Jim Thorpe Area High School - Olympian Yearbook (Jim Thorpe, PA)
- Class of 1957
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' ' Sem .i,E'X.L. 5.1 'L g f 4f1-fu-S 1 I W , ,..K 14 :glass , y rw , V i I -1 K' 2 X, 9 K gn,--ig ,Vx r, . f l K A. s I h.,e'gm4!jf!E2S'QQ1f f Q figs! K,-1 M-. 1:f - 2' '- A I Tiff ahqif- Q g 1 mf , K 4 10 Ld ,IJ 21761 Zfcgbwj Um Schenk .w 41 N 2 ,v 1 I-EN x -. r J Y 1 AV? 'N 4 5, . 1 lg? l E Um 1 . PM fi We, the Class of 1957, hope that the pleas- ure We have had in creating our yearbook, may be felt by you as you read its pages. As you recall with us the events, both serious and humorous, of our school life, may our yearbook serve to help you keep alive the spirit and affection we feel for our school. Dedication ......... Year Book Staff ......... . ....4-5 6 Administration ..... ,,.,,, 7 Seniors ................ ,..,,. 1 1 Underclassmen ...., .,,.., 3 LL Activities ..,..,... ,,,,,. 4, 5 Sports ........,.,....,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,..,,, 5 4 Senior High Play .................,... ,, ,,,,,,,,, 66 Facts on the Class of '57 ...... ,,,,,,, 6 7-73 Class Will .......................,. ,,,,,, 7 3 Champions of 1957 ........ . Advertisements ...,.,.,,,, , .....75 .....79 Es. ' ' Scfwal ,S , Row One CL. to RJ Mr. Diilgs, Miss Beicker, Mrs. Shoop, Mrs. Marzen, Miss Stermer fSchool Nursel, Mrs. Trainer, Mrs. Mills, Miss Stickler, Miss Reese, Mr. Buglio. Row Two KL. to RJ Mr. Troy, Mr. Carr, Mr. Heycock, Mr. Kline, Mr. Andreas. 3 MRS. THEOPHILUS We, the Class of ,57, wish to dedicate this, our yearbook, to our co-advisors Mrs. Theophilus and Mr. Keiser. To Mrs. Theophilus we express our heartfelt thanks for her thoughtfulness and consideration to us as a co-advisor. MR. KEISER We sincerely appreciate all the help and cooperation that we received from them in helping to make our year- book possible. We wish to thank Mr. Keiser for all his long hours he put in with us and the advice he has given us through our Senior year. 5 Sam-av ' ' Kathleen Tessitore Mary Lou Stevens Row One CL. to RJ Carol Kostishion, Janet Burnhauser, Rose Marie Moll, Mrs. Theophilus, Mr. Keiser, Sarah Biank, Beverly Watto, Nancy Lines. Row Two CL. to RJ Thomas Acker- man, David Anewalt, Robert Hayman, Carolyn Windbeck, Mary Stevens, George McArdle, Kath- leen Tessitore, Sharon Wernett, Nancy Hurley, Sandra Mantz, Francis Stehle, Ilona Hichok Richard Synder, Albert Gehres. 6 SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL MR. MITMAN MISS HODOR MISS FERNEKEES MRS. BARNO PRINCIPAL MR. MORRIS 3 E 2 2 Q f 561115611 QL- i0 R-P Mr. Fred DeBellis, Mrs. Theresa Gibbons, Mr. Gerald Jackson, Mrs. Evelyn Sellers, Mr, Albert Roat, Standing, LCL. to RJ Mrs. Stuart Pruetzman, Mr. Sterling McFarland, Mr. Edgar Smith, Mr. Joseph Engler, Mr. Ralph Hayman, Mr. Theadore Hinger, Mr. Charles Herman, Mr. Michael Hodor. NURSE SUBSTITUTE TEACHER Miss Stermer Mrs. Dubs 8 Szniwc MRS. HOPPES e MR. KEISER t Z Shorthand Mathematics Typing MR. MAEHRER Science ' fiaculty, Health MRS. MALKIN physical Ed, MRS. MANGAN Librarian F rerwh English 9 Szniwa MRS. MCCULLION MR. MEYERS H igzgry Physics MISS NEAST Chemistry English MRS. SCHULENBURG ' Bookkeeping Business Law History I 0 fiacultg, MRS. THEOPHILUS English Latin ff! if I ,i,,,, v r 11 95 SEN IDR V , 1375! I. 1 s X aw?-A 'Y .,. N. 11 X I 4 x A ,. .J LOUISE BEGEL Commercial Louise Polite, Neat, Seamstress, Dairy Mart Worker Shop Exhibit 105 Sophomore Hop Committee 105 Gym Exhibition 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 11, 125 Christ- mas Pageant 115 Chorus 11, 125 Junior Prom Committee 115 Typing Assistant 115 Hall Patrol 11, 125 Fashion Show 11, 125 School Banker 125 Office Worker 125 Editorial Yearbook Staff 125 Senior Ball Committee 125 Senior Play fmake-upl 12. SARAH BIANK Commercial g'Sar Letter-writer, Station wagon driver, Pleasant, Bingo worker Gym Team Dance 105 Volunteer Worker 105 Christ- mas Pageant 115 Chorus 11, 125 Junior Prom Committee 115 Hall Patrol 11, 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Ticket Seller 125 Gym Exhibition 125 Senior Play fmake-upJ 125 Senior Ball Committee 12. 'Ir-ftgf JANET BURNHAUSER Vg. a Y -4 , ' fx Commercial Ian if-i fQ,2.4' V , Gay, Piano player, Singer, Friendly , , pt . 1 r 4-,r ' Q vi - Gym Team 1.05 Christmas Assembly 10, 115 High School I tk! ,. Play 103-Chorus 10, 11, 125 Sophomore Hop Committee .5 ' f, :A wish. 109 Junior Prom Committee 115 Senior Ball Committee ' 1 1 if 125 Hall Patrol' 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 11, 125 ' Q Fashion Show 11, 125 District Chorus 115 Yearbook Staff .. - ' 125 Class Secretary 10, 11, 12. 12 ANN GROVER + Commercial Anne Ki L Milk maid, Dark hair, Pony tail, Dancer 1 Student Council 10g Librarian 10, 113 Sophomore Hop Committee 10g Junior Prom Committee 11g Senior Ball i Committee 123 Gym Dance 11g Intramural Basketball 11, 12, Fashion Show 115 Yearbook Staff 12g Hall Patrol Alternate 11, 12g Chorus 125 Senior Play Prompter 123 1 4 If - I X V 1 A 3 I Milk Seller 12g Canteen 12. e ' 1ff1f 1LoNA HICHOK ff, 1 Commercial 1l0na7' ,, - ' .f Hairdresser, Basketball player, Talkative, Book- .L Q keeping Lover V ' ' elf .gig Gym Team 10, 11, 12g lntrarnural Basketball 11, 125 in Spelling Bee Contestant 11g Yearbook Staff 125 Canteen 12. 'W NANCY HURLEY . 1-if Q 5 an General Nan A Q- 3 Model, Neat, Accent Argumentative I b it ,511 Gym Team 10, 11, 12g Sophomore Hop Committee 105 -rgglhx A 1 Junior Prom Committee 11g Senior Ball Committee 123 '.':.:'lA Intramural Basketball 11, 12g Office Helper 115 Fashion i D X Show 125 Yearbook Staff 12g Hall Patrol 12. R, I3 :ffl I 11' Q E 405 5 ix-V, L! C' LUCY KIBLER Commercial Lucy Bas rider, Square dancer, T rack driver, Lehighlon fan Chorus 10, 12g Gym Exhibition 113 Intramural Basket- ball 11, 12g Memorial Day Speaker 11g Christmas Pageant 113 Junior Prom Decorating and Clean-up Committee 115 Hall Patrol 11, 12g Fashion Show 11, 12g Yearbook Staff 123 Ring Committee 12g Senior Ball Committee 12. CAROL KOSTISHION General g'Kossy', Peppy, Teaser, Cute, Nifty Fashion Show 10, 11, 12g Sophomore Hop Committee 105 .lunior Prom Committee 11g Senior Ball Committee 129 Usher for Senior Play 105 Volunteer Worker for P.T.A. 10g Chorus 10, 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 11, 12g Christmas Pageant 11g Librarian llg Gym Club 125 Yearbook Artist 12. NANCY LINES Academic '4Nan Record fan, Likes Chevies, Wavy bangs, Excitable Gym Team 10, 11, 12g Fashion Show 10. 119 Volunteer Worker 103 Junior Prom Committee 113 Librarian 123 Yearbook Staff 12g Intramural Basketball 123 Canteen 123 Senior Ball Committee 12. SANDRA MANTZ Commercial uSandy Wavy hair, North Street fan, Coke drinker, runs M arvies Store. Chorus 10, 115 Sophomore Hop Committee 105 Junior Program5 Canteen 125 Library Club President 125 Senior Ball Committee 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Fashion Show Reader 125 Gym Club 12. ,, , ff X s. ' 1 C Q I Prom Committee 115 Alternate Hall Patrol 115 Football . .- ,AW 1 ' .