Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1957 volume:

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Q .,6XXl A 'Sv xx It Ak 1. 1 q ' ff, O Qc h 4 ', ,J MAX 6045-Q5 E- I X Q9 ' . f ,Aff ,Q Dear old High School, We are loyal to the White and Blue To the loyal friendships formed here, M We will e'er be true. v. l . A- 49 pf' ' I J CHORUS: White and Blue, we love thy banners, dw For thee we will fight, Thy traditions, manners, customs, Ever shall be right. 4 MARCIA WAGNER Edztor m-chzef Have you ever been on a tr1p'? If you have you wxll probablv enJoy thus, the Janus of 1957 In thls Janus we have trled to take you on a Journey through your past three years at H H S paylng partlcular attentlon to th1s year wlth all 1ts events and act1v1t1es In years to come we hope that your Janus wxll enable you to recall wlth pleasure all the wonderful, 6XClt1I1g and mterestmg moments you spent ln your semor year at H H S 6 - 1 ll ,7 . . U ,, . . . . ., H sr - . . . 7aJleaf0anfenZi ,ddmwmbmffw 195451 If lo 19 Sevualvi papa .20 fa 86 rqolfcualaeei page! 87 fa ff6 3,1044 pdfbi 117 ra 156 AJ mmm? pay? 157 fa .205 fff 5-gx. ,Muay J I sg!! 5115.54 LEON DRUMHELLER To Mr Drumheller advlser frlend and teacher We dedlcate thls our Janus wlth slncere resp ct and love Smce 1941 he has gulded and dlrected us 1n the way we should go Mlndful of all hlS many servlces to us, we say fare well wlth deep regret but Wlth many thanks 8 0 0 Q .K J . W T3 'J . , ' 9 r 2 1 a u xr ' - D '. ' ' , V . . - . It ,gs-sw Q21-'7 MISS MARIAN V BROWN Great teacher dedlcated dramatlcs coach, and never to be forgotten fnend whose presence here was always an msplratlon and whose passlng left thls hlgh school mfinltely poorer Requxescat nn pace 9 f ' af mug Meme X is l JFANNE WENDEL Who fathoms the Eternal Thoug '? Who talks of scheme and p an? The Lord IS God He needeth not The poor d9V1C8 of man Born June 21, 1939 Dxed Sept 24, 1952 10 n fwf af 6 , 6- -ffe oie, eeo 9' ht. l . fncumf Sdzaol Eaafuf MR. THOMAS L. HINKLE, Ph.B., M.S. 1 l We all looked to our Captain, Mr, Thomas L. Hinkle for guidance and advice. He was the one who made the important decisions which influenced our actions on the journey. In co-operation with the Directors of the Line, our school board, Mr. Hinkle had the responsibility of reg- ulating our school system, awarding contracts for reconstruction and main- tenance of the Hazleton schools, and supervising all personnel. We can safely say that without the leadership of our Captain and the Directors of the Line, our journey would not have been as successful nor would it have gone as smoothly as it did. J if Left to right: heated-Gerard Stish, Charles Seymour, President P. X. McGeehan, Secretary Stewart Veale, Milton Leichtman. Standing-Dr. Edgar L. Dessen, Charles Matuella, Frederick Deisroth, Lawrence LeGrande, John Tomas ick, Attorney Richard Bigelow. Mme Sie!! yn 'bf 1 ii' 5:2 MR GFORGE SHANNO BS MA MR LAWRENCE EVANGELISTA BS MA At the Travel Agency our office we conferred Wlth the Head of the Travel Agency Mr Shanno and h1s asslstant Mr Evangellsta They helped us declde what 1t1nerary to take on our Journey and reprunanded us when we went off our course Thelr 6fl:lCl8Ht staff conslsted of Mlss Ernestme Grosch who was Mr Shanno s secretary Mlss Jane Seldel who superv1sed attendance and Mlss Concetta Llbonatx who had charge of bookkeep mg They arranged our passports and took care of the many technlcal detalls of our tr1p These people played a vltal part IH makmg our trip a profitable and more pleasant experlence ,ilu we MISS ERNIFSTINIF GROSCH 'NIISS JANE SEIDEL NIISS CONCFTTA IIBONATI 13 V1 .4-.lf 1 MISS GETTINGER FRANIK CAMERA B S 'VI A I' ngllih 'w FFRN GI' TTINGER Engh h H CHAMBERLAIN B S M A If nghqh j' iff' Scif HFLFN HILL h B Fngllsh EVELYN LESSER RUTH BERGSTRESSER A B M A A B M A Enghsh Engllxh Head of Department fl 'NI I' DNA CHAMBFRLIN ISABEL F DRY FOOS B S 'VI A A B M A Envlwh Englxsh ,D 'dig' JANE F RICH B S M A Fngh h LFONARD BAST DOROTHY 'VI BAYLESS REBECCA W BOYLE KATHFRIWE DAN IS AB IA 'VI f Soc1al Stuchex -Xmeru in H1 torx SOCIHI SCIGHCP World H1 ION If 2 M I, R .r M I f x A 's ' .. 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Inj -11' --.Qs MARY SWETTMAN A B M A World HINUOFQ ANNA HOFFMAN A B M A French L xtm Spamlh Germ m Head of Dep rrtment l l rr EMM FRANK PERSICO MARY RATTIGAN 'X LLON DRUMHELLER A B M A A 3 B S M A Itahan Pn lrsh Lxtm Tr1g,onometry Algebra Solld Geometrx Head of Denartment RUDOLPH HOTALFN MICHAFL KLSHNIA B I A B I S General Mathematics Rel xted N1 xthcmatlcs Algebra Solxd Geometrx 'VIR HO I' ALENI g ,, , XT' , . T if ' . l , Y- 'x 1 6: 5- f 5 A ' l '- 1 T A . ., . , . . ., . . . ., . . l I J 1 . f . ., . . . ., . . . ., . . . ., . . z ' 'Q a -' z A 'N' i lx Sl A lf' 'A QQ? K 'lf B 4 tl Nfl' Z! ffl' . ' A A' I a. . I -I . I la Xl f'l?I1r up . A ' 'I ' 9 1 9 Xl '21 ' .1 ,- ,H 1 f ff I I . ., . . -I. V - -, - - ' Lg f 1 ' A - ' L ' , ' . . A .S., IX .A. . . ., IX . . A Q' . . ' v ' 1 I x 1 I ' W x . . . . . . , , I I 2 Y - Y, t x l ' A . Y A ' L 15 MARGARET McHUGH lh B A Plane Geometry MR KUSHMA gif Y' PETER DOUGHERTY EDWARD MATTHEWS BS M Ed Phgslcs Nurses Phxslcs Head of Department Chemlstry 5' ,,,-Q Z 549 AN'1 HONY SCARCELLA JOHN SENKO Chemlstrw N urses Chemxstry Chemlstry Physical Sclen ce ALBERT SAL ERAKER Algebra General Nldth9mdtlCS Adv General Mathematlcs MARY McNERTNEY A B M A Bxology MA FRANK SERANY B S M A Commercial Law Head of Department MQ Ji W 5 sf' ax' 'fi' sdeffv LEONARD DEITCH ALNIA M GABRIELIS JEAN GALLAGHER GENEVIEXE McBRIDE BS MA AB IA BA MA Commerclal Geographx Jr Busmess Tralnlng Typewrxtlng Stenography Ofllce ITACIICQ 16 Electlve Ty pew rmng V I j T A . ., M. . B.S. V , . A X 1 V 1 l L- I I I ,,, .- 3 P. is A x I 'T' A C if A 1 Y' Q I . ., . . B.S. . ., . . M' .4 F . ' . ' ' v X ' , ' F- ll- 1 'l K- , I :L - igssr I, I : ,I W 1' . Vildigm l I I , . ' A' WE l f I 1' ' '. , fe , fi . - :4g,,wV,.. If 1 I . A --,U 55939323 in , A - f 1 1:1 5 , '-' f lf ,' I ,f,,y:5j, c J I Y I B.S.- . 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Q S MISS WELSH ROSE WELSH B S M S Home Economlcs CCloth1ng DANIEL GREGORIA B S M A Health Phys1cal Educatxon lfbg 6 LAVINIA MAURER ELIZABETH PENGELLY B S M A B S M A i,, Home Economxcs Superx lsor Home Economms LFoodj i X vs' I 'Q LAWRENCE KUSHMIDER B S M A Health Physical Educatxon Office G1rls Left no rzght Jo Anne Edwards Nancy Augustltus Dorothy Burns Mary Joyce Lauro Mary 18 Maccall Ann Fellm is-vil',4 DONALD REESE B S M S Health Health I hy slcal Educatlon I hx meal Educatxon Supervxsor LORETTA DELANEY HILDA WHITE Health Phys1cal Educatxon cv M. Q.. Stockroom Boys Left to rzght Leonard Bast J Leonard Bast Sr Malcolm Gramlex Donald Baran Lawrence LeGrande S A 4, 'I W 'nl ' f 'I fm. ,, K xx 1' Il' N V! ' Xl Vx cu, My . V. . ,'f'l'a ' A y ' A ' . 1 . 1 1 . ., . . . . J . ., . . 3 N. l ' 1 I f V 1 I , . ., . . B.S. ne R I Q , ' : ' - , : ' - , r., MR REIDLINGER EDSON GARDNER M Equxv Electrlclty JOHN REIDLINGER M Equxv Auto Body jun' PAUL WENSKO B S M Equu X ocatxonal and Electronlc Traxmng W 14- 'hu EDGAR HECKMAN ROBERT KEAGLE GEORGE MASCORNICK BS M Equxv M Equxv Prmtmg Mechamcal Drawmg Mdchxne Shop QS 'P' ' . HOWARD SHELLY BS M Ed Vocatxonal Educatlon Supervxsor ' ANITON YEAGER Prmtmg K lwfuh I ., it , 'Cm ' x J X -X :A L. R -' 5 V 6 fx.. 4' 'L ' 7 V 34 , . 1 , . ix V Q . . . . ., . I 1 Ylfiid-Lf . ,Z1, gm , fy ,- . . . ., . . A A Q Vg A ., 1 g, 'Ev '. , 5 ' v K Q' s r w A A K, J . . ., . ' '. Y 1 ' 1 . QQWQCWM 9 5 7 'Q fxkk x ff' XV Q 1 Q fa ff l Q fi L' 7 C fax I KVQEN wwf 107595 s1?? Wav fs a n il! if 41 as 5 E, sim Pew ABBOUD BETTY CATHERINE Commerczal Pleasant gal wlth long dark brown halr often seen dr1v1ng a 48 Oldsmo blle enjoysdancmg cook mg and hstemng to modern Jazz dxshkes concelted people plans to become a medlcal secretary Dzggers 2 Suzmmzng 2 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadeltes 2 3 4 Lzbrary 4 ANDEARA JOHN R Vocatzonal Tall good looklng lad takes pleasure ln playmg practlcal Jokes mam m terests huntmg and fishing rates Enghsh and ma chme shop as favonte sub jects future plans to become a law enforcement officer Vocatzonal 2 3 4 Boys Sazmmzng Team 3 4 ANDREJCO JOHN GEORGE Vocatzonal Tall mlschlevous fun lovmg lad mam mterest bulldlng stock cars dlS hkes homework favorlte subjects Include auto body and hlstory best known as nc plans to e- come a Pennsylvama State Pollceman 'Vlounfazneer 3 Vocatwnal 3 4 Football 2 3 ANDREUZZI RICHARD THOMAS Vocatwnal Quxet reserved frlendly fellow known to all Dutzer favorlte sub jects Engllsh shop and swlmmmg mterested mam Iv ln bulldlng thxngs d s llkes gettlng up early for school next stop-U S Army Vocatzonal 2 3 4 AREY ELIZABETH ANN Commerczal Petlte vlvacrous popular lass honor student be ter known as Betsy member of the semor glrls trxo competent secretary of Canteen and Choral Club ardent follower of the football team future sec retary Advanced Fhorus 3 4 oral 2 3 4' Jarlu. Thespians 2 3 4' Caddtes 3 . -..,.,,-sf 1:5 ARTHUR STANLEY General Tall red halred blue eyed lad from Beaver Meadows known to all as Red lnterested mamly ln huntlng, fishmg and foot a favorlte subject mathematlcs mtends to Jom the Navy upon grad uatlon Football 2 Boys Swzm mmg Team2 ATOR MARY V Comrruzrczal Pleasant friendly hazel eyed glrl rates commer clal law hlgh on list of favor lte subjects mam Interest Girl Scoutmg dlsllkes egotlstlcal people plans to embark on a career m the bookkeepxng field Choral 3 4 Dzggers 2 3 4 Thespzans2 3 4 Cadetles 3 4 Lzbrary Club 4 AUDAKIMOW JEANNETTE Academy Attractxve cheerful aml able mlss often seen work lng mdustrlously at the Plnes llsts swlmmmg skatmg and llstemng to ElVlS Presley records as hobbxes possesses gor geous green eyes favorlte subJect chemlstry future undeclded Dzggers 3 Dolphm 3 4 Suzmmzng2 3 4 Thespzans 4 Ca Hes 2 Lzbraryl AUGUSTITUS NANCY DOLORES General Blonde fun loving ener getlc mamselle mam ln terests collecting popular records swimming and se- lectmg clothes favonte subjects English and crea tive art particularly fond of dancing sure to succeed as a hairdresser ghespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes BABBISH JOSEPH DAVID Dzstrzbutwe Educahon Friendly and blue eyed lad likes fishing and work mg on cars m spare time thinks women drivers are a hazard to the world plans on entering the Marine Corps upon graduation Dzstrrbutwe Educatzon 4 BALAS ELSIE MILDRED Commerczal Spirited yell queen noted for long blonde hair and blue eyes rates ste- nography as favorite sub ec hobbies dancing and swimming Janus typlst plans to enter the busmess world as a sec- retary Cadettes 2 3 4 Cheer leaders 3 4 Swzmmzng 2 3 4 Thesp1ans2 3 4 Janus4 BARAN, DONALD MICHAEL Academic Friendly lad. . .sports en- thusiast. . .known by friends as Duck , . .enjoys listen- ing to popular music.. .f - onte subjects chemistry and typing an asset to the stock room crew f ture plans Navy or college BARBUSH J OANNE RUTH Commerczal Quiet brown-eyed re served miss from homeroom 217 mam interests lnclude stock car races and New York Yankees rates so cial science as favorite sub- ject pet peeve-snobblsh people future plans un decided BARLET ELLEN MARGARET Home Economzcs Friendly fun loving ha zel eyed gal from homeroom 315 ardent Johnny Ray fan chooses Italian and advanced art as favorite subjects dislikes history enjoys all sports decided about her future Thespzans 2 BARNHART ANN IRENE Commerczal Tall dark haired miss rates bookkeepmg as favor ite subject mam interest collecting and listening to records pet peeve-people who are late plans to be- come a bookkeeper or typist Band2 3 4 Dzggers2 3 BARTHALMUS KATHERINE SUSAN Academzc Pleasant dark-eyed lass member of Student Coun I honor student joys playing the piano usherette at all football and basketball games associ ate edltor of the Janus plans to enter Penn State Advanced Chorus 3 French 3 4 Janus3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 Student Counczl 3 4 Lsherette 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Choral '7 3 23 ser? fm use 14' 3 . . , U' 2 , j I . y ' - 7- . - ' ' ' - u , ' - - 1 9 i ' 2, , 4. I , . 1 ' r ' . - ' ' . . . . ' . . . un- - lx-R ' 1 ' ' - QV wif' ' . , f . rl . T 4 ' gjfiff ,sv ' ' - ' bfi wweif, r - I- , - . . . , , . :.a.e'ffg:V:1?i5 ' ' H 1 1 1 i 1 ' N 'M -V . - ir 4 , X I s In Q , ., -f , g l I 9 It if , , ' Q ! I 3 ' A . l 7 ci . . . . . .en- ' I -K ll Tl D 'nf u I O O O . . ' I I I I I I 1 2 , P r , - I l l I I I l 'I ' in in-0' ,,.,ww swf c1 '9' ,- 3 41' f' 1 f 2 4-'P l fl f ef W v,e BATTISTI ALFRED ERN EST Academic Jovlal talkatlve member of homeroom 0 sup ports all H H S athletlc events talented accor dxomst well known Freddre pet peex e Boston Red Sox plans to major xn archltecture at Penn State BEECHAY JOSEPH MARK Dzslz zbutzue Educatzon Fun lovxng lad dlshkes belng called Chlclets enjoys sports especxally baseball hsts Engllsh and mathematlcs as favorlte sub jects ln the future would hke to own a gas statlon may be a future Manne Advanced Chorus 3 Dzs rzbutzve Educaizon 4 BERGAMO JOHN A Academzc Popular brllllant honor student and capable presl dent of the French Club well llked by everyone enjoys hstenmg to muslc future plans mclude college bound to succeed ln an thlng he undertakes French 3 4 BLACKBURN WILLIAM G Academzc Tall frrendly and efhclent sports edrtor of the Janus pet peeve glddv gurls has a weakness for drlv mg cars hkes chemlstr and soclal sclence plans to enter college headed for success Janus 4 BLACKMON, JACK FLOYD Academu' Qulet, amlable lad noted for h1s red halr lists Enghsh, soclal science, and Spanlsh as favorlte subjects sports enthuslast hkes to llsten to popular muslc college bound to study accountlng Track 2. MU' Ticr., BLASKO JOSFI H L C ommerczal Qulet but amrable pleas ant lad known to all as Jo Jo maln lnterest play mg baseball lStS Engllsh and soclal sclence as tops possesses many frlends a future physlcal education teacher Baseball 2 3 4 Lzbrary 4 BODNAR ELMER PAUL General Fun lovlng and easy go mg lad from 220 cholce subjects mclude chemlstry Engllsh and soclal sclence hsts baseball as favorxte sport plans to make a career ln the U S Navy BODOLOSKY BERNARDINE Commerczal Frlendly and fun lovlng mlss from homeroom 111 rates bookkeepmg as favor xte subject llkes to dance and hsten to popular musrc headed for the busmess world as a prlvate secretary Janus 4, Mountaineer 4, Thespwns 2, 3, 4, Cadelles 2, 3, 4 BOGANSKY EILEEN MARIE General Petlte hazel eyed bru nette hkes to dance and collect records ardent fol lower of football and basket ball games dlSllk9S people who know It all home economlcs rates tops plans to become a beautlclan Dzggers 4 Thespzans 4 Cadettes2 3 4 Choral4 BONACCI JOSEPH SILVIO Vocahonal Dark halred amlable lad from 204 often seen wear lng a black leather Jacket favorxte subjects lnclude Enghsh and mechamcal drawmg hkes to hunt and fish future plans to be- come an electrlcal engmeer Vocatzonall 3 4 BRENNAN BERNARD F Academlc A qulet but soclable lad well llked by everyone rates arts and crafts as favorlte subjects partlcu larly enjoys huntlng and trapplng plans to enter pharmacy school future IS sure to be successful Thespzans 7 3 25' 4-Qf HWWN KV' Y wif' if 'F' BUCHMAN, FRANK THOMAS Commercial Good lookmg lad pos sesses blond curly halr and gray eyes valuable mem ber of the swlmmmg and track teams partlcularly mterested ln hlstory and bookkeepmg plans to wear Navy blues after graduatlon Track 3 4 Boys Sutm mzng Team 2 3 4 BUJAK JOAN MARIE Academzc Cute and fruendly chooses chemlstry as favor lte subject enjoys danc- mg and collecting popular records dlshkes people wrthout a sense of humor wlll enter Allentown General Hospltal to b comeanurse D1ggers2 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 BULIANO JEANNINE A Dzstnbutwe Educatzon Small and vlvaclous young lady dlsllkes people who hve only for themselves an avld fan of Elvls Presley enjoys danclng and dat mg would llke to become a secretary upon graduatlon Thespzans Z 3 4 Cadeftes 3 4 U1blflb1lllU6Ed1lC0ll0Il4 BURCIN JOHN DONALD Academzc Lnkeable fnendly lad known to all as Donny plays plano wlth the Jazz Band favorlte sub jects include French and chemlstry dnshkes Irre- sponslble drlvers plans to enter Penn State Umversxty French 3 4 Jazz Band 4 BURNS DOROTHY A Academzc Cute blue-eyed mxss pleasant and fun lovmg member of the Mountaineer staff can be found at all H H S sports events fond of dancing dlsllkes selfish people future plans un decxded lIounlazneer2 3 4 Thes plans 2 3 4 Suzmmzng 3 4 Cadettesff 3 4 Q-.1 Y' 1'-9 BUYARSKI MARY ANN I' Auzdcmu Iopular gal cute and tallutlve known to all as Chl Chl favorlte sub ject Itallan can usuallv be found at Canteen d s lxkes too much homework hasn t made up her mmd about the future Choral3 4 Ihqqers 7 4 Cadetles 3 4 Lzbrury 3 4 CABFI L JAMES J l ocalronal Tall thln lad quiet and reserved well hked bv ev eryone member of home room 111 llsts machme shop as favorlte subject enjoys huntxng and fishxng member of Nawxl Re serve sure to succeed Vocalzonall 3 4 CAMERA JOANNE MARIE Academrc Qulet and sweet known to all as Terry capable edltor ln chlef of the Moun tameer favorite subject Engllsh enjoys playmg the plano dancmg and rock n roll muslc d s lxkes braggarts future plans undeclded French 4 'llountazneer 2 3, 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 CAMERON ANNA JEAN GRACE Ccrmmerczal Very attractlve and peppy cheerleader possesses b1g brown eyes and a laughmg smlle favorlte subjects 1n clude Enghsh and bookkeep mg enjoys dancmg and swxmmmg dlSllk9S con celted people plans to be come a bookkeeper Advanced Chorus 3 4 Choral 3 4 Cheerleader 4 .Student Counczl 4 Thes plans Z, 3 4 Cadettes 2, 3 4 CAMFRON JOSEI HINE ANN Drsfrzbutwe Educatzon Cute cheerful brown eyed brunette hallxng from homeroom 309 llsts math as favorlte subject has a great mterest ln musxc and deslgnlng lntends to be come an lnterlor decorator after graduatlon 7 hespzans 2, 3, Cadeftes 2 3, 4 DzstrzbutweEducatz0r1 4. 'avi VK- CAM PANELL MARITA MARION Commermal Frlendly and cheerful stu dent wlth prettv brown eyes loves to dance and lxsten to good musrc ln lelsure tlme dl3l1k9S llstenmg to people who boast plans to be come a bookkeeper Cadeltes 9 4 CARELLI Vocatzonal Sports and auto enthusl ast from homeroom 204 places mechanlcal drawlng and Engllsh hlgh on the hst of favorlte subjects e peeve gxrls 1n Bermudas and knee socks plans to jom the Army Vocatzonal2 3 4 CARR ROSEMARY L Commerczal The gal wlth the frlendly sm1le well hked bv all ardent fan of Elvls Presley and Nat Kmg Cole admxres people who are prompt and dependable w1ll succeed as a medlcal secretary Cadeltes 3 Thespzans 3 1 , ' V' , u Q- -1,.4.. A ' . K' L . . 0 - V if- W J 1:1 Q, 2-1 I J., Q . , . AY1 ,V . A I ' 1 J U- 1 .,a,: ff ,- '. 12 , , ,'T, . . . . ' Y h A, , - , . T C-, . 1 . ' , .. RALPH 'ITHOMAS u 1 '11, - i- V .' . 0 I' L..- . ' I A' ' :VA ' , D l - 5 Y 1 1 1' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - 9 . Y , ' . . . - J, H , H ' ' ' ' 'xg' . V ' : 1 . 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I . 7 S . 26 CARRELL, NEIL FRANK Vocational Likeable lad from home- room 204. . .rates auto body and swimming as most in- teresting subjects. . .dislikes girls who wear hoop skirts . . .enjoys customizing cars. . .intends to enter Air Force Mechanics after grad- uatlon Vocafzoual 4 CASARI RICHARD J General Valuable asset to our swimming and track teams excels in diving friend ly and well liked by all prefers health and chemistry enjoys hunting and sports will soon be wear mg the Navy blues Boys Suzmmzng Team 3 4 Track 7 3 4 CASPER LAWRENCE NFIL Vocalzonal Carefree likeable mus cular lad from homeroom 111 sharp dresser discovered baritone vorlte subjects include Eng lish and swimming mam interest customizing cars plans to enter the A1r Force after graduation Vocational 2 3 4 CASSARELLA, SANDRA KAY Academic Tall, cordial, attractive miss. . .possesses radiant smile. . .faithful follower of high school activities. , .par- tial to dramatics. . .spirited majorette, . .capable treas- urer of Cadettes and make- up chairman of Thespians . . .intends to enter nursing. Advanced Chorus 3, 4, Choral Club 43 Janus 4: Majorelles 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 43 Swimming 2, 3, 4: Cadeltes 2, 3, 4. CAULEY, ROBERT W. General Known to all as Butch . . .blue-eyed blond from homeroom 111. . .hobby- customizing cars. . .typing and English rate as favorite subjects has a future date with the U S Marines Football 2 CEFRICK BETTY ANN Commercial Talkatlve and friendly loves to hear a good Joke generally known as Chee Chee keen about Elvis Presley records pet peeve homework rates home economics and commercial law tops future telephone operator CHERBA JOHN Vocational Happy go lucky guy from machine shop blue eyed blond detests people with no sense of humor ardent lover of the outdoors rates hunting and fishing tops intends to become a ma chimst Vocalwnal ' 3 4 CHERNOCK JAMFS J Vocalzonal Tall curly haired lad member of 209 known all as im likes tink ermg with radios and tel of his own car plans to attend a television school Vocalzonall 3 4 M figggaff fi fur du W M , . ! , . 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H: r 0 A l 1 ' I. . .. , 2 r ,,..s A ,X ' My fl ' ' 3 f ill ' - - - t0 1 if ' 1 4 4 ' ' 1 ' 1 A ' e f , ,fic evision sets. . .proud owner 12 , 12 ' . . - Q- 27 CHICALESE JOSEPH R Vocahonal Well llked lad common lj known as Chxcky mam mterest workmg wxth cars can be seen drlvmg a red Kalser plans to find employment as a machmlst wlll surely be a success Vocatlonal 2 3 4 CHOMA SYLVIA ANN Academzc Blonde, blue-eyed new comer to H H S an Elvls Presley fan loves drlvmg a 50 Chevy favorlte sub ject chemxstry possesses the abxhty to make frlends plans to become a nurse upon graduatron Thesplans 4 Cadettes 4 CIENKI JOSEPH FRANK Vocatzonal Socxable brown eyed boy conscrentlous honor stu dent mamly mterested ln sports especlally baseball terrrfic personallty full of pep an asset to the Llbrary Club llsts math as favorlte subject Vocatwnal2 3 4 Lzbrary 2 3 4 CLARK JOAN CATHLRINE Commerczal Tall, talkatlve lass from 209 can be found at the roller skatrng rlnk blushes easlly has lovely green eyes enjoys a good joke ardent Elvls Presley fan future telephone oper ator Cadeltes 2 3 4 COLASURDO GERARD CARMEN Academzc Senlor wlth lenty of zxp popular w1t both sexes talented football and baseball player crazy about cars avld sports fan known to all as Jer plans to attend col lege future hlstory teach Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2, 3,4 CORAZZA MARSHALL LOUIS Academzc Tall dark handsome lad from 111 Janus art ed 1tor asset to our football and swrmmmg teams f vorxte subject chemrstry well liked by all terested ln bulldmg custom cars a future Rembrandt Janus 4 Football 3 4 Swzmmmg 3 4 CORRA CAROL JOAN Dzslrzbutwe Educalzon A brown halred brown eyed lass enjoys worklng at Grants often seen drlv mg a yellow convertible pet peeves glrls and boys who tlunk they know lt ll future plans unde cxded Dzslrzbutwe Educatzon 4 CORRADINI LEO DAMIAN Commerczal A well llked lad busx ness manager of Thesplans enjoys playmg ln Silver Beavers Jumor Drum and Bugle Corps favorxte sub ject business trammg future plans mclude be comlng a certlfied pubhc accountant Advanced Chorus 3 4 Band 2 Thespzans 2 3 4 1 1 1 H 9 0 o 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 ' . as 11 - 1 I ' - ... . . ' ,,4a- - ...Ill- 9 jf . 1 - , . . Ri' . . .1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' - . ' . - ... . -' ,A . 