Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1958 volume:

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BETTY ANNE DIEHM Edztor zn chzef Shakespeare once sald All the world is a stage and all the men and To paraphrase Shakespeare we could say All of our high school IS a stage and all the students merely players The 1958 Janus compares our hlgh school days with a play The first act sets the play and prepares the audl ence for the scenes to follow In the same manner our sophomore year prepares us for the years ahead Then the second act moves on gettlng deeper and deeper into the plot as our second year finds us wlth a greater famlllarlty of our surroundings and a keener desire for coming events Then all too soon comes the third act wlth its rapidly lncreaslng tempo until lt reaches the cllmax Now our final year finds us a little breathless as we attempt to crowd fun activities and schoolwork into the quickly passing weeks until finally the cllmax of graduation IS reached We hope thls J anus will help you recall and keep as a permanent record your favorite scenes Enough of the prologue the fanfare is over the house lights have dimmed On with the play The Play s The Thmg 8 7 women merely players . ............,........... . ................. . . . . . . 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Y Y J 7 ' . - -HT , - TI W HAROLD J KOCH THE FIRST MAN No other play tltle fits Mr Koch qulte so well as The Flrst Man, for It IS to hlm that we lmmedlately turn for any help or advlce, It IS he who gladly offers ald and encouragement Our F1rst Man IS endowed Wlth certam ln herent characterlstxcs, among which are honesty, devotxon, good humor, patlence, and a dedlcatlon to hls professnon Perhaps this IS part of the reason why he IS first m our thoughts and m our hearts Mr Koch, to you, our F1rst Man, we dedlcate thls Janus wlth many thanks for your long and falthful service and wxth our love and affectlon 9 O I t y , ' 77:5 U N! a,4w,yE!,,, F 4-iw-at ALMA MATER 1 UANIDI LEWIS MABEL THOVKS Hazleton Scmnr Hlgll School ,mm F P ,f,mA,,,-, In Inu' Jw -MW F21 Hugh Sch ol We 2 W ll v Am I 8 When Wall gl, S- A f' I X N V Q NI' X sf' x l nl In d ee eu bright ld hu no hut pure luifiim ., formed W ru hlte an I ln ng n e hours a e Bi Lf-ff' an ner: fight Ty tn dl hom ll url 2 K lg' V UU S-f v N, 6-ff 11,1 l ms shall right A ugh! 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I If I 1 fl4 T 1 'IW Y fflfni l 'Q ' V ,R ! ?1'i1!4 V 'Q ,?, ,.,.. f 'A-L- u i I l J 1 x Q- -X4 Il: l 'I 3 F .lf ix l U1 :jg A N 1 , I 'H M if if gxff ff ' V w kf W7 f f Y 5 lf Tl EQ' I g ' 5 if I 'i 5 f f f-f-H f V School Board MR THOMAS L HINKLE PhB MS The person who made the impor- tant decisions about our production was Mr. Hinkle, our Producer. It is the responsibility of our Financial Backers, the school board, to regulate and supervise the city school system, to maintain the school buildings, to balance the budget, and to enforce the state school laws. We, the actors, now applaud our Producer and our Financial Backers for their performance this year and their part in making our high school what it IS Left to right Seated Dr Edgar L Dessen Laird B M Lean Milton Leichtman Charles Seymour Standing Gerard Stish Attorney Richard Bigelow Stewart Veale Augustus Kaufman John Tomasick Lawrence LeGrande . . , . ., . . I l . . . rl . . ' . -. . , . . V , . 1 ' ' 1 l 1 1 ' - 1 1 12 Hee-9164! 1 fini. in-2' MW!! ,M ,gut I MR GEORGE SHANNIO BS MA MR IAWRENCE EVANGELISTA BS MA Our D1rector Mr Shanno supervlses the over all performance and advlses us about whlch roles we ought to play Mr Evangellsta our Stage Manager sees that we attend all our rehearsals and helps our Dlrector carry out hls program To ald our Dlrector and Stage Manager there IS a capable staff conslstlng of Mlss Ernestlne Gorsch who IS secretary to Mr Shanno Mlss Jane Seldel who helps to supervise attendance and Mlss Concetta Llbonatl who IS our bookkeeper Bravo to thls staff who helped to make our performance a great success W 'Q' MISS ERNESTIYE GROSCH MISS JANE SEIDEL 'NIISS COYCETTA LIBOYATI 13 O 'S , V ' XL, K . if 1 f .p M Q.. W It ' A f gift. A Q A ., , Y , L sank In ,fy A - w,',v aff' f ' lf f'1x,C '!f':-ff ' V' f, '- my Wy' gy 95 ' I ,' ,- , . .1541 K -,., f, , .,'4,L,,r V- . ., .w-' f V. -gui, fi F, ,, XA 1 , x - 5 ' 5, 3,-flffl.l' ,A X' 1 ' I 13 'V 'le I 9 , ' . ' l , :QQ.3j 5-sit . . . , . ., . . . 1 , . ., . . v - r ' - - v 1 v y K 1 I n l , , y , . , in A I f f ' . t I , E riff X It UHF. 'E lf A X .. W : Q5 4 HMACBETI-I :V ' fig: 'big 5 7 'I I 1 ,ai w'Qia,,,, ewisw 3553 e.fWw at '-' RUTH BERGSTRESSER A.B., M.A. English, Public Speaking if , SQ - ah' 5' Ur., ,I s g r i . 1-yi A 1--h-31'-z.. i.-rm. ISABEL F. DRYFOOS A.B., M.A. f EVELYN LESSER A.B., M.A. English Head of Department , 1? lid M 'mi '? I' V kff fgif ' . .. 1 ofa f is NXeQi'fFQg ' Q t ----' .feffv ' fi- if Q RANK CAMERA B.S., M.A. AX English XA ksbwuvlf If? of a iv. FERN GETTINGER A.B., M.A. English 1 English Mr. Camera's English class ...Q HAROLD M. EDNA CHAMBERLAIN CHAMBERLAIN B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. English , English MWWVYWWWAWX ,S -sr? 'I P . ' A A ,QA it -f 1 , - HELEN HILL JANE E. RICH Ph.B., M.A. B.S., M.A. English English On Thursday afternoon November 21, 1957, the Voice of Democracy Contest was held in the auditorium of the Hazleton Senior High School. The entire sophomore class and the public speaking classes were the audience for the event. Winners were determined by the content and originality of the speech and the contestants delivery. A student from St. Gabriel's High School, Francis McNelis, won first place and the right to compete in the state finals. Gerry Stish of H.H.S., who placed third last year, placed second. The nine finalists received certificates of merit and Voice of Democracy Keys. On December 12th they received addi- tional awards at the Jaycee Christmas Party. Judges of the contest were Rev. Francis Mussari, Rev. Lawrence Bottiger, Dr. Gerald Andreole, and Dr. Eugene Koval. 14 1.11 LEONARD BAST DOROTHY M. BAYLESS A.B. A.B., M.A. Social Studies American History Miss Swettman Conducting a World History class . ' 7 . 'V 27235 ' ff f Hr, 1 if A X n I' 1 I -, 'UV REBECCA W. BOYLE KATHERINE DAVIS , ' ' HAROLD KOCH A.B., M.A. B.S., M. Ed. A.B., M. Ed. Social Science Worls History GLADYS SCHWARTZ A.B., M.A. American History AROUND THE WORLD Social Science MARY SWETTMAN A.B., M.A. World History Miss BoyIe's Social Science class Every year during National Educational Week, Open House is held in the Hazleton City Schools. Parents are in- vited for conferences with the teachers of their children. During these conferences the -progress of the pupil, his work in a particular subject, and his attitudes may be dis- cussed. At this time questions concerning courses, college applications and admission, and job opportunities may be answered. Each year more parents have been taking advantage of this means of learning about the offerings of our schools. 15 Mr. Koch-Open House E if if VNJA' 4 W BESSIE PENGELLY A.B., M.A. French Head of Department Y , sf ' 1 ' 'fi a 45 iff? 9 V ,4 -Q- sw 4 'Lf' 5-e EDWARD DONALD A.B., M.A. i' ji! ' Miss Harry conducting a Spanish class ELIZABETH HARRY A.B., M.A. Spanish fi I A f f x ' , ff G.: If J fi! f .cg1.'vf', q . Niawtum .-gacww W li Miss Pengelly and her second year French class . i f-, I Af -fs e H i U n as Q . ANNA HOFFMAN FRANK PERSICO Le Dejeunerd' Amoureux A,B,, M,A, A,B,, M.A. German-English Italian Q f X oy 2? gg? FSS KA pf- Z 2-eng M 9 NX f fx f f 2 JZ? r Q g I V??' I I A' is 1 155- N0 ., X 92 Don Q 4' QCD Ullyot 'I Wegy' me L e MDM Emsame 9 Foglieh 16 4?-I Miss McHugh's Plane Geometry class F 'N ,K , A ' l'7', ,s 4 MN kj We 2 'fly kkzayr ,, y l,,nW' MARGARET MCHUGH Ph. B., M.A. Plane Geometry MICHAEL KUSHMA A.B., M.S. Related Mathemativs 9 . I 2314? df' v 4 PETER DOUGHERTY THE NEW MOON., l'hysi0S?NSLirS24e EG1hemistry Head of Department ANTHONY SCARCELLA JOHN SENKO B.S. A.B., M.A. ChemistryfPhysica1 Science Chemistry Nurses' Chemistry ami' . 1 T, T f f' ! ' M- I jfs! K A' ' 'ili I f, a-is ' 3 LEON DRUMHELLER RUDOLPH HOTALEN BS., M.A. B.S., M.A. Trigonometry Al fehra v g, General Mathematics Hearl of Department Algebra Solid Geometry ALBERT EAUERAKER .S. Algebra Plane Geometry THE CIRCLE, , ft 'hr - I -gs, .1 - ., L , Aw? xxx r um, U iw A iff T EDWARD MATTHEWS B.S. Physics Biology MARY MCNERTNEY A.B., M.A. Biology QA, - Pri Mr. Matthews class conducting some physics experiments IT .,,. lb Q. - 5955 was SA , F V it , gym- ip 1 Q, 4 , V N! ' X ix A -, .,f, I 8 Hgh .L x A 5 FRANK SERANY LEONARD DEITCH B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. Commercial Law Commercial Geography Head of Department World History , suv 'Q' ALMA M. GABRIELIS JEAN F. GALLAGHER A.B., M.A. B-A-, M-A. Jr. Business Training Typewritiflg General Math .5 ,L- '39 Sv- LJ 43' .1- GENEVIEVE MCBRIDE HELEN MONAHAN B.S. B.S., M.A. Stenography-Office Practice Shorthand-Typewriting Shorthand Bookkeeping Ofice Girls: Left to right Emmeline Flaim, Ursulla Fedullo, Letitia Petrovich, Jean Camera, Mary Frances Repanshek, Theresa Shemansky Miss Gallagher conducting an elective typing class 1' 'g ,li rrf' ,i X fl Us 6535 ,alm- g Sim' K ' ix f ,. -L. ici 6 9 1 P 'Q' , J 5 Sv... 7 I lf 'Q'- IZ'xf',4 A ' , . ,f f g 1 -1 -, f NICHOLAS SARAS REX TURSE B.S. B.S., M.S. Bookkeepingw Business Exploration a ,, . B 'i l A . . V I V QD ' xl 'gat Kyiv? ,V 1 jf' 'ri' 1' ff ffic-K c f 3 . ' L . e 5 f rx flgytf, 'T -' 1 1 to A , , - H Nl 'ily' L A l 4 w 4 Y . lf iw .A , ALLQ Q- Jg?,:a E .fi .Z ,. R I Hai if ' 4' Stockroom Staff: Left to right -Ernie Baran, Mr. Leonard Bast, Sal Beltrami, Lenny Bast. , 1 Ji -.W an KARL WALLEN RUTH KOCH ALICE WILTSIE B.S. M.A. Ph. B. M.A. . . Art Supervisor Ar Arts and Crafts GEORGE SCHWARTZ B Mus BS MUSIC Supervlsor Mrs Wrltsle ll'lStl'l1Ctlllg an Arts and Crafts class f i 'i M . .4 4 ,:Z THE MASTERPIFCE EY! BURTON HALL B S M S MUSIC Advanced Chorus X LOUISE F BECK U-11 1, I lbrarlan THE MUSIC MAN Mrs Beck helplng some students m the hbrary PETER FORLIANO DANIEL PARRELL B S M A B S M A DlStFlbUt1W9 Educat1on Dru er Education Mr Parrell and some students returning from a dl'lXlHg lesson 19 I ., x if , , , BS t H 1 I .sr, U yi r C 3 3 A 1 , .. :v q , -hh 1 ' I? ,O 4 ' i WM -Aq T h ,jiffi- i-' A I 'C 'ii' LAVINIA MAURER ELIZABETH PENGELLY B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. Home Economics Supervisor Home Economics LFoodJ Cafeteria Manager I . -nw '-e f ' 'f' 1 A 33 A v,. ' 'ff ? X A J 3 , V I - ' QQ- .if 7 L 049 A Q F1 . viii? ROSE WELSH B.S., M.S. PINS AND NEEDLES Home Economics CCloth1ngl ' I 4 l N A boy's gym class under Mr. Gregoria Superllsor LORETTA DELANEY B.S. Health Physical Education ,luv- DANIEL GREGORIA LAWRENCE HELEIN WIL B.S., M.S. KLSHNIIDER M A Health-Phyfsical Education B S I A Health lhxsual Pd '-in Mr Heckman s Mechamcal Drawmg class EDSON GARDNER M FQUIV P leltflllty JOHN REIDLINGER M Fqulv Auto Body ANTON YEAGER Prmtmg 3 qw is- if EDGAR HECKMAN BS M FQUIV Mechdnlcdl Drawing, GEORGE TROLL M Equlv Cabmet Mdkmg X TZ: FEIS W ROBERT KEAGLE M Equlv Mdchme Shop 5 :nag AAL FRANK VALENTE Related Sclence Mr Troll mstructmg a class m cabmet makmg A f M . . if A ,Y 'J if ' 1 I WZ v xii - . A A A ' l .fsfz llgivg- - . . . THE MASTER BUILDER V up x . , j., - A an V. A 9' 1 S : .,'. '. B.S.. ..,-. '. , fffr 21 Qlg 'Ug- HOWARD SHELLY BS M Ed Vocdtlonal Educatlon Supervlsor GEORGE MASCORNICK Prlntmg PAUL WENSKO B S M Equxv Vocatxonal and Electromc Tramlng X4 4 f tix r 59 A f 7 pl? Lp' ix X 'Xz- 1 I7 1 xx f 'X V LH EWIREH xg. if X 1 1 X .X . 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Eel ' Sp 425, X 4 f I f Y X f X I V affirm af ,W-07 'Q 3 AHLBRANDT X IOI ET MAE Home Economzcs Brown ex ed gxrl from home room 313 better known as Pudgle lnterested glrl scoutmg dancmg and Elvls I resley records hsts German as favor1te subject pet peeve crazy drners future undecxded ALBANO CATHERINE FRANCES Home Economzc s Ljkeable fun lovlng lass halls from homeroom 313 known to all as Kltty capable home economlcs student loves to cook and sew has no pet peeves hobby vnrltlng letters future plans undeclded ND E lA HEL merczal e fr1e y and sn yicere m1ss honor student one offelui' hlgh step 1 'H majoretges capables r 11' tary of stud co 1l M eve exte o le Er 3995 DR D magn ffctdr ncmg future pla de be commgfa cre y 4 or es L l ozuzz Ihes 4 adv s I ANDRASKI JOSEI H V ocatzonal Tall good lookxng lad amlcable and well hked all known as Joey always fun to be w1th mam mterests mclude danc mg and sports pet peeve school heroes undecxd ed about the future locational Club 2 ' F 0 allil 3. I 4 DREA -K , M YN J NE lo mercial Pleasant friend 'miss . r es, arts and afts and boojtkeepi g as favorite sub jec s. . .en' ho back riding and steni to rec- ords. ,. t' peeve -concei - pe le...pl .to ent Edsinbig and beco e a bbekkeeper7,. 'o ef, Outdoor zlbjj' Theslpian . Q X 'wrap- BVI ANGELO PATRICIA A L ommerczal Frlendly and cheerful stu dent from 109 enjoys dancmg and llstenlng to records favorlte subjects stenography and book keepmg capable treasurer of Dlggers plans to be come a stenographer after graduation sure to suc ceed Dzggers 'S 4 Thespzans 3 4 fadelles 2 3 4 brary J 4 Color Guard 4 ANTOLICK GARY RICHARD College I reparatory Tall frlendly blue ej ed boy 1mportant member of Jazz Band valuable asset to our swlmmlng and track teams pet peeves sklnny glrls Caalllacs and rock n ro future plans col lege to study chemxcal en gmeermg Jazz Band 2 3 4 Band 3 4 'lrack 3 4 Su m 1g P 3 4 ARTHUR RUTH ELSIE K allege Preparatory Better known as Ruthle ha1ls from homeroom 212 favormte subjects mclude advanced chorus and typmg hobbles are drlvmg and dancmg d1Sl1k9S concexted people future plans ln clude a career xn nurslng. . . Advanced Chorus 3 4' Cadetles Z 3 4'Choral2 4. in ua ARTHUR STANLEY Vocatzonal Tall lad from Beaver Meadows better known as Red rates math hlgh likes to hunt fish and play football pet peeves are homework and women drivers Navy bound Vocatzonal Club 2 4 Foot ball2 3 ASSI ANGELINE MARIE College Preparatory Pleasant blue-eyed lass honor student enjoys watching basketball and football games favorite subjects chemistry and Italian known as Angie et peeve conceited eop e plans to enter col ege and study medical tech nology Diggers 3 4 Janus 4 Thespzans 3 4 Library 3 4. AVILLION ALFRED N. Vocational Brown-eyed carefree lad from 109. . .known as Fred- die ...likes to tinker with cars. . .lists English and science as favorite subjects . . .pet peeve-unsociable people. . .future plans in- clude the Air Force. . . Vocational Club 2. AVILLION JOYCE ANN Commercial Hazel eyed friendly lass from 109 hsts Engllsh as favorite subject main in terests writing drawing and reading dislikes clas- sical music possesses keen sense of humor plans to study journalism in college Mountazneer2 3 4 Thes pzans 2 3 4 Cadettes 2 4 BALINT SANDRA ELIZABETH Drstrzbutwe Educatzon Petite blonde miss be ter known as Sandy vonte subjects include shorthand and bookkeeping enjoys dancing swimmmg and horse back riding pet peeve conceited people plans to work m a Philadel phia office Dolphzn 2 3 Suzmmzng Club 2 3 BALUKONIS MATTHEW A Commercial Quiet lad from 109 lists commerclal law as his favorite subject we liked by all mam inter ests mclude physical educa tion and sculpturlng plans to be ome a State policeman sure to succeed BARAN MONICA JOAN Commercial Amiable blue-eyed dark- haired miss. . .loves to hear Elvis Presley records... - joys roller skating, . .favor- ite subjects include com- mercial law and home eco- mics. . .pet peeve-con- ceited people. . ,future plans are undecided. . . BARAN PHILIP C. Vocational Easy-going member of the vocational school. . .likes to experiment with electronical works. . .this lucky fellow has no pet peeves. . .plans to join the Coast Guard or Na- vy upon graduation. . . Vocational Club 3. Q9 45.4 .',ws ....-5 BARLETTA ANTHONY JOSEPH Commerczal Short brown eyed black halred halls from home room 109 known to all as Tootser mam lnterests mclude swlmmmg dxvmg and cars pet peeve-bor mg lecturers plans to en ter m1htary servlce Su zmmzng 2 3 BARNO ANDREW B Vocatzonal Dark hanred amlcable lad ha1ls from homeroom 109 hsts math and sclence as tops pet peeve wlse guys has specral lnterest ln cars future mcludes enhstrnent ln the U S Mar mes BARTOL ELLEN MAE MARGARET College Preparatory Sweet brown eyed mlss from 212 outslde mterests 1ce skatmg and collectln records favorxte subyects Itallan and nurse s chem lstry pet peeve-unsocla ble boys plans to work Company Choral Club 3 4 Thes pzans2 3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 BARTOL JAM ES DA VIS College Preparatory Soclable well hked lad an avld sports fan lsts chemlstry trxgonometry and physics as favorlte sub jects h0bbl9S Include hun tmg and fishlng d1Sl1k9S spongers and egotlstlcal people plans to major ln nuclear physlcs Dzggers 2 3 4 Outdoor Club2 3 Baseball2 3 4 BAST LEONARD JOHN College Preparatory Popular presldent f homeroom 212 honor stu dent rates chemlstry and bxology as favonte sub1ects enJoys collectmg Jazz records and dancmg can be found at all H H S sports events plans to study blo chemistry Band2 3 Dzggers2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Thespzans BEGIA GERTRUDE MARY College Preparatory Qulet fnendly mlss possesses beautlful green eyes known as Gertle lusts chemlstry and Ger man as favorlte subjects loves to drxve read and col lect records dlSllk9S con celted boys future State HOSp1tal nurse Dzggers 2 Outdoor Club 2 Lzbrary Club 2 3 4 BEHM ROBERT GEORGE General Am1cable fellow found homeroom 109 rates ad vanced chorus and arts and crafts as favorlte subJects and archery dlslxkes prox rde blondes plans to Jom the A1r Force Advanced Chorus S uzmmzng 2 BELLETIERE ROSEMARY R Commerczal Frlendly mlss wlth brown haxr and brown eyes bet ter known as Rosle mam mterests hstenmg to Jom James and Perry Como dlsllkes people who brag plans to become a secre tary Thespzans 2 4 Cadettes -' . . . . Z ' in ' D I I Y Q . . . - with the' ' Bell Telephone ' main interests are' aviatfon I 1 1 l 1 9 - R A . 3, 4g Y 3 Y I ' 'K 3, 4. , , ' o 3, 4. ' ' 26 BELTRAMI JOSEPH G College Preparatory Brown eyed fellow from homeroom 109 rates chemlstry as hls favorxte subject keen sense of hu mor lxkes to play saxo phone or tmker around cars better known as Bell future plans undeclded JazzBand3 4 Band2 3 BENKO IRENE ROSE Sweet petlte young lady from homeroom 103 hsts commerclal law as her favor 1te subject l1kes to attend football and basketball games pet peeve-people who brag plans to become a secretary BERLITZ BRENDA LYNNE College Preparatory Pleasant blue-eyed mxss favorlte subjects mclude advanced chorus and Ger man musxc and dnvmg are mam mterests e peeve-people that keep you waltmg plans to study theology and Chnstlan edu catlon AdoancedChorus3 4 Cho- ral Club 3 Ihggers 2 3 Usherettes 3 4 Thespzans 2 Cadettes2 3 4 aan' BERMAN MAXWELL NATHAN College Preparatory Fnendly well mannered and easy golng lad known to all as aC rates chemlstry as favonte sub ject enjoys attendmg all H H S sports events tends to go to college and enter busmess Dzggers 2 3 4 Outdoor Club2 3 BERNOSKI BARBARA ANN Dzstrzbutwe Educatzon Frrendly and cheerful lass known to all as Babs mam mterests dancmg and hstenmg to popular rec ords and swxmmlng d s l1kes boys who thmk they know 1t all plans to be come a telephone operator Cadettes2 3 4 BITTENBENDER GRACE MARIE Commerczal Cute and capable presl dent of swlmmmg club bookkeepmg rates hlgh as her favorlte subject usherette at all football and basketball games enjoys sw mmmg and dancmg bolund to succeed as a future bookkeeper Do phtn Club 2 3 4 SwzmmzngClub2 3 4 Thes p1ans2 3 4 Cadette:-12 3 4 BIZARRE ELIZABETH ANN Dzstrzbutwe Educatzon Jovlal mlss from Beaver Meadows known to all as Betty enjoys dancmg dxshkes people who thmk they are better than others rates math as favorite subject plans to become a telephone operator BLASKO NEIL S Vocatzonal Llkeable lad wxth a keen sense of humor mam m terests huntlng fishmg and gnrls pet peeve wrse guys rates mechamcal drawmg as favorxte subject plans to enter the servxce W Q29 K Z? rf -aff? ef 3- f 'W f Ii' fi aj rdf ii' I 1' ' 1 HM 'rv' ' ' . . . ...in- f.,-3 , ' ' . , V, . , , . . . . . - as ,H - ' - ' . . . i - u sr H -' - H. 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'O' ,QM 'Ns' Bl UMFNTHAL I INIIJA I ORFTTA fnllfge I reparalory Qulet reserved la s came to us from London England rates Amerlcan hlstorx tops enjow ports and danclng, to the latest records dlshkes people who thlnk thex re future plans to be a dentlst or an optlclan BLUMENTHAL RITA College Preparatory Qulet and reserved mlss newcomer to H H S orlglnally from London Eng, land chooses hlstorx and Engllsh as faxorrte subjects dlsllkes people who are snobs future plans clude te rchmg, kmdergarten a sure success BOEHMLER CAROL LARUE General Cute lass from homeroom 21 rates tvplng tops Joys collectxng Sammx Dav IS Jr records and Las Vegas travel folders dlsllkes xg norant people plans to attend the Dancmg Acad emv 1n New H ork TCNI7lllllS 9 3 fadeles BOGDON CHARLFS JAMES C ommercral Congenlal fellow ha1ls from homeroom 103 bet ter known as Chas vorlte subjects mclude txp lng and arts and crafts mam IHEGFGSES collectrng popular records plans to enter the SGTVICQ upon grad uatron BOY LE YN ILLIANI JOSEPH Feneral Popular fellow from home room 103 grfted mth un usual wut famous for hrs crew cut rates Englxsh as fax orlte subject known to all as Blllx future plans lnclude busmess xlmmlstra tlon at X xllanox a L nn ersltv Janus 4 Football 7 Bas kelball ' f,,3' 4-,pr D 7 fin fu BOYLE WILI IAM ROBERT I ommerc zal I rkeable carefree lid known to all is Brll vorrte subject commerual aw enjoxs w rtchmg sports programs and llsten IH to rork n roll s llkes te xc hers who glve homework plans to enter ClXll serxlce BRAGALONF JAMES JOHN I ofatzonal Tall and frlendly member of 10'3 mcknamed Red selects cablnet makmg and math as h1s favorlte sub jects pet peexe grrls who smoke plans to enter the Arr Force upon graduatlon 1' ootlzall 3 BRFNNFR FII EEN ANN Iollege I reparatory Cheery green ex ed mlss known as Red coun selor of B nal Brlth Glrls llkes jazz has speclal lnter est 1n Wlllramsport Pa drshkes people who keep her wartxng future nurserv school lnstructor Dzggers 7 3 4 The plans Z 3 4 Cadeltes2 3 4 Fu ture Teachers of Amerzea 4 in Um BRILL ROBERT S Drstrrbutwe Educatzon Tall good looking senior easy going and happy go lucky theJimmy Dean type possesses terrific per sonallty hails from home- room 309 hobby work ing on cars dislikes con ceited glrls future plans undecided BRODOSKI RONALD R Vocatzonal Brown halred boy from homeroom 103 favorite subjects cabinet making and math enjoys fixlng cars and fishing dislikes loud mouths plans to do a four year hitch ln the Air Force after graduation Vocatzonal Club 2 3 4 BROWN EDWA D TH AS C Te 1 Ty m 212 udent ' I and bl0l0gy n s in people p ans tend co nd study accounting Band 2 3 French Club 3 4 Jazz Band 3 Thespzans 3 4 Track 3 4 Su ming2 3 4. mtl' BUNCIAK MELBA JANE College Preparatory Attractive green eyed blonde mam lnterests he in dancing and listening to records favorite subJects include chemistry and typ mg dislikes concelted peo ple plans to enter nurse s tralmng upon graduatlon Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes 3 BUNCHALK RICHARD M Vocatzonal Tall frlendly lad halls from homeroom 103 be ter known as Curly rates drafting and math as favorite subJects maln ln terests Include hunting fish mg and cars ans o enter the Air Force Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 BURKE JAMES General Tall friendly lad well liked by all better known as Burkle favoritesub ect chemistry inter ested ln sports and clothes pet peeve girls who smoke planstojoln the Na vy upon graduation Baseball 3 4 BURNS MARIGENE College Preparatory Fun loving happy g lucky lass from homeroom 109 favorite