Jim Thorpe Area High School - Olympian Yearbook (Jim Thorpe, PA)

 - Class of 1959

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SCHULENBURG To Mrs. Schulenburg and Mr. Quinn, with the feeling of a deep sense of gratitude, we, the Class of 1959, wish to express our thanks and appreciation for the friendly interest, ready advice, and untiring efforts they have given 4 MR. QUINN to us as our Class Advisors. It is through their high ideals that we have gained the will and the determination to succeed. 5 Y EARBQQK fl .g-1-5:-. fu'-2-.'-. 5525555252- - .g-.-. -.g .-sir:-::2:E:52:g:. 45:-:giz-:g.u:g.:-1 --sg.:-:--:g.-.:-:... u.:-2-..u:l.:.,l., --2:-:-:g----g. Efia ':-':- -. :I:E:5.+:E::5:E2:Ef- 5-gu,:n:::.l,:p:v 1'-:I-'-.I-P! .lg-:::g::g.: ggfggizgtgi 1:25:52 'ESEEQE 'Q151 H iii. I .1-.twin 25:51. ':5:E32Eg.. X-., 32223511 ig-. 51:E:52:5:E1:5:5 55232, aiagiaieziaizriw 325:-. rg.:-:-1:-Igl' 5:35-'32 2:1:5r55:5f 25555355535 --nf .5155-5-5ea:f::-. .:o:61-zzfzitgggsaa ,gh J.-.4 .i2.g,: 51515--5-.5-. 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H OCL SECRET RIE MRS, THEAR MISS FERNEKES MISS KNAPPENBERGER 8 SENIQR HIGH FAcuLTv Left to Right: Mr. Quinn, Mr. Myers, Mr. Morris, Mrs. McCullion, Mr. Keiser, Mrs. Hoppes, Miss Neast, Mrs. Sehulenberg, Mrs. Mangan, Mr. Buglio. Absent when picture was taken: Mrs. Theophilis and Mr. Schrader. JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY Seated, Left to Right: Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Trainer, Miss Becker, Mrs. Shoop, Mrs. Barry, Mrs. Malkin, Miss Reese, Miss Stermer, School Nurse, Mr. Troy, Mr. Dubs. Standing: Mr. Kline, Mr. Heycock, Mr. Andreas, Mr. Foley, Mr. Rabenold. THE JIM THDRPE AREA SCHOOL SYSTEM JIM THDRPE, PA. T. D. MITMAN L. B. MORRIS BUPERVIBINB PRINCIPAL JR.-IR. HIGH BCHDCIL PRINCIPAL To THE MEMBERS or THE GHAnuATuHc CLASS or 1959: You ARE FINISHING A CHAPTER or YOUR NBoox or LEARNINGQU SOME or You, N0 oouav, wuLL CONSIDER ur YHE FINAL CHAPTER. SEVERAL or YOUR CLASSHATES HAvEH'r EVEN VAITED ron GRADUATION T0 Half: HFINISQH Youn Mano, IN EVERY RESPECT, HAS onown an Hucn THE SAME FASHION AS YOUR aoov. IT HAs aEcoHE LARGER AHo sfnoueza, Hone SKILLED IN HANDLING THE TASKS LIFE ALLOTS T0 ar. UNLIKE Youn aoov, Youn nano, ar You RIGHTLY USE av, vnLL CONTINUE T0 DEVELOP Fon MANY YEARSo Youa SCHOOL HAs BEEN CONCERNED WITH THREE THlNGS,- ALL MATTERS or onovfn. If HAs TRIED T0 SEE THAT Youn sonv HAS FROPERLY MATUREDZ av HAs HELPEo You aHoAoEH AHo oEEPEH Youn INTELLEGTQ AND nv HAS GUIDED You TOWARD EMOTIONAL CONTROL. lr, AS You Loox BACK OVER Youn SCHOOL DAYS, You HAVE MADE REASONABLE AovAHcEHEHT nu THE THINGS TALKED ABOUT IN THis LETTER, You HAVE EARNED YOUR DIPLOMAA Bur REMEMBER ALSO THAT THIS YEAR IS nor THE FINAL CHAPTER. EDUCATION CONTINUES runoucnour Lars. THE THOUGHTFUL AMONG You REALIZE runs Ano HILL cournnue Youn svuolzs. --it I 1 QW T. 0. MITMAN Surenvlslnc PRINCIPAL TOFVCEK 10 -rf1E: Ljlhd 'T14lJF2F'EZ IXFEEJK E5E:FiCJClL. E5Y1511Eh4 JIM THURPE, PA. T. U. MITMAN L. B MDRRIS RVIBINB PRINCIPAL dR.'ER. HIGH CHUDL June 2 , 1959 Dear Members Of The Class of '59s Graduation day will make a lasting impression on you. It is a time for rejoicing, congratulations and best wishes. It is an occasion when achievements are recognized, honors awarded and the counsel of experience spoken in the hope that you may better under- stand what to expect ln the future. Every moment wisely used will help to fortify you to meet with courage and confidence the most threatening challenge to our national existence, that must be met in the life time of your gen- eration. It has been expertly planned and highly organized by a sinister government which aims by direct and devious means to con- fuse men's minds, weaken their wills, destroy their souls and then conquer and rule the world. Your American heritage of freedom and bounteous plenty are blessings from God and the labor and sacrifices of men. As bene- ficiaries of a free society and an abundant life you are obligated to defend and strengthen the American way for posterity. The future will belong to that nation or nations whose peoples will try, even though they fail at first, yet, will try again and again to help mankind realize his hopes and aspirations for freedom from want and fear. If freedom is to survive and to be enjoyed by those now denied it, then, your generation must accept the hard task of enlightened and fearless leadership, and the responsible role of good citizen- ship. To meet successfully the challenge that is directed against all freedom loving people demands that you be steadfast in patriot- ism, resolute in honor, unwavering in trust and have an abiding faith in God. This is not a pleasant message to bring you on your gradua- tion, but conscience dictates that you be put on guard against the struggle of attrition now under way, lest we lose what our fore- fathers have gained--freedom. I wish you a world at peace with all nations in the spirit of good will sharing each others fortunes as well as aiding each other in times of misfortune. Sincerely yours, Law ce B. Morris H H SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL MR. MITMAN I 0 GH SCH PR CIPA 0 IN L MR. MORRIS L . 11 .-.5 '-'91 , .ig-QF-Y ..- . W5 x mag' mi.. V . fn A-.if D hr 'Q L. x- -.- ' -an , . ' J . V 1 1 1 . : a l Q..-1 ax.. ..' . rw-1 . , N f Q s- .fa . 1 f -' wail, .. wir- gqgwvsg ffiigiixiqcggaf. .-QFECPQQSI: qi, Q Wu JU. if .. ....., -L. Q I lax.. .5 ,M . D, . P- ' W-1 ' 'A 2322? . 'Q - ark-to F S' aww Que Prem? 1 ef-g. 6 -. -' - M. Qs- . .. . - ' .. . ff. ?ifw,gfli9wf.gwifiergfifeia x.. .,Jg Tl f,- . .N ggifwfwi-f' 45 iv ' - -A2 lv , g ' L .ge--lim.. a1g,.:.v:.Y ix -Q' A-, F Q. A 4. . . . W .F ,'?k:5,aj-7,,'f.3:.:,,,s-ig T. : .E I .b .5451 E H. .. gs -... Q 3,...,S, A 5- 3, . 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'H F 4 S. I W Academic Foo Ronnie is fun-loving, always a tease, One of his hobbies is aiming to please. Mat Crew 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 115 Student Council 125 Sophomore Hop Committee 105 Junior Prom Committee 115 Intramural Basketball 125 Hall Patrol 125 Yearbook Business Manager 12. KENNETH ACKERMAN Commercial Skully Kenny's in football, basketball, too, An eager player for the Red, White, and Blue. ' Basketball 10, 11, 125 Volunteer Worker 10, 11, 125 Football 11, 125 Yearbook Advertising Editor 125 Sophomore Hop Com- mittee 125 Junior Prom Committee 115 Senior Ball Committee 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Mat Crew 10, 11. RONALD ANTHONY WILLIAM BECHTOLD Academic Billy Red hair, crew cut, basketball star, Bi1ly's the one with the convertible car. Basketball 10, 11, 125 Class Treasurer 105 Chorus 105 Junior Prom Committe 115 Student Council President 125 Hall Patrol Captain 12. 