1 . . U . l . U 2. - 1 11 ' 1 1 ' , 1 1 ' ' . . .. ... - I , . ... , 1 1 ' , I 1 1 5 1 1 - 1 H 1 H... fy... . - ef... 1 1 S CORRIGAN GAIL MARGARET Acadernzc A friendly sociable girl from 111 well known for her blonde hair favorite subjects Spanishandchem lstry enjoys makmgjewel ry and swlmmmg plans to enter college and study phys ical education Dolphm4 Suzmmzngl 3 4 Cadettes 4 CRAIG NEIL F Vocational Friendly sociable lad capable president of 111 favorite subjects math and English hobbies customizing cars and soupmg up motors pe peeve slttlng ln homeroom plans to enter the Ma rines upon graduation Vocatzonal 2 3, 4 CRANE MARGARET ANNE Academic Cute and capable presi- dent of Cadettes. . .better known as Peggie . . .honor student. . .has an abundance of friends. . .often seen knit- ting. . .enjoys all sports es- pecially basketball. . .wi enter Wilson College after graduation. . . Advanced Chorus 3 4 French 3 4' Janus 4' Usher- etfes 3 4' Student Council 3 4' Suimming 2' Thespians 2 3 4' Cadettes2 3 4. CURCIO RICHARD Academic Friendly and popular lad known to all as Curt chemlstrj, ranks high on list of favorite subjects enjoys rock and roll mu sc pet peeves show offs and loud mouthed people future plans undecided Sludent C01lIZC1l 4 D ANGELO CAROL ANN Academzc Attractive gracious lass capable president of Swimming Club favorite subject chemistry par tlcularlv enjoys llstenin records and dancing won derful swimmer dislikes show offs next stop college to study medical technology Advanced Chorus 3 4 Choral 3 4 Dolphin J 4 Slllmmlilq 7 3 4 Thespzans 4 Cad tes Z Lzbrary3 4 DAUBERT NANCY LEE Dlslrzbutwe Educatzon Llkeable friendly girl known to all as Nan mam interest reading good books pet peeve people who think they know it al plans include mar nage and residence in Ger many Distribulive Education 4 DAVIS JOHN M. Vocalional Quiet pleasant fellow. . . well-liked by all. . .favorite subject-printing sho . . . likes all sports especially football basketball and baseball...plans to serve Uncle Sam in the U. S Air Force. . . locational 2 3 4. DEAN MICHAEL T. General Happy -go-lucky green- eyed lad from 111. . . main interest-sports. . .lists his- tory chemistry and Eng- lish as his favorite subjects . . .future plans include the Navy and State Police... bound to succeed. . . Football 2. 'Z mr- -...f -ai' DeBLASS, JEAN PATRICIA Commercial Quxet frxendlj lass m bltlous honor student enjoys llstenmg to popular muslc favorlte subject bookkeepmg pet peeve Bermuda shorts and knee socks plans to enter the busmess field sure to be successful Thespzans 3 4 Cadettes 3 DeFRANCFSCO MARIE LOUISE Academzc Cute congemal blue eved mlss w1th a swell personallty an asset to homeroom 209 especlally llkes chem lStI'5 does wonders with an accordlan partxcularly enjoys danclng deslres a degree ln nurslng Thespzans 7 Lzbrary 3 4 DeMARZO KATHLEEN M Dzstrrbufwe Education Pleasant brown eyed mlss from 309 favorlte class IS literature better known as Kathy record collect mg enthuslast .1 cmch to succeed as a telephone op erator 1n Plnladelphxa dlsllkes snobblsh people Cadettes9 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Dzstrzbutwe Educa tzon4 DeMATT JO ANN T General Gay hkeable, and co operatlve known by ll a J loves to hsten to popular muslc and enjoys skatlng possesses many frlends w1ll undoubtedly be an asset to the nurslng professxon C adettes 2 4 DeMILIO THOMAS ROBERT Vocatzonal Good lookmg fellow who halls from homeroom 209 mam mterests mclude sports smgmg and cars has a swell sense of humor hked by all enjoys auto body shop future plans mclude the Arr Force l ocalwnal 2 3, 4 A1 Y' 1K DeRIENZO WILLIAM Vocatzonal Tall dark halred lad easy golng and llkeable better known as Bllly clever dresser llkes Eng llsh and cabmet maklng lnterests lnclude cars and baseball plans to enhst ln the Marmes after gradua tlon I ocat1onal2 3 4 DeSANTO JOAN R Acadermc Sweet pleasant and ac tlve mlss known for her frlendlmess capable pro gram chalrman of Cadettes attractlve Red Feather Queen mam lnterests art and sports w1ll be an asset to the teachmg pro fessxon Dzggers 3 Janus 4 Stu dent Counczl 4 Sutmmzng 2 3 4 Th,esp1ans2 3 4 Ca dettes'? 3 4 DeVIGILI Acadernzc Amlcable pretty and pleasant gal possesses sparkllng eyes always has a smlle better known as a capable treasurer of Swlmmmg Club joys dancxng and swlmmmg plans to become a nurse Choral 3 4 Dolphm 4 Su.zmmmg2 3 4 Thespzans 2 4 Cadeltes2 3 4 . . 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' . , - I 30 DEZAGOTTIS ELEANOR M Academzc Short cute and peppy lass wlth shmy black halr and hazeleyes well known as Peanuts often seen drlvlng around town halls from 209 plans to enter nursmg after graduatlon Diggers 4 Swrmmmg 2 4 Thespzans3 4 Cadettes DIANA ROSEMARY JAYNE Commerczal Sweet dark-eyed gal wxth keen sense of humor mam mterest hstenmg to dance favors commerclal law future goal to enter the field of Journallsm Mountazneer 4 Swzmmmg 2 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 DICK LYDA ALICE Academw Talkatlve and frlendly mxss from homeroom 217 likes to be called Laddl spends free tlme danclng and lxstemng to records favorxte sport SWIYIHIIIHQ plans to go to Dxckmson College Dolphm 4 Suzmmzng 4 Thespzans 4 Cadettes 3 4 DINSMORE JAYNE Commerczal Cute mlss wxth pleasing personallty snappy ma Jorette llsts Enghsh as most preferred subject mam mterests dancmg and drlvmg pet peeve-people who are not punctual mam ambxtlon to become asecretary llayoreltes 4 Mountam cer3 4 SuzmmLng2 3 4 Tkgspzans Z 3 4 Cadettes DONALD THOMAS W Academzc Llkeable frlendly student known as Tom vorxte class chemlstry hobby model rallroadlrg member of Beaver Mead ow Drum and Bugle Corps plans to enhst m the Unxted States Coast Guard Band 2 DORNEMAN EUGENE THOMAS Vocatzonal Affable Jovlal lad who halls from 209 favorlte subJects mclude math and draftmg enJoys wood carvxng plans to enter the Armed Servlces upon grad uatlon mtends to become a mechamcal draftsman Vocat1onal2 3 4 Foot ball3 DOUGHERTY PATRICK T Vocatzonal Known to all hls frxends oc hsts machme shop as favorlte subject rates sports as prlmary IH terest hopes to wear the blue and whlte of the Navy member of 209 Vocahonal2 3 4 DUCAR JOSEIH G Vocatzonal Tall frlendly fellow commonly known as Joe mam mterests mclude all sports favorlte sub1ect machme shop often seen drlvxng hls own car plans to wear Naxy blues upon graduatxon Vocatzonal 2 3, 4 ! . 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Y ll 'TY' , . 31 wi' DUDLCK CAROLE JEAN Academic Congenial, sincere student possesses sparkling blue eyes enjoys dancing favorite subject chemistry can be seen at ill sports events often found work Ing at the Plnes wi become a nurse after grad uatlon Dzggers 2 3 4 Yhespzans 2 3 4 Cadetfesl 3 4 DUDICK JOAN MARIE Academic Pleasant and pert known to all as Joni can be found waiting on ta les at the Pines Pat Boone fan enjoys ice skating pet peeve con ceited people future plans undecided Dzggers 2 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 Cadelles 4 Lzbrary 2 DUFFY MARYELLEN MARGARET Commercial Cheerful blue eyed miss from homeroom 204 lists dancing as favorite hobby chooses football games as main interest favorlte subjects lnclude social sci ence and bookkeeping hopes to become a stenog rapher B nd 2 3 Dzggers 2 Thespzans Z 3 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 Library 4 DURISHIN RAYMOND MICHAEL Vocational Enthusiastic sports fan enjoys hunting and fish mg prefers to be called Lefty favorite subjects include science mechanical drawing and electronics plans to enlist in the Air Force after graduation Vocational 2 3 4 ECKER ROBERT J Vocational Cute easy-going lad from homeroom 209. . .lists cars as main interest. . .shop and swimming rate high on list of favorite subjects. . .plans to own his own garage after graduation. . . Vocational 2, 3, 4. 129' img EDWARDS CAROL ANN C ommercial Blonde sweet easy going ass 2 with eyes of bue honor student seen at all H H S activities favorite subjects are bookkeeping and office prac tice mam interests foot ball basketball and swim ming future secretary Janus 4 Suzmmmg 2 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettcs EDWARDS JOANNE E Arademic Dependable cheerful lass hails from homeroom 209 known to all as Jo lists typing and English as favorite subjects likes to swim ice skate and drive a car future medical tech nologist Dzggers 4 Thespzans ' 3 4 Cadcttes2 3 4 EHRENBERG ALICE Commerczal Sweet personalitv rates advancd art as tops main interests playing rec ords and drawing known t all s Ga by e peeve conceited people future plans to become a doctor s receptionist Cadettes 3, 4 EISENMAN MARIE Commerczal Frlendly mlss from home- room 215 known to all as Vlckl hsts typmg as favorite subject pet peeve people who are not prompt future plans to enlist m the Waves Thespzans 4 Cadettes 2 ENAMA JOHN JOSEPH Vocatzonal Congenlal well llked brown-eyed fellow halls from homeroom 204 suc cessful hunter pet peeve glrls who smoke lnter ested prlmanly ln sports and mechamcs plans to enllst m the Army after gradu atxon Vocalwnal 2, 3 4 ENAMA LAWRENCE JOHN Vocatwnal Well hked good natured a better known as Gob favors sclence and mechamcal drawmg ds llkes concelted glrls llkes to hunt plans to be a radar techmclan ln the U S Arr Force Vocatwnal 2 3 4 ERDOSSX ROBERT FREDERICK Academzc Curly haired ambltlous lad Master Councilor of the order of DeMolay Intelligent and sincere mam mterests Boy Scouts and campmg ambltlon to attend Muhlenberg Col lege to study for the Mm lstry EROH MARION MARIE Dzslrzbufwe Educalzon Petlte mlss not quite five feet cheerful and pop- ular has a magnetic per sonalxty and sparklmg green eyes loves dancing and lxstenlng to records future plans to become a beautl clan Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 Dzstrzbutwe Educa lzon 4 ESPOSITO ANGELO JOSEPH Academzc Outstandxng athlete popular good natured handsome lad actlve member of the Student Councll well known Angle favorlte subjects Itallan and social sclence w1ll probablv attend an Army school after gradua txon Student Counczl 3 4 Bas ketball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Baseball 2 3 EVANS JOHN HAROLD Vocatzonal Good natured mdustnous fellow better known Jake dlsllkes stuck p glrls maln interest IS shootmg pool future plans to Joln the A1r Force and become a techmclan ln nuclear weapons V0catzonal2 3 4 FARACE LOUIS PAT Academic Tall dark and handsome outstandxng athlete, known as Louxe mam lnterests basketball and track popular and well llked favors typlng pet peeve over confident people would hke to attend college upon grad uatlon Football 2 3 Baskelball 2, 3 4 Traclc3 4 1' FARACE LUCILLE ANN uademzc Afuture Ladv1nWh1te better known as Lucy wltty energetic and fun lovmg possesses dark curly ha1r enjoys dancmg drxvmg and Itahan class dlslxkes people who know It all Thespzuns 7 J 4 ladeltes 3 FARES ANGELINE Commerczal Flve foot two mlschxe vous eyes of blue cute and fun lovmg known to all as Angel presldent of Fhespxans loves drnvmg and actlng ln plays ds hkes homework hopes to major ln dramatlcs Suzmmzng Z 3 4 Thes pzansl 3 4 Cadellesl J 4 FAZIO ANN MARIE THERESA Academzc Congemal talkatlve lass from 204 enjoys dancmg records ardent Elvis Pres ley fan favorlte subject Itahan future plans ln clude a nurslng career at Hazleton State Hospltal Dzggers 7 3 Thespzans Z 3 4 Cadelles2 3 4 Lzbrary FEDORICK WILLIAM MICHAEL Dzslr zbutz ve Education Happy go lucky brown eyed lad ha1ls from home room 309 hsts sports as hlS mam Interest peeves mclude women drlv ers and egotxstlcal glrls w1ll jom the U S Marine Corps upon graduatlon Football 2 Dzstrzbulwe Ed ucalzon 4 FEDULLO PATRICIA URSULA Academzc Qulet friendly curly halred mxss better known as Pattx asset to the Mountalneer stall' llkes to sketch ln her lelsure tlme pet peeve concerted people lans to become a Lady ln te Dzgqers 2 Uounlameer 7 3 4 Thffspzrms' 7 3 4 a detles'7 3 4 FELLIN ANN KATHLEEN Arademzr Sweet sincere and lntel llgent mlss llkes to trnvel llsts muslc and danclng as mam mterests Itahan rates as her favorlte subject future plans mclude a career ln nursln sure to succeed Thespzans 2 fadelles 7 FELLIN REGINA ANN Academzc Cheerful and fun loving lass pert and mlschlevous spends leisure tlme lls capable member of Library Club annoyed by con celted people plans to en ter the nursmg professlon Swzmmzng Z Dzggers Z Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadelws 2 3 4 Lzbrary 3 4 FERDINAND EDM U ND LEWIS Academzc I opular and handsome actlve member of Social ACtlVltl8S Commxttee pable well bullt fullback of football team outstandmg baseball plaver possesses an avld lnterest ln sports best known as Eddle next stop college S!udentCounczl3 4 Base ball 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Foofball2 3 4 1 'U ' . . ,. 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' L., '1 I ' 1'1 IC' ...., , . 34 FFRRARE JOSEPH JOHN I ommerczal Little fellow with a big personality halls from homeroom 715 better known as Sonny typ- ing rates as his fax orite sub ject dislikes bookkeeping homework future plans include military seruce and a typing career FERRY JOHN THOMAS General Quiet, likeable lad from homeroom 204 favorite subject band interested mamly in music and sports cars pet peevewgirls who smoke plans to enter the Navy and study aeronautics maintenance Band 2 3 4 FESCINA BEVERLY ANN I ommerczal Blonde hazel-eyed friend ly lass from homeroom Zia known to all as Bev favorite subjects include stenography and office prac- tice main interests are dancing and driving. . .de- sires to become a stenog- rapher. . . l FIERRO GRACF MARIF I om mcrcml xnus irt editor ce ent irtist noted for her spirkllng smile likes to sew efficient secretarx of the senior class enjovs singing would like to at tend lobe Coburn a school of fishlon designing oral Jil s Siu rn! luumzl J 4 hrs an I -3 4 Cadelles 3 FIORE STEN FN MICHAEL DINlflbIlllZl1 Educahon lopular ind energetic known to all for his dancing ability good looking and mischiexous interested in sports pet peeves include women drivers and stuck p girls future plans in clude U S Marine Corps lhblrzbulzvc Educafwn 4 FORNATARO ANNA MAE MARIE Aludemu A pert and pleasant lass from 204 known to all as Annie hates to be kept waiting maln interests in clude dancing and collecting popular records intends to become a Florence Night mgale 'Ihespzans P .5 4 ladellf 3 GABRIEL LAWRENCF MICHAEL General A member of the senior boys quartet known to everyone as Gabe ists social science and adxanced chorus as his fivorite sub jects would like to jom the U S Navy after grad uation. . . Advanced Chorus I 4' !'haral 'l 4' Thespians '3 4' Football 2. GALINAS FI AINE GRACE Academic Iossesses enviable blue eyes. . .main interests in- clude driving, eating, danc- ing, and listening to records . . .dislikes conceited people . . .lists typing and litera- ture as her favorite subjects . . .plans to become an air- line hostess. . . Diggers 4: Frenvlz 33 Thes- pians 3, 4QCl1d6ll6-S 2, 3, 4. :gs ,www 'hi l- Gas vi.. GASSER DELMAR JOHN Acadcmzc Tall and handsome a from 210 has blond haxr and blue eyes mam ln terests are sports especxallx huntmg favorxtesubject typmg pet peeve lb home work mtends to enter the servlce GAUDIANO ANTONIO WILLIAM Academic A dlmlnUtlVe fnendly lad hkes to hunt and fish hsts chemlstry and Itallan as hls favorlte subjects pet peeves mclude people who fall to keep thelr word plans to attend college GAUDIANO LOUISE MARY Academzc A sweet lass has smlle for everyone capable art chalrman of Thesplans owns an envxable ward robe enjoys palntlng danclng and dr1v1ng has Lady 1n White' Choral2 Dzggers2 French 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Ca dettes 2, 3 4 GAYETSKY GLORIA ANN Academzc Pleasant and slnoere enjoys French chemistry and typxng llStS unfrlend ly and concerted people as her pet peeves mam ln terests mclude motorcyclmg swlmmmg and dancmg would llke to enter college Choral 2 Dzggers 2 3 4 French4 Thespzans 2 3 4 GEFFERT JOHN FRANK Academzc Amlable fellow found ln room 210 rates typmg and arts and crafts as h1s favorlte subjects mam hobby rs ralsmg plgeons pet peeve homework goal lh lxfe-strll undecided Thespzans 3 4 GIBSON DONNA LEE Commerczal Blue-eyed mlss from 210 commercxal law and glrls glee club rate tops wlth her spends spare tlme col lectlng Jonl James records dlSllkQS oplmonated people plans to be a Bell telephone operator Choral 4 Thespzans 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 GOETZ PATRICIA ANN Commerczal Short and cute capable Mountameer typlst keen about sports cars can t stand glrls who wear a lot of make up hobbles photography and bowlmg hopes to become a law yer s secretary Mountameer 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Swzmmzng 2 3 4 Cadettes-2 3 4 GORYL GLORIANNE MARIE Cmnmerczal Regal frlendlg blue-eyed blonde faxthfully follows all football baseball and basketball events hates Bermuda shorts short hand and typmg rank high on llst of favorlte subjects detests unfrxendly people future plans undecxded Dzggers2 3 4 Thespzans3 I lfd Q . 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I ,. 36 GRAY MARGARET LOUISE Academzc One half ofa blonde blue eyed team known to all as Peggy enjoys sports especlally baseball football and swnmmmg also hkes dancing favorlte subject Spamsh undecxded a bout future plans GRAY PATRICIA ANN Academzc Pleasant and congemal member of one of our well known sets of twins lxkes nurses chemistry peeve homework and people wlth one track mlnds sure to succeed ln what ever she undertakes GRECO JOAN MARY General Happy go lucky loqua cxous lively lass from home- room 217 loves to dance can always be found at canteen fxall Jughead and she comes runnxng a future halrdresser has many frlends and admlrers Thfsp1ans2 3 4 Cadettes 4 ra' Q GRECO JO ANN Academzc Fun lovmg mlss wlth gor geous blue eyes stunnmg dresser rates English and chemlstry as her favonte subjects plays tenms capable assoclate edltor of the Mountaxneer next stop-college to study phar macy Dzygers 2 Cadettes 3 4 Mounlazneer 2 3 4 Thes plans 2 3 4 French 3 GRESHKO JEAN Academzc Adorable lass peppy cheerleader Interested ln muslc swxmmmg sports and dancmg known t her frlends as Glna has an ambmon to be an alrllne hostess a WAC or aWAF Cheerleader 3 4 Suzm 'rmng 2 3 4 Thespzans 2, 3 4 Cadettes 2, 3 4 GROSSO ANTHONY PATRICK General Good lookmg amxable fel low better known to all as Tony enjoys hsten mg to popular music hsts art and Engllsh as favorlte subjects dxshkes bemg kept waxtlng future plans are undeclded GUDALEWSKY ANTHONY JOSEPH Academzc Tall lad from homeroom 21:1 wlth blue eyes and blond haxr better known as Guger enjoys read mg and bulldlng model cars ln hrs spare tlme a future sclence teacher GUSCOTT GERALD Dzstrzbutwe Educatzon Blue-eyed member of homeroom 309 better known to all a Jerry mam mterest IS cars favorxte subjects are hlstory and sclence mam ambl txon IS to be a state pohce man Dzstrzbutwe Educatzon 4 , - 1 j 3 1 S . 1 1 l ' 1 12 - 1 '. 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I 'QIKLA Y! 37 GUSCOTT MARILYN ANN Academzc Fun lovlng gurl wlth beau tlful curly halr falthful Bandstand fan favor rte sport IS 1ce skatmg enjoys popular and classrca musxc lrkes drlvmg and art would lrke to be a laboratory technlclan French 3 4 Thespzans Cadettes2 3 4 HAGGERTY MARY THERESA General Tall blue eyed brunette known to all as Marr enjoys dancmg sports and hstenmg to rec- ords Engllsh rates as fa vorxte subject drslrkes to be kept waltmg undeclded about her future Thespzans 7 4 Cadettes HALTERMAN JANE CAROL Academzc Petlte semor w1th pleasmg personallty talented smg advanced chorus I9 fa vorlte subject enjoys slng readlng as a pastlme d s hkes too much homework a future Angel of Mercy Advanced Chorus 3 4 HARVILLA LILLIAN MARY Academzc Cute semor from home room 210 plans to enter nurslng ln Phlladelphla chemlstry heads the lrst of her favorxte subjects mam mterests popular and jazz muslc dlSllk0S people who make great demands Choral 2 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes Z 3 4 L1 brary2 3 4 HASTIF HOWELL WILLIAM General Better known as Butch excellent swxmmer favonte subjects swrm mmg art and chemlstry enjoys rrdmg motorcycles m hrs spare tnme future plans to study engmeermg bound to be a success Ifnollmll 3 Buys buzmmmy 1 eam .3 4 HEANEY MARTIN RAYMOND General Good looklng lad wxth blue eyes halls from homeroom 217 ardent Red Sox baseball fan favorlte subjects are typmg and art plans to jom Umted States Navy after graduatlon Boys Suzmmmg Team 4 HEASTAND CARL RAY General Blond haired cheerful lad who halls from homeroom 217 neat dresser favor lte subjects advanced art Interest costume desrgmng plans to attend Traphag on School of Fashion Thespzansl 3 4 HEIDENREICH CAROL JANE Academzc Honor student from room 217 rates chemr try and socxal sclence as favorrte subjects drsllkes concerted people mam mterests reading oookmg and sewmg future plans to become a Lady m White I u ', J' vv' . - ' Q . 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A - 1 1 I ' 1 1 2 ' A W , , . 1: ll !Y I1 A lily., I ,. 38 HENRY JANICE ANN Academzc Knownto fnendsas Jan color guard ln the Srlver Beavers Drum and Bugle Corps fond of boys wrth black halr t peeve boys who are ate future telephone operator Advanced Chorus 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 HIBALA MARY MARGARET Commercral Frlendly member of the semor class regards home economics and Enghsh as her favorlte subject jo s danclng and watchmg celted people plans to en ter McCann s Busmess School Dzggers 2 Thespzans 2 Cadettes2 3 4 HIZA JOSEPH ANTHONY General Frlendly pleasant lad always smrhng known as Joe llkeS typlng and social scrence enjoys hunt mg and tishmg pet peeve the Brooklyn Dodgers a future enlrstee ln the U S Arr Force HOPECK HEDWIG EVA Academzc Ingenlous red halred lass known to frrends Hedy honor student favormte subject tTlg0 nometry enjoys hstenmg to popular muslc plans to begm nurses traxmng at the Umverslty of Pennsylvama a posxtlve success French 3 4 'llounlazneer Z 3 Thespzans Z 3 4 Ca dettes Z 3 4 HOUSER BRUCE EDWARD General Tall blue-eyed boy from homeroom 217 commonly known as Babe mamly lnterested ln baseball and grrls hkes chemlstry and advanced chorus plans a future ln the Navy or A1r Force Advanced Chorus 3 4 HUNSINGER KENNETH E Vocatzonal Brown halred senlor from homeroom 210 prefers to be called Huntz selects scxence and electronlcs as favorlte subjects e peeve people who do not mlnd thelr own buslness next stop Arr Force Vocatzonal 2 3 4 HUTTENSTINE JANE Dzstrzbutwe Educatwn Slncere frrendly student from 309 selects math ematlcs and work experl ence as her favorlte subjects collects stamps as hobby pet peeves show offs and concelted people plans to nve 1n Kentucky Dolphzn 2 3 Sumnmzng 2 3 Cadettes 4 Dzstrzbutwe Educatzon4 ITTER ELIZABETH ABBIE Academic Petxte mlss from home room 217 pleasing pe sonahty favorlte subjects chemlstry and soclal sci ence loves to be wxth a crowd enjoys lxstemng to records plans t b a telephone operator upon graduatlon Thespzaus 2 3 Cadeltes I . , - u. 3,8 1 1. Z1 . D :I x l 1 l ' ' I I ' , I ' ll 77 .-. ' . I u ll -.Y.Y U , . t 4 X B Y . , , I I ' ' 3, A ken- rr ' 'fs television. . .dislikes con- ' ' I h up t HDV. ' - . 1 . . . : H: X l 9 1 ' I I ' N 1 I I I . 3. ... .L .- u n ' ' A ' ll. . , 3 Qvl- 'Q , : , 9 I ' r- g... o e ' A -, : 3,4. 