pastimes ln clude dancing and swimming likes chemistry and swimming possesses sparkling personality d s likes moody people plans to becomea lady in white Suzmmzng Club 2 3 4 Thespzans 2 4 Cadettes BURRELL CATHERINE LOUISE Distributive Education Tall pleasant and gra- cious lass. , .hails rom homeroom 109 . . . better known as Cathy . . .favor- ite subjects include math and history. . .enjoys dancing, swimming and horseback riding. . .pet peeve-com ceited people. . ,future tele- phone operator. . . Flagtwirlers 35 Cadettes 2, 4. as af ld! 1 QW' 2 BUTLER GLENN IRVIN College Preparatory Frlendly brown eyed member of Jazz Band favorlte subjects chem lstry and tngonometry mam mterests are huntmg and fishmg pet peeve-- guys who know It all future plans Mount Alto School of Forestry Band2 3 4 JazzBand4 CALVANI JOANNE CORINE College Preparatory Answers to the name of Jodie loquaclous llve ly mlss from homeroom 109 favorlte subjects mclude chemrstry and Swlmmlhg a canteen regular dlshkes moody people plans to be- come a nurse Suzm1mngClub3 4 Thes plans 2 3 Cadettes 2 3 4 CAMERA JEAN ANN College Preparatory Hazel eyed brown hatred gal from homeroom 109 known to all as Jeanne favonte subjects are Ita han and art dlshkes con celted and unsoclable people plans to become a f ashlon deslgner Janus 4 Mountaineer 4 Student Counczl 2 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 CAMPBELL PATRICIA ANN Commerczal Frlendly gxrl from home room 103 known as Pat commercxal law rates as her favonte subject good movles and sports are mam Interests dlsllkes people who brag future book keeper or telephone operator CASARI, RAYMOND RICHARD Vocatwnal A cheerful and good natured fellow choses draftxng and machme shop as favonte subjects mam lnterests lnclude huntmg and mechamcs detests concerted glrls plans to be a machlnrst N1 te WM' 'We VL ,ji-f 5, r ,- AE Lk fn CATALDO J AMES FRANCIS College Preparatory Capable Mountaineer s orts edltor known lg Jrm to h1s fnends rates chemjstry and trlgvono metry high pet eves women drlvers teac ers who are perfectlomsts plans to go to college Thespzans 2 French 3 Mountazneer3 4 CAULEY THOMAS J Dzstrzbutwe Educatton Easy golng blond blue- eyed lad from homeroom 309 frlendly fun lovlng and mlschlevous rates swrm mmg as favorrte actxvlty future plans lnclude the U S Arr Force CERULLO CARMELLA Commerczal Cute dark halred mlss from 115 known to all as Babs rates Enghsh and bookkeeplng as favorjte sub jects enjoys dancxng dlsllkes bolsterous boys plans to enter the buslness world as a secretary Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 Flag Tuzrlers 3 4 Uwe CERULLO CAROL ANN College Preparatory Fun lovmg lass from homeroom 109 52 wlth eyes of blue favorlte sub jects are chemlstry and swxmmmg enjoys danc mg and dl'lVlhg pet peeve people who are late future Lady m Whlte Swzmm1ngClub3 4 Thes pzans2 4 Cadettes2 3 4 CHAMBERLAIN ALAN DUANE College Preparatory Lrkeable friendly grey eyed lad from homeroom 109 to enter college and military servlce llsts tngonometry and chemlstry as favorlte subjects drslxkes Brg Deals hkes to read and hunt Band2 3 4 Outdoor Club 2 3 4 JazzBand3 CHRISTMAN RICHARD C General Brown eyed brown halred lad halls from homeroom 109 better known as Rlchy mam mterests mclude horses sport cars and tishlng lrsts history as favorlte sub ject plans to go to college 4241 CLEMACK MARTHA JEAN Commerczal Small qulet grrl from homeroom 115 regular patron of canteen enjoys all sports and hkes to listen to records favorlte sub jects are bookkeepmg and typm plans to become a medlcal secretary Thespzans 2 Dzggers 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 CONGELLI PATRICIA ANN College Preparatory Petlte fun lovmg lass peppy cheerleader gener ally known as Patsy lusts chemxstry and socxal scxence as favorlte subjects mterests mclude dancmg and hstemng to records d1sl1kes unpunctual people future Lady ln Whlte Cheerleaders 3 4 Swtm mmg Club2 3 4 Thesptans 2 3 4 Ca es2 -RRY ARLES o r K xl C131 935590 Coo by hls great n 3-rested 1 music ecxa progres- e le liader o t azz and apd advanced chmank as Yavonte subjects plans to become an accountant Band 2 3 4 Jazz Band 2 3 4 AduancedChorus3 4 CORRADINI ROBERT LEO College Preparatory Loquaclous and amlable fellow better known as Butch mterests mclude baseball and huntmg f vonte subjects chemlstry and tngonometry lsts cranky teachers as hrs pet peeve has no defimte plans for the future Baseball2 3 4 CORRADINI ROSEMARY CAROLINE Commerczal Tall brown-eyed brown haxred lass from homeroom 115 favorite subjects bookkeepmg stenography and office practrce mem ber of Sllver Beavers Drum and Bugle Corps pet peeve-concerted boys plans to become a secretary Cadettes 2 3 31 I , I . .IgM- . : . 5 I I ' Y I . , ' I ... . 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I 1 v ' I 0 l C C ' , . -up-4 CORRADO SALLY ANN C ommerczal A 12 talkatne brown eyed brunette from home room 110 consxders com merclal law as her favorlte subject mam mterests are collectlng records and dancmg future plans are undec1ded C adeltes 4 COSTABILE FRANK ANTHONY Vocatzonal Frlendly llkeable lad from homeroomllo known to all as Frankle rates drafting as favorlte subject enjoys hstenlng to the Hound drsllkes con celted gxrls plans to at tend college to study engl neerlng Vocalzonal 3 3 4 Lzbrary CRAIG ANN MARIE L College Preparalory Sweet brown eyed mlss prefers Engllsh and Ita Ilan to all other subjects can usually be found draw mg or readmg good books always has a smxle for every one future plans are un declded Cadelles2 3 4 Thesplans CRAIG CAROL MARIE Comrrwrczal Petlte brown eyed blonde rmss enjoys SWlm mlng and llstenlng to rec ords pet peeve concelt ed people rates bookkeep Ing and commerclal law high on her l1st of subjects plans to become a book keeper Thespzans2 3 4 Cadettes CRAIG JOHN FRANCIS General Tall friendly lad from 109 valuable member of our smmmmg team half of an lnseparablecouple famous for hns wh1stI1ng abllltw well ljked by all plans to become a phy slcal educatlon teacher Sllzmmzng 7 3 4 Thes pzans '36 .iw ,d We-4 'JI' inf' CRAIG ROSF MARIE llzstrzbulzve I' ducatzon Cute and fun lovmg mem ber of the senlor class known for her gxft of gab mam lnterest IS collectmg records rates Amerlcan hxstory as favorite subject plans to become a tele phone operator Cadettes2 3 4 Swzmmmg Club 7 3 Thespzans 2 3 CRAWFORD DONALD A General Frxendly well llked lad from 103 talented mem ber of the advanced chorus mterested ln huntlng and all sports plans to enter the A1r Force upon gradu atlon sure to succeed ln the future AdLU7ZF6dChOTuS3 4 Cho ral Club 3 4 CURILLA GEORGE ROBERT follege Preparalory Frxendly fellow very mlschjevous known to hxs frxendsas Judo mam m terests football and short wave radlo d1sl1kes gjrls who gossxp plans to jom the Amr Force upon gradua tlon Foolball2 3 4 CURRAN FRANCIS MICHAEL College I reparalory Cute guy who halls from homeroom 103 favorlte subjects are physlcs and chemlstry favorlte pas tlme IS swlmmlng e peeve people who brag about thelr fast cars f ture plans undeclded Su zmmmg 3 4 CUSAT E RO L o g para y leger W 53 un gg has sml or it fo c l lljjjggw ll D AMATO JOSEPH PETE oca lng sen or s rom mer wn to terrl yf I ero our sp r ,I l es a b vorlte sflbjec de m h and n al ures udent I ounc l Voca zonal Klub 3 4 Ba eball 3 4 Lzbrary I lub 2 au' ,fl Pl 1- Y DAUBERT ROBERT JOHN I ocatzonal Frlendll lad halls from 119 fax orlte subject electrlcltx maln lnterest llstenlng to records and radlo pet peeve IS con Celted glrls plans to serve Uncle Sam ln the Alr Force upon graduatlon DeANGELO RONALD LAWRENCE C ollege Preparatory Falr halred fellow halls from homeroom 103 f VOTIIE subjects are chemlstry and Itallan maln lnterests lnclude baseball and bas ketball two cholces for fu ture plans elther college or jom the Navy DeBALKO GLORIA JEAN College Preparatory Qulet frlendlv blue eyed lass maln lnterests he ln muslc and lce skatlng pet peeve people who argue rates chemlstry and typlng as favorlte subjects plans to become an Angel of Mercy DeLASH ANN MARIE YYONNE fommerczal Charmlng mlss from 203 known to all as Annle possesses a qUl9tl1li93bl9 ersonalltv llkes the New ork Yankees and drlvlng faxorlte subject com merclal law future plans are undeclded sure to succeed Janus 4 l1'01l71ld17IP67' 4 Thespzmzs 7 3 4 fadetles DELINI ANI DOLORES E College Preparatory Qulet frlendlx brown halred lass an asset to homeroom 103 enjows lls tenlng to popular records home economlcs rates hlgh on llst of faworlte subjects hates to be kept waltlng future plans undeclded A '.Ju xi 5,2- 3 5 gal' N 7 -xswsv. 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Q - ' f 1 in I ll , . , f if , - A l 1. , f , 5 ' sg ' - ' Q -Q . .ff ,.ll r' I ,, . . ,X l, , Q DEMANCZYK GLORIA ANN College Preparatory Friendly petlte lass rates chemlstry and Engllsh as tops mam mterests drlvlng readlng and danclng better known as M1 ckle pet peeve-tardy people plans to become a Lady ln Whxte French Club 3 Thespzans 2 3 4 CadetleS2 3 4 DEMBROSKY DANIEL MICHAEL College Preparatory Tall mlschlevous fun lovmg lad mam mterests basketball track and watching football games dlshkes people who thmk they know lt all favor lte subject chemxstry future plans lnclude college to study engmeermg Band2 3 4 Track3 DEMKO BEVERLY ANN College Preparatory Pleasant fun lovmg lass known to all as class W1 terrxiic swlmmer hobby IS collectmg records pet peeve alarm clocks chooses chemxstry as fa vorjte subject w1ll enter college upon graduatlon D1ggers 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Janus 4 Outdoorclx Club2 Suzmmzng Club 3 4 The.sp1ans2 3 4 Ca 2 4 Lzbrary Club 2 C0 cub 3 Cl er c tu rat D1SABELLA ANTOINETTE MARY Dzslrrbutzve Educatzon ute frlendly brown eyed student happy go lucky loves to dance and llsteri to records plans to become a telephone operator enjoys dancmg djs lxkes men who complaln about women drxvers nlcknamed Tom Cadettes2 3 4 Thespzans 34 st 4 D1SABELLA CAROLYN C Dzstrzbutzve Fduratzon Fun lovmg cheerful mlss possesses a pleasing per sonahty often seen cut tmg a rug dlshkes con celted boys enjoys pop pular muslc well known as Dece w1ll wear brl dal whlte mn the near future g'hespzans2 3 4 Cadettes DONATI JOYCE ANN C ommerczal Pleasant brown harred lass honor student f vorrte subjects lnclude typ mg and bookkeepmg pop- ular records and telev1s1on hold her lnterest e peeve people who are al ways late plans to become a medlcal secretary DOUGHERTY KATHLEEN SUSAN College Preparatory Sweet and petlte mxss from 103 known tofnends as Slssy possesses beau tlful blue eyes favorxte subjects Engllsh and arts and crafts lxkes drlvlng and dancing fu ure Lady ln Whrte French 3 Thesprans 2 3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 LVL DRASHER DONALD M Vocatzonal Tall blue-eyed member of the senlor class mam ln terest IS hstemng to jazz records rates machme shop as favonte subject pet peeve-concerted gurls plans to enter the A1r Force Vocatzonal Club 2 Foot ball2 DRASHER PATSEY C Commerczal Qulet but fnendly mlss from 203 wlth brown halr and blue eyes favorlte subjects swlmmmg and art enjoys collectxng movle stars plctures and hstenmg to western muslc plans to be a secretary Lzbrary Club 3 4 DUDINYAK ANNRITA Commercml Charmmg lass from 204 better known to all as Annle hsts collectmg dolls and records as mter ests pet peeves mclude lgnorant boysand glrls would hke to be a secretary D1ggers 4 Cadettes 2 DUFALLO JOSEPH MICHAEL College Preparatory Qulet easy golnglad from homeroom 103 honor stu dent favorxte subject chemrstry Interested sports pet peeve-people who don t know what they are talkmg about plans to attend Penn State Un1 verslty Student Manager 2 3 4 DUFALLO THERESA MARY Home Economzcs Cute lass from homeroom 313 home economlcs stu dent favorlte subjects cookmg and sewmg dxs llkes crazy drlvers mter ests wrltmg letters and conversmg known for green eyes and blonde halr sure to succeed EBERTS MARILYN ECKROTE Home Economzcs Frlendly and slncere possesses a radlant smlle capable assoclate edltor of the Janus favorxte sub jects cooklng and sewlng a talented seamstress dlshkes reckless drlvers Janus2 3 4 ENAMA MARGARET ROSE Commermal Llkeable frlendly glrl halls from 203 known to all as Margie llsts art Engllsh shorthand and typ mg as favorlte subjects enjoys Swlmmln danclng and watchlng te evlslon hopes to become a beautl clan Thespzans 2 ESPOSITO JOHN GEORGE o ge Preparator an so al er p esses known Egg! rdent Jnyts ch oses tallan d Enghsh as avor jects plan co ege Stu ent Co zl 2 Basketball 2 4 Baseball 3 . 2 - I I 3, undecided as to her future. of If , Tl, d h' ld ..p li p k se h r.. k' U sp an... . e - ' l- l O O 1 d ' ,3,4: 2, ,4. ' ' 35 ESPOSITO MICHAEL JOHN Vocatwnal Halls from homeroom 203 answers to the nlckname of Splder interests in clude roller skating and the Pittsburgh Pirates e peeve-homeroom teachers future plans undecided may enter a branch of the service Vocatwnal Club 2 FADIO GEORGE JAMES Vocattonal Brown haired lad from 203 likes to hunt fish and trap pet peeve peo- ple who get buck fever rates mechanical drawing as his favorite subject plans to enter the Air Force after graduation Vocatzonal 2 FAGAN THOMAS PAUL Vocatzonal Tall brown eyed lad from homeroom 213 rates me- chanical drawing high on hls list of favorite subjects lnterest hes ln sports cars and stock car racing p ans to become a machinist Vocatzonal 2 FARNELL ANTHONY FRANK General Tall talkative lad from 103. . ,known as Tony . . . rates Italian as favorite sub- ject. . ,enjoys playing bas- ketball and other sports. . . plans to attend prep school and college to become a physical education teacher Thespians 3' Basketball 2 3 4'Football2'Track 2. FEDOR ANDREW GEORGE Vocational Friendly blue-eyed lad. . . better known as Fed favorite subject is mechan- ical drawing. . .enjoys lis- tening to records and fishing . . .an ardent Yankee fan. . . pet peeve-cynical girls. . . plans to join the Navy. . . Vocational Club 2, 3, 4. FEDULLO URSULA FRANCES College Preparatory Pretty and friendly spends leisure time reading and roller skating rates social science as her favorite subyect pet peeve-pre vancators has a wide cir cle of friends intends to enter nursing Thespzans 2 3 Cadettes 2 3 4 Swtmmmg Club2 3 Janus 4 Outdoor 2 FEOLA LOUIS MICHAEL General Popular president of the senior class better known to all as Fee definite asset to the basketball team co operative and easy going likes all sports pet peeve concerted people future is undecided Cd1mczl3 4 Tlws mans 3 . W lf I WL FIORENZA MARY ANN College Preparatory Pretty brownette os sesses beautiful brown eyes chemistry and Spamsh rate as favorite subjects enjoys canteen records and sports pet peeve-people who aren t punctual plans to get a degree in nursing Daggers 2 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 L1 brary Club 2 3 4 FISHER NANCI JANE Commerczal Blonde hazel eyed miss member of homeroom 119 rates commercial sub- jects as favorite enjoys dancing and driving pet peeve boys ln Bermuda shorts sure to succeed as asecretary Band 2 3 Choral Club 3 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes 3 FLAIM EMMELINE College Preparatory Intelligent easy-going miss. . .talkative but serious minded. . .dislikes people without a sense of humor, . . favorite subjects are English and social science. . .enjoys listening to records. . .a fu- ture hair-dresser. . . ghespians 2 3 4' Cadettes au' FLARTEY MARY JANE Comrnerczal Fun loving attractive green-eyed miss from 119 possesses a charming person ality rates English as her favorite subject enjoys swlmmlng and dancing would like to enter drama school after graduation Mountazneer 3 4 Suzm mmg Club 2 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 FORLIANO MARY JOAN College Preparatory Amxable and attractive miss from 110 hasapleas ant hello for everyone main interests include danc lng records and attending basketball games pe peeve boys in jeans f ture plans Include teaching Thesprans 2 3 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 Flag Tuzrlers 3 FORTE FRANK JOHN Vocatzonal Friendly likeable fellow full of fun and mischief hails from homeroom 203 likes cabinet making dislikes gabby girls defi nite asset to our football and track teams next stop the Marlnes Vocational Club 3 4 Foot 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Lzbrary Club 2 FRENDUTO GRACE MARIE College Preparatory Well-liked senior from 115 . . .honor student. . ,ou - standing personality. . .f - vorite subjects-chemistry and social science. . .a future Angel of Mercy . . .main interests include canteen and basketball. . .dislikes conceited people. . .sure to succeed. . . Diggers 2 3 4' qludent Council 4' Thespians 2 3 4' Ca iles .. 3 4' Libray Clu 2 3 4. FITZINGER CAROL ANN Commercial Quiet friendly hazel-eyed miss. . .can be found at all H.H.S. sports events. . . rates bookkeeping com- mercial law and stenogra- phy tops. , .dislikes showoffs and fast drivers. . .plans to become a secretary. . . Choral Club 4' Thespians 4 U' ii ,.,...n some tn? : FUEHRER, DAVID LEE Walleye 1'reparalory Vlell llked frlendlx semor lad mterested IH xll sports rates chem1strw and txp mg hlgh on the llst of fax or lte subjecs et peexe wwe guxs plans to enter college upon graduatlon Sfudenil annul I 4 Pool a 7 4 Baseball GABOS LOUIS GFORGF foliage Preparatory Qulet easv golng member of homeroom 111 llsts German and chem1str5 as favornte aubJecte mam ln tereat com collectxng dlillkes dolng homework plans to make a career IH the Arr Force German I lub '3 4 Ouldoor Club 7 GABOS THOMAS LARRY I ocatzonal Halls from homeroom 203 rates mechamcal drawmg as favorlte subjett swers to the nlckname of Bucky mam Interests lnclude huntmg and trap pmg pet peeve fimng broken toasters plans to Jom the Navv I Otfllibllfllfl I I R Y l llegc Pr arzlory Kno onny 'ia Q brow exe y hd g rdemt r f ects s rx n I' ng sh ae lte su ans to wear Alr F rt'e blue Bavkelball 7 Foofball 7 GALLAGHER BRIAN I otalmnal Frlendlx smc-ere lad from 0 enthuslastu sporta fan ranks prxntmg and draftmg as hls f1xor1te sub jects member of both our football and track te rms wlll enter the Army upon gradu mon HIIIUIHII I lb Foofbrlll 7 I 4 Llliff rult S FATSKI Bl' RNARD CARL l ollfae Preparatory Known to all as Barney t ill blue eyed brown harred basketball baseball and football star favorlte subjevts and mterests center around sports qulet and reserw ed pet peeve the New X ork Yankees f ture pl ms Include eollege liusrlrall 7 I 4 l'o0lball 7 s :hall d 1 11111211114 CV T O han m e o R ff t foot all n ex ce len ver np e e rlfi en oya d C emls y c a IS lkes oud plans to wor 1th a nd 7 3 4 or uk mzng GEI TZER ICHARD I allege I reparalory Frlendly popular lad full of fun and YTIISCIIIGI known ae Spook poe seases sparklmg blue eves enjoys readlng and all sports pet peeve people wlth out x sense of humor ture plans melude college emh Klub 3 lar s ounlaznrer I 4 Basfm in Um b ll L., 5 .' lf, l Xlf? --:- J I Z 1 , 3, 4Q1m.-1.h7i z', sz, 4, S151 Pl! 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Vo' ' 'li Ll, 3, 43 , L., 2, 3 ' fry 22 7' 1 I , 4. 38 GILBERT JOHN MILES College Preparatory A lxkeable frlendly fellow honor student wlth engl neermg as hrs goal sports follower better known as Beany pet peeve-New York Yankees favorlte sure to be a success Baseball 3 4 Track 4 Thespzans2 3 4 GILLENARDO RONALD JAMES College Preparatory Tall popular sen1or well known for hls dlsc jockey program on WAZL favorlte class xs chemlstry drsllkes talkatlve glrls known professionally as Ron Jay plans to study speech therapy after gradu atlon Thespzans 2 3 4 Future Teachers of Amerzca 4 Ad vanced Chorus 3 4 Choral Club 3 4 GIMBI HENRY WILLIAM Vocatzonal Blonde blue eyed and good lookmg quxet but soclable lad known to all as Sonny mterested lh sports pet peeve boys m Bermuda shorts future plans lnclude Navy and cablnet maklng Vocatzonal Club 2 3 4 Football3 mtl' fe ZW Wy! wwf Cfqfe 2 ff' eater WL 3 GLANCE MARTHA ELIZABETH Commerczal Cute blonde from home- room 119 mcknamed Marty favorlte sub jects advanced chorus and Engllsh just loves Ma rlnes and golng steady dlSllk9S concelted sopho mores spends her spare t1me dancmg future undeclded AdvancedChorus3 4 Cho ralClub3 4 Cadeltes2 Suzmmzng Club 3 4 Thes p rt Z 3 4 GOMBEDA LAWRENCE FRANK Vocatzonal Fnendly fellow from homeroom 119 known to all as Gumball favorlte subjects sclence and me chanlcal drawmg maln ln terests are fishlng and hunt mg hsts detentlon as pet peeve next stop-Alr Force VocatzonalC1ub2 3 4 G MBETTA AR ARA JOAN ollege Preparatory Blonde fr1e ly and wlt ty outsbahd ng personal 1ty ryvell known for her' Slllglllg ablllty swlmmxng dlshkes ef w k Q5 canteen ll hts lls K chemlstry tmd vanced chorus as favont undeclded about the fu'- ture AdvancedChorus3 4 Cho ra Club Z 3 4 Janus 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes 3 GORDISH PATRICIA MARY College Preparatory Sweet qulet and reserved halls from homeroom 203 rates chemlstry and so cral scrence as favonte sub jects dlsllkes people who thlhk they know It all future follower of Florence Nlghtmgale Thespzans 3 4 Lzbrary 3 GREBOW SKI THOMAS A C College Preparatory Tall frlendlx lad pos sesses a pleasant personallty chooses chemlstry as fa vorlte subject mam mter est vworklng on cars dxslxkes gabbx grrls fu ture plans mclude college and then jO1HIIlg the Amr Force Thespzans 3, 4 N229 'bf 41.11.44- ,Said r- 1 Y U H l t A . - ' ' . . . is , S3 - - 4. pf ,X D . 1 1 1 1 1 My V 'ff I' ' '. 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' ' - , if 1. .4 39 7 Q' GRESHKO DOLORES J Comrrwrczal Qulet good looklng lass halls from homeroom 119 enjoys dancmg and swxm mmg mterested in photo graphy pet peeve-con celted people favorlte subjects mclude Englxsh and bookkeeplng plans to be come photographer s model Suzmmmg Club2 3 Thes pzans2 4 Cadetles2 3 4 GUGLIEMINI GRACE College Preparatory Short vxvaclous brunette better known as Gugle snappy cheerleader spends her spare tlme hsten mg to popular records hates people who drag race doesnt hke to be kept waltmg future Lady ln Whlte Dzggers 2 Cheerleadmg 3 4 Swzmmmg Club 2 Tlws pzans2 3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 HABER CHARLES STEVE Vocatzonal Tall easy gomg lad w1th a flalr for sclence and math better known as Por ey mam Interests fi shmg and huntlng dlslxkes detentlon halls from home room 119 IS a future Navy man Vocalwnal2 3 4 HADZICK ELIZABETH ANN Commerczal Friendly hkeable lass from homeroom 119 known as Betty enjoys danclng football and swlm mmg member of Sxlver Beavers Drum and Bugle Corps favorlte subject home economlcs plans to become a beaut1c1an Choral Club 2 HALSEY BARBARA ANN Cornmerczal Frlendly fun lov1ng mlss known to her frlends as Bobble favorlte sub jects mclude stenography and swlmmmg dlsllkes concerted people mam ln terest IS collectmg records excellent swlmmer plans to become a secretary Dolphzn Club 3 4 Suzm mzng Club2 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 f rw' HANINCHICK KENNETH JOHN General Tall brown eyed lad known to all as Ken favonte subjects are chem lstry and SOCl3l sclence pet peeve guys who always fool around enjoys base ball and football undecl ded as to future plans HARRIS EDWARD ANTHONY Commercial Happy go lucky llttle fel low halls from homeroom 119 favorlte subjects ln clude bookkeepmg and swlmmlng falthful mem ber of our band dlshkes people who can t be frlendly plans to become a pubhc accountant Banb 2 3 4 Choral2 HARTZEL MARTIN R DzstrzbutweEducat1on Frlendly good natured lad known to h1S frrends as Harpo enjoys horse back rldmg and auto me chamcs selects math and hlstory as favorlte subjects plans to joln the Navy or Coast Guard upon gradu atlon Outdoor Club 2 HEISEY RONALD J General Frlendlw tall fellow from homeroom SI' llkes phys lcs and adxanced chorus possesses a keen sense of humor hobbles mclude slnglng and all sports IS llkes people who gosslp future plans undeclded Adtanced l horns 4 HILDEBRAND JANI' T SUSAN Sweet brown halred mlss talented Janus art edltor answers to Susan honor student loves art class enjoys makmg her own clothes future plans mclude art school and fa shlon desxgmng Dolphin flub 4 I'rm h 4 3 Ja 4 Su mzngf lub 4 Thespzans 9 3 4 ladettes P 3 4 HINFS FLORFNICF LYDIA fommerczal Cute brownette noted for her long halr rates ad vanced chorus and office practl e as fax orlte subjects enjoxs vuatchmg televl slon and llstemng to the Everlw Brothers mtends to become a stenographer or halrdresser Adlanredllzorzl 3 4 I o club 4 llbrarz 1 au' HITCHO PATRICIA ANNE College Preparatory Blonde fun lovlng ener g9tlC mlss maln lnterests readxng dancmg and col lectlng Harrw Belafonte and Frank Smatra records faworlte subjects soclal SCIGDCG and spanxsh s llkes people who crack gum future plans nurslng Thespzans 7 4 Cadelles HOBART, MARTHA ANNIE 1 College Prepuralory Tl greenfeyed blonde alls from Copyngham known to allla arul ossesses a p eas g sjm e ,glSllk9S Jloh sldebu vefyb fond clotga capable Tlgesplan .Lua e up chalrmanl plans' to enter merchandlsmg at Penn State Dolphzns 'S 4 French Club 2 3 4 Janus4 Flagluzrller 3 Suzmmlng Klub Z 3 4 Thespzans'3 4 Cadeltesl 3 4 SludenHozmf'zl4 HOEFI ING GEORGE KANE Iollege Preparatory Tall hanr some member of the football squad well lxked by all came to us from Readmg enjoxs all sports pet peewe glrls who talk too much look mg forward to enterlng College Foolball 4 Track 4 Suzm ming 4 HOOPER CAROL ANN fommerczal Blonde blue exed fun lovmg mlss halls from homero vm 171 mam mter ests danclngandswlmmmg llsts commerclal law as favorlte subject hates to he kept waltmg future plans are undeclded Dzggers ' Suzmmzrzg flub T 0 zmzs Cade es HOUSER BARRETT B l ocafzonal Pleasant brown exed lad from 119 places cabmet makmg Engllsh and me chanlcal dramng on hrs hst of faxorfte subjects mam mterests mclude cars and svummlng plans to b come a mechamc after gra duatlon Y - . y . - .