16 Friendly and quiet, pretty and sweet, A girl like Mae Ann can't be beat. Majorette 10, 11, 123 Chorus 10, 11, 123 Librarian 10, 11, 123 Yearbook Committee 12g Senior Ball Committee 123 Hall Pa- trol 12g Ticket Seller 105 Sophomore Hop Committee 103 Jun- ior Prom Committee 11. .Academic Betty A nurse is what Betty wants to be, Well, she'l1 succeed, just wait and see. Chorus 10g Librarian 10, 11, 125 Sophomore Hop Committee 105 Fashion Show 11g Gym Exhibition 11g Junior Prom Com- mittee 113 Hall Patrol 125 Ticket Seller 125 Senior Ball Com- mittee 12. MAE ANN BELLHORN Academic Maybelle I JAMES BILLIG Academic Jimmy Thoughtful and quiet, impish and shy, A boy like Jimmy will always get by. Basketball 105 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Football 123 Mat Crew 10 Intramural Basketball 11, 125 Junior Prom Committee 113 Sen ior Ball Committee 12g Volunteer Worker 10, 11. ELIZABETH BOROSH 17 PATRICIA BOROSH Commercial Bunny Small and pretty, a popular lass, Pat's a student in the Commercial class. Majorette 10, 11, 125 Gym Exhibition 10: Chorus 105 Intra- mural Basketball 10, 11, 123 Librarian 10, 11, 123 Yearbook Co-Art Editor 123 Student Council 11, 123 Sophomore Hop Committee 103 Junior Prom Committee 113 Senior Ball Com- mittee 12. DOLORES BRETZIK Commercial DoDo DoDo is friendly and kind of shy, She needn't worryg she's found her guy. Chorus 10? Gym Exhibition 10, 11, 12g Sophomore Hop Com- mittee 103 Junior Prom Committee 113 Yearbook Feature Ed- itor 123 Senior Ball Committee 12. J OHANN E BRITTON Academic JoJo Johanne is busy as can be, To someone's heart she holds the key. Gym Team 10, 11, 123 Cheerleader 10, 11, 123 Intramural Bas- ketball 10, 11, 123 Play Cast 10, 125 Band 10, 11, 123 Chorus 10, 11, 123 District Chorus 11, 125 District Band 10, 12Q District Orchestra 123 Class Secretary 10, 11, 123 Librarian 10, 11, 123 Sophomore Hop Committee 103 Junior Prom Committee 113 Senior Ball Committee 125 Hall Patrol 11, 123 Milk Maid 12. 18 ROBERT CHEESE Commercial Stubby Bobby is the boy with the ready smile, He's always dressed in the latest style. Chorus 10, 11, 12: Student Council 11, 12: Basketball Man- ager 11, 12Q Hall Patrol 12: Sophomore Hop Committee 103 Junior Prom Comittee 113 Senior Ball Committee 12Q Volun- teer Worker 10, 11, 123 Librarian 113 Yearbook Committee 12. DAVID ECKHART General Dave Friendly, good natured, tall and blond, Dave's the boy who'1l get around. Shop Exhibit 10, 11, 12: Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12 Gym Team 10, 11, 12j Football 10, 113 Sophomore Hop Com mittee 103 Student Council 103 Junior Prom Committee 11 Yearbook Photography Editor 12: Senior Ball Committee 12. JEAN FAIRCHILD Commercial Boinky Jean is tall, with bright red hair, Gay and fun-loving, without a care. Chorus 10: Sophomore Hop Committee 103 Junior Prom Com- mittee 113 Senior Ball Committee 12. I9 Academic Don Short and cute is our Don, He can always be depended upon. Intramural Basketball 10, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Work Com- WILLARD FLYTE General Bill Bill plays in the football games, Quite a runner, so everyone claims. Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Sophomore Hop Committee 105 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Football Manager 105 Volunteer Work- er 10, 11, 125 Gym Team 11, 125 Football 11, 125 Junior Prom Committee 115 Yearbook Sports Editor 12. DONALD GURESH mittee 10, 11, 125 Sophomore Hop Committee 105 Junior Prom Committee 115 Chorus 11, 125 Hall Patrol 11, 125 Senior Ball Committee 12. RONALD HAYMAN A Academic Ronnie Ronnie is a boy with a happy smile, Whatever he does is always worth while. Forensics, District 105 Play Cast 10, 115 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Junior Prom Chairman 115 Student Council 115 Hall Patrol 11, 125 Milk Salesman 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Sophomore Hop Committee 105 Volunteer Worker 10, 11, 125 Senior Ball Committee 12. 20 DAVID HITTNER Commercial Dave David is our class tease, Tall and dark, he's always at ease. Band 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10g Sophomore I-Iop Committee 103 Intramural Basketball 11, 123 Junior Prom Committe 113 Mat Crew 115 Volunteer Worker 10, 11, 123 Senior Ball Com- mittee 12. CLARENCE HOFFMAN Academic Lance Lance is Co-Editor, Works in canteen, When work's to be done he always is seen. Yeabook Co-Editor 123 Basketball 103 Intramural Basketball 11, 125 Sophomore Hop Committee 103 Work Group 10, 11, 12g Junior Prom Committee 113 Hall Patrol 125 Senior Ball Com- mittee 12. ELMER HOPPES General Elmer Elmer is short and quite a seller, He drives a car and is a popular feller. Shop Exhibit 10, 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 105 Junior Prom Committee 11g Senior Ball Committee 12. 21 ELAINE HYDRO Commercial Elaine, a maj orette, is tall and dark, She is as happy as a lark. Majorette 10, 11, 123 Chorus 10, 11g Student Council 113 Sopho- more Hop Committee 10: Librarian 10, 11, 123 Junior Prom Committee 11g Senior Ball Committee 121 Hall Patrol 11, 123 Yearbook Committee 12. SANDRA HOUSER Commercial Sandy Friendly, with short blonde hair is Sandy, She has a disposition sweet as candy. Gym Exhibition 10, 11, 12g Play Cast 10, 123 Yearbook Com- mittee 12Q Chorus 103 Librarian 11, 123 Sophomore Hop Com- mittee 103 Student Council 123 Junior Prom Committee 11g Senior Ball Committee 123 Hall Patrol 123 Seasonal Ticket Seller 10, 11. Ginger JOSEPH JONES Academic Joe 1 Talkative, muscular-that's our Joe, Into the science world he wants to go. Gym Team 10, 11, 12g Sophomore Hop Committee 103 Junior Prom Committee 111 Lehigh Valley Science Fair 112 Senior Ball Committee 12. 22 Rose is friendly and everyone's pal, She's going to be a beautician-what a gal! Gym Exhibit 115 Yearbook Committee 125 Chorus 125 Sopho- more Hop Committee 105 Librarian 11, 125 Junior Prom Com- mittee 115 Hall Patrol 125 Senior Ball Committee 125 Seasonal Ticket Seller 10, 11. A gas station attendant, for money he strives, But spends it all on the Ford he drives. Spelling Bee 10, 115 Sophomore Hop Committee 105 Shop Ex- hibit 10, 11, 125 Junior Prom Committee 115 Senior Ball Com- mittee 12. ROSE MARIE KATTNER Commercial Rosie Y 1 ROBERT KOCHER Academic Bobby Bobby is quite a brainy student, Has brown hair, is tall and prudent. Class Officer 11, 125 Band 11, 125 Sophomore Hop Committee 105 Chorus 125 Basketball 105 Lehigh Valley Science Fair 115 Senior Ball Committee 12. LEO MAIER General Leo 23 GLORIA MANTZ Commercial GoGo GoGo is a cheerleader, has a car, too, Girls like her are far too few. Chorus 10, 11, 125 Gym Team 10, 125 Cheerleader 11, 125 In- tramural Basketball 125 Sophomore Hop Committee 105 Jun- ior Prom Committee 115 Yearbook Committee 125 Senior Ball Committee 125 Hall Patrol 11, 12. DONALD MELBER General 'Mo Donnie is a fun-loving, good natured lad, When you're in his company you'l1 never feel sad. Intramural Basketball 10, 125 Junior Prom Committee 113 Shop Exhibit 10, 11, 125 Senior Ball Committee 12. ROSE MARY MICHLOVSKY Commercial Mitch Rose is the girl with the playful dimple, Friendly, talkative, coy and simple. Librarian 10, 11, 125 Sophomore Hop Committee 105 Chorus 105 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Fashion Show 11, 125 Junior Prom Comittee 115 Yearbook Committee 125 Senior Ball Committee 125 Gym Exhibit 11. 