39 JACOBS LAWRENCF JOSEPH Vocatzonal Gray eyed dark halred lad halls from homeroom better known as Jake mam mterests huntmg and flshmg f vonte subject prmtmg dislikes people who thmk they are mdlspensable next stop-U S Navy Vocatwnal Z 3 4 JACOBS MARTIN JOHN Academlc Tall frrendly lad brown halred and blue eyed mam lnterests drawlng md sports favorlte sub ject hlstorv pet peeve people who thlnk they are better than others plans to jom the A1r Force JAM ES OT HO V01 aiwnal Frlendly lad better known as Coup ho bles Include sports and fur mture makmg favorlte subjects electronics and mechanlcal drawing e eeve homework would lke to joln the Arr Force upon graduatlon Vocatwnall 3 4 JOHNSON DONALD FRANCIS Vocational Tall blue eyed lad called Donny by all vice presldent of Vocatlonal Club dlshkes crowds lnterested 1n huntmg and flshxng favorxte subject rlntmg future plans to urther hlmself 1n the prmt mg trade Vocatzonal2 3 4 JOSEI H JOANN THERESA Commerczal Charmlng and frlendly lass often seen on the dance floor enjoys read mg a good novel llkes to hsten to records secretar of Cadette Club plans to become a halrdresser Studenl Counrzl 4 Thes plans ' J 4 Cadelles KALENACK JOAN TERESA Dzstrzbutwe Educalzon Sweet and well hked mxss possesses blue eyes and lrght brown hair favorxte subject math enjoys hs tenmg, to popular muslc has an up to date collectlon of records luture unde cxded Thespzans P 3 4 Dzslrzb ulwe Pdutalzon 4 KARVOUNIS LFE ANNA EMILY Iomnwrczal Qulet reserved mlss better known as Lee mam Interests stamp col lectlng swlmmmg and wrlt mg plays or poems rates Enghsh as her favorlte sub ject future plans to be come a bookkeeper Dzggcrs 3 4 KATCHMARIK BARBARA JEANNE Academzc Capable presldent f homeroom 217 rates ad vanced chorus and French tops dlsllkes fickle boys loves to dance 1nter ested ln sports plans to becomean Angelof Mercy at Phlladelplna General Hos pltal Advanced fhorus 3 4 French 3 4 Janus 4 Thea p1ans2 3 4 f'adettes2 3 4 Y I -' ' H o o 215. .. ll Yr' ' ' vi ' ' ..,a- ' ' l' .. - . 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' 1 1 rf 1 1 ' J I , . . y ' Q , , ',' g - .'.., ,Q '2,J,4. 40 KEAL DOROTHY Home Economzc Q Qulet pleasant brown evedmlss lnownas Do enjovs reading and col lectmg popular records selects Engllsh 1nd sw1m mmg as her favorlte sub jects llkes to read ln her spare time future unde clded KENNEDY CHARLES THOMAS C ommertznl Friendly llkeable lad full of fun and mxschxef known as Chlc has a great sense of humor Yankee fan capable mem rates typmg tops future undecxded Baseball Z 3 4 KENVIN MARY ANN Academzc Cute red haired lass halls from homeroom 217 enjovs dancmg avld sports fan favorlte sub Ject chemlstry dxshkes tardy and concexted people plans to take up nursm at the Phlladelphla General Hospxtal Thespmns 4 ladelles KEUCH BARBARA ANN Academzc Iopular fun lovmg lass fo nd t all H H S sports actlvxtnes capable usherette and officer f Thesplans honor student assoclate edltor of Jan dlsllkes unambltlous people plans to attend DICKIHSOH College Advanced Chorus 3 4 Choral Club 4 French Club 3 4 Janus 3 4 Lshereltes 4 Suzmmzng ' 3 4 Tlws plans I 3 4 Cadettes 7 3 4 KISTULENTZ ROBERT A V01 fzlzonal Happy go luckv fellow known as Ixxsty enjovs studymg peoples expresslons interested ln cars d s llkes bov cravy g,1rls 1 e able presldent of Vocatlonal Club plans to enllst the Marlne Corps after 1,radu xtlon Football f' Voralzonul ' KLA! PFR MARTIN FRANK Academu: Llkeable good nature a fun lovmg found at all H H S sports dCtlV 1t1es dance enthuslast a sharp dresser detests smart alecks favors hrs tory and chemlstry next stop-college to become a lawyer Advanced Chorus 3 French KLEIN ROBERT WILLIAM Vocatzonal Tall brown-eyed lad mcknamed Abe mam mterests xnclude electronlcs and fishmg favorxte sub Ject mechanical drawmg dlSllk6S wxse guys plans to take a two year college course at Penn State Vocatwnal 2 3 4 KLIN ESMITH ESTHER M Lommerczal Frlendly blue-eyed blonde halls from homeroom 218 thmks stenography and office practxce are tops enjoys danclng and llstenlng to popular records d s hkes show offs plans to become a secretary Thespzans 3 Cadettes P if ,SW aww! it 'Sis fs ,fa als' gypsy BW ff ?g Kafka X 1 'I' QW 43? l , - . . . . . u a ' . . . - o I . .,,. r , H I - us , . . 'f ' . ' ' ' vf , : , 3 . , S , S f n . ' ' A n 4 1. fr 1 v ' ' ' -. 1 Z - 3 -1 I - 1 . , '. , I . ' , AA . . . x ' . t I l l ' l . I - . . . 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KLINGER ROBERTA JEAN Commerczul Fnendly slncere ass honor student favors ste nography and office practlce possesses pretty blonde harr hkes dancmg and popular musrc lshkes people vsho are late asure success rn the secretarxal fled Diggers 3 KOCHIN RAYMOND L Vocafwnal Tall brown harred green eyed lad from 209 swers by the name of Louxe mam mterest huntmg favorlte subjects Engllsh machrne shop and health desplses stuck up sophomore glrls future undeclded Vocatwnal2 3 4 KOHUT ROBERT Vocatzonal Qulet reserved frrendly lad selects Swlmmlng and socral sclence as favorrte subjects enjoys huntlng fishlng and swlmmmg known for hrs black ha1r future plans to jo1n the Arr Force V0cafwnal2 3 4 KOSTICK EUGENIA M Commerczal Attractlve senlor has a pleasant smlle for everyone possesses lovely green eyes known for outstand mg wardrobe enjoys wrlt mg letters selects com merclal law as favorrte sub ject plans to become a receptlomst KOTSUR PETER PAUL Academzc Green-eyed and brown halred lad from 217 can be seen at all football games favors chemlstry and typ- mg promlnent member of e Beaver Meadows crowd plans to become a State Trooper KRAMER WAYNE LLOYD Vocational Fun lovlng lad halls from 217 better known Kmg hsts cabmet m'1k1ng and Enghsh as fa vorrte subjects Yankee an pet peeve people who are never on tlme future plans undeclded Vocatzonal 2 3 4 Ad vanced Chorus3 4 KUBISHIN STEPHEN MICHAEL Vocatzonal A qulet lad from 217 favorlte subjects shop and swxmmmg always found workmg on cars enjoys huntlng and fishmg pet peeve Brooklyn Dodgers plans to slgn up wlth Uncle Sam Vocatzonal2 3 4 KUNTZ ROBFRT PAUL Academzc Honor student ou standmg member of the football and track teams mam Interests sports and musrc prefers tngonome- try and chemrstry to other subjects pe ve-un reasonable peope a fu ture engmeer Football 9 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Band 2 KURDZIFL LOIS MARIE 4cademn Tall wxllowly lass with blue eyes finds pleasure xn roller skatmf, and hsten mg, to Elms Presley records detests people who crack gum honor student tends to enter the field of nursmg Advanced Chorus 3 4 Daggers Z 3 Janus 4 KUSHNERICK EDMUND JOHN Academzr Qulet admtrable pleasant ltd has blue eyes and brown halr member of homeroom 111 ltsts arts and crafts sclence and math as favorlte subjects hob les photographv and model butldlng future en glneer Photographyd 4 Janu 4 LACHER JOHN DAVID Vocatzonal Blue eyed brown hatred lad from homeroom 217 quxet and fr1endly enlovs swlmmmg lnterested m fishlng and huntlng plans to enllst ln the servlce upon graduatlon really gets rlled about the Brooklyn Dodgers Vocafzorzal Z 3 4 LANIDRO N INCILNT ANTHONY -lmdf mu Ttll d'1rl 'tml handsome honor student 1 lover of progre ne 117 mam Interest muslc clpl e xlce presulent of Thesplans rates thennstrx and tm, onometrx hlghlx headed for lenn State to studv aeronautlc xl englneerlng, rnd 3 B1 nd 3 Siu ru! foumzl J 4 7 les p ns P 3 4 LANGLOIQ SL ZANNE N Fcncrul Lxvelx good nmtured lass from '18 rates home eco nomxcs tops dlSlllx9S gurls m Bermuda shorts loxes to dance and hsten to Pat Boones records plans to become a salesglrl after gI'ddlldtIOYl Dwgers 2 4 Su zmmmg 2 Yhespzans Z 4 Cadetles 7 LAI INSKY JOANN CECILIA Academzf' 1 leasant and cheerful mlss humor spends spare tlme hstenmg to records favor tte subJects chemlstry and t loves to swlm plans to become an Angel of Mercy Janus 4 Suzmmmg 2 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes 3 LAURO MARY JOYCE Academzc Tull brown exed lovely mxss whlz at roller skatlng an honor student os sesses losels brown halr does not hke to be kept waltlng for people plans to attend college after grad uatlon Janus 4 Sulmmzug ' 3 'lhe pzuus ' J Cadellcs LAURO NICHOLAS THOMAS General Brown eyed brown haxr ed frlendlx student f vorlte subjects soctal scl ence and svummlng loves to tmker wlth a car newer he 1rd rootmg, for the Brooklyn Dodgers future plans include Jomlng the servmce I oeatwnal 3 4 I , , 1. , z,tt,. ' .- . ' .1 7 SS' ZZ. ' .' - s :zbl I I ' .' . -4 .1 r. .VH lil -g Jazz 1 .3 Ld ' ', g I:- '111 sl., , . ' I , kv . V . , I A Y v r 4, I r -' ' - - I I.. .' ,- . Y Y. ' ' . 1 I 'vw ' Av, v - ' .Ola .-. 4 ..,in- - - - A ' .' ., g Q I ' -' ,S -'- 9 f : -1 V ' I . I I Y ' . V , , ' I. '. ' .--. , U I .N- i A ' .Upossessesakeen sense of . . YV. . . N . -A :' ' ' ' - ' wr... . , b' Q ' V ' 1 u I . Ybv' - Y' . . Q ' 'n l 59 ,, . . A . Y Y 5 . Z, ,4. I , . - , - . .I v . '.' 1 l A 1 .... I l . ' ' ' -' A-LP ' Tl. . ---,. - ' f . ' . . ,, V :V . v H' 5 fl 'y , - 2 ' S N I 'lg' 3 A 3,4. Y If-hy. , v-..- V l y' 0 0 0 1 ' ,' I ' .j A -,. 43 'Q-up LAYCHAK HELEN R Academzc Cute frlendly mrss from homeroom 218 mtelllgent honor student rates Span :sh and nurses chemlstry as tops dlSllkeS show offs spends lelsure tlme llstemng to records or sw1mm1ng future undeclded as yet LEFKO MARY LOUISE Academzc Charmxn blue eyed blonde o ten seen on a dance floor favorlte sub Jects socxal sclence and typmg enJoys hstenmg to Elvxs Presleys records hopes to become exther a nurse or a laboratory tech mclan Choral 2 3 French 3 4 Swunmzng 3 Thespzans 2 LeGRANDE LAWRENCE CHARLES Academzc Tall and frlendly lad lnterested ln muslc ds hkes lllgh school students who act ChlldlSh hkes all types of mathematlcs loves to swlm better known as Larry plans to study engmeermg LeGRANDE PETER WILLIAM Vocatzonal Tall qulet lad from 217 hkes shop auto body and swxmmmg known as Pete pet peeve the Yankees enJoys huntlng and workmg on cars f ture lans mclude the U S A1r orce Vocational 2 3 4. LEIB WALTER JOHN Academic Friendly fellow. . .mischie- vous and fun-loving. . .pre- fers Italian to other subjects . , ,main interest-sports. . . future plans include attend- ing a state teacher s college . . .sure to be a success ' whatever he undertakes. . . Thespians 3 44 LEITNER JUDITH HELEN Academzc Pretty and frxendly known as Judy falth ful follower of sports proof reader of Mountaln eer dlsllkes to be kept waltlng enjoys dancmg and lxstenmg to Nat Kmg Coe mtends to enter nursmg French 3 4 Mountaineer 4 Cadetles2 3 4 Thespzans 3 LEONARD BRUCE LEROY Commerczal Qulet hazel-eyed lad from homeroom 218 hkes typ- mg and commerclal law valuable member of swlm mmg team dlshkes home work mam mterests sports and musxc plans to wear the Navy blues Boys Suzmmzng Team 3 4 LESH BERNARD ROBERT Academzc Easy golng quxet lad from homeroom 305 hsts chem lstry as favorxte subJect has a great mterest ln base ball known to frxends as Bernle mtends to ter college a future hrs tory teacher. . . Baseball 2 4 LESHKO JOHN DAVID Vocatzonal Quiet blue-eyed lad lists shop and mechanical drawing as favorite subjects disllkes overconfident people mam interests in clude auto mechanics radio and television after grad uation plans to enter the service Vocatzonal2 3 4 LESKO RUTH ANN Academic Blue eyed lass from 218 known as Ruthie to everyone an Elvis Presley fan enjoys roller skating dislikes show offs rates typing and nurses chemistry as favorite subjects a fu ture Lady in Whlte Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes 3 4 Library 3 LETTIERF JANICE Academic Fun-loving miss. . .likes Nat King Cole and danc- ing. . .has host of friends. . . pet peeve-Bermuda shorts and knee socks. , .rates Ital- ian and English as favorite subjects. . .future X-Ray technician. . . Mountaineer 4' Band 2 3' Cadelles 2 3 4' Thespians 0 LIBON ATI FRANCIS PAUL Academic Popular good looking president of the senior class known to everyone as Llbby valuable to the basketball and baseball teams co operative and pleasant future plans ln clude college sure to be a success Student Council 4 Basket ball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 LLOYD PHILLIP Academic Quiet and amiable lad from homeroom 218 vorite subjects chemistry and swimming enjoys hunting and dancing not fond of changeable in decisive girls plans to join the Air Force Advanced Chorus 4 LOCKWOOD RALPH FRANCIS Academic Jovlal carefree lad well known tease llkes to tinker with cars stu dent business manager rates chemistry as favorite subject can tstandloqua CIOUS people future plans mclude the Armed Forces Advanced Chorus 3 LOEWER ERNESTINE REBECCA Academic Charming conscientious honor student. , .dependable president of Diggers. . .com- monly called Suzie . . .pop- ular member of the band. . . interested in music and sports. . .hates to be kept waiting. . .future Woman in White . . . Band 2 3 4' Diggers 2 3 4' Student Council 2' Swim- ming 4' Cadettes 2 3 4' Thespians 2. LOMBARDO CARMEN JOSEPH Academic Energetic and capable member of the senior boys quartet. . .talented tenor. . . enjoys reading ancient his- tory. . .rates chemistry favorite subject.. .plans a future in the Air Force and later hotel management... Advanced Chorus 3 4' Choral 4' Diggers 3 4 Winn' egg ,M -Qi' aged? ws 1 ' l is WD . rf j R 3 tra rs W Isl LONGO ELILABFTH G I ommf rcml C lrefree lowable blue eg. ed mlss better known Bettle mam unter ests lnclude muslc and danc lng., rn ardent Frank Sm atrl and Jonl James fan has gorgeous clothes pl ms to be a medlcal secret rrx A zanrrd lhorus 3 4 Choral 3 4 Iadettfs LONGO MARY ROSF General Reserved but affable glrl from homeroom 218 l.Vlfl collector of popular records llkes soclal sclence and home economlcs best of all her subjects plans to become a beautlclan LORAH LEROY OTTO Vucatzonal Qulet and easy gomg lad from homeroom 218 joys fishmg huntlng and trapplng ln the great out doors lrkes to tlnker wxth model arrplanes llkes Swlmmlng plans to enter the prmtlng field Vomtzonal2 3 4 Mc-COY CHARLES P VOL!ll10l1GI Good natured quxet lad known Butch lnterests mclude attendmg footblll games and rldmg xn cars favorrte subject rs math hates to rush wxll jom A1r Iforce after graduation Vofullonal P 3 4 MCHLGH JAMES JOSEI H l omlzonul Qulet frlendlx fellow wlth varred rnterests fishes ln h1s spare t1me chemlstry hrs favorlte subject mam lnterest IS avlatxon plans to become a member of Uncle Sam s Arr Force Hlllillllll 7 McLAUGHLIN CAROL ANN Arademu Cute hxppx go lucky sen or capable secretarv of Swlmmlhg Club and prop ertv chalrman of Thesplans vlvacrous yell queen has a wlde crrcle of frlends pl ms to enter l enn State to studv home economlcs Choral 3 4 Dolphin 3 4 Ihemleuders 3 4 Janus 4 Sulmmznq ' 3 4 Thespzcms l 4 fadelles Z .3 MACCALI MARY ANN Academia Fun lovxng congenial lass can be found at all bas ketbal games dlSllk9S con celted bovs enjoys lrsten mg to muslc favorlte sub Engllsh and Itallan future Angel of Mercy Cadelies P 3 4 Theapzans 3 MacCOLLUM HOWARD WH I IAM Academzc Carefree talkatne fellow srngs tenor wlth Ad vanced Chorus known to all as Mack mam m terests mclude huntmg and fishmg hates to be kept waltlng future plans career IH the Armj Adzamcd Chorus 4 Chofal , V 4 . 2 . , , - A- ' . .- - - o 0 0 ' ,M 2 . - ' - ' .' .' 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V 1 D 1 -V lv o' L., 3, 4. 46 MACOVITCH RICHARD JOSF PH Commerczal Good looklng hazel-eyed lad from 290 enjovs play lng baseball rates book leeplng and typlng IS tops known to all as Butch plans to 10111 the Navy after gI'2.dU3tlOh sure to succeed MAGUSCHAK CAROL ELIZABETH Home Economlcs Petlte blue-eyed blonde from 310 llkes to dance read and skate usherette dlsllkes people who lack a sense of humor has a smlle for everyone future plans undeclded Lsheretles 4 Cadettes 4 Thespzaus 4 MALLOY JOSEPH DAVID Vocatwnal Easy golng goodlooklng senlor spends spare tlme worklng on cars dlSllkeS walklng to school rates machlne shop as favorlte subject possesses gorgeous blue eyes future plans ln clude the Army Vocatzonall 3 4 MANNICK CECELIA MAY C ommrrcml Halls from homeroom ' called Ce Ce bv her frlends ll ts Engllsh and bookkeeplng as fax Oflte sub jects enjoys dlnclng can be found at all games dlsllkes moodv people future plans undeclded Ladettes 4 The plans 3 MARANKIE GEORGE MARTIN I omlwnul Qulet frlendly lad from homeroom '18 favorlte subjects health and m chlne shop llkes to fish and hunt pet peeve con celted people plans to en ter the Alr Force after grad uatlon Vocatzonal 2 3 4 MARCHETTI RONALD LAWRENCE General Ardent sports fan halls from 220 prefers typlng and art to all other subjects well known to all Ronme plans to enter the hardware buslness sure to succeed MARCOLINA JAMES MICHAEL Academlc Frlendly talkatlve lad Wlth a terrlfic sense of humor rates chemlstry and ad vanced chorus as hls favorlte subjects dlsllkes Dodger fans Wlll enllst ln the Alr Force after graduatlon Advanced Chorus 3 4 MARDYNIAK THOMAS S Vocatzonal Good looklng blue eyed lad alwavs enjovs a good joke favorlte outslde ln terest IS worklng wlth cars especlally llkes baseball rates Fngllsh and soclal sclence hlghly lntends to joln the Marlnes Vocalzonal 7 3 4 lc'- 64' MARIANO JOANNE ARLENE Academic Friendly and likeable miss terrific sense of humor enjoys listening to pop- ular music deathly afraid of mice dislikes show offs and snobs dancing and basketball enthusiast f ture plans include nursing Thespians 2 3 4 Cadettes 3 MARKOVCHICK GEORGE JOSEPH General Pleasant guy with a fun loving disposition hails from 220 favorite subJect,s mclude English math and social science faithful fol lower of all H H S activities enjoys sports future plans include the Army MARKOVCHI CK PAUL NICHOLAS Academic Halls from Beaver Mead ows possesses a quiet yet friendly and pleasant per sonality knownas Mark particularly enJoys fish ing huntm and football principal y mterested in mathematiw and chemistry future plans undecided Fo0tball2 3 4. MARKOVCHIK CARL JOSEPH Vocational Tall brown-eyed lad... amicable and well-liked by all.. .main interests include cars girls and swimming. . . likes English and math... hopes to join the Marines after graduation. . .sure to succeed. . . Vocational 2 3 4. MARNELL JAMES FRANK Vocational Likeable and carefree lad . . .has a pleasant disposi- tion. . .favorite subjects are math and English. . .inter- ests-sports and cars. . .dis likes show-offs and girls with pony-tails. . .plans to join the Air Force. . . Vocational 2, 3, 4. MARSHALL ROBERT DAVID Academic Reserved blue-eyed blond from homeroom 220 pleas ant and amiable rates math as favorite subject pet peeve-Yankee fans mam interest includes work ing with cars plans to en ter the service after grad uatlon MARSHALL ROBERT PATRICK Distributwe Education Tall and easy going possesses a magnetic per sonality main interest custom cars enJoys sports dislikes girls who own their own cars plans to become a tar in Uncle Sams Navy Distributive Education 4. MARSHMAN JAM ES ROB E RT Academic Good-natured lad. . .well- liked by all.. .enjoys read- ing. . .favorite subjects ' - clude social science and health. . .male member of a famous twin team . . . lans to join the Navy and ater enter the Ministry... MARSHMAN MARGARET LOUISE Academzc A cute lxttle mlss wlth a smlle for everyone known a Margje rates Eng llsh as favorlte subject dlSllkeS people who cant lrve up to responslbxhtles plans to become a forexgn mlsslonary Advanced Chorus 3 Choral 4 Janus 4 Suzmmzng 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes MARSIT CAROL ANN Commerczal Cute soft spoken student from 220 has an eye for prettv clothes selects com mercxal law as her favorlte subject enjoys hstemng to rock n roll muslc pet peeve concelted people future undeclded MARTIN FRANKLIN General Quxet bashful member of the semor class greatly Interested ln the out-of doors prefers watchlng televl slon to other actlvltles f vonte program Cllmax favorlte star Alan Ladd good luck m the future MARTYAK, PAULA YOLANDA Academic Peppy, blue-eyed blonde . . .honor student. . .favors math and chemistry. . .found at all football and basket- ball games. . .loves to eat, dance, and drive the Cadil- lac. . .capable Canteen pres- ident, . .plans to attend col- lege. . . Diggers 23 French 3, 4: Janus 4: Su'immz'ng 2, 3, 4: Thespians 2, 3, 43 Cadetles , 3, - MATLOW DAVID SAM UEL Academzr Fnendlx talkatxve easy gomg lad from 303 fol lower of all H HS sports events sports edltor f the Mountaineer selects Spanlsh and chemlstry as favorlte subjects college lncluded ln his future plans llouummeer 3 4 MATZ DOLORES ANN Commerczal Petxte hkeable lass known a Dee Dee enjoys football and basket ball games loves to dance favorlte subjects lnclude bookkeeplng and office prac tlce dlsllkes concelted people plans to become secretary Thespzans 3 4 Cadettes MATZ MARGUERITE ANN Commerczal Sweet brown-eyed mxss from homeroom 220 full of fun enjoys Swlmmlng and llstenlng to popular musxc enthusxastlc sports fan favorlte class IS soclal sclence undeclded about her future plans Dzggers 7 3 4 THOMAS JOHN Academzc Tall mtelhgent lad honor student favors math hobbles mclude readlng and pamtmg d s llkes people who are not prompt next stop Penn State UHIYQFSIIN to study petroleum and natural gas engmeerxng Pholography 3 4 Thes plans Z 3 4 'fl 2 4 .Su -nil. - . 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W'-413 . ,.' ,I 'LM 49 ff' MEISS JAM ES Academzc Fnendly well hked fellow capable member of our football and baseball teams enjoys all sports mem ber of stage crew fond of chemlstry and adwanced chorus plans to enter Penn State Advanced fhorus 3 4 Choral 3 4 Stage Crea 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Baseball 3 4 MELNICK MARIE E Arademtc Popular fun lovmg lass possesses a pleaslng per sonahty peppy member of our cheerleadmg squad hkes to cut a rug rsts chemrstry as favorrte sub ect honor student hopes to attend college D ers P 3 4 C er leaders 3 4 French 4 Janus 4 Thespzans2 3 4 Cadettes 3 MIHALIK BERNADINE ANN Commerczal Frxendly amlable lass enjoys popular and western muslc chooses stenog raphy and office practlce as favorlte subjects known to her frlends as Bernle would l1ke to take up secretarlal work upon grad uatlon MIHALOVICH NANCY Commcrczal Tall dark haxred mlss from 303 one of our peppy majorettes hobbles m clude dl'lVlllg and lrstenmg to progresslve jazz future plans lnclude entering bus mess college to become a prlvate secretary or stenog rapher Majorettes 3 4 Thespzans P 3 4 Suzmmzng 2 4 Ca dettes 2 4 MIORELLI LOUIS JAMES Academzc Tall well llked lad from known to all Loule sports fan valuable asset to the bas ketball team personallty plus chooses soclal sclence as favorlte subject future plans undeclded Basketball P 3 4 MONROE BARBARA ANNE Academw Pleasant good natured lass favorlte subjects m clude chemxstry and socxal sclence enjoys swlmmmg and playlng badmmton can be found at football and basketball games future plans Include teachmg defimte success Ifrench 3 4 Suzmmzng MONROE LEONORA A Academzc Sincere well hked d pendable lass honor stu dent wlth nursmg as her future plans most pre ferred classes are nurses physlcs and Itallan hkes to roller skate capable as socxate edltor of the Janus stall' Ihgyers Z 3 4 Janus 3 4 ghespwnso 3 4 Cadettes MOON EY JOSEPH FRANCIS Academzc Frlendly member of the semor class dVld sports an possesses sparkhng blue eyes hkes rock n ro Marlon Brando fan chooses Spanish and chemlstry as favorxte sub jects next stop Penn State MOORE SANDRA K Academzc Attractlve dark halred miss known as Sandy honor student slngs with Semor Glrls Trlo one of our hlgh stepplng majorettes mam Interests muslc dancmg and sports w1ll enter Penn State upon graduatxon Cadettes 2 3 4 Advanced Chorus 3 4 French 4 Choral 3 4 Dzggers3 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Mayoretles 3 4 MORRIS SUELLEN Commerczal Frlendly dark eyed bru nette considers bookkeep 1ng and Office practlce her favorxte subjects Janus typlst a member of the Beaver Meadow Drum and Bugle Corps hates to be kept waltlng a future sec- retary Janus 4 Thespzans 3 4 Choral 4 MORTON CARL EDWARD Vocatwnal Tall blue-eyed member of 290 lists swrmmmg and shop as favorlte subjects avld sports fan often called Mort future plans 1nclude joxmng the Navy and later becommg a machlmst Vocalzonal 2 3 MOTTO GRACE THERESA Academzc Joual mlss from home room 303 known to all as Gracle attends all bas ketball games favorxte subject Itallan ardent Marlon Brando fan dls llkes over confident people future plans mclude nursmg Ladelfes l 3 4 Janus 4 MOYER CALVIN C Vocalzonal Tall quiet blond halls from homeroom 303 best known as Cal rates scl ence and hlstorx as favorlte subjects enjoys huntmg and archery dlSllkES homework future plans mclude U S Armj Vocalzonal 4 MULHALL JOHN THOMAS Dzstrzbulwe Educatzon Bluee ed lad from 309 llsts Amerlcan hlstory and physlcal science as favorlte subjects pet peeve hxgh school glrls wlth thelr own cars plans to joln the Army Dzslrzbulwe Educatzon 4 MUNDIE SARA L Academzc Attractxve fnendly and slncere lass halls from 303 capable assocxate edltor of Janus Interests clude danclng and horses nurses chemxstry and French top llst of favorlte subjects future stewardess Cadetles Z Janus 4 French MURRIN DAVID EDWARD Academzc Tall good lookmg lad vlce-presldent of the senlor class an asset to our bas ketball team popular wlth the girls likes trlgonom etry d1sl1kes people who are always late plans to attend college Student Couuczl 4 Janus 4 Basketball 7 3, 4 Track 3 I u -s--ll' ' 'L.,', 5 .. . , . , . . . I - . ' ll li ':' . . .,' ' '. ' . 