- V HENRIETTA MCGINLEY General 'CI-Iennyv itterbugger, blondie, cheerful, gum chewer. hristmas Pageant 115 Chorus 11. ROSEMARIE MOLL Commercial Rosie,' ass whiz, feature editor, ambitious, five and ten rker. elling Bee Winner 105 Intramural Basketball 11, 125 phomore Hop Committee 105 Junior Prom Committee 5 Senior Ball Committee 125 Officer Helper 115 School nker 125 Yearbook Feature Editor 125 Slip Collector 125 Canteen 12. Q1 IX I INQ' gl C f 7 451, 92755 J, .qw '. x o 15 l .3 5' MARY ANN MURRAY Commercial 'LlVlary Ann Tall, Natural blonde, Day dreamer, Fun, Christmas Assembly 10, ll? Chorus 10, 11, 12? Class Treasurer 103 Gym Team 11, .123 Intramural Basketball 11, 123 Junior Prom Committee 113 Senior Ball Com- mittee 123 Hall Patrol 11, 123 Yearbook Staff 12g Office Helper 123 Usher 12? Sophomore Hop Committee 103 Canteen 12. SANDRA PARRY Commercial HSancly77 Light hearted, Gay, Short hair, Wears glasses Chorus 10, 11, 12, Sophomore Hop Committee 103 Junior Prom Committee 113 Senior Ball Committee 123 Gym Team 11,. Fashion Show 11, Hall Patrol Alternate 122 Volunteer Helper 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Intramural Basketball 123 Office Helper 12g Canteen 12, Usher 12. MARY LOU STEVENS Commercial Stevie,' Music lover, Pleasant, Cheerleader, Sociable Band 10, 11, 123 Chorus 10, 11, 123 Gym Dance 112 Cheerleader 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 11, 123 Christ- mas Pageant 113 Student Council 11, 123 Student Council Secretary 123 Tag Day llg Yearbook Co-Editor 123 Senior Play fMake upl 123 Gym Exhibition 123 Junior Prom Committee 11, Senior Ball Committee 123 Hall Patrol 11, 123 Typing Assistant 11. x KATHLEEN TESSITORE Commercial Kathy', Sweet, Ambitious, Yearbook editor, Active Gym Team 10, 11, 123 Christmas Assembly 103 Chorus 10, 12g Sophomore Hop Committee 103 Junior Prom Committee 113 Intramural Basketball 11, 123 Student Council 11, 123 Usher 123' Hall Patrol 11, 123 Typing Assistant 113 Librarian 123 Senior Ball Committee 123 Canteen 123 Yearbook Editor 12. VIRGIE TRAINER General L'Virgie'7 Tiny, Marvie Fan, Mischievous, Friendly Gym Team 10, 11, 12g Junior Prom Committee 113 In- tramural Basketball 123 Canteen 123 Yearbook Staff 12. BEVERLY WATTO Commercial '6Bev,' Bright, Willing, Treasurer, Class eater Gym Team 10, 11, 123 Chorus 10, 11, 12: Intramural Basketball 11, 123 Spelling Bee Winner 113 Class Treas- urer 11, 123 Slip Collecmi 11, 123 Hall Patrol 113 Fashion Show 113 .lunior Prom Committee 113 Senior Ball Com- mittee 123 Sophomore Hop Committee 103 Auditor 12g Librarian 12g Volunteer Worker 123 Senior High School Play 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Canteen 12. JN Ov 74 5 -'i -W 5 X . 91 I' ,L :rj l 12. SHARON WERNETT Commercial Sharon Quiet, Likeable, Worker, Merry Christmas Pageant 10, 11g Fashion Show 10, 11, 12g Chorus 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 115 Office Helper 11, 12g Hall Patrol 11, 12g Yearbook Staff 12g Senior Ball Committee 125 Usher,in Capitol 12, Canteen . ' V 4' iii' V 1 V A 4 1 wg, f , r 'r ii Ab gh P' y . 97 - lfkfilfflf ' an ANZ I 1 18 CAROLYN WHNDBECK Commercial 4'Windy Witty, Carefree, Cute, C0-operative Senior High Play 10, Librarian 10, 11, Sophomore Hop Committee 10, Junior Prom Committee 115 Senior Ball Committee 12, Hall Patrol Alternate 11, 12g Yearbook Staff 12g Gym Exhibition 12. THOMAS ACKERMAN Academic Tommy Red Hair, F reckles, Quiet, Pleasing Personality Gym Team 10g Student Council Member 10, 11, 12, President 12g Volunteer Worker 10, 119 Senior Ball Com- mittee 12g Junior Prom Committee 113 Hall Patrol 11, Captain 123 Football 11, 125 Senior High Play 12, Basketball 10, 11, 123 Baseball 11, 123 Yearbook Staff 12. DALE ALLEN General Dale Curly hair, Cute smile, Blusher, Woodsman Gym Team 10, 11, 123 Production Staff 103 Sophomore Hop Dance Committee 10? Junior Prom Refreshment Committee 11g Volunteer Worker YO, 113'Gym Dance 112 Christmas Pageant 113 Stage Props, Fashion Show, Chorus 11, 122 Typing Club 113 Class Vice-President 11, 123 Football Co-Captain 123 Baseball 123 Basketballfl0, 11, 123 Student Council 12. DAVID ANEWALT Academic Dave Sports Lover, Actioe, folly, Mischieoous Gym Team 10? Sophomore Hop Committee 10g Junior Prom Committee 11g Volunteer Worker 10, 113 Christmas Pageant 113 Chorus 113 Science Club 113 Hall Patrol 11, 123 Basketball 11, 123 Circulation Manager Yearbook 123 Student Council 123 Spelling Bee Contest 11. JOHN BRANDER Academic HJ ohm Keen, Progressive, Good sport, Play fan Student Council 103 Volunteer Worker 10, 11, 123 Spell- ing Bee 103 Science Club 11, Junior Prom Committee 113 Hall Patrol 11, 122 Senior High Play 12g Senior Ball Committee 123 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12. Q ills g ,-1 fi A I O 4 , GU , ff! 19 I I i . x. Xa. xl-.N 1 1 Q0 0 I6 09 .Q lx Z 'i'gi:'9yo ' 5, 0 9' f 009 O 0 GLENN CONFER General Glenn,' Forehead curl, Neat, Sports lover, Library addict Gym Team 1.09 Shop Exibition 11g Spelling Bee Con- testant'11g Fashion Show 113 Volunteer Worker 113 Hall Patrol Alternate 11g Football 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 12. ALBERT GEHRES Commercial Alu Wanderer, Determined, Likes girls, Class sleeper Gym Team 10, 11, 123 Shop Exhibition 103 Class Presi- dent 10g Student Council 10g Sophomore Hop Committee 10g Junior Prom Committee 113 Volunteer Worker 10, 11, 124 Intramural Basketball 11, 12g Christmas Pageant 11g Chorus 11, 125 Business Manager Yearbook 121 Senior Ball Committee 12. X 'fi JAMES GIMBOR l C' L' 1 Commercial Him X 4554, It - I Gum chewer, Clown, Cars, Dark-complected 'Q : L,,,,,, ' Volunteer Walker 10, 119 Intramural Basketball 11, 12g 'x Typing Club 113 Chorus 12. CLARK GREEN .5123 ,,,':gg.,,?',7 ff gb Commercial Clark Nice disposition, Quiet, Honest, Slow speaker Volunteer Worker 10, 11, 12g Typing Club'11g Hall 'C Patrol Alternate 11. elf I 5, il it iff CLARENCE EDGAR GROVER General Edgar Carefree, Helpful, Patient, Biology student Gym Team 10g Volunteer Worker 10, 11g Fashion Show Props 119 Stage Hand 11. ROBERT HAYMAN Likes Ohio, F ootball, Wranglers, Dark eyes Commercial MBOIJH 'Q fi 4 rw l I Gym Team 103 Volunteer Worker 10, 113 Intramural Basketball 11, 12, Chorus 11, 12g Typing Club 113 Junior Prom Committee 115 Office Helper llg Hall Patrol 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 12. X 21 .7 Q.. Q 7 ini WILLIAM HERBERT Academic Herbie Z Blond Wavy hair Brown eyes Fun -, ball 11 12, Science Club 11 Volunteer Worker 11. o' Q 'Q ' 64 no I u - 1 r Q 7 3 5 i ,ii ft Gym Exhibition 105 Spelling Bee 10g Intramural Basket- ' rn n 5' f ri XX I l is ' ' .ff - .4 73 ,. tp.- Q T .L X V qt M x r Qg'1!l'rfQ7 ?i-l52'f'7' , I 1 22 JAMES KROCULICK Academic Babe', Sports, Certain girl, Academic clown, Persuasive Band 10, 113 Sophomore Hop Committee Chairman 103 Junior Prom Committee 113 Volunteer Worker 1O,'11g Chorus 11g Baseball 10, 11, 12g Basketball 10, 11, 123 Football 11, 12g Senior Ball Committee 12. GEORGE MC ARDLE Academic c'Dukes Dark Wavy Hair, College bound, Beau Brummell Gym Team 10g Gym Team Announcer 11g Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Orator 10, 11, 12g Memorial Day Speaker 10, 11, 129 Senior High Play 10, 125 Science Club 10g Sophomore Hop Committee 10g Christmas Pag- eant 11g Stage Hand 11g Chorus 11g Class President 11, 12g Student Council 115 Locker Room Checker 11, 123 Volunteer Worker 113 Hall Patrol 11, 12g Canteen 12. DUANE MOYER X ' f Academic Moyer,' b ff . in Tall, Deep voice, Masculine, Red Station Wagon .,- tfgf' X Driver Ng Xa B- ' - 5 1 1 Nfl, T.,-i ,f'T!'G Volunteer Worker 103 Gym 11, 12g Christmas Pageant At A 'N' ' A 11, 12g Band 11, 12g Chorus 11, Hall Patrol 11, 123 In- - - tramural Basketball 12g Senior Ball Committee 12. C K. ROBERT QUEEN U General s4Queeneyas - Good sport, Happy-go-lucky, Reliable, Ambitious A X A Shop Exhibit 10, 11g Volunteer Worker 10. 115 Fashion V' Show Stage Hand 11g Junior Prom Committee 113 In- tramurals 12. GEORGE RONTZ Academic 4'Little Coogien North street visitor, Ford, Combeal hair, Classes if-v X j Sophomore Hop Committee 105 Volunteer Worker 10, 115 5 .315 X Stage Hand 113 Junior Prom Committee 11g Football 12g 3 1 W Senior High Play 125 Baseball, Basketball, Hall Patrol 123 g Intramurals 12. 