24 VICTOR NEWTON General Vic Friendly, good natured - that's our Vic, If you need a helper, he's the one to pick. Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Work Committee 10, 11, 12 5 Sophomore Hop Committee 105 Junior Prom Committee 115 Mat Crew 105 Senior Ball Committee 12. PHILIP RADER SUSANNE POTTER Academic Susie Susie's a blue eyed, curly-haired lass, Co-Editor, cheerleader, she really has class. Yearbook Co-Editor 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Hall Patrol 11, 125 Sophomore Hop Committee 105 Librarian 10, 11, 125 Junior Prom Committee 115 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Ticket Seller 10, 115 Gym Team Pianist 10, 11, 125 Fashion Show 115 Farm Show Winner 115 Student Council 115 Cheerleader 125 Slip Collector 11, 125 Senior Ball Committee 125 School Pianist 10, 11, 12. Academic Pip President of our class, orator, too, Pip is an Olympian, through and through. Football Manager 105 Football 11, 125 Basketball 11, 125 Base- ball 1O, 11, 125 Play Cast 10, 11, 125 Sophomore I-Iop Com- mittee 105 Class Officer 10, 11, 125 Oratory 11, 125 Forensics, District-State 115 Volunteer Worker 10, 11, 125 Junior Prom Committee 115 Hall Patrol 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Senior Ball Committee 12. 25 DOROTHY REDLINE Commercial Dottie Dot is quite a busy miss Long blonde hair, she's full of bliss. Chorus 10, 11, 12g Gym Team 10, 11, 12g Librarian 10, 11, 123 Sophomore Hop Chairman 10g Junior Prom Committee 113 Senior Ball Committee 125 Yearbook Circulation Manager 125 School Banker 123 Hall Patrol 11, 123 Fashion Show 113 Stu- dent Office Assistant 12. ROSE MARIE SCI-IMIDT Commercial Rosie Rosie's a new student in our class, Small and cute, a studious lass. Transferred from Nesquehoning High School. DONALD SMITH General Smitz This boy is a hunter by fame, If you must know, Donnie's the name. Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12, Shop Exhibit 10, 11, 123 Class Officer 103 Sophomore Hop Committee 103 Gym Team 11, 123 Senior Ball Committee 12. 26 Pat is always carefree, friendly and gay, We know she'll succeed in every way. Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 123 Ticket Seller 11, 123 Chorus 10, 11, 123 Yearbook Co-Art Editor 123 Sophomore Hop Com- mittee 10g Junior Prom Committee 113 Senior Ball Committee 123 Gym Team 10, 11, 12. PATRICIA TAIT Commercial Patsy Small and petite, with short dark hair, Sa1ly's a girl with a friendly air. Chorus 103 Junior Prom Committee 113 Senior Ball Com- mittee 12. J OANN TESSITORE Commercial Tessie Tessie is our head maj orette, Small and cute and as fast as a jet. Gym Team 10, 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 123 Head Majorette 10, 11, 12g Chorus 10, 111 Junior Prom Committee 113 Hall Patrol 11, 123 Student Council 105 Class Officer 11, 123 Senior Ball Committee 123 Yearbook Committee 123 Play Cast 12. SALLY WILLIAMS Commercial Sal 27 PATRICIA ZACHARIAS Commercial Patsy Patsy's in chorus, also in band, Against competition she'1l take a stand. Fashion Show 10, 11, 123 Band 10, 11, 125 Gym Exhibit 10: Junior Prom Committee 113 Chors 10, 11, 123 Senior Ball Committee 12. HAROLD ZANDERS Commercial Jake Tall and thin with dark brown hair, Jake's a lad without a care, Basketball 10gWork Group 10, 11, 125 Sophomore Hop Com- mittee 10g Junior Prom Committee 11g Mat Crew 10, 11, 123 Senior Ball Committee 12. CLASS SONG: Graduation Day CLASS COLORS: Green and' White CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS MOTTO: When traveling down the road of life, always face the sun and you will never see the shadows. 28 ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY Row One, Left to Right: Johanne Britton, Mae Ann Bellhorn, Susanne Potter. Row Two: Robert Kocher, Ronald Anthony. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Philip Rader, Robert Kocher, Joann Tessitore, Johanne Britton. 29 1 1 W , X 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f , 1 1 1 I I 430 1 31 SENIOR SNAPSHOT SAYINGS ROBERT CHEESE- But officer, I was only doing eighty! - PATRICIA ZACHARIS- Then I showed him the arm lock. JOHANNE BRITTON- Bait my hook for me, please. PATRICIA BOROSH- Aw, you tell that to all the babes. ELIZABETH BOROSH- Aw, you tell that to all the babes. WILLIAM BECHTOLD-- . . . and then it got away. ROBERT KOCHER - Yes dear, yes dear, yes dear! ROSE SCHMIDT- Make mine vanilla! HAROLD ZANDERS- Straight ahead and when you reach the corner, turn right. PATRICIA TAIT- But I wanted a two wheeler! ROSE MARIE KATTNER - But I wanna go too. SANDRA HOUSER--- Pm just waiting for a streetcarf' SUSANNE POTTER- When I get down in the dumps I get a hat. DONALD SMITH- According to this budget we can afford everything but food. RONALD ANTHONY - That's some dish ! KENNETH ACKERMAN- . . . and she's got a friend? RONALD HAYMAN- You should have seen me before I took the muscle building course. ELAINE HYDRO- They let me lick all the stamps. JAMES BILLIG- It was a good game but the other team won. JOANN TESSITORE - Well, for heaven's sake, take the picture! DOROTHYPREDLINE- But, dear, you liked succotash yesterday and the day before ! ROSE MARY MICHLOVSKY- I think I have laryngitis! GLORIA ,MANTZ - I am saying 'cheese'! SALLY WILLIAMS- Yea! Well, my mommy's bigger than your mommy! MAE ANN BELLHORN- . . . and then all my sheep came back. DOLORES BRETZIK - Hollywood! Me? PHILIP RADER- A little lower, dear. CAN Kenneth Ackerman Ronald Anthony William Bechtold Mae Ann Bellhorn James Billig Elizabeth Borosh Patricia Borosh J ohanne Britton Dolores Bretzik Robert Cheese David Eckhart Jean Fairchild Willard Flyte Donald Guresh Ronald Hayman David Hittner Clarence Hoffman Elmer Hoppes Sandra Houser Elaine Hydro Joseph Jones Rose Marie Kattner Robert Kocher Leo Maiers Gloria Mantz Donald Melber Rose Mary Michlovsky Victor Newton Susanne Potter Philip Rader Dorothy Redline Rose Marie Schmidt Donald Smith Patricia Tait Joann Tessitore Sally Williams Patricia Zacharias Harold Zanders Our class graduating? YOU IMAGI E being fat ? not arguing? without his car? not blushing? being talkative? without glasses? riding to school on the school bus ? not being in the band? not liking Fifth Street? not trying out a new dance step? without a frown? P without red hair ? sitting home at night ? running to school? not talking