1 '., u rv -- 1 ', . I L... I ' .,: ' . Ir: l . ' ,: ,.: Y ll I I ' l I If l ' . . . . ' 1 . ' 1 ' -y t , ' ...known as Jack1e ... ' ' ax' n ', .' . : ' . : , . Y a . , . '1 ' . . . 'H sv ' - ',,,,, - ln- ss A vs A 1' ' ' , ' ' S 5 3,4. l ' i I 'A' - s .... O O O ,M- ' ' : S ' -1 I - 51 Y.. 7 NEFF FREDRICK Z Academic Frlendly dark ha1red lad known as Frltz terested ln all outdoor sports especxally huntmg and fish mg dlSllk6S people who can t keep appoxntments favorlte subject math bound to be a successful forester NEMETH RUTH CAROL Academzc Congenlal blonde talka tlve m1ss an asset t homeroom 303 favorlte classes Spamsh and chem lstry spends spare tlme readlng books ardent sports fan dlsllkes tardy people hopes to become anurse Dzggers 3 4 Janus 4 Cadettes Z 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Student founczl NILLFS WILLIAM JOSEI H Dzstrzbutwe Edmatzon Handsome boy from 30 known as Bllly ways smlllng llkes math spends lelsure tlme dr1v mg cars or hstemng to rec ords objects to concelted glrls future plans U S A1r Force Dutrzbutzve Edutatzon 4 NOVOTNY STEPHEN ORLANDO Commcrczal Qulet pleasant hazel eyed fellow llkes com merclal law and arts and crafts best enjoys trap pmg fishmg and archerv pet peeve homework plans to serve wlth Uncle Sams servlce after grad- uation... OBERT MAURO NEIL I ocatzonczl Brown-eyed lad from homeroom 303. . .full of fun . . .lists all sports and music as main interests. , .favorite subject- English. . .avoids conceited people, . .plans to enlist in Navy upon grad- uation. . . Vuf'al1'onal 4. O HARA JOHN GERALD Amdcmzc Tall lad wlth a keen sense of humor good looklng wlth blue eyes and curly brown halr dancing and attending games are hxs fa vorlte pastlmes enjoys sports next stop Penn State College O HALZO RAYMOND I otatwnal Tall and good lookmg often found huntmg or fish mg mam mterests mclude guns and archery chooses sclence and history as his Iavorlte subjects hopes to become an electronlcal en glneer or a game warden lomlrmzal Z, 3 4 OPIARY JOHN JOSEPH flrrrdemrr A qulet frlendly fellow possesses blg blue eyes finds stamp collectmg an enjoyable pastlme e peeve homework would lxke to become an electrlcal engineer. . .hopes to join the Marines, . . OSOSKI FRANK General Tall brown haxred lad from homeroom 303 luke- able and frlendly always wears a smlle known as Sonny hsts chemlstry as favorlte subject enjoys hstemng to jazz plans to enllst In the Navy Football 3 4 I ATERNOSTER PHYLLIS MAE Academzc A qulet mlss wrth a sweet personahty enjoys chem lstry and art class favor lte hobbles mclude playmg the plano and dr1v1ng a car wlll enter Penn State to become a laboratory tech mcxan Cadetws 3 4 Dzggers 3 4 The plans ' 4 French 3 4 I AVLOSKI MARIE ANN Academzc A pretty blue eved blonde from Drums valuable alto ln the advanced chorus her many hobbles mclude dancmg horse back rldmg swxmmmg and playmg the plano avolds concerted people future nurse Advanced Chorus 3 4 Jrxsi PAYNE JOSEPH A Vocatzonal Llk9S to tlnker wlth electrlcal dexlces enjoys sports finds cabmet mak mg and Enghsh hrs favorite subjects dlsllkes home work rs consldermg b coming x carpenter would hke to joln the Army upon graduatlon PAYTAS SYLVIA THER ESA C ommerczal Petlte blue-eyed mxss always has a frlendly smile for everyone finds social sclence and stenographv In terestmg enjoys roller skatmg as a pastlme hopes to become a secretary In New Jersey Thespzans 2 PECK EMILY LORETTA Academzc Pleasant blonde from homeroom 201 rates nurses chemlstry as tops enjoys drlvlng swlm hkes people who brag plans to become an Army nurse m the near future Thespzans 2 4 Cadetles 3 PENCE DORIS MARION Commerczal Happy go lucky gal amlable and jovlal po sesses brown halr and brown eyes favorlte subjects pubhc speaking and book keepmg loves to sew, cook and dance dlSllkeS people who crack gum future secretary Su1mmmg2 Thespzans2 3 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 Dzg gers'7 PERNESKI JAMES PETER Academzc Tall blue-eyed lad frlendly popular and sln cere has a smlle for every one outstandlng ln all sports known to all as er favonte subjects science and math wants to become an engmeer Janus 4 Student Counczl 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Foot ball Z 3 4 Baseball Z QA' . . -X ' H' ' , . V. '... I I 'llc -' -... L ' . R L. . .. - 2 3 'L ' ' i. . ea -1 ss Q 'x I ! v . , I l - o yr. 1 ' ' Ll K I9 ' .tl ' K' 'A I ' 0 , . Y I P , n . . . s . l - '.s. ., .- , - mmg, and danc1ng...d1s- .. ' ' , 5 2, ,4- V 1 ' u I 7 I 1 In I I Q , .. ...., , , . I , - - h . . . S- ' --1 1: . - . T ' ' .... I . . D . 'I - I.. , 7 nrwhqh 1 l J 1 l ' I . x ,V FV ... ' M, 'Wu , , A , .:. r 9 ' uP u'4- - ' T 0 o 0 5 - p Z 1 1 Q ' I 1 S A ' l 53 PETRILLA WILLIAM JOHN Academzc Well l1ked lad from home room 201 spends spare tlme huntmg possessor of a keen sense of humor rates sclence and math as tops antlclpates entermg pre med school upon grad uatxon bound to succeed Band 2 Football 3 Track 3 PETRONIO ANTHONY JAMES General Fun lovlng llkeable semor known to all as Tony favorrte subJect physr cal sclence dlshkes g1ddy girls admlres dependable people a valuable asset to our football team future plans are undecxded Football2 3 4 PICKENHEIM MARY LOIS Academzc Cute strawberry blonde collector of Gene Krupa s records selects French and typmg as favorlte subjects dlsllkes bovs who are late for dates pet peeve falr weather frrends antxclpates entermg college Dtggers 3 4 French 4 Cadettes 3 4 PIERSON JAMES RENSHAW Acadermc Frlendly easy gomg lad valuable basketball play ardent baseball fan enJoys swrmmmg and col lectlng stamps favonte subJects hrstory and math can t stand women drrv ers lans to enter Muhlen berg ollege to study den tlstry French 4 Basketball 4 PISANI NICHOLAS PETER Acadermc Pleasant brown harred brown eyed lad full f un known to a Nlck plays golf ln spare txme rates Itallan and chemlstry as tops future nllstee of the Arr Force Basketball Z PLATTE M ICHALL JOHN Commerczal Good lookmg hkeable and nonchalant possesses a keen sense of humor supports all sports actlvrtles valuable member of our baseball team dlSllk6S homework plans to enter busmess college upon grad uatxon Basketball Z Football 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Advanced Chorus 4 POGAR JOAN ANN Commerczal Fun lovlng lass pos sesses long brown halr collects JOHI James records llsts typmg and short hand as favorlte subjects roll ln a business school or become an alrlme hostess Cadettes2 3 4 POLK HENRY WILLIAM I ocattonal Tall brown harred lad halls from homeroom 201 known to all as Sonn mam mterests hot rods has a strong drsllke for lady drxvers plans to Joln the Navy upon graduatlon Vocatzonal P 3 4 Y 5 I 2, ,4. 7 , 1 - n 1 Q a ' ' , . . , . K5 Y! - ' , , . . -. . v 1 v ' 1 v I l . X ' , . , - .. - .. - - ' A 5, - - ...lovesto travel.,.will en- ' , : : l Y ' ,. ! Y . -. , . P er... 1 , --' j ' .- l ' rl yurnj , 4 ka 1 .V- ' L, , . 9 . Y ' 1 ' . I - o f ... ll as ..- H . 54 PORTANOVA MICHAEL JAMES General Amlable dependable lad wlth an attractlve person alxty rates Englxsh as fa vorlte subject can often be found tmkermg with cars asset to the football team plans to enhst ln the A1r Force Football Z 3 4 POTENCE MARILYN DAWN Commerczal Halls from homeroom 201 known to all as Butch favonte subject Amer lcan hxstory enjoys bas ketball and swxmmmg has an mterestmg doll col lectlon pet peeve home- work plans to become a bookkeeper Ladettes ' 3 4 Swzm mLnyZ I OTSKO NANCY ZUZANNE Academzc Petlte vlvaclous lass from homeroom 201 cute and amlable rates chemistry as favorlte subject d1s llkes nolsy homeroom perl ods collects candld pxc tures of friends plans to enter nursing at Phlladel phla General French 3 4 Janus 4 fhespzans 3 4 Cadettes 3 4 Student Counczl 3 POWELL MARY ELLEN Academzc Tall lass terrlfic sense of humor dlshkes to be kept waltmg enjoys arts and crafts capable swim mer mll enter East Stroudsburg State Teachers College to become a physlcal educatlon teacher Dzggers Z 3 4 Suzmmzng ' 3 4 Dolphm 3 4 hes plans 4 Ladetles 3 4 PROKOP IVAN ROBERT Lommerczal Serxous mmded lad joys sports pet peeve N Y Yankees member of baseball team elects social sclence as favorlte subject first stop after graduatlon Axr Force then on to become an ac countant Baseball2 3 4 PROTCHKO PATRICIA ANN C ommerczal Peppy lass from 201 better known as Patsy lists Amerlcan hlstory and bookkeeplng as favonte subjects d1SllkeS home work and poor sports basketball and Swlmmlng enthusiast future plans mclude becommg a book keeper Suzmmmg 2 PUGLIESE MARY LOU Commerczal Attractlve student socxate editor of the Janus staff collects colored plc tures of Rock Hudson chooses stenography as fa vonte subject plans t enter busmess school hopes to someday hve m Callforma Janus 3 4 Cadettes 2 4 Thesp1ans2 3 4 RAPACH DAVID EUGENE Academzc Tall dark and handsome lad elects Amerlcan hls tory and llterature as favor lte subjects dxsllkes check tests glven on short notlce hfts welghts IH h1s spare tlme would llke to travel Ar 'E'Hsv' 242 '- ., Ziggc . tm. f . , f ,,, a .. K. Aggie. . ggi! ' RAYNO MARIE ANN Commerc zal Sweet miss with brown hair ind brown eyes d votes spare time to swim ming dancing, and reiding chooses ty ping as fax or ite subject dislikes home work would like to b come an nrline hostess REESE DAVID ALLEN Academic Friendly congenial six footer from homeroom 201 agreeable and well liked particularly enjoys read lng rates science as favor ite subject dislikes a noisy classroom member of the gridiron hopes to study medicine Football Z 3 4 Track Z 3 Boys Suzmmzng Team 7 REIMILLER ROBFRT Vocational lleasant lad known to all as Hank lists cab met making and English as tops secretary of Voca tional Club enjoys watch ing stock car races will enter the Air Force upon graduation Vocational2 3 4 REIMOLD HARRY EDWARD Vocational Happy - go -lucky fellow from 218. . .possesses blond hair and laughing eyes. . . favorite subject-health. . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . .can be found at all H.H. S. sports activities. . .bound for the Marines after grad- uation. . . Vocational Z 3 4. RERIG RICHARD L. Academic Good-looking lad. . .brown hair and hazel ey es .known as Dick . . .favorite sub- ject-math. . .honor student . . .sports editor of Janus . . .leader of our Jazz Band . . .will enter Lehigh L '- versity to study engineering. Band 2, 3, 4g Janus 45 Jazz' Band 2, Il, 41 Sludcnl Council 3, 4gFoolball Z, 3. RIEFENBERG ELAINE ANN Academic Tall brown eyed miss smart dresser exceptional artist lists chemistry and biology as favorite subjects enjoys collecting photo graphs and records dis llkes fast drivers will pur sue a career in commercial ar Diggers 3 4 French 3 4 llountameer 4 Thespzans 2 4 ladelles 3 4 RIFFON NICHOLAS l ocalional Quiet and reserved liked bv all hails from Beaver Meadows enjoys hunting and fishing f vorite classes science and mechanical drawing d sires to join Marines upon graduation sure to suc ceed Vocational 3 ROGUS DOROTHY ANN Academic Petite pretty and pleas- an ...a friend to al., chooses chemistry as favor- ite subject. . .admirable pres- ident of Library Club. . . likes dancing. . .enjovs writ- ing letters. . .dislikes brag- garts. . .a future Angel of Mercy . . . Thespiausl 3 4'Library 2 3 4'CadettesZ 3 4 ROMAIN II' ILR ALEYANDI' R -fzadcmzr Blond blue exed member of homeroom 'll mam interest mxkingj welrx possesqes 1 terrific sense of humor chemistrx ind crafts high on hi list of fa vorite subjects college bound ROMANICK HELENE JANI' T Home Etonomu s lert brown eyed brunette from homeroom 31 J nick n :med Sklppy :sts swimming and history ae favorite subjects enjoys cooking especially experi menting with new recipes has been an isset to the Library Club lhyqersil 4 Library P 3 4 ROSENBERG JUDITH H Academtc Sm ill curlj haired lass likeable and friendly brilliant honor student president of B Nai B Rith girs favorite Qubject social 'science dislikes door slammers and proud people will enter colleg to become a social worker Jann 4 Thespzans 3 4 Cadelles ' 3 4 ROSSI DOROTHX ANN fommrrczal Loi ible blue ex ul blonde h ailing from Drum loxes to ride on i motorcx cle in irdent Bill Hilex fan dl likes boa tful people booltl eeping high on her li I of fuorlte subjects 1 u ture secretarx fudfffr 3 4 R0 QI lAlI I Inu 11 Brown h fired brown ex ed ltd outdoor enthusia t hmppx xshcn out hunting or fishlng dl likes mnceited people an usuillx ft nd it the NI 8. A considers he xlth hi favorite subject undecided is to the future ROSSI THOMAS FRANK Dzstrzbutne bdzu alzon Ple isant likeable lad from own to ill Tommy favorite sub ject math can be seen at ill H HS sport events plans to become an air man in the U S Air Force I hespzaus P 3 ROSV9 ELL WILLIAM HENRY Academic Brown eyed lad can often be found at both foot bill and basketball games history rates high on his list of subjects is also in terested in art plans to enter college Dzggera 3 4 'SAI VATERRA BEVFRI Y ANN f 'um mcrcial Iert brunette from 213 with u lot of get up and go . . .enjoys typing and swim- ming classes best. , .hobbies include dancing music and collecting souvenirs. . . '.'- likes lazy people ..sure to succeed. . . ' oral L. 33' Tl .'p'uns 1. ' ' ludcllvsl. ' . f0w Y' fi sf' ,fa SALVATOR BARBARA ANN Commerczal Cute petlte amlable lass hkes to Ixsten to popular records detests Elvxs Pres ley admlres Jaguars f vonte subjects mclude short hand and Engllsh plans to attend the Amerlcan Academy of Dramatic Arts ghespzansl 3 4 Cadeltes SAN DROCK DONALD EDWARD Vocatwnal Good looklng lad well llked by all known to all as Dlnken treasurer of Vocatlonal Club dxshkes haughty people falthful follower of all H H S sports act1v1t1es mtends to Joxn the U S Marme Corps Vocatzonal 2 3 4 SAUL DAVID JOSEPH Academzc Co operatxve lad with a leasant speakmg voxce avorlte sub1ects mclude h1s hstenmg to records automoblle enthuslast stresses good manners as an lmportant tralt plans to attend college Thesp1ans2 3 4 SCARCELLA JOHN ADAM Atademzc JOV1dl person wlth a smlle for everyone chemxstry and Itallan head list of fa vorlte subjects student business manager one of hrs hobbles maklng Jewelry dlsllkes glrls who are aloof college bound SCATTON FRANK JOSEPH Vocalzonal Frxendly lad handsome and pleasant possesses brown wavy halr known to all as Junlor mam hobby workxng on cars chooses SCIGHCE and auto body as favorxte subjects undecxded about the fu ture Vuealzonal ' 3 4 SCATTON JOSEPH SAMUEL Vocational Well l1l ed fun lovmg member of homeroom 30a known to everyone as oe conslders science and machme shop hls favor 1te subJects future plans mclude the Arr Force and then becommg a machmlst Vocatwnal2 3 4 SCHAEFER BARBARA EV Academzc Charmxng frxendly bru nette conscientious stu dent falthful follower of all football and basketball games member of Semor Glrls Tr1o capable sec retary of Thesplans pres ldent of Choral Club w1l enter Bloomsburg State Teachers College Advanced Chorus 3 4 Janus 3 4 French 3 4 Ca deltes2 3 4 Thesp1ans2 3 4 SCHIEFER JOANNE MARY Academic Amxable mlss from home room 213 enJoys readlng playmg the prano and pho tography finds nurses physlcs especlally Interest mg dlshkes unmannerly people would llke to be- come a supervxsor of student nurses French 3 4 Janus 4 Mountameer 2 3 Photog raphy 2 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 Y I l ' ' ...,a- '1'. ,: - 2, ,4. I 1 r -.Q , - ., . . .... . , y l ! Y ' I I A , . . . , - tory and Enghsh. . ,enjoys ' ' ' . ...an - .' - - I 7 s , 3 ' If I if ' 1 I ! ' Il? fi ' 9 Y 4 III. l .U . I . , 2 I , : 9 y 2, - , y S , U: I 7 ' I 'O I., , . 58 SCHWARZ LANA AILEEN Academic Fun loving lass os sesses beautiful red hair chooses advanced chorus and chemistry as favorlte classes talented dancer likes Harry Belafonte rec ords pet PEBVBTIHQUISI tive people plans to take up dramatlcs and dancing Advanced Chorus 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Choral 2 3 Cadettes 2 3 4 Janus4 SCITN EY ROSEMARY ANN Academzc Sweet petite miss from homeroom 217 enjoys nurses chemistry and French likes to play the piano an ardent Dodger fan dislikes stuck up people hopes to become a Lady in White SCOTT CHARLES J Academic Tall good looking mem be of 213 known as Scotty rates English as his favorite subject hob bles mclude all sports and good ,music hates getting up earlj plans to attend college upon graduation. . . Mountaineer 3' Thespians 3 . SEAMAN MARYANN CECILIA Commerczal Pleasant amiable lass can be seen at all HHS athletic events likes read mg and listening to popular music considers book keeping her favorite subject future undecided sure to be a success Band2 Thcspzans2 3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 Lzbrary 3 3 4 Choral2 3 4 SEM UTA JOAN MARIE Commerclal Short likeable miss better known as Joni faithful fan of Elvis Presley enjoys stenography and commercial law dislikes over emphatic people likes riding in convertibles future plans mclude sec retarlal work ghespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes SHAW SALLY ANNE Academzc Friendly fun lovmg semor known Sal corder of points 1n Swim ming Club not enthusi astic about people late for appointments enjoys ad vanced art future plans mclude specialization ln in tenor decorating or design in Advanced Chorus 3 4 Choral Z 3 4 Dolphzn 3 4 Swzmmmg 2 3 4 Thes plans 2 3 4 Cadeftes 2 3 4,Lzbrary 4 SHEMA JAMES MARTIN Vocatwnal Known to all as Jimmy good natured and well liked lad likes sports and cars. . .favorite subjects are science and printing.. .f - ture plans include the Air Force and becoming a print- Vocational2 3 4. SHIMSHOCK JANET ELLEN Commercial Amiable honor student. . . especially likes art and swimming. . .dislikes home- work and conceited people . . .talkative and spirited. . . spends spare time painting and drawing. . .will surely be a successful. dress designer. lifts 1 X ll SHULTZ CAROL ANN Academzc Good natured yet qulet possesses attractlve au burn halr and brown eyes can be found llstenmg to popular records pet peeve people who are alwaxs late plans to become a Woman m Whxte Swzmmmg 2 3 4 SHUTOVICH MARIANNF Academic Frxendly honor student has laughmg brown eyes and a cute halrcut favor lte subjects mclude Itallan and chem1stry enjoys danclng and cooklng dis hkes homework lntends to enter college after grad uatlon Janus 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadeltesl 3 4 SILOCK THOMAS STEPHEN Dzstrzbutzve Educatzon Quiet and frxendly lzd known to all as Tommy hkes to fish and read xcan hlstory IS hsted as hrs favorlte subJect future employee of Uncle Sam Dzstnbutzve Educatzon 4 SKEEBA STANLEY JOHN Vocatzonal Llsts scxence as hrs favor ate subJect has dark brown haxr and brown eyes stands slx feet four lnches mterested m televxslon and cars plans to Jom the Alr Force Vocatzonal2 3 4 SKINNFR CAROL ANN I ommelczal A cute strawberry blonde halls from 213 lkes danclng and popular muslc dlshkes people who are a e favorlte subjects typmg and office practxce w1ll enter the busmess world as a stenographer Thespzuns 2 3 Cadeltes 60 SKURKEY JEAN MARILYN C ommerczal Personahty plus prettx blonde with sparklmg blue eyes favorlte subJect typmg hkes to hsten to popular records dlshkes a know xt all ls workxng towards the goal of becom mg a private secretary Cadeftes 2 3 4 SMARSH JOHN LAWRENCE l ocatwnal Qulet red he :ded fellow haxllng from .302 dlsllkes gettmg up early m the morn workmg on cars and radros llsts hrstory as hls favor 1te subyect future plans may mclude college Vocalzouall 3 4 SMITH RONALD PETER Vocatzonal Good lookmg llkeable and fun lovxng fellow who halls from homeroom 305 known as Petesle t all hls friends has hazel eyesand brown halr plans to jom the servrce Vocatzonal 2 3 4 I - Y . H ' ' ' . ' . -v ' A I i ' wr A ' 1 . ' - - U -. - ,, '.' ' . ' : ' , , Q , , . W 1 1 - ' n . . . . y l . H ' 'V' .. ' ', f . . books laboutn cars, . .Amer- ing. .I .particularly enjoys ' ' ...a H- -A ' - - l ' . A ' 1 1 ' . , ,Y n u - ' 1 . , 1 . . - - 1 , , . . It . H 0 ' . ' l kia ' ' I . . . - I 1 1 ' 5 ' r 5 7 ' J , f A l't , . . ' ' ' .- Y 1 I 1 n V 1 9 . . ..., , ., 3, 4. SMITH RUTH ANN Academic Fun lovmg brown eved lass from homeroom 300 possesses a sweet personalitx rates chemistry as her favorite subject prefers dancing and collecting rec ords staunch supporter o canteen future plans in clude nursing, Dzggfrs 4 Tluspmns 2 4 Fremh 4 ludefles ' J 4 SOKOLOSKI PAUI MICHAEI Vozulzouul Ammhle blue eved lad ilways reudv for a p,ood Joke hails from homeroom 30.2 plans to enter the Navv interested in amateur radio work known to all for his wlttv comments Vocational Z 3 4 SOTACK JAMES ANTHONY Academic Good-looking lad. . .pos- sesses blond wavy hair. .. known as Jimmy ...con- scientious honor student. . . excels in science and math . . .a jazz enthusiast. . .lists homework as pet peeve. .. intends to become a chem- ical engineer. . . Diggers 3 4'StudentCoun- cil 3 4. SPENCER FLSIE LORRAINE Arademzr Sweet blue eved lass igreeable and amiable has a pleas mt smile for 1 veryone enjovs chemis trv ind advanced chorus interests ire dancing and singing pl ms to enter Al lentown General Hospital to study nursing ladetlrs Z 3 4 Adzuuwd lhorus3 4 Choral 7 3 4 Dzqqers3 4 Thcspzana Z 3 4 Lshercllcs4 STANFK FI AINE JULIANNA Home Economzc s Attrictive blue eved blonde who hails from 31: dislikes moody people mam interests are danc ing, and swimming likes to collect the latest pop tunes scholastically Eng lish rates high future plans are undecided Sazmmzng 4 Cadettes 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 STANZIOLA RALPH BERNARD Dzsmbutwe Education Good lookin happy go lucky lad w o hails from 309 known to his friends as Stan pet peeve is women drivers mam in terest is driving his car next stop-U S Marme Corps Distributive Education 4. STASHINSKY ELEANOR MARY Commercial Tall friendly blonde lass hailing from 305. . .ardent polka fan...known to her friends as Stash ...rates commercial law as her fa- vorite subject. . .dislikes show-offs...plans to be a bookkeeper. . . Ladelles 3 4. STFCKERT FREDFRICK LIO Academic Friendly lad hailing from homeroom 305. , .thinks chemistry and American his- tory are tops. . .main in- terestAshort wave radios . . .likesto collect stamps. . . plans to study pharmacy at Temple University. . . i Qi. Q f .fi Y, w... 4, U . X it . 