Kulpmont High School - Banner Yearbook (Kulpmont, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1943 volume:

ff?53j 7 . .45 ff Humana-an EX LIBRIS 'mn ' BANNER PUBLISHED BY KULPMUNT HIGH SCHDDL lcumvlonr, PA. Z: s 'SK N 72.5, t 'k i MHS. HELEN LEWIS il' i nk ,413 ,fini VVc,thcClz1ss0I'1943,llioclcstlydccli- cutc this hook, thc tenth volumc ol the BANNER, as our furcwcll trib- ute to Mrs. Lewis and Mr. Put rick. In this way, wc hope to ex- press our sineere graililude i'Ul' lheii unsellish eiTo1'ls and congenial guid- zmee in eurrieulzii' and CX'll'2l-Clll'l'i- Clli2Il'2lCliViliCSli1l'0llghOll'l our High School career. J. C. Wvnim B. J. NIIIIIILLLO l ,f i' 1 Nm w l VV T.. l lin Memoriam lil'lliNAlllJ jUSl:ilJH MIRIELLO, a graduate' of tln- Class of '30, was promincnt in svhool activities. Ho was captain of tln- footliall tvam and treasurer of the senior class. lioforo joining the Navy, he was employed as a minor. nn-- l'llilllii'. and fruit pivker. After he enlisted hc' was assigned to tin' U. S. S. California as a first class seaman and was to lie promoted in l1l't'l'ttll10l'. H0 was killed in action at Pearl Harbor, U0c'en1l1f'r T, ,IU-lfl. ,IUHIN CllAHLES WYDILA was also a graduate of tht- Class ol '30, llis good nature and pleasing personality made him a pop- ular nlvnilwr ol his class. Aflvr graduation. lie' was employed in various positions lwforv lic onlistvd in tho Navy on Ueoenllmer 18, i9-'10, Wfllilc- in the sm'- virc, he hold the rank of shipfitter, third class. He died in action whvn the Japanese attacked Pvarl Harbor, Deceniber 7, l9fll. 6 f Faculty in Service -1, JZ Cizolusi-1 Dovmic Gicolnzlc J. w'lll7N x J Rlllil-IIVI' PARKER l'ri1'ulc U. S. Army Air Corps l.'lzivfl'u11y Oyiccr, lf. S. llary Livutvnunl L . S. Army Pvtvl' J. Anoia Charles Anoia Alln-ml Avellino Thomas D. Brennan Ralph Bressi Nh-lm Buralx Frank Cannizzarru Lvunard Cannizzarru C1-urge K. Cawe'tl1vr11 Emlwarcl CllI'lSllHll George Cranelz ,lnsvph Dallamrc- .lim-pl: D'Angvlo Nicholas Dc-lw-cvllio William Dcmiduvich John Alvxiclin Michavl Ah-xicko .lose-pllinv 'l'. Barton Nlilclrvil lf. Barlos l.conar4l Dc-niidovicll Francis Calgocy Alumm In Service ARM Y Joseph Diak Michael F1-clock Allfilllillll Forman Paul Curelslxy Edward Graziuli Louis J. llorvalll Michael llnlmwski Jos- lluxta John J. Klnkis liclwarcl J. Kaminisky Vincent J. Kurland Joseph M. Laskuskim' Anllmny A. Lelvvivll Jos:-ph J. Ln-luvicll Emlwarrl R. Linclly JnsephLi1win linnck V. Mavknis Lamar l . Jluurc- John Molcscvicll John Nmlzan Roln-rl Purlwr lfrlwin l'auzcr l5.C.l'1-laski liorllvn li. Pm-lln Jlnllmny Ponialuwslxi Steve Pupsin Joseph Prf-slllm-k Carl lim-sv. Jr. Furl J. Rvvsv Joseph Rohm-rls U. S. NAVY Josvph Calgovy G4-ralwl G. Gurclan l'imlwal'1lKalmma John Kovalcllick CL-urge JJlZlC'llllZilli William hlvilalu- llarnlfl fllillvr .flnllmny Y. N1-zvrski l,iCLll'gLt'KYl'lI1IJC1' ilharlm-s Pliillippinv U. S. AIR FORCE John llmnpollu Nlivliavl Savina Nillllllllll'l A. Sllllll'l' John Sinkuviuli Russvll W. Solovvy William Slavinsky Alllllnny S14-Hn llc-len Trolsky Frank J. Whalvn l'i1lwurrlS. Win-ilal Francis J. Wyilan Gl'0l'gLl' Wisnix-wski Slunlvy Zloclxi Julius ZYOIlL'lll'l'li Emlwarcl Polinlm Joscph W. Sallkatis lfranl. M. Sur-im-wski Sally Suslio Frank Valania liilwarml llullullriila P1-101' Kl'0llCl William llrium- Slanlvy llmlzui Yiclur Ferrari .losupli Plaszkowski Hoy T. l'rossc1', Jr. U. S. MARINES l.awvrvnc'c D'Ang1-lu Miko Dupnuck ,lnsvpll Wasvavugv 4' As of February 1, 1943. 7 +1 +1 Board of Education +' ff JOHN KUTCHEN Presulent TuoMAs BARRETT Vice-President . ANTHONY NEsT1c0 Secretary STEFAN F1L1P0w1cz ' Treasurer LEONARD WYDRTK JOEL VALENTINE 8 -CI ii Faculty 'Cr V STEPHEN C. Onsuusxl Assislnnt Principal Fr:L1x M. KADRL Science WILLIABI BEIERSCHMITT C ornmcrcial ALBERT W. Ruzcxs Supervising Principal RUTH N. SCIIAEFFI-IR Principal Y... . . 4 --- WAL1'Eli B. WEbLIJTbKY .Uathcmdtics and Science MRS. FLORENCE GEDONR: English MARY Z. LAHAZA Music Josnvn E. SARQL M oth enmlirs IWICHAI-LL A. TERRY Social Studivs 41 il' Faculty ftr 'CI ANTHONY J. THOMAS Language GTQNEVII-:vu STHLLAR English ALBERT' A. CLAUSIQH Science ' ANur1Lo D,ALEXANIHili Band Instructor RAMONA MARIETTA Home Economics L if-nal' PETER J. ESHMONT Social Studies EMILY J. ARCIKOSKY Commercial RITA WANZII5 Secretary THOMAS Hom N llvallh LOUISE PHLLO Health Josmfu ZALHVVSKI Scivncu Nr1r.soN S. MURRAY Truant Ofhccr Zkwaea Louisa ANCERAWICZ Considerate, independent-ab ways willing to achieve a new goal. lliking Club lg Student Coun- eil 1, 43 Etiquette Club 2: Tri-lli 2, 3, 43 Blue and White Review 3: Correspondence 4. Rosr-3 ANDRUSKO jovial, eltatty-- the sun after the storm. Dancing Club lg Sewing Club 1: Correspondence 3, 4. ADRIENNE BALON Attractive, cordial-Owner of an enchanting smile. Student Council 2g Blue and White Review 33 Banner 43 lnternational Relations Club -lg Marion lleights Clttb 4. RITA BARTOS Tall, enjoys fun--A friend in- deed! l ! Art Club 1, 2g Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Blue and White Review 3. FRANCES BENEROVICH Short, blondefffwell informed. Art Club lg Blue and White Review 4g Correspondence 4. VERNA BRECHUN Cheerful, encrgeticfa born vo- calist. Student Council 2: Clee Club 3, 4: Banner 44 M a r i o n Heights Club gli lnternational Relations Club 44 Correspond- enee r 1 ' 3, 4. JOHN ANDERSON Tolerant, fancy free-f-fan atti- tude that tomorrow will take eare of itself. Marion Heights Club 4. MARY ARNo1.DtN Eager, carefree -bids care and worry to depart. Art Club lg Dancing Club l: Camera Club l: Correspond- enee lg Etiquette Club 2: Clee Llub Z, 5. J osizmt BARTOS Towering, solemn - - sees all, says nothing. NICIIOLAS ISDN:-:m:'1 ro Mischievous, un' cted - a natural tease fkfiu EDWARD B IC Q u i et , brusque, eser prides in wea shirts. JOSEPH BRESSI Alert, enterprising --a go salesman. avg ,sat ' f-Q 1 f' A- : Q .k at A .f of 514,-Quik: o i ik-gflikxwj gf c Blue and White Revilll. 