-' ' ...di - t ' . 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' ., . e- 41 2' me HOUSER, BENNY WILSON Distributive Education Easy-going, lad. . .well- liked by all. . .favorite sub- jects are math and science . . .prefers fixing cars to any- thing else. . .future plans in- clude joining the Marine Corps sure to be a suc cess HOUSER ROBERT M Vocatzonal Quiet brown eyed lad from homeroom 119 f vorite subjects are gym and social science enjoys base- ball and football dislikes teachers who talk too much would l1ke to enter a good trade Vocatzonal 3 HOWELLS NANCY ROSE College Preparatory A brown haired green eyed miss always ready foragood joke enjoys col lectmg records favorite subjects nurse s physics and chemistry pet peeve conceited people head ed for St Catherines New York to study nurslng Dzggers 2 3 4 Student Counc1l2 3 Thespzans 2 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 Friendly fun loving miss known to all as Judy always ready for a good laugh ardent Yankee fan hsts physlcs and chem lstry as favorite subjects future plans lnclude nursing at Allentown General Hos- pltal Dzggers 3 4 Mountazneer 2 4 Thesprans 2 3 4 Ca dettes2 3 4 Student Counczl had JOHNSON CAROLE ANN Comrnerczal Congemal blonde young lady hails from homeroom 121 fnendly smile for everyone enjoys watching our football team IH action rates office practice tops dlsllkes dolng homework future plans undeclded Cadettes2 3 4 JONES JAN BRADBURY Commerczal Attractive green eyed blonde snappy head ma jorette eflcient Janus typ 1 t well known for her wlt ty remarks mterests in clude sports music and dancing d1S1lk6S lmpatlent people headed for college to become a medical secre tary AdvancedChorus3 4 Cho- ral Club 2 3 4 Mayorettes 3 4 Suzmmzng Club 2 Thgspzans 2 3 4 Cadettes JOSEPH SELMA F College Preparatory Quiet co-operative miss hails from homeroom 203 enjoys her Spanish and chemistry classes llkes collecting popular records and readmg pet peeve- gum crackers plans to become a Lady in White Mft JL RLS NIATAI II' ANN? fommcrfml Adorzble miss with a cheerful dl position k own to ill 1 t alwavs smiling faxorlte eubjects include office prac' tice and adxanc ed Chorus hae a flair for tallcinv plans to become a stenogra pher Adtarzfedflzfzrzzsi 4 tho ralllub 4 Ilzqqers ' Thes p ns 9 ludcltes P 3 4 JURLS PATRICIA ANIN B college Preparatory Pleasant blue eyed miss from homeroom '03 pleaelng personality finde swimming, and collecting popular records enjoxable diellkes ineincere people plans to become a future Lady in White phzn 4 Su ng Z 4 7 zu 4 Caddies ' I KADELOCK STFI HFNI .IOS ' LY0!'Ufl'0ll ul Quiet easy-going lad. ., possesses blond hair and ue eyes hai s from homeroom 121, , ,rates Fng- lish and printing, as favorite subjects , . enjoys swim- ming baseball and bowling . ,plans to enter the print- ing trade. 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A-9 Y V5-7 41-5 Q-on Q--Q K-XN1 Ak CABRIFL I ocrzfzonfll los esses light brown ha1r md blue excs stmds an ex en six feet lists I' nglieh 1 faxorite ubject 111 er e ted in bi eball pet peeve ls the lhillies future en ll-.tee ofthe -Xlr Force lomlzonal K-XTCHNIFR BFTSI M 1 ollwgr I rrprlroloru Sxxcet incl fun lUXll11.,1111SS from homeroom 119 al ented ind ucompli hed ar 1st usherctte it our ootball and bi ket Ja games u ure pl ms in clude nttending., Nloore In ute of A in I delphi 1 fqrr lwezrhf I hfretles I 4 Sfll zozrzl s QS K-XTCHUR FRANCIS NIICH AP I I ollfqe l'rfporr1lmy I le xsant md fun loxmg i own to Francy favorite sub jects irts and crafts and hlstorx engox s lc e sk iting ind swimming pet peeve brainx classes next stop Armed Forces then to tollege KAY DAI F H. 1 '.sfrr'ln1l,1'1'f' llllllfllfl-'III Brown-hwirf cl blue-1 yerl ' mc mlmc r of hom: room I . wr 4r'x'ii -1 f XVlll'lilT'l2.,fH11 1I',' pet pc-eve -rnr-4-iter ' .' puns o ' 'r- ' th N1 'ifter t,r'ulu'1tion from Il.H.S. KE.-XL, THOMAS JOHN l uvliif f , Happy-go-luc-ky' larl from homeroom 121 rates rub- inet-making and drafting ae his favorite IS1llJjPf'TS . mainly interested in wres- tling and pop tunes plans to seek :I mreer in cabinet-mztking l'or'rMfow1If'l11b il. A -Mfr ff' if 4. W 41' mg '-rv , few I , A 1' Q.-Y' 2' , ,,,,. -.,a . ' 7 l Nerf: rg Ar gg QA? ewiwfgrt is W We 36252 'turf are ff W J W aw we KEBA LAWRENCE F Drstr1butzveEduealzon Frlendly lad from home room 309 full of fun has a smlle for everyone better known as Larry rates fishmg and racmg as favorlte pastlmes plans to become a state pohceman KELLER SANDRA ANN Commerczal Frmendly brown eyed brown halred lass consld ers advanced chorus and commercral law her favonte subJects member of the Sxlver Beaver Drum and Bugle Corps pet peeve people who are late future plans undeclded Advanced Chorus 3 4 Cho ral Club 2 3 Janus 4 KEPPING HARRY THOMAS Vocatzonal Tall fun lovmg energetlc lad from Drums favorlte subjects Include Enghsh and gym mterested rn boxlng football and baseball pe peeve homework f ture undeclded sure to succeed IU all he attempts Vocatzonal 2 3 4 Foot ball2 KESTEN JUNE CATHERINE Home Econormcs Frlendly mlss from home room 313 loves read1ng cookmg and walklng rates home economxcs and soclal sclence tops on 11st of favorlte subyects pet peeve homework plans to be a factory worker Cadettes 3 4 KILEY JACQUELINE MAE College Preparatory Cheerful brown-eyed mlss from homeroom 119 bet ter known as Jackle hsts smgmg and basketball as favorlte hobbles favor xte subJects mclude d vanced chorus and typmg d1SlIk8S speed demons an showoffs future plans college AdvancedChorus3 4 Cho ralClub2 3 4 Thespzans4 Future Teachers of Amerzca KIRSCHNER JEAN EMILY General Lxkeable mrss from 119 favorlte subjects are math and publlc speakmg her mterests lnclude cookmg and meetmg new people dlshkes showoffs future plans mtends to work wlth her father for a whlle KIRSCHNER JOHN HAROLD Commerczal Halls from homeroom 121 rates chemlstry and com merclal law as tops mam automoblle racmg e peeve IS teachers who gxve homework future plans mclude entermg college and becommg an accountant Thespzans 4 KISTHARDT DALE ALBERT General Qulet pleasant fellow well llked by all halls from homeroom 119 llkes to work on cars pet peeve people who talk about others plans for the fu ture include Joxnmg the Navy Band 2 3 4 Football 2 Track 2 Surmmmg 2 n Um ll ! Y I - U P . , 4 , -. . , ,N ' v u ' . . . .' ' ' ' , 9 - ' . . . I ! ' ' lik :L l 'ff ni? . rf+yi,?'5fr'2iiQi,iZEE5?4 ' ' . ,,.. H - - - :av ' A - ' ' , t - . 53 - ', - u- lnterests lnclude fishmg and H .V ' ,, V -..:-'EP Za'- . ' - - f gk ' , , , ' . 1 X et,,1H e,. - e , ' . v - - r . y, 133,22 jf ff , X' r wear , f if Y . . . , , . . . ' . , . . . X - . . . I , It , 1 r : . I ' :Q - 9 ' - 7 LK I '. -Y, - . . . a - Q , . , . d :, 9 l ' 5 ' Q V 1 1 2 D 2 4 ' ,ar V 2 3 4. 1, ' 44 KLEMOW E AINE C ollege rep ory y luc eroom has a m1 er one jects a m an 1nc tu X Lady n Whlt D1 gers 4 U etes 4 Student Co l mzng Club 3 4 Cadett KL GER e, GEORG WILLIAM Fun lovlng lad from 121 well known as Bllly lncludes socral sclence and electronlcs as favorlte sub- jects hkes cars gxrls and huntlng future plans ln clude exther the servxce or goxng to school Outdoor Club 2 3 Swrm rmng 2 4 Lzbrary Club 2 3 Vocatzonal 3 KNOBLAUH MICHAEL THOMAS College Preparatory Fnendly semor from 119 brxlllant honor student mterests records and dramatlcs favorlte sub jects languages plans to become a llngulst excel lent presldent of French Club terrlfic actor and capable vice presldent of Thesplans Band 2 3 4 French Club 3 34 Janus 4 Thespzans mtl' KOCH HARRY EDWARD College Preparatory Fun lovmg and amrcable lad presldent of 119 llkes muslc followlng H H S football team and lce skat mg favorlte subjects advanced chorus and hlstory member of the boy s semor quartet next stop teachmg voxce class Advanced Chorus 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Choral Club 3 KORNZWEIG NEIL DAVID College Preparatory Easy gomg honor student from 1E favorlte subjects are math and scrence joys readmg swrmmlng and actmg future plans clude college to study chem lstry or physlcs sure to be successful Mountazneer 3 Thespzans 3 4 Student Counczl Com mzttee 4 Dzggers 4 College Preparatory Cute mxss wlth a pleasmg personahty honorstudent partlal to chemxstry and Itallan classes enjoys col lectmg popular muslc and dancmg pet peeve gum crackmg future plans ln clude nursmg bound to succeed Cadettes 2 4 KOTSUR SUSANNE HELEN Commerczal Tall green eyed brown halred commerclal lass better known by frrends as Susle fond of hxkmg, Ice skatlng and hstenlng to records drshkes concerted people future plans ln clude worklng ln an office KUDASIK DOROTHY General Sweet and well hked mlss favorlte subject home economlcs loves popular muslc and sports pet peeve show offs one of of our color guards on to a career as a beautlclan Thespzans 2 Cadettes 2 3 4 ColorGuard3 4 2, , 4. 7 I ! T 51 ll h - - o 9. . 4 ' I y- , - . . . vo - - - It 'a .. ' - en- ' . S . l . 0 . . l . . . . K a .en UL ' ' ' ' in- - r 3 ' , . . ' g . 1 D 5 . . . ci , S 1 - - - 4 ' S ' , j' I 8 . , Q 3 . Y , ' . - Vomma, p I KOROLY, MARYELLEN I D , 1 - K 1 2 . . . 4: 1 , 1 . s I X' E , 4 V , . sf X -- 21 , 4. ' 6 0 O O ' ' --- ' s . 45 KUNTZ DOROTHY LOUISE College Preparatory Energetlc blonde member or homeroom 119 ha1ls from Beaver Meadows known to all as Dome actne member of our color guard llsts tw plng and math as favorlte subjects future nurse Color Guard 3 4 Cadettes 4 Thespzans 4 DZIEL T INET Gener lv . u d re know o a 1 art as orxte fu je e joy ancx mg an usjc l el? Jld they are 1 ll Sf L? ed L all zansf2,lEag upler LANDRO JOSEPH S College Preparatory Happy go lucky green eyed lad from 119 llsts French and hlstory as favor 1te subjects ma1n mterests mg and football dlshkes homework plans to jom the Alr Force upon gradu atlon Dzggers 2 3 4 French Clu 2 3 4 LANNON CAROL MAE Commerczal Very actlve young lady from homeroom 123 arts and crafts shorthand and bookkeepmg make up fa vorlte subjects hkes to dance sw1m and attend sportlng events future goal elther teacher or sec retary Cadettes2 3 4 Suzmmznq Club 2 3 4 Dolphzn Club 2 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Drggers 3 4 Lzbrary 3 4 LAPETINA MARYROSE Commerczal Fun lovmglass capable tlcket monitor of 123 bet ter known as Ro favor lte subjects socxal sclence and bookkeeping enjoys dancmg readmg and bas ketball games djshkes concelted people plans to become a secretary Outdoor Club Z 3 Thes zans 2 3 Cadettes 2 3 4 zbrary Club 2 LAWRENCE I AUL JOSEPH College Preparatory Honor student rates Engllsh hlstory and math as favorlte subjects out doors hold fascmatlon for hlm mam lnterests are camplng huntlng Hshmg an swlmmmg future plans include Navy and then college German Club 3 4 E e e Pr ara t an 3.l'S 8. e lmml te et ero people foun ntmg o becom a mechan gmeer S mmmg 3 4 LEGGO SYLVIA SANDRA General Cute amlable blonde member of homeroom 110 favorlte subjects Eng llsh and publlc speaklng enjoys swlmmmg and lee skatlng dlslxkes people who break promlses plans to become an a1rl1ne hostess Thespzans 3 M161 , , r ' C if le eg' b fly , ,- S '11, 3 -ja .:, e X , P537 , wlgl 1148 ' V 4 ' U ' ' ' ' D O .I H - - ' . - , ,lf ' - 7 f lll ,fri lb ad.., . . . . if e OS nd lnclude swimming, ice- skat- , af -,-Val, 9 embel' Of , .. jr fllmp . - . Rank. . .1 .I n ' - f 1 1 Q x. . b , , . -, - , ., h X . 7 - 46 LEHRMAN AUDREY TAMARA College Preparatory Sweet tempered lass skxllful accompamst for the advanced chorus enjoys playmg tenms and llstemng to hr fi muslc selects hrs tory and chorus as favonte subjects would lxke to go to college AdvancedChorus3 4 Dzg gers 2 French Club 4 Thes pzans2 3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 LEINBACH L CARL College Preparatory Jovxal well llked boy falthful follower of all sports muslc honor student rates math and scxence as hls favorlte subjects mtends to enter college and then a theologlcal semlnary Band 2 3 4 French Club 3 if Janus 4 Lzbrary Club LEININGER RUTH ARLENE Commeraal Green-eyed brown halred lass an asset to homeroom 123 hobbies mclude danc mg drlvmg and smgmg favorlte subjects are-ad vanced chorus and SOCIR' scrence hates to be kept waxtlng a future secretary AdvancedChorus3 4 Cho- ral Club 2 3 4 Thespzans cuz' LEIPFERT ROBERT B Vocatzonal Tall well llked lad bet ter known as Skmner valuable asset to the bas ketball team mam mter ests mclude model trams and cars dlsllkes glrls who are stuck up plans to at tend college Vocatzonal Club 2 Basket- ball2 3 4 Baseball4 Track 3 Lzbrary Club 2 LENNARTZ LAWRENCE College Preparatory Tall frrendly member of homeroom 121 hsts Eng hsh and hlstory as hls fa vonte subjects valuable football player pet peeve teachers who glve too much homework plans to be a doctor Basketball 3 4 Football 3 LETTIERE ROCCO College Preparatory Popular and easy going name Rex rates Eng hsh and gym as hrs favorlte subjects mam mterests mclude all klnds of sports pet peeve showolls f ture plans mclude college LEUTHOLD MARY LOU College Preparatory Fun lovmg dark halted mlss capable advertlsmg edrtor of the Janus splnt ed yell queen ardent fan of the Sllver Beavers Drum and Bugle Corps favonte subject advanced chorus future undeclded AdvancedChorus3 4 Cho ral Club2 3 4 Cheerleaders 3 4 Janus 4 Outdoor Club 2 Thesp1ans2 3 4 Cadettes 3 B A ANNE e epa a or tt a ente e an nc oore In tl of Art d study fashlo deslgnmg Advanced Chorus 3 4 French Club 3 4, Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 J L U ' - D 44 ' ' ' by - U, , 1 : ' l I - 5 r l . 5 9 ' 2, ,4- ! l : Y ! ' Q. activities. . .interested in lad. . .answers to the nick- - - 1. ...tl zf ,'4. l ' 3 7 ' I I . . . . V I I ' - A v l ' 1 l - ' - l I lr r 3 I l 2 ' 2l Y 4' 2. R, A C t i V . n s nt, . . n s h ai i t .po a- b d . . h . . . . a o Q Q Q . . . . A . I I 5 , Y 3 ' 47 rt, Qing W7 'fs '11 ga? LINDENMUTH, LANA 'ANN Commercial Friendly, cheerful miss. . . hails from homeroom 123. . . honor student. . .rates social sclence hlgh on her llst f subjects drshkes oonce1ted people plans to become a secretary bound to be a success ghoral 2 3 Lzbrary Club LITAVIS PATRICIA LOUISE College Preparatory Fa thful supporter of the Brooklyn Dodgers favor lte subjects chemlstry and arts and crafts energetlc and fun lovmg known to all as Pat hopes to be come a nurse at Sacred Heart Hospxtal Thespzans 2 4 Ladeltes 3 LLOYD PAUL Vocatzonal Happy go lucky fellow from 123 possesses brown halr and hazel eyes enjoys huntmg and fishlng favor lte subjects lnclude mechan lcal drawing and Swlmmlne drsllkes grrls who smokg lntends to jom the Navy Voealzonal Club 3 LOHENITZ RICHARD PAUL Vocalzonal Tall dark and handsome lad from Beaver 'Vleadows known to all as Chard possesses blue ew es terested ln huntmg and fishmg enjoys playmg ln the Sxlver Beavers Drum and Bugle Corps LONGENBERGER NANCY LEE General Tall brown haxred mlss better known as Nan rates chemrstry and Spanlsh as favorxte subjects mam lnterests lnclude horseback r1 img and swxmmmg ardent fan at our games next stop nurslng school Choral Club 2 4 Dolphzn Club 2 3 4 Suzmrnzngl 3 Thespzans 7 Cade4les2 3 4 rn' ygvv' I LOW RINIC DANIFL FRANCIS College Preparatory Capable honor student possesses a terrxfic sense of humor can be found at all sports actlvltres mter ested m forelgn cars and moderately progressrve jazz headed for Penn State to study chemrcal eng1 neermg Cerman 4 Football Z Base ball 2 7 rack 3 4 LULIS PETER JOHN College Preparatory Dark handsome las from 121 defimte asset to the Jazz Band known for hrs terrlfic drummlng abrhty loves progresslve jazz plans to jom the A1r Force and afterwards study muslc at West Chester Indl54Ja2Bad LUTZ IATRICIA LOUISE l ommerczal Qulet and reserved be ter known as Pat on or student llsts advanced chorus and ofhce practlce as faxorlte subjects enjoys gomg to the moues plans to be a stenographer after graduatlon Adlanced Chorus? 4 Cho ralf lub 2 4 I adeltes 2 3 LzbraryClub 2 3 4 in Um MCHUGH JOHN V Drslrzbutwe Educatzon Handsome curly halred blue eyed lad halls from homeroom 309 favorlte subject math mam terests sleepmg and work mg on cars ln spare tlme dlslxkes gettlng up early future plans undeclded MAGUSCHAK MICHAEL JOHN Vocalzonal Tall good looklng and fun lovlng halls from Beaver Meadows better known as Magoo os sesses a m1SChl9VOUS smlle talented member of the Sllver Beavers plans to joln the Navy upon gradu atlon Vocatzonal Club Z 3 MAKOWIEC HEDY LAURA THERESA General Amlable pleasant brown haxred mlss from homeroom 123 plans to become a haxr stylrst upon graduatlon mam mterest rs dancmg dlsllkes boys who cannot dance sure to be a success Cadetles 7 3 -.J 'Vs 11 MALORE DONNA JEAN College Preparatory Pretty and pleasant mlss tall blue eyed brunette conslders chemlstry as favorlte subject mam ID terests mclude sports and boys d1sl1kes concerted people future plans m clude nurse s tralmng upon graduatlon Choral Club 4 Thespzans 2 3 Cadel!es2 3 4 MANCUSO JOSEPH PHILIP Vocatzonal Tall dark lad from 123 known as Joe to fnends hobbles muslc and sports enjoys prmtmg shop pet peeve-practlcal jokers plans to enhst ln Navy for a career ln elec tronlcs Vocatzonal 3 MARCHETTI ROSANNE Commerczal Jovlal mxss from home- room 123 ardent follower of all football and basketball games enjoys dancmg llsts commerclal law as tops scholastlcally dxsllkespeo- ple who are concerted plans to become a beau t1c1an Cadettes 2 3 4 MARCO ANTHONY PAUL Commerczal Ha1ls from homeroom 123 answers to the name of Peanuts mterests ln clude glrls and baseball llsts study hall and om merclal law as favorlte sub jects pet peeve con celted people future plans are undecrded MARGAW ICH LAWRENCE JOSEPH General Tall grown eyed lad harls from homeroom 211 rates huntmg and fishmg as mam mterests favorlte subjects twpmg chorus and chemlstrx w1ll enter a branch of the Armed Forces upon graduatlon Adzanced Chorus 4 6 'Un vb MARSICANO, ROZANNE College Preparatory A lively, fun-loving brownette. . ,favorite sub- jects include chemistry. ., can be found cheering the team at all of our games. . . d1sl1kes show offs a fu ture Lady rn White Thespzans Z 3 4 Cadettes 3 MARTOINICK RONALD Dzstrzbzltz ve Educatzon Tall brown eyed lad better known to hls frlends Hot Rod enjoys tmkerlng wlth a 19 0 Ford dlsllkes slow drlv ers and cops favorlte sub jects math and Engllsh future plans undeclded Vocatzonalf lub Z 3 MARTZEN MARY THERESA Commerczal Qulet fun lovlng m1ss enjoys danclng and outdoor sports rates bookkeeplng stenography and com merclal law as her favorlte subjects pet peexe con celted boys md homework a future bookkeeper bound to succeed C adettes 3 4 MASSA ROSEANN GRACE General Halls from 123 llsts no subject as her favorlte llkes popular mus1c and all sports loxes to dance pet peexe concerted people plans to enter a buslness school upon graduatlon Suzmmmg Club 2 Thes pzans 7 3 4 Cadettes9 3 4 MATTAN I RONALD AUGUST College Preparatory Known to hls frlends as Ronme excellent clarmet player lxkes band and mathematlcs hobbies are playlng and llstenmg to pro gressn e jazz and baseball dlslrkes Yankee fans hopes to attend college Band 9 3 4 Jazz Band YD TS fxgi, V 'fl ff' Z faafi MATTEO ROSANNE College Preparatory Frlendlx and popular mlss enjoys helpmg others rates chemlstry top usherette at our football and basketball games depend able presldent of Dxggers and treasurer of Cadettes plans to become a foreign mlssxonary Ilzggers 7 3 4 Janus 4 Lsherettes 3 4 Thespzans 4 Cad es 7 4 braryblub 7 3 4 MATZ JOSEPH College Preparatory Frlendly llkeable lad full of fun and mlschlef has a great sense of humor ardent Yankee fan rates chemlstry and hxstory as favorxte subjects plans to enter the A1r Force upon graduatxon MAUE ROBFRT GEORGE Cornmerczal Good lookmg m1sch1e vous lad answers to Bob favorlte subjects sw1m mmg and art an and fan of car raclng enjoys work mg on cars d1sl1kes tea chers and homework plans to joln the Army Outdoor Club 9 Suzm mzngZ Mft MAYR BRIGITTE College Preparatory Well known mlss from 207 detests homework ongmally from Germany lists hxstory and art as fa vorlte subjects mam ln terests drlvlng her car and readmg hopes to become a laboratory technlclan German Club 2 Thespzans 3 Cadeltes 2 MEHALICK RICHARD PETER College Preparatory Tall dark and handsome quxet but frlendly l ways ready for a good Joke enjoys swnmmmg and xce skatlng pet peeve-grrls who smoke wrll enter unto Uncle Sams service after graduatlon MEIER EMILY SARAH Commerczal Qulet but frlendly lass possesses brown halr and brown eyes harls from homeroom 207 enyoys bookkeepmg and arts and crafts mam mterests ln clude muslc drawmg and travehng plans to become abookkeeper Cadettes2 3 4 fs MESSER JOHN MICHAEL Vocalwnal Tall qulet easy gorng lad mterested rn huntmg and fishmg halls from home- room 207 hsts sclence and pnntmg as favorite sublects pet peeve-exams f ture plans mcluds the U S Coast Guard Vocatwnal Club 3 4 MICHALOCHICK MARY ANNE Commerczal Blonde sweet and easy gomg lass wlth eyes of blue halls from homeroom 207 en1oys collectlnw records and dancmg rates book keeplng and commercral law as tops a future book keeper Thespzans 3 MICHALOCHICK ROSE MARIE Commerczal One half of a blonde team possesses green eyes knovm as Rosle favor lte subject commercxal law mam mterests are col lectlng records and dancmg dlSllk9S homework and concerted boys future plans undeclded Thespwns 3 MIHALOCHICK DOLORES SANDRA Commerczal Pleasant good natured lass chooses commercxal law as favorxte subyect hobbles mclude dancmg and collectxng records emoys sports pet peeves home- work and concelted people hopes to become an a1r lxne hostess MILLER ROCHELLE M College Preparatory Tall cheerful mlss from homeroom 123 better known as Ro posses- ses pretty brown eyes terested m sports capable secretary of swrmmmg club d1sl1kes concerted people plans to become a phys xcal educatlon teacher Dolphm 3 4 Janus 4 Su1mmzngClub2 3 4 Thes pians2 3 4'Cadeltes2 3 4. ff' Q-159' MIZENKO BERNICE CATHERINE Commerczal Sweet mlss wlth brown halr and brown eyes ha1ls from homeroom 207 book keeplng and oflice practlce as favorlte subjects par txcularly enjoys danclng pet peeve concelted people future plans mclude sec retarlal work g'hespzans2 3 4 Cadeltes MONTONE JAMES College Preparatory Llkeable semor wxth plen ty of zxp talkatlve and frlendly devoted fan of football and baseball games slgnments plans to be come a member of the Penn sylvama State Pollce Outdoor 2 3 Dzggers 2 3 4 Lzbrary Club 2 3 MOROLLO MARGARET ANN College Preparatory Fnendly and lxkeable rmss possesses a terrlfic per sonahty capable honor student lrsts chemxstry and algebra as favorlte sub jects enjoys all sports especlally basketball dns llkes glrls who fllrt future plans mclude nursmg Dzggers 2 3 4 Ushereltes 4 Thespzans2 3 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 Lzbrary Club 2 3 4 MOTWAY NELDA ANN Cornmerczal Pretty green eyed mlss rates advanced chorus and bookkeeplng as favonte subjects a member of the Sllver Beavers Drum and Bugle Corps pet peeve- concelted people plans to become a bookkeeper AdvancedChorus3 4 Cho- ral Club 2 3 4 MOYER DOROTHEA ELLEN Commerczal Frlendly co operatxve miss wlth a pleaslng person alnty better known as Dot favorlte subjects stenography and Englxsh mam mterests are read mg and Wfltlllg poetry pet peeve concerted people plans to become a sec retary Cadelles 2, 3, 4 MULLIGAN MARY ELIZABETH College Preparatory Frlendly lxkeable lass possesses lovely blue eyes halls from homeroom 123 loves to read favorlte sub- ject hlstory future plans mclude college sure to succeed as a future teacher of Amerlca Diggers 2 3 4 Lzbrary Club 2 Future Teachers of Arnerzca 3 4 MUMAW JAMES ANDREW Vocatzoual Tall frlendly lad halls from homeroom 207 rates soclal sclence hlgh on l1st of favorlte subjects is Inter ested cars dlsllkes exams mcludes the Navy IH hrs plans for the future Vocatzonal Club 3 4 MUNDIE MELVIN SMITH Commercial Frlendly lad member of semor boy s quartet known to all as Mel favorlte subjects advanced chorus and soclal sclence enjoys muslc and horses dlshkes loud gxrls plans to enter the A1r Force Advanced Chorus 3 4 in Um 5' ' ' I Avxffyezx .. D ..,kl.,4: , . . - Q , . l V ... as s I Q ' , 2, ,4' I ' ' ' I 7 . . .dislikes homework as- - - . ' ' ' I 1 I l 9 1 ' ' . ' 9 , U Q 7 7 1 , . I . 