4 f X STEEBER ANNETTE I Commerczal A brxlllant honor student possesses envlable green eyes Janus typlst mam mterests he 1n musnc dancmg and readlng tractlve and capable treas urer of the semor class plans to become a book keeper Advanced Chorus 3 4 Janus 4 Mountazneer 4 Thespzans 3 4 Choral 4 STEFKO JOSEPH M Dzstrzbutzve Educalzon Dreams of somedax own lngapowderblue Thunder blrd mam xnterests are Swlmmlng and hstenlng to Sarah Vaughns and Nat Klng Coles records llkes to sleep late plans on entering busmess college Dzstrzbutwe Educatzon 4 STEGNER JAMES Academzc Betterknownas Jlmmy Janus photographer a sklllful lad possesslng a photographlc knack mam lnterests and hobbxes re volve around photography dreams of someday be- comlng a naval photog rapher Janus 4 Pholography 2 STEIN BEVERLY JUNE Commerczal A o 2 brown-eyed bru nette mam lnterests readmg and fashion drawlng pet peev IS peo le who refuse to be reasona le plans to 1010 the Women s Marme Corps xmmedlately after high school Dzggers 2 Cadettes 3 S FERLING DAVID MARTIN Academzc Answers to the nxckname Clem favorlte subject rs chemlstrv ma1n lnterest IS sports mamly basketball pet peeve reckless drlv ers mtends to JOIN the Marmes and later further hls educatlon Lzlnary 3 4 STRAKA JOHN Commerczal A lad wlth a blond crew cu better known Yonco favorxte subject IS bookkeepmg mam xn terests lnclude all sports pet peeve school lans to enter the Marme orps soon after graduatlon Advanced Chorus 3 SUGLIA FRED JOSEPH Academzc Small dark halred lad good Joke favonte sub Jects are chemxstry and Ital lan mam mterest IS sports future plans are to enter the Army and then go to college Football 2 SWEET CARL JOSEPH Academzc A cheerful sort of lad favorlte subJects are arts and crafts and chemlstry mam lnterests are glrls and football dlsllkes va1n glrls plans to enter the Navy after graduatxon Football 2 , . , . g 0 0 1 , ' . . .ati ' ' , 9 9 , ' . ' u 'Y : . . HS ' H I g .. l . . . as ' rr v it . . ' . hallsnfrom homeroom 305: happy-gl:-lucky. . .enjoys la 3, 4. ' ' 7 . ' . 'I ll - ' : J . 4 la - 1 , 1 . 4 , 1 62 TARAPCHAK EUGENE Vocalzonal Is better known among his classmates as Butch hails from homeroom 302 enjoys machine shop favorite pastimes are fishing and hunting plans to join the Army and then become a machinist Vocat1onal2 3 4 TARNOPOLSKI FRANKLIN JAY Academzc Tall well built student from homeroom 30 noted for rare sense of humor avid sports follower ceptlonal ability to make friends thrives on excite ment hopes to study elec tronlcs at Notre Dame Football 3 Track 3 TARONE ARTHUR ANTHONY Corrmwrcial Tall good-looking lad. . . well-liked by all. . .pleasant and friendly. . .an avid sports fan. . .main pet peeve-co - ceited girls. . .future plans includfe working as a sales- man for a well-known busi- ness firm. . . Track 2 3 4'Football 3 THOM PSON BARBARA JEAN Academic Prettj brown-ejed miss possesses an outstanding personality favorite sub jects inclu le French and chemistry enjoys dancing and listening to records hates to be called by last name future plans include nursing Frcnch 3 4 Sulmmmy Z 3 4 llzgyers J fadelles Z 3 4 Thespzans3 4 TIC EFELT BARBARA ANN Commerc :al Llkeable miss with en viable brown hair a new comer to H H S possesses an outstanding wardrobe favorite hobby ls collecting records rates shorthand high on list of subjects future plans secretarial work Thespzans 4 TIMBO MARY NAOMI Academic Vlvacious blue-eyed miss possesses a rare person ality IS often seen driving has an exceptional ablllty for writing lists literature as favorite subject unde cided about the future bound to succeed Diggers 3 Thcspzans Z 3. sy, TOMASHEFSKI CHARLES ROBERT General Friendly reserved lad. . . better known as Tom . . . hobbies include fixing cars and playing drums.. .rates band and swimming as fa- vorite subjects. . .hopes someday to become a pro- fessional drummer. . .sure to succeed. . . Band2 3 4. TRENT ROBERT HERMAN Academic Iopular and easy-going lad. . .possesses a magnetic personality. . .an asset to homeroom 305. . .favorite pastime - working around cars. . .can usually be found at Canteen. . .future plans include joining the Navy. . . - Q xfkv , ,jii Z, Q TROLL WILLIAM JR General Mechamcally mrnded young man enjoys musrc and televrsxon studles hard and has managed to keep up wrth hrs class always happy and cheerful better luck rn the future to a fine lad ULIANO ANTHONY JOSEPH Dzstrzbutwe Educatzon Friendly and good lookmg lad answers to the name of Tony fishmg rates hrgh among xnterests f vorrte subjects mclude math and Enghsh drslrkes hrs tory plans to enter the Army upon graduatlon Dzstrzbutzve Educalzon 4 ULICHNY MARY FRANCES Commerczal Frlendly and well lrked an enthuslastlc sports fan can often be seen cutting a rug possesses an amrable personallty dlsllkes belng kept wartrng llsh future plans unde cxded Thespzans2 3 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 Band2 3 UNGER MARY ANNE Academzc VIVHCIOUS loquacxous carefree lass has a keen sense of humor dlsplays a pretty combmatlon f brown halr and hazel eyes detests gum crackers next stop-East Strouds burg State Teachers College Dzggers 3 4 French 4 Swzmmmg2 3 4 Thespzans 2 4 Cadetles2 3 4 VEACH JOSEPH CARL Academzr' A cheerful good natured fellow always handy wlth a joke terrlfic dancer Slngb barxtone wrth senxor boys quartet loves to col lect records attends all basketball games may pursue an actmg career Advanced Chorus 4 Dzg yers2 3 4 7hespzan.s'7 VEET ROBERT MICHAEL Vocatzonal Qulet dark harred boy known to frrends as Bobby chooses math as favonte subject enjoys worklng on cars nn spare trme dlSllkEQ unfrlendly people future plans lnlude jornmg the U S Arr Force Football 2 Vocalwnal 2 VEGLIA DONALD JOSEPH Academic Brrlhant honor student congenial and amlable definitely excels ln math and sclence modern jazz en thuslast pet peeve-reck H H S sports actlvrtres plans to study electrlcal engxneermg Dzggers 3 4 VILLANFLLI JOSEPH ERNEST Academzc Pleasant fun lovlng lad has a varlety of lnterests muslc languages drrllmg and sea explorers e peeve-people who do thrngs wrth no enthusrasm f ture plans to become a musxc teacher gdvanced Chorus 3 Band I I ' ' ' - ' O O O 1 . ' : .... a- . . ,, ' ' 3,4. ' ' ' Y ' 4 A . 'favorite Subject is Eng, 1ess'driv'e1-5...ardepg fan of ' , . 3 . 1 1 l 1 ' ' ' ' - 1 , ' u ' D . lu' o L' . 'Q ' .. I Y Y - ' zpt 1' , , : j s ' . : , . . 2, 14. ' ' , ,. , , 5' ' '-,3,4- 64 VOGELSON DOLORES MAE Academrc Good natured and pleas ant hsts gurls glee club and nurses chemlstry as fa vorlte subjects hobbles ln clude smgmg playlng the pxano watchmg T V and danclng future goal a Lady ln Whlte Thespzans 4 Cadetles 4 WAGNER MARCIA ELLEN Academzc Talented and popular mxss competent edltor ln chief of Janus skillful accom pamst for Advanced Chorus honor student loves to drxve a car lntends to major IH muslc at West Chester State Teachers Col ege Advanced Chorus 3 4 Choral 3 4 Janus 3 4 Suzmmzng 3 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettesl 3 4 WALLEN LAWRENCE KARL Academzc Tall and good looklng better known a Wally talented artxst plays the saxophone 1n the Jazz Band llsts chemistry and hlstory as favorlte subjects future plans studying llldUSH'l2.l deslgnlng at Pratt Unlverslty Band 2 3 4 Janus 4 Ja2zBand 3 4 Football 2 WASILEWSKI JOAN ANN ELIZABETH Academw Known to most as Wash combxnes hght brown hair with blue eyes joys chemxstry ardent sports enthusiast rates Swlmmlhg and basketball as tops dlshkes sllly glrls and stuck up people career undecxded Dzggers 4 Suzmmmg 4 Cadelles 4 Library 2 WEAR WILLIAM K JR Vocatzonal Congemal fun lovlng lad known to everyone as Cheno finds mterest ln redheads and dancing d tests female dnvers and rock n roll would luke to become a detectlve or state pohceman Vocalzonal 4 Football 3 WERPSHAW FRANCES CAROLINE Academzc Senous and COHSCICHLIOUS mxss tall green eyed blonde especxally mter ested ln art and composltlon rates chemistry and Eng hsh as favorxte subyects plans a future ln exther the teachmg or nursmg field Drggers 2 3 4 Janus Suzmmmg 2 Thespzans 3 4 Library 2 WESTON NICHOLAS JOSEPH Vocatwnal Talkatlve frlendly lad halls from homeroom 302 known as Metro spends spare tlme huntmg and fish mg capable member of H H S swlmmmg team hopes to enhst m Uncle Sam s Navy Vocalzonal 2 3 4 Boys Suzmmmg Team 3 4 WILLIAMS DOROTHY LOUISE Dzstrzbutwe Educaiwn Pretty and pleasant mxss known as Dot joys dancing and datmg ardent Elvls Presley fan dlshkes concelted people deslres to become an efflclent secretary ln the world of business Thesptans 2 Cadeltes 3 Dzslrzbula ve Edawatzon 4 1 ll - ien. 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L ' n 1 v I -'I 1 l I l y r ' ' 1 F - . 1 ... ...en- I f 65 WOLCHESKX JEAN M Dlstrzbutzze Education Vxvaclous blue eved blonde fun lovlng and talkatlve favorlte subject Enghsh dlshkes people who are not punctual cels on the dance floor plans a future as a telephone operator ln Phrladelphla Thespzansl 3 4 Cadetles 2 3 4 Dzstrzbutzve Educa tzon 4 WOODRING BERNICE JOAN Academzc Friendly blue eyed mass from Beaver Meadows partlcularly en1oys dancmg dlsllkes people who thlnk they are better than others favorlte subjects mclude Enghsh and home economlcs plans to become a beau trclan YANICK MARVIN JOHN Acadermc Brown-eyed brown harred chap haxllng from Beaver Meadows lxkes to hunt and fish favorlte subJects hlstory and German qulet and reserved 1n man ner IS undecxded about what hrs future plans are YOUNGCOURT ROBERT HENRY Academzc Tall pleasant lad tal ented tenor of semor boys quartet mam interest musrc and more muslc capable vlce presldent f Choral Club enJoys band and advanced chorus plans to study muslc after graduation Advanced Chorus 4 Band 2 3 4 JazzBand3 4 YUHAS WILLIAM ANTHONY Vocatzonal Honor student better known as W1ll1e en1oys readlng books about cars llkes to draw dlSllkeS ople wlthout a sense of umor plans a two year assoclate engxneerlng course at Hxghacres Vocafzonal2 3 4 YURFK MONICA MARTHA Academzc Frve feet elght blue eyed blonde head majorette capable twxrler mam ln terests mclude dancmg swlmmmg and golng to 5, rmes lkes chemlstry and Swlmmlhg dxsllkes concelted people unde clded about the future B zd 9 3 4 Mayorettes 3 4 Thespzans 3 4 Library ZIEGLER PAUL RICHARD Vocalwnal HdllS from homeroom 302 answers to the mckname Bup mterests mclude fishmg and huntmg pass mg classes and not gettmg the car for school are pet peeves future plans may mclude college Vocatzonal2 3 4 Foot ball 2 ZOLA JOSEPH AN'I HONY General Halls from homeroom 302 llsts chemrstry as favor lte subJect ardent sports fan pet peeve rs people who attend games but don t watch the game hkeable personallty future plans undeclded Track 3 4 Football 2 3 , . y ' . ...eX- ' ' I ',',.,,:' ' g rl ' 11 , . ,M 1. ' . . K ' ', an n ,.' ' , fe .. . .l 07 -,,, 4: ,Q I ,S 2, 3, 43 Daggers 4. ' r 1 ' I 'I 'II' l-ll. l! ' ' I 1 fi ' I I Y . V , ' a.. ' ' Y D - .I 0 . n.. I n ... ' y . S . , ,Q , . 1 1 1 ' Y .4 -',i - Y ' I I ' 66 YYLLA CONSTANCE ANN Academzc Tall blue eyed blonde pleasant and amlable answers to nlckname Con n e enjoys dancmg detests stuck up people fun lovxng glrl chem lstry .md typmg are among favorlte subjects plans to become a Lad5 ln Whlte Janus 4 Choral 2 3 4 Thespzans Z 3 4 Lzbrary Z J Dzggers 3 DIDICK BETTY JANE Academzc glrl left early 1n the year a dlStlIlCt loss llked chemlstry hoped to tram ln the field of nursmg sure to be successful wher ever she goes good luck Caddies 'S 4 Thespzans ++. JCf'j Que I . 'ff , I ,Sal ' .Charming, brown -eyed 4 . CD ' ' ...is Vw! 2, 4. 'V' ' - N. 1 X . X a.,A I If A C O 0 67 i -,,,.l t'-'l ' f gmpm' Jester's Row Drink in the sunshine and taste the magic V, eye 4 , I A Petromo D Reese M Platte A McLaughl1n E Spencer B Schaefer R Nemeth ?'-24' we J' 'wi Local speclalty Unforgettable in winter C9 1 J DeSanto B Arey E Ferdinand Red Feather Queen Poetic and paradoxical slght Saunter dally and dawdle 3 3 f' , ffm' -nemnn c-nab X I C Edwards J Leltner M A Buyarski J Bergamo J Pierson PCrane D Sterling K Barthalmus E Riefenberg V' 1 1 A 1 1 ,- ' I l had . I , . l , . . . ' ' , . , . , . . ll ' Yi KK ' ' Y, . K x fi? . . P' QQ li h .A 9 r-,W ' ,. V, 4 X get . , . - I Q I1 4 . M , . . . , . . jg ' ' ' YY ll ,Y Y f has -1 ........ , :gin H 5 U V: ff r eg-' M-, -,,,- ' 3:25321 M W -'arg ' gi A ' 4- S vA,., -f ZZ W I if mi ,-, ' f' 0' ' : i I IH Ill nl S fe S 1 , W . , . 1 -25.31 , I , f ::::2Zj,g HH' 22.51 e mm .s jim!!! 54 P-gg -J an J l J ls J 1 G- r J A f J is 'VL' I ' D 1 ' J rf, ' X ' f . - x1 X 'fi ., X f r . N F X B L , l 1 . Y , , I . . . . I, . , . . ' , . , . , . , . . 68 7a.aaeZm4 Tran el the easy way Hasta la xxsta nu HI J Tarnzpolskl L Wallen D Murrm H Rel C Manmck D Vogelson C Maguschak E Stanek mold M Forr 111 H H1Qt16 R Trent J Vlllanelh Just as you lmaglned lt A strange feelmg captures vlsltors QX Q? 5'- LxN J Tarndpolskl C Kennedy More exotlc form of entertalnment Splendor of the settlng N L L Wallen V Landro D Burcln R Erdossy S Cassarella M Pavloskx B Katchmarlk J Halterman 69 .. , H .1 ,- ,. . , .-. I 1 ' Q . A, f T' 42 n 'Sf - N K , A X, '- f Y! . 2 . ', . b , . ' , . . 1- . ' , . . , . . , . . ,..z'.z,.z,,. ,. . u , ' ' - ss n I ' - ' vu ff if 'Q ,L , V s . V5.- ' 1' 7 'ff -1 1 n '-Q L-.2 D' W ' Y? 452 J X J r J Cleef? xx K 5 . 2 7 L W gl, , w li ll, ' 9 -In - . , L C . s-A C g , 1 N ,. . C -L , ,K K yr- K A 'X'--... X -Qui-'fig lf J 'C C I U - ' ra u - u 1 I I X ' -r xi, I .' '. '4 . , . , . . , . . . .. , . A 1 ' 1 Havlng a line tlme wlsh you were here They told us the food was excellent QL ag ,ix T x JE S Corrada C Cerulla G Paytao R A Mama M J Burm S Wendel J Ferrarl J Illdtl C D1Sabella B Bernoskx C Shlckora The scenery wae very attrdctxve The a1r IS muslcal and ew en the sllence smgs fn C Hooper A Petrole M R Lapetma Junlor Glrls Trlo E Wolfe B Gombetta J Jonee They know about D. J. s too Informalclothingwillbe worn on short excursion trips Ron Gillenardo. R. Cook, N. St. Mary, G. Antolick, D. Smudin 70 wdffm Jumor Class Sponsor tv Mr Camera Our pxlots and stewardesses were sem capable -fy' 1 .5 John Yacclno Presldent Dave Feuhrer urer Mary Ellen Stanmola Vlce lresldent Pachence Secretary Four gals wlth but a smgle thought We had our llghter moments where do we find a good restaurant? 'S Treas Marne S J Senape M Steeber E Pendel S Kester C Cerulla R Arthur J Calvam P Congell B Olander 59 ' 1 4 v v v - . 1' ' n. -ki L r f ' , , , l X ., r 1 t th 5 - I 1 -X Ve. , V i X N l i 'r l kxxkx , is I Qhgqt . -A f an -sis: f 3 P Q. sesu A 1 Q E 513.-B-FQ ' R mls? Z f K 5 g f-f. ,1 l Af 1- .4 , . x ', -: x : 'I ,f ,f ,j,'i'fgvi?' , 2 l ' T .M 1 ' . 3 . , '. ' 'f' 3 . , . , , B, 5 . , . ll ' , ,' i xx ' vs , , H ff' ' A . K V X l ,':'..l sr, K' 4 ,Q 7, ,fl Y A ,. ,V , 4 XV , . . f JJ ' Y - M f, . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 71 ml Sippin' soda , ug E1 , N 9 . BL-, .C .lx ,fy L ww B Kostos F Lozosky J Mlller Oh to be young agam Q hh. Jax- I 1,1130 I if fe' B Lukatch C Schaefer And then we went to see You meet the nxcest people 2-1 gf Q W, L5 I Jf.f'f B Ecker L Kopetz J McKernan B Betterly L Flun W Burkat R Contl G Faux C Hoffman N Pughese R O Hara 72 I - W h 'W 0 xx 0 xf ' S If 2' '5 A - y HC s X B B W L , F I A k N , A -3 QNX? B 3 B ff BB x 5 Ommpreeent youthfullness N,- S I O J DeV1g1h G Fogel B Donatl J Welsburger I Youth and the adventurous spmt I R Rowswell H Schledy A Stola J Sorlettl Dance to excxtmg thythms There were those who traveled to learn J Lexser, R Pughese. C Belletlere, B Relmold, L Skulsky, M J Fellm, R MHTSICHHO, R GUgll9IT1lHl 73 ll ' Y? ...Q ,... ,...1.. . , , I l 'z v h h , ' I .LW ' ,V f New , C . , . , . , . . ,. f'e L . I. , I' 17 s L -. . ,pl 1.5 1 1. .I as I - - n CZf':f--'- ,h , h , 1, -Ijsmxxmls :T -. , I W LM '5 I .,I.' ,M we A HC. f 5 I X, v 3 1 A -1 . , . , . , . . ll ' ' ,Y If 7, l. 'v-N, S, x -' The Inquiry The Last Moment The Spectacle The Arena Um 74671 H-, ,O--,..,a 132 D0- ' Y A The M uAsic 3 !4 -9 3 wg, The Food The End R . Zone of S1lence Cul-tam Gomg Up Study Hall Audltorlum Estuva Frla CCool hothouseb Swlmmmg Pool CIPCUS Maxlmus Champs Eleysees qChar1ot RaceS3 LFaih1onabIe Promenadej 76 I ' 7' ll ' ' L7 ll ' Il ,N Y E Y 1 ' ' YY ll !! acefi Be happy go lucky Some people Slt and thmk some people Just s1t ...-W ..-...--f' Petticoat Lane Hotel des Invalldes fi! Dublin Zoo 77 '7!w8 a I4 Alone, but not for long A 'I could have danced all night i xx ,,.4-F, The Stags at eve KING AND 1- rf 'A W 'W'!T1ET ' ' M f?5'ZWx', ,,- . , ' I5 fffff A EL, H .gr'f1'iiL.Af-i Z' ike Platte and Mary Lou Pugliese --CIJN 'Dx .143 , J .J I 1' -P There are smiles The Whistling Woman Mm M4-Hugh faq.-S Music, Maestro, Please Tarantella One, Two, Three-Kick Three Little Maids from School Are We M1131 Playmates Perfect Harmony X 3 j fs, 1957 'NIIIIIIHO Crazy, Mixed-up Family Tap and Toe e1:.1.xliv -'mv i -, 'KIIVUIQ' Q f L ' ??'fi'7 ' uiiie' 1 '...Q..J7'UI3'h limi-,,m1g.1L...,- .. . ., H . I A .N A ' - -J' 4- - - -ta' v 1 Perils of Pauline Service Awards 83 a I v , u f V 4-B J Euef Slapoam fanaaluf I3 7957 47 xim- Wan Y V F QQQLQ we Abi D ThM h Seniors of 1957 The Passengers 84 H aa Med Sucfz fnfefzedfing fjeapfen .iS? I t D1scr1m1r1at1ng travelers Tr-mQ1tl'1ntic V'1C 1fiOI1i t N S Th toast of the town Ml X x-vi .1-11 D1 cernlng IUUT1 ts Q HT 11 'J , NXXXK AA ' ' ' ' YV AA K Il K 1 K Svv cy -I t , N 1 3 Lls . 1 T A El. fx D 2 Mk xii s 7 X A QA Q 1 X Y X . 'qzkjma ' s X 11 , l V , , L I4 1 L 1, H 'S A ' f gg 'Zig Qzlzlri' VIL! 216 ' us'l 4 UAW' gi TWO OR THREE SIDES TO EVERY QUESTION? Early 1n November the student body took tune off from thelr fest1v1t1es to par tlclpate IH the mock electlons whlch take place each year at Hazleton Semor Hlgh School The hlgh spot ln th1s year s elec tlon was the orgamzatlon of the Voca tlonal Party under the supervlslon of Mr Camera The formatlon of a thlrd party made th1s year s mock electlons much more mterestmg and both the candldates and the students were very enthuslastlc at the pOlll2lC2.l rally whlch was held a few days before the general electlons Mlss Bayless and Mr Koch served as advlsers for the Democratlc and Repub hcan partles respectlvely Democratlc Rally Vocatwnal Rally Assoczate Edztor and Typzsts Sara Mundle Annette Steeber Suellen Moms 97' ArtEdztors Grace Fxerro Marshall Corraza Elsle Balas i Leonora Monroe Kathy Barthalmus 'Wiuwmawu x Assoczate Edztors Photography Edziors Joanne Schxefer Jlmmy Stegner Ann McLaughl1n Paula Martyak fx Sports Edztors Junzor Staj Blll Blackburn Dlck Rerlg Marllyn Eberts Donna Roberts Ylrglma Shafer Betty Ann Dlehm Pat S1b9l'Slx.1 B Takach Sandra Sldarl lNI1SS1l'1g when plcture was takenj We W1Sh to express our smcere apprecxatlon to the followlng whose co operatlon made It posslble to provlde a sult able background for our staff plctures Hazleton Mumclpal Alrport Capitol Trallways Bus Company Lehlgh Valley Rallroad 91 't 2 ' - . : J, . 4. 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Y. . y . ,. . , 1 . - -, Q , , l ' . . , 2 , ' f, lwaunl ' SHIP'S LOG eut s 1 with the lL thool 1Ct1x ltlu by 1Lll1Dl lllL Nlount uneer Our newsp 1pe1 gaxe wmplete mform 1 t1on on outst 114111155 sQho1l ex ents In dllflllllbll tn regular ft Lture stones md ulltomals there 11 IS 1 Sports p zgzc whleh gaxe full aceounts of exen athletlc ex ent 'lhe adxxser, M1ss Hergetresser, and the ln mess manager, Mr Dletch alded the mem bers of the staff IH puttxng out an excellent p1per 'Xlr Anton Yeager and NI1' George 'Xlasllornmll were IH charge of prmtmg 1nesSStafT Annette Steeber Mr D91tCh Ber ntrflme Bodoloxln Pitew Goet7 Ifgf, Q 1 E2 M ' rf HJ I 2 hm lef1ple1nc'luflefl1nth1 pmture lre J VSe1hfrgfr B H110 B Dtmnm 'NI Srnlth D xhllllrllll R C,elt7er 1- Q l AU I 1 u 1 rnwrs N Kf1rnfxxe1g l' lhefenluerg J Cat1lff1 mera D Burn J Lettlerc l il 1tncr S 1 Xx1ll11n N11 wBerL tn wer 9 1111. ll 1 ' f -. 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Mr Dextch Edztor zn-Chzef Photography Staff Prmt Shop Semor Staff 293' Jumor Staff Sophomore Staff 93 R' Preszderz! P zce Pres1dent Secretary Advzser l OFFICERS Francls Llbonatl John Yacclno Anna Jean Cameron Mr Koch emma! STEERING WHEELS The very w1ll1ng and splrlted members of thls year s student councll carrled to com pletlon a well rounded program Sophomore Orlentatlon was first on the agenda The sophomores were famlharlzed wxth the bu1ld1ng rules and regulatlons and extra curr1cular act1v1t1es of the school The Councll sponsored the Pre Thanks glvlng Day Dance Pre Sen10r Day Dance Mardl Gras and Communlty Chest drlve All four projects were successful The Student Councll IS composed of three standlng commlttees The Soclal Act1v1t1es Commlttee was responslble for conductlng the Noon Canteen whlch was held twlce a week The Chrlstmas progect was once more conducted by the Projects Commlttee Thls comm1ttee gathered funds from the students to buy glfts for the local orphanage and hos Counclls were dlscussed by the Constltutlon and By Laws Commxttee Thls group evalu ated the constltutlon Important events of the year were the exchanglng of Student Councll members wlth Black Creek and Allentown Hlgh Schools and attendlng the Student Councll Workshops at Pennsylvanla UhlV9FSllly and Clark Summxt The students are deeply grateful to Mr Koch for hls hard work ln maklng the Councll a success Leflto rzyh! Fzrsl Rou F L1bonat1,A J Cameron, G F1erro,R Serany, J Joseph Second Hou D Roberts, P Crane, A Rapath, K Barthalmus Yhzrd Iluu J Senape, A Esposlto, J DeSanto, R Rerlg Sl ' I I ll A ii K 2 1 ,ir . . . . fx I . , . . r I . . s , - . . Y Treasurer.. .l ..... Robert Serany pitals.. New principles for future Student c 4 l 3 Q ,,, W5 ' f , V . l ' 1: - 1 - 94 Z O O :1 U 3 fb C W :s ff 3 :: Z o O :s S' 3 fb C W :x ff 3 :: ...NM -www- A-J Chrlstmas Project Exchange Students Mardx Gras 93 3 6 . ll . . , . , , Hx A i 1 X A. e ' f-- - . ,J-3,2 - .f lf, M gif' I 4 2 1, e L 4 . 3 f f - 5 f bf. -'T A : , . A V 5 E , A - i 1 , . , , 5. e es e 2 .e 2 Q A L A '2 f 1 . , S . 5 I E 1 g . 1 A ' , 3 A E , Lf 5 A i . 2 3 f 1 . Q . E E ' 3 . . .1 z Q , , Y. K . f if e 'f ' , . , ' e W ' x it . ' Y-. 4 A ,- . ,f ' A 'Ti' 1 ' - A ' A . - - - - H ' 1 T6 0 xx X 'W 1 ::::4 x h . ' A ' V ' 1 w,H.,. , I ' ' OFFICERS President ...... ................... A ngel Fares' Vice-President. . . .... Vincent Landro Secretary .......... .... B arbara Schaefer Business Manager ..,.......,......,..., Leo Corradini Publicity Director ........................ David Saul Property Chairmen ...., Ann McLaughlin, Ruth Nemeth Make-up Chairmen. . .Barbara Keuch, Sandra Cassarella Membership Chairman ...... ,........... L ana Schwarz Recorder of Points ..............,.....,, Peggy Crane Assistant Recorder of Points. ..,..... Margie Marshman House Manager ............. ......,... J oe Veach Art Chairman ....................... Louise Gaudiano Adviser ..........,...,.................... Mr. Hall Umissing when picture was takenj S iii' Cb. ENTERTAINMENT FURNISHED WHILE YOU WAIT Throughout the year, Thespian Troupe 257, under the sponsorship of Burton E. Hall, has been a source of entertainment to the stu- dent body of H. H. S. In addition to the many fine assemblies, the highlight of the club's ac- tivities was the major production, The Baby Sitter. A combined banquet and initiation was held in the Spring, bringing to a close the activities of the club. -AAA.-. Q 1 1 il l :gil F 6i Z? Left to right: Bottom Row-B. L. Schiefer, M. D. Smith, E. A. Brenner, B. Ulichny, E. Sofianek, A. Petrole, J. Pet- ruzzi, C. Bittenbender, C. Sakoskie, E. Sturm, G. Pontry. First Rou'fL. Gaudiano, R. Nemeth, A. McLaughlin, S. Cassarella, M. Marshman, P. Crane, L. Schwarz, V. Landro, A. Fares, B. Schaefer, B. Keuch, L. Corradini, D. Saul J. Veach, R. Price. Second Row-G. Gugliemini, J. Tormay, J. Ferrari, M. Bunciak, N. Howells, E. Klemow, G. Stish P. Gordish, T. Shemansky, C. Boehmler, P. Congell, E. Flaim, B. Mizenko, M. E. Stanziola, B. Halsey, R. Tolerico E. Andeara, R. M. Michalochick, C. A. Shickora, J. A. Spevak, R. Sanko. Third Row-G. Frenduto, J. Rolnick, V Shafer, B. VanGroski, M. L. Leuthold, B. Diehm, C. Reinhart, B. Libener, M. I. Stecker, A. Schumacher, R. Zeisloft S. Joseph, M. Glance, B. Gombetta, C. Rossi, C. Yamulla, C. Schetrompf, C. Lannon, G. Veet, M. Steeber, E. Wolfe M. A. Michalochick. Fourth Row-P. Angelo, P. Portonova, P. Pecone, M. A. Fiorenza, A. Assi, P. Ruggiero, E. Brown M. Kuoblauh, L. Bast, J. Gilbert, E. Bartol, D. Roberts, B. Demko, J. Hughes, M. Marollo, M. J. Flaherty, R. Marsi: cano, M. Sabia, A. M. DeLash, H. Wallace, P. Jurus, R. Miller. Fifth Hou'-M. Andreas, L. Petrovich, R. Zeppi, R Schneier, M. Hobert, T. Farnell, R. Gillenardo, T. Grebowski, P. Hudock, M. Gramley, A. Werst, M. Swankoski, S Hildebrand, P. Siberski, B. Tokach, S. Tima, J. Reinmiller, B. Mayo, A. Lehrman, J. Jones, B. Smith. 'W ii 'H Left to right: First Rau'-L. Gaudiano, R. Nemeth, A. McLaughlin, S. Cassarella, M. Marshman, P. Crane, L Schwarz, V. Landro, A. Fares, B. Schaefer, B. Keuch, L. Corrandini, D. Saul, J. Veach, J. Devigili. Second Row-D Matteo, R. Mariano, E. Capparell, W. Burkat, B. Betterly, C. Belletiere, A. Stish, E. Matz, G. Chickerino, V. Sando P. Klatch, E. Hoffman, R. Falatko, B. Lul-catch, J. Potash, J. Phillips, D. Cusate, C. Gaudiano, M. L. Gentele, M Montz. Third Row-E. Petrosky, D. Fierro, R. Crease, C. Marchese, D. Curcio, V. Gennaro, C. Nemchick, A. Hor- lacher, S. Klemo, M. Yost, R. M. Pugliese, P. Higgins, A. Melfi, J. Tranguch, E. Scarcella, M. Valeant, F. Fluri, J Parise, J. Koch, J. Kapes, S. Zakutney. Fourth Rott'-A. Audakimow, M. Yilushis, M. Dean, M. Formanowski, M. E Hudock, B. Donati, P. Pogar, P. Romanick, B. Sando, D. Sweda, J. Paskevich, P. McCawley, D. Cross, E. Havrilla J. Weisberger, L. Gualtiere, G. Fogel, M. Guia, M. Rossini, C. Cenorver, A. Belletieri, G. Faux. Fifth Hou'-N. Pal- mounter, S. Muir, R. OTHara, V. Maue, L. Keiper, A. Balas, D. Turse, R. S.-rany, B. Laboski, R. Shanno, D. Oswald C. Fescina, B. Greif, S. Trimble, E. Loteto, A. Yanuzzi, A. Trettel, P. Fitzgerald, M. Steibing, B. Brown, T. Petrilla Sixth Row-J. Veneroso, R. Watkins, C. Kennedy, M. Bowen, C. Maue, M. Hizafski, J. Woodring, M. Evancho, M Mahovich, J. Sacco, J. Leiser, R. Marsicano, M. Fellin, N. Pugliese, B. Yale, J. McKernan, A. Magazzu, A. Mussoline A. Rapach, J. Kessel, P. Jurus. 97 The maJor productlon of the year The Baby Slt ter, was a h1lar1ous sltuatlon comedy Every trouble that ever happened to a baby s1tter happened to Carr1e CGerry Stlshj that mght' She thought she was all through wxth baby s1ttmg and that she had a wonderful date wxth Bob CJoseph Veachj all set She s spent her s1tt1ng savlngs on a beautlful new outfit What a surprlse for Bob' Poor Bob He can hardly force out the words to tell her that he s under stnct parental orders to break thls date' Hrs folks have cracked down because he gets ln so late from h1s dates w1th Carr1e They don t reahze that Bob has Just been stay mg up to see her home safely from her slttmg Jobs Now they ve even forced Bob to make another date w1th Eunxce CPeggy Cranejl Then there s a sudden emer gency Bob s folks have an lmportant engagement and now thelr baby sltter cant come The folks are des perate for they must leave Carr1e steps forward D splte her feehngs she offers to take the Job The parents reluctantly accept Bob IS dumbfounded but Carr1e qulckly pomts out that thls IS her only chance to make a good lmpressxon on h1s folks Shell show them what a mce respons1ble g1rl she IS She didn t reckon wxth the httle devxl she s be1ng left to watch' Fxrst Jumor CJohn Kochj gets Carrxe suspected of tw1st1ng h1s arm and then throws the blame on her for breakmg a wm dow wlth a slmgshot' Bob s parents are even more angry w th her and she s so flustered that she uses Father s CM1chael Knoblauhj new whrte sllk muffler as the llttle g1rl s dxaper' The parents are 1n a rage and It doesn t seem possxble that more could go wrong But then Jun lor swallows what mlght elther have been a mushroom or a toadstool' Carr1e acts qurckly Just ln case-she forces every antrdote ln the medxcal book down the vxo lently protestmg Jumor s throat' When the others burst 1n on this scene of the determmed Carr1e and shoutlng J unlor they re convmced Carr1e 1S trylng to murder the l1ttle darlmg' Poor Carr1e IS heartbroken but then, rn fast paced comedy style the play bullds rapldly to a surprlsmg and dehghtful endmg wlth Carr1e on top of the world Left to rzght Fzrsf Row L Schwarz, G Shafer Second Row L Cor rad1n1, J Koch, G Stlsh, J Veach Thzrd Row B Keuch, M Knoblaugh, A Werst, B Sm1th,N Kornzwe1g,A McLaughl1n, S Shaw, P Crane O ' :gg 2, f 7 . ' MT? ' 5 . I. g fi ne 73. I , 7 K .W fwfr T Cm , , , - W, Q 1' c . r , A I L, Q If xx X , v A I . . K X f . . . 4, . - .MA ,, . . . ' . . . ' . . , . . . ' I . , . . . . H . . - . ,, l . ' . . - . ' . . , l r - h 3 1 . J n 4 A n , l n l n . . . . , . . .- , . , . . . ' ' ' . u , , . . . . . . , ' . . . ' . , ' . . . , . . , . . . . 1 Y s . 1 . e- . , n l n l , 1 . p . n , u ' v ' 1 . . . . . . . . . , H ' ' ' ' 3 . ll .Siege Gaew Seated Mr Saueraker Left to nght Davld Sauer acker Rlchard Andreuzzx Paul Yamank 99 TECHNICIANS ALL As the curtam rose on all our programs we notlced a beautlful set masterfully done by our Stage Crew Whether at Frlday assem blles maJor productlons commlmlty functlons our whlstllng workmen have seen to It that everythmg behmd the scenes was runnmg smoothly Together Wlth Mr Sauer aker thelr advlser the servxces of thls group were lmperatwe for the success of all our pro ductlons I f I t .- - ..- '..' ' ' 'I 37' 539' 65 3 'Y We 'Q OFFICERS Gdezfzfa 94 'few mg' GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS The Cadette Club, an organization of young women, meets every Thursday night at the Y. W. C. A. The main project this year was a very successful fashion show in which some girls of the club modeled all the latest styles. In addition to the Christmas and Spring semi-formal, other Cadette activities included the senior hayride and the junior and sopho- more Weiner roasts. During the spring the club also sponsored a Mother-Daughter Tea which was a tremendous success. Thirty girls from the club went to the mid- winter conference held February 15, 16, and 17 at Williamsport, and some also attended summer conference at Albright College. Under the capable leadership of Miss President .,.,.... .................... P eggy Crane . ......... Joann Joseph . . .,... Sandra Cassarella Program Chairman ..............,...,.. Joan DeSanto Betty Lou Schiefer' Secretary ................. Treasurer, ............ . . . . H. H. S. ' Assistant Program Chairman ....... Downtown Reporter .......... ......... . .Jean Pilati 0 Corresponding Secretary ..... .... K athy Barthalmus Ly., Maintenance Chairman .... ......... S ally Wendel ,Q Junior Treasurer ....... .,.. R ose Ann Matteo' Service Chairman ..... .,.. E rnestine Loewer Janus Representative. . . .... ,.... R uth Nemeth 4 a Public Relations ....... ......,. L ouise Gaudiano 141 ,As I , Nominating Chairman ........... Bernardine Bodoloski X f Social Chairman ................. Anna Mae Fornataro All-Association A fairs Chairman. ..,.. Grace Frenduto' Advisers ....,.....,. Miss Betty Gundry, Miss Eleanor 'f Strack and Miss Betty Beach' I Pmissing when picture was takenb V! i i Left to right First Rou G Frenduto E Loewer A Fornataro K Barthalmus J Joseph M E Stanziola P Crane S Cassarella J DeSanto B L Schiefer L Gaudiano B Bodolosky R Nemeth S Wendel J Pilati Second Rou M L Pugliese M Potence E Dezagottis J Skurkey A Fares D Rogus L Harxilla M Marshman E Bo ganski L Schwarz C Edwards P Devlglll C Maguschak J Bujak J Semuta B Arey N Potsko M Eroh Third lion M Pickenheim M Guscott D Burns J Dmsmore G Motto L Farace M M lnick E Spencer J Mariano J Lapmskx D Rossi J Huttenstlne D Matz J DeBlass B Salvaterra D Gibson A Ehrenb rg E Itter Fourth Ron K DeMarzo M Hlbala E Peck R Lesko M L fko E Gallnas R Smith J Ro enberg M A Seman R Fellm NI Duffv M Eisenman J Wolchesky Nl Augustitus J Greco G Corrigan S Moore P Martyak J L itner M Nlaccali 'VI Wagner Fzfth Rou B Keuch A Fellm J Schiefer P Fedullo M Shutovich E Balas M F Ullch ny J. C. Greshko E. Stanek A. McLaughlin B. Schaefer B. Thompson B. Katchmarik J. Dudick J. Wasilewski M. Campanell J. DeMatt G. Fierro J. Camera C. Mannick B. Abboud. Sixth Row-L. Monroe M. A. Kenvin A. NI. Fazio C. J. Dudeck J. Audakimow D. Xogelson C. Skinner M. A. Buyarski E. Riefenberg M. J. Lauro M. E. Powell N. Nlihalovich M. Haggerty J. Clark S. Choma M. Ator S. Shaw C. D Angelo E. Stashinfky J. Pogar H. Hopeck. 100 Vice-President ...... .... M ary Ellen Stanziola Betty Gundryr Miss Eleanor Snack, and Miss Betty Beach, the Cadette Club has provided many an enjoyable evening for the girls of Galezfzfe I Winter Semi. Sophomore Inltlatxon .wr Semor YN eek Senlor Hax rlde Nl ' Gwufem SHORE POINT OF RELAXATIONH For fun and relaxation many H. H. S. students attended many of the canteens which were held every Thursday and Saturday even- ings at the Y. W. C. A. The game-minded stu- dents could be found downstairs playing ping pong, checkers, or shooting a quick game of pool. In the lobby many enjoyed watching television or simply chatting with their friends. In spite of these other diversions, dancing to the hit tunes was still tops for the girls and boys alike. Sometimes, for variety, special dances were held. The Halloween Dance, the Christmas Dance, and the New Years' Eve Dance, were the main attractions for the year. Without the assistance of their sponsor, Miss Joan Eidleman, and our efficient ofiicers, the canteen would not be possible. X f --1. 'r- N -w Q, s. President ....... Vice-President .... Secretary ......... Treasurer .......... ,Wa .-.' X. is T' ' W 'I -I U l OFFICERS .fit .................PaulaMartyak Publicity Chairman .... Sentinel ........... Adviser . . . , .Bobby Pachence . . . . .Betsy Arey . . . . . .Louis Farace ........Pat Raicho ............RayConti Miss Joan Eidelman KING AND QUEEN OF HEARTS Shooting Pool. Bobby Veet and Judy Veneroso rqcfuancecf efaouoi fr 1 or 4? 5:2 I ff 3 fl 9' MR. BURTON E. HALL BETSY AREY Director State Chorus .9 G Left to right-Sandra Moore, Barbara Schaefer, Betsy Arey, Mr. Hall, Marcia Wagner, Bruce Hou- ser, Carmen Lombardo, Joe Veach, Lawrence Ga- briel. THEY SHALL HAVE MUSIC WHEREVER THEY GO Give me the making of the songs of a nation and I care not who makes its laws. Beginning the year's activities in Novem- ber with a fine assembly program, the Ad- vanced Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Burton Hall, has been a great source of enter- tainment to our student body. The Song of Christmas, told in song and tableaux, was presented by the Advanced Chorus on December 10. Sincere interest and continuous practicing helped to make it a tremendous success. Immediately afterwards, preparation be- gan for the District Chorus which was held in Tunkhannock, Pa., on January 12, 13, and 14. Barbara Schaefer, Betsy Arey, Sandy Moore, Marcia Wagner, Carmen Lombardo, Bruce Houser, Joe Veach, and Lawrence Gabriel represented .Hazleton High School. While at District Chorus, Betsy 'Arey was selected to represent our school at State Chorus, held in Washington, Pa., January 31, February 1, and 2. As an appropriate finale to their activities, the Advanced Chorus presented Meet Ari- zona, a musical concerning life on a dude ranch. ad y fff ff Er T . I 'N THEY SHALL HAVE MUSIC WHEREVER THEY GO What nicer feeling is there than the won- derful sense of companionship when friends gather together to sing for their own enjoy- ment? The Choral Club, supervised by Mr. Bur- ton Hall, held its regular meetingsin the music room to provide a place where students were able to express themselves muscially. During each gathering, members of the organization presented their talents for the enjoyment of all. This group has certainly displayed the sliowmanship that brings enjoyment to Hazle- ton High School. Ufwaal TD ' OFFICERS n President ...... ............... B arbara Schaefer G Vice-President .... . . . Robert Youngcourt Gif r 0 Secretary-Treasurer. . Betsy Arey l QD Program Director. . . . Ann McLaughlin i Publicity Chairman. . . Ruth Nemeth XJ I I Adviser ......... Mr Hall ,, ' l Lfl 'I - - 'fu-gbjnc ,- , WX fa . I r 5 A '1 1 N fre ff, t r' , S 'L Ti MISS HOCHELLA Director Eancf HFANFARE. . . The members of the band, sixty-eight strong, were at their best, as usual, as they delighted audiences any- where they performed. Having participated in the Mum- mers' Parade, the band received a special award of 55100.00 They also paraded in Hazleton on Columbus Day and in Berwick on Veterans' Day. Although this is Miss Hochella's first year with the band, she is doing a very remarkable job. Everyone still remembers the Christmas Concert that the band gave jointly with the Choral Club. The Spring Concert was also remembered by everyone who had the pleasure of hearing it. As the climax to a very successful season, the band went on a trip and also enjoyed a few days at Band Camp. .A ,yew amz UPALADIUM PARTY ' Everyone will remember the enjoyment he derived X from listening to the 1956-'57 Jazz Band. '- - 1 Whether at the Red Feather Dance, Senior Day . assembly, Pre-Senior Day Dance, canteens, or in com- munity functions, the jazz geniuses were always on i hand to entertain us. RICHARD RERIG Their theme song, Paladium Party, most ac- Student Director curately expresses the emotions of the H. H. S. jazz enthusiasts. The versatility of this group is displayed in the waltzes, chachas, and rock n' roll music which they have played this year. Under the capable direction of Richard Rerig, this musical group has gained the admiration and respect of everyone for Whom they have played. 4 P ,g f- Q' X cf- if 1 Q rf i ar if Zz 'ill Left to right: First Row-E. Brown, R. Mattavi, L. Wallen, G. Antolick, D. Burcin, R. Rerig. Second Row-R Cook, A. Chamberlain, C. Volkenand, J. Villanelli, P. Lulis. 107 OFFICERS President ........ .................. C arol D'Angelo Vice-President ..... .... Grace Bittenbender Secretary ......... .... A nn McLaughlin Treasurer .......... ...., P atsy DeVigili Recorder of Points .... ...... S ally Shaw 5 . . DOWN BY THE RIVERSIDE The Girls' Swimming Club, under the ex- pert supervision of Mrs. Porter White, met one Monday of each month. After a short business meeting the girls relaxed by swimming and practicing different stunts and strokes. To belong to the club each girl was required to swim one length of the pool. The highlight of the year was a mixed swim held in the spring. AR fx UIC President ....,..,. Vice-President .... Secretary ........ , Treasurer .....,.. Recorder of Points. V .re Sy X F V:-Q J Left to rzght F1rstRou A Petrole C Shlckora S Shaw G Blttenbender, C. D'Angelo P DeX1g1lx A McLaugh l1n C Lannon G Corrlgan D Flerro Second Hou B Shultz A Zlegler, P. Jurus, B. AgreQta E Loewer J Lexser R Marslcano C Paletskx R Mlller Thzrd lou C Goral S Wendel, C. Shultz, J. Auddklmow S Balmt N Long OFFICERS President ....... .......,........ R obert Kistulentz Vice-President ..... ..... J ohn Andrejco Secretary ....,. ..... D onald Sandrock Treasurer. . ...... Donald Johnson Adviser .... ..,... M r. Heckman DECK HANDS The boys of the Vocational Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Edgar Heckman, do much to keep our school Well run. The different shops have taken care of such jobs as printing tickets and programs, making voting booths for the elections, and installing the sound system in the gym. In addition to all these jobs, they had the respon- sibility of printing the school paper, the Moun- taineerf' This year, during the school's annual elec- tion, the boys formed their own party called the Vocational Party. Because of their co- operation, the campaign was so successful that the boys won most of the offices. The student body and the faculty are in- deed grateful to our future craftsmen. l ff?-so 0 eb' ' LA 'U gg.. HSHUTTER-BUGS The student body of H. H. S. appreciated the fact that the expert members of the pho- tography staff were often on hand to take pic- tures for use by the Janus and Mountaineer staffs. .swf ..f N 1 Q X I 17 I -il. - -- f- . For faster and better results these pho- N - A tographersf under the supervision of Mr. Peter Dougherty, developed and printed the pictures. 'G The photographers who worked many long and hard hours played an essential role in the life of the students of H. H. S. Actwztzes Photographer Jimmy Stegnar Sporis Photographer Joanne Schiefer Asszstant Photographers John Maggio Francis Sullivan Edmund Kushnerick and Elaine Capparell Admser Mr Dougherty 111 , Vqt. OFFICERS President ,.,..... ..........,..... E rnestine Loewer Vice-President ..... ...,. R ose Ann Matteo' Secretary .......... .....,. B etsy Katchmer Treasurer ............ ..... M ary Ellen Powell Program Chairman. . . ...., Leonora Monroe Librarian .......... .,....., M ary Ator Publicity Chairman. . . ....... Joe Veach Sergeant at Arms .... .,.... L eonard Bast Adviser ..,.....,,.....,..... ..... M iss Schwartz Umissing when picture wa s takenj SOMETHING TO REMEMBER AND MAKE NOTE OF The historical-minded group of the Hazle- ton Senior High School is the Junior Historians of Pennsylvania, better known as the Diggers Fhey are under the direction of Miss Schwartz and have had a successful year. Two outstanding events in this year's Digger Club activities were the presentation of a play at State Teachers' College in East Stroudsburg and the publication of an article in the Junior Historian Magazine. Selling name cards to the seniors and preparing a historical display for Parents' Night are some of the other activities in which this club engaged. The handbook, written and prepared by the officers of this club, was a helpful guide for new students to the school. At the end of the school term the oflicers and the outstanding members of the club re- ceived Junior Historian pins in appreciation of their outstanding Work during the year. 05 ,fd 3 :gb 4 HPARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS? The members of the French Club planned interesting meetings with the assistance of erstwhile Miss Pengelly. The meetings were conducted in French to help the boys and girls develop skill in understanding, speaking, and reading the language. Once a month the French group met to have a good time participating in skits, games, singing, and conversation in French. The group also took imaginary trips to France and discussed the traditions and customs of the French people. The main social events of the year included a Christmas party, Valentine party, a dinner dance during Foreign Language Week, and a trip to the United Nations Building in New York City. e. fi'-as A Dr! 5 Q 1 ,ff 1 Good- ,fb n -5 -sn :' A OFFICERS President ......,. ................... J ohn Bergamo Vice-President, .... .... M ichael Knoblaugh Secretary ...... ....... N ancy Potsko Treasurer. . . ..........,............. Barbara Monroe Program Chairmen.Louise Gaudiano, Kathy Barthalmus Reporter. . . . . ................ Barbara Thompson Adviser .,.... Miss Pengelly Www OFFICERS President .....,.. .................. D orothy Rogus Vice-President ..... ...... M ary Ann Seman Secretary-Treasurer ............... Mary Ann Buyarski Program Chairmen. .Marie DeFrancesco, Carol D'Angelo Adviser .....4... ......,................ M rs. Beck Miss Swettman, Miss Harry TO REST AND RELAX WITH A GOOD BOOK IS PART OF THE TRIP Finding your Way around the library can be a confusing experience without the aid of the members of the Library Club. Under the supervision of Mrs. Beck, they have helped the students of the high school in many ways. The club members gave up their free peri- ods to help Mrs. Beck at the circulation desk, check attendance, and put books on shelves. The student body used the library to study, consult reference books, and read. For their social event of the year the stu- dents in the club held a skating party. m D 3 ' 'T mu i. tlfl '. nl m?5sfOu, Q Hs lad WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK Some twenty two students comprlsed the lndustnous DIStTIbUtlV9 Educatlon Club Un der the supervlslon of Mr Forhano they at tended classes ln the requlred subjects, sales manshlp and busmess At twelve o clock they went to work downtown Most of them were sales clerks and Wlll work full tlme after grad uatlon ln the1r respectxve Jobs On May fifth slxth and seventh the mem bers of the D1str1but1ve Educatlon Club went to a conventxon ln Phlladelphla at the Sylvanla Hotel There they were taken on tours, to dlnners and to a dance A k1ng and queen were plcked at thls conventlon We admlred these students who worked and earned money whxle gettmg then' educatlon OFFICERS Secretary Marian Eroh Treasurer Ralph Stanzlola Lefttorzght Fzrs!Row-C Corra M Eroh .I Bullano Second Row J Wolchesky, J Huttenst1ne,J Cameron, RSt IWNII ThrdRo SF JKI kRMhl1TR FthR'JBbbhJStfk ZDZIO a, 1 es 1 w lore, aena , ars a , ossl our ou a IS , e o, T Sllock Fzfth Row G Guscott, J Beechay, W Fedorlck, J Mulhall D - - ' - e I I 7 7 s u I u - u c I a Q, - n , n - . , - . . . . . 1 . , - a 0 1 7 . . 7 . l . President ,... ......... ,....,......,,.. W i lliam Nilles Mwlwhdegaddlhkmw 9 fy i 116 QW fx f fX,,f Y-fiw pn R ! f gxxml X xg f: ' Q A C' ! 'i 2 W , w -1 :J X C u en Wwzfddl M529 LFQX QS M ,X-'ix Y 'inf 5 if f A X N X 1xA V X if U X L X K XQXJ j X xg COACH ED BROMINSKI AVE ATQUE VALE It was wlth deep regret that we heard m early November 1956 of the I'6S1gIl3 tlon of Mr Edward Bromlnskl head football coach After a bnlllant career ln Ivy League football at Columbla Uruverslty and a well estabhshed reputatxon as a coach for Balnbndge Naval Base Plymouth and St Louls Unlverslty Mr BI'0IIl111Sk1 came to Hazleton ln 1950 He has been dedlcated to football whxle 1n Hazleton and served also as an excellent baseball coach H1s hxgh standards of ethlcs have been reflected ln the llves of the boys he coached They and we feel the loss very keenly and hope that he w1ll contmue to coach baseball and stay on as a permanent resl dent of Hazleton Success and good luck to you Mr Bronunskr 119 o o o - . u , q . - 1 . 1 . u , n f . . . . - - . . . . . n ! ' i ' . - . Q o . . . n . . ' I ! - . . . , 4 v - -3. 'U' H 29 ED BROMINSKI TONY SCARCELLA Head Coach Assistant Coach The Hazleton High School Mountaineers came to the conclusion of one of their most successful seasons with a record of five wins, one tie, and five losses. . . We would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to Mr. Brominski and the rest of the coaches, to all the players, and to all other personnel who contributed in any way in making this an exciting and successful gridiron year at H. H. S.. . . , This season will go down among the best in the annals of football history at H. H. S.. . .On behalf of the school we again Wish to thank all concerned for main- taining the high standard of sportsmanship in our high school. . . JERRY COLASURDO MARSHALL CORAZZO EDDIE FERDINAN D ROBERT KUN'rz PAUL MARKOVCHICK 121 JAMES MEISS JAMES PERNESKI ANTHONY PETRONIO MIKE PORTANOVA DAVID REESE . i 1 4 September 8 H. H. S.-13 Old Forge-14 Mountaineers edged out by Old Forge Blue Devils in an impressive and thrilling debut. . .Ferdinand scored all H. H. S. thirteen points. . .Yaccino, Colasurdo, and Perneski also turned in commendable jobs . . . Hazleton's speedy, aggressive team lost by only one point in the closing minutes of the game. . . September 14 H. H. S.-20 Allentown C. C.-0 The Mountaineers walloped Allentown Central in their first victory of the season. . . Yaccino and Ferdinand led the attack for H. H. S. with thirteen and six points respectively . . .The Vikings were held to a mere seventy- eight yards by the powerful Mounts line in one of the top defensive performances in a good many years. , . September 29 H. H. S.-6 West Scranton-6 H. H. S. line held off three Scranton West fourth quarter scoring threats. . .Scranton West failed for the first time to defeat the Moun- taineers. . .Ferdinand scored the only H. H. S. touchdown. . .An extra point blocked by Bob Kuntz in the third period saved the Mounts from defeat. . .Both teams played all out ball. . . September 21 H. H. S.-7 Swoyerville-34 Hazleton, outclassed by a strong Swoyer- ville High eleven. . .The H. H. S. gridders tried valiantly to stern the tide, but their efforts proved of no avail against the hard-running Swoyerville backs. . .Ferdinand tallied the Mounts only TD. . .As it has happened in the past, Swoyerville Sailors have proved to be a tough adversary for the H. H. S. eleven. . . October 5 H. H. S.