4: Banner 4: Marion llei its 4. E I 9 4 3 B A N N E R MARY BRI-ISSI Care-fn-1-, jolly- -brimming over with life. llaxlvitigr Club 1: Sowing Club l: lliking Club 1: Corros- pomlcnvt' 2: l'ltiqut'tto Club 2. Mmm: BUCKWASII Avtivv spiritvd a future Gin- ny Simms. Dancing Club 1: Corrvspontl- t'lN'l' 2: Clvo Club 4: Marion llvights Club 4. lJANu:l. Cnmuzuzwsxl l'Ifl'vrvt-stw-tit. plvasiug---s-A tirc- lvss clu-erleader. Clu-1-rl:-alle-r 2. 3. 4: Banking: Club 2: Chi-Phi 3. 4: The Banner 4: Blue and White R0- vivw 3: Track 2. 3: Cross Country 2: Radio Club 4: Cor- rvspondence Club 4-. ELIZABICTII COLICCIIIO Comvly, kind' 'has the will to succeed. Art Club l: Sowing Club li Danving Club li lfliqtu-tlc Club 2: CIorrm-spomlviwv 2: 5 Club 2. - QIIONY CZECIIOWSKI hqful. quiut----takes things ually. Q-ra Club 2. Louis DAt,1.Au1uuA good uaturn-tl -4- hidt-s abilit 'th imlil'l'e'rvncc. Marion llcig s Club 4. JUNE BRI-ISSLER ludustrious. likvabloga per- sonality that is pleasing. Danuing Club 1: Art Club 2: Chemistry Club 3: Ulm- Club 4. DOROTHY CIIESNI-IY Tulkativc, unpredictable -f- al- ways another word. Danving Club l: Corrvspond- once 1. 2, 3, 4: Blue and Whitt- R1-view 3: Studi-ut Council 3: Tri-Hi 3, 4: Han- nvr 4: International Ile-lations Club 4. SOPI-lIl'1 CICIIAN St-datv, tranquil---au altractivu student. Corrvspotulvtlce Z: Cirls' Ath- lvtic Club 2. 3: Clov Club 4: Cashivr Club 4. MARY Cwuxmx Solitary. studious--Ncvcr has muvh to say. Girls' Athletic Club 2, Ll: Chi- Phi 4. SUE D'ALExANm:tt Cart-from-, iuquisitiwVf-skating fan. linmoun DAv1s Shy. casual- -fi-lllll'l' be st-tru than ht-ard. Corridor Patrol 4: Marion llcights Club 4-. KULPMONT HIGH SCH OO I.. ff T -Q. WILLIAM IJIEHI. Dependable, enduring--a per- fect editor, Art Club 1. 2: Track 2, 3, Cross Country 33 Blue and White Review 3, 43 Banner 4: lnternational Relations Club 4: Correspondence 4: Hiking: Club 1. JOSEPH FEUDALE Blissful, well liked' -a contri- bution to the field of law. Correspondence 3: S t u d e n t Council 4-g International Re- lations Club 4 HANNAH FORD Good natured, sociable' -al- ways gay. Girls' Athletic Club l: Dane- ing Club 1: Dramatic Club lg Correspondence 1, 2g Casb- ier Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Clee Club 3, 4: Marion lleigbts Club 4. Louis GUTOWSKI Hoastful, aloof ready for an argument. Dancing Club lg Basketball 1. 2, 3: Nature Study 2: Cor- respondence 2 BERNARD KASHMER Clownisb, Blithe- -Cets llll? most out of life. Marion Heights Club 4. lV1Il.DRED KRAJ EWSRI Capable, considerate--easy to get along with. Dancing Club 13 Blue and White Review 33 Glen- Club 4. MICHAEL FASOLKA lN1isebievous, heedlcss- -likes to procrastinatc. Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2g Marion Heights Club 4. JOSEPH FIl.1l'tIZAK Shy, cautious girls are never in his tbougbts. Marion lleigbls Club 4. HPIl,liN Goi.nA Cabn, certain 7 makes cacb day a successful one. Dancing Club l: Correspond- euee l: Marion lleiglits Club 4. Evl-:LVN 1111131.11111 All1ll'2illll', denture -'llbe per- fe t littlt lad orre pondi nu X t lu ffip 'ily P 0-Aw ,I I -4 he 'Romm K Lo lliligent, serious- -a ys fill' lnlllks. anoint I ii ' ll ' u I s : ' 1 I 4' n tional Relations Club f LEONARD KRULI-ISKI .lu I 1 C s ' ' t lg 1' qu-tte C b 23. 5- . -. .- 1' ' Pi' ul bl-. x 4k 'F eg 2: Q iii ik as Y ' t l 0, t it' 1 4' Ah 0 P' X W VE . I but ' 11 Q tbl l. 'tlq. 1 flul 1 Clet llub , l ter - 1. Carefree, funster--A ge c tease. Blue and While Re ew 3: Marion Heights Club 4. E I9-43 BANNER LEONARD LARNAITIS Outspoken, affable - Always seen witlt the boys. JOSEPH LASKOSKI Restless, gay-one who worries little. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHANNA LIPPAY Feminine. ellicient-She has a captivating personality. Clee Club 4, Chi-Phi 4. DOROTHY MACHUZAK Dependable kind-likes to do a good turn daily. Correspondence 1: Clem- Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Marion Heights Club 4. GROME MAKOWSKI Vitty. restless---Usually u pri'- - rator Of mischief. asketball 4: Radio Club 4: 'on Heights Club 4. LTZABETH MASKEL lte, chic-another Vera Art Club 1, ' Etiquette Club 1' Tri-lli 2 4' Glee Club .-J-li Baum' 14. i KULPMONT HIGH SCH OO L.. JOHN LASHENDOCK Spirited, deft-A good conver- sationalist. Gym Team 2, 3, Cheerleader 43 Marion Heights Club 4. ANTHONY LENGVINIS Quiet, modest - A s i n c e r e friend. Chi-Phi 3, 4, Blue and White Review 33 Banner 4: Radio Club. JOHN LOPUCK Jolly, obliging-a friend of everyone. Blue and White Rf-view 35 Student Couneil 4, Corridor Patrol 43 Marion Heights Club 4. STANLEY MADDISH Optimistic, talented-A star On the gridiron. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Art Club 1, 2, 35 Blue and White Review 1, 2, 33 Student Coun- eil 3, Radio Club 4. ROBERT MARIETTA Impulsive, definite --fun is where you find it. Student Council 2g Blue and White Review 33 Marion lleights Club 4. DOROTHY MILLER Well mannered, fr a n k - A good conversationalist. Student Council 2, Tri-Hi 3, 4: Glee Club 43 Girls' Ath- letic Club 2g Banner 4: Art Club 1, 2g Blue and White Iv A hw.. LN FRANK MIZAK Confident, rugged-fears no physical labor. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 2. 