about Ohio? sitting still? without freckles? being the center of attention? not going out to the country? knowing where the 11 A's are? liking French? walking to school? not being serious? walking to school? being tall? without curly hair ? keeping quiet? being thin and weak? without curly hair? not joking? with short hair? with long hair ? not liking Weissport ? being small? being in one place for five minutes? not smiling ? eating in the gym ? in the center of a group of girls? C ASS WILL p We, the Senior Class of 1959 of Jim Thorpe Senior High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: MR. MITMAN-Our thanks and appre- ciation for all his work in the school system. MR. MORRIS - Our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the guidance and advice which he has rendered to us dur- ing our school years. MRS. SCHULENBERG - Our co-ad- visor, a new, larger desk for all her books and references. MR. QUINN-Our co-advisor, an art course for the benefit of his next senior health class. MRS. BARRY-A new cabinet for her music books. MRS. HOPPES-An automatic correct- ing machine to save her eyes from cor- recting so many papers. MISS NEAST--Wings for her DeSoto so that she may travel faster. MRS. MALKIN-A new .group of effi- cient librarians to replace those who are graduating. MRS. MANGAN-A new English Com- position Class that likes to write compo- sitions. MRS. McCULLION - A new P.A.D. Class that is as interested in world af- fairs as we are. MISS REESE--New sewing machines for the Home Ec Room. MRS. THEOPHILIS - Another quiet English Class like ours. MRS. THEAR-An office Assistant to aid her in her numerous chores. MR. ANDREAS-A new supply of wood for his Shop Classes. MR. BUGLIO-A home in Jim Thorpe to save his tires from wear. MR. KEISER - New attentive Trigo- nometry students to replace those who are graduating. MR. KLINE-A new set of table and chairs for his Mechanical Drawing Classes. TO MR. MYERS--A new supply of chem- icals for his laboratory. TO MR. SCHRADER-More free time to spend with the Seniors. TO MR. SMITH and MR. DUNBAR--Our many thanks for keeping our school neat and clean. KENNETH ACKERMAN-Place on basket- ball team to Ralph Lennon. Leisure time to Michael O'Donnell. RONALD ANTHONY - Tallness to Ellis Moser. Argumentive ability to William Strohl. WILLIAM BECHTOLD - Straight hair to Thomas Klitsch. MAE ANN BELLHORN - Noon hours by himself to Brent Rohlfing. Seat in chorus to Ellen Cheese. JAMES BILLIG - Quietness to Vincent Gilotti. J OHANN E BRITTON - Motherly Ability to Judy Wells and Carole Rimsky. ELIZABETH BOROSH - Driving ability to Theresa Benick. Shyness to Carol Hawk. PATRICIA BOROSH-Long ride to school by himself to Kenneth Bruner. Short- ness to Dorothy Diehm. DOLORES BRETZIK-Walks to school on cold mornings to Karen Saile. Seat in English Class to Claudia Kibler. ROBERT CHEESE-Managership in basket- ball to Ronald Jackson. Bus ride to Charlotte Doblog. DAVID ECKHART-Daily walks to school to Charles McHugh. JEAN FAIRCHILD-Red hair to Fae Al- beck. Shorthand ability to Barbara Ben- nett. WILLARD FLYTE -- Shop projects to Arthur Swank. DONALD GURESH-Curly hair to Barbara Stehle. Shortness to David Steidle. RONALD HAYMAN-Place in the Senior Class to Sue Hayman. DAVID HITTNER-Leisure time to John Utsick. CLARENCE HOFFMAN - Homework to Doris Mele. ELMER HOPPES-Place in the Senior Class to Kenneth Hoppes. SANDRA HOUSER-Long eyelashes to Kay Swartz. Lead in Senior High Play to Jean Edwards. ELAINE HYDRO-A new dancing partner to Delwyn Herbert. Long walk to school to Ann Hummel. JOSEPH JONES-Scientific mind to Wil- liam Burnhouser. ROSE MARIE KATTNER--Blonde hair to Rose Mary Miller. Shorthand ability to Melva Kibler. ROBERT KOCHER-Interest in mathemat- ics to Donald Becker. LEO MAIER-Car to George Duffy. GLORIA MANTZ-Shortness to Doris Burn- houser. Place in Office Practice Class to Martha O'Neill. DONALD MELBER-Driving ability to Wil- liam Mulligan. ROSE MICHLOVSKY - Common sense to Gary Hiller. Pony tail to Carole Walker. VICTOR NEWTON--Place in the General Course to Douglas Stermer. SUSANNE POTTER-Natural curly hair to Jacquelyn Windbeck. Slip-collecting job to Alice Volovski. PHILIP RADER-Position on football team to John Heckman. Ride to the heights to Thomas Tracey. DOROTHY REDLINE-Long hair to Jac- quelyn Herbert. Typing ability to Patri- cia Zeiser. ROSE SCHMIDT-Ride to school by her- self to Nanette Rowe. Office Practice Classes to Ruth Ann Miller. DONALD SMITH-Science classes to Fran- cis Kunkle. PATRICIA TAIT-Mountain climb to school to James Malatak. Tall stature to Mary Rose Mueller. JOANN TESSITORE - Quietness in Mrs. McCul1ion's study halls to Kathleen Rim- sky. Obedience in majorette practice to Nancy Brogan. SALLY WILLIAMS-Black, curly hair to Ellen Lauth. Shortness to Nancy Mich- lovsky. PATRICIA ZACHARIAS - Shortness to Marilyn Eckhart. Long bus ride to Carole- Heller. HAROLD ZANDERS-Bookkeeping Classes to Barbara Berger. NAME Kenneth Ackerman Ronald Anthony William Bechtold Mae Ann Bellhorn James Billig Elizabeth Borosh Patricia Borosh Dolores Bretzik J ohanne Britton Robert Cheese David Eckhart Jean Fairchild Willard Flyte Donald Guresh Ronald Hayman David Hittner Clarence Hoffman Elmer Hoppes Sandra Houser Elaine Hydro Joseph Jones Rose Kattner Robert Kocher Leo Maier Gloria Mantz Donald Melber Rose Mary Michlovsky Victor Newton Susanne Potter Philip Rader Dorothy Redline Rose Schmidt Donald Smith Patricia Tait Joann Tessitore Sally Williams Patricia Zacharias Harold Zanders DISTINCTION Always seen on South St. Arguing Red hair Long, dark hair Quietness Glasses Laugh Brown eyes Always seen with Pip White Bucks Blond hair and black eyebrows Red hair Always teasing Dark, wavy hair Walk Tease Freckles Short Blonde hair Brown eyes Dark complexion Blonde hair Independent Blue Oldsmobile Always seen with Ken Curly hair Pony tail Blue eyes Natural curly hair Hobbling on one leg Long blonde hair Short hair Funny Tallness Long eyelashes Dimples Glasses Tallness 36 LIKES Sports Dances Basketball Brent Basketball French Kenny Dave Green Fords Writing to Franny Hunting Money and clothes Hunting Chemistry Football Girls Hunting Cars Jimmy Dances Science Sodas Jazz Money Cheerleading Hillbilly music Gary Ford cars Cheerleading Sports George Cats Fishing Navy Dancing Jim Ice Skating Palmerton DISLIKES Getting up mornings Tumbling Dirty car Homework French Injections Homework P.A.D. Sad people Getting up early School Walking Homework Homework Riding school bus Homework French Walking Homework Conceited people Homework Getting up early Rock and Roll School Monday mornings School Quiet people Rice Conceited people Walking Bossie people Show-offs School Selfish people To be rushed Moochers Riding the bus Card cheaters AMBITION Service B.S. Degree Dentist Nurse Undecided Nurse Florist To graduate