-18 Berwick-7 The spirited Mounts whipped the favored and undefeated Berwick Bulldogs despite a bad start in this first Keystone Conference tilt . . .A well-balanced attack by a strong defense enabled the H. H. S. gridders to defeat the Bulldogs.. .Touchdowns were scored by Col- asurdo, Yaccino and Ferdinand. . .Meiss, 'Tri- colli, and Petronio displayed excellent line play.. . 5 October 12 H. H. S.-14 Shamokin-21 An inspired Shamokin team tripped the H. H. S. gridders in a hard fought encounter. . . Yaccino and Colasurdo did the Mounts scoring with eight and six points respectively. . .The first and third quarters were strictly defensive battles as both teams were held scoreless... The Greyhounds capitalized on the Mounts offensive errors, fumbles, and penalties. . . October 19 H. H. S.--33 Sunbury-27 A loosely played game produced many surprising moments, including three TD's in the first three and a half minutes of play... Yaccino displayed .brilliant play by tallying three touchdowns enabling the Mounts to emerge with a memorable victory. . .Despite a hard fought game by the Sunbury Owls, they could not defeat an inspired H. H. S. eleven. . . October 26 H. H. S.-0 Allentown-42 The Hazleton High Mountaineers fell to a bitter defeat at Allentown. . .The Mounts were unable to put up much opposition against the Canaries. . .Allentown tallied 331 rushing yards to 111 yards by Hazleton. . .Quarterback Gatski turned in a commendable job in the last quarter, but the Canaries proved to be too much for the H. H. S. gridders. . . ..+, November 2 H. H. S.-38 Tamaqua-13 The Mounts smashed the Tams in an Eastern Conference win at Tamaqua. . .Yac- clno, Gatski, Markovchick, and Colasurdo ac- counted for the H. H. S. scores. . .A powerful Hazleton line greatly contributed to the over- all attack of the Mounts. . .Ferdinand proved to be-the top ground gamer for H. H. S. gridders in grinding out 82 yards. . .The victory was a marvelous all around performance by the Mounts. . . November 9 H. H. S.-13 Pottsville-26 The Mounts were defeated by the Potts- ville High School Crimson Tide in the final Keystone Conference tilt.. .H. H. S. scores were tallied by Pemeski and Yaccino. . .Top line play on defense was exhibited by Kuntz and Petronio. . .Pottsville was inspired by their star quarterback, who ran for three TD's. . . November 22 H. H. S.-31 West Hazleton-7 H. H. S. Mountaineers smashed the West Hazleton Wildcats in the annual Turkey Day Classic. . .The Mounts outclassed the Wild- cats in every phase of the game with powerful ground attack. . .Ed Ferdinand starred by scoring three touchdowns. . .Yaccino and Col- asurdo also scored. . .A fine H. H. S. line spear- headed the attack. . .This momentous H. H. S. victory gave a superb ending to the coaching career of Ed Brominski. . . 127 ED FERDINAND WlkyH kyM a A ardfor t dgpfoma theThankg1g ay QWQH fxfigfk.,-5,73 KXQXU KJ' iff? Q -,QW Ngkwn fgfm X FXJ n if nAzuwf, STUDEIiT MSNAGERS o lim Y VLH' Why. QITZ .E FRANK PERSICO ED MATTHEWS FACULTY MANAGER ANNOUNCER .IL.fL. h 'Wl-ui FRANK CAMERA SCOREKEEPER J SCARCELLA, R LOCKWOOD BUSINESS STAFF 179 I A f , ' 1 :ef , ' Ei I ' m 5 :SQ N an Q 'I I . al. 25:3 ,- .as.. J..3,g4fi . f' wp- I . Y N -f A w' x W , A i A K Y A I f . Y . f , 5 1 I 1 Q??'12ef1fH . 'X...,,,, ,.,,. .----fl...Li ' A.. ,4 f '7 4'f'J'4 - X 'X xx 0 I xx 5 FRANK SERANY COACH Our sincere congratulations to the 1956-1957 basketball team for a job well done. Under the able teaching of Coach Frank Serany, the team compiled a commendable record. The team started the season in fine style but was nosed out in the Eastern League race in several very close games against the toughest of competition. We are particularly proud of the brilliant achievement in the past of several members of the team. Libonati, Miorelli, and Pierson were chosen to play in the annual Dream Game, with Lou Mi- orelli being chosen the most valuable player on the Mountaineer team. Fran Libonati was chosen to the All-State Team and also managed to break the scoring record at H. H. S. The reliable reserves were always prepared to support the starting five. To Mr. Serany and the team we extend our sincere thanks and the best of luck in the future. . . ANGELO ESPOSITO EDMUND FERDINAND December 11 H. H. S.-52 Old Forge-55 The Hazleton High Mounts were outscored by a scrappy Old Forge ag- gregation in the first loss of the season . . .Libonati, Miorelli, Pierson, and Yaccino led the H. H. S. team in points . . .Although the H. H. S. cagers out- classed the Blue Devils in the field, the outcome of this close game was decided by the foul shooting of Old Forge. . . December 7 H. H. S.-65 Plymouth-42 Fran Libonati spearheaded the at- tack in crushing Plymouth High Shaw- nees in the H. H. S. cage debut of the '56-'57 season. . .The Mounts displayed excellent shooting and ball handling, putting up a rugged defense as they romped to an easy victory. . .Although the H. H. S. cagers lacked real height, they showed promise of being a well rounded team under the capable super- vision of Coach Frank Serany. . .Ex- perienced reserves did much in con- tributing to this H. H. S. win. . . December 18 H. H. S.-66 Berwick-53 H. H. S. chalked up its third tri- umph in four battles with the Berwick Bulldogs as their victim in an exhibi- tion encounter. . .The Mounts were led in the scoring column by Jim Pierson who sank twenty points at the pivot. . . The scoring percentage of H. H. S. was terrific with a sixty percent accuracy mark of twenty seven out of forty four shots from the field. . . lil-1 December 14 H. H. 5.467 W. B. Coughlinff57 The blue and white cagers of H. H. S. claimed Coughlin High School as their second victim of the season... Fran Libonati again sparked the Mounts attack with twenty-five points. . .A surge by the desperate Coughlin cagers proved to make.the second half of the game more exciting. . .The H. H. S. team with their superb driving and foal shooting turned in a commendable Jo . . . 2. nglllg X ,,1' ,Q '-- 1 KXS , il Q , - 1 L I .sl 1: 'Q 'M 1 X . .. LOUIS FARACE FRANCIS LIBONATI l LOUIS MORELLI DAVID MURRIN December 28 H. H. S.-63 WilliamsportA59 The Mountaineers had enough steam in the closing minutes of an ex- hibition tilt to seize a thrilling triumph from the ever-battling Williamsport squad.. .Miorelli, Pierson, Feola, and Pecile all scored in double figures for Hazleton. . .With only a two point lead in the closing minutes the Mounts managed to come out on top with some very calm and accurate play. . . December 21 H. H. S.-68 Alumni-74 The Mountaineers of Coach Serany ran into stiff competion when they tangled with the Alumni at the H. H. S. gym. . .The Alumni came through with a nine point splurge early in the fourth quarter by way of several costly mistakes by the hard-fighting Hazleton squad. . .Lou Miorelli finished high man for the Mounts with seventeen points followed closely by Fran Lib- onati with sixteen. . . 1 January 4 H. H. S.-71 Swoyerville-64 Every man who saw action for H. H. S. contributed his share in a bril- Every man who saw action for H. H. S. contributed his share in a brilliant upset over an aggressive Swoyerville squad. . .The attack was led by Fran Libonati with nineteen points and Pier- son, Feola, and Pecile scoring in double figures. , .In the final quarter Swoyer- ville resorted to a fouling game which enabled H. H. S. to can thirty three out of forty seven foul shot attempts and come out on top in the scoring column. . . January 2 H. H. S.-51 Plymouth-53 The H. H. S. cagers were not up to par as they were toppled by the Plymouth Shawnee aggregation in the closing seconds of an exhibition tilt. . . With moments to go Plymouth tied the score at 51-51. . .Seconds later H. H. S. lost the ball on a walking violation and a Plymouth player let fly with three seconds left, to sew up the game. O O O 0 ' ' ' ' HBH! VISITUR JAMES PERNESKI JAMES PIERSON NEIL CUSATE LOUIS FEOLA January 11 H. H. S.-45 Easton-44 As a result of a technical foul called against Coach Carilo of Easton for disputing an official's call on a running decision, H. H. S. squeeked past Easton by one point. . .Lou Miorelli and Fran Libonati were the big men for the Mounts, splitting the cords for thirty one points. . .Hazleton had numerous opportunities to pull ahead but missed several easy shots. . . January 8 H. H. S.-56 Pottsville-69 ' After a poor first half Pottsville flared upto surprise the H. H. S. Mounts and win the East Penn opener before seven hundred fans at Pottsville. . . The Crimson attack was lead by Pepe who had thirty two points. . .H. H. S. led at one point in the second quarter 23-10 but the twenty nine foul shots by Pottsville determined the game... January 25 H. H. S.-87 Allentown Central-89 In a tense and exciting battle the Vikings of Allentown Central downed the H. H. S. cagers by two points in a heartbreaking loss. . .The shooting of both teams was nothing short of sen- sational. . .Despite their tremendous shooting, the Mounts trailed most of the way. . .A splendid job was turned in by Fran Libonati with thirty one points, followed by Rinaldo Pecile with twenty four. . . lfis January 15 H. H. S.-70 Allentown-74 The superman performance of Bob Heffner was barely enough to outgun the Mountaineers seventy four to sev- enty in one of the outstanding thrillers in the Eastern League cage season. . . Libonati was the best all around per- former for the Mountaineers with a good job turned in by Pecile, Perneski, Miorelli, and Palermo.. .The Mounts deserved better fate in this ball game. January 18 H. H. S.-42 Bethleham-49 H. H. S. displayed poor shooting in dropping an East Penn League de- cision at Bethlehem. . .The Mounts led only in the very first minutes of the game...The game was slow all the way with both teams having trouble getting the lid off the basket.. .Fran Libonati did the bulk of the scoring for the Mounts with seventeen points... BARNEY GATSKI FRANK PALERMO RINALDO PECILE JAMES SENAPE February 5 H. H. S.-54 Williamsport-47 A red hot H. H. S. five, led by Fran Libonati, scoring from far. and near, was enough to dump a Williams- port quintet fifty four to forty seven in an exhibition pairing. . .H. H. S. flashed its best form of the night in the second quarter by holding the Billies to three points While collecting thirteen. . . February 8 H. H. S.-78 Easton-70 A terrific attack, sparked by John- ny Yaccino and Jim Perneski provided a wild overtime victory for H. H. S.. . . Fran Libonati led the scoring for the team with twenty eight points. . .The tension mounted from terrific to un- bearable as the game was forced into an overtime period. . .Two field goals sewed up as wild and woolly a game as ever was seen in the H. H. S. gym. . . February 1 H. H. S.-72 Pottsville-47 The Mounts set a dazzling pace from the opening tap to completely smother the Pottsville Crimsons. . .All five starters turned in a tremendous job on defense. . .Pottsville had only eight field goals in the first three quarters of the game. . .With a good defense and a lot of sharpshooting the Mounts pro- duced a superior performance. . . February 12 H. H. S.-58 Allentown-83 A terrifically sharpshooting Allen- town quintet outperiormed the Mounts at the Little Palestra, . .Miorelli and Yaccino were the best players for Hazle- ton, with a fine job turned in by all the Mountaineers. . .The Canaries con- trolled the boards and were very sharp from the outside. . .The Mounts tried hard to keep in the game but Allentown was unbeatable. . . February 15 H. H. S.-72 Bethlehem-80 In the final home game of the season for H. H. S., the Mounts fell down in defeat to Bethlehem. . .Hazleton staged a desperate bid but the cagers were un- able to overcome the highly mobile and confident Bethlehem aggregation. . . The best bets for H. H. S. were Fran Libonati and Johnny 'Yaccino with twenty four and twenty points respec- tively. . . February 21 JOHN YACCINO H. H. S.-49 Allentown Central-55 The Mounts went down to defeat at the hands of the Allentown Central Vikings in the final game of the Eastern League campaign. . .H. H. S. entered the final period with a five point lead. . .The Vikings began a full court press which caused the Mounts to commit a number of fouls leading to their defeat. . .Fran Libonati finished the sea- son for H. H. S. with a record shattering 19.2 points per game. . . u - - - 9 5 94 ...- 0.-'.-.sp 2.26-ga 'f-'O f 9 f ' 140 K '4 N xl Q. , , ,Si , , . Q 'L-si w y, V51 A 9 h Qi 5, N4 j QP I . 5 4 . ,tj N 1 ' EW K lg! , V g ij l kr - E556 ,Q 5,5 -N, -QV, Y -A Xfikig? nv ,AW If 'J aw, Q 'f 1' ' , h ' 1 5 s 6 wi sf 5 E5 fi . U x L fm-Q Q5 3 if 32' ..,j 5 3 .2 f-1953.4 1 4-I :i , fuvg Q Yi -fr? - fre' Wi ' L ' , - A wif? f frsffff- ff f I - , v, 4 4 ., ,Hub--'A-4-1-1i 'u3Z..1..f1,, 1 x ', wif ,fr ' , ,fn .Q 6 y J is 2 , M X w 4 f' - :,,, 2, ' - f .E f QW , 1 gd, 4.- X11 vw W, ' In , , ,I I 1' ... V A , u, ' ., WS ' . -a 'v '15 Qsyo .0 ff , Op' I .' .I 1 4 ' O r 3' f fag ,MIK X r, 6 MISS Rattlgan Elsle Balas Ann McLaughlm Mane Melmck When our morale was low and defeat seemed to be the lnevltable who was there to arouse our sp1r1t and bulld up our morale? Why our effer vescent cheerleaders of course What shows the loyalty of the cheerleaders more than the fact that they practlced through the hot summer months and then w1th thexr ankles deep ln snow cheered for our team No group could have been more devoted to the Welfare of our basketball and football teams Thls year Mlss Rattxgan has taken over the Job of ad vlser and under her patlent come out wlth many ongmal routines As a result of thexr efforts these mgenlous gems of Splflt have galned the respect of the entlre student body of H H S Anna Jean Cameron Jean Greshko Grace Gughemlm Mary Ellen 143 Stanzlola Mary Lou Leuthold Ann Ietrole Patsy Congell ! , . , . . . , . . , . leadershlp the cheerleaders have . Y u' ' 77 ' ' The initiative and originality of our 1 v' Left to right: First Row-Kathy Barthalmus, Carol Maguschak. Second Row-Barbara Keuch, Elsie Spen- cer Peggie Crane. Third Row-Rose Ann Matteo, Bren- da Berlitz, Betsi Katchmer. FLAG TWIRLERS USHERETTES The usherettes were seen at all foot- ball and basketball games. These ami- cable, spirited girls guided students to the cheering sections and adults to their re- served seats. We appreciated the essential task which these girls undertook and are indebted to their sponsor, Mr. Persico. music department brought about the organization of the Flag Twirlers. This group, composed of junior girls, was organized this year under the direc- tion of Miss Hochella They have Worked hard and have successfully displayed their talented abilities at the basketball and football games, in the Mummer's Parade, and in other parades. Our hearts swelled with pride as the Flag Twirlers in their precisioned routines waved the colors of our Alma Mater. 144 Left to right-Carmella Cerullo, Patsy Kurdziel, Marty' Hobart, Catherine Burrell, Bernice VanGroski, Mary Forliano, Carol Shickora, Kathy Reinhart CMissing when picture was takenl. Nancy Mxhalovlch Monxm Yunck Mlss Hochella Wlth thexr new umforms and snappy routmes the MaJor ettes have marched nght into the hearts of the students of H H S What would our pa rades, games, and pep rallles have been llke wlthout our MaJorettes They have taken us to the West wlth a cowboy routme to the heart of Duueland wxth thexr hlgh stepping Jazz tunes to the open seas wlth Anchors Awelgh and to Latln America wxth a Calypso We also en Joyed them at the Band Con cert held ln the sprmg Composed of Jumor and senlor glrls and d1rected by Mlss Hochella., these danclng dolls have very well repre- sented H H S m whatever they have done Glona Walker Elame Wolfe Elaxne Andeara Jan Jones Sandra Moore Sandra Cassarella Jayne Dxnsmore 145 . I ' l , . . . . . . - . . I l I - . . . . ' 1 1 . . . . ' 9 ' ' ' u . ,, . . 1 . , - . . . . H . rr . . . . Banda!! Under the expert coachlng of Ed Brommskl the baseball team complled a fine record of ten WIHS out of a total of fourteen games VV e look forward to another fine season from the many experlenced members of thls team Congratulatxons to Ed Brommskl and the team for com mendable 56 season and best of luck to the 57 squad ED BROMINSKI ss BASEBALL scomas KlngSt0H W B Coughlm Swoyervllle Berwlck Lansford W B Coughlln M M I West Hazleton Berwxck Lansford M M I West Hazleton Rmgtown Salnt Clalr WU 'lff A11 L ff VHFPU uf 'E W N44 L U 4 L 71 uvfaaxt JY fy'-4 Q, K L-J-Akk s-M 4' Left to nght Fzrst Row R Corradml Second Rou C Kennedy M Platte J Bartol J Esposlto W Zelesnock D Lovrlmc D Fuehrer J Mexss J Blashko Thzrd R011 L Lennartz A Esposlto B Gatskl J Senape F Lxbonatl E Ferdlnand B Wagner Uzsszng from pzcture J Colasurdo 146 ,f .KJ dk, .Xt A JOE BLASKO JERRY COLOSURDO ANGELO ESPOSITO . L, .. .1-I ,J is Y ' if if R R R za? J I . EDDIE FERDINAND CHARLES KENNEDY E?'2iL?L5ffQ,jf7 fi 1 R ami ' zmwgfezn . 1 . Nz- E Q '??'f ' JM'-,. - ' FRAN LIBONATI JIM MEISS MIKE PLATTE 5 . . Guided by the splendid and experienced coaching of Larry Kushmider, the H. H. S. swimmers compiled a commendable 3-3 record against very rugged competition. . .Long hours of hard work and practice enabled the splashers to defeat Scranton Central, Scranton Tech., Reading, and give the powerful Hershey team stiff competition, losing by only one point. .. Swimmers Hastie and Buchman qualified for the P. I. A. A. swimming meet at Penn State University and performed a commendable job. Congratulations to the H. H. S. swimming team for a fine season. . . ,Q I ,. .lg pi l'L'f,!..U-I - s ..... us! ':f'l 'I U COACH LARRY KUSHMIDER SCHEDULE H. H. S. Opponent 41 Scranton Central 36 46 Scranton Tech. 31 24 Allentown 53 41 Reading 36 38 Hershey 39 35 Wyoming Seminary 41 148 ,Z Mr Kushmlder gxves hls boys last mlnute advlce 767 771,253 'l Q1 ,fk ,B 1' ASL ii 5 We I Wi Lad Left to rzght Fzrst Ron H Wolfe N Burdash R McNertney S Beltramx G Schmeer Second Rou J Woltko R Gennettx J Bohtsky C Walper R Hnasko R Kutchx Th1rdRou J Schaller R Roswell A Stola A Saul R Lozosky J Koch Fourth Rou J Crfug R Lawrence F Curran I Youngman R Schatz J Gavert Fzfth Rou J Andeara H Hastxe F Buchman B Leonard R CZSRTI M Heaney E Brown D Smudln G Antollck Standzng Coach Larry Kushmlder 149 2 r J ,, 2 i ' x . '4 . xi l rg K I, X , . 2 ,. ,O Xsw 'V l - , Q .jr 4 V ,V I, 5 . A . E , L 'J 1 V A 0 u .K -4 5 K K , r X J' r' 3' fi . , X V . ,N .. fl K I '- 1' ' I I' A 1 A K, K 1 L I lx I I W ' 1 f n ' L. .ibn NW? cr? Q me , Q QL A, . . of Jw ' N X L YJ ' 1 . .- or no r , ,T J J H 1, 5 53 KQVA ei 'NHL' T! J N I Y Kd' ' I JT ' 're ,IL A V K V I 5 X Ax 4 X xx A . ,Z fl A M J 4 -Q J' L, -6 l 4 f V 2 R A' ': If I ' .Y '12 7,,, ' 'xx I Env' l J J A 'A w fxxf X X ' X, fl ., LJ A W T., iv A. .xi '- wih WI ! X Q A J ,- i 1 ' - kt V ' .J I A T I i .Y I Q! 3 V L , A , 1 V , 3 9 , ' ' ' If 2 , hi' 4 - , 3 ' 4' 7- V 1 ' l HOWELL HASTIE 4 F' ini JACK ANDEARA FRANK BUCHMAN lo 303 RICHIE CASARI BRUCE LEONARD MARTIN HEANEY 151 COACHES FRANK VALENTE, SAVERIO SAULO 74406 SCHEDULE H. H. S .......... 69 Ashland .... . H. H. S .... .... 4 9 Tamaqua .... H. H. S .... .... 4 6 Mt. Carmel. . H. H. S .... .... 5 4 Tamaqua .... H. H. S .... .... 6 7 Nesquehoning . I x A ' BOB KUNTZ DAVE REESE FRANK BUCHMAN FRANK FORTE WALT SPENCER 10 , Y J I Q ge? ' , ? if ' ' ' A ' .yi - 1 '? .:f,,Q . f ' -,Mf-:gr f 1 E '34,-i- A ' '3 nufoffwffd awww M gxjfpx CCVXIPI INIFNT S OI' COSCROVE HAZLETON S PHOTOCRAPHER M kPh g F y gP tg STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP 2 B t G 421 18 - r akers of Prize Winning Yearboo oto raphs The irst with Ever thin ho o raphic 7 W. road S . Phone L 5- 7 Xll CUNCRATULATIUNS lo the Graduates of the Class of 1907 we extend our congratulatlons and an lT'lN1t3.tlOI1 to use thlb Bank s Fmanclal Serwces TRADERS BANK AND TRUST CO Ha7leLon Pa Member of Member of Federal Reserve Federal Deposnt System Insurance Corporatlon l 9 for f1,m1cN'1's Ulf CAL DANE STUDIO COMPLIMENTS AE CK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Hazleton Penna BEST WISHES to the Graduatlng Class ff -S? J, .ff Q Q33 of 1957 6 0 E Z y 4, y i? 6, 5 1 S A lf WX vuvonrqmg w Q , ff' WYWWWW WX Ag f G 0 0 D TO THE LAST SLICE' 160 OF . . DI , . Q' Q51 ' . 4. 7 Q Y. 4 Q99 3615 - - 5? 'V . I ll . .. K ' w:5f'1 fg . ad , E gf. ,Q ' . , ' e ff ix 1 T' N p ,' s 2. 1, ,v iii ATC. XJ, u . . QXQW1.-xx , 1 HA- Tl xx : C ' ybkxff COWII LINIPN IS THE PLAIN SPEAKER STANDARD SENTINEL 1867 1957 90 YEARS OF SERVICE MARKLE BANKING 8. TRUST COMPANY IO VI est Broad Street 919 XX est Flftee-nth Street 'Nlember of Nlember of Federal DGDOSII Feder I Imurance Corporatxon Reserve S3 stem I I OIT TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS - Q. . a HAZLETON FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION COMPLIMI-3xTs OF SUPERIOR SLEEPRIIE 16 12 EAST BROAD STREET PHONE-GL 4-6687 GEN ETTI'S SUPERMARKETS Hazleton Freeland Tamaqua Hazleton s Largest Food Retazlers THE GREATEST SAFEGUARD IN ANY BANK IS the management Umted States Government SUDQFVISIOD rs lmportant here and so are thls bank s capxtal assets of more than SZ 000 000 whlle Federal Deposnt Insurance up to S10 000 for each customer counts for much But sound pohcxes and efficlency m operatxon are the determmmg factors ln the stablllty of thls lnStltl1tl0Tl where Hazleton people have been BANKING WITH SAFETY Since 1890 HAZLETON NATIUNAL BANK HALLETON PA Member of Federal Deposit lnsurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System NIAIN OFFIFI' Br ad and lau I Streets Hulf-Lon la 203 20 North First Stre L arl n l r and White Streets Lehlghton Pa Weatherly l Wussport Pa 161 , . ,I .k. . . . , ' . ,A I Y I Y ' L , . 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Also manufacturers 1 v 7 9 I' 1 r 's Wnlbur A Koch Agency REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Llst with us to Sell COMPLIMENTS OF Ge n e F I e r ro GENERAL CONTRACTOR Joseph Muorelll 81 Co , Inc MASON CONTRACTOR Rr 319 Carleton Avenue Hazleton Penna Telephone GL 0 2311 COMPLIMENTS OF Homeroom 204 I C l Q ll ' ' 7? Insure with us and Save Q Q O O , . Bonomo s Decorators North XX wnumx Stun It cr CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES SLIP COVERS BEDROOM LNSEMBLES AND DECORATOR CARPET By Magee WALL TO WALL L 1 o m Nlck Banomo Do Your Shopping at The Leader Hazleton s Value and Low Prlce Center COMPLIMEN1 S LAW OFFICES OF Laputka Bayless, Ecker, and Cohn Traders Bank Blllldlflg CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 S S Kresge Company 9 5421- ' fi'-11 Haul ltrm, I' - mu. W I , ., PIIOII K: Hzxxlet' im GL F-4401 OF' , , , 16. 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Door C CUSTOM WOODWORK Is FRAMES SASH DOORS STORM DOORS PICTURE WINDOWS MODERN KITCHENS Phone PA '3 2764 U C OMPI IMI IVIS Mountain Cnty Televusuon Company THE CABLE CO 86 N XI xommg Street H.1LIeton Pennfs. Pnone Howleton C lulbtone 4 3841 HAZLETON BRICK I I I . , , , A OF I IBRVB Il-X. OF , C'0MI'I,IMEN'I'S - - OI I I I I Lf, if I I I 171 II INII Lauderbanh 8. Cu Cal s Llght Lunch I-IAIVIBURGERS and HOT DOGS III I IA DS mn 44 Try Our DCIICIOUS Sausage Burgers Lancaster Eng Corp Dnstrlbutors WISCONSIN AIR COOLED ENGINES 'Y H P H00 mtl I f 3002 'N C humh Street Hazleton Ienna GL Q 3624 QL 0 360 0 COMPLIMI' 'VI S Homeroom 2I8 7 9 0 VOIX II, . 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I S a I L, Haze illage Hazleton-McAdoo Highway n : az S - 5 9 s 2 PS . 177 HOME OF THE STARS KORNER KOFFEE SHOPPE 12th and Alter Streets Hazleton Pa CLADSTONE 4 0898 2 WAY RADIO CABS HAZLE CAB CO 'tu W Green Street Hazleton Pa NORBERT R CORRIGAN REGISTERED PLUMBING AND HEATING 133 S Ime St Hazleton Pa GL 4 1661 Phone GL 0 0971 COMPLIMENTS OF LOCKWOOD S CAFE Treel-cow Pa SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE BON TON TEEN s CENTER COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Phone GL o 0261 JIMMY S WELDING AND SUPPLIES 44, JAMES VITO PROP 154 N Cedar Street Hazleton Penna COMPLTMENTS OF C 8: P ECONOM Y STORE 118 E Chestnut Street Hazleton Penna lb I ' u . , , . . , . . 1 1 -- Y . . . . , . v I V-. ! , . , . . , b H, CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 DR JAMES J FALVELLO SEIDEL the FLORIST 31 N Liurel Street Ihone GL 4 7871 S G MATYAS Sz SON INSURANCE AND FINANCE UNION SAVINCS AND LOAN BUII DING HARRY V PARENTE DISTINCTIVE JEWELRY Sznce 1890 THE CLASS RING CI NTER OF THF HIGH SCHOOLS 118 N Wyommg Street ORDER YOUR CORSAGE DIRECT FROM BOB SMITH S FLOWERS 41 Last Broad Street I hone GL 41621 Greenhouse GL 4 4471 TUNNESSEN S AUTOMOTIVE HEADQUARTERS Bro ui and Green Streets Hfwleton Ienna COMPLIMENTS OF CLICK S SHOE STORE SKATELAND PENNSYLVANIA S NEWEST AND MOST MODERN ROLLER SKATING RINK -I Vue Plum: for N110 People H uleton I .1 I hone GL 4 9030 I .: , Q I . . . . . . , 1 3 - I I I A .A ,I - Q 7 ,, L v - w I ,fb 2 . -. , . 7 . , , . ,, , . Y 7 If -A .2 5 U ., 1. J 1 . , . - COM1 LIMEN rs OF I-IOMEROOM 121 B F ZIEGLER T F RICHARDS L F ZIEGLER B F ZIEGLER GENERAL CONTRACTORS OFFIC F .md MILI O19 W I'1fth Street Te CL 31011 BEST w1sHES TO THE CLASS OF 1957 LAUREL DRIVE IN AND RESTAURANT Hdvleton McAdoO Hxghway ERNEST J MAINENTI GENERAL INSURANCE 'in I tfxyette Ct 7 CONGRATULATIONS DR J F SCHATZ CHIROPRACTOR an N Laurel Street Ha7letOr1 Penna COM1 LTMENTS OF SCATTON BROTHERS CONGRATULATIONS IFFERT S MARKET HAZLETON S OLDEST MEAT MARKET 64 N Locust Street Hazleton Ienna. Phone Hazleton C ladstone 4 1351 COM PLIMENTS OF ROSEN S FURNITURE STORE ,, L1 , , , , , . . f 4 ' J l. 1 T- . U' .2 1 ' . Hazleton, Ienna. 1 . . . . , . a , 1 .1 J 1 , , . : I s - .I 180 ALTERETTE LUNCHEONETTE U84 Alter St Delncnously Dnfferent Dolly Madison Ice Cream Open6 AM IOIAM CONGRATULATIONS SHARP S BAKERY Freeland Penna Cow 1 Im NTS OF BERNSTEIN S BAKERY 16 W Wyommg Street GL J 1971 CONGRATULATIONS BODNAR S FOOD MARKET CONGRATULATIONS HOMEROOM 203 CONGRATULATIONS FRUMKIN BROS 21 W Broad St COMl1IN1l NTS OI' BYOREK S KNOTTY PINE BARBECUE Only fha hzyhf Iljlullzlq fn d frzed nn 1895 fi YQUALITY ICI TRLAM PURE AS THE MOUNTAIN AIR li , l ,A l 1 Y Y HOMIE OF FAMOUS BRANDS ,J I , A . . si , I 'OK IM J I 'x 'A fl L1 The C E Ilelmes Insurance Agency C D Helmes J M Dougherty Flre Autom0b1le Plate Gla Surety Bond Compematlon Personal Accldent LICENSED BROKERS 413 Trader Bdnl Bullllng COXII I INIFNITS OF PUGLIESE AND SONS CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS OF CUSTOM MADE KITCHEN CABINETS STANLEY LOBITZ CATERING SERVICE PARTIES BANQUETS WEDDINGS FUNERALS OUTDOOR AFFAIRS 400 Canon St I hone CI 4 81' CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1957 LUSHER SL LUSHER PRINTERS CEIL S COSMETICS AND GIFTS 123 West Broad Street Hazleton Pa honeCI479 CONGRATULATIONS HOMEROOM 109 AND A RESTAURANT I' Bn ul Str . 1 Mun, l'vn . com LIMENTS OF SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO lin xx Broad Sl Hdylpmn, R1 A ' 4' s Phone GL 4-21821 Hazleton, I'z1. ' . . ' J I - L1 I I' I I -L1 I A J M. . , l I I I. nz I 901 3 I. ' . lI'x',l nm. I ' lx COHN S INCORPORATED N W5 gSt COMPLIMENTS OF MIDDLE COAL FIELD SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Ea t Bro d Street Ha leto Penna COMI I IMI NTS OI HOMEROOM 208 COMPLIMENTS OF REA 8: DERICK INC mwcs COSMETICS LUNCHEONETTE COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1957 FROM THE REIDLER KNITTING MILL 757 West Bro d Street Hazleton Pa CONGRATULATIONS HOMEROOM 212 NEW MODERN DINER FOR THE CLASS OF 57 BLUE COMET DINER S uth Chu h St eet COMPLIMENTS OF SUN VALLEY MEATS Dru Penna IK 1 I', 'Omin reet Hazleton, Venna. 5 3 z n, . Z ' I ' ' , . 20 W. Broad St. Phone GL 4-552 I 1 I a , . Y O ' rc r ms, . Hazleton, Penna. I3 COMPLIMENTS OF KAPES AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE 20 N Popl St eet Phone GL 4 0061 C OMI LINIEN IS OF LEADER FINANCE INC HAIIPTON IA COMI LIMENTS OF HAZLETON BURIAL VAULT NEVIN E WACNER 119 E Oak Street BEST WISH ES HAPPY FUTURE YEARS AUTOMOBILE SUPPLY CO C' e COMI LIMENTS OF DIAMOND BOWLING ALLEYS BOWL FOR HEALTH 783 Alte St eet CONGRATULATIONS HOWARD SALES CO 40W B oad St t HAZLETON S COMPLETE JEWELER MARY AND LOUIS STORE ON THE SECOND FLOOR LATEST IN WOMEN S FASHIONS 44W BodStet et AND GIFT CENTER KEYSTONE COCA COLA BOTTLING CO GL 4 1861 v f ' 1 1 ' ' 7 ' W Y I , 1 . . . , . . ar r P and . 210 E. r en Street West Hazleton, Perma. I I . . r ree Al li ll 9 2 r r ,, . r a r e ' Hazl on, Penna. - 15-1 RIPA S WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY IN Wyommg., Street Huleton Ienna Ihone H ml ton Gladstone 0 3451 11azlftunxOnlyt I Jeuelers CONII I IMENTS OF CORREALE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY C ow 1 IMI' NTS or PECORA S Mnlk for Mothers Who Care Webt H wleton C L 4 4841 THIRD BASE THE BEST HOACIES IN TOWN Nerl Bee! Place to Home 704 Carson Street Hlzleton Pa Phone GL 9 0631 COXIPLINIENTS or BRUCE M HICKS Pharmaclst Hotel Altamont Burldlng Hazleton Pa JOI-IN J BOYLE SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS M J LAPUTKA AND SONS INC 601 Traders Bank Bulldxng H wleton I ennd I hone GL 4 3061 GENERAL INSURANCE CONIPI IVIFNTS OF CONEY ISLAND THE ORIGINAL PLACE FOR HOT WEINERS Ii North XX yommg St J ! j I I 4 ' . , , I . w . . . 0 ' . . ' ,. . . . - .. ., I , ,, I I' I 1 1 :AY II I 41 O! , . FARM DAIRY Carl Muzzy Mishinski 44 ' 77 - 2 , '. .- 2. I - . . . . , . . . I J I .. , . , I , I -- -A .I v y - 1 HLADIES' APPAREL HYMAN'S MEN s CLOTHING ST. PAUL'S METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP IN APPRECIATION OF MISS DOROTHY M BAYLESS CUVIII INIFN FS UI DEEMER AND COMPANY B ad S Cow11L1x1I-NTS OF DR JOSEPH FESCINA CONIIIIIVIINTS or I JANOV SHIRT CO Cow LIMP NTS or DR LOUIS McALOOSE JOHN STAN MELNICK ARMSTRONG AND GOLD SEAL LINOLEUM dW 4 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1957 GRACE WALTON N IIz1zI0tori, I'z1, ' K A I X. H. 712.5 ' 224 W. ro Ltreet ,I I I . If Q A v 3 ' - RUBBER AND ASPHALT TILE BEAUTY SHOPPE Guarantee orkmanship 521 I ,jamgg SU-get TISI IN. YIYN? SI. GI, -3921 Hglflytuny I'9nngL IMS cow 1 mx 'ws OF A FRIEND HASTIE S CALSO SERVICE STATION Route 309 LOMI I IMI-NTQ UP 'I HI- SUN VALLEY INN Route 109 Huleton Vhlke Birre Hlghkk I Cow 1 IMFNITS OF HOMEROOM 211 LONIIIINIINTS TIGER S CAFE 169 Alter Street H ulotrm I cnnd COMI LIVIENITS OF GABE S PHOTO srumo CONII I INIINIS OI' DELLA SANTE S USED CARS COMI I INII' NTS OF THE GIRLS OF HOMEROOM 119 . , , . .. ,. L , 4 I I I I , , . . I L . I , ,I j. ' +1 'f 'ay Drums, I'e-nnu. '.Z.II OF , 'L , ' 1 ,. . , ., rx . .. , . , , Nu. , J 1 . ,. .. . ,A ,A a IST COMPLIMENTS OF GERALD SPORTSWEAR COMPLIMENTS OF RITA FERDINAND HAIR DRESSER 349 W. B Oad St eet LOCKWOOD S INSURANCE AGENCY d V g 468 S P pl r Street H Ieto Penna Iho e GL 4 6061 GL 4 0433 FOMPI IMENTS OF DR K F STEINBACH COM1 LIMENTS OF A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1957 HAZLETON HIGH SCHOOL JAZZ BAND CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1957 LINCOLN CUT RATE CONFECTIONS DRY cooos PATENT MEDICINES O e Ha GL ci tone HOTEL MEDVITZ r r 9 Sam an ir inia Lockwood . 0 a az n, . . I n -A - x - I 3 First and Lincoln Streets Ph n : 'zletOn, a s 4-9052 188 CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS OF MORRIS SQUARE DEAL JEWELERS I VN Bro ul Street DIAMOND FLORIST Mrs Angeline Colombo, Prop FLOW ERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 69 N IN xommg Street H uleton Pa D1 xl GL 4 3161 II e Telegraph Flowers KING CLEANERS Alter Street Hazleton Perma f OMI 1 IMENTS OF I-IOMEROOM 3E COM1 LIMENTS OF I-IOMEROOM 115 COM1 LIMENTS OF HOMEROOM 1E COMI LIMEW rs HOMEROOM 103 159 CONII I IMENTS OF MOSES STORE 690 Alter St CONII LINIEINTS OF TUNNESSEN S RADIATOR SHOP 193 W Gre n Street Gladstone 4 1161 , f ,57 V U 7. N LY . h ' A COMPLIMENTS OF I , I 3 L 1 , 1 ' OF l A , 1 , ' . ' 1 I , I I ' Q - CONIPLIMEINTS OF ITHE KIDDIE FASHION CENTER t one GI 4 1 LUCHI CONSTRUCTION Drums I enn 1 COMPLI M FN TS OF HOMEROOM 210 COMI LIMENITS OF WILLIAM PIPPERT UPHOLSTERERS T91 .Iamee Street Ha.zleton I KONIIIINIFNIS IF FIERRO S FURNITURE STORE INC N XNXOTIIIII S Herz etrm I1 DAN SMITH S WAYSIDE GARDENS Drum Isnnr CONII I INIFNXIS OF UNITED WALL PAPER COMPANY COVII LIMENI I'S OF CERRITO S RADIO AND BOYLE S STORE 68 S I oplar Street Huleton I enna JIMMIES MEN S SHOP N VM Jmmg Street Hf17Iet an Ia. CLOTHES OF DISTINCTION NORTH SALES CO 30 Fx t Brodi Street SCHOOL SUPPLIES H uItton Perma CONII I INIEN IS OF Atty James P Costello CONIII mm IS OF HOMEROOM 312 CONII I IXIPNTS OF HOMEROOM 3W CONIPLINIENTS or rm HAZLE DRUG Broad and VI xommg St FARMERS NIGHT MARKET Rear Cenettx Luth Street M rrket Mond y Wed esday F day ALL FRESH VEGETABLES V . ,,-, L7. 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Ilty COMPLIMENTS OF CHISNELL INC COMPLIMENTS OF CITY BOOK STORE ERNEST H JAMES COMPLIMENTS OF TOWERS T V AND APPLIANCE CENTER 130 East Broad Street Hazleton Penna LOTITO S MARKET COMPLETE FOOD STORE Phone GL 4 4491 SMILAX FLORAL SHOP 20 East Broafl Street Hazleton Ienna J nShl Ids Flo st COMPLIMENTS OF DOROTHY BEAUTY SHOPPE Hazleton Natlonal Bank Bulldmg Gladstone 4 5261 HEINIE S GARAGE 115 West 11th Street Hazleton lenna FOR THE BEST IN REPAIRS COMPLIMENTS OF LILLIANS BRIDAL SHOP 80 N Wyomlng Street COM PLIMENTS OF PANE PRODUCE HOLY TRINITY BOWLING ALLEYS Manager Ed Bartol A GAUDIO SL SONS FLOWERS AND POTTED PLANTS 910 Gr mt Street Phone Hazleton Gl xcl tone 0 0133 COMPI IMFNTS OF JEANETTE S SPECIALTY SHOP Ill VN Broad St COMI LIMFNTS OF EMPIRE CLEANERS 4 7 E Fxfth Street Hazleton Penna COMI LIMENTS OF DR A HARVEY CHIROPRACTOR Vlne Street H8Zl8tO!1 , 2' N. ' . . A . I - 'a ' 9 4 U . . . ea 'e , ri - 9 .E T , 1 COMl'LlMIfNTS OF : 1 s '- 1' 33 '. . I j I 22. . ' - - N. ' 191 IIIINII NIS FLORENCE BEAUTY SHOPPE HOCH S GARAGE Dr ms Pa I hone IA 3 1161 Com 1 INII N IS or KRIGGY S SMOKE SHOP 1 wer N111 COMI LIMENTS OF GEORGE S HOT PITZ M5 N Wyoming Street EDUCATION IS ONE OF 1 1 YOUR GREATEST POSSESSIONS SAUL AND SON CONII I INIENITS OI' WALLY S BAR Sz GRILLE 170 N XNWOITIIHQ St LEO DAGOSTIN I hone GL 4 6401 ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE FELLIN S AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY FRED SCHMEER S BROADWAY MARKET 303 300 W Broad Street Hazleton Ienna GL 0 .3071 FERDINAND S FROZEN FOODS F If n onef CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 57 De JOSEPH S C ONII I INIFN YS OF VALIANT S DINER um CONIPI INIIN IS OF PH YSICIANS CLINICAL LABORATORY COMPLIMENTS OF EMPIRE UPHOLSTERING COMPANY C ONIPI INII N IS OI' CONGRATULATIONS FRANK S MARKET THOMAS LEATHER COMPANY Crsen 3' E Broad Street P l Hall I Hazleton Penna 19 r-U W f'-' W H --- -- - - - 77- - f View f -ffhh-W ,,, -......l 1 COIN ', 1 'I. '.' 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L - Y VV 5 ' ', sl on 1 ' ' -1 COVII LINIENTS OI' TAPPER SUPPLY COMPANY 148 S I me Stre t Hdfpleton Penna CONGRATULATIONS ANDY S MARKET N I nvu t Street Haylgton FISHER S HOME MADE CANDIES Hotel Altamont CONII LIMENTS OF MERCURY PHOTO ENGRAVERS 18 Ea. t Spruce Street Ihone CL o 1 31 DRYFOOS INSURANCE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE Hazleton Penna. LEHIGH GAS Sz OIL CO TEXACO PRODUCTS Be wer Meadow I enna CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 57 o JULIE HAUSSMANN GEORGE S VARIETY SHOP G o B azzo P op Beaver Meadow I e GL CHARLES SHELLHAMER S GARAGE Drum lenna PA '3 3 11 COMPLIMENTS or IDEAL VENETIAN BLIND CO 43 W Broad Strex GL 4 4831 HAZLE BUILDERS FORMICA PLYWOOD METAL TRIM GL 4 6603 cow 1 INIFNTS or SCHAUB LUMBER CO hone CI COMII IMFN'lS OF KREISL BROS JOE MARCHETTI JR COAL AND GENERAL HAULING Drumg Perma I A 3 763 D ITALIAN CLUB LODGE N0 44 Second and Car on Streets BAN QUETS PARTIES JACOB FRUMKIN Whol I C ndy and T ba co 350 S Church St Hazleton I .1 I hone GL u1w84 or GL 71383 1 ' . 1' ' 3 l l , I I I I , A , -, Q .'. 11 s , A 4 LL,- ,M l Mo I , I T L , , v 3 , - I l l I . . I W N l v-M , I 1 T- 2: ' H' ' I I I 1 ' l , -. xi A 'Sl I A l E , vnu- K i I l f 'T E I l ' C . I' I' 1 fr m I I 's, '21, N I T 1, 5-1119: Q 1 I ' ' Q 4 . I l i 'T '. - 11 . 3 S, 7 . .- 2 l , - , , V . 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I I t 193 COMPLIMI-:NTS OF MAX S MEN SHOP MAX BURKAT COMPLIMENTS OF SAMUEL H SHARPLESS PAULINE S DRESS SHOP MISSES AND WOMAN S APPAREL 170 177 Alter St Hazleton I .I COMPLIMENTS OI' CLUB 216 COMPLIMENTS OF J J MORAN Sz SONS PREMIUM BEVERAGES COMPLIMENTS OF LONZINSKI S SAUSAGE FACTORY 1235 W 15th St Hazleton Pa A Shop For Smart Young Women DEBS 118 W Broad St Hazleton Pa OVALON BAR SL RESTAURANT ITALIAN Fooo OUR SPECIALTY ENTERTAINMFNT NIGHTLY Q N Wyommg St Hazleton Pa Phone GL o 0821 MARY A LYNCH MUSIC STUDIO Bon Ton Apartmente MARTINI S TAS TEE PITZA MOLINARO S NORTHERN HOMES 28 W Noble Street Phone Hazleton Gladetone 4 8131 Gladstone 4 4373 JOSEPH J SEMAN PAINTING AND DECORATING R s de t aI and Industrlal I81 Grant St Hazleton Ia Ihone GI 5 3321 COMI LIMENTS OF JOHN J CORRIGAN COMI LIMENTS OF DR E C CRYDER COMI LIMENTS OF MADISON RESTAURANT FILBERT S East Broad Street Hazleton Penna 7 , , I . 1 r -r I , D. . . - . . , . 7 . . . . , . I J Hazleton, Penna. Hazleton, Penna. f l - e I n i ' 3 . . I . , , . . - - , A .. . . I.-. ... I D Y J , . 194 now I mr 'ws up A FRIEND cow I INII'N'I'i QP ALTHEDA BEAUTY SHOPPE KOMI IIMFNTS OI' DR W A STISH BEST WISHES VICTOR PETRILLA AGENCY MUNDIE GAS METER SE RV ICE COMI I IMPNIIS OF PETRUZZI S MEAT MARKET CONGRATULATIONS from MARTINI S TAILORING ALLAN S SHOE STORE D DAY PRINTERS OFFSET REPRODUCTIONS 1 I' Ist Dlamond Avenue CONII I IIVIENTS OF DR FRANK KENNEDY ...I SNYDER S WALKOVER SHOE STORE T7 COMI I IMENTS OF W Hi,,M,,m ELIZABETH BAUDER I I hone I'Id7IPtOIl GI 4 4141 C ONII LINIFNTS OF I-IOIVIEROOM 214 A FRIEND COMI LINIENTS OI- TONY S MARKET -Io S Church Street J i 'I CONII LINIENITS OF GABRIEL V MHLEY ,.iI I I I I I 3 I - . I, , , WE ,,,,,,EM,Y-1 . , . , I . I'IINII'I,INlI'IN'l'S III LN. XX-HIIIIIIIIQ SI. IIz11cII'IrII1, I'1l. l . . I Zlf Izf ' , I Egnhv W A V VY V Yi? Vu' I E, ,, , , H, F ,Y Y ,WWYYY Yrwzfzw X I ' . I, I I . I Y I' ' 7 W TT IEEE A Y Y WWI Y N CE Y UW IW N 'N 'II V c'ImII1.IMENTs OF I , Y I I ' I I III'IIII1:, I'zI. I , , , , , . , ,H , , ,,,,n,,J -3 A L' E DR. I f'lINII'I.IKIIiN'l'S III ' A I A L I I I I Q ' I I 0 , DR. . COMPLIMENTS OI' DR H E PETERS A J TOMBASCO MASONRY CONTRACTOR 793 N Laurel Street Phone GL O 3301 Boas SPORTING GOODS ' HUNTING AND FISHING SUPPLIES ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 130 N Wyo St Phone GL O 1471 COMPLIMENTS OF DR F R SEIDEL COMPLIMENTS OF HOMEROOM 202 COMPLIMENTS OF Insurance Agency Hazleton Pennsylvanla COMI LIMEN'IS OF HOMEROOM 205 COMPLIMENTS OF DR LAWRENCE CORRIGAN COMI LIMENTS A FRIEND STAR CLEANERS N Church Street Hazleton Penna JUNAS MARKET 928 Peace Street Hazleton Penna GL 4 1660 COMPLIMENTS OF HOMEROOM 117 COM PLIMENTS OF HOMEROOM 310 COMPLIMENTS OF DR T M CORRIGAN COMI LIMENTS OF PETROLE MOTOR CO PLYMOUTH AND DESOTO DEALER Lehlghton Penna COMPLIMENTS OF THE BUS DRIVERS BANKS TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 196 I L '- 2' g I The Ellsworth W. Miller 1 OF CONII LINIFNTS OF DR OTTO J LIBENER COMI LINIENTS OF TRANGUCH TIRE SERVICE COMI LIMENITS OF DR SAMUEL SCHLESINGER BLASKO S SWEET SHOP Corner 11th and Vme Hazleton Penna COMPLIMENTS OF THE BOSTON HARDWARE and WALLPAPER STORE 44 46 N Wyomlng St CONGRATULATIONS SWING MASTERS ORCHESTRA COM PLIMENTS OF FIERRO S BARBER SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF DR WILLIAM SULMAN COMI LIMENTS OF The Martyak Chlldren COMI LIMENTS OF DR G HARRY LEWIS COMILIMENTS OF HOMEROOM 107 COMPLIMENTS OF HOMEROOM 301 THOMAS BROTHERS BOTTLED GAS REFRIGERATION a nd Se 00 N Cedar St GL 4 8811 COMI LIMENTS OF CHASKIN JEWELERS SUMMIT HILL MARBLE AND GRANITE COMPANY Pete K Ianlk Dst Mg Rr 7 SE Broad Street ARLOTTO S INTERIOR DECORATORS 16 E Broad Street 197 1 i , I ' . ,X I ' A . . E I - I 4 , . , 4 i , . ' ' ' Director-John Harris, Jr. I I , 4 l Y I Y , S les a rvice 12 . ' . - I 1 I , I I Y r a ' , i . r. 5 . 2: . T ' SEMY S SERVICE STATION HICKS AND JINX 70th Ind -Xlter Streets I-II7letOn I I hone CL 4 81 r Smarter Stud :II Style: BEN GAUZ MEN S SHOP 4 VI Brm1dSt Hfwleton I' MISS ALICE L COYLE STUDIO OF MUSIC COMPLIMENTS OI' A FRIEND LL, CONII I IMFIN FS OI- JAY S SPECIALTY SHOP 116 VN Broad Street WITTICH S MUSIC STORE 16 IN Laurel St PAT CAPECE SHOE STORE COMPLIMENTS OF BERLITZ BAKERY 550 Alter Street Hazleton Pa ANTHONY TOLERICO 1 SVI C hurth Street Rt Ir Fntrmce IIE COMPI IMENTS OF HOME DELIVERY PIZZERIA 9th St between Wx ommg and Lau el DELIX ERY AND TAKE OUT Phone GL Q 1001 COM! I INIIUVIS OI' GILDENBERG AUTO SERVICE C E WAGNER AUTOMATIC HEATING MOTOR STOKER CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1957 G G STISI-I THE PRESS COMPLIMENTS 1957 MOUNTAINEER STAFF BLUMER S REGISTERED JEWELERS C m Soc ty 9 Ea t Broad Street Hazleton Penn xlmnm COMPI IMFNTS OF A FRIEND 196 , Fo I' I' 1' fl , I I , I I C. 2 I S I I, Ra. ' I -T5 I' 3 - S' '- 'at -riw, L, I I -- I - I . I , I J I I I ' I I , v , . 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I by Y , I I ,- COMPLIMENTS OF DANNY S BARBER SHOP 77 S Wyoming Street Ha7leton Penna COMPLIMENTS OF ROXIE S TAVERN o16 E oth St Phone GL 4 9068 COMPLIMENTS OF MR AND MRS LEON ZYLLA CONGRATULATIONS HAZLETON TRAVEL SERVICE COMI LIMENTS OF DR D ANGELO CONGRATULATIONS STATE FURNITURE P R RICHARDS AND CO Ch Ist He de schedt P op REGISTERED PLUMBING AND HEATING YORI ELECTRIC CO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 927 West 4th Street COMPLIMENTS OF FEDULLOS RESTAURANT COMPLIMENTS OF BARLETT S FURNITURE STORE McAdoo Penna Phone WA 9 3801 COMPLIMENTS OF BURT S CORSET AND LINGERIE SHOP 88 North Wyommg Street ENDICOTT JOHNSON SHOE CO 24 N Wyommg Street Hazleton Penna Robert W Price Mgr CONGRATULATIONS PEG AND ISABEL Phone GL 4 6021 FARNELL S SUPERETTE ISABEL s MILLINERY AND APPAREL 25,3 South pme Sweet CONGRATULATIONS PISKF-L 5 RADIO AND T V SERVICE HEIGHTS 037 W 20th Street ECONOMY MARKET phone GL 4 4107 Y . , ' I D 7 r' n r , r . ' O 648 McKinley sn. Phone: GL 4-7781 Phone: GL 5-2111 9 9 , . Y J 199 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 57 GABRIEL S CAFE Hzwleton Hemghts Penna CONGRATULATIONS LAUREL GARAGE INC Cedar and Green Streeti Hazleton Ienna NORTHWEST SHOE REPAIR NICKIE S LUNCHEONETTE AND PLAYLAND 304 South Dlamond Avenue DANCING GOOD FOOD AND GAMES THOMPSON S UPHOLSTERINO AND AwNINOs COM PLIM ENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1957 HOBBY HAVEN 128 N Wwomlng Street COMI LIMFNTS OI' SEA EXPLORERS SHIP 5015 CONGRATULATIONS HAZLETON HIGH SCHOOL BAND PARENTS ASSOCIATION CONGRATULATIONS MANDY S CANDY SHOP COM PLI MENTS OF THE PETRONIO FAMILY COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF AND MRS JAMES LEIB COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMI LIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF JOSEPH MOPE PLUMBING AND HEATING 7 DR. CHARLES PERLMAN MR. . COMI LIMENTS OF DR. M B KOZIK COIVIPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COVIPLIMENTS THOMAS V D1GANCI COMPLIMENTS OF DR N M KRAKUSIN COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF DR G L ANDRIOLE C AND J MEN S SHOP 171 W Broad Street EXCLUSIVE STYLINGS COMPLIMENTS OF KLECKNERS SERVICE STATION CONIPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF HABINAS GROCERY STORE McAdoo I enna COMPLIMENTS OF HOMEROOM 207 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1957 BUTCH CONGRATULATIONS A FRIEND ALUMINUM STORM DOORS AND WINDOWS JOSEPH STETZ 74 Arthur Street Phone GL 4 47 ol COMPLIMENTS OF RUGGIERO S GARAGE 148 E Dmamond Ax enue COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 7 3 L I OF OF ! . . X James R' Lee- owne' Audenried, Penna. J K6 77 52. 7 COMI LIMENTS OF JOHN MARIANO BARBER SHOP 33 E Dlamond Avenue EXPERT SANITARY SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF TI-IE 1956 1957 CHEERLEADERS HEADQUARTERS FOR LANE CEDAR CHESTS SELLER S FURNITURE STORE 300 W Broad Street I hone GL 4 6741 COMI LIMFNTS OF BOYD WAGNER S FOOD STORE CONGRATULATIONS DR R A SAFKO Chlropractor CONGRATULATIONS DR N H HOLMAN JR CONGRATULATIONS ELWOOD H JONES Pesdntof sBnk ndT t o COMPLIMENTS OF ERDMANS GARAGE DIal Weatherly Z7 2302 KZIUC La y M rnttj BASILE ELECTRIC CO Hazleton Penne. Phone GL 4 7077 COMPLIMENTS OF Hazleton Hxgh School Auto Body Shop COMPLIMENTS OF Mr Reldllnger and Sophomore and Junlor Auto Body Class D A BARNES BUILDERS HARDWARE LOCKSMITH SERVICE 95 N Wyomlng Street GL 4 3422 COMI LIMENTS OF John Andrejco Wllllam Wear, Henry Polk Jr Rxchard Andreuzzl COMPLIMENTS OF THE JOLLY JERKS HENRY J DUNN AGENCY DEPENDABLE INSURANCE R D Drume Penna Ihone PA 3 3092 MADLYN S DRESS SHOP LADIES APPAREL ACCESSORIES 83 N Wyommg Street Dlal GL 0 4a01 7 Y ' . ll ,Y , 4 ' 1 I . - I . ' , l I I I , I r i e l - K - Miner a a rus C . ' - rr v e ' 567 Garfield Street The Senior Class of the l 1 Y Y . , . . I -v Y J .Y . n,- K 1 K .- . - - SASSO S CHILDREN S CENTRE W x mum., Str99t COMI LINIFNITS OF LEO BRESKY TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE KONII I INIPNITS OF HOMEROOM 216 CONGRATULATIONS STEINER S DRESS SHOP HEIGHTS GUN GAME AND ATHLETIC CLUB COMI LIMENTS OF R DAVID S WAGNER 1 GI 4 WILLIAM OSWALD PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING 0 W Plfth Street COMI LIIVIENTS OF A FRIEND BERNARD CIENIAWA ACCORDIONIST Ice C xx W Hazleton Ia. COM PLIMENTS OF ANTHONY MUSSARI COXII I INIFINTS OF SUN VALLEY INN CONIILIMENTS OF ORCHARD HILL PIES WILKES BARRE CONII I INIFNTS OF THE YOUNG MEN S POLISH ASSOCIATION COMPLIMENTS OF STERLING VARIETY STORE CONII IINIPNITS OF A FRIEND COMI LIMENTS OF BOYE S SUPER MARKET F1fth and Alter Streete Hazleton Penna V , A 5 A IA 255 N. ljt ' f L I'hOm1t GI. 4-4221 Sizes from 7 to 14 f. , A Y El , D , l D . . l 1 Di: I-f I I -3490 A Y A 1 52 V. T' , Dial' GL 5-2095 Instruction Sales and Serv' DR, IIHE, ,la-'Avea . 'Z , . - , v l I J l . , Y l , I I I l l - , I F f ' y . I 20:5 COMPLINIPNITS OI' CARMEN MADDON 8: SONS rIw1IL1x1I 'ws A FRIEND COMI I INII WIS I' HOMEROOM 315 COMPI IM FNTS OF MAJESTIC FURNITURE STORE C OMI LIMI' KITS A FRIEND COMI LIMFNTS A FRIEND COMI LIMFNTS OF MARTIN L FARKUS PHOTOGRAPHER Ihone OI 4 S3 6 LOMI I IMFNFS OF COMPLIVIFNTS OF H AUERBACH M D COIVIPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND C ow I IMI KITS OF HOMEROOM 308 COMI I IMPNTS HELEN AND JOHN MORRIS COMPLIMENITS OF F W WOOLWORTH 6 8 West Broad Street COIVII I IMFNTS OF A FRIEND MARANUK BROS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS AND TRAILERS Ihum Hxfletcn CI 4 N6 Mo ns Ch n tz I Kophn COMI LIIVIENTS OF CHENETZ S MEN S SHOP PQ West Broad St Hazleton Pa Phone GI 4 48u1 IETF I F I TI F TE . I I I . , . I I I I :I ' I ' , . .' 0 I I I I I I I LEEDS I tttte Q IWW I It I ---.-,,.... TFAEFE 'NFO E O E O 'E E FEFEOE4 OFOFEOOOWWT I 1 I I I OF I I - J I I I I I I I I I - wOFFF'FFE FOE' Y W I 'E I 1 I :I OF I I I I OF I I I ' FWF' ' T A7MAIM ' W' I Z 'AA I ' I I ' ' I , ' I sis W. Sth street I HOMEROOM 205 I EEE I 1Q4iSQ7 - I I I I'i'7'i' iii T I Y I I I I i I ,...,..--. H.- . ., , -,4,,,, H A, - .I L,.,, M- D I I--FMEFOW'E' FF'EO H WI M W I I . , II I. I I , ', 1 OF I , . , . ,. I I I I I I I1-A, U I--FYKAWWWF Y, km-was--QWQFI , - v I VUL TOMS. F I A , I I . . co. I I 2 -2 .I I I - ,--t,-,,-, ,-- I I I Q -vkrrwr YV n V I r ' e e - Samue ' I I v 1 ' I I f z 2 I 1 I -CISQ L A ' A - T , l WAY 'YW-Y M . Y I 204 PRINTERS OF THE SINCE 1937 PRINTING COM PANY SECOND STREET WEST PITTSTON, PA OUR PRINTING SERVICE INCLUDES MONEY SAVING ADVICE AND SUGGESTIONS MOODY S MEN S SHOP West H.1.4Ieton Ia COMPLIMENTS OF CUSAT S CAFE ROCKY AND BELLHOP JOHN J SCATTON COMI LIMENTS OF Q 4 Alter St Hazleton Pa MARTIN S KID S SHOP THE STAFF OF THE 1957 Quad. wlshes to thank SIRC rely the wonderful people who helped us by advertising IH our book J Y 1 Y I 1 f J . A D Watchmakers and Jewelers I I 1 r7 . , I . 1 A ,afffwffwffffd PRINTED sv 1 LA BARRE PRINTING CO '3 -OT- wesr F-NTSTON, PA.