3. BERTHA MURAWSKI Gossipy, I au g h t e rg where there's a will there's a way. Correspondence 3: Girls' Ath- letic Club 3, 4: Glee Club 4. EMERY NEMETH Thoughtful, passive- an e v er erestfallen. Radio Club 2: Camera Club 3: Student Council 4. WILLIAM O'N EIL Wavy hair, slow spoken-4 every gesture conveys a meaning. Traek 3. JOHN PAczxowsx1 Eager, dependable - - a good band member! Chi-Phi 3 4' Band 1 2 3 4 Radio Club 4 Home PAULNOLK Petite, pert----johanna's faith ful friend Etiquette Club 2 1 CECELIA Mouzski Sociahle, engaging a most enjoyable companion. Correspondence 13 Daneing Club 1. LEONARD MLIRAWSKI Determined. industrious - W he is somewhat bashful. Radio Club 4. MARTHA NEMETH Cood-natured, restless - - like sunlight on a cloudy day. Etiquette Club l: Correspond- ence 1, 4: Cirls' Athletic Club 2. 3. 4g Clee Club 4: Clti- Pbi 4. ELEANOR Oszko lntelleetual, earnest- imrlinetl to be bookish. 'mln 2, 3, 41 fvluli 4. Y ,P ti 4 ,ga 1: .4 v 4 ii, FAU Q +ve LIA P tfinr i an 'l 'Q 'Q truunul .1 oo N always lovable m llub 1 1 I llf l I '- ondtnu l lt t Ilu hts Club 4 BERNIQ P PAUIPR rondt 1 cvul ans witty 5 Ill I' ll T ter 1 2 l I I 1 ewm C ue t I lub Z C ym T: n rtspo t I ub 3 1 International Relations llub f tE t943 BANNER JANET PETROVICH Tall. good natured- -fa perfect dress maker. Correspondenee 1: Etiquette Club 2: Cirls' Athletic Club 32 Clec' Club 4. ANDREW Po1.1TzA Competent. adaptable - - one who is truly dependable. Art Club 1, 2: Cheerleader 1. 2: Blue and W'llite Review 41 Iforrespondcm'e 4. ALMA l'osTAi. .'xlllll'lll', zealous - A Possessor of u friendly personality. Girls' Athletic Club 1. 2, 3: Banking Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Correspond- ence 1: Cleo Club 4. STELLA Pnocomo Subdued, Composed, very gra- eious. Dancing Club 1: Correspond- eneo 1, 2. NTHONY RAINAL 'l1alant. subtle' - ltas u sing disposition. ent Council 3: Blue and e Review 3: M a r i o n 'iglus Club 4. AGATHA REPPE using, entertaining---a per- let eompanion. s' :ltltletic Club 1. 2: Bas- 'et ma 2. 3. 4: Blue and White Rev: 3: Correspond- enee 4: Stun nt Council 4. i MILDRED PETREVITCH Cay, dignified -4 p o s e s s e s plenty of vitality. Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4: Clee Club 4. JEAN PONATOSKI Casual. proud ll julie-box lovcr. Blue and While Review 1. DoRoT11Y PRESIILOCK llelpful, quiet--Va true type of friend. Correspondence 1: 5 o c i a l Club 1: Clec Club 4. ROBERT PUP0 Suave. eomplaeent, - - il lover of the great outdoors. Football 1, 2. 3: Track 1. 2. 3: Marion lleiglits Club 4. GABRIELLA RAINAL Satisfied, prudent evcryone's pal. Dancing Club 2: Cleo Club 4: Banner 4: lnlernational Re- lations Club 4: Blue and White Review 4: Marion lleigllts Club 4: Correspond- ence 4. RAMONA REPPY Boisterous. turbulent- -a girl of many words. Correspondence 1. 2. 3: liti- quette Club 1: Girls' Athletic Club 1. 2. 3: Sewing Club 1: lliking Club 1: Gym Team 3: Student Council 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Activity Club 4: ln- ' al Relations Club 4. KULPMONT HIGH SCH OO l.. 7 PATRICK SASSANI A wcc bit of a chap, cutc - - a swell CllCl'I'lf'ZlllCl'. Cross Country 2: Student Council 3, Chcerlcadcr 3, 4. ANNA SCEPANSKI Rcscrvctl, pcrt- distinguisllcd. Dancing ClIIb lg Correspond- cncc 1, 2, Studcnt Council 3: Marion Heights Club 4. MARY SCICCHITANO Loquacious, 3!'2lllllCl1i3ilVt'1 when she laughs cvcryonc laughs with her. Etiquette ClIIb lg Correspond- cncc 2, 3: Girls' Athletic Club 3, Tri-Ili 2, 3, 4g Glcc Club 4. WILLIAM SEDAII Dctcrmincd, fricndly - f - cars-s little for what thc futurc lIolds. Track 1, 2, 3. FERN SHADE Vivacious, c h a t t y- usually the life of the party. Art Club lg Tri-lli 3, 4: Cirls' Athletic Club 2, 3g Corres- pondence lg Etiqucttc ClIIb 2. RITA SHEDLESKI Kind lu-artcd, ugrecalnlc-f-pow sessor of a heart warmmg smile. Clce Club 4. , 'K Jouv SAVINA Curly top. likcablc 21 pcrfcct he-art lm-akcr. Nlarion llcights Club 4. ARTHUR SI:Ic:I:IIITANo Congcnial. l1'Sl'l'Vt'tl a luturm- DaiI'yInan. Art Club 2g Studcnt Council 2. 3: Radio Club 4. Rosa ScII:cIIITANo ljlficie-Ilt. talk at iv c wills fricnds casily. Art Llub 1: Somal ffllllb l: Stylc Club 2: litiqucttn- Club 2. SYLVIA Sono Passivc, st-da - c lllillit'!4 fe-w Clilllnlfln ' Marion Heights 14 I ' + Qhq F ii Q THOMAS SIIEQELS - Spicy, pI'I-sumpluot frcc from lZllIglllf'I' Camcra Club 2: Radio 2: lntcrnational Rclatio Club 4, Studs-nt Council 4. HELEN SHLIITOI: ' I t 44 ,Q A w 4 fl g. u .sw 4, 'i tl 0-00 W, f' Q :, 4. 4, it t : I X U, I, C I Talliativc, fricndly--V alvrson- ificd ray ol sunshinl' Curr , - li 3, c Club 43 Girls' Ath- letic Club 1, 2, TtE i943 BANNER JEAN SOLOVEY Always smiling, gay --a gen- lleman's lady. Art Club 1. 2: Girls' Athletic Club 2: 'l'ri-Hi 3. 4: Glee Club 4: HHIIIIFI' 4: Blue and White Review 4. LEONARD STAVENSKI Intelligent. 1' u u t i O u sf 'One bound to succeed. Blue and White Review 4: HIlllIll'f 4: Basketball 3, 4: Chi-Phi 3, 4: Track 3: Radio Club 4. JOHN STELLO Tull. durl: -ff and full Of pranks. Marion llcights Club 4. HELEN SwATsK1 Clever. active--ideal dancing partner. Dancing Club 1: Etiquette Club 1. 2: Student Council 2: pOnclem'e 3. - - ANDREW TOROK lngnuous, impulsive -- a fu- m- elim-uiist. . Phi 3. 4: Trac-k 2, 3: 'oss Country 2: llanner 4: lio Club 4. 1 Gus VEACII Carefree. n iehalant---an Ox- eellent bas etball player. 'jliatskt'lllul '. i. 4: Radio flub 4. i KULPMONT HIGH SCHOO MARY SPLITT Silent. just one who is free with her blushes. lftiquetle Club 1: Clee Club 4. EDITH S'rEl.x.AR Centle. acvomplished at per- leut typist. Girls, Athletic Club 1: Blue and Whitt- Review 3. 4: Ilan- nvr 4. THOMAS SWARTZ Slow, daring---full of good in- tcnlions. BEN TERRY Tranquil. rugged- om- of the varsity. Football 1. 2. 3. -1: Chi-Phi 4: Radio Club 4. Gumo VARANO Conseientious, active an elli- eient Class President. Cross Country 2: li'mm1'r 4: Chi-Phi 3. 1: Radio Club 4. ROBERT VEZO Slow spoken. dreamy -W om who is usually unm'oucernvd Student Council 2. LOUISE VITACCO Sincere, lively4hard worker. Banking Club 1: Dancing Club 23 Blue and White Re- view 3g Correspondence 4: Banner 4: International Re- lations Club 4. ROBERT WEIR Mischievous, casy-going- has an entertaining smile and a personality tO match. ALFREDA WOYTAL M c r r y, companionable-ff fus- ually full of vim. Tri-Hi 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Correspondence 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Athletic Club 3. GENEVIEVE ZAKEWSKI Lively, carefree ---- she has many words. Correspondence 13 Glee Club 4. ,i ANNA WASILEWSKI Petite, spirited- Aa vivid char- acter. Girls' Athletic Club 2: Cor- respondence 2: Blue and White Review 3. BERNICE WILLIAMS Congenial. friendlyn -a good pal. Dancing Club lg Girls' Ath- letic Club 2g Correspondence 23 Glee Club 4. THEODORE YARISH Witty, unselfish --- possesses artistic ability. Dancing Club lg N a t u r e Study 13 Football 3. ANNA ZVONCHECK Plucky, deliber A -1 erry dis position. Marion Heights C 1 ,fx 'K+ iff 9 4 P1 qhihxp X K fl tk . 1 1, gl' f4hAk ig IFA., .Q Q Q nxt I. if U . it 'K :-'N lg ll 7 .--i! CLASS OFFICERS President - ---- - Gumo VARANO Vice President DANIEL CHMIELEWSKI Secretary - - ANDREW TOROK Treasurer - Jossvu Bnsssi X-if Class Flower-Gardenia Class Colors--Scarlet and Silver Class Mono-TODAY WE7RE LED-TOMORROW Wi: LEAD Class Song-Tune: As Time Goes By Words By: Ji-:AN SOLOVEY A HAPPY MEMORY, A happy memory- ls all that it will be When we leave here tonight. But we shall not forget The name of Kulpmont High. To all the friends we knew, And to you, dear teachers, too, There's nothing more to do, But just to say good-bye to you And Kulpmont High. Memories are crowding Of school scenes we knew, Class rooms abounding with friends old and new A We did have fun, but now, those days are done- Their gone forever more. The time is growing near, And you,ve taught us not to fear The task that lies near by. So farewell to you, dear friends, of Kulpmont High. 21 Marion Anocrawiez Frank Audreseavagc llc-len Andrescava 1 Rita Arnoldin Rita Augustine Victor Avellino Michael Baksi llelen Balint Joseph Bigus Dorothy Bozza Mary Brennan Dolores Brcski Anna Bressi Shirley Bressler Romona Bruno Mary Buehkowski Robert Bushick Theresa Calabretta Frank Chesney Elizabeth Commadari Ange Concello Frances Cossari Edward Cupsta Angelo D'Alexander Elizabetlt D'Alexander Lucy Ut-lvicehio Louise Diak Rosalie Diak Junior Class Albert Direnzo Edward Dombrowski John Domucz Helen Dunick Ellen Evans Mildred Fabish Henry Fesniak Rita Fisher Margaret Calgocy Elizabeth Cidaro Dorothy Cluchosky Elizabeth Graff .l can Harris Mildred Harbosky Julia Hutchko Alfred Ignatovich Clara Kadyszewski Marie Kaminsky Dorothy Karwoski Vincent Keiser Robert Kemper Peter Kondrat Florence Kravetz Mildred Kurtz Margaret Kutchen Clem Lochawicz Margaret Macro Paul Marteski Frank Mayaros Peter McCoy Anna Meisener Albin Mieilitis Dorothy Moleski Stanley Moleski Helen Moses Anna Mudrey Cecelia Neznesky Samuel Nicola Paul Niglio Henry Olaf Thomas Olearnick Florence Patrick Sandra Paulnaek Leonard Pauzer Mary Pelchar Catherine Petruskiewicz Andrew Pipa Albert Pupo Victoria Rugalla Betty Ruths John Ruthowski llenry Sankoski Dorothy Shofher Joseph Shostak Alll'iSl'fS' MR. Tuomfxs Aan Miss Petro ,i 22 lrene Simeon Theresa Splitt Catherine Stello John Strahotsky Anna Suszko Martha Switaj benevieye Syllto Florence Terry Rlta Terry Mary TtlHllH4lVll I1 U C alvin Wa nt r Jamee Wa 'ner Joseph Wargo Rose Warno Joseph J Wamilewsk Lorraine Wawilew Maraaret Weldon Fvelyn Whalen Eileen Wilslin Elizabeth Wisnewski Mary Wisniewski Anna Witowski Martha Wydila Gertrude Wydra tl ,naw F -Q than!! 9 X Rose Syvulich Q 1k W i' It A l 'L - w ' !, y f Q A h ik Jeanette Tietsworth': 'R 'I 0- A O . . '. w , ,, w . ' v' li 4- f f ,. g - 2 X ' l 4' ski Leo Zelinski .lean Zimmerman Q :Q ll f--X Olga Alexieko Rita Alonso Peter Anania Gloria Anoia Joseph Ardan Thomas Barrett Anna Bartko llomona llaski joseph Benelikowski Raymond Boliek Anthony Bressi Shirley Brown Alex Burak Agnes Butzko Dolores Chimeleski Anthony tliehan Shirley Clayherger Nlary Colieehio livo Coroniti ,hllllll't1St'ClIVf'lt'Slil Robert Dallatore Eleanor Derr joseph Diminiek llenry Duran lfleanor FE1lJiSll Leonard Filipowiez William Fisher Itelty Ford Norman lfraealossi lsaluel K. Gareia lsaliel M. Garcia . 'ster Gard Ge rmlellerome Xnt v Cidaro . 1 s ilro Sophomore Class Yincent Cuarna Florence Cutowski Ronald Haas Mary lluxta ,lohn .lelus Walter Kaminsky .loseph Katona William Knopik Edward Kozlowski Lorraine Kozlowski Mary Kornkeviell Ruth Kramer Michael Kreischer Mildred Krook Catherine Kruleski Joseph Kubany Marie Kurland Josephine A. Laeross .l oseplline D. Laeross .lose-ph Laneiano llelen Landis John Lang Mary Langcaskey Matthew Lashendoek Emily Lotus Anna Lengvenis Stanley Leshis Charlotte Leshefsky Cecelia Lueliniek .lolm Lukawetski Mike Lukawetski Leonard Makowski Genevieve Malkoski Connie Mariano Charles Marietta Arlvise Ilss M Carrie Maskel ,Iosepl1Miriello .lune Moleski Shirley Mowery John Mudrock Leonard Mudroek Louise Nard John Nemeth Helen Nezerski Frank Nicola Virginia Olaf Louis Paseavage Janet Patil Tlieresa Pietruskiewiez George Polinko Michael Popson Andrew Primerano Carrie Papo Ruth Reese .lacqueline Reppe Robert Retalliek Rose Marie Rich Mary Rusinko Mildred Ruthowski Mary Sassani Dolores SClllCigl .lohn Shenko .lean Shiner Robert Shimko Bill Shofller Susanna Simchoek Joseph Sinopoli Mildred Slahy Clara Smith Norma Smith ,uuurra AND Mn. Ruzeis 23 Mary Sova Elaine Stellar Anna Strahotsky Henry Stuart Mildred Surozinski Frank Saweikis Marie Terry Rose Marie Terry Irene Thomas Helen Turlis Cecelia Tuskowski Gloria Varano Theresa Varano William Varano Paul Yeresehak Marie Veach Rita Yendoloski Domoniek Vitaeeo Concetta Vivaldo Leonard Yalania Mary Wanzie Eileen Wargo John Wasil:-wski Joseph F. Wasilewski Clara Wieezorek Marjorie Wiglitman Joseph Whalen Dorothy Williams .lack Williams John Wisniewski .loseph Wydan Frank Wydra Frances Zarkoski .lolm Zenueh Martha Zinda llelen Allen Vharles Amlraeeliio Joseph AllKil'ill'K'lll0 Mary Anclraeehin Mirhael Arcian llarhara Arnnlilin .Xrlella Astyk Irene Augzustine llernarrl llarknwskie Fharles llarnes Alberta Barrett Eugene lllasco .lean lluehnier fatherine llogush .lulia llugush Dolores lluhaezyk Robert llreskie Amelia llressi Eleanor llrunkmvski Joseph lluekwash Marion Falahretta llelen Carroll Theresa Changn .lernme Clapps Ruse f'0Illlll3l1iIll'l 'l'heresa Cnneello RllNi'lllill'y Cossari llnhert Dalazia .Iuseph Dallahrirla Rita lYAlexau4ler liilhert Dean Patricia Dean Annarose Delho l'1leanor Deinicluvieli Ruse llirenzo Rita llnmhruski Joseph Downey Ruse lluniek Lcunaril Evans Ronald Evans Ituth Evans Dorothy Fegley Evelyn Fisher Vivian Fisher Rita Flunt Freshman Class i l'Illll'l'S Ful'il John l 0l'li Xl'altel' Frye Veter lfusetti Anna lialgroey Caroline liiilaro Iilizaheth Girlarn tiertruile Gill Lorraine liluelnnvski .luseph iinhla 'l'hmnns linnclelunias Russell Gnretsky. Jr. Xiehulas Goretsky, .ll Lorraine Glblllilllilll l'atherine Guarna .lean llaas llavill llanlnu .loan Ilanlnn l'earl llnwanee Shirley lluhler lienrze llyiluk liayinmnl Hynuskie Genevieve lgrnatmieh Leon .lanezewski Gertruile .lingxeleski llnrntliy Keiser 'l'hehna Kowaleski l I0rem'e Kuziar William Kutehen Joseph Kutler Genevieve Krakoski Julia Kravetz lluruthy Kruieski .lnseph Kurtz lileannr Kwasek Julia Laranitis Joseph Leek Regina lmzarski .lean Long llarhara Nlanelln llunmniek Nlanello Flmrles Mariellu .lean Maskel ldilith Mauray Clara Nlielitis llurnthy Mielitis llernaril Nlilewski Flenient Milewski Evelyn Miller William Miller William Miller Nliehael Nlolesevieli ldleannr Muses Geurgre Nlusloskie tlertrumle Nlnrawski John Tllrnzek .laek Nlurlroek Stephen Murawski llolimilie Nestien Viola Nestieo Millieent Neznesky l'liristnpher Nohlu .lane Nursterlt Anthony Orlando Mary Orlando Olga Oross Joseph Ortnna .lnhn Uszkn Agatha l'aezkuwski Frances l'aezknwski lllizaheth l'arkansky Josephine Peek .lnhn l'etfel' Theresa l'etrn 'l'hnlnas Petro l ranees Petruvieh Jeanette Vorelnhu Rose Vreshluek .leallette l'l'llll1'l'Jlllll .lnseph Pnellakili Robert Postal Ruse Prneupia Jnsepli l'upn Eileen Quinn Samuel liainal lilizaheth Replle .luhn liiek Joseph llulnpolla Ilenry ltutkmrski ltnsnline Salina Len Saws-ikis Yineent Sl'il'l'iliiSIlI1l ltubert Seik Cll0Stl'l'v Sheilleski Louise Shelinski Michael Siket Verna Siket liuilulph Snligriel llnruthy Sora Walter Stavinski .luhu Stasney Gloria Stellar liniily Swietlieki l414lw:1r1l Suszkn lluhert Terry l'lenient 'l'mnaszewski Anna 'l'mninm'ieh lilizaheth Tyler liieharcl Yaleria Robert Veaeh 'i'iI4'l'0SiI Vivalrlo ltnsalie lValalrnn Bertha YValewski Slim-hael Wanzie llernaril Washko llernarcline W:irg:n llealtriee XvilSliL'XVSki liileen Wery .Inhn Wieezurek I re4l XVillianis Helen lVlSilIlll0Skl' Iieralmline Wisnienski Marie Wisniewski Rita Wisniewski l.nuis Wisninuski Xurhert lVyclilla .Iulet Yilkllll lflugrene Yanenski l.eunar4l Yarish lileanur Zakeski .luhn Zarkoski XValter Zerhy Albert Zushin A 5. K. ik The Banner Louise Ancerawicz Adrienne Balon Verna Brechun Joseph Bressi Dorothy Chesney Daniel Chmielewski William Diehl Anthony Lengvinim Betty Maskel !l1liv.se1's-MR. SABOL, MR. f 26 Dorothy Miller Gabriella Rainal ,lean Solovey Leonard Stavenski Edith Stellar Andrew Torok Guido Varano Louise Vitauco Orsiirzsm 'K Hip A fl' fr., F 4 ihishti w Y? k I Q' vt' . 1, y iqbhik gl 1' A-'50 9 f' Q s: Q 1, iii 1, 4- X 1 . li :: :ng u-In 1 7 ' .J X-1 Blue and White Review Rita Augustine Adrienne Ballon Dolores llreski llannona Bruno Dorothy Chesney Frank Chesney William Diehl Shirley Hubler Vivian .lablonski Clem Lat'l1owit'z Dorothy Miller Dorothy Moleski Tom Olearniek Andrew Politza Gabriella Rainal Jean Shiner Joseph Shostak Norma Smith Jean Solovey Leonard Stavenslai Edith Stellar Louise Vitaeeo Adviser-MR. ESHMONT .lm-4-pll 'xlllilll Rolwrl Ilrvski liolwrl nIISllil'lx ,lon-ph lxulmuny Dam f:lllllit'l1'VV!-ki Marion 'xll1'1'l'ilWiK'A Kunmnu liruno Ilan f:IlIIli4'l1'WSlxi Radio Club XIIIIIIWIS1' ffowvlvslxi P4-la-r Komlral lQ1lvv1lr1l Knxluslxi f:It'lll L2i1'llllWiCZ xllillll x1llLll'00Ix . 1fll'iSl'l'-'-lull. I' lA'Ulll1l'llA1lIllI'lN'lx DuvimINorsl1'1ll George Pnlinko Iiill Svmlar Rulwrl Svik ATIHCK Chi Phi xllllltvlly .I,l'IlQLWIllIr Xlurgxzm-l Macro Xl2lI'lllLlN1'lIlt'Ill Allgvln ll' 'xI1'XilIllI4'I' 1Imfn'lizlN4'llu-ski l.um'y D1'lVll'1'lll4l Nlildrs-1lKruIrsky xlilI'Qlill'1'l Kllll'll1'Il Daniel Nnrslmll Tllnnnus flIQ'LlTIlil'k Mary Pm-lcllalr -Nmlrvw Pipu l,4'm1u1'ml Sluwnski Cillllf'l'iIH' Stvllu Bm-11 Tm-rry I'Ql0l'l'IIl'l' 'l'1'1'1'y Rita T4-rry XIUIY,1'lIlIliIlUNit l .finlzfisvr NIH. Rl'ZlJIh 1,1-ununl SlllX1'IlSlxi Muln-w' Toruk lluimlo Yarunn john Wusilvwski jusvpll W'awilr'wsk Xll1ll'e'w'l'u1'nk iQui1loYa1l4allu l'iH'l3IlxYllilI1'll l':il1'1'll wvilsnll Nlurllm Wyclila .llklllZill1ll1l'l'!Illlll : '.., ug ll Q P International Relations Club Adrienne Balon Verna Brechun Dorothy Chesney William Diehl Joseph Feudale Hannah Ford Dorothy Karwoski Veronica Kozloski Clem Lachowicz Betty Maskel Anna Mudry Bernice Pauzer Alma Postal Gabriella Rainal Ramona Reppy Thomas Shebelski Louise Vitacco Jean Zimmerman SIJOHSOV-MR. ESHMONT Rita Alonso John Anderson Joseph Ardan Michael Baksi Romona Baksi Helen Balent Adrienne Balon Verna Brechun joseph Bressi Joseph Buckwash Marie Buckwash Alex Barak Rita Ciceri Elizabeth Commodari Rose Comnlodari Angeline Concello Theresa Coneello Joseph Dallabrida Anna Rose Dellm Helen Dunick Rose Dunick joseph Filipezak livelyn Fisher Francis Ford Hannah Ford Marion Heights Club .lolin Ford Peter Fusetti llelen Golda Joseph Colda .lulia Hutchko Mary Huxta George llyduk John .lelns Bernard Kashmer Mike Krieslu-r Dorothy Krnleski Len Kruleski Joseph Knbany Joseph Kurtz joseph Knller ,lohn Lashcndook Mathew Lashendock .lolm Lang Margaret Macro Connie Mariano Charles Marietta George Mosloski Michael Molesevich john Mndrock Leonard Mudrock Viola Nestico Milicent Nezneski Rose Patrilak Catherine Paul Julia Paul Mary Pelchar Theresa Petro Thomas Petro Dorothy Pu-slilock Rose Preshlock Carrie Pupo Robert Pupo Gabriella Rainal Tony Rainal Sam Rainal Rose Marie Rich Victoria Rugalla Mary Rusinko J ack Savina Rose Savina Anna Scepanski Verna Siket Suszanna Simchoek Adviser-AMN. SAuoL ,fl 36 Robert Siek Dorothy Soya Rose Sova Joseph Speschok Catherine Ste-llo .lavk Slello Anna Suszko Edward Suszko Richard Valara Paul V1-reschak Dominick Vitacvo Calvin Wagner .lames Wagner .lack Wasilewski Geraldine Wisnir-ws Marie Wisnit'wski Mary Wisniewski Rita Wisniewski Anna Witowski Betty Wisniewski John Wisni1'wski Bernardino Wargtn .lulia Yakim Anna Zvoncheck tiff 4' :wg Pt. Q-hA',Ai yy X ST A l 'L ,, if w lg ' ,1- R :I f PAW, U: k iii U: 4- X ml Ll 7 ...Z Louise Alll'C1'ilWll'Z Williaun Fisher ,loan Hanlon EX't'l,'Il I-Iulllvr liohvrl liushivk Frank Chvsnoy Anthony Cie-han Evo Caroniti Raymond Davis Allwrt Uircnzo N-if Student Council John Lopuck Thomas Olearnick Eileen Quinn Agatha Rvppe Louise Shelenski Corridor Patrol Joseph Foutialc Vincent Guarna Alfred lgnatovich Robert Kmnper Joseph Lanciano Matthew Lashcndock Aflviser-Mn. PATRICK 31 Joseph Showstuk Loo Sawvikis Calvin Wagner John Xvcir Ellll'l'y Nvmvth Andrew l'rimcruno Thomas Shchclski Rohert Shimko Margaret Weldon Joseph Zcnuvh Correspondence Club Rita Alonso Louise Axuzerawiez Marion Aneerawicz Rita Augustine Dolores liohaezyk Verna Brechun Marie Bruno Robert Bushiek Agnes liutsko Theresa Calalmretta Daniel Chmielewski Dolores Chniielewski Catherine Cassari Sue D7Alexander Anna Rose Dellmo Lum-ille Delvicchio Eleanor Demidox it-I1 lvilliam Diehl Ruth Evans joseph Feudale Vivian Fisher Betty Ford ,lean Harris Shirley Huhler Dorothy Karwosky Margaret Kutchen Josephine Lacross Anna Lengvinis Cecelia Luehniek Margaret Mauro Martha Nemeth Bernice Panzer Janet Petrovich Andrew Politza Alma Postal Gabriella Rainal Ruth Reese Agatha Reppe Ramona Reppy Adviser-MR. PATRICK f' i 32 Rosemarie Rit-h Mary Sassani Anna Seepanski Fern Shade Thomas Shehelski Jean Shiner Verna Siket Theresa Splitt Leonard Stavenski Catherine Stello Rose Syvulirh Betty Terry Marie Terry Rita Terry Rose Marie Terry Mary Tominovich Louise Vitaeeo Lorraine Xvasilewski fit fi' ww, 0--'O rf + fhhhi Q V , 1 vt' r 1. u mm, ., ,1- 3' 1' 1- xr 3 Q lg 'J nxt A ll Alfreda Wloytal ,lean Zlllllllfjfllliill -K IT., :sq ll 7 .J Louise Ancerawicz Marian Ancerawicz Adrienne Balon Rita Bartos Verna Brechun Juno Bressler Marie Backwash Sophie Civhan Sue lylllexander Rosalie Diak Mildred Fabish l'lannah Ford ,lean Harris Dorothy Karwoski Verna Kozlowski Mildred Krajewski if Glee Club Margaret Kutchen Johanna Lippay Betty Maskel Dorothy Machuzak Dorothy Miller Bertha Murawski Martha Nemeth Eleanor Oszko Hope Paulnock Florence Patrick Bernice Pauzer Jeanette Petrovich Mildred Petrevitch Dorothy Preshlock Alma Postal Gabriella Rainal AllUiS8f-MISS LAHAZA 33 Agatha Reppc Roniona Reppy Sylvia Sgro Mary Scicchitano Fern Shade Rita Shcdleski Helen Sheptock ,lean Solovey Mary TllllllllllX'll'll Mary Splitt Louise Vitat-co Bernice lvilliams Freda Woytal Martha Wydila Genevieve Zakewslti ,lean Zimmerman A ,., '1 , . Pl't'Sl.llCIIf - Vice l'l'1'si1l1'lll S6CI'ffllII'j' - Treasurer Kldvisel' - Louise Alwerawir-z Marion Allt'l'l'ZlWlt'Z Helen Andreseavage Rita Augustine Dorothy Bozza Shirley Bressler Dolores Breski Agnes Butsko Mary lilltelikcwvslii Dorothy Chesney Ango Conf-ello Elizabeth lJ'Alexander Rosalie Diak Mildred Falrish Margaret Galgoey Elizabeth Grail Tri-I-li Club OFFICERS MEMBERS Louise Garcia ,lean Harris Mildred Hrabsky Dorothy Karwoski Veronica Kosloski Margaret Kutchen Betty Maskel Dorothy Moleski Dorothy Miller Irene Moses Eleanor Oszko Bernice Pauzer Florence Patrick Mildred Petrevitvh Mary Seiechitano Fern Shade ,fk 34 IJUUISE ANC ICKAW ICZ hfllI.DRlCD l'lcTi:1cv1'1'4:ll tthm' Sczlczczirlm E1,mANon Osz Mus. Lt-zwls llelen Sheptoek .lean Shiner Irene Simon Theresa Splitt .lean Solovey Rita Terry Mary rIl0IIlllIOVll'll Marie Veaeh Lorraine Yvasilewski Marjorie Xvightman Evelyn Whalen Margaret Wfeldon ffiw fl' in an W F Q4 Q-kin!! W K? K x ,ff Sl l rf ,M 'l li 'waz' is kg- 85 cl Martha Yvydila Martha Zinda Frances Zark ' ' , 'Q erman 'K -as - I ll 7 rj if Cashier Club llilu Augustine Uolorcs l50l1ut-zyk Agnes Butslco Marion Cill3.lD1'Cll1l Elizabeth Connnudari Sophie Cichan Rosalie Diak Vivian Fisher Hannah Ford Flo1'vm'v Uutowski 'l'hr-lmu Kowulcski ,loam Lung ,lean Maskcl licrnim-0 Pauzvr Jacqueline Happy Alma Postal Caroline Thonias .f1l1Ul.SCI'S-- Mus. lnawxs. Miss AIHIIKUSKY Kita liurtos Sophie Cir-hun Alina Postal llolcn Shoptovli Aciriennc Balon Louise fxIll'OI'2lWl Vornu Brochun She's a Soldier's Sweetheart flicnior Play Cast! K7 Dorothy Chesney Robert XVOir f 36 Anclrow Politzu Joseph Feudalr- William UiNoil Mrs. F. tzfflilllli' lNlJll'Cl'll'l'49l Emory Nemvth Daniel Chmiclvwski Andrew Torok Guido Varano fit w r--40 P A thqhii Q X it xfiftirk 2' 1v k Si 'lr fr :: Q+++ it : A X 5 i Mu. ANGICLU DiAl,EXANIlER - - - - lnslrufrlar ANeEl.o lJ'A1.ExANDER. Jn. - SluflenlCamlualar GEORGE Pomwigo - - - Assislanr l,ea1ler CAROLINE THOMAS Drum Majorelle l'lI11I.l-IN TURLIS - BllSl.I18SS Mazinger' ROBERT BUSHICK - l'1'e.sifle111 RUTH REESE - Secrelary SHIRLEY HUBLI-:R - - - - - Librarian - E ClarineIsfRoy Thomas. Domenirk Manello. ,larkie Weir. Edward Cunvitis. - lf Clrzrinets-f--Steve Cyuyvso. Helen Turlis. Alhert Zushin. Rohert 'l'erry. Paul Wis- - niewski. Rose Marie Kutchen, joseph Nestieo, Willialil Parenti. A TrambonesmMary Miles, Shirley Huhler. -- B Camels and Trumpets-George Polinko. jackie Chappel. Ralph Carrie. Runulcl Rushick. William Kutchen. Saxopli0nes4-Caroline Thoinas. Robert Wetzel. Russel Cnretski. Blll'if0lI6S-7-AIlg0l0 D'Alexander. Jr.. Domenivk hestico, Ruth Reese. Jus:-ph Wzn'm'r. lxltfllliill Vvydelia. Alto Horns-Charles Niglin. Olga Moses. Charles Miriello. Basses-Rnhert Rushirk. Ilrums-l3ernard Moleski. Andrew Primerano. Christ Noble. Bernard Wasku. . Flag CilIl'I'Ii0l'S-'l.A!l'lA2liI10 K3llIlllSl'iy. Rita Meisner. 'ingers-lVlildred Capolleti lvaptaint. Rita Augustine. Helen Moses. lrvnv Sinmn. lVlargaret Calgary. Anna Tnniinmivh. Shirley Claylwrger. Shirley Mawvry. Joan ,-l . anion, Dolores Rohacyzk, Lsuhst. xt.-i 37 Varsity Football SQUAD liernurtl liurkowslti Matthew Lashenrlovk Antlrew Viper Joseph lienvzkowski Joseph Laskoskie Allwrt lietallvt-lx Alex liurak Stanley Maddish William Shofller Henry Duran Albert Mielitis Michael Siket fx Henry Fesniak Frank Mizak lien Terry Q? Chester Card Stanley Moleski William Varuno i X 44 ft fi Z : :A- Alfred lglltll0Ylt'll Frank Nicola Leo Zelinski 3' ' i' 6 A 5 A: llaul Niglio 1 ibn MA , t 1: I + Q X' i Cfllllfll--flvlltillNlil. TERRY A.v.si.slaf1lesI l4:l.1x KAIIICI. 'f 1811 598 w Managers 3 Angelo l,iAlPX3llClt?l' joseph Katona ,lohn Struhotslq' U SCHEDULE AND SCORES Sept. lI1Kulpmont ..... .... I 1 Mt. Carmel ,A .....,......v U, U Sept.20-Kulpmont ..... .... 2 5 Mt. Carmel Catholir High --- -U 0 Sept. 20-Kulpmont .,... -- 6 bhenandoah ............. --- I9 Ovt. 3-Kulpmont ..M.. -- 2 Mt. Carmel Township ..,,, ,-- 0 Oct. I0-Kulpmont ...,. ..., 3 44 Xvest Mahanoy Township -, W, 0 Oct. l6-Kulpmont ....w -- O Mt. Carmel -- --- 0 Oct. 24-Kulpmont .,... .... 1 2 Ashland .... , T Q Oct. 30-Kulpmont ..... .... 2 5 Minersville -- --- I2 Nov. 14f--Kulpmont ..... .... 1 8 Scranton Tech. - Nov. 21-Kulpmont ..... .... 2 0 -.-. --- 6 Nov. 26-fKulpm0nt .Y... .... 2 6 Coal Township -- 6 38 ll I llvl IM1 Dm Um' .lun .I un .lun .lam .lun .lan .lan Varsity Basketball SQUAD Framk Cll1'Slll'y Snnmuvl Nil-ulu ,lusvph Diminivk Alldl'0Wl,l1Jil Ronald Haas Gus Veuvh flfaaplzlinl Jvrmnc Mukowski XWIIIIIIQCI'--,IOIIN STRAHOTSKY Coach-MR. TuoMAs HocAN SCHEDULES AND SCORES K. Opp. ,'xSllIilllll ...... --- 35 20 Sllvllilllllllilll --- ,-- 36 53 lliramlxillv -V --- IU Xl .Xlumni ,f,... --- 32 28 Nll. Cunm-I --- .... --, 31 32 Coal Twvwllsllip ,.,A...... 'lil I9 utlllylllfllllllll Tuwnsllip ..,. 25 37 Ml. Cill'llll'I Tuwllsllip ..,, 26 27 lfuul 'l'nwnsl1ip ,...Y, ,-- 35 18 Nll. f:11l'llll'l ,,,,........ 37 27 Nll. l.ul'lm'l l0WllSlllll Nll. lfanm-l Township ff! tl irsl llulf Playa 22 ---- .55 ---- .28 .. . .77 ,lun Fe-lm lfvln Fm-lm Fvlr Fl'll lfvlr IG-Im lfvlr 29 2 JS 9 ll 12 I6 I9 . 23 K. 0 llirurflvillm- ......,,,, W ISU Ml. Curnu-I .....,,..,.., JH. Cunyngllunu 'Township --- 38 Nlt. Curnu-I Townsllip ,,,, IST SIll'llilllll0illl ..,.,......,, '10 Coal Townsllip ,.,,,,.... 28 ' 2122 Nll. Lurxm-I ,E-.,,,-..... HI. f.ill'lll4'l lnwnslllp ..,, .H MI. f.ill'llll'l IOWIISIIID tllanw fur flllillllllllilldllll of ilu- K4-yslunv lmuglwi -- fl-l pp 30 Sl .,, .HJ 39 Il I 23 30 -79 All Junior Varsity Basketball I rzink .llltll'0St'5lYilQ.fC .lllrin Nliclitis Frank Nicola Nlivlnlcl Sikol, llonry lllll'ZlIl .lulnn Mrozek Williznn Sa-holllcl' llunry Slt'Will'l l,l'0llill'll Nlslkowski .llzrmrglwrs .Iuswn K.x'ruN.x, AN4ar.i.n lY.xl.I'IX.lNllI'1ll. f'1Plll'fI Mic. 'l'ium,xs llmux SCHl'llJl'I,l'lS Asn SCORES lx. Opp. li. Opp Jain. N Ml. t':lrmul . . .. 10 11 Full. 2 Ml. flill'lllt'l 12 17 .l:ln. 12 Cunl 'll0XVllSlllll . . .. 4... 2li 31 Fvh. 3 -Cnul 'l'0ll'llSlIlD . , 251 31 .l3lll. I3 liviscr . .. ,. .,.. 36 19 Feb. 9 Mt. l':irlm-I 'l'1m'ns . ,. 27 21 Jain. I5 Nil. l':lrlncl 'llUXVllNlllli . .. lti 114 Fm-lr. 12 -Coal 'lkwwlisliip 25 22 .l:ln. I9 t'u:il 'lhwnsliip , ll- 25 lfs-li. 145 NIT. t':ll'mcl 17 33 Jam. 22 Sli. f'2ll'Illt'l ,. , , . . ll 20 Ft-lr. 19 Ml. Vzirinvl 'l'0wnsliip . . ll- 25 Jain. 215 Ml. l':irlm-l 'l'tNVlISlllll . . ,, 9 15 Junior Varsity Football l'l-lor .tnzlnin llnnulml Hzms Joseph Sinnpli Ilmniniu Yitm-co l'l1:n'lvs llznrnvs .Iusvph Lech llvnry Stewart lll'l'll2ll'tl Wuskn .Inst-pl: llzillaihrimlal .luhn Lnkzlwvtski Ruln-rt 'I'0i'ry .llfrunl Williams .lost-pl: llllllllllvli llcrmlrml Milcwski f'll'lll 'l'mn:nst-skis Iillgrclic Yann-mki l,vo1l:u':l llvnns Iicurgrr' Pnlinko l,uon:lr1l Vnlalnial Wzlltvi' Yerlw liolalnml lflvnns Albert Zushin Couclz---MR. '1'r:inu'. .lssisiunf lfmlvh NIH. K.llDluI. Giuwilcs 1'1.Av1-in K. Opp. K. Opp Sunbury , ,. 0 19 Cunl Tuwnsllip , ,. 0 0 40 Girl's Activity Club Nlurinn .xIll't'I'llWi1'Z i':iil'1'l1I,l'llli1illXiK'il Ili-lvn ,Xx11l1'cscuxag1v Nlilmlrml lfalmisll Gloria .Mlniu lfwlyn FiSilt'1' liilu .'xllgIlISiilll' Yiviun FiSilt'I' Fl'illll'1'S n1'Il4'l'UVil'il llaumuh Foul llnllm-s llnlluvxylx fszlln-lIm'llzll'uiz1 Nlury BITIIIILIII Sllil'l1'yi3l'm-sslvl' Rulnunu Bfllllll Xglws Bulllw l rum'm's 1 fuseu ri Uolorvs liillllil'i1 i,lIl'X' lh'lwl'1'l11o Elczinor Dcrr ,Imam llunlon Dohulily Kllfwusixi xi'lll'Q1LlI'1'l Kulm-llvn Cfllzlrlollm-1,1-sin-ffky .fXl1r1a1l,e-llgxillis -wiki lfluirv Nluskvl Uomlily Mnli-ski Sponsor-Bibs .lllIl1' Nlulvslxi BL'l'lili1 Nluruweki .X11mlMudl'y xiilflilll Nl'llll'lil Nlary0rIun1lu lililil1'l'ill1' Paul Uma Poslul R1'l'Ili1'1'I,illIl1'l' .lzlqlwlirlv IQPIDIIP B4'lIyR1'pp1' RLllllUIlLiR1'lllly Hlllil Rvvsl' xiilfyS1'i1'l'ilililllll PIQLLU Cheerleaders llvlvn .'xrllliI'l'St'ilVLlgLK' lhlnivl l.il!l1iI'if'WSixi M-upluini Vivian FiSil1'I' Rnnmnu lirunu IM-lon-5 fiill!lit'it'N'Sixi -IUSUPII Kullz-1' 41 i l'I'll Sillllil' ifiiilll 5l4'iiill' fiLllill'l'ilH! Slvllu Nurma Smith i i0l'l'llL'1' Tvrry Rom- Nlarim- 'l'4'l'ry Marin- T1-rry 'Kuna 'llnninm in-In Mary Turninm ii-in llluriu Yuruno lilllil1'l'iIl0xvilflln I'iii1'l'll WH-ry i'iiii'Q'll xviisnll Frances Zarknfki J0illlI.lihil1'll1iUl'ix Churlvs Marivllu is Nm x Yi N 11g 'Tfi?ff-,ww Q ig Aygg. .. my . .... 4 Y ., '-iwsillx X WZ: .' if l 11 X ?Mz'wzea f High Lights ol School Year School opens ......,..... Catholic lligh football game Shenandoah game ....... SEPTEMBER ----llappy days ahead --------Easy victory ----A disappointment OCTOBER Scrap Collection ........... .......,...,,. ,,,,, L J ver tht- top Mt. Carmel Township game ,.,,,,,,,,, An upset Senior dime dance ....... ..... A ew conquests Fire prevention week .... ..,....., A latehes?'! Mt. Carmel game ....... ..... A satisfying tie Bucknell lnstitute ........ .... .... A 4 lay of rest Movie Saturday's Millions .... Shortened periods llallowe'en dance ....... ............... ........ l' B unny faces NOVEMBER ,loy Bell Ringers ......... .................. .... B e lls a-plenty Slout Players .............. .............. , ---Rip Van Winkle American Education Week .... .............. It lore work Lansford game ............ ............. A nolller victory Armistice Day ........... ,........... A nticipating another soon Thanksgiving Day .... ............... .... E a 1, sleep and be merry DECEMBER Basketball season begins ............. ..... L ooking to . . . '- Christmas Dance ,,, ....... Mistletoe Sltalll-ES Mr. Shovlin Retires - ...... Well Earned Rest Christmas Holidays --- .... Time on our hands Alumni game ......... ..........-- .--.---- W C win again JANUARY New Supervising Principal No Mid-Year Exams ..... Mt. Carmel game --- - Abbott 81 Costello --- March of Dimes -- Report Card Day --- Mt. Carmel game --- Talent Night ..... Vaccination .... Valentine Dance -- Historic Birthdays -- Basketball Playoffs --- No Track ........ County Contests -- Harbinger arrives - April Fool's Day .... Easter Holidays ....... Showers as usual ....... Another Contingent leaves May Day .......... Junior-Senior Prom --- Final Exams ....... Memorial Day .... Baccalaureate -- - Commencement --- FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY J UNE ijjjffjfjjjj' 44 ----Splendid Choice -------------Ray!! --------A thriller -----------Best --------Almost 1 --- -New Resoluti ------Sweet Revengeh: ----Excuse for absencen, --- Cupid all armed ----More Significant ----First half, ours -----Menges gone ----------No gas -----Spring fever --------Fooled again ----O. K. Considerinf -----Rubber Shortage ------Some Seniors V iii: i' ,paw 0'-A0 P A rv' X Q U t t f . - I' 1 if A A W A Q --------------burpr1ses:t it I, Q ' Q +4 if t wil: 4 QI Aix ---------------Postponed --- Where were the boys? ---- --- Failures, never fails -More Profound Meaning ----Sound Advi ---- Farewel .l 4 The Crystal Ball llere we have a Crystal Ball, Telling the future of us all. lt shows for some success and fame, For others fortune and acclaim. Amid the misty shroud we see The class of l943: We start it off in a large city's heart. Where most of our class is taking a partg Louise Aneerawicz, with musical art, Aids Betty Maskel, a dancing young dart. Agatha Reppe watches the show, And prints in the paper the things you should know. While Verna Brechun hits high high do On Mary Arnoldin's Song of the Snow. Dan Chmielewski, a draftsman with skill, Works in Andrew Torok's textile mill. Guido Varano has a chemist's will To improve the valuable vitamin pill. We then see Director William O'Neil Coming in with Editor William Diehl, With an air that makes M. Reppy feele She's lost nearly all her fine appeal. Ben Terry is part of a flying corpsg Joe Laskoski helps to win the warg Stan Maddish captures Germans galoreg He fights and fights and looks for more. - Jack Savina and Stello still pal aroundg - They own a tavern and acres of groundg But for tonight they've come into town- Frances Benerowich gives curls and waves, And buys bonds with the money she saves. While Cecelia Moleski earnestly craves- To belong to the WAACS or to the WAVES. Joe Bressi, whose interest is forestry, Advises Johanna Lippay, the social beeg While Jerome Makowski plays the song Ol Gee, A late composition by Jean Solovey. -Z i 45 To hear Rose Scicchitano a Song Bird renowned. Eleanor Oszko is a nurse to the laiueg Verna Kozloski an historian of fame: Nick Benedetto is a sergeant hy name-H All with a purpose, Freedom their aim. Lou Cutowski, content in his chair, Has a large fortune and also an heir. Judge Joseph Feudale, dedicating a fair, Acts ably and wisely, so many declare. Patrolman Filipczak patrols his beat: Hannah Ford's children are very sweetg Theodore Yarish stops briefly to greet Thomas Shebelski the man of Wall Street. Thomas Swartz is a husky M.P. Taking Patrick Sassani into custody. And Sylvia Sgro, as all can see, ls a U. S. 0. worker as sweet as can bc. Alma Postal is sorting out mailg SPAR Janet Petrevitch reports a sea galcg Sophie Cichan has donned a young bridc's As WAVE Helen Sheptock is ready to sail. Mary Splitt runs a cute luncheonette, Owned by John Paczkowski who's not mar John Lashendock sings for all he can get, For a good time folks its your best bet. Dorothy Miller works for Uncle Samg Anna Scepanski sells rings from Rotterdam: Mary Scicchitano snarls at a trailic jamg Arthur Scicchitano becomes a radio ham. