Bittenbender, P. Pisane, B. Roman, C. Saba- tino, R. Veraldi, K. Melfi, P. Kowalski, P. Kochinsky, C. Sabia, C. Mechinus, J. Poluitz, L. Kotch, B. Sabia, D. Blasko, L. Parrell, J. Ziegler, M. Natalie, M. L. O'Donnell, H. Smith, I. Radacovsky, M. J. Lesko. Third Row-J. Pacelli, P. Bednar, C. Hornack, P. Kringe, D Bodolosky, M. Bresnock, E. Fescina, R. Petruzzi, C. Crease, M. L. Scaran, C. Spe- vak, M. Gambardella, G. Palermo, G. Raedler, G. Richards, S. Hill, E. Gleim, J. Dubinsky, R. Yenchko, J. Slppel, L. Reinmiller, I. Patanovich, J. Petrosky, J. A. White, J. Walter, M. Chamberlain, A. Kinney, T. Caso, M. Houser. Fourth Hou'-H I. Friedlander, C. Krohn, M. Craig, M. Quick, A. Fierro, C. Smith, A. Moyer, S. A. Flynn, S. Scatton, A. M. Vasinda, J. Gates, R. Hayden, C. Milko, R. Sina, R. Martini, P. Pecora, N. Baran, A. Barger, A. Marushin, J. Oster. 85 Gaclezfla One of the mterestmg Cadette programs Models at the Cadette Fashlon Show Awaltlng thelr dates for the Chrlstmas Seml Relgfllllg at the Masquerade Dance ik x M Xa 1 Miss Luchi, Adviser C' On the dance floor For fun and relaxatlon durmg the busy week ranchers head toward theY M C A on Thursdays and Saturday evemngs Whlle the cow hands go downstalrs to play a fast game of pmg pong or to shoot pool the ladles fill the lobby w1th happy chatter or watch televlslon However barn dancing to the latest h1t tunes lSi itlll the mam attractlon for guys and gals a1 e Somet1mes for varlety the Jazz Band OFFICERS Vice Preszderzt Tony Antmozzl Secretary Rose Campbell Treasurer Patsy VVeber Busmess Managers Irma Patanovlch Bea Belluccl In the game room plays for the danclng The Sadxe Hawkms Dance the Mlstletoe Dance at Chrlstmas and Canteen from 10 00 P M to 1 00 A M on New Years Eve brlng loads of fun at hollday t1mes Open House and Request Nlght are also 'mg favorltes w1th the Canteen crowd Swmgm thelr partners helps to keep the Splflt of the young folks gay and happy when the day s work IS done 87 . . . H . . 7? li ' I 77 ' , i . . .. . , , , . 7 Y v ' 7 ! President ............... , .......,., Joseph Angelo ' 1 ,... I , ' 2 i Left to right: First Row-J. Lesh, P. Fuehrer, J. Klesh, A. Schade, J. Kichka, N. Porreca, S. Gasper, N. Graziano, C. Franzosa, J. Bove, J. Yannuzzi, J. Vanik, T. Potsko, B. Greco, H. Heintzelman, J. Silock, R. Deliman, J. Resuta, R. Sinex, C. Mancuso. Second Row-P. Lee, T. Greschner, J. Angelo, E. Dudeck, B. Williams, R. Drasher, R. Fellin, R. Fisher, P. Genetti, M. Gavitt, C. Fuehrer, V. Lakata, N. Tabino, B. Mihalik, J. Kaschak, R. Ryba, R. Sullin, T. Leshko, R. Ulrich, J. Resuta. Third Row-T. Mindick, J. Zarowsky, J. Hausman, J. Washko, E. Davis, T. Fiflishun, V. Puhak, R. Felicione, A. Craig, F. Silock, T. Tanner, E. Protchko, J. Diehl, E. Hunsinger, S. Pendal. M. Kotch. The cowhands who do a lot around the ranch to keep it in shape are members of the Vocational Club. They render valuable assistance by print- ing our monthly school publication, the Moun- taineer, They print programs, tickets, and posters for use by the school and its organiza- tions. These dudes also help to keep our building in good repair. This year the boys from the electrical shop played a great part in the in- stallation of the new public address system. The assembly program given by the Vo- cational Club is eagerly awaited by the student body, since the boys take girl's parts, the re- sults are always hilarious. Vocational boys have volunteered to do mechanical, cleaning, and painting jobs on cars which belong to members of the faculty and student body. Life on the ranch goes along more smoothly with the help of these boys. OFFICERS President ..........................,.. Jerry Bove Senior Vice President, . . . .... Cosmo Franzosa Junior Vice President .... .... J oe Yanuzzi Secretary .,......... .... N eal Graziano Treasurer .... .... J oe Vanik Adviser .... .... M r. Camera nie 1, fr: 'fi .L . 1 Z Left to right: First Row-T. Lozosky, J. Karmonick, L. Sabol, R. Martonick, F. Deliman, F. Markara, R. Massage, J. Pavlick, J. Sando, E. Lusky, K. Horlacher, W. Houser, N. Fiore, J. Oberto. Second Row-V. Skeeba, J. DeBa1ko, E. Gooch, C. Guido, J. Matteo, L. Sebia, P. Bottley, N. Graziano, C. Franzosa, J. Bove, J. Yannuzzi, J. Vanik, P. D'Amato, T. Dolon E. Kalenak, G. Schneider, B. Krisher, C. Stern, C. Dudeck, J. Daniels. Third Row-J. McCann R. Ruggiero E. Lutsky, R. Maddock, E. Minnich, R. Stefanik, K. Roberts, A. Brommer, C. Cunfer, J. McNeal, F. Kolbush, G. Lat: off, A. Bodner, T. Grega, L. Blasko, R. Gentle, R. Stanek, D. Schoennagle, M. Palermo, R. Lindenmuth. Fourth Rau'- R. Belusko, G. DeBalko, F. Cortez, R. Tisi, R. Tolerico, J. Williams, J. Kennedy, J. Skitka, F. Harmonosky, R. Pav- linsky, S. Merrick, G. Kulpon, N. Lee, B. Kotch, J. Paulshock. 'E Left to right: First R0u'+N. Lauro, O. James, M. Ricco, J. McHugh, S. Kubishin, J. Leshko, R. Durishin, J. Enama, J. Bonacci B. Kohut T. Carelli, J. Esposito, R. Steward, D. Palko, P. Penkola, F. Scatton, J. Scatton, N. Craig, N Carrell. Second Row-LJ. Smarsh, E. Tarapchak, J. Cherba, D. Sandrock, J. Payne, R. Smith, J. Parosky, N. Graziano, C. Franzosa, J. Bove, J. Yannuzzi, J. Vanik, W. Yuhas, R. Andreuzzi, J. Cienki, P. Sokoloski, C. Markovchick, T. Mar- R dyniak, T. Demilio, J. Shema, J. Marnell. Third Row-K. Hunsinger, R. Cauley, H. Reimold, J. Malloy, R. Klein, Kochin, G. Marankie, J. Lacher, J. Cabell, R. O'Hazzo, W. Kramer, B. Reimiller, J. Davis, L. Lorah, D. Cussat, B Letcher, P. Dougherty, C. McCoy, P. Ziegler, N. Weston, R. Vell, J. Evans, M. Obert. Fourth Row-S. Mollick, L Jacobs, C. Moyer, P. LeGrande, D. Johnson, J. Andeara, J. Andrejco, J. Ducar, H. Polk, S. Skeeba, E. Dorneman, L Enama, B. DeRienzo, J. Chicalese, L. Casper, R. Ecker, J. Prokop, C. Morton, F. Haggerty, J. Chernock. 89 5 Left to right: First Row-S. Mauro, E. Good, B. Abeboud, R. Fellin, K. Yannarell, M. Machesko, F. Bognet, G. Polmounter, P. Terracciano, R. Rough, S. Carrell, J. Thomas, P. Acri, M. A. Brunette, G. Colombo, E. Weisenborn, B. Farace, W. Rowswell, L. Kurdziel, B. N. Talkowski. Second Row-D. Papada, M. L. DeLucca, I. Bogash, A. Cam- eron, P. Boyle, G. Kovalick, G. Lloyd, P. Baker, N. Deakos, A. Belletiere, S. Zeisloft, C. Chamberlain, R. Arlotto, J. Messer, J. Avillion, B. R. Farace, J. Dudeck, F. Werpshaw, P. Martyak, L. Monroe, J. Veach. Third Row-C. Dudeck, M. Ator, M. Duffy, N. L. Daufert, M. Melnick, A. M. Fornataro, L. Farace, G. Motto, J. J. Semuto, J. Bujak, P. Fe dullo, D. Heisner, S. McAloose, M. Chamberlain, M. Matz, P. Palermo, M. Martyak, R. Smulyan, A. Johnson, M. La- shefsky, I. Patanovich, C. Mastroianni, H. Lacher, B. Gates, P. Moskowitz, R. Burkat, S. Schwarz, S. Gildenberg. Fourth Rau'-E. Marnell, L. Reinmiller, M. Berman, R. Campbell, M. Slahor, E. Mawnger, A. Matz, M. Shuletsky, A Cassaro, F. Frenduto, R. Saricks, L. Logudic, S. Pendal, J. Martini, G. Fierraro, E. Loewer, N. Sharpless, A. Tolerico M. Hudock, R. Smith, E. Friendly, M. A. Hudock, B. Ort, R. Marino, G. Raedler, A. Kinney, R. Sorletli, L. Scaran E. Parrell, J. Ziegler. Fifth Row-J. Casserella, T. Morolla, B. Bast, M. Buyarski, A. M. Fazio, C. Milko, B. Skernolis r l I Z D. Shanno, L. Marsilio, J. Kubilus, M. E. Powell, A. Barnhart, S. Langlois, J. Buehler, A. M. Murushin, C. Smith, M Da vis, E. Jones, J. Banan, J. Eidam. Did you see the prospectors who were delving with pick and shovel down by the creek these last few months? The treasures they were looking for were facts and historical information about our own state and county. 'The Diggers, always a very active or- ganization, are completing another busy year. They sold name cards to the seniors and sta- tionery to all students. All this work helps to pay for the club's annual trip to a place of historical interest. Club purposes were carried out during meetings by viewing film strips, inviting guest speakers, and holding lively original programs. The prospectors surely play an important part in the life of the growing West. OFFICERS President ........ ............ C arol Chamberlain Vice President ..... ....... Sam Zeisolft Secretary ...... .... R ose Mary Arlotto Treasurer ........... ......... J ean Messer Publicity Chairman ..... ..... A nn Mae Belletiere Librarian .......... ..... M arilyn Swank Sergeant-at-arms .... .... N icky Deakos Adviser ............................,. Miss Krapf Umissing from picturej 0 in sfsffs-mir qi fv- Left to right: First Row'-J. Lesh, D. Schoennagle, L. Jacobs, C. Stein, H. MacCollun, F. Neff, A. Friedlander, M. Chamberlain, R. Falvello, L. Dixon, J. Falvello, G. Schneider, B. Talkowski, C. Chamberlain, C. Mancuso, P. Lee, E. Scaran, T. Jacoby, B. Greco, J. Matteo. Second Row-A. Cassano, F. Frenduto, J. Zarowsky, N. Graziano, T. Mindick, R. Fellin, D. Gasser, M. Sabol, R. Carlyon, R. Fisher, B. Burns, J. Fellin, J. Martini, S. Pendal, M. Kotch, F. Alimecco, T. Grescliner, S. Gasper, R. Deliman, C. Cunfer, W. Lovrinic. Third Row-P. Fuehrer, A. Craig, A. Morollo, J. Cassa- rella, L. Marsilio, R. Bechtloff, V. Landro, L. Jurus, O. Haueisen, J. Crossin, S. Zeisloft, B. Bast, R. Grenfell, W. Shaw, M. Gavitt, E. Dudeck, J. Rice, R. DeBalso, M. Levey, J. DeBalko. Our trailblazers, the Outdoor Club, have led us time and time again over the safest paths through the wilderness. Each member- of the club is very enthusiastic and has shared with the rest of the settlers whatever knowledge of the outdoors that he possesses, for, although guest speakers have come to the meetings, club members have fpassed along very inter- esting information, such as methods of trap- ping, hunting with bow and arrow, and the President ,....... Vice President. . . Secretary .,..... Treasurer ........ Publiciiy Manager, . OFFICERS Faculty Advisor ...... . . . . .John Falvello . . . . .Leon Dickson .Gorden Schnieder . . . .Rocco Falvello Mary Chamberlain . . .Mr. Chamberlain 1311: '55 and 4 nun sw' nal mechanics of different types of guns. Movies have provided additional technical facts. The Meat-taster's Association, , a group within the club for which Mr. Chamberlain is chef, samples the more unusual meats, such as possum, bear, caviar, and rattlesnake. We salute these pioneer leaders who have so wisely taken care of our natural resources. .. .,. .KMY j ,. . . EE Left to right: First Rou'-M. Machesko, N. Fiore, V. Rafalli, R. Jamelli, T. Rodino, A. Rebarchak, A. Dalo, K. Yannarell, M. Blasko, R. Marchetti, M. Dubetsky, D. Rogus, L. Havrilla, J. Berger, J. Pacelli, M. Slebodnick, K. Rossi. Second Row-J. Wasilewski, M. Rentko, L. Berish, D. Kundrick, A. Sidari, J. Gula, L. Parrell, D. Blasko, E. Heintzel- man, M. A. Welkie, P. Parrell, M. Maue, A. Durso, J. Kushnerick, D. Bodolosky, G. Evangelista, D. Gliem, M. Lashef- sky, Marg. Yuhas, Mon. Yuhas, S. DeLorenzo, M. Swantek. Third Row-M. Berman, H. Romanick, M. Craig, M. A Hudock, C. Barlett, J. Oster, M. Yurek, J. Cienki, E. Lutsky, R. Cauley, R. Tolerico, G. Popernick, M. Hudock, C Krohn, C. Zylla, G. Zylla, A. Kinney, G. Raedler, B. Diehl, E. Marnell, J. Audakimow, J. Dudick, M. A. Seman. With book learnin' becoming more and more necessary in this day of newfangled con- traptions, we're pretty glad to have all those little ladics in the library who can help us find the information we need. The members of the club give up many of their study periods to help Mrs. Beck. They work at the circulation desk and help in taking attendance, checking books in and out, putting the books on the shelf, and collecting dues. Attractive book displays arranged by student librarians contribute to the pleasantness of the room. Social events for the year included two roller-skating parties, one held in November and the other in April. The expanding West realizes and appre- ciates the contributions which the librarians are making toward a better world. OFFICERS President .,..... .....,,...... lk lolly Ann Blasko Vice President .... , . .Kathryn Yannarell Sccrctrlry ..,.. , . . .Rita Marchetti Trcasurer ..,.....,...., ..,., A nette Dalo Enleriaiument Chairmen. . . . ,Alice Rebarchak Marie Dubetsky Facully Adviser. . . ..,... Mrs. Beck Slfucfenl enema!! Qfrga Left to right: First Row-E. Loewer, E. Rompilla, B. Gates, P. Heisey. N. Morgan, D. Shanno, R. Arlotto, J. Per- neski, L. Henderson, B. Valaik, A. McLaughlin, M. Kotch, J. Brazzo. Second Rowe-F. Romanelli, J. Campbell, A. Antinozzi, G. Shanno, R. Erdossy, R. Grenfell, L. Dixon. The results of the Community Chest drive this year have proved that certain projects are much more successful if they are handled by the students. Therefore, the governing body of our western community has been reorganized this year in order to supervise more efficiently these activities. The oflicers this year have been working to write a suitable constitution. In the spring of the year, t he following year's seniors and OFFICERS President ....... ........,........ D avid Shanno Vice President ..... ..., R ose Mary Arlotto Secretary ......, ...., N orma Morgan Treasurer .... ...., J ames Perneski Adviser .... Koch juniors met to elect members of a nominating committee. Next fall, the new sophomores will also elect members to this committee. The entire student body, by classes, will elect their choices from the list of candidates which was made up by the nominating committee. Thus the governing body of our school community will be the direct choice of the students. We wish the best of success to our Student Council. Left to rzght Fzrst Row K Hxll D Papada M Hawkes P Baker N Drumheller S Schwarz L George H Blttenbender R Campbell V Bonom J Wendel J LGWIS lu Marnell B Dlehl J Zregler E Corrlgan J Shellenberg er J Laplnsky P Crane D Burns Second hou C Edwards J Arthur E Stelner B Sabla R Dehna P Boyle B Ro sm! J Walsh G Colombo E Wexsenborn P Martyak D Blasko R Felhn J DeSanto E Dezagottls M Potence L Wolfe M Houser S Moore C Fucclle B Thompson Thzrd Rou C Shultz S Kester A McL1ughlm C D Angelo N Sharpless C Barlett S Cassarella N J Gallagher M L Samler G Scarcella B Krell A Kakaleclk M Craig G Key F Werpshaw S S ackhouse P Weber E Rxefenberg B Abboud L Henderson P Helsey J Auda klmow fourth Hou D Farapchak M Plllonate J Maskormck M McGee J Sultch M A Welkle R Dlana G Corrlgan A Johnson R Smulyan P Palermo J Pantages B Gross C Mechlnus J Polulrtz P Kapuschlnsky C Sabxa P Kowalskl J Yevak B Keuch S A Shaw The pretty gals you ve seen around the old sW1mm1n hole every Monday after school are members of the Swlmmlng Club These smart httle ladles know that swlm m1ng IS not only fun, It s healthful and prac tlcal too Before bemg mltlated mto the club each glrl was requlred to swlm a length of the school poo After a short busmess meet1ng, the gxrls get lnto the sw1m, relax, and practxce a few stunts whlch mlght be used ln the Water Follles On March 7 the club sponsored a mlxed swlm to whlch each member was allowed to 1nv1te a male guest Everyone had a bang up tlme swlmmmg, d1v1ng, and playlng water games We are happy to have such nlce swlmmlng fac1l1t1es for thls fine group OFFICERS Preszdent Vlfglnla Bonom Vzce Preszdent Helen Blttenbender Treasurer Jean Wendel Secretary Rose Campbell Recorder of Poznts Janet LCWIS Advzser Mrs Butler Left to right: First Row-J. Suitch, N. Drumheller, G. Key, H. Bittenbender R Campbell V Bonom J Wendel J Lewis B.Diehl, S. Stackhouse,J. Pantages, R. Smulyan, S. Schwarz Second Rau M A Welkle J Walsh J Arthur P Baker M. Hawkes, L. Wolfe, B. Gross, L. Henderson, P. Heisey N Sharpless J Ziegler M Craig A Johnson Just as the West has her sharp-shooters and expert gunmen H.H.S. has its expert mer- maids who have banded together into the Dol- phin Club. To be eligible for this club, each girl must swim 50 lengths of the school pool. The Dolphin Club presents the Water Follies in the spring of the year. In the picture at the right, Mrs. Butler explains a new formation to Rosemary Arlotto, Rosemary Craig, and Janie Walsh. At the bottom, we see Rosemary Campbell and Janie Walsh displaying their aquatic abilities in our own swimmin' hole. 95 aumcfa ... Left lo right: First Row-D. Heisner, J. Thomas, L. Avillion, B. Talkowski, A. Rebarchak, J. Katchmer C. Smith r J. Eidam, R. Burkat, R. Smulyan, R. Marino, R. Petruska, T. Maskornick, C. Fuccile, J. Orlando, H. Smith,yM. Cham- berlain. Second Row-J. Mehallick, M. Marker, H. Lacher, G. Kushnerick, L. Wolfe, J. Yevak, P. Moskowitz C. Pecile, E. Corrigan, E. Jones, I. Friedlander, R. Campbell, M. Martyak, M. Hudock, M. Dubetsky, M. A. Hudock,'J. Suitch D. Gliem, L. Goff, J. Sippel, R. Yenchko, E. Gliem, A. Fierro, A. Marushin, E. Rompilla, C. Milko, R. Hayden, J. Gates J 1 D. Shanno, R. Grenfell, R. P. Hudock. R. Saricks, H. Klapper, J. Scallion, N. Plesh, B. Gemmell, S. McAloose. Out here in the sparsely settled regions we're always anxious to make friends with our new neighbors. Recently groups from Spain, France, and Germany settled in our territory. Once a month the members of le Cercle francais, the French group, meet to have a good time while learning and reminiscing about the traditions and customs of the French people. If RA N Lili .XV i .mai . 96 At these meetings they also participate in con- versation, skits, games, dancing, and singing in French. One of the highlights of the year was the French Party held in January. During Foreign Language Week the club shared in the festiv- ities of the Inter-Language group. On apprend en s'amusant. OFFICERS Preszdent ....... .......... I sobel Clearfield Vice President .... .... R hoda Smulyan Secretary ...... ..... R osalind Burkat Treasurer ...................... . .Robert Petruska Program Chairmen. . .James Eidam, Rosaline Marino Left to right: First Row-J. Fetter, R. Smith, W. Houseknecht, M. Berman, M. James, P. Jurus, L. Dapson, W. Lovrinic, A. Lefko, R. Maggio. Second Row-B. Bast, L. Stevens, B. Burns, B. Skernolis, T. LaRose, R. Yourishin, M. Levey, J. Phillips, F. McCurley, M. Davis, N. Sharpless. Down the road a piece we find the German settlement. Once a month its inhabitants get together to swap stories, dances, games and knowledge from the old country. Each year they plan well the part they will take in the Inter-language group dance. This club has been very successful in retaining and keeping alive the delightful customs of Germany. The boys of the group have been very OFFICERS President ....... .,...........,,... M artha James Vice President .... ..,.... P hil Jurus Secretary ....... .... M ildred Berman Treasurer ..,.. ...........,... L eon Dapson Reporters .,.... .... M arge Davis, Robert Smith Faculty Adviser. . . ......,...... Miss Hoffman interested in organizing an International Band, while the girls have made reports on German schools and gymnasiums. Letters from pen pals back home are always avidly read by the members of the group. Club members hope to make a trip to the United Nations this spring, thus showing their interest in promoting better relations with people of other lands. 97 rlllal pamah 3 .lr l l Left to right: First Row-S. Hill, G. Richards, A. M. Vasinda F. Miller S. Edelstein V. Mahoski J. Mattavi, E Steiner, B. Luchi, J. Gula, G. Lloyd, B. Ort, M. A. Welkie, M. Yuhas, M. Yuhas, M. Davies A. Belletiere. Second Row-D. Tarapchak, C. Gudalewsky, W. Pryzwansky, L. Kotsur, H. Peters, K. Snover, J. Mattavi, R. Supowit, E Stich, D. Saul, R. Kellmer, F. Santoroski, D. Rockman, W. Gulliver, A. Cassano, A. George, D. Leibensperger, V. Per line, S. Schwarz, M. J. Grace, M. Swantek. Over on the other side of the mountain live our Spanish neighbors. To see a bit of color and gaity, the neigh- bors like to go to visit these fun-loving people when they hold their monthly meeting. Already. in its tenth year, this group has helped its neighbors to become more acquainted with people of diiferent South American regions, and has promoted a better understanding of Spanish customs and traditions Many of our Western terms, such as f'am1go, and sombrero, had their or1g1n in Spanish language On the spring trip to the U N. the mern bers of the Spanish club were mostly interested in listening to the speakers and in looking at the things from the Spanish-speaking nations OFFICERS .................ElaineSteiner President ...... Vice President ..,..,. ..... J ames Mattavi Secretary-Treasurer ..... .... B ernadine Luchi Program Chairman ..... ..... V ictoria Mahoski Faculty Adviser ...... ........ M iss Harry l ll! ill 'lil' Mimirl It ll' iffl lil lfl IH il I itil ill 2I'l ccom- mr the ne for lC. l 9 H1 r , E. Harvilla, M. Davis. Second Row-T. Reisenweaver, A. B. Cameron, P. Boyle, N. Crawford, M. A. Seman, M . Welkie, E. Marnell, N. Smith, J. Kutash, R. Sims, G. Gombeda, J. Edstrom, J. Katchmer, M. Yuhas, M. Yuhas . Depalma, B. Valaik, A. Cassano, P. Heisey, P. A. Acri, D. Rogus, J. Walsh, S. Carrell, S. McAloose. Third Row- Gayetsky, C. Krohn, A. Morollo, J. Cassarella, J. Harris, J. Gates, W. Pryzwanky, K. R. Snover, K. Levandoski, Maskornick, W. Houseknecht, G. Scarcella, B. Horn, P. Jurus, F. McCurfey, M. Reinmiller, V. Perline, C. Zylla, . Gates, T. Clatch. N 'S 3:5 271- m0 Si- Q-5 PLA HFC 5-he ET F575 is 5,5 P5 95 Hu E. H W So 75 if F9 E450 EE Q. as O If fd: Hrv- 2-wr ' 9 ZH: CDUZJ gr: si? 3- QT: :g 32 9- ge? T' Em 1-'FU Q0 1 52 OO U1-. 5? :IQ mgagnicnif What nicer reeling is there than that won- When the members of District Band came derful sense of com anionshi when friends to Hazleton for the April concert, members of ga er roun c mpnre to sing Ior tne en- joyment received. All members of the Choral Club agree that there is none better. The club held its regular meetings in the music room for the sole purpose of having fun with music. OFFICERS President ...... .................. J oan Arthur Vice President .... .... R osemary Hayden . . . . . . .Jane Walter Secretary ........... . . . . .Gloria Zylla Joanne Trettle Program Chairmen ..... . . .Patricia Stephanitis Carmella LaRocca Recorders of Points. . . . . Reporter ........ ..... M onica Hawkes Faculty Adviser ..... ........ M r. Hall tue L,norailClub scurried 'roun to n a modations and supply entertainment fm guests. An outing in the spring set the sce a happy ending of a great year with mus 14 Elaaaua Left to right: First Row-B. Gates, M. Reinmiller J. Chisnell R. Sims D. Goach F. Alimecco J. Harris P. Yackan icz, P. Jurus, T. Reisenweaver, R. Gibson, M. Corrigan, F. Crodomo, N. 'Crawford,,M. Davis. Second Roll--G. Zylla, C. Smith, R. Hayden, G. Richards, W. Housekneckt, H. Evans, A. Cassano, W. Swinburg, K. Snover J. Kutash B. Horn, P. Heisey, B. Valaik, S. McAloose, M. Jones, L. Goff. Third Row-N. Smith J. Arthur P. Moskowitz L. Hen- derson, B. Toth, A. Gaudio, R. Malloy, G. Gombeda, W. Pryzwansky, J. Farace, T. Clatch, F. McCurley, L. Wolfe B. Gross, J. Walter, G. Depalma. Fourth Row-S. Stackhouse, E. Owens, J. Schaffer, B. Fulton, W. Allen, J. Campbell: H. Peters, H. Levandoski, T. Maskornick, H. Skuba, P. Manko, J. Eidam, J. Gates, G. Key M. Siroki M. Chamberlain. Now let's sit back, relax, and enjoy the music of the Grand Ole Opry. Listen! Do you hear the chorus singing one of the songs pre sented in their November assembly program? All the selections were really tops The Advanced Chorus gave an especially inspiring performance this Christmas, singing, and acting out a Cantata, Bethlehem, by Maunder. Immediately afterwards preparations be- gan for the District Chorus, which was held in Hanover Township, February 17 18, and 19 Joan Schaffer, Joan Arthur, Beverly Gates, Roland Sims Paul Yackamcz, Thomas Mas kornick, Robert Malloy, and Foster McCurley ably represented Hazleton High To bring the year of music to a close, the Advanced Chorus Jomed forces with the Band to present another fine original musical show Mr. Burton Hall. wal Flute Marllyn Swank Nancy Sharpless Mary Cralg Clarznet Thomas Rersenweaver James Mattavx Anthony Rentz Phlllp Greco Lorraine Scaran Lucxlle Warg Mary Ann Marchock Maryellen Duffy Bass Clarznet Ernestlne Loewer Monlca Yurek Alto Saxophone Robert Hudock Robert Goral Mary Frances Ullchny Mary Ann Seman Tenor Saxophone Ph1l1p Jurus Leon Dapson Barztone Saxophone Larry Wallen Cornet and Trumpet Joseph Mat tavr Annette Kakalecrk John Harrls Robert Ulrrch Rlchard Rerlg Paul Junas Robert Kuntz Ralph Flsher Robert Youngcourt Jan1ceLett1ere French Horn Rlchard M3gg10 Gerald Flerraro Joseph Vlllanelll Barztone Carlo Man cuso Paul Lee Trombone Rolan Sims Davld Barnhart Gordon Schnelder Bass Beverly Gross Wllham Gulllver Percusszon John Ferrey Leo Corradlm Thomas Donald Wllllam Petrllla Charles Tomashefskl Bells Anna Marle Marushln Anna Barnhart Mayorettes Lucrlle Warg Pat Stepamtls Carol Lapmsky Sue Etta Fry Betty KOPIC Sandra H111 Ethel Mae Romprlla Pat Plsanl Folks we could always depend upon were those young people who furmshed the muslc at all the local get togethers The 1954 55 Band was umque masmuch as It was the small est band ln the school s hlstory yet d1d the most outstandmg Job of any of our bands ln marchlng formatlons and concerts durlng the football season In conjunctlon w1th Advanced Chorus, the Band played a Very fine Chrlstmas program, WlI1l'1lHg the pralse of ltS hsteners for 1tS exceptlonally fine and qulck turnover from football to footllghts No Sprmg Concert was played by thls years Band because Dxstrlct Band was held IH Aprll w1th our Band actmg as host, and lt was felt that the work of the band 1n th1s con nectlon was enough for one good year s work The Band wrll have the last Word for notej, as usual playlng up to the very end of the Commencement program The Semors must hurry back to school, w1th a late start, to plck up the1r sheepskms Mr. George Schwartz. ww 5 L Left to right: First Row-B. Talkowski, J. Lewis, B. Farace, C. Gabriele, P. Sweeney, D. Quinn, G. Polmounter, V. Geffert, M. Hawkes, P. Boyle, A. Cameron, M. L. DeLucca, J. Sweeney, F. Crocomo, J. Kotansky, J. Walsh, P Heisey, S. Schwarz, S. Gildenberg, M. A. Brunette, J. Chisnell, P. A. Acri, S. Mauro, J. Mehallick, J. Orlando, J. Wendel G. Colombo, E. Weisenborn. Second Row-A. M. Belletiere, A. Martzen, M. Machesko, R. Marchetti, A. Marley, M. Machiagodena, R. DeFina, F. Bonacci, A. M. Cifranic, M. Maue, A. Sulkevich, T. Antinozzi, L. Henderson, I. Patano- vich, M. Kotch, A. Rebarchak, G. Kovalick, P. Baker, G. Lloyd, L. George, A. Dembroski, C. Vayda, D. Ancharski J. McGeady. Third Row-I. Bogash, B. Farace, C. Mastroianni, B. Gates, A. Curran, P. Godinsky, H. Lacher, P Peckar, S. Mehalik, P. Sacco, C. Sando, P. Palermo, M. Hudock, C. LaRocco, M. A. Welkie, J. Trettel, A. Pozzessere M. Mariano, M. Dubetsky, D. DeLese, R. Smulyan, P. Moskowitz, J. Yevak, B. Ort, N. Morgan, R. A. Frye, E. Owens, M. Merker, M. Martyak, V. Mahoski, R. Monroe, R. Sorletti, J. Messer, J. Avillion, S. DeLorenzo, J. Allegretto. Fourth Rou'AD. Papada, T. Rossi, A. Mercantino, P. Johnson, J. Schaffer, S. Edelstein, M. Slahor, P. Weber, P. Maggio, V. Bononi, E. Wagner, A. Matz, M. Shuletsky, S. E. Fry, P. Stepanitis, L. Parnell, S. Berge, J. Tolerico, J. Pantages, A. Striney, P. Kapuschinsky, M. Siroki, K. Leib, C. Lapinsky, I. Clearfield, B. Valaik, R. Campbell, E. Nesterock, M. Corrigan, M. Hudock, B. Rossini, P. Soltis. Fifth Rou'-L. Logudic, A. Colombo, A. Morollo, L. Avillion, L. Marsilio, L. Jurus, J. Diehl, R. Supowit, D. Shanno, T. Mindick, E. Hunsinger, J. Fellin, J. Farace, J. Petrilla, S. Pendal, J. Cas- 1 r ',I sarella, A. Pilati, F. Frenduto, B. Krell, A. Kakalecik, C. Barlett, V. Perline. People We just couldn't do without are the sports who sit on the corral fence to yell and cheer their favorite riders on to victory. These members of the Spirit Club, in ad- dition to following the yell queens in organized cheering, have done many things to rouse the fighting spirit of our students and team players. The traditional Turkey Day Game between West Hazleton and H.H.S. was again .preceded by a dance sponsored by the Spirit Club. A new project successfully undertaken this year was the sale of mums for the Thanksgiving Day Game. Spirit Club members are equally vigorous in supporting all other school activities, such as Thespian productions and musical programs, by putting up attractive posters in the cor- ridors, and making announcements over the public address system. We are proud of the fine representation they are making for H.H.S. OFFICERS President ..... .... ,... T o ny Antino zz Vice President .... ..... M ichael Kotch Secretary ..... .... L ois Henderson Treasurer ..... ..... I rma Patenovich Adviser ....... ......,............. . .Miss Bayless Temporary Advisers .... Mrs. LeGrande, Mr. Camera is-Lan ,md Lwfl lo rfgflzlz Ffrsl Ron' B. l30lluc'r'i, S. Czirrvll, li. Arlotto, F. Kzipos, G. Congoll, B. Aroy, C. Eclwzirfls, l'. Divigili 'l'. Antinoxzi, L. Hvnflvrson, I. l'zilzinovic'h, M. Kot1'h,N. Fioref, R. Dizinzi, li. lizilzis, A. Fziros, li. Dvz:1goI1iQ, M. l'ots-iivo J. Thonius, M. Ilzivivs, J. Tzirono. Svmml Hou' l'. lfwlullo, B. Boilolosky, M. J. Lesko, H. Bittviihoriclor, C. Szibzitino B. Kopiv, li. Mraz, M. L. O'Donnell, S. Moore, J. Leitnfir, M. VVagner, L. Hzirvillzi, D. Rogus, l'. Kowalski, F. Kzichin sky, li. lfesuiiizi, D. Boclolosky, M. Bresnoc-k, J. Eclstroin, J. Bonzin, M. Pillonato, D. He-isnvr, J. Rosenberg, L. Monroe S. Shaw, M. Melnick, A. M. Fornataro, G. Motto. Third Hou' -B. Sahia, L. Kotch, J. Poluritz, C. Mechinus, C. Sabin E. Corrigan, J. Walwr, l. Frivcllancler, L. Reininillor, M. Rentko, C. Krohn, J. Kzitvhnier, J. Sippol, J. Duhinsky, R Nexnwth, K. Bz1rthz1lz1nius,J. Greco, D. Burns, K. DoMzirzo, J. Wolvhesky, l'.Goe1tz, J. Lottivre, M. A. Unger, J. Ziirow sky, G. liivhzircls, S. Hill, IC. Glvim, R. Yonvhko. Fmfrflz lfou' B. Sohaofvr, M. A. Boyarski, M. Hziggorly, A. Mc'Lz1ug.fh lin, N. lNIikzilovic'h, T. Lzilioso, F. lniwronc-Q, A. Lincoln, R. Lohonis, A. Lefko, B. Bust, S. Zeisloft, M. lnvey, J. Gatos R. H115 mlm. ' , , W, , Ji.. i'1f'.,., .'.. fA,w 'L,W' if? 'ing , ' 1 -def 3 1 7 , fi-, ff Fi, A1114 'fa Cheerleaders and Janus photographers await kivk off. 103 iw Left to right: First Row-R. Goral, L. Dapson, P. Jurus, T. Reisenweaver A. Rentz J. Mattavi. Second Row G. Schneider, R. Sims, R. Rerig, R. Maggio, J. Harris, R. Carbe, L. Parnell, J.,Mattavi. y If any of you went to the H.H.S. barn dances early, you may have noticed a group of dudes a-tunin' up their instruments. If you stayed for the shin-dig, you remember you heard some mighty pretty music. These boys, who always began these ses- sions with their theme song, Trying, were members of our own Jazz Band. You heard them playing popular songs such as Little Brown Jug, Caravan, Shake, Rattle and Roll, Mambo Italiano, and their own ver- sion of John Silver at the Spirit Club Dance, Canteen, Diggers' Initiation Party, Thes- fi Q 4.5 ' ,V E L El Joseph Mattavi. pian plays, and in assembly programs. They also furnished the musical background for the dance which was held after our Christmas musical program. To add to its attractiveness, the charming Pat Maggio is featured as the band's vocalist, The boys are now working on a special tribute to Glenn Miller by rehearsing some of the pieces made famous by his orchestra Many thanks to the boys who contrib uted so much toward the success of our school functions. P If-' .- lx I ly!! nap' si S il tri g O 4 ' og Q ,e . 5 5otQ.,3 5 o 6 15' O ' In 'mf' gill' 5. U ug! ym D Ol. ' ' ff' 429 f 'Q Q , I 1,1 I uf' 6 Q X- thx. .MO l O Q N Q xx 0 V .Q lgfli ' vo G 1 -- - r 4 as 6 ' , Y ' ff' 5 f':4M.'ss A? X, : - . 4 . 59.134 E I' . 1 5 F . 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Mi fxf '1- f ,F if W f f Qi , 1 an if s , , EQ ay. ,, ii Marty Siroki Janet Kepping Susan Gildenberg 1 HELEN WILL The women folk don t just slt around whlle the boys go to fight for H H S Our three d VlS1OI1S of rodeo queens have given of their time and energy to make our games more enter taining lively and comfortable in every may During football season while one eleven is busy scoring points for Hazleton an equally vigorous eleven is also on duty on the field The cheerleaders 1n their smart blue and white uniforms contmued to lead the fans through football season into basketball season Under Miss Wills capable direction they have done a splendld Job 107 7 1 Y - Carol Chamberlain Ann Mae Belletiere Janie Walsh Joanne Orlando Zi V YY Y M 's,4'Q:.',:lg,v,'Qijl Y 'C Y Y 'r'vQ As-V4 55,4 4 ,7 if '4 his A L Left to rzght C Mllko M Relnmxller J Katchmer I Patanovltch S Mauro M Corrlgan E Nesterock Absent from picture P Johnson The Usherettes our queens behlnd the served seats at the football and basketball scenes are seldom recognlzed or appreclated games for the necessary Job they do at every game Let s doff our ten gallon hats to the gals These fr1endly helpful glrls glllde fans who do thelr best to keep dlsorder at a m1n1 the cheerlng sectlon and adults to thexr re mum and pleasure at a maxlmum kneel N., 1 ALBERT SAURACKER 108 Y l I K . I Q 4 ,L E W.,,-,WMMI7 ' . I t..WffV L i i 1 a ' T 5 ' Q I . 1 . . , . I . , . , . ' , . , . . , . . , u 1 , V . . Y - . , . to . . . - - , I-.N Left to rzght Kneelmq Patr1c1a Stepanxtls Lucllle Warg .Standmg Carol Lapmsky Patrlcra P1sane Ethel Mae Rompllla. Sue Etta Fry Betty Kopxe Sandra Hxll We have every reason to be Qpeclally sure of perfect performance proud of the Majorettes our Rangerette queens for they ve worked very hard to brlng Together w1th the band and cheerleaders the fans new format1ons and fancy trlcks they he1pedH H S to Wlnaprlze ln the Mum Each one of these h1gh stepplng glrls has at mer s Parade provlng to one and all that Hazle tended practlce sesslons regularly to make ton Hlgh IS one of the best GEORCE SCHWARTZ 109 O 1 . Q ' .. .. . , . . .. . . ' ' . A'. ' 7 7 x 1 1 ' ' - T Y ' . . J , . . y ' . I . . . , . - - , - . 1 Nell Chmco Mlchael Sabol The athletlc program at H H S could not functlon nearly so efliclently wlthout the asslstance of our buslness staff Faculty Man ager John Senko asslsted by Nell Chlrxco and Mlchael Sabol SUDGPVISCS the bookkeeplng as pect of our sports program A member of the PIAA he helps to set up schedules for all ath letlc teams at H H S Mr Senko Mr Saueraker Assrstant Faculty Manager Albert Sauer aker SUDQFVISBS the lssulng of equlpment to each member of the team ASS1St6d by Bob Prosser Robert Heldenrench Kenneth Hun slnger Mlchael Chlpple and John Genesevlch Mr Saueraker sees to It that all equlpment IS handled properly Robert Hexdenrelch, Mr Saueraker, Bob Prosser, Kenneth Hunsmger, Mxchael Chlpple, John Genesevlch 110 , Ll amaze--in-W A, -f--. 3-it ' ' V, IA nv.. M .ne - -, .- -u ,N .- Eg 5 if SHN l We U 1 A f ,Q , 9 .K s - 1 L J O , . . . t I J I - K 1 - l Q , 4 g n , n Q Q , u - , - , a , 1 0 . . , - ' . . . amide! -ur Jann f - . Left to righl: First Rowe-J. Vanik, N. Graziano, D. Shafer, N. Tabino, L. Avillion, J. Farace, J. Martini, J. Brazzo, J. Bellucci. Second Row+T. Scarcella, M. Motto, J. Lettiere, A. Pilati, R. Monks, J. Fellin, L. Marsilio, J. Campbell, K. Snover. Third Row-R. Yourishin, K. Guenther, B. Kisthart, J. Yannuzzi, E. Donald, P. Manko, T. Dolan, G. Bellinghausen, B. Ruggerio. Football. . .the word brings thoughts of crisp autumn evenings. . .the thrill of the kick- off . . .the colorful and enthusiastic crowds . . .the music of the band, twirling batons, and cheers of the cheerleaders. . .all these are brought to mind as something essen- tially American. . .a feeling that was first instilled in the hearts of the pioneers. From the opening kickoff to the closing whistle our Hazleton team played a hard and spirited game towards victory. With the ex- cellent tutelage of coach Ed Brominski, our squad was able to make a fine showing on the Gridiron. Splitting the season with a record of 5-5, the H. H. S. squad did much better than was anticipated. Our small Hazleton squad cut many a sizeable opponent down to size with their hard driving and brilliant play. Although 14 seniors will have left the squad, the team next year is being branded with great possi- bilities. The team this year finally brought back to Hazleton the rugged, driving type of foot- ball which has been missing so long. So here is our salute to the boys with the courage to play the game which is meant for men. Hazleton High School Football Schedule Sept. 10-McAdoo ..........,............ . ..., Home Sept. 17-Hazle Township ,.,..... . .... Home Sept. 24-Allentown Central ...... .... H ome Oct. 1-Scranton West ....... .... H ome Oct. 8-Berwick .,..,...... ..... A way Oct. 1 5YShamokin ..... .... H ome Oct. 22-Sunbury .,.... . . .. .Away Oct. 29-Allentown ,...... . . .... Away Nov 12-Pottsville .......... ..... A way Nov 25-West Hazleton ..... - . . .Home 111 September 10 gl ygjlf' H H S 32 McAdoo 0 Mountameers make 1mpress1ve debut stam pede for a 32 0 vlctory seventeenth Hazleton vlctory m mneteen game serles wlth McAdoo touchdowns scored by Farace YRDHUZZI team well from quarterback slot terrxflc lme play by Tabmo Aw1ll10n Campbell and Shafer ' v1ctory well earned gf DD3:t39'g LOUIE AVILLION TACKLE JOE BELLUCCI QUARTERBACK 112 K I' 'fl . . T g ' ' ' ' . . l H t J 'sv ' 4 .t. . 1 3 'ig Martlm, RUgg9Fl0, and Brazzo, . .Bellucci leads A ' A H . . 'v - - Y v. - I Y 5' September 17 H H S 12 HazleTownsh1p- 25 Insplred Hazle 'lownshlp team succeeds m lassomg Hazleton team first upset for Hazle ton ln SIX yexrs both H H S touchdowns scored by Vanlk on runs of 30 and 10 yards Joe lxlcholas leads Shlppers four Joes Marum liellucu Farace and Vamk play well m the backfield labn o Sh fer Brazzo and Gramano work well m the forwald wall JLRRY BRAL70 END 113 'S T- G Al. JOE FARACE HALPBACK X31 'X , a -1 Q f Q q ' ' ' xx ' - x 1 I Av :S-0 . 'gt Qs I September 24 H H S 8 Allentown Central Cath Sharp shootlrg Mounts show exceptlonal de C2 fense and potent an' attack for thelr record A vlctory cf the season fifth H H S uctory IH sxx games W1th V1lx1l'1gS pass from Farace .'On to M I'Qlll0 accounts for only touchdown of I sa fenswe la s x33sxS.ts459'- p y the nlght second perlod safety accounts for extra two polnts Belluccl leads brllhant de JACKIE FELLIN GUARD NEAL GRAYIANO FULLBACK 114 October 1 H H S 0 Scranton West 41 Hazleton ambushed by power ful bc rdnton West aggreg rtlon If m1l De C .mtv d zulu fans ranked as one of Qtates top teams both teams, pl'1y all out ball close hrxt half game much better than score lndltdtes JIMMY LET FIFRE CENTER QQ. Fm '-9 x'5 yt LOUIE MARSILIO END S X Q. Q 1 K QA E I 72. 3 ' 1' X 'ff U 2 with brilliant play at quarterback. . .invaders ,P . . V. - 1 . n h A he , 0 I ' 1. 1 I rf . . . , X l l 115 E ,I October8 fn H H S 25 Berwlck 0 Flrst game off home range prox es successful Mounts comb1ne beautlful blocklng wlth speedy runnlng for devastatlng attack most 1 lmpresslve vlctory to date Joe F arace runs wxld for three touchdowns sets up fourth on lateral to Shafer Tab1no Aulllon and Grazlano dlsplay beautlfully tuned blocklng and preclslon tackhng JOE MARTINI FIJLLBACK AL IILATI GUARD 116 'Nr' October 15 H H S 24 Shamokm 7 R-' Mounts rarln to go desplte ram and mud 600 falthful fans brave mlserable weather and are well rewarded pass from Monks to Braz zo stuns lnvaders for a touchdown on the second play of the game other tallles by Farace Yannuzzl and Martlm Belluccl stops Grey hounds wlth Jarrmg tackles lone Shamokxn touchdown scored by Orner Grazlano Don ald and MaTS1llO dlsplay excellent hne play 'R X 5: -.-- QR: TONY SCARCELLA-HALFBACK DAVE SHAFER-END 117 Af S Au? Hinv-si wi' gin Q Xa Q 4 ll' 1131, ' ' I , INICK TABINIO TACKLE October Z2 H H S 0 Sunbury 19 Sunbury KOFI xls Mount nneers ln xltfll Kev Qfone Fonferenc fume numblew hlmper Hifleton is Lhex meet shcnmgut Qonfcreme date Ron Snyder Mounts show Qtrong de feme desplte poor offense Rellumu l1l.1t1 and Felhn play a fine game m Iosmg, cuube Mounts lose chance for conference le1d as Owls avenge 53 defeat JOE NAWIK HM nbACIx 'E 1 'z Q ' 1' .FQ ' V' L- f ,, , , .' 'e ,Q A . E M' 1 A X I J Z3 U ,.- Uh- . , X ., 9 ' f foe to date. , Sunbury, led by all State candi- W- 5 ,.., w Y ffl- N ,- , 25- - , 9 . u ' . . I . n u , , QL , , ' u : f . ' . . . , 1 ' 2 : ' 7 Y A Y , 7 A f! r 1,7 , Y -01:1 October 29 H H S 0 Allentown 28 Strong non conference team tramples Splflted Hazleton H1gh vlctory b1d Mounts hold Canar1es scoreless for three quarters com mendable defenslve performance rulned by last quarter spurt Mounts offense corralled by Allentown large number of Mountameer fans make trxp to beautlful Allentown Slladlum game renews rlvalry between teams after a three year break ...X 'N lg- HE lllliwllli 'i5'2 ED BROMINSKI COACH TONY SCARLLLLA ASSISTANIT COACH 119 November 12 H H S 13 Pottsvxlle 0 Hazleton dlsplays pioneer sp1r1t ln a stxrrmg upset vlctory a thlrd quarter pass from Monks to Brazzo followed by a beautlfully executed lateral from Brazzo to Farace talhes deClSlV6 touchdown after a scoreless first half Martlm crashes l1nes for the only other score of the nlght br1ll1ant lme play sparked by Lou Av1ll1on who made the longest run ever performed by any H H S llneman only to have It called back Belluccl Shafer Campbell Brazzo and Vamk also excel on defense l X 1111, uf ffXf 50045, y f i 11' ylnllf' 'Q xx!!! f is Q x' in -uxxm November 25 Mountameers fall to cage Wlldcats m thrxlhng Turkey Day classlc last down pass from Monks to Farace on the West Hazleton 7 inter cepted and accounted for a 100 yard touchdown ln closlng mmutes of game lf completed the pass could have made the final score 13 13 Hazleton touchdown scored by Farace after a brllllant pass lnterceptlon Mart1n1 Belluccl and Fellln played a terrlfic offenslve and defensxve game Moran and Chrlstma shme for West Hazleton game marks end of an excellent season . .' ' xx 5, ' - . ' l n . n u 1 I i . A , . . . ' xl . . .- . - Q H. H. S.-6 West Hazleton-19 X X f .. . - - A ff' I X L . . . U.. - , b J W - ' . . I u . I u ' ' I . 1. I? Q 1 ' ' - ... - - 120 ' 710441154 ' N ,,j. .. - i' 9 Q 0 . , ave. . Q Q2 ' lxf ,Q A I X -5 . .1 r 'I so no .... . , ' 3- v ' ' 0 .' ng, f.' . - N X 0 , +4 J. Left to right: First RowfR. DeBalso, R. DiLiberto, J. Marnell, R. Tolerico, R. Kuntz, R. Rerig, T, Christino, J. White, J. Colasurdo. Second Hou'-R. Veet, M. Portanova, A. Petronio, L. Farace, E. Ferdinand, R. Canley, P. Zie ler D. Reese M. Dean A Third Hou'-L Wallen, H FIV-ms, S. Arthur, l'. Markovchick, F. Farace, D. Rapach, A. g , . , . . . . . . Gaudio, J. Perneski, W, Fedorick. Fourlh How-A. Esposito. Jay Vee football is the training camp for future varsity gridiron stars. Under the tute- lage of Coaches Rex Turse and Danny Parrell, the junior varsity players receive excellent preparation for the day when they will don the 3 sf- 1 . Q DAN PARRELL blue and white of the H. H. S. Mountaineers The J. Vf's climaxed an excellent season losing only to Berwick and Swoyersville. They showed both an effective offense and defense in compiling a good record. y sas. xx ,,.....-4 ROCCO TURSE B Left to rzght Fzrst R021 T M1Hd1Ck R Supowit T Pendal J Scalhon H Skuba J Petrllla J Farace M Nas tanovlch Second ROLL D Shafer M Pecle E Hun lnger W Skernolls F Grebow kl J Kok nda N Shutovlch R Monks Basketball now we recall the hushed crowds as the Star Spangled Banner IS be1ng played the enthuslasm wlth which the spectators sang the Alma Mater and the fight songs the suspense of the opemng tap the wild roar of the fans the crowded bleachers of the St Joseph Gym our stormy Semor Day all the spon taneous and actlve lnterests whlch char a7cfter1zed the early frontlersmen of the est home a tltle but really provlded the fans at St Joseph s Gym w1th some thrilling games On tne home court the Mounts shone wlth an 11 2 record loslng only to Swoyersvllle 67 69 and Allentown 50 55 All 1n all a 16 7 record was achleved despite a helght deficlt especially on the first team An Eastern League record of 6 4 put the Mounts in thlrd place Hazleton defeated West Ha2leton 52 51 ln a thrllhng extra period game for the benefit of the Dlme a VN eek campalgn This was the first meetlng of the two teams in twenty five years Joe Farace Earl Hunsmger Wally Sker nolls and Dave Shafer were chosen to appear also chosen for the All Eastern Team From the startlng whlstle of the Tamaqua game to the echomg gun of the Pottsvllle game the boys were 1n there fightlng all the way Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an an an an Basketball Schedule 1954 1955 Tamaqua Luzerne Plymouth Tamaqua Coughlxn West Hazleton Wlll amsport Berwxck Swoyervllle Allentown Central Readlng Central Easton an an an an Fe Fe Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Bethlehem Allentown St Clalr Pottsvllle Allentown Central Readlng Central Easton Bethlehem Allentown W1ll1amsport Pottsvrlle . .,,,, 1 f H ,, . . I ' . r l 1 ' , . The H. S. Mountaineers failed to bring in the annual dream game. Joe Farace was , 7 4 - - - . H , . . - . . , H. H. S. . 3- J . 18- . 7- J . 21- . 11- J . 25- . ' . 17- J . 28- ' . 21- I ' b. 4- .23- b. 8- ' . 27- ' i . 11- . 30- ' . 15- J . 4- ' . 18- J . 7- . 22- ' ' . J . 10- ' . 25- ' J . 14- 122 7443 ' we V3 4 My A V' ET214fi?'7Lzffy5iilRl'5'ffgm.2',- December 3 Hazleton-57 Tamaqua-41 Mounts open eighth season in a row with victory... after slow start Mounts revive to tumble Tams 57-41. . . first game jitters bog the Blue and White attack. . .Mounts lack polish, but show plenty of spirit. . .Hunsinger, Farace, Shafer, Skernolis, Petrilla do commendable Work. . .subs also add to well-earned victory. . . December 7 Hazleton-61 LuzerneM65 Mountaineers start fast by grabbing sizeable lead... third quarter very close as Skernolis, Farace, and Grebowsky keep Mounts breathing. . .Luzerne takes advantage of breaks in closing minutes to enter game in Luzerne win column. . .Mounts play well against tall team. . .show plenty of improvement. . . December ll Hazletonf-53 Plymouthf64 Hazleton drops fray to old Shawnee. . .defeat marks second in row for Mounts. . .Plymouth takes fast lead. . . Hazleton battles valiantly but cannot overcome Plymouth lead. . .Shafer's brilliant play is to no avail. . .leads Mounts with 18 counters. . .small but loyal Hazleton group follows team to Plymouth. . .Wyoming Valley champs prove too much for inexperienced Hazleton quintet. . . JOE FARACE--FORWARD FRANK GRFBOWQKY CENTER 124 December 17 Hazletonf67 Tamaqua--556 Mounts defeat Tams for second time in season.,. Hazleton victory streak over Tamaqua extended to 12 games. . .Hazleton scoring power hampered by small Ta- maqua court. . .Hazleton plays much better game than score indicates.. .Farace steals show with sparkling per- formance. . .Pecile,. Shafer, and Petrilla also add points to make it a commendable victory... game puts Hazleton back in winning stride. . . December 21 Hazleton-62 Coughlin-52 Coughlin gives Hazleton hard fight before going down in defeat. . .first half very close with Coughlin leading most of way. . .second half Hazleton pulls away with ease... Farace gets 21-shows fine all around shooting.. .Shafer and1Kokinda give timely help with 9 and 7 points respec- tive y. . . December 23 HazletonfA52 West Hazleton-51 H. H. S. Basketeers gain revenge. . .defeat VVildcats 52-51 in charity thriller. . .Mounts lead most of the way. . . Wildcats' power underestimated by Mounts. . .Hunsinger, Kokinda, and Pendal play stellar ball. . .first basketball meeting between two schools in 25 years. . .game produces all out competition. . . EARL HUNSINGER GUARD JOE KOKINDA-CENTER 125 December 27 Hazleton-68 Williamsport-63 Strong Williamsport team decisively defeated by Moun- taineers. . .game very important to Hazleton morale... game close all the way.. .Mounts condition tells story in end. . .Petrilla, Pecile, and Skernolis lead Hazleton attack ...Hazleton rebound supremacy very vital factor.. .Wil- liamsport sharp outside shooting renders zone defense use- less. . .hard earned victory is surprise to doubting fans... December 30 Hazleton-75 Berwick-52 Flashing offensive power spells defeat for Bulldogs.. . Hazleton completely outclasses opponent Berwick. . .best shooting of season highlight of game. . .Mounts make amaz- ing 65 percent of shots. . .Skernolis, Shafer, and Nastano- vich give Hazleton complete control of both boards. . .Far- ace, Hunsinger, Petrilla, and Pecile all in on big offensive surge. . .every member of squad sees action. . .terrific fol- lowup of rousing Williamsport victory. . . January 4 Hazleton-67 Swoyersville-69 One field goal spells difference. . .Hazleton drops hard fought tussle. . .Mounts battle from behind in final quarter . . .Pecile ties game just as gun sounds. . .Joe Paluk of Sail- ors ends sudden-death period with his 35th point of night ...all hands play well.. .Shafer grabs 18 and Farace 15 . . . game keeps fans on edge with movie-like finish. . . Toii1MY'MiND'fCK-FGRWARD RICHIP MovKs GUARD 126 January 7 Hazleton-52 Allentown Central-58 Opening game of Eastern League proves bitter disap- pointment. . .Hazleton leads most of game. . .final Viking surge downs Mounts. . .Farace leads team in scoring... game previews keen competition in Eastern League.. . Hazleton's failure to retrieve ball from banking boards main factor in defeat.. .100 Hazletonians return home broken hearted. . , January 10 Hazleton-e61 Reading Central-49 H. H. S. gains 7th victory of season by defeating Cen- tral. . .junior Frank Grebowski leads Mountaineers with 20 counters. . .Hunsinger scores 12 while Nastanovich, Far- ace, and Pendal each get 6. . .All State Ed J ablonski forced to leave game in third period. , .big third quarter gives Hazleton easy victory. . .Hazleton anxiously awaits second Eastern League fray against Easton. . . January 14 Hazleton--56 Easton-49 Hazleton gains first Eastern League victory. . .hard driving Rovers stopped by solid Hazleton zone. . .Pecile, Petrilla, and Farace lead the Hazleton offensive attack.. . Skernolis does excellent job of guarding Easton's star, Bob Miller. . .game never close as Mountaineers win decisively . , .win gives Hazleton tie for second place with Bethlehem . . .Sancantino plays hard in losing cause. . . .. 7 ...-r- . 1 .,. - .. - ..,.. L., ...A , i 1 ...avr ,.,n..,-3:lraQ,.f -.tk if Y.-,,,M1xt..f. gf K if ' Q k -ii MIKE NASTANOVICH FORVS ARD MARIO PECIIJE-FORWARD 127 January l 8 Hazleton'-79 BethlehemM69 Hurricanes tamed in vital battle for second place... Serany's team shows definite improvement. . .Skernolis gives finest individual performance to date. . .scores 21 points and plays a remarkable rebound game. . .Pifl' scored a brilliant 27 points for Bethlehem. . .St. Joseph Gym filled to capacity for the first time this season.. .Mounts fail to let up... improve as the game grew older. . . January 21 Hazleton'--66 Allentowne72 Undefeated Canaries barely get by Mountaineers. .. first quarter proves disastrous to Mounts. . .stirring last quarter rally just falls short of victory. . .Farace gets 21 and plays brilliant floor game. . .Mindick does an excellent job of breaking full court press. . .Mounts deserved better fate in this ball game. , . January 25 Hazletone67 St. Clair-59 St. Clair suffers second loss of season at hands of Mounts . . .Hazleton's improved fast break allows them to get big early lead.. .St. Clair makes heroic bid last quarter... Petrilla gets 19 while Pecile and 6' 4 Grebowski get 11 each. . .Mindick and Skernolis play fine reserve roles in Blu-e and White victory. . . JOE PENDAL-FORWARD JOE l LIRILI A GUARD 128 January 28 Hazleton-71 Pottsville-43 Hazleton travels to Pottsville and disposes of Crimson Tide. . .game gives Hazleton important victory in Eastern League. . .although substitutions were made early there was no stopping the Hazleton Ball Club...Pottsville proves no match for the aggressive Mounts.. .entire squad plays bang up game. . . February 4 Hazleton-70 Allentown Central-59 Opening bid for 2nd half championship successful... game very slow in first quarter. . .Mounts break ice in second half by making outstanding percentage of shots...Little Joe Farace again paces home club with 25 counters. . .Petrilla grabs 20 while Mindick and Nastanovich star on defense ...game gives Hazleton revenge after disappointing first half loss. . .after victory Hazleton looks forward to Senior Day at Easton. . . February 8 Hazleton-86 Reading Central-81 Improved Central team bows to Hazleton for the second time Mounts score most points in one game to date game fills opening in rugged Fastern League schedule Mountaineers pressed hard to achieve victory Farace Nastanovich and Mmdick score in double figures Farace comes close to tying scoring record wlth 29 points game well ea ned JOE SCALLION-GUARD DAVE SHAFER-GUARD 129 February ll Hazleton-59 Easton-57 Stormy Senior Day made bright by Hazleton victory . . .capacity house see Mounts win thriller in iinal minutes . . .Farace makes two fouls with 25 seconds left to win game . . .Nastanovich keeps Hazleton in game in last five minutes with three timely field goals. . .Nastanovich gets 17, Farace 14, and Skernolis 13. . . February 15 Hazleton-60 Bethlehem-95 A thousand fans see Hazleton bow at Liberty High gym. . .Bethlehem gets revenge after first half loss. . .Hazle- ton starts fast. . .Hurricanes dump in 13 consecutive points to lead at half time 44--22. . .Piff leads scoring parade with 22 points.. .Farace only bright spot for Hazleton with 16 counters.. .Hazleton shows real spirit by playing hard in sure defeat. . . February 18 Hazleton-50 Allentown-55 Mounts drop vital game to Canaries.. .defense plays major role in low scoring game. . .Hazleton handicapped by very slow start. . .trail most of game. . .fourth quarter surge ties game at 38-38. , .Allentown's tally in last three minutes dooms Hazleton's chances.. .Mountaineers refuse to quit. . .Nastanovich and Farace lead scoring parade... loss ends Eastern League chances. . . NORMAN SHUTOVICH-FORWARD WALLY SKERNOLIS CLNTER 130 February 22 Hazleton-74 Williamsport-62 Billporters invade Hazleton only to be ambushed in their victory attempt. . .smallest crowd of season watch Mountaineers beat Mil- lionaires. . .Hunsinger leads attack. . .receives timely support from Pecile and Farace. . .elim- ination from Eastern League lowers spectator interest. . .boys continue to give out full effort. February 25 Hazleton-78 Pottsville-61 Hazleton brings down curtain on season with resounding victory over Pottsville. . .last game for the seniorseFarace, Petrilla, Sker- nolis, Hunsinger, Scallion, Mindick, Supowit, Pendal, Kokinda, and Shafer. . .victory means second place in the Eastern League for Hazleton . . .Allentown wins League Championship. . . season regarded as success with opening and closing victory. . .all seniors see extensive action. . .10 juniors to form nucleus of next year's team. . . BOB SUPOWIT GUARD FRANK SERANY-COACH Letlo rzqht Ftrs! ltou N Shutovxch H Slubt If qormy E H lrvxlla I Cusafxs A L post: R 'Vlonks S R011 R DeBalso L FITICL F LILJOHHI W Wxllsr I 'Xfllorclh D M I I lm 0 W 0 f 'A : ', '- . ' , . Q 2, '.. 1 , '. 1 '-,.. ' . 'Is .ii 1, .. .Vr- ond rf . - . , . 2 2 1, . z , . z ai, ,. A 1 , . urrln, ,, 'r-1-111-vu. . , 1 . . . 1 .. A L q . , Y . Q 7 . . . . . .. The foundatlon of next year s team was formed by a strong J umor Varslty squad Led bv Coach Dannv Gregorla, the boys completed a fine season The J V team IS lnvaluable because of the experrence and background they recelve J The hard work of these Javvee- wlll not go unnotlced, for IH the future xears thev wlll be rewarded tune and time agam Our best wlshes to the future stars of H H S Y., Q. fin X T 'I mwvcggt. u.3m:' 9 4' , 35 nr FFF? 5 HHWJV H ,a .-Egfr -J 1 at 'El :Qt-1 'QM 'WW '1fWWw-may tff45?F5 11 -: ' lg Leftto rzght Standzng R Casarl W Prltchard F Buchman R George J Pawllck R D1L berto L Drxon F Lawrence D Sc-hoenagle D Reese R Goral Szttmg J Vamk A Yanoskr W Shaw D Gxbson O Hauelsen J Goa A Lrsoskl R Ulrlch R Fellln P Fuehrer J Crossln Swlmmlng Swlmmers ready Take your mark Get set SPLASH' The Hazleton H1gh School mermen fin lshed the season w1th a 4 4 record The mermen dlsplayeo fine form ln scorlng v1ctor1es over such teams as Readmg, Scranton West, and Hershey The team was bolstered by the re turn of seven senlors from last year s squad HHS Conscxentlous practlce and good condr tlonlng pald off for Joe Vanlk, Al Yanoskl, Bob Felhn, Paul Fuehrer, and Bob Ulrlch, who quallfied for the Reglonals at Lancaster Joe Vanlk and relay team composed of Paul Fueh rer, J 1m Cross1n, Ollle Hausrsen and Bob Fellln guallfled for the D1str1ct 11 squads at Strouds urg Congratulatlons to coach Kushmxder and hrs boys for a fine showmg Swlmmlng Schedule 1955 Season 18 07 32 43 ,J Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hafl eto 1 Hazleton H xzleton Z4 77 4 3 1 1 Hershey 134 Lancaster Scranton Tech Wyomlng Semlnary Scranton West Allentown R9d.CllIlg Scranton Central 57 18 43 32 50 31 48 3152 S . 0 ' . . ew -15554 , 1' t - gl-pdf ,,', aff -' :MEF wr fi' K - rr 'se , sfgzfw 'sggff f V, V 1 A, ' . 4 xl -if ' .api 5? ef 1 g -A j ,i ' -egg , -,HA My V , 'Nxx :jg Y t 5 Y 1 4 K ' , 1 , fagqy ',f 4 , t , o 1 2 Y R 5 4 A 5 3 Q z . . 7 ' i . 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EX i H ' Q ' 2, Q. 5 ,,,, , ,. kr Q Q Q ' Q, ll in 'S ' O ' , Q OLIVER HAUEISEN FREESTYLE BOB ULRICH BREAST STROKE JOE VANIK DIVING LARRY KUSHMIDER COACH 136 f ' I I , N W W ,, I I , ,Ai . ff., I ,W ,VP v X' w .fy vig, an 471 li , RT, . 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A, Track the expectant a1r of the spectators as they awalt the crack of the startmg gun the crunch of the clnders under the lunners shoes the roar of the crowd as the wlnner breaks the tape the whlz of the Javehn through the a1r all these help to bu1ld bodles and mlnds l1ke those of the hearty settlers Track was relnstated thls year through the 65.01 ts of two H H S students both mem bers of the 54 track squad Because of the lack of funds and lack of student spectator support the school board Voted to dlscontmue track at Hazleton Hlgh School In a plea to the school board the boys stated that the team would .L forfelt all rewards such as a letter and a ban quet IH order to retaln the sport Sombreros off to these boys and then' fine show of sports mansh1p 1n thls attempt to retam a fine com petltlwe sport ln H H S W1th the return of twenty one veterans from the 54 squad and the sp1r1t and determl natlon as d1spla3 ed bv the members of the team the track team can antlclpate a success ful season Smce th1s book w1ll haxe gone to press before the first tlack meet we cannot pred1ct the results However we w1sh the best of luck to Coaches Frank Valente and Saw 9F10 Saullo .Wi-B51 ,hmafmdug l '11 - . K ' PU ' 32 ff' ' X . x i N i ' ' ,ii ' Q 4 al . r - 5 Y Q. , . F ' l ' 3 E ' ' Z 1- ' H P1 N. I . Z C E , V . ' W ' I on S ,gil V' ' I E .-v, , 1 . ' W 5 12 4. V, X 7 c: t ,, . , r' , ,N ,V ,rvz I t . ' E X 'V gilt a I I . . 1 I' I I n WM-vu. 3. 'T 'if Jkanf' Mr BIIL LOX RINIL 140 JOHN TATUSKO 440 1 uff- V... . RICHIE BECHLOFF SHOT PUT JOE YANIK POLE VAULT 141 543, . H.. ' If 4 Q - . , 4 . . , f . 'R :J N sy, W . T , 'j A, 'Y Q 1 girl-f, J A 'l. 1 . .L - L XL V V +5 A . 45 . . N A 1' i A v M ff-YY v'-. .. . , -.. y , 'l'4f94?f+- -ff flj N W . - 1 ' I Z.,-, fr ' ' ' ,lfq'i'Q,,,- 5 A , ' 21 :T lf ,t N574-fl-, 1 . ,K yvfyxyp, ' N r . h . 1 A . X - 2 n.NQ,,' f ' . 'V -5. ' -- t 1. A , , ,. ' . - 5.1.1, .' 5' ' , ' . ' ' . ' . ., A-A 'K ,, ' , , .' A , Q ,- ' ' A' . M 1 , , , f T 'W 1 A - -- ,V A JE 9 ' - ' f Q- - A W... , ! 1 2 my-if , , , I ' Q s-4 s I, ,A ,- f- J 4, 1 A L1 ,' .1-J . ,N W f . - . f , N - - V' f 1 , X ,.., h , ' A . - ' ' Y ' ' ' , 2-W 'Nw . ,, f' 5 4 - ..- f . O F' fa. fm Q , alma FRANK VAI FNTE COACH 'H-ef 5,95 A' 4' -01-Q' -- iiviaff uf! ag' 0 -aa!! .9- 5' vb ia' 5 ...Q 'A is any in 1 Q U Ss9. B . li' A9 : fl. .KO gin? S5 s J .550 gains H Q ' o gv L QS'- Z M-gp ' 3 4 oh O ,J 0 ,gg :- A W - e ' Su i A . x q. E X. 0 ni: 'Q' 5 17 if-f ,F W I 1 3 3 Q Q 6 - :P 5 40, gx ' f , J x fax' ifgifiqii Q 121: 3 -'fr Ll, Q mu 5-Hz!!-lv! , 1. MW? ..,-,hu 4 uwwvtwi ,. A-ff H M , 4 ' , J.. 1 ,,,,.-UH 1 -.W H L? 1 CCYXIII INII NTS OP CUSCROVE HAZLETON S PHOTOCRAPHER M kPhtg STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP 2 B n 4 Y akers of Prize Winning Yearboo o o raphs The First with Everything Photographic 7 W. road S . Phone GL 5-4721 LUNCRAT ULATIONS c 1196 1 xduue 0 the 111 sof1'355vu rx e thus P mk s Help fL i1IllIN111Si,IX1CCS TRADLR3 BANK XND TRUST CO H Lf cum 1 Member of Federal Reserve Sys em Member of Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporation n1'm J , f 'lol in 2 fs f -'iss .. '-'ind our CfJlljII'lLIl11llTiOI1S ami 1111 im'it:1ti0I1 to use 1: 1 I gi 1 L Q' X' E t ' fr zxll , Ex. 5- L I1 NLR 1 'm1m1-1i. 1'so1 THE HAZLETON BRICK CUMPANY com LINIBIVIS OF CAL DANE STUDIO SUPERIOR SLEEPRITE N J 1 v 1 COMPLIMENTS OP Photographers to the Particular THE STANLEY STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE 112 Worth Vkyommg Street Hazleton Pa Phone GL 4 3641 SPAULDING BAKERIES mane, of or HAZLETUN Z f 03 JJ extend then' BEST WISHES to the Graduatmg Class 1955 ' 15 1? www 'Tbfs 3 e ARISTUCP-AT of Bread 149 1 Y ' , . G -5 N . I QF w T' 1 P ,E X X X , :Tw -M , I. - . 1' ,N .mul I. ' -.f1'f' f::. ,. 'V 2 41. l P4-.'fg,:jjgIg::f., -' ga, A of Im--, If ' f. 5E5fj'1'-'2 1 1 -971625555 iff ff'2'I'iz2s25i:s25?2Z1s:s5s11'2:s 'rf-if ? ,. f.:P 13a- CONHI INIPN IS IHE PLAIN SPEAKER STANDARD SENTINEL 1867 1955 88 YEARS OF SERVICE MARKLE BANKING 8. TRUST COMPANY 10 Vkest Broad Street 919 West F1fteenth Street Member of Member of Federal Deposlt Federal Insurame Corporatlon Reserve Sw stem 10 . , OF I TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 5 l'OIVII'I,IMFfNI'l'S WILMUT ENClNfERlNC LO J A and 'W A HEYS CONSTRUPTION COMPANY INC 1 1 OI Phone- Hazleton GL 4-3731 Phone-Drums 2-9901 MAKE PROGRESS SCORE A SUCCESS Q 1 1cl 1 fa 1 sule 1111 11111 1l suuus lx to Npcml lux th 111 xou 1 0 l1111l 111 Ol 1 I ll 11 1 1 1 Q nl 10111 Member Federal Reserve System THE PEOPLE 5 XAVINC-S AND TRUST CO Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon REMEMBER lt IS what xou saxe 101 what xou 91111 that mal es xou mdepe11dent' Saxmg eomethmg no 111atte1 hovs l1L1le amldepos1t111g1t at mterest IS the lOUIlCi3I1OIl of all Qucceas Open a Saxmgs Account at mteresl here make 1egula1 clepoelts out of your earnmgs 'md let us put them to 110111 lor you FIRST NATIONAL BANK H AYLETOY PA Member of Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon and Federal Reserve System 15 Ke 11 111 Illll tl at the frezt cl L of Q21l'l plz1c'111g5 th . l1z1lz111c'e 111 ll z iz -' llll wlll I 1 I'eople's ll: 1k vhere 11 IS 1lV2IyS S111 1 211 V ' I IJlll'. , - A ',1 ' j 2' 1c.j 1 L v Y T y 1 ' Y g , I . . . ' , ,' I l , ' , , - 4 . - l 1 L, C . , . . A J , A I, 4 A I'-I NATIONAL ACADEMIC CAP AND C-OWN COMPANY 821 823 ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA PA lvldnufulurcrs ol Acfmdemlc C'mps C owns 'md Hoods for of C holr Gowns C lee C lub Robes and A Cappella Robes C aps and Govs ns used at the Hazleton Hlgh School supplled by us HAZLETON FEDERAL SAVINCS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 12 EAST BROAD STREET PHONIE GL 4 6687 103 , . ' z f 1 , ' u 'Q z :, S1 :, C Hlgh Schools, Colleges, and Unlversltles. Also manufacturers v -I I 1' 1 ' ' GEN ETTVS ULTRAMODERN SUPERMARKETS Hazleton Freeland Tamaqua Ha leton s Largest I4 ood Retailers THE GREATEST SAFEGUARD IN ANIY BANK 1S the management Unlted States Govermrent Superusxon rs xmportant here and so are this bank s capltal assets of more than S7 O00 000 whlle Federal Deposu Insurance up to S10 000 for each cu tomer counts for much But sound pol1c1es md GIICICIGHCV ln operatxon are the determmlng 'actors 1n the stabxlltx of thls 1nst1tut1on xx here Hazleton people haxe been BAINKING W ITH SAFFTX Smce 1890 HAYLETCPN NATIUNAL BANK HALLETON IA Member of Federal Deposxt Insurance Corporatlon and Federal Reserxe System MAIN 0Fl'If'I Bru1andlauISte-els l 03 20 rlh Flr 1 Stu tr I 1 k md W hlu Struts ll tm NN msspcrt I lm 4 r w - . Y. . . . . , 0 A F . I , ' , . . . . I., , , ' , , , s . . . A 2 I. 8 . . . . A . ' nv it ' . 7 v V v 7 f ' J , . 1 21 ' ,' ro .' r Hal Alton, Pa. LEHIGHTON BRANFII WlCA'l'lll'IRl.Y BRANFII lVl'lISSl'OR'I' BR.ANC ll 2 1' 5 No ' s .f aol, 26 Varlmn S or-r H r 1 ' ' , A ., In-l 'gh fn, l':1. VH-zithm-rly, Pu. 'Q-'H , Y Pu, T4 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OP 55 Capltol Theatre Hzwleton Pennsy lx anna Do Your Shopping at The Leader Hazleton s Value and Low Price Center COMPLIMENTS LAW OFFICES OF Ecker, and Cohn Traders Bank Buxldmg C OMPLIMEX'1 S Chaskm Jewelers TO L I L OF F Lv , OF Laputka, Bayless, Tunnes5en'S AUTOMOTIVE HEADQUARTERS Broad and Green Streets Hazleton Pa Farm Fresh Dairy Products COOPERATIVE DAIRY HEALTHFUL ICE CREAM Calbeth I lace Route 309 Hazleton De-lsroth 5 I-IAZLETON S OLDEST DEPARTMENT STORE A Modern Store To Your Serzzce C ONIPLIWENEI S OF Radio Station WAZL HAZLETON PA 1490 K C Servmg the Reglon 22 years AFFILIATI J , . 7 , 7 1 1 v N N f A A A 5. 7 , . L. Dedicaied , .. F6 ATHLETIC AND SPORTING GOODS J P Kfilpf 84 Sons COMPLIMENTS OF Pollock and Mann Fooo DISTRIBUTORS ATHLETIC GOODS Clty Htfleton Ionn ylx mu COMPLIMENTS OF Attorney John I Bigelow an Dr W V Coyle Attorney Rnchard L Bagelow COMI IIMI IN IS OF I7 9 1 zz X ', sf 'z . . ' Distributor U . u 3 J C vrw 1 d . . . Q I U 5 II s Capparell SIYIPPIHB Construction Co 136 East mth Sweet Hazleton Pa Phone C L 4 5 ol Drums Sash 8. Door C CUSTOM MILLWORK I 'NIS IX FRAMES SASI-I DOORS STORM DOORS PICTURE WINDOWS MODERN KITCHENS om 3 7 U Hazleton Automobile Trades A55lJLldtIOH Exdam Brothers Hazleton Bulck Co Hazleton Motor Co Lyman Chevrolet Marc Motors Lettlere s Garage Power Clty Motor Co Schultz s Sherrock Brothers Taub Motor Co Wrlght Motor Sales Co C H RICE Motor Co SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE Bon-kTol1 Shop Our TEENS CENTER SNIARI FASHIONS FOR IHI C OKF CROVI D -Xl I IDC Fl PRI FS vox 'I,lBIEN'l'.' or V , , i 1 8, mr, 1 Ph x:-L764 c'cm1'1,1M1cN'1's or ' I I AT . . I . I - ' . s' 35' C2 IGN Il S XII S Laudi rbdnh 8 Cn Wnfxr 5 Inn Humbult Stores, Ing ,hone C I 4 9 s 4. W FINE FOODS m Il 1 m x IS Homeruom IU5 VOR 'l,lNIICN'l',' Ulf VO. 'l.lIXIICN'l',' OF 7 X . X fu' 1 ' x N K. CK N ' . , OF I 1 . -81. 2 139 111 INII xv Home-room IUI S mnuumn IU3 1011111 INII x15 OE Homeronm 207 IN FI NNIXI S1 CPI IMXRIXI fxfi Ol N IIXC CO1 RSI S 'II fr flH1I1f'0lINiI McCann School Business F1 radem Hank Blllldlllg, Hfwleton P1 i CO3 ' , 1 OF C'UKII,l,IXIICX'l'.f OI4' 1 H 1- 1 I V 1 1 1 I and WRI 'C fu' 1 ' ' 1 irm o1'l'Al.I. Huzloicm 611,11-1.341 lfill CCYXIII IVI NIS II Iwhrlft Furniture Mart Hazleton Berwlck Hlghwax C onynghdm I S S Kresge Company 5 AND 10 c STORE Huleton Pennsylw 'mm 108 West Broad Street STORE 143 JOSEPH F GABRIEL Everythlng ln Photography PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL Candxd Chlldren Family Weddmg Albums Photo Flnlshlng 223 E Dlamond Avenue Phone CL4 SOM Ddlrylea MILK ICE CREAM AI YOI R IAXORIIL IOOD SIORI Phone GI 0 0931 Hazleton Pa l'. , C 'L -' 7 ' , 'a. Gabe's Photo Studio W , 11 . 14 . J. rf E - .. . W . I y . 1 -Q 'H 161 Dallastown Apparel C0 , Inc 223 VN NX alnut Streel Hzwleton Pa CONIPI INII 'N IS Sn der s Dairy 404 VX Hemlock Street CONGRATULATIONS FROM Yeager 5 Radio And Television Second and Allel Queets H Ol R ADWIIRAL ARK IN AND TAPI HAR1 D13 ALI R Homeroom 2II . A M Ol, R I C'OMPLIMIfIN'1'S OF , , 162 COMI I INII N IS e Cadette Club cow 1 INIPNIS or Frederick Schwarz, CPA COMI LINIENTS OF ST JOSEPH S MEMORIAL SCHOOL GYMNASIUM AND RECREATION CENTER I xurel md Flfth Streets H wleton I 1 COMPLINIFNTS OF BRAZZO CONTRACTING CO Bean er Meadows MR and MRS CLETUS M LYMAN HOTEL MEDVITZ 1 y Y, w www 1 Y j W 'YYY W ' A A A AA K, , 1 L 415 L IS. M ' . . . , J 7 4' A . 7 ! . Az 2 ' . ' Y . I 7. I. , .. . . . 163 GEORGE RACHO com. Trucking and Excavating Haflelon la Phone GL Q 3619 CoM1 1 IMI rw FS I-IOMEROOM 119 DIAMOND FLORIST D Columbo, Prop FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 89 N W3 ommg Street Hfwleton Pa Dual GL 4 3131 W e Telegraph Flon ere COMI LIMENTS OI LINGLE S TURKEY FARM Drume Ia Ihone COHNIIQSIIIIII I 9 COMPLIMENTS OF PETROLE MOTOR DEALER Lehlgbhton I 4 J J MORAN AND SON W Broad and I mcoln St non L 4 44 z mon I FILBERT S P4 E Broad St Hazleton I DIAMONDS JEWELRY WATCHES COMI LIMFNTS OI' GREBEY FUNERAL HOME 'IJ Eftst Bro1cISt Ambulance Service Htzleton 1.1 I6 , ' , C . OIF , 4, 1 Y . ' , L' f 2 3-2323 1 CO. PLYMOUTH AND DESOTO QUALITY BEVERACE5 'I , I- I eG - 'BI H111 , 'z1. 9 ' II' ' 1. '. ' . . , Ill. 4 7. '4 COMPLIMEN 1 S 01+ FELLIN S REGISTERED JEWELERS AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY I4 I Broul Str ot CLADSTONF 4 04578 2 WAY RADIO CABS HAZLE CAB CO 'h VS C ree n Street H 11 Qton I SINGLEY S CI-IARCOAL STEAK HOUSE UII 9 3 mls wut ofHa7le hone Q I 4 ROY D AND MAY E SINGLEY LOCKWOOD S CAFE Tre ko w I Com I INIFNIS OF UNION SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION COMI I me wrs OF A FRIEND COMI I IMI NIS OI HOMEROOM 212 COMM IMENTS C Sz P ECO NOM Y STORE 118 E Chegtnut Street Hdyleton Ienna ..- PJ - 1 V I I A A ' L-4 , - - , . . ' L' I. 3 A ., 4. I G :xl , 'z1. 1 COMVLIMENTS OF , -. 1 R0 C 2.-f l 1 ' ls 'X' . .ton V, 'a. I' e Z, -4151 . .. E,,, - ,D ,E,,..,- I , I I 2 N ' . , , , 1 V , ,I W Z ' OF , A, 'I . 3' 4 , I . , . RAYMOND BITTNER AND SON INSURANCE THAT SATISFIES 616 Grant Street Hazleton Pa Phone GL 4 4161 SEIDEL the FLORIST 31 N Laurel Street Ihone GI 4 7871 S G MATYAS Sz SON INSURANCE AND FINANCE TRADERS BANK BLDG CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS OF 55 MORRIS SQUARE DEAL JEWELERS 11 W Broad Street ORDER YOUR CORSAGE DIRECT FROM BOB SMITH S FLOWERS 41 E ut Broad Street Greenhouse GL 4 44 1 SMILAX FLORAL SHOP MAX and JEAN SHIELDS IZ Eamt Broad Street Hazleton Pa Phone GL 4 0111 COMPLIMFMS OF CLICK S SHOE STORE COMPLIMEINTS or DR J J FALVELLO 166 A ' f-L L A l . . , Phone GL 4-1621 s - T ! a CARMEN GRECO FINE CONEECTIONERY CHLORA W FEY PIANO and ORGAN STUDIO B F ZIEGLER T F RICHARDS L F ZIECLER B F ZIEGLER GENERAL CONTRACTORS OFFICE Ind MILI 519 W Flfth Street LOMPI IMFNTS LINGLE S TURKEY FARM Drums I a CONAI-IAN S FUNERAL HOME 7 North VIne Street Hazleton 1ennsy1v1nII GL o 0341 M D AMUSEMENT CO 307 E Dlamond Avenue Hazleton Penna OUTDOOR AMUSEMENTS Phone GL 0 0473 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF ROSEN S FURNITURE STORE Tel. GL 5-1071 ' I I I OF 7 PHONE Conyngham 19-R-2 , . . 532. ' , ' ' 7 167 ALTERETTE LUNCI-IEONETTE 184 Alter St Dellcxously Different Dolly Madlson Ice Cream Open6 AMto1AN1 COMPLIMENTS OF Israel F Klapper, Esq COMI I IMPNIS OF N ALLEGRETTO AND SONS GENERAL CONTRACTOR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 FROM LANDAU S 9 N XNXOIIIIIIQ., Strut HENRY LAUNDRY CO CLEANERS AND DYERS Lazuzdru and Dry C Ieaffzrzv tlzul Salzknes -UL Weitlx Repdlred xt Reason ible I N092 Ihone C14 9116 me xml M aple Sweet CONGRATULATIONS FRUMKI N BROS 21 W Broad St HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS COMI l lN1l IN IS UI' BYOREK S KNOTTY PINE BARBECUE Only Ille luylzf !Qz4ulzZyf ffff d 671 af Smce 1895 fQUALlTY ICI CREAM PURE AS THE MOUNTAIN AIR JN . . . . . I , , . a 21: U ' H . R P-I mi, 4 . . . ,- N I . , . . ladles and Gents Carmeme , z j 2 1 1 2 J' ' ' I , 1 J -LF U IV z 'z Q' s 4 L 44 A l , A 'N ' D ' wmv. -7 T The C E Helmes Insurance Agency C D I-Ielmes .I M Dougherty Frre Automoblle Plate Gla e Surety Bonde Compensation Perwonal ALCICIQIII LICENSED BROKERS 41l lrulerw I3 ml BLIIIKIIIIQ, THOMAS BROTHERS '00 'N Ce l xr Str et I hone GL 4 S811 Bottled Gas Refrrgeratlon Sales 'Ind Servlee I 1 STANLEY LOBITZ CATERING SERVICE PARTIES BANQUETS WEDDINGS FUNERALS OUTDOOR AFFAIRS 100 C rrson St Phone CL 4 '41, CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1955 LUSI-IER Sz LUSHER PRINTERS CEIL S COSMETICS AND GIFTS 123 West Broad Street Hazleton Pa Ihone GI 4 9191 LINCOLN CUT RATE Patent Medicines Dry Goods Confectxons Phone GL 4 90.37 Frrst ind Llncoln Streets CI-IISNELL INC AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL SERVICE 27th and North Church Sts Hazleton Ia 6600 Phone GL 0 4115 6601 CONIPLIMENTS OF SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO 154 xx Bro 111 Q1 HU mm I 1 ' ' ' ' ' L .L I 1 z Q' 11 . 1 . , -A ' sg' j . I 3 1 -A z 4 ' ' f .'1f'f1'1 l'11'S1l1, IIIIOIIO GL 4-23521 IInzIeIon, Pa. Hg y'f,, 5, ,.11,',,, Tim, g',,,,,,,N- H 1 I . I -L L1 7 , . J ,-- - AL' , . 1 I ' ' zzl , la . 169 CONCEPT THERAPY CLINIC DR P B FEDDISI-I CHIROPRACTOR Y RAY LABORATORY CONCFPT THERAPY Phone GL 4 4703 212 la Traders Bank Bldg HARRY B LENTZ A I A REGISTERED ARCHITECT REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER Markle Bank Bulldmg Hazleton P1 LUGGAGE TI-IOTVIAS LEATHER CO 37 F Broil S Hwleton COMPLIVIEN TS OI- REA 8: DERICK INC DRUGS COSMETICS LUNCHEONETTE COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS Or 1955 FROM THE REIDLER KNITTING MILL 757 West Broad Street Hazleton Pa STRAGENICKS POULTRY FARM I um l 1 We Rams All Our Poultry Fre DQIIXQTV Phone 3 3331 STAR CLEANERS DYERS 18th and Church St Ca Phone Dellvery GL 0 1441 LEHIGH GAS 8: OIL TEXACO DISTRIBUTORS Beaver Meadows Pa Phone GL 4 2097 . , . . , . 1.1. ...L L. ,l'a. Phone GL 4-0551 20 W. Broad St. Phone GL 4-5521 ? F Ir S, la. Il ' 170 COMI L1MFN1s OF KAPES AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE m N I opl xr Stru L Ihone GI 4 0061 KOMI LINIPNIS LEADER FINANCE INC fl 1 ION COMPLIMENTS or FOODLAND COMI I IMI NFS OI' THE SUN RAY DRUG CO 48 NV Bro ul Street I hone GL 4 4361 CLEWELL AND VOGT BROS Jobbers for Ruberold Blrd Inselbrlck 38 W Chestnut Street Phone GL 4 7701 II In IF Slulc H1 jlll EXCLUSIVE CLOTHING AND SPORTSWEAR IVIAX S MEN S SHOP ll N Wwnnng, St Hfwleton Pa ANTHONY AUDAKIMOW REGISTERFD PLUMBING 8. HEATING R 647 Sey bert Street Hazleton I 1 Telephone GL J 0601 KEYSTONE COCA COLA BOTTLING CO GL 4 1861 , I . I 9 I ' 1 'I OF , . IIA'. nl l'A. .,' y , -. . 2 21 , - . J I Z C ' ' ' v N . , I 1 . . . , Hazleton, l'z1. , , ' v',.Ae 2g's . 9 9 A P' ' 1 I . N' 'I . ' . , ' . , . - , , '2. l r- . 171 HARRY V PARENTE DISTINCTIVE JEWELRY e E CI SS RINI C N IHI HIC H SC HOOI S IN Wy 1 g,S CONII I IMENTS OI' PECORA S FARM DAIRY th Wh C Il Dr and Mrs Wnllxam Sulman cow 1 mum F CITX BOOK STORE COMPI INIFNIS Ol BRUCE M HICKS Pharmacist t Alta Ha leton Pa LOCKWOOD S INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE S Iopla Sl eto COMPLIMINF OF MARTINI S TAS TEE PITZA 9th Street B t ee All 1 CI CONIILIXIPNFS OF ANTI-IONY C FALVELLO CONRAD A FALVELLO ROCCO C FALVELLO ' COIN 'IIINIICNTS Ol Sim: 1890 TH' LA I' I' 1 E'11:I 1'1c1z , ,' ' OF 'I 1' f I. 118 '. Oll1'II7 'treat I 'I ' I I' ' ' , '.'.IfI I'O 1 Milk for Ill N. lI11u1'e-I Sl. Mo ers o are a f I I I I 4' H0 el mont Building 458 . F if 1-egg 'Z ' ' Hazl n,Pa. 1 , ' v Q ' , I II S A , A I , , a ' Q W n er and Vue Dizll 1 I5-1801 ' 172 LADIES APPARFL HYMAN S MEN S CLOTHING uleton DOTTIE S COMI LIMENTS of DEEMER AND COMPANY 024 W Broad Street COHN S INC FRICIDAIRE SAI FS AND SERVICE 100 N Wwommg SL Hazleton Pa Comm mr xTQ or I JANOV SHIRT CO cow IIMENTS OF JOHN G CONNELL COAL CO ner 'Vie uloxw I CONIPI INII NTS OI CONEY ISLAND THE ORIGINAL PLACL FOR HOT WEINF RS II North II xommg bt COMI LIMI' INTS OI- DR A MUSSARI DENTIST Y 9 7 I II-' 1'-1 , I. Y . , 1 I . M' I . , . I. I A A ,F' ' . ,. ,. . . . . . B, , Y 1. if ,I .4 ., d.. w 5 I ,. I. , -1 . , , Q O I .. v f, - I rv A , . 17:3 For Uranlum Prospecting Bux I Gelger Counter from S7999 md up H ou IIIILIII find I r Imum md be rome 1 IIIIIIIOHAITP nm Gox ernment Bond is hIgh 15 'E-11 ooo ooo oo L N Saras DOVE RESTAURANT 36 W Broad Street I-I17Ieton I I COMPLIMENTS OF TROUPE 257 NATIONAL TI-IESPIAN SOCIETY COMI I INIENTS OF VIC BRUNO CONTRACTINC. SUPPLIES JOI-IN J BOYLE AND SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS I'I-IIRD BASE IWIII-if t I lare to Homf Carl IVIuz7y Mlshlnskl 704 Carson Street H11 Qton I 1 Ihonf CL 0631 III IIN S CORREALE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IOMII IMI NTS OI A DEAR FRIEND CLASS OF 29 III N S LENCH BROTHERS CONII I IMFNTS OF DR SLOVAK CONGRATUL ATIONS CLASS 55 W G STISH MD I jz W, ,L , fa , ' 'f I1 ' 2 - , 2 ' ' .' 7 V' , an z:.w, , . . I 7. . . , .. 7 Y I U T A Q 3 COIN 'IIN OF ll I, ' ' ' z'.I , 'z. ' I I 3- I Y -, 4: . I I cfm ',I!XIIC. I'.' or I f I 'III'l'SIiOXV, Illl. I I. i 1 1 I A I I I I 1 A A A L I I I I as Iv E , , , . I 1 I I I I ' '4 LOMI LIME N IS OI' S MERCANTINO SL SON TAILORINC I4 W Broulbt XIII IN 'NI N KRIGGY S SMOKE SHOP nfl Stru utr Mx I COXII LIMIFNIS UI A FRIEND COMI LIMENTS OI' MADISON RESTAURANT FISHER S HOME MADE CANDIES Hotel Altamont COMI LINIFNTS OF A FRIEND COM PLIMI' NTS OI' THE PINE. 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