2 3 ALVIN SELLERS V I Academic Sellers ff' Tall, Dark, Dairy Mart visitor, Argumentative f ? 9 l G ' 0 Spelling Bee Contestant,10, 11g Class Officer 10g Sopho- more Hop Committee 10g Junior Prom Committee 11g Volunteer Worker 10, 114 Christmas Pageant 113 Chorus 11g Hall Patrol 11. WALTER SMITH General '4Smitty Pipe, Suede facket, Talkative, Firm Volunteer Worker 10, 11g Basketball 11g Fashion Show Stage Hand 11g Intramural Basketball 12. RICHARD SNYDER Academic Dick Chevy, A and P Worker, Teaser, Library Assistant Librarian 10, 11, 123 Usher at Senior Play 103 Volunteer Worker 10, 113 Christmas,Pageant 119 Chorus 11, 12g Hall Patrol 11, 12g Canteen 125 Senior Ball Committee 123 Yearbook Staff 12. FRANCIS STEHLE General uEffie,' 1 . . . 5 I ' jffggfg Sports lover, practical, truck drwer, has fumor fan 6' N-v . W rider. If 'I f Gym Team 10, 11, 12g Volunteer Worker 10, 113 Christmas N 'Q 1 'A Pageant 113 Stage Hand 113 Shop Exhibition 113 Chorus i , - w , X- S , rt. . 11, 123 Typing Club 11g Junior Prom Committee 113 '--'-- -- Football Captain 123 Senior High Play 123 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Baseball 11, 123 Yearbook Staff 12. . l DAVID ZANDERS X f- f General 'gDaVe,' X b Glasses, riot, lively, imitator. W X6 Shop Exhibit 10, 11g Volunteer Worker 10, 113 Gym 4 0 Exhibit Helper 103 Fashion Show Stage Hand 11, Science I Club 11. 5 - CLASS FLOWER: RED ROSE CLASS SONG: YOUILL NEVER WALK ALONE CLASS IVIOTTO: EDUCATION IS THE APPRENTICESHIP OF LIFE 25 Sznicvn , ' , CR. to LJ Beverly Watto, treasurerg Janet Burnhauser, secretaryg Dale Allen, vice-presidentg George McArdle, president. lL. to RJ Dave Anewalt, Louise Begal, Thomas Ackerman, Beverly Watto, Rose Marie Moll, Lucy Kibler. THE JIM THCIRPE AREA SCHDDL DISTRICT JIM THDRPE, PA. 1- Q MITMAN L. B. MDRRIE gupgnviama pnmggpm, uR.- an. HIGH scuam. PnlNmFAl. June ll, 1957 Dear Members of the Class of '57: This a happy occasion for you and certainly a joyous one for your loved ones. You have completed a course of study that entitles you to a high school diploma, indicative of preparation for important roles in the life of our great nation. The faculty and I congratulate you on your graduation from high school. If you have developed a restless curiosity to know and understand the reasons for man's failures and successes, if the eternal truths of life have been learned so as to enrich your thinking and fortify your convictions, and if the causes of war and its resultant bloodshed and chaos have aroused in you a dedication to help secure a just and lasting peace, with all its blessings for mankindg then, you have prepared well for the future. I Whatever position in life you aspire to you will discover that it has demanding duties and pressing obligations. Punctuality in your assignments, efficiency in your work and morality in your relationships are prime requisites to be adhered to in striving to succeed. Never betray your conscienceg it is one of God's priceless gifts to you. You will be richly rewarded if the thoughts you speak and the deeds you do are said and done in the interests of your fellow men. We wish you a fond farewell and trust that our Lord will be with you all the days of your lives. Sincerely yours, 1' . LLL, CD7 0-71-1 mfj X. a Lawrence B. Morris Principal 27 Louise is fun-loving, a dependable lass, Co-operative, neat, she's really got class. Our letter-writer with long dark hair, Sarah is a girl with an energetic air. Soft-spoken, funny, her man she has found, Janet is the girl who is altar-bound. Active and jolly with dimples galore, Ann is a girl who is never a bore. llona7s our girl who is stately and slim, She likes different hairdos which are neat and trim. Here is Nancy, full of fun, Better company, there is just none. Lucy may be quiet, but thatis nosin, A very good student who is bound to win. Kossy has blue eyes, sheis friendly and kind, To be a hairdresser is in her mind. Nan's as cute as a girl can be, We hope that happiness is her destiny. Curly hair and dimples, drives a car, too, Of girls like Sandy there are far too few. ,Tum Rosie has a gentle air, She's awfully nice and always fair. Sheis blonde and gay with an active air, Mary Ann and her friend make a good pair. Sandy is a girl who is quiet and polite. Whatever her task, it is always done right Stevie our co-editor, has a big heart, You can be sure that sheill do her part. Our yearbook editor, Kathy's quite a girl, Shels living now in a social whirl. Virg is the girl with a friendly smile, We find that she's tardy once in a while. Bev is little and full of tricks, In any crowd sheis sure to mix. Call on our Sharon for a helpful deed, The acme of good nature, a true friend indeed Windy has a winning smile, She's quite a girl and we like her style. Tommie, our red-head, to college will go, There we hope he'll make a good show. Daleis good natured and has curly hair, In a football suit heis beyond compare. Dave is tall with a vigorous smile, And off to college in a little while. He's noted for his big blue eyes, ,lohnny7s the boy Who's pretty Wise. A likeable fellow who can give and take, Glen7s our boy who's wide awake. Al is the fellow who's out on a fling, Let's hope he gets that certain thing??? Jimmy in fun, acts like a clown, When youire with him, you never feel down. To be a farmer is Clarkis ambition, And he will Win with his disposition. Eggie is studious and likes good books, He has 'wavy hair and simple good looks. Another farmer-to-be in our class, Haymanis a fellow with real class. With wavy blond hair and a carefree smile Herby we'll remember for quite a while. 7 ,.Toem Babe is one of our football stars, And he's bound to go very far. President of our class, and fine orator, too Dukes is an Olympian thr-ougb and through With broad shoulders and big dark eyes, Duane leaves the girls with loving sighs. Up the ladder Queenie will climb, He's a fellow who's always .on time. Rontzie devotes his life to sports But he has a little time left to court. Alvinis smile and winning ways, Have one of our senior girls in a daze. Walteris a fellow who hates to shave, Can make all the girls become his slave. Richie brings everyone lots of cheer, We'll remember him for many a year. Effie is our eleventh grade chauffeur, Isnit that more than he could hope for? We hear that Davey is quite a guy, But with the girls he is really shy. Sen Sn i N. Hurley B. Watto B. Watto, S. Biank, N. Lines, K. Tessitore S. Parry A. Grover R. Snyder L. Kibler R. Hayman, E. Grover, W. Herbert, D. Zanders, R. Queen, C. Green V. Trainer G. McArd1e C. Kostishion M. Stevens N. Hurley C. Windbeck J. Kroculick A. Gehres, C. Kostishion B. Warm C. Windbeck B. Watto S. Wernett, B. Watto C. Kostishion S. Wernett N. Hurley I. Hichok K. Tessitore S. Wernett G. Confer V. Trainer W. Smith I. Hichok R. Moll I0-'L A, F. Stehle, A. Gehres, D. Moyer, D. Allen C. Windbeck, M. Stevens J. Burnhauser N. Hurley, l. Hichok, K. Tessitore, N. Lines M. Stevens R. Hayman A. Sellers, G. Rontz, S. Wernett, F. Stehle L. Begel Senior boys Senior girls and boys R. Hayman J. Kroculick D. Allen, T. Ackerman Senior boys F. Stehle R. Snyder Mrs. Theophilus D. Anewalt Senior boys I. Hichok S. Mantz B. Watto, S. Mantz, N. Lines, K. Tessitore, Mrs. Malkin Senior girls Mr. Maehrer Senior girls Senior girls and boys F. Stehle N. Lines, B. Watto .agfio In September 1954, pupils from the west and east side of town joined together under the new school system. We were sophomores then. Our class was divided into two sections. Half were assigned to Room 2 with Miss Feeko, and the other half to Room 3 with Mr. Geiger. A few days later we had a class meeting, electing Albert Gehres, president, Alvin Sellers, vice-president, Janet Burnhauser, secretary, and Mary Ann Murray, treasurer. In this same meeting we elected Student Council representatives. Thomas Ackerman and John Brander represented Room 2 and Albert Gehres and Dale Allen represented Room 3. In October, the Sophomore Hop was held which proved to be an outstanding success. The gym was gaily decorated in orange and black colors, with corn shocks and pumpkins artistically arranged. We danced to the music of the Ambassadors. In June, after school was over for the year, we had a doggie roast at Hickory Run State Park. It was a fine way to end our sophomore year. In September 1955, we came back again. We were juniors. We were assigned to Rooms 2 and 7. Our class advisors were Miss Feeko and Mr. Keiser. Later in the year Miss Feeko, having married, resigned. Her place was filled by Mrs. Theophilus. Our class officers that year were: George McArdle, president, Dale Allen, vice-president, Janet Burnhauser, secretary, and Beverly Watto, treasurer. In April we held our Junior Prom, '4Stardust Serenade. Our colors were pink, blue and white. The Knight Hawks played 6'Stardust7' as the King and Queen, George McArdle and Louise Begel, and the Prince and Princess, Dale Allen and Mary Lou Stevens, danced. It was a dance long to be remembered. In September 1956, forty-two happy seniors congregated on the front steps, eager to begin the last year. Half of the happy clan was assigned to Room 2 with Mrs. Theophilus, and the other half to Room 7 with Mrs. Mangan. Mrs. Theophilus and Mr. Keiser were our class advisors. Our class officers for that year were: George McArdle, president, Dale Allen, vice-president, Janet Burnhauser, secretary, and Beverly Watto, treasurer. Thomas Ackerman and Mary Lou Stevens represented Room 2 in the Student Council and David Anewalt and Kathleen Tessitore represented Room 7. The first football game on the new home field was played against Hellertown. Our class had several outstanding men on the team. Francis Stehle and Dale Allen were elected Co-captains. Other senior men were: Thomas Ackerman, Glenn Confer, Robert Hayman, James Kroculick, and George Rontz. They all did a fine job in their last year and we are very proud of them. Mary Lou Stevens was the varsity cheer leader representing the senior class. In October we held an important meeting in Room 7 to select our Yearbook Staff. The results were: Kathleen Tessitore, editor, Mary Lou Stevens, assistant editor, Albert Gehres, business manager, David Anewalt, circulation manager, Carol Kostisliion, art editor, Thomas Ackerman, sports editor, and Rosemarie Moll, feature editor. In November the school basketball team played its first league game against Summit Hill. Seniors on the team were: Thomas Ackerman, Dale Allen, David Anewalt, Glenn Confer, James Kroculick, Alvin Sellers, and Francis Stehle. The Jim Thorpe Olympians under their new coach, Mr. Kenneth Kline with a record of fourteen losses and nine wins, won the District 11 Class C Championship, and 32 0, .754 will meet the winner of District l and 3. Leading scorer was our own six-foot-three David Anewalt. The Jim Thorpe yearlings under Mr. John Heycock had a season record of fourteen losses and four wins. The yearlings are expected to give the varsity a big boost when the Olympians lose seven seniors. In December the Oratorical tryouts were held in Room 7. Carolyn Smith was chosen as the girls' representative and George McArdle as the boys'. We were all very proud when, a few weeks later both George and Carolyn won the County Contests. Our sincere congratulations to Mrs. Mangan who coached them on to victory. In March the members of the National Honor Society were announced. They were: Dave Anewalt, Louise Begel, Thomas Ackerman, Beverly Watto, Rose Marie Moll, Lucy Kibler. All six were very excited about their honors. In April the Senior Play, 'gThe Perfect Idiotf' was presented and well received. lt was directed by Miss Neast. Beverly Watto, Thomas Ackerman, John Brander, George McArdle, Francis Stehle, and George Rontz had important roles. In May the Senior Ball was held. The class colors of green and white dominated the decorating theme. We all realized that this was our last school dance, and we enjoyed ourselves to the utmost, determined to let nothing spoil our memories of this night. In May we also Went on our class trip which was enjoyed by all. We collected many souvenirs and memories which we shall always cherish. In June the Senior Class presented its Class Night program. lt was well received by our relatives and friends. We are very grateful to Mrs. Theophilus and Mr. Keiser for their time and advice in helping us to make this night a success. A few nights later, forty seniors reecived their diplomas. Now we are on our own. 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Row Four: Nancy Row One, Left to Right: Art Filer, Charles Phillips, Alex Horos, Kenneth Boston, Conrad Bincarosky. Row Two: James Smith, James Pompa, Charles Harris, Samuel Utsick, Mr. Myers. Row Three: George Stermer, Michael Mormack, Ellsworth Flyte, Ernest Becker, James Maehrer. Kibler, Pauline Allison, Suzanne Kreamer, Alice Swank, Virginia Wells, Florence Marsteller. Row Five: Carolyn Smith, Carol Zimmermen, Rosalie Wolfe, Rene Wilhelm, Jean Wilhelm. Row Six: Joann Barachie, Sandra 0,Neil, Jill Schatzel. Row Four: Charles Strohl, Glenmore Dotter, Donald McHugh, Morgan Hawk. Row Five: Edward Balliet, Wayne Diehm, Kenneth Harlan, Ronald Jones, Eugene Mullen. Row One Lett to Rzbht Patrlcla Zachanas Joann Tessltore blorla Mantz Ann Louise Pagel Patrlcla Borosh Dolores Bretzlk Mrs Schulenbur Row Two Dorothy Redllne Susan Potter May Ann Belhorn Sandra Houser Joann Brrtton Rose Bartholomew Row Three Row One Left to Rrbht Mr Maehrer Leo Maxer VICIOI Newton Ellis McKay Donald Guresh Lance Hoffman Elmer Hoppes Row Two Carl Green Ph1ll1p Rader Donald Smlth Robert Kressler Joseph Jones James B1ll1g Ronald Hayman Row Three Wllllam Bechtold Rose Mane Kattner Gertrude Clauslus Margaret Reabold Elizabeth Porosh Sharon Kennedy Sally W1lll8mS Row Four Marllyn Eckhart Rose lVlary Mlchlovsky Elalne Hydlo Patrtcla Talt ,lean Falrchlld Davld Eckhart D3V1d Hxttner Robert Cheese Calvln Ulschafer Row Four Robert Mrlan Robert Kocher Donald Melber Harold Zanders Francxs Becker Kenneth Ackerman Ronald Anthony , I- .0 Z . . . 7 - , - , 4 , 7 a v l D 7 3 ' , , . g. I 5 ' , - s ' Q 1 v .7 7 ' 7 ' , - 1 1 .U f - 5 . v h ' v 1 il y a b , ' , , , - 2 ' , , - 1 y I l 7 1 v . ' 9 ' s ll 1 1 1 - ', - 42 ' ' , O 1 Rosalie Wolf, Secretaryg Edward Balliet, Treasurerg James Pompa, Vice-Presiclentg James Maehrer President. O .- William Bechtold, Treasurerg ,lohanne Britton, Secretaryg Donald Smith, Vice-Presidentg Phillip Rader, President. 37 THE JIM THCIRPE AREA EEHCICIL DISTRICT .JIM THDRPE, PA. ' T. D. MITMAN SIJFERVIEINE PRINCIPAL February 3, 1957 To the Senior of 1957: The excercises which mark the end of public school life are called commencements. 'fommencementl' is an apt term. lt means Hbeginningn and the question naturally arises: The beginning of what? I know of seniors who have told me that Mwhat counted was that they were through with schooln. To those people I could not, in all conscience, wish a happy and prosperous future, for, whether we realize it or not, the learning process continues as long as we live. A Not so long ago strength was measured in terms of muscle, -today it has become a matter of knowledge,-knowhow. So my message to you, today's seniors, is to keep on learning, preferably in a school. A school is simply a place where one can learn and be guided by people who know. T. O. Mitman Supv. Principal 38 'S 'P 4l0Q W1 , QS , --4' qw? Wg' .7fLeofzmenQ , Row One Left to Rzght Mr Haycock Mrs Trainer Jean Edwards Jackie Herbert Rose Mary Mueller Barbara Berger Claudla Klbler Sue Hayman Carole Heller Shirley Knappen ber er Nancy Mlchloxsky Ruth Ann Mlller Doris Burnhouser Judy Vlfells Carol Walker .lacquelyn Windbeck Row Two Fae Albeck Ellen Lauth Karen Salle Carol Hawk Marlene Dotter Shirley Wernett Patr1c1a Zelzer Doris Mele Marian Martz Charelotte Doblog Nancy Bro an Ann Hummel Kathryn Reabold Kay Swartz Melva Kibler Row Three Fllen Cheese Theresa Benick Dorothy Dlehm Barbara Stehle Arthur Swank Wllllan Kemmer William Burnhouser Row Four Vlfilliam Mulll an John UtS1Ck Charles Romanlsko Joe Rauch Dou las Stermer Harley Hennin John Hevkman Harry Sn ll William Stroll Brent Rohlfme Ronald Jackson Kenneth Hoppes Room 9 1 Room 9 2 President Ronald Jackson President Gary Hillel' Vrcg Preguigng Dons Mele Vzce Preszdent Pat 7e1ser Secretary Kay Swartz Secretary Melba Kibler 40 , I . : 0 , 1 . , q . , 7 7 . . 7 Q 7 . 1 g W . Y 7 A . 7 . 7 , , W ' . : , 4 , . ' , , , . , , . . , . A , . 7 s g , ., , , ' . : 'J 5 . 7 . ,I I , 7 . . , V Delwyn Herbert, Cary Hiller, Harry Rimbey, Ralph Lennon, David Steidle, Donald Becker, . . . : . . .g , . 7 . 7 , g J , ' g, f , 6 , ' ' , J, , . Treasurer Nancy B1-Ogan Treasurer Harvey Henning Row One, Left to Right: Nancy Billman, Jane Ellen Cover, Rosemarie Stroll, Patricia Earies, Lathane Rehrig, Barbara Frye, Phyllis Malesnick, Barbara Strohl, Karen Wernett, Grace Lynn Swartz, Sheila Snyder, Dolores Hascin, Eva Beers, Joann Smith, Judy Swartz, Pamela Moore. Row Two: Mrs. Shoop, Edith Meeks, Florence Hettler, Shirley Bond, Barbara Neast, Phyllis Jordan, Carol Burnhauser, Donna Lou Jones, Carolyn Kemmer, Darlene Knappenburger, Marjorie Sarbhers, Naomi Hawk, Mrs. Becker. Row Three: Dawn Houser, William Henry, Harold McArdle, Eugene Confer, John Large, John Barish, Charles Zellner, Edward Snyder, Bruce Tredinnick, Wayne Sibbach, Earl Gable, Terry Watto, John Kapsky, Donald Zeiser. Row Four: Robert Balliet, Donald McArdle, Lynn Batarf, Hugh Dugan, Donald Harris, Thomas Heckman, Ronald Kurnic, William Hoffman, Ronald Confer, Robert Zovack, Amos Keiper, Robert Reihnert, Horace Kneas, Willard Andrews. ROOM 8-1 ROOM 8-2 President Earl Gable President Glenn Moyer Vice-President Lee Hoffman Vice-Pf6Si0fem5 Judy Swartz Secretary Grace Lynn Swartz Secretary Karen Wernett Treasurer Wayne Sibback Treasurer Lothain Rehrig 41 5 Row One, Left to Right: Mr. Troy, Jackie Solomn, Marcella Murray, Carol Miller, Judy Lennon. Sarah Liefield, Connie Neast, Lynn Sellers, Lee Brown, Martha Filer, Mary Zellner, Grace Kneas, Maryann Melicharek, Raylene Melber, Diane Kressler, Dianne Mantz, Georgine Strohl, Susan Carroll, Patricia Bretz. Row Two: Barbara Koons, Naomi Hawk, Carolyn Harker, Carol Foster, Nancy Herron, Leslie Cheese. Magan Herbert, Virginia Yanatte, Pauline Carrigan, Barbara Smith, Dona Williams, Sandra Heckman, Janet Rice, Joan Zacharies, Ann Barno, Ann Kline, Sandra Kline, Ralene Kisner. Donna Deets. Row Three: Sandra Yiach, Betty Low Snyder, Barbara Altermose, Michele Bench, Ruth Barachie, Raymond Gombert, William Hettler, James Dawns, Dale Burnhauser, Robert Grover, Donald Demmer, George Weiksuer, John Brogan, John Balliet, Mrs. Mills. Row Four: John Brojina, James Yanetta, Joseph Hassin, Joseph Paulic, Barry Dehnest, John Micholovsky, Charles Stermer, Norman Rincky, Frank Hydro, Earl Heydt, Wayne Reahold, Michael McGinley, James Simmons, Peter Weiksner, Karl Lochner, Louis Benner, Marvin Gorhbert, Robert Gombert. ' ROOM 7-1 ROOM 7-2 Pf8Sld6Tll Donald DeReemer President Earl Hayclt Vice PT6S1:Ci9Vlf John Clausius Vice-President Patricia Bretz Secretary Barbara Altermose Secretary Carolyn Harter Treasurer Peter W'eiksner Treasurer Arthur Guth 42 .WMS . Row One, Left to Right: Donna Deats, Megan Herbert, Patricia Eaves, Lothaine Rehrig, Judy Miller, Mrs. Malkin. Ellen Jane Cover, Phillis Jordan, Sandra Heiser, Carolyn Harter, Grace Lynn Swartz. Row Two: Lynn Sellers, Carol Miller, Sharlei Doblot, Barbara Berger, Dianne Mantz, Ceorgene Sthrolt, Nancy Brogan. Judy Well, 43 Patricia Brelz, Susan Carol, Phyllis Malesnik, Barbara Neast. Row Three: Connie Neast, Pamela Moore, Theresa Bennick, Doris Burnhauser, John Utsick, Ralph Lennon. Jacquelyne Windbeck, Charlene Freigher, Shirley Bond, Karen VVernett, Sandra Yaich. 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Row Two QL. to RJ Patricia Tait, Cynthia Nothstein, Virginia Wells, 'Carolyn Smith, Donna Camp, Jean Fairchild, Sharon Ken- nedy, Sarah Biank, Beverly Watto, Sandra O'Neill, JoAnn Barachie. Row Three CL. to RJ Nancy Kibler, Rose Mary Michlovsky, Margaret Reabold, Sandra Houser, Marilyn Eckhart, Dolores Bretzik, Patricia Zacharias, Gertrude Clausis, Rose Marie Kattner, Suzanne Potter, Mary Ann Murray. Row Four KL. to RJ Mary LouVStevens, Sharon Wernett, Rose Bartholomew, Mae Ann Bellhorn, Ann Louise Pagel, Florence Marsteller, Romayne Lochner, Elizabeth Borosh, Dorothy Redline, Elaine Hydro, Patsy Borosh. Row Five QL. to RJ Rene Wilhelm, Jean Wilhelm, Rosalie Wolfe, Jill Schatzel, Suzanne Kreamer, Louise Begel, Lucy Kibler, JoAnn Britton, Sandra Parry, Clara Knappen- berger. Row Six CL. to RJ Francis Stehle, James Maehrer, James Gimbor, Alvin Sellers, Richard Snyder, Samuel Utsick, Philip Rader, Robert Cheese, William Bechtold, Ronald Hayman. Row Seven QL. to RJ Robert Hayman, Albert Gehres, Kenneth Harlan, Duane Moyer, Dale Allen, Art Filer, Charles Phillips, James Pompa, Donald McHugh, Morgan Hawk. , fbw MRS. MARZEN t 9' Row One, Left to Right: Mary Stevens, Susan Hodor, Joann Tessitore, Mrs. McCullion, Rose Marie Bartholomew, Rene Wilhelm, Kathleen Tessitore. Row Two: Morgan Hawk, Ernest Becker, David Anewalt, Thomas Ackerman, Dale Allen, David Eckhart, Charles Harris, Ellis McKay. Student Row One, Left Sirle, Left to Right: Clara Knappen- burger, Susan Hodor, Irene Allen, Nancy Kihler, Ann Grover, Sharon Wernett, Janet Burnhauser, Carolyn Smith, Carolyn Windbeck, Carol Zimmerman, Wayne Diehm, John Brander, Glenmore Dotter, James Maehrer. Row Two, Right Side: Rosalie Wolfe, Virginia Wells, Louise Begel, Lucy Kibler. Mary' Ann Murray, Sandra Parry, Susan Kreamer, Jill Schatzel, Jean Wilhelm, Alice Swank, JoAnn Barachie, Rene Wilhelm, Glen Confer, Charles Harris, Richard,Snyder, Robert Hayman, Alvin Sellers, 'David Anewalt. Center Row: Mary Lou Stevens, Kay Tessitore, Sarah Biank, Nancy Hurely, Duane Moyer, George McArdle, Thomas Ackerman, George Rontz Row One CL. to RJ Ann Louise Pagel, Margaret Reahold, Suzanne Potter, Richard Snyder, Sandra Mantz, Mrs. Mal- kin, Kathleen Tessitore, Beverly Watto, Nancy Lines, Elizabeth Borosh, Johanne Britton. Row Two CL, to RJ Ceil McHale, Florence Marstellar, Romayne Lochner, Sam- uel Utsi-ck, Theresa Sully, JoAnn Barachie, Cynthia Noth- stein, Mae Ann Bellhorn, Patricia Borosh, Rose Michlov- sky, Dorothy Redline, Elaine Hydro, Rose Bartholomew. Cjgmefuli Row One CL. to RJ Francis Stehle, Dale Allen, Carol Kostishion, Janet Burnhouser, Nancy Lines, Kathleen Tessi- tore, Albert Gehres, Duane Moyer. Row Two CL. to RJ Theresa Sully, Carolyn Smith, Joan Rimbey, Susan Hodor, Nancy Kihler, Gloria Mantz, Joann Tessitore, Johanne Britton, Florence Marstellar, Virginia Wells, Rosalie Wolfe, Pauline Allison. Row Three CL. to RJ Jowin Leifeld, Cecil McHale, Susanne Potter, Rene Wilhelm, Joann Barachie, Georgine Schneeburger, Cynthia Nothstein, Carol Zimmer- man, Romayne Lockner, Nancy Heydt, Jean Wilhelm, Susan Krearner, Jill Schatzel, Dorothy Redline. Row Four CL. to RJ Mr. Maehrer, Ellis McKay, Conrad Bincarosky, Samuel Utsick, William Bechtold, Joseph Jones, Arthur Filer, Lance Hoffman. Row Five: ICL. to RJ James Maehl-er, Glen Dotter, Charles Phillips, Morgan Hawk, Wayne Diehm, Edward Balliet. Jblfzict Hlandand 2126 iueo, CL. to RJ Johanne Britton, Ann Louise Pagel, Mr. Buglio, Virginia Wells .93and in Row One, Joanne Tessitore, Row Two: CL, to fL. to RJ Patricia Borosh, Mae Ann Bellhorn. Buglio, Joan Rimhey. Members of the band. RJ Nancy Brogan, Carol Walker. Row Three Row Four CL. to RJ Elaine Hydro, Mr. Spelling Huw, QL. to RJ Beverly Watto, Miss Neast, Leo Myers, Nancy Hontz. u u 1126 f CL. to RJ Jowin Leifeld, George McArd1e, Carolyn Smith, Mrs. Mangan. E ,. .. .3 55 ga 2. 5 1 1 .fnathzll Squad Row One, Left to Right: Coach, Mr. Carr, Charles Phillips, Eugene Mullun, George Rontz, James Kroculick, Thomas Ackerman, Dale Allen, Glenn Confer, Robert Hayman, Francis Stehle. Row Two: Coaches, Mr. Haycock Mr. Maehrer, Conrad Bencarasky, James Smith, Wayne Diehm, Art Filer, Samuel Utisick, Earnest Becker, Edward Balliet, James Maehrer, Donald McHugh. Row Three: Harley Henning, Harry Smell, Thomas Romoniska, Delwyn Herbert, Gary Hiller, Ellis McKay David Eckhart, Donald Becker, Ronald Hayman, John Heckmen. I Standing, Left to Right: Morgan Haak, Harry Rimby, Philip Rader, Ralph Lennon. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September 22 Hellertown October 6 Coplay October 13 Nescopeck October 27 Summit Hill November 3 Palmerton November 10 Parkland November 17 Lehighton 54 Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Q , . . .11Yfft'2.j,- Y F 4 fl ,HIP 2 -s1H1.:f'f .4 ,3'f,af' . siggtxl' - -1 f 'wakiwiiff , , J, ,fp- 55 2 i ZF.. Mr. Carr Team is in.the huddle, coaches lift up their heads. Mr. Heycock Mr. Maehrer Mary Lu Stevens, Virginia Wells, .lean Wilhelm, Jowin Leifeld, Susan Hoder. They opened up their mouths and this is what they said: We're from .lim Thorpe couldn't be any prouder, if you ean't hear us we'll yell a little louder .I IM THORPE, JIM THORPE, JIM THORPE, 57 Francis Stehle Dale Allen , I W - , Robert Hayman Glenn Confer Thomas Ackerman George Rontz mammal James Kroculick W 5 5 s , gg s , S 2 g 5 Z 1 EE H .,.k....-..1 . . 341- - 5 5 gffs CL. to RJ Kenneth Bruner, James Billig, Charles Phillips, David Hittner, Kenneth Ackerman, Ernie Becker, Mr. Heycock, Morgan Haak, Harold Zanders, Ronald Anthony, Robert Kocher, Donald Smith, Lance Hoffman. ' wwitg,.73 ZZ U U I Row 0ne,lMargaret Reaboldg Row Two, Rosalie Wolfe, Row Three, Rene Wilhelm, JoAnn Smith, Johanne Bxitton. 2? 5. David Anewalt James Kroculick wi? 1. . Thomas Ackerman Alvin Sellers 5 1 Mr. Kline Dal ei Allen Glenn Confer E X 5 s 5 .5:q..:5J ,, :f .qaa ' PF' s- 1' X A wPwS2'fw. mv: Af5 ?i',::f Qseikswm, . J-. Y' ::. ........ 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Row Three:CL. to RJ Ronald Hay- man, John Brander, Frances Stehle, Thomas Ackerman, Morgan Hawk, THE PERFECT IDIOT The high school gang just hates the boy-wonder, Dan. They'd heard about his high I. and they despised his Smart-Me! Dumb You! attitude. But they had to turn to him when Puff, the school's prize athlete, was disqualified from all events because of his grades. Somebody had to coach him and Dan was elected. To solve his own problems, Dan agreed to coach Puff if all the gang would rally around him long enough to satisfy his parents, who wolildn't let him take a college entrance exam until he was more popular in high school. Fiery Linda, who is to be Dan's steady', and who fascinates Dan, likes the deal least of all. Just as Dan gets everything rolling smoothly, a series of wildly funny mis- haps upsets the whole applecart. From then on, events build to a climax that is the very essence of farcical fun! The play was a success and we know it lived up to the wonderful coaching job administered by Miss Neast. Congratulations Miss Neast and Play Cast. 66 Af f. Are our tests corrected yet? Aw, not mats! Class! the hell rang! Ready? . . . Set? . . . Begin! Attention, please! Calm down! Remove the gum! Now, Who's doing that talking?!!! Honestly! Pass in your homework! What did We make in the test? Quiet! Do you want to Write? If the shoe fits, Wear it? You act like kindergarten students! A Word to the Wise should he sufficient! Yes, but there's a game tonight! What a horrible test that Was! W Who took my clothes? Where are my books and pencils? Sit down, that was only first hell! What do we have for tomorrow? Who's doing that humming? You're gonna be late! Single file, please! Ladies before gentlemen! W'hat,s the next word Bev! Who me? Get hack in your own seat! 67 amz 'llMn'o, 'wha ifceo, Louise Begel Sarah Biank Janet Burnhauser Ann Grover Ilona Hichok Nancy Hurley Lucy Kibler Carol Kostishion Nancy Lines Sandra Mantz Rosemarie Moll Mary Ann Murray Sandra Parry Mary Stevens Kathleen Tessitore Virgie Trainer Beverly Watto Sharon Wernett Carolyn Windbeck Thomas Ackerman Dale Allen David Anewalt John Brander Glenn Confer Albert Gehres James Gimbor Clark Green Clarence Grover Robert Hayman Vvilliam Herbert James Kroculick George McArdle Duane Moyer Robert Queen George Rontz Alvin Sellers Walter Smith Richard Snyder Francis Stehle David Zanders Dancer Eater Singer Milk Maid Beautician Fibber Dutchy Artist Talker Gabber Bookkeeper Day Dreamer Co-Operative Cheerleader Editor Record Collector Treasurer Humorist Quiet! I l Bashful Pest Genius Actor Aggravater Business Manager Gum Chewer Farmer Professor Arguer Blonde Arguer President Romeo Soda Drinker Dresser Joker Joker Teaser Smiler Sleeper Alvin Louie Les Dancing Basketball Cokes Nevin Don Long Hair Pete Sports Dancing Pickle Sandwiches To Laugh Eddie Donnie Food Chryslers Dancing Sports Food Good Grades Hunting Peg Rose Marie Barbara Chewing Gum Fishing Keen Cars Tamaqua Dances Football Dancing Pretty Girls Lima Beans A Sophomore Louise Navy Blue Cadillac Rene Hunting Qiolifieo, ' ' ffaawzite S ' A hair out of place Shorthand Books Speeches Bookkeeping Show offs Riding the bus To be tormented Sophisticated people Work Having her picture taken High Places Boys! ! ! Blowing her nose Other fellows School Riding buses Orals To read Girls?? Women? Cats 5 81 10 worker Getting up early lgnorant people Car-Trouble Riding-on-the-Bus Math Pennsylvania Not going to dance's Not being with Mary Lou Wise guys Latin Riding the school bus Flat Tires lgnorant people School lgnorant People wfalking School Secretary X-Bay Technician Housewife Private Secretary Beautician Model Secretary Hair Stylist Telephone Operator X-Ray Technician Bookkeeper Office worker Office worker Secretary Secretary Housewife Secretary Buyer Private Secretary College Mortician College College Navy Millionaire Sailor Farmer Forester To return to Ohio Navy Dentist College Stay a bachelor Electrician History Teacher Automotive Engineer Sailor Family Man Farmer Farmer Oh, go on! What do we have next? Oh, Brother! Hey, Sharon! lill whack ya on the head! Oh, sure! Well!!! You like that huh! You donyt know, do you! For Pete's sake! I did not! Peasant! ! ! Oh, go on!! Geez! ! ! Let me have the car? Gee whiz! You know it! Where to, Ann? Oh Dear!!! How would l know You know it What are you doing? Why the hecks should I! Guess lill go up on the hill tonight. Make it Man! Hey, Clark!! l donit know how. Yeh! Why did I ever leave Ohio? 1,11 see you tonight! Do you wanna bet? Another day, another A That's all right! George! How can you be so dumb? Where is Dotty? Hey Eff, look at that! Howdy! Darn it anyway! l donit know! l reckon so!! 69 J when The senior girls' class saw Spangenberg. Al said with her money and my talent we can go places. Six senior girls asked a farmer for an apple and he gave them raw eggs. Ann put the crown on Louise backwards at the Junior Prom. Kay played the tuba in the girls' room. Bob has his 41 Ford. Ilona said she would drop bookkeeping. Beverly forgot the difference between tires and chains. Sandy and Kay were late for school because Sandy's car broke down. Mary Lou lost her white bucks. Four girls pushed George lVIcArdle's car down Center Street. Richard drove car in the cinder pile. There was a mouse in Room 2. A group of senior girls bought a sour pie. Lucy kicked the green ball in the basket. Sarah and Kay slid down Fisher's Hill on their biology books. Jimmy Gimbor forgot Fisher's Hill was icy and almost took a trip. Nancy Lines fell down the steps going down to Room 1. Clark cut off the tip of his finger in shop. Virgie fell down the steps. Mary Ann and Sandy chased Mary Lou all the way to school with a worm. The answer Mary Ann gave in her Business Law Test. Nancy Lines burned the test tube shut. A snake appeared in the senior girls' gym class. Sandy Mantz got a flat tire outside school. Beverly broke the table in bookkeeping class. Sandy Parry gave her demonstration in Home Ee. Carolyn Windbeck stood in the corner in room 7, and blew a piece of fuzz up the wall. 70 emywy ' Louise Begel Sarah Biank Janet Burnhauser Ann Grover Ilona Hichok Nancy Hurley Lucy Kibler Carol Kostishion Nancy Lines Sandra Mantz Rosemarie Moll Mary Ann Murray Sandra Parry Mary Stevens Kay Tessitore V irgie Trainer Beverly Watto Sharon Wernett Carolyn Windbeck Thomas Ackerman Dale Allen David Anewalt John Brander Glenn Confer Albert Gehres James Gimbor Clark Green Clarence Grover Robert Hayman William Herbert James Kroculick George McArdle Duane Moyer Robert Queen George Rontz Alvin Sellers Walter Smith Richard Snyder Francis Stehle David Zanders without Alvin with a hair out of place without her diamond without chewing gum not being pesty without her city accent without riding in a blue Ford being present all the time not being frustrated walking without a book not blushing without her glasses remembering anything not having anything to do not being at Marvie's being tall being quiet not laughing without red hair without a smile without his white bucks being tall not teasing being modest not being funny not chewing gum without sideburns not talking about Ohio without curly hair remembering his excuse without an answer studying without his flat top without Dotty driving slow staying home nights not running for the bus without Rene alert in P.A.D. .93 Cilcwo. 'Illia Vile, The Class of 1957, being of sound mind' and body, do hereby bequeath the following: T0 MR. MITMAN - We give our thanks for his Work during the school year. TO MR. MORRIS - sincere thanks for being patient with us during our school years. TO MRS. MC CULLION - a bicycle to go after the students who didn't bring ex- cuses in on time. TO MRS. THEOPHILUS - our co-advisor - a new loud speaker for room 2. T0 MR. KEISER - our co-advisor -A a geometry class as brilliant as ours T0 MR. MYERS -- more and better science equipment. T0 MISS NEAST - a year's supply of kleenex. TO MR. MAEHRER - another girls' gym class that likes mats as well as we do. TO MRS. MANGAN - A French class as big as ours. TO MRS. MALKIN -- a quiet library group. TO MRS. HOPPES - enough typewriting books for everyone. TO MRS. SCHULENBERG -- new tables for room 9. TO MISS REESE - a helicopter to travel from school to school. TO MR. KLINE - a basketball team of tall boys and sharp-shooters. TO MISS HODOR - an assistant to pass out absentee slips. T0 MR. BUGLIO -- a gold baton. TO MRS. MARZEN - more sheet music. TO MR. SMITH AND MR. DUNBAR - shorter hours of work at school. LOUISE BEGEL - Sewing ability to Alice Swank. SARAH BIANK - Dark eyes to Irene Allen. JANET BURNHAUSER -- Singing ability to Joann Barachie. ANN GROVER - Pony tail to Jill Schatzel. ILONA HICHOK - Bookkeeping ability to Theresa Sully. NANCY HURLEY - Dancing ability to Carole Zimmerman. LUCY KIBLER - Driving ability to Nancy Kibler. CAROL KOSTISHION - Pixie haircut to Ceil McHale. NANCY LINES - Her place in Chemistry class to J oWin Leifield. SANDRA MANTZ - Her job at Marvie's to Georgine Schneeberger. ROSEMARIE MOLL - Her love of reading to Sandra O,Neil. MARY ANN MURRAY - Her seat on the bus to Cynthia Nothstein. SANDRA PARRY -- Her tallness to Clara Knappenberger. MARY STEVENS - Her cheerleacler's uniform to Rosalie Wolfe. KAY TESSITORE -- Her long natural curly hair to Rene Wilhelm. VIRGIE TRAINER - Her freckles to Florence Marsteller. BEVERLY WATTO - Her skating ability to Charles Phillips. SHARON WERNETT - Her plumpness to Jean Wilhelm. CAROLYN WINDBECK - Her echo of Hi, Carolynlv to Carolyn Smith. WALTER SMITH Ceafw, wifi THOMAS ACKERMAN - His red hair to Wayne Diehm. DALE ALLEN - His wavy hair to Don McHugh. DAVID ANEVV ALT - His solid geometry marks to Suzie Kramer. JOHN BRANDER - His acting ability to anyone who Wants it. GLENN CONFER - His hair brush to Ronald Jones. ALBERT GEHRES - His gymnastic ability to Jimmy Smith. JAMES GIMBOR - His bookkeeping ability to Kenny Harlan. CLARK GREEN - His tallness to Arthur Filer. CLARENCE GROVER - His sideburns to James Pompa. ROBERT HAYIVIAN - His Ways with girls to Eddie Balliet. WILLIAM HERBERT - His curly hair to Ray Harris. JAMES KROCULICK - His football ability to Alex Horos. GEORGE MC ARDLE -- His oratorical ability to Eugene Mullen. DUANE IVIOYER - His driving ability to Sammy Utsick. 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WILLIAM BECHTOLD SUPHDHUBES 81 C om plirfzents 0 f THE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES JIM THORPE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY JIIVI THORPE, PA. I -- ' IA M Ky ,,.-- Congratulations To The Class Of '4577' CCDSGROVE STUDIG EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC Official Photographers For THE OLYlVlPlAN ' Phone Hazleton 3856 27 West Broad Street Hazleton, Penna 83 Compliments Of JACOB FRUMKIN ESL SONS XNHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS 330 South Church Street Hazleton, Pa. .1 ' . v n , v' a I' ., -.'.-.,,-.y.g.g.,-,g.'.g. - uf.. 1 ,O .1 . . 4. .,o,'. in viva.,- 32-2-.4'.'.'-4-2-!'.'-'-Z'.' 1 I -ii' - l L.Jl Aim - E 'Q' 4,-4 1 nr M-1 f 2 Ill.-im 1.5-JF Wait. A Q vw 7 ix aw 13:2 0 . 84 God grant The Class of '57 the serenity to accept the things they cannot change g the courage to change the things they can, and the Wisdom to know the difference. XAVIOR, LYDIA, PETER, and KAREN WERNETT EVERBODY'S DOING IT. J. B. P. S. P. Joining Brights Penna. Savings Plan 5325.00 AWARDED WEEKLY Headquarters For Smith Corona - Underwood - Royal Typewriters 85 CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS OF 4457 FRGM THE SILK MILL Silk Street Jim Thorpe, Pa Compliments Of BARTLEY R. SPRINGER PLUMBING - HEATING Authorized Dealer For Gentleman Janitor Stokers 86 Best Wishes From CHARLES MOYER 900 Center Ave. Jim Thorpe, Pa. Phone - 637 Congratulations From KEN KOSTENBADER MOTORS Dodge - Plymouth Sales Guaranteed Automotive Service l5l S. First Street-Telephone 894 LEHICHTON, PENNSYLVANIA MYour good will is our greatest assetn I 1 I BASTIAN BROS. CO. Rochester, N.Y. Designers and Producers of Exclusive Class Jewelry Engraved Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards Mr. Paul L. Wagner P. O. Box 268 Tamaqua, Pa 1 87 Best Wishes To The Compliments Of Cla-95 Of '457 NEAST 81 COMPANY i From I Building Materials S Paints - Glass - Coal- Wood JIM THORPE, PA. 229 North Ist Street LEHIGHTON, PA. I' Complimentso, LARKIN PLUMBING EDWARD BENNICK 5 HEATING Dealers For Losch Automatic Coal Boilers Timkeri Silent Automatic Burners W F h S Sacony Vacuum Fuel Oil est OUFI' ITGCI' JIM THORPE, PA. PHONE 336 JIM THORPE, PA. 88 I 1 un 1 1 HENNINC-'S HOTEL Home Cooking Tourists Accommodated Albrightsville, Pa. PHONE WHITE HAVEN 5801 Make Use Of What You Have Attained LAKE HARMONY HOTEL Clinton Cetz, Prop. LAKE HARMONY, PENNA. Best Wishes From FRANK FOSTER Worker In Magee Carpets and Rugs Armstrong Linoleum Minneapolis Tile SUMMIT HILL MARBLE 81 GRANITE CO., INC. SUMMIT HILL, PA. Manufacturers Of Select Memorial D I S P LA Y S Phone 204-W THIS OLD HOUSE Between Jom Thorpe and Albrightsville Banquets and Dinners - Reservations - Beer, Wine, Liquor PHONE I93 Compliments Of Palmerton Sanitary Dairy PHONE 444 Jim Thorpe, Pa. Congratulations From FISHER MOTORS Your Local Pontiac Dealer Lehighton, Pa. Stop lin For Your New P O N T I A C CHARLES D. NEAST FRED WERNETT 8a SONS Grading 6' Excavating Contractors Aibrfghfsvilie, Pa. PHONE SIO8 SHERIFF WHITE HAVEN, PA. OF CARBON COUNTY MAUCH CHUNK, PA. William H. prelim claws M. prelim Agfa i ' 95 Phone 292 DIEHM BROTHERS Heating Contractors Parkton Compound Boilers 40 Susquehanna St. Jim Thorpe, Pa. Congratulations To The Class Of 6457 Joe Scihneeberger Compliments Of BEAR CREEK DAIRY BEHRENS BROTHERS Once You Try-You Will Always Buy I Farm Fresh Products Chocolate Milk A Specialty JIM THORPE, PA. Best Wishes From CAL PANE STUDIO I48 West Broad Street Hazleton Pa. Compliments Of STEVENS MARKET MEATS 6' C-ROCERIES PHONE 298 Jam Thorpe, Pa. REABOLD'S FOOD MARKET lOl Center Avenue JIM THORPE, PA. Congratulations To The Class Of 57 From CARBON ELECTRIC 44 Broadway JIM THORPE, PA. Compliments Of REl lRIG'S MARKET CENTRE AVENUE JIM THORPE, PA. Compliments Of VINCENT McFADEN INSURANCE Broadway JIM THORPE, PA. Compliments Of COCA-COLA COMPANY T Palmerton, Pa. Whoever You Are I Whatever You D0 May the future years be good to you. Dfink COCACOLA SPLIT ROCK LODGE At Big Boulder ON LAKE HARMONY Best Wishes In The Poconos TEL: WHITE HAVEN 456I From ENGLER INSURANCE AGENCY CENTRE STREET Jim Thorpe, Pa. Compliments of Best Wishes From WEISSPORT GARAGE RALPH LYNN For The Best Plumbing - Heating BUY, BUY BUICK PHONE 336 WM- HORN PVOP- Jim Thorpe, Pa. Compliments Of Compliments BecI1toIcI's Beauty Shoppe Uf A 20 West Fifth Street JIM THORPE, PA. I Mae Bechtold - Prop. 92 Compliments of McGraiI Furniture Co. I55 North First Street LEHICHTON, PENNA. STOP AND SEE US Edward J. McGraiI-Owner Best Wishes From LAUER'S GROCERY STORE West Sixth Street JIM THORPE, PA. Best Wishes From QUEE.N'S Hill Road JIM THORPE, PA. Mrs. Katherine W. Queen-Prop. Compliments Of SNYDERS FLORIST JIM THORPE, PA. June Snyder - Prop. Compliments Of MARSTELLER'S STORE 422 Center Street JIM THORPE, PA. Best Wishes From MILLER'S GROCERY STORE JIM THORPE, PA. R. K. Miller - Prop. Best Wishes From BIANK'S SHOE REPAIR 531 Centre Street JIM THORPE, PA. John Biank - Prop. Compliments Of WAGNER'S GAS STATION North Street JIM THORPE, PA. Hardy Wagner - Prop. 1 i7i Best Wishes From BERNARD C. LEINHARD IO9 Centre Street JIM THORPE, PA. Compliments Of JOE BROWN 531 North Street JIM THORPE, PA. STOP IN Compliments Of DOCTOR ROBERT E. MICHELL North Street JIM THORPE, PA. Best Wishes From GIMBOR'S BAR ZI2 North Street JIM THORPE, PA. Beer - Wine - Liquor Alex Gimbor - Prop. HONTZ'S GARAGE JIM THORPE, PA. For Thot Good Service STOP IN Chas. Hontz - Prop. Compliments Of PEARL M. STEHLE I406 Centre Street JIM THORPE, P.A. - Compliments Of Best Wishes From BENICK'S SUPER MARKET ST. JOSEPH'S CLUB 24I Centre Avenue JIM THORPE, P.A. 404 Centre Street JIM THORPE, PA. Francis X. Rimsky - Pres Compliments Of BOB LEIST JIM THORPE, PA. Compliments Of BOSSARD'S HOTEL 1001 Mohoning Street LEHIGHTON, PA. Best Wishes Compliments Of F EDDY S C. 8m D. MOTORS BARBER SHOP phone 66 JIM THORPE, PA., JIM THORPE, PA. Compliments Of DOCTOR JAMES J. DOUGHERTY 5 West Broa wa JIM THORPE, PA. Er dv Compliments Of HINGER'S NEWS AGENCY as 7th Street JIM THORPE, PA B655 Wi-She-9 Compliments Of T0 The Class Of 657' CORKY'S LUNCHEONETTE From 341 Centre Avenue MARVIE'S LUNCH JIM THORPE, PA. HEIGHT'S JIM THORPE, PA. Compliments Of Hallmark Greeting Cards JU,RACKA'S AUTQ CARE When You Care Enough 2nd and North Sf. Phone-9013 Jim Thorpe, Pa To Send The Very Best Compliments Of Compliments Of LENTZ INSURANCE AGENCY G, P, TH,Q,MAS Phone -- 1 163 807 Centre Street Jim Thorpe, Pa. M. D. Jim Thorpe, Pa. Compliments Of Veterans of Foreign Post-8067 Jim Thorpe, Pa. Best Wishes Wars From WEISS'S Lansford, Pa. Congratulations Class Of 57', From A FRIEND Compliments Of Lehighton Recreation Center Harold A. Zimmerman, Prop. Phone-9050 Lehighton, APa. 96 Compliments Of MOYER 81 HAUPT MOTORS Ford Dealer Lehighton, Pa STOP AT G. C. MURPHY CO. The Family Store Lehighton, Pa. Compliments Of DOCTOR ROY MOSSER AND FAMILY J im Thorpe, Pa. Compliments Of ZERN'S PHARMACY 176 ist Street Lehighton, Pa. Best Wishes Compliments Of A FRIEND From BOB HUNTER Tire Service Mfalfel' Kiblel' Lehighton, P Compliments Of Best Wishes MARZEN'S FEED STORE 418 Fern Street Jim Thorpe, Pa. Phone-4l4M From HOEHING'S STORE 12 Ninth St. Jim Thorpe, Pa. Compliments Of ANTHONY'S GARAGE Susquehonno Street Jim Thorpe, Pa. Louis J. Anthony - Prop. Compliments Of HUBER PLUMBING 81 HEATING 621 School Street Jim Thorpe, Pai Best Wishes From JAMES E. HUBER Quality Meats and Groceries Phones Sl and 58 Jim Thorpe, Pa. Best Wishes From ScI1wartz's Grocery Store 923 North St. Jim Thorpe, Pa. Mary Schwartz - Prop. Compliments Of KNAPPlE'S MARKET 3.06 Center Avenue Jim Thorpe, Pa. Q u a I i t y Meats and Groceries Compliments Of KOVATCH 81 SONS 423-427 W. Catawissa St. Nesquehoning, Pa. Phone - 6052 See The Big Oldsmobile Best Wishes From DEVER'S HOTEL Jim Thorpe, Pa. John R. Dever - Prop. Best Wishes From J. J. NEWBERRY'S Broadway Jim Thorpe, Pa. Compliments Of WEIKSNER'S Jim Thorpe, Penna. Beer - Wine - Liquor AI Weiksner - Prop. Best Wishes From ANN SEAMAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Jim Thorpe, Pa. Best Wishes From ANNA I. KUHLA Jim Thorpe, Pa. Congratulations To The Class Of 4257 From The JIM THORPE, P. T. A. Compliments Of EMMET RING Jim Thorpe, Pa. Funeral Directo Best Wishes From THE BEVAN SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 1 l 1 Best Wishes From G. DOLON Insurance Agency Jim Thorpe, Pa. Compliments Of NATHAN MELBER Funeral Director Jim Thorpe, P Compliments Of THE STONY CREEK HOTEL Star Route Edger Smith - Prop. Beer - Wine - Liquor Best Wishes From MC LEAN'S SERVICE STATION Lehigh Ave. Jim Thorpe, Pa. W. R. McLean - Prop. Best Wishes From PAT IBingoI GALLAGHER Jim Thorpe, Pa. Compliments Of ROAT'S STORE 5 Broadway Jim Thorpe, Pa. Albert Roat - Prop. Compliments Of MIKE'S BARBER SHOP 37 West 7th St. Jim Thorpe, Penna. Mike I-Iichok - Prop. Best Wishes From STEVE'S DI NER 3 Hazard Ave. Jim Thorpe, Pa. Best Wishes From AL CHEESE Stop In For That C-ood ATLANTIC SERVICE Compliments Of SCHWARTZ BROS. Home Furnishers Phone-281-J Jim Thorpe, Pa. Compliments Of DON DEEMER Compliments Of NED'S CLEANERS Cleaners and Dyers Phone - 669 Jim Thorpe, Pa. Best Wishes From THOMAS 81 E. JAY H Funeral Home l6 E. Ridge Street Lansford, Pa. Best Wishes From JOSEPH A. MODRICK Prothonota ry Compliments Of KREAMER'S Dry Goods - Groceries General Merchandise 502 Center Street Jim Thorpe, Pa. Best Wishes From WILDONER Insurance Agency Jim Thorpe, Pa. Compliments Of FLOYD CROSTLEY 628 Pine Street Jim Thorpe, Pa. Compliments Of LEMMO FLORIST Quality Flowers Since 1910 Jim Thorpe, Pa. Best Wishes Compliments Of LIENHAR'S NORTH STREET Fm MOUNT PISGAH HOTEL 308 North Street Jim Thorpe, Penna. 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