Nurse Who knows? Navy Housewife Army Undecided Football Coach Air Force Succeed in Life Undecided Office Worker Live a long, happy life Scientist Beautician Mathematician To get rich Secretary State Cop Newspaper Columnist Service Nurse Speech Therapist Receptionist Bookkeeper Coast Guard To lead a useful life To make the best out of life Housewife Secretary Unknown 37 FAVORITE SAYING You know it! One point off for English mistake! Don't fool around! What? Will you help me with some Trig, Bob ? J ohanne, what homework do we have? I don't care! Why ? Betty, do you know how late I was up studying ? I give up! Huh! You know it! That's quite the thing! Hey, Foo, what did you get in Chem- istry ? Tally-ho! I don't know! Shut up! Huh! Jimmy was in last night. Do you mind? Hee Hee Hee! What ? Cool! Huh! What homework do we have? That's ridiculous! If you're lucky! How are things? Oh, Phooey! Huh ? I got a letter. Stop it! You don't say! I got a letter from Bob. Oh, Brother! Big Deal! Gee Oh Whiz! I don't care! CLASS ECHCES Now get this straight! Levez-vous pour la priere, s'il vous plait. I could, but I won't. Sig n out first. Who sits there ? He who hesitates is lost. I'm not telling you again . . . Girls ! ...... Attention ! We have a lot on the agenda for today. Oh no, not again! Turn down the volume! Get ready for your timed writings.. A word to the wise should be sufficient! Not another test! But there's a game tonight! We didn't know we were having a test today. You're unteachable! Find the factsg filter the factsg fuse the factsg follow the facts! It's only the first bell. You know the regulations. I can teach you but I can't learn you! Remove the gum! Do you have our tests corrected yet? Let's quiet down! Would you rather stay after school? 38 REMEMBER WHE We spent our first day as the Seniors Bunny gave herself a black eye. Elaine slipped on the ice. Pat Tait brought her lunch to Health Class. Rooms 5 and 9 had their Homeroom Assemblies. Ronnie's car was missing. Seven Senior boys joined the Bachelor's Club. J ean's gym suit fell into the foot bath. The hot dogs for the canteen broke apart. We had a class meeting that lasted for two hours. We won our first football game. Patsy slipped on the steps going to Room 1. The General Boys wore their suits to school. Sandy and Rosie got stuck in the mud. We beat Tamaqua. Dorothy hit herself on the head with the Indian Club. Our girl's gym class initiated Mr. Watto. Susie and Mae Ann couldn't turn off the hot water in the lockerroom. Dave and Bill wore their new hairdos. Pip got hurt in football and spent several months on crutches. Billy Bechtold scored 47 points in a basketball game. Robert Kocher won honorable mention in the National Merit Scholarship Test. We went on our class trip to New York. We participated in Class Night. We graduated on June 2, 1959. 39 S 0 D I S l . n JLI IOR CLASS Row One, Left to Right: Mrs. Mangan, Mary Rose Mueller, Martha O'Neill, Carole Heller, Carole Rim- sky, Kathleen Rimsky, Jacquelyn Windbeck, Melva Kibler, Kay Swartz, Theresa Benick, Mr. Keiser. Row Two: Nanette Rowe, Sue Hayman, Jacquelyn Herbert, Carol Walker, Judy Wells, Barbara Berger, Patricia Zeiser, Carole Hawk, Barbara Bennett, Karen Saile, Dorothy Diehm, Ellen Cheese, Jean Edwards, Charlotte Doblog. Row Three: Nancy Brogan, Ann Hummel, Margaret Watkins, Fae Albeck, Ruth Ann Miller, Doris Burnhouser, Marilyn Eckhart, Alice Volovsky, Rose Mary Miller, Barbara Stehle, Doris Mele, Marian Martz. Row Four: William Strohl, Delwyn Herbert, Brent Rohlfing, Ronald Jackson, Gary Hiller, Francis Kunkle, Ralph Lennon, John Utsick, Vincent Gilotti, John Heckman. Row Five: William Burnhouser, Arthur Swank, Francis Becker, Kenneth Bruner, Ellis Moser, Thomas Klitsch, Kenneth Hoppes, Douglas Stermer. Row Six: Charles McHugh, Michael O'Donnell, David Steidle, James Malatak, William Mulligan, George Duffy, Thomas Tracey, William Kemmerer. OFFICERS Left to Right: Judy Wells, Delwyn Herbert, Nancy Brogan, Charles McHugh. SOPHOMCJRE CLASS Row One, Left to Right: Miss Neast, Patricia Eaves, Pamela Moore, Phyllis Jordan, Judy Swartz, Karen Wernett, Charlene Frehulfer, Darlene Knappen- berger, Marjorie Sobers, Joann Sebelin, Carolyn Kemmerer, Phyllis Nalesnik, Shelia Snyder, Mr. Myers. Row Two: Jane Ellen Gover, Shirley Bond, Rose Marie Strohl, Edith Meckes, Dolores Haschin, Shirley Wernett, Dawn Houser, Carol Burnhouser, Barbara Frye, Joann Smith, Catherine Reabold. Row Three: Ruth Bachmann, Donna Jones, Ruth Angelovic, Barbara Neast, Patricia Micale, Lothaine Rehrig, Sandra Heiser, Kathleen Bimler. Row Four: Lee Hoffman, Bruce Tredinnick, Donald Harris, Terry Watto, Harold McArdle, Glen Moyer, Robert Zovak, Ronald Harris, Earl Gable, William Yanette. Row Five: Harley Henning, Michael Cibik,. Harry Snell, Joseph McArdle, Bernard Strubinger, John Kopsky, Ronald Kurinec, Lynn Batdorf. Row Six: Charles Romanisko, Hugh Dugan, Edward McArdle, James Borosh, Charles Albeck, Richard Gehring, William Henry, Robert Balliet. OFFICERS Left to Right: Terry Watto, Karen Wernett, Judy Swartz, Earl Gable. XG ffm 13441 Q-7 Q 1' 1 .? '1.a3 2 t., ,- fl ,QA .d 1.9 'll 51 ' ' 'I 5 ' l X ff? . f . v Af ,f i.: 1-7' af f V 14, 7 I 135. -' A an ff FRESH MEN CLASS GIRLS Row One, Left to Right: Linda Reggeiro, Ann Katt- ner, Patricia Bretz, Barbara Altemose, Judith Len- non, Martha Filer, Sarah Leifeld, Ann Barno, Valentine Hawk, Ruth Bennett, Mary Ann Melin- charik, Diane Mantz, Constance Neast. Row Two: Barbara Smith, Mary Ann Zellner, Michele Bench, Evelyn Siedel, Grace Kneas, Sandra Heckman, Megan Herbert, Leslie Cheese, Susan Carroll, Donna Deats, Lynn Sellers, Judith Rader, Raelene Kissner, Carolyn Harter. Row Three: Sandra Kline, Naomi Hawk, Marlene Yeakel, Nancy Herron, Georgine Strohl, Janet Reis, Ruth Barachie, Betty Lou Snyder, Josephine Steigerwalt, Gail Dingee, Sandra Yaich. Row Four: Andrea Ohl, Jacquelyn Solomon, Eileen Hinger, Jean Meuller, Ellen Herman, Marcella Mur- ray, Raelene Melber, Diana Kressler, Diane Williams, Claire Tessitore, Carol Foster, Bernice Herman, Barbara Koons. BOYS Row One, Left to Right: Stroud Hiller, James Bro- gan, Donald Deemer, Carl Lochner, George Weiksner, John Brozino, Joseph Karper, Michael McGinley, Barry Reinart, Lawrence Gola. Row Two: Paul Hydro, Joseph Rimsky, John Balliet, Frederick Meich, Thomas Gombert, Donald Zeiser, Ronald Cunfer, Charles Zellner, Horace Kneas, John Bret- zik, James Simmons. Row Three: Peter Weiksner, William Dougherty, Robert Hawk, Wayne Reabold, Edward Snyder, Ronald Perry, Robert Kostishion, James Romanchik, Dale Burnhouser, Joseph Schweibinz, Joseph Haschin. Row Four: Joseph Davidyok, Earl Heydt, Frank Hydro, Robert Groover, James Yanette, Wayne Sibbach, Richard Michlovsky, James Downs, Allen Steigerwalt, Joseph Pavlick, Norman Rimbey. EIGHTH GRADE Row One, Left to Right: Carolyn Wagner, Betty Gibbon, Joann Beers, Evelyn Kemmerer, Gladys Knappenberger, Kathleen Kemmerer, Arlene Rimbey, Gloria Kibler, Sharon Hummel, Julia Nalesnik, Judith Yaich, Shirley Kressler, Marilyn Miller. Row Two: Isabella Kane, Marilee Stenzhorn, Josephine Fabian, Marjorie Solomon, Sharon Melber, Lillian Jones, Mary Ann Walker, Linda Miller, Patricia Williams, Jeanne Sterling, Jane Esrang, Barbara Springer, Mary Jane Becker, Kathleen Nothstein, Tommie Jordan. Row Three: Virginia Yanett, Carole Yanette, Lawrence Morris, Jr., Barry Watto, Lester Dunstan, Edward Reabold, Harry Roscoe, Thomas Sheehan, Frank Gilotti, David Bryfogle, Kenneth Jacoby, Keith Bellhorn, Bruce Burnhouse! George Williams, Dennis Tredinnick, Cynthia DeRemer. Row Four: Patricia Coppie, Robert Fincham, Bernard Schmidt, Grant Andrews, Max Acker, John Maehrer, James Blazejewski, Alexander Kane, Alan De- Michael, Charles Sterner, David Jones, David Romanisko, James Rehrig, Sharon Joseph. EVE TH GRADE Row One, Left to Right: Beatrice Koons, Ann Louise Klotz, Eileen Windbeck, Judith Neast, Natalie Wells, Sharon Deats, Darlene Witt-, Linda Helmer, Joann Kibler, Sandra Andrews, Audrey Miller, Constance Schlecht, Diane Felker, Margaret Becker, Patricia Pry, Mary Coppie. Row Two: Joann Redline, Pearl Hoppes, Mary Hill, Carol Weiksner, Jane Gilbert, Patricia Shuck, Lee Swartz, Hagar Pry, Marie Leonard, Joan Utsick, Catherine Putt, Nadine Roat, Darlene Miller, Helen Guth, Maria Dart. Row Three: Walter Gibbon, William Diehm, Harry Kneas, Ray Fincham, Phyllis Burnhouser, Carol Smith, Georgine Romanchik, Kay Feuerstein, Eleanor Barno, Edward Cheese, Edward Solomon, Jeffrey James, Thomas Thomas Swolensky, Russell Polkendo. Row Four: Neast, Irwin Walck, Jon Weaver, William Rhodes, David Newton, John Barno, James Gombert, Thomas Thomas Reabold, Kenneth Downs, Joseph Kibler, Schlecht, Charles McHugh, Ernest Renritzy, Fred- erick Bresswein, Robert Snyder, Harry Eisenhart, Martin Snyder. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY TEAM Kneeling, Left to Right: Stroud Hiller, Wayne Reabold, James Brogan, Earl Heydt. Standing: Mr. Andreas, Coach, Donald Deemer, George Weiksner, Dale Burnhouser, Paul Hydro, Peter Weiksner. JUNIOR HIGH JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Kneeling, Left to Right: Frank Gilotti, Dennis Tredinnick, Lester Dunstan, Barry Watto, George Williams, Harry Roscoe. Standing: Mr. Andreas, Coach, .John Maehrer, Thomas Sheehan, Kenneth Jacoby, Lawrence Morris, Jr., David Bryfogle, James Rehrig. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, Left to Right: Ronald Perry, Carol Foster, George Weiksner, Mr.'Dubs, Lynn Sellers, Gloria Kibler. Standing: Phyllis Burnhouser, Natalie Wells, Mary Ann Walker, Lawrence Morris, Jr., Frederick Bresswein, William Diehm, Bruce Burnhouser, Barry Rehnart. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Kneeling, Left to Right: Megan Herbert, Raelene Kissner, Susan Carroll. Standing: Sharon Melber, Josephine Fabian, Marjorie Solomon. S W 'y'x Q k 1 939 , fm 1 ! W3 if 9 TUDE T COUNCIL Seated, Left to Right: Doris Mele, Brent Rohlfing, Gary Hiller, William Bechtold, Kay Swartz, Mrs. McCullion, Sandra Houser, Pamela Moore. Standing: Sandra Heiser, Patricia Borosh, Robert Cheese, Donald Harris, Harold McArdle, Vincent Gilotti, HALL P TRCDL Ronald Anthony. Row One, Left to Right: Carole Walker, Sue Hay- man, Dorothy Diehm, Doris Mele, Charlotte Doblog, Marian Martz, Judy Wells, Joanne Tessitore. Row Two: Gloria Mantz, Rose Marie Kattner, Sandra Houser, Jacquelyn Windbeck, Melva Kibler, Kay Swartz, Nancy Brogan, Alice Volovski, Susanne Potter. Row Three: J ohanne Britton, Mae Ann Bell- horn, Elizabeth Borosh, Elaine Hydro, Doris Burn- houser, Barbara Stehle. Row Four: Philip Rader, William Bechtold, Donald Guresh, Lance Hoffman, Ronald Jackson. Row Five: James Malatak, Gary Hiller, Robert Cheese, Ronald Hayman, Ronald Anthony. SENIOR HIGH PL Y CAST Seated, Left to Right: Jacquelyn Herbert, Joann Tessitore, Kay Swartz, Miss Neast, Sandra Houser. Standing: Ronald Jackson, Johanne Britton, Philip Rader, Patricia Micale, Gary Hiller, Judy Wells, William Henry, Glen Moyer. LIBR RY CLUB Seated, Left to Right: Jacquelyn Windbeck, Rose Mary Michlovsky, Patricia Borosh, Dorothy Redline, Elaine Hydro, Mae Ann Bellkorn, Susanne Potter, Mrs. Malkin, Rose Marie Kattner, Sandra Houser, Johanne Britton, Elizabeth. Borosh. Standing: Char- lene Frehulfer, Charlotte Doblog, Barbara Berger, Doris Burnhouser, Shirley Bond, Judy Wells, Sandra Heiser, Pamela Moore, Patricia Micale, Lothaine Rehrig, Phyllis Jordan, Barbara Neast, Karen Wernett, Phyllis Nalesnik, Patricia Eves, Ruth Angelovic, Jane Ellen Gover. BAND DIRECTOR MR. BUGLIO AN Db Piccolo-Charlene Frehulferg Oboe-Donna Deatsg Flute-Carolyn Harter, Linda Helmer, Patri- cia Eavesg Eb Clarinet-Natalie Wellsg Bb Clarinet -Judy Wells, Raelene Kissner, Constance Neast, Pamela Moore, Phyllis Jordan, Judy Neast, Nadine Roat, Jane Gilbert, Darlene Reaboldg Bass Clarinet- Johanne Britton, Mary Jane Beckerg Alto Saxo- phone-Gail Dingee, Karl Lochner, Sharon Deatsg Baritone Saxophone-Ronald Jacksong Trumpet- Harold McArdle, Robert Hawk, David Hittner, Stroud Hiller, Patricia Zacharias, Betty Lou Snyder, Wayne Reabold, John Brozinog Trombone-Carol Burnhouser, Shelia Snyder, Martin Snyder, Jeffrey Jamesg Baritone-Barbara Springer, Ronald Millerg Percussion-Robert Kocher, Fred Bresswein, William Hoffman, David Bryfogle, James Rehrl. CHORUS INSTRUCTOR DISTRICT CHORUS - STATE BAND l l Mas. :wmv N JOHANNE BRITTON MIXED CHORUS Row One, Left to Right: Patricia Zacharias, Alice Volovsky, Ellen Lauth, Kathleen Rimsky, Rose Mary Miller, Susanne Potter, Dorothy Redline, Gloria Mantz, Judy Wells, Claudia Kibler, Carole Rimsky, Kethleen Bimler. Row Two: Carole Walker, Jacque- lyn Windbeck, Ruth Bachman, Joann Seblin, Shirley Wernett, Sue Hayman, Melva Kibler, Doris Mele, Karen Saile, Marian Martz, Barbara Berger. Row Three: Nancy Brogan, Charlene Fruhulfer, Patricia Tait, Mae Ann Bellhorn, Nancy Michlovsky, Doris Burnhouser, Rose Marie Kattner, Shirley Bond, Joann Smith. Row Four: Patricia Eaves, Judy Swartz, Karen Wernett, Barbara Neast, Lothaine Rehrig, Patricia Micale, Sandra Heiser, Phyllis Jordan, Pamela Moore, Dorothy Diehm, Ellen Cheese, Ruthann Miller. Row Five: Carole Heller, Johanne Britton, Carol Burnhouser, Shelia. Snyder, Dawn Houser, Barbara Frye, Phyllis Nalesnik, Fae A1- beck, Jean Edwards, Mary Rose Mueller. Row Six: Glen Moyer, Philip Rader, Terry Watto, Harold McArdle, Ellis Moser, William Burnhouser, James Malatak, Robert Kocher, Ronald Hayman, Robert Cheese. SPELLING BEE CHAMPIONS Michael O'Donnell, Rose Marie Strohl. Absent when picture was taken: Patricia Borosh. GYM TEAM Row One, Left to Right: John Utsick, William Yanette, Joseph Jones, Earl Gable, James Borosh. Row Two: Ellen Lauth, Rose Mary Miller, Francis Kunkle, John Heckman, Donald Becker, Lee Hoff- man, Kathleen Rimsky, Carole Rimsky, Mr. Quinn. Row Three: Martha 0'Neill, Shirley Bond, Charlene Frehulfer, James Malatak, Ellis Moser, Delwyn Herbert, Donald Harris, Terry Watto, David Eck- hart, Susanne Potter, Jacquelyn Windbeck. Row Four: Johanne Britton, Elaine Hydro, Joann Tessi- tore, Kathleen Bimler, Ruth Angelovic, Alice Volov- sky, Judy Wells, Carole Kemmerer, Shirley Wernett, Joann Seblin, Marjorie Sobers, Patricia Eaves. Row Five: Patricia Micale, Sandra Heiser, Lothaine Rehrig, Barbara Neast, Shelia Snyder, Phyllis Nalesnik, Barbara Frye, Dawn Houser, Carol Burn- houser, Judy Swartz, Phyllis Jordan. GYM TEAM ACTION SHOTS WILLIAM YANETTE J OSEPH JONES Standing on Hands, Left to Right: William Yanette, Ellis Moser, Joseph Jones, John Utsick. Kneeling: James Malatak, Ronald Jackson. Standing: Francis Kunkle. CRATORICAL REPRESENTATIVES Seated, Left to Right: Charlene Frehulfer, Alternate, Patricia Micale, Carbon County Girl's Oratorical Winner: Mrs. Mangan, Coachg Philip Rader, Michael O'Donnell, SERVICE CLUB Alternate. Row One, Left to Right: Carol Hawk, Alice Volov- sky, Ellen Lauth, Kathleen Rimsky, Rose Mary Miller, Susanne Potter, Dorothy Redline, Judy Wells, Carole Rimsky, Kathleen Bimler, Marilyn Eckhart, Ruth Anglovic. Row Two: Carole Walker, Ann Hummel, Ruth Bachman, Joann Seblin, Shirley Wernett, Doris Mele, Karen Saile, Edith Meckes, Dolores Haschin, Barbara Stehle. Row Three: Kay Swartz, Nancy Brogan, Patricia Eaves, Charlene Frehulfer, Marjorie Sobers, Carolyn Kemmerer, Sandra Houser, Rose Marie Kattner, Shirley Bond, Joann Smith. Row Four: Patricia Zeiser, Judy Swartz, Karen Wernett, Barbara Neast, Lothaine Rehrig, Patricia Micale, Sandra Heiser, Phyllis Jor- dan, Pamela Moore, Dorothy Diehm, Ruth Ann Miller. Row Five: Barbara Bennett, Martha O'Nei1l, Theresa Benick, Carol Burnhouser, Shelia Snyder, Dawn Houser, Barbara Frye, Phyllis Nalesnik, Fae Albeck, Jean Edwards. Row Six: Ronald Jackson, Ronald Kurinec, Michael Cibik, Terry Watto, Ellis Moser, Ronald Harris, Bruce Tredinnick, Bernard Strubinger, Donald Harris, Lee Hoffman, William Henry. JU IOR PRO RGYALTY Conrad Bincarosky, William Bechtold, Princeg Philip Rader, Kingg Joann Tessitore, Queen: Susan Hodor, J ohanne Britton, Princess. JU IOR PROM I r t I F E FCJOTB LL TE M Row One, Left to Right: Mr. Heycock, John Heck- man, Gary Hiller, Delwyn Herbert, Brent Rohlfing, Kenneth Ackerman, Ronald Hayman, James Billig, Willard Flyte, Kenneth Bruner, Mr. Schrader. Row Two: George Weiksner, Robert Zovak, Donald Becker, James Borosh, Vincent Gilotti, Ralph Len- non, Ronald Kurinec, Terry Watto, William Yanette, Bruce Tredinnick, Stroud Hiller, Michael Cicik, Arthur Guth, Charles Romanisko, Peter Weiksner, Robert Hawk, Frank Hydro, Wayne Reabold, Robert Balliet. Row Three: Donald Harris, Charles Albeck, John Kopsky, Earl Gable, Mr. Quinn, Donald Deemer, James Borosh, Francis Kunkle, Ronald Harris. 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Standing, Left to Right: Darle M Joann Tessitore, Head ling: Knee Borosh, Carole rn, Elaine Hydro, Patricia Bellho IIII ancy Brogan, Mae A penberger, N SENIOR MAJORETTES JOANN TESSITORE HYDRO ELAINE fl' hnhnn YA 'rn hAmh B n 1 1 1 I 1 V1 QF' x fly Q 5 XS W: 1 B4 'pa 5. M .Q .J , 'sf -A J 1 Af m -ww .i . iw 5 5 i- X m Y . 1 Q A ' 5 3, K KN-x Mall 1, ' ' - 2 ' ' sis? ' i U X KN KX f 1 ' .K A M V. ,A 'f x 4 M47 . . +I . .R . .. ,Q -:Qi is 3 1 L 2 3 -41.1 rs . f k-NK E wk . .rs .ww A x , 'E x Q 'W i Q I Xigmn 41: M ,R X .. - 6 'er ,M g 'Q ww 'S ww W W fx 1 f -. X P1 4 , ' f 1' Y f E 'X fwkg a -A' , 7 ' if' g .I ' . 2 2' fl ' . Q I N. S Q , g,a d,,.--' xv W., P Ei 'X kia, X an ik 'S' ti K gs K? ifsr N AM BECHTOLD SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS AND COACH KENNETH ACKERMAN KLINE, Coach THOMAS KLITSCH TRGPHY MITH H LL TCLIRNAME T HAMPS Kneeling, Left to Right: William Bechtold, Thomas Klitsch, Kenneth Ackerman, Gary Hiller, Vincent Gilotti. Standing: William Yanette, Managerg Robert Cheese, Managerg James Borosh, Brent Rohlfing, Ralph Lennon, Charles McHugh, Mr. Kline, Coachg Ronald Jackson, Manager. 70 fl f M if ff A m fi , Wa XM ,Q gk ,ff OE A f 6 in 1 I L 2: ii.. -J Q MA J t . 'cn' r. JL 4., '9 'T Cong rotulotions to The Class of 1959 From THE CLASS OF VICE-PRESIDENT ..... --- SECRETARY ..... TREASURER --- 74 1960 --- Delwyn Herbert Charles McHugh --- Judith Wells --- Nancy Brogan COMPLIMENTS to TheXClass of 1959 From THE CLASS OF PRESIDENT .................- ........ VICE-PRESIDENT .... SECRETARY ..... TREASURER --- -75 1961 ----- Earl Gable ---- Judith Swartz --- Karen Wernett RATLAI hCI F 59 rom Your Closs Photographer CAL PANE STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Hozelton, Pa. Compliments of The Officers and Employees JIM THORPE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Jim Thorpe, Pa. T--rmriwimm 'ix . -M - 1 .:--'- ,..-Q ri- s 2? Ifl 1, Q 9 1 '- T Q 9 Compliments of JACOB FRUMKIN AND SONS WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS 330 South Church Si. Hazelton, Pa. X 78? W 1 ll 'VW 1 u '11 li uuuuuw ein- 1. V v v :-:- TYDOL f O COSSMAN'S GARAGE Paul Cossmcm, Y Chryl -Ply h D ler J Th p P WAC C lim Of LAKE HARMONY LODGE Patty Fouzio, Prop. B W h F k Gilotti, Mgr. From THE BEVAN sc:-looL PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Compliments Of ' NEAST 84 COMPAN UIVISIOUOUCIIIIILXY1 Q Compliments I Building Materiols of Paints - Gloss -L Cool ANTHONY'S -Lim- Jim Thorpe, Po. Lewis Anthony - Prop. YOUR PONTIAC DEALER Jim Thorpe, Pa. Compliments of i . D ' L X90 G6 Bear Creek Dairy m n K f M00 BEHRENS BROS. I p d A e I sefamzf 1 l A Q P Dodge - Plymouth Soles and Service KEN KOSTEN BADER MOTORS R ute 209 One L hight L h ght Mile East f Bridg P 80 Perfectly Pasteurized And Homogenized Milk Jim Thorpe, Pa. Compliments Of Compliments Of GEN ETTl'S SAV-WAY MARKETS Lehighton -- Lonsford - Tomoquo - Hozelton - We Give S 81 H Green Stamps NILDONER INSURANCE AGENCY Chorles Wildoner Jim Thorpe, Po. Best Wishes Compliments Jim Thorpe, Area of Sully's School District P.T.A. Compliments Of Mouch Chunk alevision Service Co. Shoe Repclir Shop Jim Thorpe, Pa. Compliments of Oberson's Store CYou'r Television Coblel j Jam Tho,-pe, po, Lehighton, Po. Phone DR 7-2250 81 fly P J W Hamm Chevrolet Of 420 North First Street Floyd Crostley Lehighton, Pa. 628 Pine St. Best Wishes Chevrolet Dealr Compliments. Cadillac Jim Thorpe, Pa. It From O Tommy Schafer's Mertz Watch Service n Music Shop Ancl Jewelry Store Second Street l9l South First Street Lehighton PG - 1 Lehi hton Pa 9 ' ' Phone DR 7-3920 IQIY- Phone DR 7-3390 Compliments Compliments of of WSlSS'S STOVE Dr. Roy Mosser A Square Deal To All! 8K Lunsford, Pa. 0 Family Compliments Compliments Of Of Lemmo Florist Marion Hose Jim Thorpe, Pa. Company J im Thorpe, Pa. Compliments Compliments of of Mayor's Auto Service Roa1 s Pharmac 'i X . f J Y if i ' ' West Ninth Street i if JI' .f . T Jim Thorpe, PQ. A N Q 1 I Compliments T Jim Thorpe, pc.. u fu? ,V 1 if f 0 f 1 5 I All If fo' ' Laurer Brothers Congratulations to The senior Class of 1959 Groceries Sf Meets from A Phone 306-J Potter's Barber Sho il f.L?f2'?l P BWI-:.ef2ggT:Q, ' .44-f ' S 4,,: 4. 1 432 North sf. Q' grep' ' ' .4 y Q ' g. Jirjn Thorpe, Pa. 'E' no Compliments Best Wishes Of C Carbon Electric J. J. Newberry's Jim Thorpe, Po. Jim Thorpe, Pa. s1Anmn K Zsso STATIONS Highlands Compliments of E550 Vincent D. McFadden Service Center Insurance l Gas -Oil - Lubrication I Jim Thorpe, pa, 83 ' Il Compliments ' 1 Il X F S Ma rzen s Q . Q, of 'Keys :LR N I Qffff - W' 1114 ' , p ,f'Ql-,N ,Variety 'H' 2 t s 4 ' YS? S ore Compliments of Ulshafer's Barber Shop West Broadway o Q EY 3' Groceries M Q -lil: Thorpe, P0- Fresh and Cold eats Frozen Foods xg.: ll IW, And Contectionaries Phone 718 Best Wishes Jim Thorpe, Pa. Bommer Best Wishes x Wholesale Co. 1 Mildred's Beauty X2 f WISE Potato Chips X Y , BACHMAN Pretzels Shoppe Paokloo Foods naw A Phone Lehighton 1582 Broadway S 3 Lehighton, Pa. Jim Thorpe, Pa. in s C S.. 41 Best Wishes Best Wishes Windsor Store M, Gateway Inc. 115 North First Sf. 'F . T! fn: ,. Bowling Lanes Mil gf 2 Lehighton, Pa. ' J Q as Rd. 4 Lehighton, Pa. ' ow Compliments Compliments Phone DR 7-79968 of gf Lehighton Hardware Co. Loyal Order of Moose M. 81 J. Kistler Susquehanna St. 84 Jim Thorpe, Pa. 237 North First Lehighton, Pa. Phone DR 7-0389 St. Compliments of McGrail Furniture Co. i Best Wishes The Thrifty Store For Thrifty People G' Murphy Co' l55 North First Street Lehighton, Pa. The Family Store Phone DR 7-2500 L H ht P Eijmlllllllllsiill E Qg eu an, a. 3 2. Q Compliments Compliments . . . . gnaliiiirtiilm. , Zern s Pharmacy Q gi, -A V ti 276 South First Street Smlthls Lehighton, Pa. 1 Appliances 81 Furniture +REllABLEi0 + B 134 south First sneer - Lehighton, Pa. Compliments of I Compliments Kleintop's of T Boulevard Drive-In Diner - Restaurant l Lehighton, Pa. Blakeslee Boulevard ICE Lehighton, Pa. Compliments Best Wishes F lotter Jewelry Store Of Diamonds - Watches Birthstone Rings ' H l36 South First Street pf: 556.5 ROUTG 209 L h' ht , P . f':'f',4,iw4 ft-f q e Ig on G Lehighton, Pa. Phone DR 7-1530 2-'rfj '. -- n -- -:W 85 Compliments of Palmerton Sanitary Dairy Lester Stoss Phone 444 ,3 Jim Thorpe, Pa. l g li A Best Wishes Tab's Hardware Store Jim Thorpe, Pa. Compliments of Hontz's Garage Jim Thorpe, Po. Compliments of Benick's Meat Market 241 Center Avenue Jim Thorpe, Pa. , ga - ui im nu 4 I Q' o I, , Best Wishes A Compliments I Dugan s of Clgdl' S'l'Ol'e He'-mqn'5 Hallmark Greeting Cards Bar 8' Gnu Dolly Madison lce Cream 5eUf00d-'Bee'-Wine Compliments of 4 :Elin John Borosh MT. Pisgah l'l0'l'el Electric 8. Heating Service Fritz 8K Mimm Hussar 208 Came' Ave- Liquor ---------- Food Jim Thorpe, Pa. J Bee, ---H-- Wine Phone 789 ' 86 Dealer for KURLAND STOK Schwqrfz Bi-Q1-he'-5 All Forms of Insurance Home Furnishers Englei' Phone 281-J Insurance Agency J- 'rh . 'm me' PG Telephone 621 307 Center St. Jim Thorpe, Pa. ? ? -1,-.'-lk.. .fs - Best Wishes Sfeve's Diner Jim Thorpe, Pa. Ring Funeral Home Emmet J. Ring John H. Ring Compliments Of Ma rzen's Compliments of Best Wishes Mars'reIler's Sfehlds D,-U9 Store Riding Academy The Rexall Store Jim Thorpe, Pa. T DRUG STORE 1 Hardware Store Pearl Stehle - Prop. Jim Thorpe, Pa. C7 Esso Extra Congratulations From Wag ner's Garage Jim Thorpe, Pa. 87 Compliments of The Stoney Creek H ofel Congratulations from J. E. 81 Violet E. Smith- Prop. Beer - Wine -- Liquor S .x.. rf -4 ' y 'Wiki I P ' I . X Best Wishes from This Old House Mrs. Leroy Getz, Prop Phone Jim Thorpe 193 Between Jim Thorpe and Albrightsville, Pa. ln the Pocono Mountains Star Route Strohmls Gateway Lodge Lake Harmony, Pa. Congratulations From Henning's Hotel Beer - Wine- Liquor Home Cooked Meals Albrightsville, Pa. N 'I X Compliments Of Solski's Tavern Beer, Wine, Liquor Sea Food Platters Jim Thorpe, Pa. Best Wishes Rea bold's Su perette Ma rket Everything you will need in Groceries, Meats, and Speciality Items Lake Harmony, Pa. ii N tjlfiiix y I MH ' I W an, rimtxf If I yin s wmv Compliments of Miller's Grocery Jim Thorpe, Pa. Phone 362 Best Wishes from 1 1 ll -1 Ma rvie s Luncheonettei Jim Thorpe, Pa. Compliments of Dever's Hotel Jim Thorpe, Po. Congratulations from Reabolcl's Market Jim Thorpe, Pa. John R. Dever- Prop. Best Wishes from Compliments of Knappie's Store Switchback Ranch Jim Thorpe, Pa. Jim Thorpe, Pa. - l 1 I I 'G ,. Compliments of J -,iT.pn':?41. H Mauch Chunk - Mrs. :fs Katherine W. Queen Compliments of Snyder Florist Jim Thorpe, Po. Baking Co. ' West Broadway Jim Thorpe, Pa. l Congratulations une Snyder - Prop. W From pi e lv l 0 F Charles Neast ix E'?'E:'n J I Jim Thorpe, Pa. ,.j:.- 5 ' ' ' , 89 I Best Wishes Necl's Cleaners 104 Centre St. Jim Thorpe, Po. Compliments of John Dieckman Your Philco Appliance Dealer Jim Thorpe, Po. Ocqkoiilllf Aqpf ERWCE . we Hn' THE Q MARK Best Wishes to Compliments of . , Senior Class of 59 Ma rzen's From Hardware Store Milcmfs Men Shop Jim Thorpe' Pa' Jim Thorpe Po. I J- Congratiildtions I F mm Compliments of John Biank's , , , Sh R u Sh Mlli Wiiherlch OS e CII' 0 p P Barber Shop J' Th , P Compliment! im orpe a s Jim Thorpe, Po. of RVUHQRTT Kreamer's If O I , A A , C ompliments Grocery Store At 'A 0 f Dry Goods - Groceries 502 Center St. Jim Thorpe, Pa. Nathan Melber Funeral Director Jim Thorpe, Po. Compliments of Joseph Eichorn's Grocery Store Jim Thorpe, Pa. l -ra, kr ix T axi' s T. JN INT, PA . J I 'fe fsrg l Cillflfi 5 X1-Vfifiiom ,. .ii T - 7 - 77' ldv to .MMI-l i James E. Huber Best Wirbei' From Charles Moyer Well Drilling Contractor 900 Center Avenue Jim Thorpe, Pa. Best Wishes to Senior Class of '59 from ual't M tj G ' . Q ly eo S memes Edward Benmck's Phone 57 or 58 Garage , Jim Thorpe, Pa. Jim Thorpe, Po. X S X Ews Congratulations from Mae Bechtold's Beauty Shop Jim Thorpe, Po. A glib ll 5 KT S T' Compliments of Lentz i Q Insurance Agency Phone H63 807 Center Ave. Jim Thorpe, Pa. Best Wishes Joe Brown's Jim Thorpe Pa l T? I-sv--J .-2 Regal 8K Blum Graduation will soon be here Cash it you have it Credit if you must 91 if 9' . I1 .f ., - , . ,x ' I, J 'Q ' ' I QX 'I 'lt Q ms' , Q. . ,X 553' Q V-1 I ,rv l' N ,x -6 3 l g.. J Lienhard's Grocery Mike Hichok Pete Leonardis Mrs. Anna Kuhla Benick's Meat Market Mary Schwartz Business Patrons Dr. 8. Mrs. George Thomas I Rex's Jewelry Store Walter Moyer-Cut Rate Drug Store Penico Sam's Bar Dr. James Dougherty Dr. Robert Mitchell A Friend Home Restaurant Lehighton Sporting Goods Store Mr. 8. 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