1 u I ' l I A . . . - 'Y ' - ' . I' , . . . . ' ' ... . ' ' , . . G . ' ' '. . n' H ... V '...-V - . ' I I J I 4- JA ' U . h I ' ! I 7 . , I I I I I ' I , ' . I 1 ' . Q . ' ' ' u nl ' ' I I I I ' 'gn , . I . , 7 . 52 NODINE WILLIAM ROBERT College Preparatory Pleasant lad from 103 rates Amerlcan hlstory and soclal science hlgh on the llst of favorlte subjects avid sports fan pet peeve antm Yankee fans plans a career m the A1r Force OBERTO CAROL ANN Commerczal Pretty brown eyed gal wlth a sweet smxle known to all as Smlley favorlte subjects bookkeeplng and stenography llkes to read swlm and drlve pet peeve serxous people plans to become a bookkeeper Lzbrary Club 2 3 4 O DONNELL WILLIAM JOHN College Preparatory Tall blue-eyed redhead from homeroom 123 f vonte subject hxstory llkes baseball a Brooklyn Dodger fan pet peeve concerted gurls and Yankee fans future plans lnclude the Amr Force and college Stage Crew 2 Thespzans 2 OLANDER ROBERT College Preparatory Tall good lookxng fellow halls from homeroom 123 valuable asslstant to Mr Perslco hobby Welght llftmg deeply relxglous has a pleasant smlle for everyone plans to pursue further study 1n a relxglous semma'y Dzggers 2 3 Thespzans OLEXA JERRY JOSEPH Vocatzonal Tall llkeable lad from homeroom 207 valuable asset to our basketball team favorlte subject scl ence and electronlcs plays the pxano 1n h1s spare t1me mterested ln the opposlte sex future undeclded Vocatwnal Club 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 3 PACELLI BENNY DOMENIC Vocatzonal Congemal member of the semor class possesses wavy brown halr rates swxmmmg and electronlcs as h1s favonte subjects pet peeve-concelted people ardent sports fan future plans are undecided Vocatzonal Club 2 3 Library Club 2 3 4 PACHENCE MARIE LOUISE College Preparatory Sweet and llkeable lass loved by all honor stu dent favonte subjects ln clude chemxstry and swlm mmg enjoys readmg and xce skatmg pet peeve- gum crackers plans to at tend college and study SCI ence Uounlameer 2 3 4 Stu dent Counczl 4 Suzmmzng Club2 3 4 Thespzans2 3 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 PACHENCE ROBERT JOHN College Preparatory Good lookong hkeable and mlschlevous posses- ses a keen sense of humor enjoys dancmg and drawmg can be found at most H HS act1v1t1es dlsllkes goofy gn-ls plans to enter the Unlverslty of Penn sylvania. , . Student Council2 3 4 IAHLER JOSFI H JOHN General Smcere carefree lad halls from homeroom '07 mam Interest workmg on cars rates svummmg and health as faworlte subjects llsts concerted g1rls as pet peexe future plansm clude Jolnmg the Army PAINTON ROBERT LEE V ocatzonal Soclable brown eyed lad well liked by all llsts Engllsh and methanleal drawmg, as fax orlte subjects a fa1thful supporter of H H S basketball games lans to jOlI1 the U S Alr orce upon graduatxon PALFRMO FRANK JOHN D1 slrzbutzze Educalzon Frlendly and mtty mem ber of the senlor class rare sense of humor val uable member of the football and basketball teams mam lnterest putterlng around cars plans to Joln the Nam upon f,I'1ClUdtlOH Basketball 7 '3 4 lwwlball 3 PALERMO ROBERT IAUL General Pleasant lad from 207 known to all as Bobby favorlte subject sc1ence rates swxmmmg and the out doors hlgh on h1s hst of ln terests pet peeve teach ers future plans xnclude Jolnlng the Marlnes AdzancedCh0ruS3 4 Cho ra Club 3 4 localzo al Club 7 PALERMO SYLVIA THFRESA Commerclal Talkatxxe dark ex ed lass best knovsn as Sxl alway s has a smmle for ex erx one lox es dantmg ax 1d Fats Domlno and I at Boone fan d1sl1kes concelted peo ple future member of the WAF s Cadettes 7 PALFTSKI CAROL MAE College Prepa ratory Pleasant txlkatlve lass loves to dance favorlte subJect swxmmmg can always be found sewmg ln her spare txme pet peeve coupleswhofmght plans to enter the nursmg pro fesslon upon graduatlon zmmznq Klub 2 3 Ca ettes P 3 4 PASSON JAY LEE College Preparatory Rates h1gh among the glrls chooses soc-1al sc1ence and trrgonometry as favorxte subjects enjoys flshlng and tlnkermg wlth cars dlSllk9S conce1ted people plans to attend college F enrlz I lubl 4 IATOSKII' JOYCE A f ommerrzal Cheerful green ex ed mlss ha1ls from homeroom 109 faxorlte subjects steno graphx and art mam rn terests mclude skatmg and muslc d1sl1kes concelted people plans to do secre tarlal vx ork at the Bethlehem Steel Company Cadettes 'P 3 4 PATRICK RUSSELL GAIL Vocatzonal Good lookmg and amxable lad easy golng and full of fun known to all as Russ lrsts shop and Enghsh as favorrte subjects enjoys foollng wlth guns and cars future plans un decxded Student Counczl 3 4 Vo calzonal Club 2 4 PAULINE JOHN JAMES Vocatzonal Fnendly lad from home room 207 possesses black halr favorlte subjects math and cablnet makmg mterests cars TV radlo and swlmmmg pet peeves grrls that talk too much next stop the Army Vocalzonal Club 2 3 4 PAULSHOCK ANDREW Vocalzonal Tall blond easy gomg lad halls from 211 f vorxte subjects mclude math and soclal sclence llkes to collect books on cars possesses a fine sense of hu mor plans to enljst ln Arr Force Vocatzonal Club 2 3 4 PAVLICK, MARY CAROL General Frrendly and fun lovmg mlss chooses glrl s chorus and commerclal law as fa vorxte subjects enjoys danclng and collectmg Pat Boone records dlsllkes concleted people plans to enter the Womens Arr Force Cadeltes 2 3 4 PECONE MARGARET ANN College Preparatory Well llked and talkatlve lass better known Peggy chemlstry and Italian rate hlgh as favorlte subjects pet peeves takmg tests and reckless dnvers bound to succeed IH the nurslng professlon Dzggers 2 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 Cadettesl 3 4 Lzbrary Clu 2 3 4 PEKALA ROBERT RAY College Preparatory Tall blue eyed blond halls from homeroom 207 enjoys huntmg flymg and televxslon drshkes moody peo le favorlte subjects are rstory and chemlstry future plans attend college and then joln the Arr Force PENDAL EVELYN MARY Commerczal Friendly amxable lass can always be found at Bmkles favorrte sub- jects stenography and bookkeeplng enjoysdanc mg and hstenmg to Sal Mmeos records drslrkes glrls who brag plans to become a secretary Choral Club 2 Thes wry 2 T 0 mrss own o a s z sn n nd r as favor ' ID mterests s c a nted artrst plans mclude college Cadettes 4 Dzggers 3 4 ,,..-nf 'N MQ t as- 1'4 .,..v- ,ff r , 'Vt s PM N 2 PETER ROBERT ERVIN General Cheerful likeable fellow hails from homeroom 211 rates voice class as his favorite subject likes to hunt fish or trap in his spare time plans to join the U S Navy PETROLE ANN MARIE Commercial Cute popular vivacious member of cheerleading squad competent Thes ian property chalrman avorite subject social sci ence main interests swimming skating and col lectlng Nat King Cole records plans to become asecretary Dolphin 2 3 4 Cheer leadmg3 4 Janus4 Moun taineer 4 Suzmrning Club 2 3 4 Thespians 2 Cadettes 2 3 4 PETROVICH LETITA MARIE College Preparatory Sincere amicable lass possesses a pleasing person ality uses her spare tlme swimming or dancing dis likes being kept Waltlhg favorite subjects 1nclude Ita han and chemistry future includes b6COm1Hg a Navy nurse Choral 3 Diggers 3 4 Thespians 2 3 4' Cadettes 3 . PETRUSKA MARLENE ANN C ollege Preparatory Friendly energetic lass. . . hails from homeroom 207. . . pet peeve-conceited people . . .favorite subjects include typing and Italian. . .lists dancing and collecting rec- ords as main interests. . . a future Lady in White . Swimming Club 2 4' Thes- pians 2 3' Cadettes 2 ' Library Club 3 4. PETRUZZI DANIEL JAMES Distributive Education Tall, brown-eyed lad. .. better known as 'Jimmy' . . .rates history as his favor- ite subject. . .likes to Work with cars and swim. . .future lans include joinin the Elnited States Coast guard after graduation, . . Band 2g Swimming 2. JP PETRUZZI JOANN MARIE College Preparatory VIVB-CIOUS pleasant lass friendly to all chooses Italian and typing as her favorite subjects very adept dancer likes col lectlng records pet peeve is concerted people future plans lnclude nursing S1ummmgClub2 4 Thes pians 2 3 Cadettes 2 3 4 PHILLIPS JOHN MICHAEL College Preparatory Quiet blond halred boy from homeroom 207 nick named Flop llsts band and chemistry as his favorite subjects interested stock car racing and radio work plans to become a radio engineer Band 2 3 4 PILATI JEAN MARIE College Preparatory Fun-loving popular blonde. . .5 2 eyes of blue . . .loves dancing and all sport events. , .capable sec- retary of Cadettes. . .would like to abolish tests. . .plans to enter the nursing pro- fession after graduation.. . Janus 4' Thespians 2 4' Cadette52 3 4. 1' .1 . ,X , ff. 9 . ,' f 1 ' I. 1 ' . 'T' fr ' PILLONATO RAY LEWIS Vocatwnal Tall brown haired lad hails from homeroom 211 prefers shop to all other sub- jects mam interests clude hunting and fishing known to all his friends as 1 plans to Join the Navy PLESH JOSEPH LAWRENCE Vocational Tall congenial lad set to homeroom 207 detests hard to get girls main interests radio and television rates elec tromcs as his favorite sub Ject future plans include Jo1mngtheU S Marines Vocat1,onalClub2 3 4 POLIVKA LORETTA MAE General Better known as Lorrie . . .an ardent Pat Boone fan . . ,prefers American history to other classes. . .possesses big brown eyes. . .likes to dance and skate. . ,hopes to wear an Army nurses uni- form. . . Library Club 3 4. PONTRY GRACE MARIE General Good things come in small packages good de- scription of Gracie favor ite subyect public speaking her hobby collecting records irked by conceited people would like to be a Bell Telephone operator Cadettes 2 Thespians 2 3 Library Club 2 3 4 PORTONOVA PATRICIA ANN College Preparatory Cheerful blue-eyed blonde an asset to homeroom 211 well known as Pat selects Spanish as favor ite subject mam interest lies in nursing plans to become a nurse at Allentown Hospital ChoralClub2 3 4 Diggers 2 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 POST DAVID STANLEY College Praparatory Tall pleasant fellow capable student mana er of the football team a ways ready to help out favors history chemistry and Eng hsh ardent baseball and football fan plans to enter Penn State German Club 2 Football 4 POWELL JAMES ROY College Preparatory Jovial food-looking lad from 211. . .possesses blue eyes and blond hair. . .f - vorite subjects-biology and chemistry. . ,interested ' baseball and cars. . .future plans include college to enter the biology field. . . Outdoor 2'Baseball 2 3 4. PRICE RUTH LOUISE College Preparatory Friendly likeable miss. . . secretary of homeroom 211 . . .can usually be found at the Pines ...lists English as favorite subject. . . peeve-people who are nev- er on time. . .future plans undecided. . . ghespians 2 3 4'Cadettes f er 3- 62' - -I W.- as-LZ 53:51 9-2- my new-av-f 2 5 .4 . 1.4, A asv, PROBERT CARL FREDERICK I ollcye I reparalory Handsome friendly fellow hails from homeroom P11 member of boys quartet faxorite subjects math an chorus enjoys music and sports dislikes wom en drn ers future plans study music or join the Navy Adzanredfhorus'3 4 fho ralclub 3 4 W5 rown e a ome fav 1 e su chem s dancing swim d all sports e peev girls who think they know i all future plans are undecided QUINN CLETUS EDWARD College Preparatory Quiet well liked lad hails from homeroom 211 generally known as Clyde chemistry and French are favorite subjects joys music and swimming plans to enter the field of aviation a sure success OSEPH l Preparat Hal s from h eroom 211 rates m ing as maln est pet peeve peo o a la e anis 1 c a a mbark u n n lr ce career Dzggers 7 4 Thespzans Z RACHO BARBARA ANN College Preparatory Tall attractive blonde from 211...possesses ' sparkling personality. .. - joys dancing and viewing stock car races, . .dislikes boys who wear Bermuda shorts.. hopes to enter Nursing school.. sure to succeed... Cadetles 2, 3, 43 Color Guard 3, 4. RADLER MARILYN JANE lommerczal Quiet likeable miss halls from homeroom 109 honor student lists steno graphy and social science as favorite subjects main in terests are music traveling and reading plans to be come a secretary after grad uatlon AdvancedChorus3 4 Cho ral Club 3 RAIC PA QUAL -'Voc e n a Pat rates m v ri e s e in m o s ings args avy u on gr Siuduzll ounezll J 'Ihes pzans 4 Vocalwnal Z .3 4 Track Z RAI ACH ROBERT Dzslrzbutwe Lduealzon Good looking lad from 309 better known to all as Rappy easy going and good natured enjoys horseback riding his main interests are blondes d s likes concerted people undecided about his future plans LVL REINHART KATHLEEN ELIZAB ETH College Preparatory Congemal well liked lass known to all as Kath likes to paint dance and drive favorite subjects m clude arts and crafts and English plans to attend Philadelphia Museum of r Advanced Chorus 4 French Club 3 Janus 4 Flagturrlers 3 4 Thespzansl 3 4 REINMILLER JUD1THANN C Commerczal Sweet sincere gal with a pleasant smile known to a s Ju y favorite subjects stenography and bookkeeping honor stu dent enjoys reading and dancing pet peeve con ceited people plans to be come a secretary Thespzans 7 3 4 Lzbrary Club Z Iadettes Z 3 4 REI ANSHEK MARY FRANCIS College Preparatory Well-known as M.F. M, interests include dancing and collecting records. . . seen at all H.H.S. sport events. . .detests gum crack- ers and late people. . hopes to enter nursing at the State Hospital. , , Outdoor Vlub 2' Thespians 'Cad es 1. ' . au' RICCIO ROBERT JOSEPH Vocattonal Fun loving friendly fel low from homeroom lla known as R1ck auto body rates high as favorite subject enjoys working on cars pet peeve-conceited girls plans to enter United States Air Force Vocatzonal Club Z ROBERTS BETTY JEAN Home Economzcs Petite amiable miss commonly known as B J llsts arts and crafts as her favorite subject joys sports and danclng dislikes boys who tell tall tales undecided about her future C adettes 2 ROBERTS DONNA D College Preparatory Popular n ov cere l I n 1 acqu coth ish cexted Q--peopfgi, sses lHg pers t c tive member of Student Council headed for Ienn State Diggers 3 4 French 3 4 Janus 3 4 Student Connell 3 4 Suzmmmg 7 3 4 Thes pzansl 3 4 Cadettesl 3 4 RODICK RITA ANN General Cute friendly miss from homeroom 211. . .hails from Beaver Meadows, . .dislikes conceited people. . .collects Pat Boone records favor- ite subjects include arts and crafts and typing, . plans to become an I.B.M. operator. Diggers 3 4. ROHLFING MARGARET CAROLINE Commercial Sweet and friendly. , hails from homeroom 109. . has a keen interest in cars espe- cially convertibles. , ,dislikes conceited people. . arts and crafts is her favorite subject . .hopes to become a beau- tician, , . Cadettes ZZ 3 4' Thespians 2' Diggers 3 4. Q4- ..1.'1- Q ROLNICK JOAN LOIS College Preparatory Llkeable mxss wlth lovely blonde haxr possesses en vlable wardrobe knoumas Jom capable Thesplan recorder of pomts enjoys dancmg and records sec retary of French Club lans to enter Penn State nlversrty Dzggers 2 3 4 French Club3 4 Janus4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 Stu dent Counczl 4 ROMANICK CAROL ANN College Preparatory Tall dark mlss from homeroom 211 rates b1o logy as her favorlte subject lxkes to fly dlSllk9S people who are prejudlced plans to become a Lady ln Whlte after hlgh school Drggers 2 4 French Club Outdoor Club 2 3 ROSSI CONSTANCE College Preparatory Popular energetlc glrl known to all as Connle talented roller skater can be found at Canteen dolng the latest dances enjoys centered people actlve member of Cadettes plans to study nursmg Thesprans2 3 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 Lzbrary Club 2 RUGGIERO PATRICIA ANN College Preparatory Known as Patsy possesses a sweet dlsposltxon mam lnterests are swlm mmg and dancing favor lte subjects mclude history and typmg can usually be seen rldmg around ln some car future nurse Cadettes 2 3 4 Dzggers 2 3 Suzmmzng Club 2 3 Thespzans 2 3 4 Lzbrary RUSH JOSEPH Vocatzonal Short frrendly lad who halls from homeroom 11a lnterests he m swlmmmg llsts electromcs and draftmg as favonte subjects can be found workmg around radxos plans to jo1n the Alr Force Lrbrary 2 RUSNOCK ROBERT RICHARD Vocatzonal Qulet reserved lad from 115 known to everyone as Bob rates mechanlcal drawxng as hrs favorrte sub ject lxsts swlmrmng hs mam mterest future am b1t1on rs to become a ma chmlst SABATINO ANNA MARIE Commerczal Cute brown eyed brown ette halls from homeroom 115 selects stenography and bookkeeplng as her fa found bowlmg hates to be kept waltmg plans to be- cocine a bookkeeper 1n Flo r1 a Diggers 4 Thesptans 3 Cadettes4 SABIA MARY CARMELLA College Preparatory Cute mlss from homeroom 119 possesses hazel eyes and black halr enjoys col lectmg popular records and dancmg seen regularly at Canteen favorlte subject Itahan dlSllk9S concert ed people future Angel of Mercy gadettes2 3 4 Thespzans in Um ' , , : n 1 1 l . 1 1 l ' 7 I ! ' I . I 1 . ' .. . . l l l l I - 1 n . - . . 1 4 i- ' I E ' . - - . 1 n .R 45 , . , v , . s . . . chemistry. . .dislikesb self- fofite Sub-l,eCtS- - -can be A .D , : ' , :A ' , , : , . ' ! I Y 2,a. ' ' 2, -4- 60 ST MARY NICHOLAS JAMES College Preparatory Tall lad who hails from homeroom 123 known to all as Nicky lists cus tomed cars and a cute little redhead as mam interests hates girls who smoke future plans include college Band 3 Photography Club 2 Thespzans 2 SAKOSKIE CAROLE ANN Commercial Petite leasant miss hails from omeroom 119 favorite subjects public speaking commercial law likes dancmg and dogs pet peeve- ettlng up ln the morning uture plans dramatic school in New York Diggers 2 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 SALVATOR HELEN MARIE C ommercial Blonde blue-eyed jovial and fun-loving. . .hails from homeroom 121. . .rates com- mercial law as favorite sub- ject. . .enjoys dancing and swimming. . .dislikes boysin Bermuda shorts. . .plans to become a beauticain. . . Cadettes2 3 4'Suimming Club 4' Dolphin Club 4' Thes- pians 4. au' SANDROCK RICHARD ARTHUR College Preparatory Friendly lad from 119 favorite subjects history swimmmg and arts and crafts mam interests are sport cars pet peeve- people who talk about others future plans lnclude col lege or the Navy Band2 3 4 Outdoor Club 2 3 Football 2 SANDROCK ROBERT JOHN College Preparatory One half of a well known set of twins known to all as Bobby history and chemistry rate as favoute subjects dislikes detention would like to become a draftsman after graduation Band2 3 4 Outdoor Club 2 3 F0otball2 Track4 SANKO REGINA ANN Commercial Sweet miss with brown eyes devotes spare time to dancmg and swimming chooses English and com merclal law as favorite sub- jects dlSllkeS people who are not on time a future secretary Swimming Club2 4 Thes pians2 3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 Library 2 SAUER FREDDIE G Vocational Tall member of room 121 . . .enjoys playing drums and tinkering with cars. . . prefers trigonometry and social science to other sub- jects. . .detests girls who are stuck up . . .future plans include joining the Navy. . . Outdoor Club 2' Vocational Club 2 3 4' Library Club 2. SAUERAKER DAVID ALBERT College Preparatory Carefree friendly lad from 115. . .possesses a rare sense of humor. . .known as Dave . . .favorite subjects -chemistry and band. . .has a weakness for nice clothes . . .dislikes conceited people . . .future plans undecided. . Band 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 2, 3, 43 Thespians 2, 3, 4. 1. we 16 SAUERS GERALD W College Preparatory Happy go lucky lad from homeroom 121 friendly and good natured chem lstry rates high as favorite subject d1Sl1li9S unpre dictahle girls likes to tlnk er with cars plans to join the Navy sure to succeed Lzbrary Club 2 Outdoor ClubZ SCALLEAT PASQUALE CARMAN College Preparatory Tall good looklng lad best known as Pasco valuable member of our football team enjoys all sports rates chemistry as his favorlte subject plans to enter college a sure success Basketball 2 3 Football SCARAN ELIZABETH LAURA College Preparatory Friendly young lady possesses a keen sense of humor enjoys going t basketball games and danc mg favorite subjects Italian and typing e peeve concerted people plans to become a nurse Cadettes Z 3 4 Thespzans 4 Suzmmrrtg Club 4 SCHAAR BARBARA SARAH Commercral Cheerful miss from 301 better known as Babsie favorite subjects litera ture and swimming likes to write and make people laugh. . .future plans- would like to go to a busi- ness college. . . Diggers 4' Outdoor Club 2' SCHALLER JAMES PATRICK College Preparatory Reserved and easy-going fellow...known to all as Bi ...pet peeve is girls who talk too much... - joys chemistry and trigo- nometry classes. . .future plans-Navy first and then college. . . Band 2, 3 4: French 3 4g Stage Creu' 2, 33 Track 3, 43 Swimming 3, 4 EWR SCHAT ICHARD LEE College Preparatory Known to all his friends as Jack enjoys chem lstry and German above all other subjects lists social izing and popular music as chief interests plans to enter the field of medicine German 4 Suzmrrtzng 3 4 SCHETRUMPF CAROL ANN College Preparatory Quiet brownette from homeroom 207 likes social science and nurses chem lstry friend to all joys reading lh her spare tlme dislikes gum crack mg plans to become an Angel of Mercy Thespzarts 3 4 SCHIEFER ELIZABETH LOU1sEl College Prlpargjto y Attradglfve bl e eyevdhnlss from 1? kuv all as Betty Lou vonate subiects are tin and urses chem y V am weresbiafaregext a curricu Q isis titles c certed pe le a futuge Flbrencei Nightingale , ' :Tau s 4x St Q dent ounct4T2 V 81l4'kHu'i:,l mhz Clubil' ThespjaMsu2 3 4', uture 'Te cheraoof A - . D ,Jlca 4'La4lettelb2 3 In Um SCHNIER RITA SUSAN College Preparatory Good natured frlendly gal often seen dr1v1ng a black Oldsmoblle posses ses beautiful green eyes mam Interests lnclude bowl mg and dancmg pet peeve slow drlvers plans to take u recreatlonal educa tion a ter graduatlon Dzggers 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 Cadettes2 3 4 SCHUMACHER ADELINE LOUISE College Preparatory A cute mlss possesses lovely blue green eyes better known as Schu usually seen drlvlng a Chevy statlon wagon dlsllkes to be kept wa1tmg favors typing and French wlll attend college upon gradua tlon Dtggers 4 French Club 3 4 g'hespzans2 3 4 Cadettes SCHWARTZ GERALD JOSEPH College Preparatory Qulet well llked honor student from homeroom 301 known to all as Jerry favorxte subJects math ematlcs and chemlstry Interested 1n sclence and musxc dlshkes concerted eople plans to enter col ege after graduatlon Band 2 3 4 W9 Band J 4 Student Counczl 4 Basketball 2 3 g I 2 3 4 Baseball SERAFIN EDWARD GEORGE Vocatzonal Easy golng lad from room 113 lnterests l1e ln 6ShlIIg huntlng and trappmg rates machlne shop as favor 1te class after worklng as a machmlst for a few years w1ll Joln the Marlne Corps SHADDER ALBERT BERNARD Vocatzoanl Better known to all as Beruch brown eyed lad from 207 emoys waxlng cars and watchmg peo le argue llsts math as favorlte subject plans to go to school xn the Army Football 3 SHAFER VIRGINIA ANN College Preparatory Cute vlvaclous mxss better known as Glnny terrific sense of humor rates Engllsh and French as favorite subJects Inter ested 1n playmg tenms hates to be kept wamng plans to attend Dlckmson College Dzggers 2 3 French Club 3 4 Janus 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 SHEMA BARBARA ANN Commerczal Frlendly blue eyed lass from 301 better known as Babs rates commerclal law and bookkeepmg as fa vonte subjects enjoys danclng and collectmg re ords dlshkes conce1ted people plans to become a bookkeeper Choral Club 2 3 Thes pzans2 3 4 X 'Za' SHEMA JONI HELEN Dzstrzbutwe Educatzon Tall brown halred mlss happy go lucky spare tlme IS spent dancmg swlm mmg and collectmg records not very enthuslastlc about stuck up boys mam objective nn hfe-to become a telephone oper ator Choral Club 2 Cadettes 3 SHEMANSKY TH ERESA MARY College Preparatory A frlendly mlss halls from Trescow known to all as Terry mterested ln dancmg and drlvmg pet peeve people who crack gum plans to become a Lady 1n White upon grad uatlon Janus4 Thespzarts2 3 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 SHENKO ALEX ED Vocatzonal A good lookmg boy from vocatxonal class favorite subject IS swlmmmg hkes to hunt pet peeve IS work mg can always be found when needed future p ans are to get a job SHEPPARD THOMAS JAMES College Preparatory Known as Pepper tall qu1et lad from 301 rates art and swlmmmg as tops enjoys workmg on cars and collectmg stamps pet peeve IS homework plans to enter the Arr Force SHICKORA CAROL ANN Commerczal 5 2 eyes of blue favor xte subjects mclude com merclal law and Enghsh swxmmlng dancmg and omg to New Jersey rate as mam mterests pet peeve concerted people plans to be a secretary Dolphzn Club 3, 4, Suzm rmng Club 3, 4, Thespzans 2, 3, 4, Cadettes 2, 3, 4, Q' SHOVLIN ROBERT JOSEPH College Preparatory Tall frrendly newcomer to HHS best known as Shov brllllant honor stu dent llsts phys1cs chem lstry and math tops enjoys huntmg valuable basketball and baseball player future plans ln clude Lehlgh or Vrllanova German Club 4 Basketball SHULETSKY FRANCIS XAVIER College Preparatory Jovxal brown eyed lad halls from 301 favorlte subjects are chemlstry and socxal sclence rates hunt mg and fishlng hlgh on mam mterest lxst pet peeve homework future plans to attend college SIBERSKI PATRICIA ANN College Preparatory Tall wellllked lass mcknamed Pams known for sense of humor favorlte subject Engllsh lnterested ln muslc dxs lxkes two faced people would lrke to attend Tobe Coburn anfl enter fashlon fied Dzggers2 3 4 French3 4 Janus3 4 Thespzans2 3 Cadettes2 3 4 Future Teach ers of Amerzca 4 Mft 2, ', 4. ' ' ' ' ' 45 Baseball 2, 3, 43 , - l . Y I ' . , . , ' ,fl , 1' ' , 24? 1 fr - 'J 'Q g l. . ' Q - . n A 64 SIDARI SANDRA College Preparatory Capable assoclate editor of the Janus staff plans to become a teacher h1s tory IS tops on her lust of subjects pet peeve-peo ple who are always glVlIlg' advlce sure to succeed D1ggers2 3 4 Janus3 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 Lzbra y Clu 2 3 4 SIMS LARRY EMERSON Vocatzoanl Lxkeable lad from 301 known to all as Slmsy favonte subjects mclude electromc shop and mechan 2 ests radlo repalrs pe eeve concelted people uture plans Include the Na Vocatzonal Club 2 3 4 Football 2 SIMS NANCY ANN Commerczal Petlte brown eyed mxss better known as Slmsy hsts commerclal law as favonte subject enjoys dancing pet peeve show offs plans to become a telephone operator upon graduatlon sure to suc ceed Cadettes2 3 4 WW K we ff? W! eat new Q lf thy SIPPEL BARBARA LOUISE Commerczal Wltty and well lxked mxss known as Slp pre- fers Enghsh and commerc1al law to other subjects joys danclng and collectmg popular records dlshkes showoifs plans to be- come a beautxclan Thesprans 2 3 4 Cadettes 3 SMITH CARL WESLEY Vocatzonal Lxkeable fellow known to all as Smltty halls from 301 favonte subject IS mechanlcal drawlng lnterests are football and track future plans mclude the U S Mannes and a career as a pnnter Outdoor 2 Track 2 3 4 Vocat1onal3 4 SMITH JEFFERY H College Preparatory fr dlly slnfere lad s eil' ' capab o g FTA 3 4 Football 2 4 Track3 4 Advanced Cho rus 3 4 Choral Club 3 4 SMITH MARVA DAWN Home Eeonomzcs Petlte blue-eyed mlss from homeroom 313 llsts arts and crafts and sewmg as favonte subjects joys dancmg and hstenmg to Prez Prado possesses leasing personality d s lk9S concelted people f ture plans undeclded Dolphm Club 2 Sulm mmg Club2 Thesp1ans2 3 Cadettes 2 3 4 Lzbrary Club3 4 SMITH ROBERTA JEANNE College Preparatory Pleasant and cheerful m1ss from homeroom 203 bet ter known to all as Bonnie honor student enjoys progresslve jazz and drums pet peeve-hars on to Wllson College a sure suc cess Diggers 2 Dolphzn 2 French Club 3 4 Janus 4 Suzmmzng Club 2 Thespzans 2 3 4 Cadettes2 3 4 60 1 ! fl: if fl? 7' 'L , ,, , M ll T ll V f ' I 1 - - ' . . . 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I 1.21, K - if SMITH, SALLY KOAM Commercial Quiet, sweet miss. . .hails from.Drums. . .interested in dancing and swimming. .. lists office practice and book- keeping as favorite subjects . . .pet peeve-conceited people. . .plans to get an office job after graduation. Thespians 2, Cadelles 2, 3, 4. SMUDIN, DAVID JOHN College Preparafory Tall, likeable lad. . .mem- ber of homeroom 301. . . known to all as Smudie . .. enjoys chemistry and trig- onometry. . .hobbies include music, preferably jazz, and cars. . .plans to attend col- lege, medical school if pos- sible. . . Band 2, 3, 43 Jazz Band 4: Szrimming 2, 3, 4. SOFIANEK, ELIZABETH Commercial Sweet lass with blonde hair and blue eyes. . .better known as Lizzie . . .spends spare time bowling and listening to Harry Belafonte . . .favorite subject-com- mercial law. . .good luck to a future hair stylist. . . Mountaineer 45 Thespians 2, 3, 43 Library Club 2, 3, 4. SOROSKY, JOHN ANDREW College Preparatory Popular lad from 301. .. lists social science, gym, and chemistry as favorite sub- jects. . .likes sports and model planes. . .pet peeve- people who think they're everything. . .so far future plans are undecided. . . R Gamd-loo ' - Q on .. . I e 5' o . .- S ' 1 ' '. , . pica . unting, fis ng, a u sw xg...plans to st y ele nics in either college or Navy. . . Foo. ll 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 49 Su'immz'ng 2, 4. Ani SPEVAK, JOAN MARIE Commercial Five foot two. . .hazel eyes. . .cute and fun-loving lass from 3E. . .favorite sub- gets--advanced chorus and ookkeeping . . . dislikes going to school and stuck- up .plans come a Sweet, lass. or student. . .possesses a weakness for sports cars. . . likes to play tennis. . .an ardent follower of all H.H.S. sports activities. . .dislikes snobs. . .plans to attend Bucknell. . , Diggers 3, 45 French Club 3, 43 Janus 4: Thespians 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers of America 3, 4QCt1delleS 2, 3, 4. Um STECKERT EDWARD DERBY College Preparatory New comer from M M I asset to the semor class enjoys chemlstry finds body bulldlng and welght llftlngmterestmg dxsllkes people w1th loud mouths college and chemical engl neerlng mcluded ln future plans STEEBER DANIEL JAMES General Tall blue eyed blond lad from Beaver Meadows knowntoall as Danny mterested mamly ln iishlng favorlte subject chem xstry d1Sl1k9S dlfficult clas ses mtends to jom the Navy upon graduatlon STEEBER MARIE C G Commerczal Qulet and attractlve mrss possesses hazel eyes and brown halr conslders bookkeepmg her favorlte subject definlte asset to advanced chorus color guard rn the Sllver Beavers Drum and Bugle Corps AdvancedChorus3 4 Cho ralClub2 3 4 Wourzlameer 3 4 Thespzans2 3 4 Janus au' fr uw Er STEINMAN HARVEY WILLIAM College Preparatory Tall llkeable lad from homeroom 301 better known toallas Shortle favorlte subject arts and crafts llkes workmg on h1s car and pamtlng de- tests concerted people future sallor STISH GERALDINE MARIE College Preparatory Attractlve hazel eyed brunette capable presldent of Thesplans possesses an envxable wardrobe enjoys wr1t1ng essays dlsllkes to be kept waltmg smcere and dependable plans to become an lnstructress of nurses Janus 4 Uountazrzeer 2 4 Outdoor Club 2 Cadelles 2 3 4 Thespzansl 3 4 STISH RICHARD Vocatzonal T lar .lad from r know as 3 sc egcrx nd sgglgror 1te subjecw s b ld mg andxdles ng pet peeve Xhpmeswori- plans to desxgn ck? ljfefs, work 'N 5 41 Vocatzonafgw Q., STREESHOCK ROSE MARY Commerczal Cute brown eyed lass from 3E known to her frlends as Rosle lsts stenography and office prac t1ce as favorlte subjects ma1n lnterests Include read mg dancmg and movles drshkes concerted people a future secretary STURAK OLLAINE ANN College Preparatory Frlendly and fun lovmg mrss from homeroom rates publlc speakmg as fa vonte subject ma1n m terests are dancmg and sports pet peeve IS people who are late plans to be- come a nurse Vw ap... '--.deaf fi -vs in-,,,,, Qs'-r' STURM FIAINB MICJNON I ollege Preparatory letlte brown eyed miss lists Frenfh as her fax or lte subject likes dancing and baseball pet peeves Yankee fans and people who are late plans to enter nursing school after gradu ation from H H S Dzggers 3 Thespzans 7 3 4 French Club 3 4 Qadettes SUBSINSKY WII LIAM MATTHEW C eneral Tall lad hails from 3E finds interest ln sports rates chemistry and typing high on the lxst of fayorlte subjects dlsllkes women drivers future plans undecided sure to suc ceed asketball 3 4 SULLIVAN FRANCIS EDWARD K ollege Preparatory Serious minded honor stu dent from homeroom 3E lists trlgonometry and phys ics as favorlte subjects enjoys reading photogra phy and chess dlsllkes narrow minded people plans to study for a career ln theoretlcal physlcs Diggers Z lvlountazneer 3 Photography Club 7 3 SWANKOSKI MICHALINE ANN College Preparatory Tall friendly miss from homeroom 3E known to friends as Mlckie rates German as favonte subject enjoys Wfltlflg to pen pals IH other countries plans to enter nursing as a career German C lub 4 Vountazn ee Z 4' Thespians 2 3 4' Cadettes Z 4' Library Club TAKACH BERNICE MARY College Preparatory Regal blonde honor stu- dent.. can make anyone laugh, .enjoys canteen and the Pines, A .an associate editor of Janus. . looks for- ward to nurses chemistry class.. will be a Lady in White . . . folor Cuard 3 4' Janus. 4'Thespia11s'7 3 4' Cadettes 2 3 4'Lz'brary Club 2 3' THOMPSON CORNELIA ROSE General ,n Tall brown haired miss hails from homeroom 119 well known as Corney ' enjoys home economics ': ' and art hobbies include music and tennis dislikes hot rodders plans to be come an artist Choral Club 2 3 Photo graphy Club 3 Lzbrary Club SONI ANN Qc g Irepawy ll blo m JE l'kes to grllffblette we n Q 6 ,hom ln a d Q a 1 a gent gp it en o ea mg ut t 4355 l of hora 4 Ilzg ers, untaz N4 0 t Fl bjmleS zrt l b gig az 3 x lf Flll1l7'6,-I' e s ofLAme Lg 4 l dgites Z Lfbrrry it nd z sxgflavo te if 23... TIMCHO MICHAPI JFROME Vofvltzonal Green eyed lad from print shop llkes mechanical drawing known to his friends as Mike mam interests sports and cars pet peeves include wom en drivers plans to join i the Air Force. . . VocationalClub 2 3 4. J TOLERICO ROSEMARY ANN Commerczal Cute brown eyed mlss possesses a great sense of humor known to all as Rosle usherette at our football and basketball games actlve member of projects commlttee plans to become a publlc account an Janus 4 Usherette 4 Stu dent Counczl 4 Thesptans 2 3 4 Cadetlfes2 3 4 TORMAY JANE LOUISE College Preparatory Blonde fun lovlng mlss llsts Itallan and nurse s chemlstry as favorite sub Jects pet peeves con celted people and those who are late enjoys dancing plans to enter Nursmg School after graduatlon bound to succeed Dzggers 2 3 Suzmmzng Club2 3 4 Thespzans 2 3 dettes2 3 RI LI Pre atory Fr dl xx footer l sp ts peopl a opes er 234 o vacZ34 au' SC19 co TROVITCH GERALD Vocatzonal Fnendly llkeable fun lovmg lad halls from homeroom 3E favonte sublects mechamcal draw mg and shop enjoys hunt mg fishlng and workmg on on cars pet peeve-lady dnvers future auto body garage owner VocatzonalClub2 3 4 TUCHI JAMES JOHN College Preparatory Quxet brown-eyed lad from 3E known to all as Jxm mam mterest IS large scale model buxldmg dlsllkes know It alls plans to attend Embry Rlddle AVlatl0D Instltute ln Florlda ULICHNY BARBARA ANNE College Preparatory Sweet mlss wxth a pleaslng personallty ardent sup- porter of all H H S actlvl tles a graceful mermaid rates tngonometry class hlgh pet peeves loud glrls and showoffs future plans include nursmg school Band 2 Swzmmmg Club 2 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 Thea plans 2 3 4 Dolphzn Club URBAN JOHN CHARLES Vocatzonal Qulet good lookmg lad from 3E prefers shop class to all others cars fishmg and huntlng take up hxs spare txme detests wxse guys lntends to enter Uncle Sams Navy after graduatlon Vocatzonal Club 2 3 lad from Football 2 4 Trunk 2 3 4 Suzmmmg 2 Us dt WW 1 WW It VAN GROSKI BERNICE I College Preparatory Pleasant pretty and petlte a well hked flag twlrler halls from 3E enJoys Itallan class usu ally found at Canteen dlsllkes tardy people sure to be a success rn the nursmg professlon Band3 4 SurmrnzngClub 3 4 Thesprans 2 3 4 Ca dettes2 3 4 Choral Club3 VEET GERALDINE JOAN Commercral Charmlng co operatlve brown eyed mrss posses ses a sweet drsposxtxon most preferred class IS book keepmg partlcularly llkes to read and collect records concelted people dont rate w1th her a future secretary Thesprans2 3 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 Library Club 2 3 VERALDI LEONARD JOSEPH General Frlendly smcere lad possesses a keen sense humor l1sts typmg and arts and crafts as favorlte subJects enjoys fishing and all sports especlally football drshkes concerted people future IS unde clded Vocatzonal Club 2 3 Foot bal 2 3 VITRO JOSEPH BERNARD Commerczal Well l1ked lad from home room 3E spends spare tlme fishmg and huntlng possessor of a keen sense of humor rates bookkeeplng and Swlmmlng as favorrte classes pet peeve IS home- work future enlmstee of the Axr Force Outdoor 2 VOLANSKY MICHAEL JOHN College Preparatory Good lookmg llkeable and nonchalant posses ses a keen sense of humor emoys lrstemng to Jazz always answers to the name of Mxke dlSl1k9S women drlvers plans to enter col lege upon graduatlon 70 VOLKENAND CHARLES GERHART General Better known as Chas possesses a keen sense of humor lxkes all sports rates German as favorlte subJect pet peeve-peo ple that thmk they re all plans to enter the Navy Band 2 3 4 JazzBand3 VOLOSIN JUDITH ANN C ommercz al Petxte blue eyed m1ss from 1 E rates book keeplng and swrmmrng as favorlte subjects mam m terests danclng and horse back r1d1ng pet peeves concerted boys tardy people plans to become a sec retary Choral Club 2 Outdoor Club 2 Suzmmmg Club 4 Thesprans 2 3 4 Cadettes 2 3 4 Lzbrary Club2 WAGNER WALTER BARRY College Preparatory Tall good lookmg lad halls from homeroom 1E one of the more mtelllgent members of the class avrd sports fan excels m chemlstry and math W1 enter college to study engl neermg German Club 3 4 Base ba 2 3 4 In Um WALKER GLORIA JEAN General Attractlve dark barred mlss known as Glo one of our hlgh stepplng majorettes l1sts Englrsh and chemxstry as favonte subjects pet peeve-peo ple who l1e and g0SS1p future plans undec1ded Mayorettes 3 4 Suzm mmg Club 2 Thespzans 2 3 Cadettes 2 3 4 WALKER MARY ANN General Quiet fun lovmg llke able lass ha1ls from home room 1E rates Engllsh as her favonte subject joys Swlmmlng ln her spare tlme ardent record col lector loves to dance future plans undecxded C omme rczal Amxable mxss dlsplays a pretty comblnatlon f brown halr and brown eyes enjoys llstenmg to rec ords and dancmg hsts Enghsh as favorlte subject detests boys who are con certed future undec1ded Lsherefles 4 Thespzans Z 3 4 Cadeftesl 3 4 'ET' WATKINS DORIS MAE Home Econormcs Qulet but frlendly mlss who halls from homeroom 313 llsts soclal SCIEHCG as her favonte subject hkes to cook pet peeve-home work can be found wrxt 1ng letters 1n her spare txme WATRO BASIL Vocalzonal Tall good looklng lad halls from IE rates Eng l1sh and mechanlcal draw mg tops pet peeve-stu dents who try to be teacher s pet plans to get a job and move to Callfornla after graduation WEISING JANET ANN College Preparatory Pleasant brown eyed mlss from 1E enjoys readlng good books and playlng the plano llsts Engllsh as fa vorlte subject pet peeve conce1ted people and care less drnmg plans to be come a reglstered nurse WENDEL SALLY ANN Popular fun lovlng lass possesses a pleasmg per sonallty mam mterests mclude danclng collectmg records and swlmmlng pet peevegpeople who brag enjoys typmg and swlm mmg classes best future plans undeclded Dolph1n2 3 4 Cadeties Z 3 4 Surmmzng Club 2 WERST HARRY ALLAN C ge Preparaf ry O co b y ro ex s p x uck e re c s cude rs 39 U1 Eli ,I ams M Adzanced Ch us pzans 3 4 1 'IU T ' - 6' ' g ' t u' ...en- . ' WALLACE HARRIET C0lleg6'Pf6pClfdlOTy . 1.. U O : . '. . . . . . K 1 . Y- . fox, l. , Sf ' .. pj- YI fll ,, f e. ' l., r 5, gi ',' Sm if t ' ., . 0 ri' .l.Vg' ,to g P i c . 90' . . . C? s... no cyl T1 Jenni' 'Nm Q- 'No' ils tr-f-f 'fa-uv' 'bs WILLIAMS DAWN ELAINE I ommerczal Petite blue eyed miss halls from homeroom IE favorite classes include swimming and English will surely succeed in ex ery thing loxes to swim and collect Gale Storm s records can t stand concerted bows or people who are al ways late Ladeltes 2 3 WINKLER FRANCIS JOSEPH College Preparatory Carefree fun loving lad from 319 nicknamed Wlnkle prefers chem istry to all other classes likes to build model air planes sharp dresser dreads having to write a letter future plans include college WOLFE ELAINE MARY College I reparatory Pleasant lass who hails from homeroom 1E one of our peppy majorettes favorite subjects include Spanish and chemistry pet peeve people who are late for important engage ments plans to attend col ege Admnred lhoru '3 Band fh dettes Z .3 4 llayoretles 3 L rrmzg I lb Thespzarzsl 3 4 WOODRING WILLIAM DAVID Vocatzonal Easy going fellow from 1E has blue eyes brown hair known as Woody favorite subjects shop and English pet peeve tall blondes enjoys guns and sports plans a future with the Army after grad- uation. . . Vocational Club 2 4. WRIGHT CHARLES I AUL Vor'alz'ona1 Tall redhead. . .hails from IE.. keen sense of humor , . ,better k iown as Krei- ger .. likes drafting.. finds girls and cars on the top of his list of interests. future plans-Army Army 2' Footba L.. 1'1 W YCHLN AS NAINCY AINNI General I'ert little brunette possesses a charming smile and a keen sense of humor likes art and Pnglish pet peeve concerted people future plans undecided sure to be successful in whatever she attempts YACCINO JOHN NIINO 6 ollege Preparatory Tall dark and handsome known to all as Johnny outstanding all around athlete lists Italian and chemxstrv as favorite sub Jects valuable asset to homeroom 1E future plans include attending Annapolis Naxal Academx 1 cnt Iozmrzl 7 Thcspzrms 4 Ifaskflball 7 S 4 Poofball P 3 4 Base 1 ruzk 9 YAKUBIK ELFANOR HELFN f ollege Preparatory Tall brown ey ed miss from IE English and Ita lian are tops lox es to read and collect picture postcards pet peeve stuck up people plans to become a Florence Nightengale, , , Choral Club 2' Cadeftes 4. YAMARIK PAUL EDWARD Commerczal Qulet but fun lovlng known to all h1s frlends as Yam llsts bookkeeplng as favonte subject enjoys workmg wlth model a1r planes and guns pet peeve cars wlth too many gadg ets next stop wlll be the U S Alr Force StqgeCrew2 3 4 y lf' 1 YAMU CAT ERIN Gel e Hfep tory nd versatlle res sire d m lngfa rates ,dhe avorrte people are ate onor stu gem 44 t edoctor Uadettes2 3 4 Swtmmmg Club 2 Thespzans 2 3 4 German Club 3 4 Janus 4 YANKOWICZ OLGA MARGARET Commerezal Qulet pleasant blue eyed mxss known as Olga enjoys cooklng baklng and swlmmmg selects short hand and home economics as favorlte subjects ds hkes Bermuda shorts and concexted people future plans housewife or steno grapher mtl' ML, YANNES BERNARD College Preparatory Well known asset t homeroom 1E answers to the mckname of Fez mam mterests mclude fish mg and huntmg rates math and Engllsh as favorlte subjects plans to become a speech theraplst YANNES JOSEPH LOUIS Vocatzonal Fnendly brown eyed member of homeroom 1E conslders drafting as hrs fa vonte subject mam ln terest welght hftmg f ture plans are to jom the Navy and become an electnc draftsman Vocatzonal Club 2 3 4 Football 2 YANOSKI EDWARD JOHN Commerczal Quiet and smcere lad ln the commerclal course rates art as favorite subject mam mterests mclude horses guns and glrls halls from homeroom 1E plans to attend art school upon graduatlon YOUNGMAN WILLIAM PRICE College Preparatory Tall frlendly lad from 1E rates chemnstry and swlmmmg favonte subjects pet peeve-too many days of school ln a week future plans mclude entermg the servxce and attendlng college Boys Suzmmmg Team 3 ZEISLOFT '4 RUTH LOUISE Commerczal Band 3 3 k. 473- 'ft L29 , -:T 'G' ,Q,..-r 4 JMWWW Ylf .41-v ZELEZNOCK, WILLIAM JOHN Collcgc Preparatory Little fellow with a big personality. . .hails from homeroom IE. . . better known as Billy ..,math and social rate as his favorite subjects. . .main interests are baseball and modern music . . . future undecided. Baseball 9 3 ZENIER ANIITA IVIARIE Lommerczal Friendlx fun loxing ha zel ey ed gal from homeroom 212 main interests are dancing swimming and driving chooses steno graphw and commercial law as favorite subjects plans to become a secretary or attend modeling school Suzmmzngflub 7 3 Ca delesl 3 4 ZEPII RUTH ANN College Preparatory Blue eyed miss from homeroom 1E rates typ ing and chemistry as favor ite subjects main lnterests include driving and listening to records pet peeve people who are always late future plans undecided Thesp1c1n2 3 4 Cadeltes 2 -3 4 Suzmmzng llub 4 ZIEGLFR ADELAIDE LOUISE I omrnerczal Tiny miss from homeroom 21.2 full of mischief answers to the name f Cookie plans to b come an alrllne hostess favorite subJect commer cial lavx lox es to dance 19l1k8S people who arent cheerful C oral 3 Dzggers 7 3 Dolphin 7 3 4 Outdoor 'P uzmrnuzg 7 3 4 Cadettes ZNACHKO ROBERT HENRY I ocafzorzal Blue exed lad from IE possesses a keen sense of humor better known Snatch main interests girls car and fi hlng faxorite subject historx plans to join the Nas x upon graduztion I ocutzorzal C lub 4 '-Q-. 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X .1 -A 12, 4 - Sweet Sxxteen N Polmounter R Watkms M Yoet J Potaeh Another Part of the Forest JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS L '-v Presldent Allen Saul Vlce-Presldent Rlnaldo Elm xl? Peclle Secretary Helen Bogansky Treasurer Pat 'If' I Jurus Q11 f' 2,4 ,pn 59 if , L Maue T Frask S Shlcora Chabala Ice Bound W. Burkat L. Fluri R. Conti . Brown J. Kapes. The Male Ammal B Flchter B Cantner B Ecker 'I' M.-1cCollum J Koch B Barone H K1stler T9 HT flfpdv DJJ Babes xn Toyland 0 fwf Is Zat So QA 'SB X B Hess P Stlsh M Belletlere Nwfv Brown C 'Sli RJUKJJ-P77s!J.p'V 'S mg kyxydkxck W 9734 XXV'-NBS! 'KJ QA-gxl -FQJ Q 3 The EnchanteLd 'S'N'J ' U MW fxXE.N5LA- Yaflb O- B Weed M Motsko S Kennedy G VolosmgJ Roman I SllZ3.fBkl L Saul C Bangor F DeR1enzo M Landro The Guxlty One 3- A Frlend Ihiling' Q5 Q N R B1SCOmb9,T Barthalmus,S Kargle,R Rossl, N Trynask1,W Woodr1ng,W Russell 80 R Crease, R Sweet, R Halechko 7 ,.,-R ' Q, ,. . ww, fx--1124 ,H ,L lk-fl vb ,' 44 l .J 1 . , ,Mol ,J L, Q, . 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I I' . , 'ii'- ll ll YI u H 144 Befaaen The Blg Four Chums Allas Santa Claus w'-' -- lf' Street Scene Success Story 83 'Med' Arm Mane DeLash 8,309 U1 Bafbva hare, D Y Judy Hughes Robert and Richard Sandrock mfs juni X 1 wi? .V-J .J 7 v ' , Q P5695 wa YW 'ff B 4 Qxyfxx Pe 6 ro W0 Jun ,qs Hataxxe Ku 0 '9- arf' Nancy Howells ,sv wwe M026 Y Z 41 11 -I Patrlck Qulck BA I gg-,511 32,553 x e f' fav .Q df' eb, Eddle WEE Stecke,-t 'W-5, Higgs? James Trlcolll A116 n Werst Sw.-mth W1 gf, uf 1' he Gab! U99 The Big Moment Few Are Mefaet The cdvh Q wwe Old Ffie ndsu Jfecwen Chosen .-Music awk 1 :Seven teen X cwfms 300m io' one MO' ,Q 8 .Tb e Toast ofthe T0,,,,,, Snow White and the Seven Giants U Unce fn The Gay Musicians .. It's Great to 65 ' Q-.Nga . A 'E I .. .. .. gm W n n A ll I 1 51' y be a Senior U C I kg 2 I R K 1 Fads and Fancies ee f n'n wif ' 11 , . F159 Q wa - mln: EEE:-A l,4 pf. 5 '5 1' f V X Who's Afraid o Uncle Harry ff!! 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SUN MON TUE wen THU FRI SAT 1' xt ry one getting ready fur the return to schfml ahor Day I tlotmg sf ssmns or t tear' 11 5 Oruntatton Day for Soplmnmrt s .I nl rs 1nd e more rtturn l'1rs1 Fa tttos and C antttn lwrst Student ounc tl mu ll Roeupcratmg from the flrst vuek Must Semors practxcmg wrmng let ters Sophs learn the mysterxos ff a lc tkfr comlnnatmn 'tlr Shanno urges sophs rexeal thslr COI'I'llDlY11llIJf1i not t loc er F1rst regular Janus staff mullng Duss collc cts d at Fade-ttfs I'1rst pep ra aft: r game danu 1 st Uld l'o Welcome Sopho mores Danu 9 01 I Nl Start mg 'wionday s Home work F1rst T116-'Pllllg nf I- rs nr h K lun Ljlggt-'TS ar lf 1 A Janus N1 1fT meet mg at 11411111 I-xerxluodx snttlmg and cough Ing mlth the Hrst crop 0 Wllllll' QU S I ado ttt mformal lflllldlltlll We heat Alla toun fontral Stull ctlebratmg Oh' thus: Satur ax mghts almnal 'Xl1r11 icholarshm Tcst an nounu d Do sou haxe any plctures left' Janus Staff hunt mg for ads Janus wr1te ups gnen out Jewxsh N1 w X ear '11e game wlth Smoyerxllle 'll 211 Fweryone hoarse from ytlllng I ls ass pass e cough drops Anothtr X on d mother malt Uafodm SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Parents n1f c t Fxrst game w n 3 1 Braus rc tall xte one month Away game at 18 6 Cadette bemor won 12 3 Braves pull las dltch wtn 7 a Janus Qenmr vt rlte ups due Braws The same old Jaza Yankees keep flghtlng 3 Z Brax 4 s um W orld beru s Beat Berwlcc 34 12 Columbus Day F u descends I' veryone cough ln 481 ah ent 15 Letter of con gratulatmns from Bervuek Studtnt Councll 1041 alpssnt School d1sm1qsed 7 ttat 1 s a 4 puplls absent Death of Niary Jean Fellln Communlty Foncert. F1 rst snow flurr1es Back to school Vl on t you please t e an ad ln e Janus 1'1rst noontlme canteen tomorrow Hallowu n Fashlon modtls chosen at C adettes SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Everyone washmg thetr Wm dows Lost to Allen town 1 24 Halloween Canteen Senmrs v.r1t1ng campmgn speeches POllllC31 rally ln Wir Kochs classes Electmn davs hlectlon results A perfect xember day B I E Day Lost to Tamaqua I 1 Z Postponed game layed Beat Shamo- km 20 6 Amerlcan Educatlon Week Starts X eteran s Day Optn Houss Janus momtor meetlng Bandstand comes here Janus p1ctures ta cn Beat Iotts lle Zl Red Feather Dance at J C C' 'Models ractlce for Fashlon how tad: tte Fashmn Show Deadltne or Janus ads Dlscosered there ulll he a xas kethall game on mght p1cked for sem1 N1ght of semi changed to the 30th 22 C hrlstmas hghts are turned on and Santa Claus comes to town Canteen a small success 10 00 Startmg Monday s homework Makmg posters for the game Early d1sm1ssal Blg pep rally KN 'U e d1d 11 'ix Thanksglvmg 51111 celebraung N vy dld 14 0 C l 1. 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' . 1 . 96 fbecemdaz SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Brrrr Its Cold out Back to buslness F1rst real snow B Student Counc1l Chrlstmas project Safe dr1y1ng mov1e shown at Ca dettes We lose first bas ketball game to Tam aqua 77 53 Wet mght for canteen Teen a e Han S K 1ng of the Greens If I were a bell Id he r1ng1ng Beat C entral 66 Readlng 44 Football Smor gashord at the Alta mont Cold wave sets Unlucky Fr1day proves lucky as we heat Coughlm 67 49 Better start that Chnstmas shopmng Adult Hangxng of the Greens Dress rehearsal for the play Beat Berwxck 67 49 8 J The L1ttlest Angel presented Last n1ghts Job well done Chrlstmas A sembly Lost game to Tamaqua 65 66 Santa Claus w1lI be here soon Chnstmas Sunday Looks won t be C'hr1st'mas 1 e a whlte Twas the N1ght Before Chr1stmas 'yierry Chr1stmas Fhnstmas dance at Canteen Wtlhamsport beaten 6Z 60 Why can t I ex change th1s t1e I wonder 1f m ha1r w1ll look n1ce C adett Sem1 formal New Year s Eye dll-6664? SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT New Year s Day What a hect1c t1me F1rst C anteen lthe new year Beat Swoyer v1lle '13 52 The Tarmshed Angels Il shown 5 Do1ng the home work we should have done over the hol1 days Here w aga1n' Greek Chr1stmas Beat Central 45 28 Next week I ll settle down to work Flrst Cadette ycluh meetmg of the new year We heat Allen town 81 68 Now the class of 58 d1d It too It wasn t too bad for the first week back Th1s week Iv: got to get organwed Beat Pottsv1lIe 68 46 Ill study for the the exams over the weekend Full scale bl1z zard ragmg Lost to Laston 62 66 Lost ast Swlmmlhg meet What can you say at a t1me 1 e 1 I know I should have stud1ed before ut Wh1ch room my exam ln Ohhhh' we ad A last hs y re ox er' Pre Sfnlor Day Dance Senmr Day at last Lost to Central 13 61 Wow' Oh those week ends' Not 'tionday already' W1ll1amsport at us 43 Shoppmg or Valentlnes genlor night at Cadettts Lost to Bethle- hem 59 82 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Bs da all around What s a r1ma !0l'Z3 SDQCIAI Grst pe- r1od for some senlors Studc nts collect or pol1o Report cards gn en out Junlor nlght f adettes L st t A en town 48 64 Sn owed Are you well have to 31179 go school tomorrow I0 Scnlors fll out applu-at1ons Hays tray wlll tray Beat Iottswlle 13 53 D1str1c1 Chorus Sophomore mght at Cadettes Yalentme s Day lost to Easton 63 64 Cadettes dele- gates st conference ID Easton W1ll It es er stop snow1ng D1 hgates I' aston ind 1 yery one else snowhound Nlardx G ras cancelled Ash Wednesday Back at school I uuth Y! orld D of rays r P1lot1ng seselon Lost tm Allentown Central 49 62 Washm ton s B1rt day Janus Ed1tor1al Conference French Day Janus staff vsorkmg llxe mad to meet dcadlmf German day lost to Bethlehem 4.5 66 Irahan and I atm day Janus deadlxne Qpamsh day Snow melt1ng rapldly 91 1. 2. 4 Q 4 4. 5. s. 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I 18. gnhacfe Rally Round the Flag Boys Loyaltleg The Blg Scene The Turmng Pomt Are You Wlth It .o K ir-14 -. , 4 X '-Q, Alive and Kicking 99 Prologue to Glory .S mx HW uDeSi gn for Li The Gan! vingff 1-NW Our Own Soda Fountain Price'S The Blue and Wh1te 100 Third B559 CCQW5 f TQ QQ? QM, as X n !f4,!i L'VLXl' xcpz ' GVVTQ7 Sv L ,Q N, Ki' gs IL WV f N 43 Mxss Bayless Adviser lm. 4 git,-f Mary Lou Leuthold Advertzszng Edztor Marllyn Eberts Senzor Pzcture Fdztor ,,f ' Sandra Sldafl Assoczale Ed1tor ff Jan Jonei 'Iypz t Betty Anne D1ehm Edztor rn chze Mr Camera Pzcture Co ordmator 1 -Y ,fr Dlck Geltzer Sports Edztor Susan Hmldebrand Art Edztor M K Q Bernlce Takach Assoczale Edltor Francls Sullxvan Photographer 5'-4. i 'Ny LLL. Mary Ellen Stanzlola Angle ASS1 Typmf RGPOTIET 102 ,Of XA V1rg1n1a Shafer Assoczate Edztor L me Elalne Andeara Typzst ...fl Billy Boyle Reporter MISS Llbonatl Bookkeeper -47' Mary Ivy Stecker Faculty Edltor WHIP wg Pat Slberqkl Assoczate Edztor Ann Marle DeLaQh Typzst Jean Camera Reporler 7 nf' 'W Q-I fl- ra V' M 4,2 ' by r , Q., 2 aw' Vx 2 f r., ' Y 3 4' , M. . A M 4 . 'F 4 lv l it an 1 ,,r, ' ' JA! I A vll- 3 . I X! V VV 1 A I ,. 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' ff ' ff' - L' Mu ' ' - ' Z' 1 . ,mv 4, V1rg1ma Shafer Patncxa Slbersln fwm W Hamm Q Bemlce Takach Francls Sullivan Z ,N '5 5' Y Sandro S1dar1 Left to rzght Ann Mane DeLash Marv Ellen Stanzlola, Elalne Andrea. lllwsmg u hen pzcture uas taken 109 Jan Joneby 4 4 I H h Y in 'f' ' ' . A .WA ' -'ig ,J hi: .A .,... 1 fr L+- N 4,fw- W tangy , qi JL: 'f 'M' i H' l v' I M V MNH 'lid , 4 X' . 1 3 . ' K 3 - x. - X . Q , , X . ' 14 -15 55.54 GX ' EEN X L A ,R ., M e. Q , ,, N , , X x ' F . Q. xx., I ,H 5 . I lx. . l ' 2 ' l , . ' I, , - M118 I Q I . ,H . - I . l Eldlifflf-I-71-l'hZ4Pf. . .. First-Page Editor. . I OFFICERS ....,......... Second-Page Editor ..,.. . . 'I'hird-Page Editor. Sports Editor A.,... Associate Editor. . . Proof-Readers ,.., .. . . .Marie Paehence ..... Judy Hughes ......Joyce Avillion' .........Gerrv Stish ...................JimCataldo . . . .Jeanne Camera, Ann Petrole, t'mz'ssz'ng when picture Sonia Tima Michaline Swankoski Mary Jane Flartey was takenj . ' NX uv , , db ,,.,.-nl ... . GOOD NEWS The 'tMountaineer, which is published monthly. is of great interest to all at H.H.S. Under the supervision of Miss Ruth Berg- stresser. the staff produces a paper which is informative in all ways. All social events are covered thoroughly and in addition there is excellent coverage of sports. We at H.H.S. are very proud of our paper and our staff. There is a large circulation which couldn't be possible without the able assistance or Mr. Leonard Deitch, business manager. Others who aid the staff in putting out an excellent paper are Mr. Anton Yeager and Mr. George Illascornick who were in charge of printing. , K X f?l'Q-Qc -Rafsggiyrib Left lo right: First Ron'-M. Stevens, E. Capparell, J. Rusinko, J. Cataldo, J. Hughes, M. Pachence, G. Stish, M. Swankoski, M. Flartey, A. Petrole. Second Rozrf J. Weisberger, L. Sofianek, R. Lewis, J. Camera, B. Yale, S. Tima, K. Gauz, A. M. DeLash, M. Steeber, B. Donati, S. Young. 106 Mxss Bergstresser 53 Mane Pachence Mr Dench Edztor zn chzef Mane Pachence presentmg Judy S1 Edltors planmng a page ln the pnnt mons wlth the award for WTltlHg the best shop slogan Jun1orStatT Busmess Stay M Steeber, A QQ: DeLash, C Soflanek, Mr Dextch P 5 I 'F' I Sports Edntor Jlm Cataldo presentmg Athleteof the Year awardbo Johnny Yac cmo X : N e 'w.lh6g?11TPSI.dF7lf .,... V J i , ' Secretary, . . Sfucfenl' Emma!! l x . , J ' X L' fx: N ' E ' ' OFFICERS fix' L' N' -J I5rcsi'd'liiL. ..,. .. . . John Yaccino A if , . John Zola ,Elaine Andeara 5- FOR SERVICES RENDEREDH Under the capable leadership of' Mr. Harold Koch. this years Student Council did much to keep our school well run. In well-organized sophomore orientation program. which included a tour of the building, the sophomores became acquainted with the rules and regulations. the building. and the extra-curricular activities of Hazleton High. Successfully sponsored by the Council were the Welcome Sophomores Dance, the Pre-Thanksgiving Day Dance, the Pre-Senior Day Dance, the Mardi Gras, and the Com- munity Chest Drive. The Student Council has four standing committees. The Social Activities Committet conducted Noon-Time Canteen which was held each Monday and Thursday. This committee also provided the decorations, refreshments, and entertainment for all of the Council's dances. The students contributed to the Christmas project of the Projects Committee. The money was used to buy gifts for needy people and the local orphanage. The Consti- tution and By-Laws Committee placed a copy of the Constitution in each homeroom. With the help of the student body, the committee evaluated the constitution and discussed new principles for future Student Councils. The Publicity Committee is in charge of publicizing everything the Council undertakes. Important events during the year were the exchanging of Council members with Allentown High School and attending the N I Tieasztkfer . . . V Michael Esposito V Ad1'z'seir . . , ,Mr. Harold Koch o f 5 ' Y I og c, W' qv N X 'l f i of 71' Student Council Workshops at Penn tate and Kenneth Square. I is J Left fu right: First Hou- VM. Stish, L. Feoal, C. Bangor, E. Andeara, J. Yaccino, J. Zola, M. Formanowski, M. Pachence, B. L. Schiefer, M. Tolerico. Sfvoffd Iimr- G. Frenduto, D. Roberts, L. Billig, J. Turse, M. Esposito, C. Unger, A. Saul, R. Atwell, J. Roman, H. Bogansky, A. Rapach. 108 5 enamel! Sophomore Welcome Dance Noon txme Canteen 'ill ' fkuu cz,Q5LwEg13., 0-4, 1,113- Noon time Canteen Chrxstmas Prolect 109 X Q! jo . an X A L1 Presidmzl .... . Vice-Presiderzt . Secrelar 'L y . , Business .V1111r1y1'r.s. . . Recorder of IlUlillfS Assistant Ifccordcr M ake-iz p ...,.... A OFFICERS . . . ,..,..... ..... G erry Stish . . . , , . . . . Michael Knoblauh .. .BonnieSmith . .Neil Kornzweig, Ron Giflenardo ....JoanRolnick UfIJO1'llfS . . . . . Ginny Shafer Marty Hobart, Betty Anne Diehm UFORTY-FIVE MINUTES FROM BROADWAY This year. as in the past. the Thespian C.t1b. under the expert assistance of Miss Alma Gabriels. has provided the student body with much pleasure and entertainment. In the first public performance. Christmas Fantasyfa play, The Littlest Angel was presented with the band and advanced chorus also performing. As a money-raising project, the club sold candy bars with the Thespian name and em- blem printed on the wrappers. Senior day was made even more memorable by the pro- gram in which many Seniors participated. The major production of the year, You Can't Take It With You, was enjoyed by the public and students. Other high spots of the year were the spring operetta and the activities of Thespian Week including formal initiation the goal toward which all Thespians strive. v 3 Property ..., . . . .... Ann Petrole, Rosemary Tolerico Ar! . , . , . . ...,., .,.,. .... D o nna Roberts Publz'cz'ly ,,... .... J an Jones, Susan Hildebrand X f Membership. . . . ............,.. Marie Pachence V Q House Mazinger. . . ,...,.... ..,. E dward Brown Typist ...,..,,,. .... M ary Ellen Stanziola N f Staging ......,. ....... D avid Sauerraker ' 'sj AdviS6f .... ..,... M iss Alma Gabrielis g E Agtrnpfb. JV. Left to right: First Rou'-G. Pontry, E. Sturm, G. Demanczyk, J. Volosin. Second Rou'-M. E. Stanziola, A. Petrole R. Tolerico, G. Shafer, B. Deihm, J. Rolnick, B. Smith, M. Knoblauh, G. Stish, N. Kornzweig, R. Gillenardo, J. Jones S. Hildebrand, B. Libener, D. Roberts, M. Hobart, M. Pachence, E. Brown. Third Hou- - N. Fisher, J. Ferrari, M Bunciak, J. Pilati, B. Halsey, E. Andeara, M. Clemack, E. Klemow, P. Congelli, C. Cerullo, G. Gugliemini, M. J. Burns M. I.. Leuthold, J. Tormay, M. Baran, C. Fritzinger, C. Yamulla, M. Steeber, J. Spevak, C. Shickora, I-I. Wolfe, B Mizenko, E. Brenner, N. Howells, B. L. Schiefer, G. Bittenbender, B. Ulichny, J. Petruzzi. Fourth lion' f B. Sippel, G Veet, I.. Sofianek, C. Rossi, M. I. Stecker, A. Schumacher, R. Price. J. Hughes, R. Belletiere, D. Malore, R. Marsicano C. Fedullo, E. Bartol, P. Angelo, C. Lannon, S. Joseph, R. Matteo, M. Forliano, C. Cerullo, R. Massa, B. VanGroski B. Berlitz, P. Hitcho, K. Dougherty, D. Kuntz, R. Sanko, B. Scaran, P. Jurus. Fifth Rau' iM. Flartey, J. Calvani, C Thompson, J. Kiley, J. Reinmiller, R. Miller, S. Tima, M. Swankoski, A. Lehrman, P. Litavis, M. A. Fiorenza, P. Si- berski, B. Takach, L. Petrovich, J. Camera, B. Katchmer, R. Zeisloft, E. Pentz, M. Morollo, A. Assi, P. Pecone, P Gordish, T. Shemansky, M. Sabia, A. M. DeLash, H. Wallace, G. Frenduto. Szlrth Rou'JJ. Kirschner, J. Vitro, P Hucock, L. Bast, R. Heisey, J. Esposito, B. Boyle, J. Olexa, J. Yaccino, J. Senape, N. ST. Mary, B. Steinman, P. Quick J. Andraski, A. Werst, T. Grebowski, G. Antolick, J. Gilbert, P. Raico, C. Leinbach, J. Schaller, L. Feola, L. Fuehrer R. Zeppi, R. Schneier. 110 C o Q , E 'k ,, v Lietto ri ht First Rou S Shickora D Amos M Montz R Mariano M L fl f g : '- . , . , . , . ' , . . Gentele, D. Cusate, C. Gaudia o B. Brown. Second Row-M. E. Stanziola, A. Petrole, R. Tolerico, V. Shafer, B. A. Diehm, J. Rolnick, B. Smith, M- Knoblauh, G. Stish, N. Kornzweig, R. Gillenardo, J. Jones, S. Hildebrand, B. Libener, D. Roberts, M. Hobart, M. Pa- chence, E. Brown. Third How-D. Matteo, J. Weisberger, B. Donati, C. Marchese, D. Curcio, D. Fierro, C. Belletiere A. Stish, J. Sando, E. Matz, P. Cohen, E. Capparell, M. Gula, E. Palesandro, V. Gennaro, S. Klemow, M. Yost, A Belletiere, E. Hoffman, P. Klatch. Fourih liou'gS. Trimble, B. Greif, M. E. Vilushis, P. Oswald, C. Tarsell, M. Stevens M. Smith, E. Havrilla, B. Sando, P. Romanick, G. Fogel, L. Gualtieri, L. Fitzgerald, J. Kapes, R. O'Hara, C. Cenower J. Trangueh, M. Dean, R. Steward, B. Vlfisncewski. Fifth Rau'-C. Fescina, D. Sweda, M. Lutusky, E. Petrosky, J Koch, L. Fluri, B. Laboski, L. Spencer, J. Simons, B. Yale, P. Jurus, E. Lotito, N. Polmounter,Ae Yapuzzi,-R. M Pugliese, P. Higgins, A. R. Melfi, M, Quick, E. Scarvella, A. Trettel. Sixth Hou'-J. Wydock, RJ'Cdlti, R. Shano., D Turse, T. Carrell, J. Marino, R. Serany, H. Floyd, J. Sacco, J. Leiser, M. Evancho, J. McKem-mpc. Maue, N. gll9S9 A. Magazzu, D. Cross, A. Balas, R. Watkins, A. Rapach. , xeX'1 ' 'ur '.:'P f JQZCJJ .1 li T Lejz zo right: First Rou'-E. Yannarell, A. M. Stefanoski, A. M. Kukoski, S. Kennedy, S. Sacco. Second Rou--M E. Stanziola, A. Petrole, R. Tolerico, V. Shafer, B. A. Diehm, J. Rolnick, B. Smith, M. Knoblauh, G. Stish, N. Korn zweig, R. Gillenardo, J. Jones, S. Hildebrand, B. Libener, D. Roberts, M. Hobart, M. Pachence, E. Brown. Third Row- D. Antonelli, B. Srrack, R. Gaudiano, S. Young, J. Zaremba,'J. Yurovchak, L. Sehneier, A. Kotch, A. Bellitiere, N Parrell, I. Slizofsl-qi, F. DeRienzo, F. Albright, J. Guckavan, B. Dixon, S. Kostenbauder, A. Dorso, J. Schlack, Kramer, R. Thomas, H. Brown, A. Cameron, S. Sanbrock, B. Danatsky. Fourth Row-P. Walsh, Tonzack, J. Rossi C. Woodring, J. Pille, R. Logudic, J. Martine, R. McCoy, R. OnDerko, A. LeGrande, M. Vlilliams, M. Goach, Yanick, C. Veneroso, B. Acri, M. DeJoseph, M. Baran, C. Dobrovolsky, J. Rerig, B. Yalente, S. Jones, A. M. Ferrari Fifth Hou'4L. Tarilla, L. Antinozzi, D. Medico, N. Rapaeh, J. Kushmeder, R. Kreisl, E. Fisher, S. Sherrock, N Z Snyder B: Gallagher, D. Drasher, M. Landro, P. Bauder, L. Seymour, G. Strizak, P. Skeeba, A. Wanko, S. Medmtsky, R Katz, K. Gauz, R. Zitf. Sirth Rozi-WM. J. Moyer, S. Alexander, A. Aten, N. Resuta, K. Hildebrand, -A. St. Mary G. Oberman, G. Mundie, P. Colombo, B. Chaskin, F. Saul, J. Gavert, K. Trimble, L. D'Angelo, M. Tolerico, M. Stish C. Belletiere, B. Hess, P. Vitro, K. Dietrich, L. Wendel, V. Schietrumpf, C. Bangor. lll A l fx! Ae, 1 are sympathetic to Ahce they find lt hard to realize her point of view Meantlme Tony who knows the Syca mores are right and his family wrong will not glV8 her up In the end Mr Kirby is converted to the happy mad ness of the Sycamore s Particularly since during his visit he meets an ex Duchess CBarbara Yalej earning her living as a waitress No mention has yet been made of the strange activities of certain members of the household who are engaged ln the manufacture of ...-I '44- ff 8 var ff wb YOU CAN T TAKE IT WITH YOU Tony CDavid Sauerakerj son of the unhappy Kirby s falls in love with Alice Sycamore CGerry Stishj and brmgs his parents to dine at the Syca mores on Just the wrong evening The shock sustamed by the Kirby s CJohn Gilbert and Judy Simonsj who are forced to eat unusual food shows Alice that marriage to Tony is out of the question Although the Sycamore s CCarol Lembach and Marie Pachencej . x f' E x 2- QV? 65 X 1 v . ,Jaan--' - 112 fireworksg nor of the printing press set up in the parlorg nor of Rheba the maid, CBonnie Smithj, and her boy-friend Donald, CAllan Werstyg nor of grand- pa's, CJames Schallerj, interview with the income tax collector when he tells him that he doesn't believe in the income tax. However, everything works out just right with Tony getting the girl and the rest of the Kirby family resolved to join in the happy antics of the lovable Sycamores. UFOOTLIGI-ITS Act I. . .Scene II. Lights, Props, Scenery. . .The behind the scenes men take all in stride as they plan their part in each school production. Under the guidance of Mr. Albert Saueraker the stage hands are the backbone of assembly programs and major plays. They also play the part of the production manager's right hand. Although their names never appear in lights they deserve a special enthusi- astic applause for their fine performances. I 2 s , r I 1 .Z 113 Seated-Mr. Saueraker. Left to right-R. Lozosky, P. Yamarik, D. Saueraker, R. Kutchi, J. Hanzely. Gddte OFFICERS President ......... ......,..,.. M ary Ellen Stanziola Vice-President .... ..........AliceR1fipach Secretary .,.............. ..,.,...... J ean ilati Treasurer ..,,....,...,...,. ,... . .Roseanne Matteo Program Chairman .........,.,.... Betty Lou Schiefer Assistant Program Chairman ...... Roseanne Marsicano Dou-ntou'n Reporter ,........ ..,......, J udy'Miller ..........AnnSt1sh . . . . . .Noreen Pugliese . . . . . . .Connie Bellitiere . . . . .Ann Marie DeLash . . . . . . .Donna Roberts . . . . .Susan Hildebrand Nominating Committee ...,...,. .,,,. E laine Andeara Social Chairman .,..........,.... ..., G race Frenduto All-Association Afairs Chairman ......... Joanne Leiser Club Historian ...... ....,...,.......,, R andy Allen' Sophomore Treasurer ............. Rose Mary Gaudinor Senior Roll Girl ..... ...........,.. M ary Ivy Stecker Junior Roll Girl ...........,.....,.. Amelia Horlacher Corresponding Secretary. . . .llairztenance Chairman .... Junior Treasurer ...,... Seriiice Chairman ,.,.., Janus Representative. . Public Relations .,..... GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS The Cadette Club, which meets every Thursday night at the Y.W.C.A., is part of the Hazleton branch of the International Y-Teens. Fantasy in Fashion was the main mon- ey-raising project of the year. In this fashion show several girls modeled the latest fashions. As their Christmas project the girls gave toys and food to three 'needy families. The social activities of the club included the Christmas semi-formal, the senior hayride, the junior and sophomore weiner roasts, and the spring dinner-dance. Fifteen girls represented the club at mid- winter conference in Easton on February 14, 15, and 16. Several others will attend the summer conference at Reading. Many an enjoyable evening was had by the girls under the guidance of their advisors: Miss Betty Gundry, Miss Eleanor Strock, Miss Betty Beach, and Miss Ruth Winkler. faki Sophomore Roll Girl ........,.,.....,,. Barbara Strock Q Advisers ..... Miss Betty Gundry, Miss Eleanor Strock, 7 1 Miss Betty Beach, Miss Ruth Winkler ri 1 wills . .,. i , -1. O. 4' , if f .5 I J Umissing when picture was takenl f' fx' Left to right: First Row-E. Brenner, B. Mizenko, D. Moyer, J. Kesten, J. Patoskie, A. Zicigier, E. Wolf? C. Yamul- la, A. Zenier, M. Clemack, A. Petrole, M. Pachence, N. Howells, E. Flaim, M. Petruska, .Spevak, C. hickora, G. Dernanczyk, M. Smith, G. Bittenbender, B. Ulichny, J. Petruzzi, J. Volosin, E. Sturm. Second Row-B. Donati, A. Stish, C. Belletiere, E. Andeara, R. Marsicano, B. L. Scheifer, J. Pilati, M. E. Stanziola, A. Rapach, R. Matteo, G. Frenduto, D. Roberts, R. Gaudiano, S. Hildebrand, A. M. DeLash, J. Leiser, R. Allen, N. Pugliese, J. Miller. Third Row -C. Rossi, B. Gombetta, C. Lannon, A. Sabatino, M. Rohlting, G. Veet, M. I. Stecker, B. A. Diehm, M. L. Leothold, P. Jurus, J. Jones, B. Sippel, L. Blumenthal, M. F. Repanshek, S. Smith, R. Marchetti, M. J. Bums, H. Salvator, J. Tormay, R. M. Tolerico, E. Klemow, B. Halsey, S. Wendel, C. Cerullo. Fourth Row-B. VanGr-oski, G. Walker, R. Massa, C. Cerullo, M. Koroly, P. Hitcho, M. Forliano, P. Portonova, P. Angelo, S. Sidari, B. Libener, M. Martzen, D. Kudasik, M. Pavlick, B. Katchmer, J. Rolnick, B. Berlitz, G. Stish, K. Dougherty, D. Kuntz, T. Shemansky, G. Gug- liemini, P. Congelli, N. Fisher, J. Ferrari, M. Bunciak. Fifth Rcrw-B. Smith, C. Hooper, M. Ligetina, E. Pentz, A. Lehrman, R. Zeisloft, E. Bartol, D. Malore, R. Belletiere, C. Paletski, H. Wallace, M. G ance, M. orollo, P. Ruggiero, B. Demko, U. Fedullo, A. M. Craig, V. Shafer, R. Price, A. Schumacher, M. Sabia, B. Scaran, R. Sanko. Sixth Rour- J. Camera, M. J. Flartey, R. Miller, P. Siberski, B. Takach, P. Litavis, R. Arthur, N. Longenberger, M. Swankoski, R. Zeppi, M. Hobart, R. Schneier, J. Reinmiller, A. DiSabelIa, E. Meier, J. Calvani, J. Hughes, E. Yakubik, C. John- son, N. Jurus, M. Fiorenza, R. Marsicano. 114 Gadafzfe Niaiwo ' 1 Yde' N T165 is You 1x0 ROW' M 'FIV fry Sabi-Q IS P1-esfeyh Mary Frances Repanshek The Gay Twentiesu o o q ' . .LL 'N C ,. wx Qgx mx om P Forwn L 'Ogr l MOGQX tary Rggegsghiefzglggtglagrman B t . - A n , . e Faswon Sho 6 Ma:-slcangf assmtaniy 116 A0 th THE MATCHMAKER Canteen ls one of the most popular soclal events at H H S hvery Thursday and Satur day evenlng mam students enjoyed dancmg to the latest hats The game room was alwax s buzzlng wlth lnterestlng games of plng pong, checkers and pool T6l6Vlsl0I1 was also avall able for those who wlshed to watch thelr fa vorlte programs Speclal dances hnghllghtmg the year m cluded the Halloween Dance the Christ mas Dance and the Se mor Dance A heartw applause from all Canteen pa trons goes to the efhcxent officers and thelr capable sponsors Nllss Betty Heron and Nllss Marlon Hellmgs for malsmg Fanteen a grand success CANTEEN OFFICERS reszdent lat Congellr lf zfe I re :dent John Tarone Secretary Betty Searxn Treasurer Ann letrole B14 me Uanayer Ru Lontl Rosemarle luglxese Rcrordl hazrmrm B Jbbx Shanno -ldzzser 'Vlxss Bettx Heron Nllss Marlon Helhngs I rutlor Mr Dlnkelocker Mr lewls lIlyllhf'llP1llIlVP llfl lallf 1 'Qi gf-ur' -X, 1, E-Q, f -.af q rn., Somethmg for the Boys The Gamester ,,...S-U Too Manx G1rls USOCl9tN, 'Tvnrlx whlI'lN ' lll 44 va A ' 'Q' 5' ' X x . ' . X N . . . ' 5, .1 . sl. sq vs' I 1, ' Lu. ,4 1 L1 Q - ' . 2 iz ' - lfigw r . .4 . Y . . I V V . - r I ' I if 14 X J ry 44 w - A V 71 sy x 44 x ' 'Y x wr M , . - ' . , . . 1 , ' - ' s , . 4 : S, ' 1 IJ .' I ' - i S.. .,... ., . 1 X A ., ., ..,. ., ' ' z . I 101 sl ss, x ,.. kv' ' ', J ' Publicity flhflllfmdll , . .... . Dorine Fierro Wmiss' ' 's ry N 5+- : .4 s, - :Vg . X , ' ' ,, I A 1 ' I Q x af' +L? fl' ' 4 ' - 4 ,,,M .I ' ' ' , ff-T, + 1 4. . .. .4 .. 4 ' I ll . ,, 1 L , , 14 Lam' nb' ,,...- MR. BURTON li. HALL RONALD HICISEY Director State Chorus Q is V 1. fs ef 1 1 if '54 Distric! Chorus I?Ppresm1ial1'1'cs: Left to right --Carl J' QV' Probert, Audrey Lehrman, Barbara Gombetta, Jac'- queline Kiley, Harry Koch, Ronald Heisey, Melvin Mundy . f'rr11'.sN1'11y frliml pzrlurf' was Iulreni vt Ghafma HAWAKE AND SING The Advanced Chorus. under the direction or Mr. Burton Hall, began the year's activities in November with a fine assembly program. An outstanding example of their work was their participation in Christmas Fantasy with the Band and Thespians. lmmediately afterwards, preparation be- gan for the District Chorus, which was held in Troy. Penna. on February. 13, 14, and 15. Barbara Gombetta, Jacqueline Kiley, Melvin Mundie. Ronnie lleisev and Carl Probert represented H.H.S. Besides the many activities of the school which the Chorus participated in. they also for entertained several of Hazleton's civic clubs. This group has gained the admiration and respect of many students of ll.H.S. x , I A - N, . Q it-'t L 763 i 4u.,ff I ,J JA y' A f Vtfs' its,-l,,,4's,f'. - rN.,K.ZxsejU,k xfljitf 1 J , Y x ,X - 3 xiii ,Z-j,ffl4'X-iff Lwffbilci J lv,-afgkplf 3W!,1?J 3 1 3 57 G10 fb 9459:-nrnii.l-at OFFICERS President ,,.,.. ...,....... , Grace Bittenbender lrl-ff-Iiffwl-df!!! , , .,,. Doreen Fierro Secretary ....A , , , Rochelle Miller Treasurcr ..,.,.... ...... l 'atsy Jurus Recorder of Paints .... .... A delaide Zeigler Adviser ,.......... ....., M iss Will I M HNEPTUNES DAUGHTERSH The Girls' Swimming Club meets every Monday night. After a short business meeting the girls practice strokes, kicks, dives, and stunts. In order to become a member of the swimming club each girl was required to swim two lenghts of the pool. Having only accomplished swimmers as its members, the Dolphin Club is an outgrowth of the swimming club. In order to become a member of this club a girl must swim thirty .lengths of the pool and she must be able to dive. These clubs, which are under the expert supervision of Dr. Helen Will, held a mixed swim in the spring. J.: SF' I is BANDWAGON The Band has a very full schedule, and it would be difficult to say just when its term schedule opens or closes. During the summer of 1957 this group participated in all of the parades of the Centenial celebration. In addition, quite a few members attended classes of the summer music program, advancing themselves in their , playing ability for the school term ahead. Under the capable direction of Mr. George Schwartz the band adds spirit and enthusiasm to all H.H.S. Athlet- ic events. Their fine performances inspire both students and players. - When school was closed for almost two weeks because MR. GEORGE SCHWARTZ of the flu epidemic, the band members were unable to Director X rlparch inftlile Mummer's Parade for the first time in the X. istory o t at event. kfc Ns Interspersed with athletic events were a parade ,373 I appearance for the Community Chest in October, a part it f in the Christmas Concert in December, the Spring Concert P 4, 2 in April, and swan song ceremonies associated with grad- . I uation. Other activities were a magazine campaign and ' fp a magican show which climaxed a very successful year. QF - Sweaters and monogram awards are given to senior 5 X band members at the Spring Concert, through the very fine help of the Band Parents' Association, as a token of W il --T appreciation by that group. I . ,,.. ,,,,. BAND MEMBERS Flutes-Michael Phillips, Jaqueline Cherko. Oboe-Carl Chegwidden, Thomas Marushin. Clarinels-Ronald Mat- tavi, Glenn Butler, Elaine Wolfe, Harold Scheidy, David Votta, Paul Trotta, Frank Falcone, Harry Karvounis, Michael Demko, Ernest Villanelli, Robert McGarry. Sai-apyor1esgGary Antolick, Joseph Beltrami, Richard Sandrock, Edward Harris, Robert Canter, James Scaran, Carl Schaefer, Carl Gaudiano, David Martin, Leonard Martin. Coronets and Trumpets-Gerald Schwartz, Robert Snyder, William Russell, James Gavert, David Heintzelman, Michael Pesta, Howard Floyd, Thomas Mastellar, Calvin Walper. Horns-Philip Hudock, Machael Knoblauh. Baritone-Alan Cham- berlain. TrombonesfRaymond Cook, Basil Augustine, Arthur Marsicano. BassvDavid Saueraker, Salvatore Beltrami. Bell Lyre-Nina Wisniewski. Perrussz'onAPeter Lulis, David Smudin, Gerald Ashman, Robert Junas, George Potzner, David Tomanchek. 120 'ta GREAT MUSIC The 1957258 jazz band under the direction of Ray- mond Cook, played for all our school dances. Whether it was Welcome Sophomore Dance, the Pre-Thanksgiving Day Dance, or the Pre-Senior Day Dance, they were always able to give a superb performance. We'll never forget the excellent show they gave for the Senior Day program when they began with Night Train, their theme song, and marched off the stage with a comical rendition of one of the more popular songs. H.H.S. is very proud of this group who through their own efforts did such a splendid job in providing excellent entertainment for many high school activities. g 2 f 4 Q91 WZ f f , af, 4 ' f ff 'Q M ' J H ,, v4h. ' , .3 M ' .yfzwwv f f4 A ' fi 1-32:1 , ,, - , -Q 5- - RAYMOND COOK -1 Student Director f 05. C15 55 cu I. C 2 'limi . fl' . . 1 .rrr 1 'fc 4 1 Q., 5? ' ff - ' 4 E1 ' 1 K- .3-3 Left to right: First Row-G. Butler, J. Beltrami, R. Mattavi, G. Antolick, R. Cook. Second Rou--D. Smudin, , D. Heintzelman, R. Snyder, A. Chamberlain, P. Lulis, L. Martin. 121 MEN OF ARTS Jacks of all Trades, the Vocational Club, that is. Take a group of young men, distribute them in Auto-Body, Electronics, Printing, Drafting, Wood-Craft, Electricity, and you have an able group that is ready to help the Director present the play. Whether it is to print the programs and tickets, or repair- a stage prop these are the boys who can do it. They- deserve a five star rating for their co-operation in publishing our school news- paper, the Mountaineer. 'Nb- A special ovation fiozn the entire student body goes to the Vocational Boys and Mr. Edgar Heckman, their advisor. OFFICERS President ....... ................. R ussell Patrick Vice-President .... ..... L ouis Lomando I Secretary ..... ..... C harles Wright JT ---1 - Treasurer ..., ......... S tanley Arthur Adviser .... ..... M r. Edgar Heckman . i . r-lf' W sim., mai: H X. Q P i -- lb ffl i fi Left to right: First Row-R. Heintzelman, J. Carey, R. Kapes, P. Tabor, D. Ryba, C. Babbish, R. Arthur, L. Lamont, F. Patrick, C. Wright, T. Martonick, R. Hill, T. Fuccile, T. Shemansky, J. Kapes, M. Sukel, J. Urban, R. Palermo. Second Row-R. Hnasko, B. Mullen, B. Zeleznock, P. Wargo, L. Yackanich, R. Nause, R. Andras, R. Ono- rati, C. Lombardo, R. Albrecht, C. Tokash, P. Raico, J. D'Amato, J. Andraski, J. Olexa, P. Fierraro, T. Bartol, J. Forte, S. Seaman, G. Timcho, N. Cassano, M. Motto, F. Karlick. Third Rou'-J. Fedorick, M. Formica, F. Costabile, R. Lohenitz, J. Fetterman, S. Hinkle, H. Gimbi, F. Mraz, R. Mussoline, T. Opiary, D. Eckrote, J. Manganell, M. Timsho, W. Woodring, D. Flexer, T. Walton, W. Bonenberger, M. Esposito, S. Kadelock, J. Aiello, G. Klinger. Fourth Row-J. DeLeonardis, J. Mancuso, J. Gabriel, R. Casari, J. Yannes, B. Gallagher, G. Noggle, R. Danishefsky, C. Donovan, W. James, J. Galada, L. Gentle, J. Gaydos, J. Pauline, B. Houser, F. Rymond, C. Smith, R. Dura, L. Veet, J. Skurkey. Fifth Row-R. Leipfert, B. Makara, J. Messer, A. Young, H. Kepping, F. Sauer, R. Hacker, R. Stich, A. Urgalavitch, L. Gombeda, G. Makara, T. Gabos, S. Fry, A. Tolerico, F. Bognet, R. Duser, T. Fagan, R, Brodoski, R. Bunchalk. 122 14414 am! Gwfh MASTERS OF ARTH Marilyn Smith and Maureen Stevens and members of the Advanced Arts and Crafts Class requested the orginazation of an Arts and Crafts Club. It is the first of its kind ever to be formed in Hazleton Senior High School. Its aim is to increase interest in better Arts and Crafts, and to raise the standards of design and craftmanship. The club has applied to the State Board of the Pennsylvania Guild of Arts and Crafts for a Junior Membership. If accepted. the Hazleton High School Junior Pennsylvania Guild of Arts and Crafts will be the first club of its kind in the state. This will give the club the privelege of participating in the program set up by the state organization, which includes the yearly Pennsylvania Guild All of Craftsmen's State Fair. This participation would be on a competition bases. OFFICERS . PrograInS are Planned which will extend Presidenl ,...,,..,,,,,...,....... Leonard Veraldi lnformatlon to the Students OH the Crafm and ls!Vt'1'e-I'rPSz'dent . . Maureen Stevens how they are used In dlfferent Careers- End l'1'1'f' I'resziderzt ..... . Richard Powell 1 NYU.- I I?I'!'1JI'dI-llfj Secretary ...,. . . . Marilyn Smith . A' , ' 0 r I urrfspmidmire Secretary , , . . . Margaret Rohlfing , .. , ,p1j:' Q TTl'flXIl7'P7' ..,. . . . . . .Albert Contini . ' i : 1 gf' ,-- 'I Q. ,1 . Vlub Spfmsor .Mrs. Alice Wiltsie ' . ' lf? ' 5'f'.,tI0!'??L QWTQS V til 1 T. -. , . , . Aix! LM' Qfi , rifyifif' .'L f V Vw X U' i ,2- QP 'Q Left to right: Ftrs! Rou'-K. Goach, R. Falatko, P. Bloesing, L. Koplin, A. Ferrari, B. Roberts, Cusate, M. Smith, B. Schiefer, G. Volosin, E. Havrilla, M. Stevens. Second limi' -D. Crawford, R. Mariano, Smith, Katch- mer, R. Lawrence, M. Rohlfing, E. Sturm, L. Yeraldi, A. Contini, R. Powell, A. Dudinyal-1, J. Rusmko.. Third Razr! J. Hughes, B. Smith, J. Camera, M. Lapetina, E. Meier, C. Thompson, P. Litavis, K. Reinhart,VK. Dietrich, T. Margo, M. Balkonis, J. Craig, J. Koch, Fmirlh Rmi' --L. Spencer, L. Wendel, F. Fazio, E. Pentz, K. Gauz, G. Tolerico, R. Lozosky, P. Hitcho, K. Dougherty, B. Libner, A. Schumacher, M. Yilushis, C. Lannon, Nt. Howells. .Fifth R0zi'jJ. Leiser, M. Andreas, R. Schneier, M. Knoblauh, T. Shepperd, B. Steinman, R. Behm, T. Tito, D. Lapmsky, S. Tima B. Yale. 123 4wwh .,,. ' .W K Prrsiderzf .... . . . V1'f'f'-I'rcs1'dmzt .... S rcrctu r y ....... 'TTFIINIITPT ,........., I,TUfjfl1771,f'h!lIiT7TlPIl . . . lfeportvr. . . . . . . Adviser .... DANS L'ENTR'ACTE Through the French C'lub's meetings the members, expertly assisted by Miss Bess Pengelly, became acquainted with French customs, manners, and traditions. The meetings, which were conducted in French to help the 'tgarcons et Feunes filles develop skill in understanding, speaking. and reading the language were held twice a month. Participating in songs, games, skits, and conversations, the members enjoy every meet- ing. The group also saw movies of France, and learned all about Paris. During the year the group held a Christ- mas party and a social event during Language Week, and visited the United Nations Building in New York. nl u-aooaaooaaa OFFICERS ' :VI J .a .a J .s .a MichaelKnoblauh 44' ' ' ' ' 0 . - Y . .Barbara Libener - lx ..........,....JoanRolnick 'I ...LeonardBast .Susan Hildebrand, Philip Hudock f ....BetsiKatchmer Z digg . . . .Miss Bess llengelly -- x 5 -4 X -S5 i .,,,...-X-,U Xi N J Left to right: Firs! Row-L. Gualtiere, D. Geltzer, B. Katchmer, P. I-Iudock, J. Rolnick, M. Knoblauh, B. Lib- ener, L. Bast, S. Hildebrand, P. Cohen, E. Capparell. Second Rou--E. Sturm, G. Shafer, L. Pavloski, A. Prusak, B. Demko, D. Roberts, C. Paletski, A. Schumacher, M. I. Stecker, B. Diehm, A. Stish, M. Bunciak, E. Campbell, P. Fitzgerald, M. Gula, R. Mariano. Third Rou'-M. E. Vilushis, B. Yale, J. Passon, J. Bartol, J. Schaller, J. Marino, J. Landro, N. St. Mary, J. Portland, E. Brown, C. Leinbach, R. Shanno, P. Siberski, J. Leiser, B.'Smith. 124 I'rc.si'den1 . . . l'1i1'c-l'resi'dnfl Sefrelrz ry Trcus ll ref Adviser. . . . .... Louis Gabos . , Michalene Swankoski ...Cathy Yamulla . . . . .Barry Wagner Miss Anna Hoffman NACH DEM SCHAUSPIELH The German Club, under the supervision of Miss Hoffman, presents programs during their meetings on the customs and the arts of Germany. The club enables members to know more about Germany and its people than class time permits. Their activities include skits, quiz games, and correspondence with German pen-pals. The main social event of the year is the Inter-Language Club Dinner and Dance. In the spring the members join With other language students in a field trip to the United Nations. CCTN ff if 5- ,f 13 Q' 1 Y i .1 3 H97 nf' W 1 5 Lfff po right: First Ron' f-S. Kostenbauder, C. Cenower, C. Yamulla, L. Gabos, M. Swankoski, B. Wagner, N. llunsinger. Swwfd Ruiz' B.Be1-litz, G. Fogel, L. Brightaupt, C. Maue, L. Fluri, B. Mayr, M. aschko, W. Burkat. Third IEW' M. Yolansl-ty, R. Shovlin, R. Schatz, l'. Lawrence, J. Tricolli, R. Pekala, D. Lovrinie. President ,...... Vice-President ...., ..,., Secrela ry ...... Treasurer ....,.... Program Chairman Librarian ........ Roseanne Matteo Robert Rowswell . . .Peggy Pecone . . , .Patsy Angelo , . . .Mac Berman . .... Sandra Sidari Publicity Chairman .... .... J ames Montone Sergeant at Arms. . Adviser ....,.... . . .Leonard Bast . . .Miss Schwartz 'APICKS AND SHOVELSN The Junior Historians of Pennsylvania at H.H.S. is under the supervision of Bliss Gladys Schwartz. This club, better known as the Diggers, undertakes many worthwhile pro- jects. A Halloween party was given for the children at the training center. At Christmas time old toys were contributed and refinished to be given to the children. The handbook, which is a great aid to new students, is written and published by this club. Selling name cards for the seniors is their main financial undertaking. Pins are presented to onicers and active members at the end of the year . , ,Ill ' Jfefen .f 01445 THEY KNEW WHAT THEY WANTED Students of today, teachers of tomor- row . . .This recently organized addition to H H S. extra curricular has become one ot the most popular clubs in our high school. At the present time all F.T.A. members have an ambition to become a teacher. The purpose of the club is to familiarize them with all phases of teaching. The meetings usually consist of discussions. Guest speakers often present their views of the teaching profession. Other activities in- clude socials, a field trip, and a picnic at the close of the year. The Katherine Helen Longshore Club of the Future Teachers of America at the Hazleton High School is ably sponsored by Miss Isabel Dryfoos. lf ,Q .0 'F-: Gait 4 - A af' 4 -5 5 4 Q .3 , ,fz KATHERINE HELEN LONGSHORE CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President .,,..., Vice-President .... Secretary ......, Treasurer .. . .. Historian ........ Program Chairman. . . Librarian. . . . . . . Adviser. . . . .Jeffrey Smith .Benjamin Baum . .Dorothy Amos Angela Magazzu .Donata Matteo . . . .Jacqueline Kiley Elaine Capparell . . .Miss Dryfoos f E 6 'kii 'v Left to 1-ibht: First Row-H. Brown, J. Kiley, E. Capparell, D. Amos, J. Smith, B. Baum, A. Magazzu, D. Matteo. B. L. Schiefer, B. Snyder. Second Row-R. Thomas, G. Mundie, T. Junas, B. Diehm, M. I. Stecker, E. Pentz, M. Mulligan, A. Wanko, A. Zanolini, M. L. Veet, G. Fogel, B. Brown. Third Row-W. Russel, R. McGarry, J. Rabets, R. Gillenardo, R. Schneier, S. Tima, P. Siberski, J. Simons. ww LU? Ll President ,..... l'z're-Pres1'dent .... Secretriry-Treasurer. . . OFFICERS . . . . . . . .... Carl Leinbach . .,,.,,,. Grace Frenduto . . . . .Michaline Swankoski Program Cvilfllifmllll ..... . . . Mary Ann Fiorenza Adviser. . . .. Margaret Pecone . . . .Mrs. Louise Beck THE BOOK SHOP PARTY The members of this club volunteer in their free period to help Mrs. Louise Beck in the library. Some of the many things they do are: circulate books, check attendance, put books away, and look for reference material for the H.H.S. students. Most of the students use the library to a great extent. A skating party was held in which all members participated. This was the main social event of the year. BEST tr, X , PLAYJ 74. - ls 4f- ff' , V Q X . xi xr' . Y - M, gg: . ,gf xv ' x v l '5e'C3C5Q0f' 131 F Left to right: First Row---L. Shelhamer, E. Ho . man, J. Lennartz, L. D'Amato, M. Smith, L. Koplin, M. A. Fiorenza, G. Frenduto, C. Leinbach, M. Swankoski, P. Pecone, A. Belletiere, M. L. Gentele, B. Brown, A. Cameron, S. Sacco, P. Kokoski, E. Yannarell. Second Hoz1'4S.Osadch,e, P. Gordish, A. Zanolini, C. Lannon, G. Veet, L. Tarilla, B. Dixon, B. Strack, M. Tolerico, C. Young, M. Fegley, R. Onderko, A. LeGrande, G. Begia, R. Matteo, K. Yakubik, D. Matteo, E. Capparell, B. Betterly, J. Potash, M. Miller, M. Rossi, A. Kukowski, C. Cenower, E. Schwartz, G. Pontry. Third Row-L. Sofianek, D. Oswald, S. Zanolini, M. Petruska, P. Angelo, C. Oberto, M. Wagner, L. Polivka, A. Assi, P. Portonova, M. Morollo, L. Lindernmuth, S. Sidari, L. Antinozzi, R. Kreisl, G. Yamona, M. Williams, R. McCoy, M. McCarthy, N. Wisniewski, C. Belletiere, S. Sherrock, J. Rossi. Fourth Rou'fJ. McKernan, M. Bowen, R. Watkins, J. Kessel, J. Schietrumpf, A. Magazzu, J. Welsh, A. Grega, S. Tima, F. Hines, J. Frederick, L. Brighthaupt, H. Bogansky, R. O'Hara, R. Lewis, J. Gavert, A. Patton, G. Strizak, P. Lutz, K. Dietrich. Fzfth Rou'-F. Cannon, S. Kargol, R. Shanno, J. Marino, J. D'Amato, C. Schaefer, J. Portland, B. Kutchi, C. Walper, L. Coopey, J. Koch, R. Lozosky, R. Nause, N. Hines, McFarland, S. Alexander. 128 . - . . MAY I HELP YOU? The DlStTlbUtlV6 Educatlon Club under the dlrectlon of Mr Peter F01-hano IS one of the more mdustrlous clubs of our school These students attend the requlred classes ln the mornlng and at twelve o clock they go downtown to thexr respectlve Jobs Upon graduatlon most of them wlll contmue thelr work on a full tlme basis In the latter part of the year the members were hosts to a Dlstnbutlve Educa tlon conventlon held ln Hazleton IH May It IS truly commendable for these students to work whxle gettlng thelr educatlon 1 fm Left to nght Fzrst Row R Cralg C D1SabelIa J Shema C Burrell A DxSabelIa B Bemoskl S gagnf Secogd b e mo Rau M Hartzel T Cauley J Petruzzx D Kay B Houser Thzrd Rou, R Martomck L Ke a a r Rapach 1 1 D . . l . - . Y . . ' ' 1 , ' - s . . . - 1 ' - . . fe 5:3 .J P 'I .. v ' ' I 4 5 if 'gy- i fl' su 5 B ., ' ' 'I l . r E 'ff v . 5' -L rf' 'V ' I In C I xxx' T . 'Q 1 C9 can 0 . , .0 'v X-4:1 H H ., , , '?.. NM' ' A X12 - x ,- ' 7 Y l l 1 g ' : ' - . ' .i ' . . V , . ' , .. ', . 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'Q 1957 Wafuulfff Squacl in-1 iQw:f?l4 3-v nigger 333x212 Rf-H f- '-'Q v '3 r f?0fr'f'4's5 2 if 51934 4 7 Left to rzght Fzrst Row Gatskx Fuehrer Lennartz K Hoeflmg Yaccmo Tncolli Forte Sena e Urgalevitch Spencer Smith Gavert Curllla Gallagher Palermo Second Row Costablle Neikum Koch J apes Portland DeLuca Sacco Zola Pecile Esposito Mlcholichlck Evanko Winters G Kapes Stanavage Thzrd Row Stewart Opsatmck Scarcella McGarry Veet Evans Racho Winkler Nogast Opiary Gendimemco B Hoeflmg Campanell WINNING SEASON COMPLETED BY MOUNTAINEER GRIDDERS Climaxed by a victory over West Hazleton the Mountaineers completed a winning season under the guidance of new head coach Tony Scarcella Although no conference championships were annexed by the Mounts they still displayed an enourmous amount of spirit and determination in every game H H S won five out of ten contests tying favored Swoyerville 20 20 The wins included Allentown C C Berwick Shamokm Pottsville and West Hazleton while the losses were suffered at the hands of Old Forge West Scranton Allentown and Tamaqua Halfback Johnny YRCCIHO received all state recognition while fullback Jim Senape and guard J 1m Tricolli were named to regional all star teams The Moun taineer backfield was led by the experienced hand of senior quarterback Barney Gatski veteran of three seasons behind the center To all the other seniors on the squad we offer our heartiest congratulations for a highly successful campaign. ANTHONY SCARCELLA Head Coach Opponent REX TURSE Assistant DANIEL PARRELL Assistant V scones Old Forge Allentown C.C Swoyerville Berwick Shamokin Allentown 24 14 20 18 West Scranton 34 20 7 7 Tamaqua 21 Pottsville 35 l West Haz eton i:::f 132 I gf ,, if ig, Sx aw f in 9 :Gi an if 'Eff 4 K' Q. , ah J.', f Wm 'QQ H A... g .. .A,i1b.f-'bf,.' ' A S - I , 4 P? 5. I S-f Aggzfeeueew - Suv ' r - 4 'A 1 Q J- 4 ff .',.,M,,.,,,,f-ff.. Q t.. 11, ,5.'V ,' ,,.,, g , 1 Y I ' ' 1 ' , ' ,,,..,.N. U' .w,.,,.-,'.. , . 1 'P Q 1 ' Q . v - 5 1 O g w-fee, f rf BARNEY GATSKI JOHNNY YACCINO September 13, 1957 HazletonV24 Old Forgev27 Friday the 13th proved unlucky for the Mountain- eers and spoiled the coaching debut of Coach Scarcella as Hazleton dropped the first game of the 1957 grid season to the Blue Devils of Old Forge by a score of 27 to 24. Long runs highlighted the contest played before 4,400 fans at rain soaked Harman-Geist Stadium. Senior halfback Johnny Yaccino scored three of Hazle- ton's four touchdowns on runs of 63 and 40 yards and on a 66 yard pass play with quarterback Barney Gatski doing the throwing. The other touchdown was scored from the ten yard line on a run by Jimmy Senape. September 20, 1957 Hazletonf20 Allentown C. C.-0 For the second straight week, bad weather marred the playing of an H. H.S. football game. This time, however, the Mountaineers emerged victorious over the Vikings of Allentown Central Catholic by 14 to 0. Walt Spencer and Frank Palermo came ofl' the bench to turn in brilliant defensive performances, the latter having blocked two Central punts. Both maneu- vers led to Hazleton touchdown. Jim Tricolli also stood out on defense. Both of Hazleton's touchdown were scored by senior halfback Johnny Yaccino while fullback Jim Senape reeled off 73 yards in 15 carries. The two con- versions were kicked by junior John Sacco. JIM TRICOLLI FRANK FORTE 'I -A-I. Mx , 1.525 Q I 4 1 YES 1' f Y Y ' v v 2 It 1 Q 1 I ' r l u U 1 I ,l , Y, ,, , .-,,.,. ... ' v l 'Y ami' 1 ,P . . ,, :tl I' ,..., 'yn' ' W' S , lf- Lf, ,ffwg 'an . -xi ,IR Y If lc junta: ,,,m,,,i:f,'1,5 5. gm-945,-'-q.f53na..ifw4f. 4 2555. ef 1,4 ,Q g V, vw- - j ' f' -Q-5:2 , , - Q Q. kv? ' . .. . .Y,i,'i'1- l, JIM SENAPE LARRY LENNARTZ September 27, 1957 Hazleton-20 Swoyerville-20 Time proved to be the all-important element in the game between the Mounts and the Seoyerville Sailors which ended in a 20-20 tie. The clock ran out with Hazleton having a first down with goal to go on the Swoyerville 2 yard line. Fullback Jim Senape stood our on offense for the Mounts averaging 6 yards per carry in 15 attempts. The biggest surprise of the game was the outstanding passing of Barney Gatski. The big senior racked up 101 yards in six completions out of twelve attempts. Gatski scored the first Hazleton touchdown from the one-foot line while Senape counted for the other two on runs of 17 and 4 yards respectively. October 4, 1957 Hazletongfi West Scranton-18 Hazleton journeyed to Scranton for the first away game of the season, only to drop it at the hands of the West Scranton Invaders by a score of 18 to 6. The Mountaineers drew first blood by taking West's kickoff and marching 68 yards for a score, the key play being a sparkling 24 yard pass maneuver in- volving quarterback Barney Gatski and halfback Johnny Yaccino. Big Jimmy Senape let the Mounts in rushing again piling up 74 yards in 17 attempts for an average of 44 yards per carry. Barney Gatski did some outstanding passing completing 5 out of 10 passes for 61 yards. KANE HOEFLING WALT SPENCER f E534 'G 'QV- .4-up, 4-uw' ,Z ga, I: if M is-'A , ip' S,-. ' l, X V' ' 'Z' ' ik A ' - Ky x, . 1- 1,7 . g-3 fl ' ' 'Ps N1 Q 43 in-. Q1 I 'E - 1 -wqv ' K . -a.vJ-tar' 'H' ' 'A A ni'-TE' P EI . . ia, F' gg E' 'sz .ls w -4. 3? el' .f H' -w. X MQQWC 3 31 n4,k , 19? .,1p if A Y 33' Left to right: First Hou'--J. Kapes, Portland, Koch, Stewart, Neikum, Stanavage, Evanko, Campanell. ecoph ff. R0u'aOpstanick, Costabile, DeLucca, Sacco, Zola, Esposito, Micholichick, Winters, G. Kapes, B. Hoefling, Third Scarcella, McGarry, Veet, Evans, Racho, Winkler, Nogast, Opiary, Gendimenico. , ,r l,.f,. iidii .l 1 14' Kf.f '-,iw A 4 LU he JAYVEES ENJOY UNDEFEATED CAMPAIGN The Hazleton High Junior Varsity foot- ball team, under the capable guidance of coaches Danny Parrell and Rex Turse, com- pleted a highly successful season, winning four games and losing none. A scoring average of 16 points per game was compiled by the Junior DANIEL PARRELL REX TURSE s a 43 'QI' 'g J? Z- .-H Mounts, as compared to a 5 point average of their opponents. Great team spirit was displayed by the Jayvees. which is a definite indication of fu- ture success on the gridiron. To the boys and their coaches. continued luck for the next two years. J. V. SCORES H.H.S. l..,.. 19 Ashland .,.i4.. 6 H.H.S. ,.,... 13 Berwick ...,... 0 H.H.S. ..,... 18 Tamaqua .,.... 6 H. H.S. ..,... 13 Swoyerville .... T 137 naw cmcfe fib Phvslcallv Eton Dr Stish checks Buddy Gatski while Jlm Tricolli Jeff Smith Frank Palermo Jlm Senape and Adam Urgalevxtch look on. John Yaccino receives the Carson Walsky-Hunky Award for the most outstanding Mountaineer player of the Thanksgiving Day game. il Faculty Manager 'O 'Gila it f I 11 PM Frank PBFSICO ubllc Address Announcer fi fix Y llg a-vu: 4 .ni-EA 2- 4515 a-50 14 Fdward Mathews Busmesa Staff Bo Olander Mr. Persico Jim Tuchi. Befcwep Asslstant Faculty Manager Leonard Baat Scoreboard Operator 'il Sins' rank C Camera Student Manager S XLT' Dave Post Dave Dufallo f fl no s n-3 aft J Q 1 I-,Qi W5 4 XX Zo' 1 n 4' f Ofrnl l llg I I 'I f fa ' 4 Fi fi, lf, fi' , J .QI '. Y I ' wit-L H 4 V , 1 QP' . I 'X X ' .5 X ,ff X wx fjf. X, ' QM X Y I xll , 4 ,f ' , Aff. 'jul '55 - 1 1' as f X If' 0 , , , W! , f X E' f ,Hx I X Y ,f A , A si!! A . rqijiff . I A . JI '- 4 ly 2 X - ' il' 4x ajlf Z ian ,A -'till E ' Q, bl' lp 'Q W1 aff: ' I W ug' 'Z W, fl f 1, J A ' 1 . Eg: ' . Q . ii' I ' Li' F 4' ' '55 ,+-5 .4 'P' 2-. -D -2 1957 WG04-dy Sguacf , ,-F. Left to right-Lou Feola, Jackie Esposito, Bill Subsinsky, Rinaldo Pecile, Jim Tricolli, Jim Senape, Neil Cusate, Barney Gatski, Jerry Olexa, Frank Palermo, Bob Leipfert, Bob Shovlin, John Yaccino. MOUNTAINEER CAGERS COMPILE l0f9 RECORD Having reached the ultimate goal of de- feating the Allentown Canaries for the first time since 1954, the Hazleton High basketball team finished the 195768 season with a record of 10 wins and 9 losses. The Mountaineers were blessed with the finest potential material in many years, but several unlucky breaks were the cause of their mediocre standing. Barney Gatski, three-year veteran, and Jerry Olexa, top scorer. led the FRANK SERANY Head Coach Assistant CHARLES MURRIN X., Mounts to most of their victories. Other out- standing performers, such as Rinaldo Pecile, Neil Cusate, Bob Leipfert, Bob Shovlin, Tony Farnell, Jim Senape, Lou Feola, and John Yaccino did their part in keeping Hazleton on the road toward a winning season. Congratulations to all the boys on the team and best wishes for future success in basketball. SCORES H.H.S Tarnaqua . , . H.H.S Reading Cent. H.H.S Coughlin. ., . H.H.S Berwick ,. . H.H.S Tamaqua . . H,H.S Williamsport . H.H.S.. . . . Swoyerville . H.H.S Reading Cent. H.H.S Allentown. , . H.H.S Pottsville . H.H.S Easton , H.H.S Allentown C.C. . , . , H.H.S.. . . 'Williamsport H.H.S.. . . Bethlehem H.H.S. , Allentown H.H.S. . Pottsville . H.H.S Easton . H.H.S Allentown C.C H.H.S.. . Bethlehem 142 A -,ada :I Lgeigg ' V q 'JS 4' j:f'WJ'1'?v-gt' Far-fn 23 ff , xx fi S2 4, if if , if I 1 5 4 5 H f S gr 1 ,. J Q 473' r 5 1 1 1 f . f 14 V ' . K vv . g 5' zg5j2,4,?f ggi ,257 , -f :gag .V -a'-4111-Q5kf1+ Jil ' rl ya. . J .A,f, A v M51 a nl .- G X, 5, af 'N fr Qu Af' in Q 2' S Q22 'F 4.414 2 .. 32 Hp Q i? ' 4. 5 ,Q- S Y 3? Q ,H - v 'ff Z Z ' ai -y f 'ff , , I 1 .2 5 P Y ff Q F XE x , M V if X43 if! 'E Neil Cusate tips in a Mountaineer rebound as Easton's Bartolet, Houston, and Gano hopelessly watch the conversion of the field goal. January 31, 1958 H.H.S.-59 Bethlehem-82 Bethlehem's amazing Red Hurricane continued their undefeated string of league victories at the H.H.S. gym by defeating the unlucky Mountaineers 82 to 59. Title-bound Bethlehem showed no mercy for the determined Mounts and just poured it on from start to finish of the game. Hazleton tried hard to overcome their disadvanta es, but the Red Hurricane had just too much of everytliing. The best players of the game were little Bill Packer who piled up 32 points and Al Senavitis who had 24. Olexa, Cusate and Gatski turned in their habitual excellent performances for the Hazleton Team. A large crowd witnessed the well- played exhibition. February 7, 1958 H,H,S,-48 Allentown-64 For the first time in quite a few seasons did the Hazleton High basketball team lose five consecutive games. Unfortu- nately it happened in 1958, and at the hands of the previously beaten Allentown Canaries. As usual, the Mounts started of! well, but a slight lull in their playing gave Allentown the chance to take the lead and retain it. Leading the Mountaineers in the scoring Column was Buddy Gatski with 15 points. Jerry Olexa followed with 10 and Neil Cusate was next with 8. Bernie Costello was high scorer in the game with 23 Counters. February 1 1 , 1958 H.H.S.-73 Pottsville-53 The Mountaineers finally broke into the win column after five losses with an overpowering victory over Pottsville High by a score of 73 to 53. The five Hazleton starters finished in double which is sufficient evidence of real team effort on the part of the boys. The Mounts quickly jumped into the lead at the start of the game and the Crimson Tide never threatened. At the top of the scoring heap was big Buddy Gatski who had a total of 23 points. The other boys in double figures were Farnell with 13, and Cusate, Olexa and Leipfert, each with 11 counters. Rinaldo Pecile's 4 points made up the rest of Hazleton's scoring. 146 February 14, 1958 H.H.S.-G3 Easton-64 In by far the most exciting game of the 1958-season, the Mountaineers were nipped by the Easton Red Rovers by a score of 64 to 63. As a dramatic climax to the contest, with the score tied and seven seconds remaining to be played, Jim Gano sunk a lay-up to put Easton ahead by two points. With one second to go, Jerry Olexa was fouled and had a chance to tie the game. The first shot went in, and, as the crowd became quiet, the second try rolled around the rim and fell out. Thus the game ended: Easton, 64-H.H.S., 63. Olexa was high with 20, Gatski had 19, and Cusate was third with 11 points. February 21, 1958 H-H-S--'49 Allentown C.C.--62 The Allentown Central Catholic Vikings journeyed to the Hazleton High gym to hand the Mountaineers a 62 to 49 defeat. During the first two periods of the game, the lead went to either team alternately. At the start of the third quarter, the Vikings slowly began to open up the thirteen point margin which they enjoyed at the close of the contest. Gatski, Olexa, and Cusate were the best performers for the Mountaineers in the not too interesting game. Big John Kemer did a good job for the victorious Vikings. February 25, 1958 H.H.S.-43 Bethlehem-66 In the final game of the season for the Hazleton High team, they traveled to Bethlehem to be defeated once again by the Red Hurricane, this time by 66 to 43. During the first half, Mountaineer shooting percentage was at a season's low. Buddy Gatski, who was the Hazleton high scorer with 19 points, missed almost all of his shots in the first two periods. Not all of Bethlehem's players had their shooting eyes in the first half, either. Al Senavitis, high scorer for both teams, had 2 points in the first half and 27 in the second. This game ended the 1957-58 H.H.S. basketball season with a record of 10 wins and 9 losses. Olexa, Trotter, and an unidentified A.H.S. player scramble for a rebound in the exciting H.H.S. victory over the Canaries. ' 7!aMzZyS , ,go 3 I 1 l :A ' ' N 'I' V'-Ht t IW ,..,.,,,,, e 1 , - . A I wr' ' 'fl A I V' ' 'J 9' . ,to ly! V z ., .f Sn . MWA ,- fy i' L lf: N A A W T7 ' ' .4 Q . , , M'z - -- ... 9 ..- . .. X l f ,.. MTW , . x , -iq--ri. ,V 'N my l -U15 Si ,... A l nil: ' J U4 ll -.J M Qui H aim-J M 'A-A-A Sf A-M' Left to rzght FzrQt R011 NI EQpos1to llechota Barone Stewart Kapeq Orawetz Semrzd R011 M1rx1C1no Iroganxltx Tarone Zola Lnger lortland 'lhzrd Rou DeCosmo md T1to llamzqers JAYVEES COMPILE 15 4 RECORD A hlghlx Spnlted Nlountalnetr Junlor varxltx ba ketball teim under tht xtrx capable an outxtancllng lecord of 11 XICIOFIGS and 4 fltttatx 1n tht prthmlnarx ba kttball contestx Nuptxh pl H1112 and excellent teamwork wut onlx 1 law good Qlldllfltx that were brought out hx tht JUHIOI Nlountalnetr Led bx ophomou Dale Stewart Larrx Plechota and Nllltt Progan ln along mth Junlor John Talon: tht Juxee dl plaxed the hu tllng nex EI ax the brand of ba lxetball that ls sure to plt ut tht fanx all the tlme Longmtulatlon to all the memberb of the 'XlOL1I'll'llfltltI Junlor X arwltx baxketball tt im intl h t oi luck ln xour Iemalnlng xearb at H H S l-1 HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS SCORES Re ullng Coughlm Berxwlt lx T mx mu 1 Xxlllllfll port Swoxerx llle Re uhm, C Allentown I ott xllle Easton -'Allentown C C Yxlllldlll port Bethlehem Allentoxx n I ott x1lIe Easton -Xllentoxxn C C Bethlehem ff ,V . N h L if , Q , 7 ff - N ', x 'V C 1, tr Lim , T - A A he 1 tw b flll 1 I , l , - ' fr- . qv' ' QJQ, , ' 4 y Z ' 'f' X F u .' K, V , A A 1 C, i fx ' 4 . V 5 lt? l X , wx UA V f , , Q .- V C5 A 'jj -4 Ny. ,ip M I A C fy F.- Jax ' -P 5 6 I A A f , INA f 7' Y ' Q ' f ' ,A U 'Z 5 4 'I S L' , ' A ' 4 I 'Q , 1' X, ' X V-. , -- , - I ' i wa, ,,,, V I K VI, A H A f Cf l , ,, f - I , , .::-'on-.:,.,,,,.H-,- ,.- 1, 'M A -' X ,K m M'f 'N' W 3' 'V A 'V' ' . 11-11 t , A Q Y f 45-fl' , A:Q, ' ' ' S. l t ' S ' A 1 - ' 'di , , , K 4 h A ,fmt 2, . , C f-A:.:iwA 'Ml ' , : l' .' -' A ' U ' ' J.v. gtliliam of Coach Charley Mut'rin,racked up H-H-S ------'---- Tafnwllfa --'-'-----'--' ig . 5 ' -' I ffff1ffiffff75 'fffffIfIfff,40 L -A l l .v 5' 57- ... ....,........ 59 ............ ..46 . ... ............ 42 2 2 1 ............. 40 g .. Z -- , X , , , - . ...,.,,...... .ae 2 Q ........... 50 ,, , . l.......,.., 42 f ,.,... ..,...28 - 1 , . 1 4 . ,,,..l,...., 42 rftc. ,,...... H48 ' J 1 A . ,,....... 56 - ' .t......, ....49 K' s 'ls C ' . 1 j , . .-. .,.,.......l 96 ' ..,.,....,.... 47 A 1 C S . Y' l I . .. ...,... ..,. 4 9 '.' ......... ,, I , -, , ,- ,.. .,......aa... 41 . ' ' . C- 5 5 - .5 . . . ...,.. ,.... 4 T Y' S .....,.. ...A16 ' '-S F . . . ,.....,.tl.., T9 ............. so 1 .i . ... ........,... 32 . m ,,..... .....36 . . . .,,. ...... 6 S ' S .......... H36 , ' - - ... .. ,,,.., 63 1' . 5 . , . . ,,,..... 49 , - ..........46 I A A 1' , . .,, a.,,a .a...., fs 1 .,.,.,...,.. .70 q-n-u-a-. No one exemplifies the G1-at-9 Gugliemini spirit of H.H.S. better than our cheerleaders. These ten g 3 girls really take the spotlight I I i and add much color to both our football and basketball 4- games with their routines, Q V both old and new. Our cheerleaders cer- tainly showed their loyalty , when they practiced faith- fully during the hot summer months and then during football season when they cheered in both mud and snow. ' Although the cheerlead- ers did not have a sponsor Mary Ellen Stanziola the girls worked hard and did a commendable job. ' S We salute them for their valiant efforts r 2 2 s Q ., 3 ll If-0, Mary Lou Leuthold H8 Q i l Q . n l 5 P- Ann Petrole .s 555 ei il? 'ii fllf , my I 5 1 , mai l so i 4 5 ..lf :Z l sf! ' gel -- f A , f ' ...vy , 41. 2. 5 1 Patsy Congell 3 Joanne Leiser, Lillian Skulsl-ry, Rosemarie Pugliese, Connie Belletiere, Paulette Higgins. Zlalraelfla G Blttenbender R Tolerlco H Wallace M Matteo May I have your ticket please? These are the words uttered by a group of glrls who form an Important hnk ln the athletlc chaln at H H S The usherettes under the supervlslon of Mr Frank Perslco work hard helplng the holders of reserved tlckets find thelr respectlve seats at the football and basketball games Always looklng cute ln thelr blue unlforms and possessmg sweet personalltles these glrls are a great asset to the success of the H H S athletlc events Calm Quafula Before every varslty football and basket ball game the spectators are asked to rlse for the playlng of our natlonal anthem However llttle attentlon lS gn en to the group of glrls on the field or court dxsplaymg our country s colors The glrls present a Stflklng scene as they stand before the crowd with the Amerlcan flag Much credxt must be glven to these glrls who practlced for many hours ln order to perfect thelr preclslon routlnes and marchmg Hats off to the color guard a great asset to H H S B Takach, D. Kudaslk, P Angelo, D. Kuntz H ' H ' 7 Mormio, B. Katchrrler, 'B. Berlitzz, E1 Klemow, Rf ' 7 ' 1 ' 7 I l 150 X Kg AK X fav, ffj 5 ' ' NX X gg X X X i X ' fig It -it A ,fl X X 2? i ff W 833313. , -N - 'E 'A ff-' Y! xg ' X x' ffi X 2 f' ' K x Z I X 7 X7 ik k XX, , K ff W f I f y! pf I X 7 A f ffl! X Rf X X .i X! v Cf XX i -L fl X X 1958 WGMW Squad fl . if J lfefaw .Z WQZE Left to right: First Row-Kopie, Cannon, Woodring, Buchman, Barthalmus, Russell. Second Row-Lauderman, Chandler, Gallagher, Kargo, Bolitski, Masteller. Third Row-Gennetti McGarr McNertne Beltrami B rd sh Schmeer. o rh . y. y, , u a , F u 1 Row4Gavert, Lawrence, Smudin, Brown, Schatz, Craig, Curran, Saul. LACK OF DEPTH CAUSE OF SWIMMERS' 4-5 RECORD A great lack of depth, along with inexpe- rience and several unlucky breaks, was the primary factor in the mediocre record compiled by the 1957-58 edition of the Hazleton High varsity swimming team. However, the boys practiced long and hard so that they might provide the spectators with thrills and excite- ment. It was noticed that the attendance at the swimming meets this season was far better than it has been in the previous years. This is LAWRENCE KUSHMIDER Coach H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S Sf! a definite sign that the interest in the sport of swimming itself is steadily mounting. Several records were broken during the course of the season, one of them by John Craig of H.H.S. A free-style mark was set by a swimmer for Allentown H.S., and another record was set by John Morris of Wyoming Seminary. Since the swimming team had an abun- dance of sophomores this year, Coach Kushmi- der can look forward to highly successful squads in the very near future. SCORES . . . . .59 Scranton Central. . . . .26 . . . . .40 Wyoming Seminary.. .46 . .... ...... 2 7 Allentown ........... 59 . .... ...... 3 1 Hershey ............. 55 H.H.S. .... ...... 4 7 Reading ............. 39 H.H.S. .... ...... 5 2 Scranton Tech. ....... 34 H.H.S. .... ....., 3 6 Wyoming Seminary. . .50 X I WLM A JOHN CRAIG FRANCIS CURRAN H H S 59 Scranton Central 26 In the season opener the Mountalneer swlmmers svored an lmpresslve vlvtory over Scranton Central Hlgh After a close beglfllflg the Mounts gradually pulled away wlth firsts belng won by Cralg Gavert Schmeer and Curran H H S 40 Wyomxng Semlnary 46 Wy ommg Semlnary s splrlted swlmmers barely shaded the Mountalneers 1n the final event to galn a 46 to 40 xlctory at Sem s pool S1x feet proved to be the small margm that gave Hazleton the defeat Flrsts were won by Cralg Curran and the relay team HHS 27 Allentown 59 Allentown s amazlng Canarles hterally poured rrght over the Hazleton mermen by a score of 119 to 27 Russ Gall of Allentown set a new pool record for the fifty yard free style wxth a recorded tlme of less than 20 seconds The only first for the Mounts was taken by John Cralg HHS 31 Hershey 55 The thrrd stralght defeat was suffered by the Mountalneers thls tlme at the hands of Hershey by a score of on to 31 Hazleton s two first places were taken by Mcblertney and Curran DAV E SMUDIN 10 Left to rzght Brown Cralg Curran Lawrence A' Lv , . . , . . . I . . L . .. , L. K - 1 , . , , . , . . v, -,B . . V . Y . . . . ,, , ' G , ' , . I A . , qi., ij . .. .-eq'- l ll . i- 'A .fe 19 ' -. ,I 40 , . in . , l 1 x B I uv' I A-' ' gg v , , I ,J ,fu v Q I. sy I Aj, h Q.. 'si' A. -a'.a.3.':3 I -3 , l 1 1 . 1 n - LEONARD BUCHMAN GEORGE SCHMEER HHS 47 Reading 93 The swlmmers finally got back on the vlctorv trall after three consecutlye defeats by beatmg Readlng 47 to 39 In a close contest the SIX Hazleton firsts were taken by Crarg Buchman Burdash Curran Schmeer and Gavert H H S 52 Scranton Tech 34 yard butterfly the Nlountalneers gamed a ol to .34 HP' --fha. ED BROVS N 13 .X SN' t 't fy 'if s RICHARD SCHATZ trlumph oxer the smmmers of Scranton Tech Hxgh School Other firsts were won by Brown Curran Russel and Gavert H H S 0 Wyoming Seminary 36 In a meet that went all the wav down to the last event the Mounts lost the free style relay by a foot and thus lost the entlre match by a score of 00 to 36 Hazleton had a chance to t1e the contest w1th a uctory ln the places BOB LAWRENCE ,. Q fp S- .f 1 My lk I ' . S If ' X 1- s Q 'rn S - rryc 5- at ' Y 7 7 I . . . .-5 ' ' - With John Craig settingha new record for,the 100- relay. Craig. Curran, Gavert, and Schatz took first H :f:5L,,' y, ,gm-on fin ' T4 5 ff E7 , ghygf xfx X! Pix QQ, 2 EQ? l if '5 f XIM X, -gxhb 3 4+ Nm fm if gd , f ' 5 K N f, rxg , X ,X t N-:J 4 Q, -f Qin- X W f X N XX if X , if Y ' K , ak., , Ymxxxx alkvvi X xt X X Y Z X if K R Q XX .V x X, 'A I 7 9 1-f B Aff-f fm V! ' ff JY Hg ! 1 N M 1 ' j Y If I W' I J X! ! X f ? 1 -fx. xix-gg! ' - ,f is 'E? ' 'L 'ajlsgxii 52 K f . :kj x .f,. '-L 1957 'Hedwig Squad gjoibgfgfggalx ., aiafi' 'JC3 wo XQYA' X, X XX- ,J Hu Ll -+L M 4 NWN wi , eg, A - 'Safe-3 A Left to right: First Row-Senape, Wagner, Portland, Esposito, Fuehrer, Zeleznock, Geltzer, Sorosky, Yaccino, Pecile, Gatski. Second Row-Alimecco, Rayno, Gabriel, Bartol, Kapes, Zanolini, Meiss, Avillion, Tarone. Third Hou' - Hill, Danishefski, Corradini, Leshko, Opsatnick, Progansky, Bragalone, Trynosky, Piehota, Farnell, Lennartz, Racho, Stewart. Sitling in front- -Fedullo. MOUNTAINEERS McGEEHAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS The Hazleton High Baseball swept the Hughie McGeehan Baseball League Champi- onship with a clean sweep of all the league contests. Aside from exhibition losses to Nes- copeck, Coughlin, and Kingston, the Mount batsmen went through the regular season without a defeat. ED BROMINSKI COACH ,,. ff... -427 - 14' 156 In post-season playoff games. Hazleton defeated Ringtown at Weatherly by a score of 1 0 before losing to powerful Saint Clair in the semi-final by 83. Saint Clair went on to defeat Allentown for the District Eleven title. Congratualtions to coach Eddie Brominski and his players on Winning the league cham- pionship. SCORES H.H.S.. . . 2 Nescopeck H.H.S. .,. , 2 WB. Coughlin H.H.S. ,. ., .14 M.M.l.. H.H.S. . 6 Lansford, . , H.H.S., . , 10 West Hazleton H.H.S. ,. A WB. Coughlin H.H.S.. 16 M.M.l. . H.H.S. . . . 19 Lansford . H.H.S., ,. .. 8 Kingston ,., H.H.S. .....,, . . Ii West Hazleton PIAA REGIONAL PLAYOFFS H.H.S..,, . H.H.S. . 1 Ringtown .. 3 St. Clair . wi , yfffggp f efpm -,fx JACKIE ESPOSITO RINALDO PECILE BILL ZELEZNOCK 108 7 Va-x X ,ij X M W X g 0, if 'b Qigeif 1 Q Q0 N5 X 'o '? , f-C4 5 Lfx 3X Yvf 1 ' ' X I X t f N . Y N X Q x 1 v' 4 XX . jj! X . fxgxx , ' wx- ..Q,5f,- '- .Q ' R, A XE , g .0 X, .- .A N, 1 , fl x X . 5 4 .xxx ' 1 f' I X iff'-5 K 7 ' f' V .LTQW yl f gl rx ,V . X4 f xii -'NVQ R A N X 1113, ff? + N 'I I x ' A ' 61' Lf df- a '43 N A f, .N X N ' f- 1' ,. 74- 'V ' :Apex 5 5 X 5 W y . . g ,egg X ' N my f ' , Z 24 Y X ,I .J V - . x 1 ' ' nil I , A ,D-R H 4 . M2212 f P AM .W , ..:::. --' I' X f N ' I - W' x' 1' - Q D' t ul N f f I 1957 Waadifq Squad . 'TOT kigf. l fl J' 15 liege 3 -VOKA LV , 5 ' Hwy, mmm, f il:-.s,-..QLi'WfiZ'ilimf Ill!!! ' iF 'f Y 1...1jwx1 !e. ..LfHz!,Qy dr -vga' Left to right: First Row-Olexa, Gavert, Lovrinic, Urgalevitch, Spencer, Smith. Second Rau--Yaccino, Hacker, Gallagher, Leipfert. Third Row-Tricolli, Brown, Gramley, Antolick, Schaller. Fourth Rou'-Contini, Forte. The Hazleton High track team is anx- iously awaiting the shot from the starter's gun which will inaugurate the 1958 track season. As the Janus goes to press, the candidates are beginning their spring practice sessions. A track meet is comprised of many events. Along with the foot races of 50 and 100 yards, 220, 440, and 880 meters, and the half mile and FR AN K X ALFIN TE Coach A gi'.1-fe , , N X, I x f - ' V ,, . , ig' l . :X 4 mile races, these are various field events. Some of these are: broad jumps, high jumps, discuss and javelin throwing and shot put. As the years go by, the interest in track and field is steadily mounting. Hats off to the track team and its coaches, and the best of luck for a highly successful season. 1957 SCORES H.H.S. ,... 4 , . 48 Mount Carmel. , . 80 H.H.S. , . , , .29 Tamaqua , . . . 80 H H.S.. ,. ,... ...56 Tamaqua . . , 71 TRIANGULAR MEET Schuylkill Haven, Hazleton, Ashland. .'. I i JIM GAVERT JEFF SMITH Jerry Olexa John Yacclno Frank Forte DAN LOVRINIC JIM SCHALLER GARY ANTOLICK 161 M 4. ,X vqzyf,-,f , , Q. I Vlkf . 9 9 ' l fjqf E 6140 L A n, f Lf U' UU Alf J ' L 1 , ' , ytlnf 1 fvll' Q' .V -ff fb U A , ' M L, X101- 7 h LJKLLL V rf! 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I I I I 26 East BFYZUI St. NT CONGRATULATIONS HAZLETON SHEET MET AL and ROOFING COMPANY I 7ttfrn lfnnt CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 .IIMMYS QUICK LUNCH 1 ilnist Brnul Str et H wleton I t nn JRIUNI 2 WAY RADIO CABS HAZLE CAB CO +1 'XX Crum Str et XIIUII cow 1 INII NTQ LOCKWOOD S CAFE SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE BON TON TEEN s CENTER cow 1 IMI N IS OF A FRIEND XII IXII 'NIB WAGNER BROS HARDWARE CO Everythxng nn Sportnng Goods ri I CONIIIINIINTS OF C 8. P ECONOMY STORE llb F Cheitnut Street Hazleton Ienna INN I GI.AI. ' 4-Ohh i - I 1 I 1 Lf' '. 1 -1 0 L Hztxl- , I'z1, I:1,IA , 'I -. 4 L ,I LVL I f'.'..1I,'.OF ' s .,. - , , Trvskow, I'a. -t rt . Q 2. , '- 21. AT 1 . . ,. . 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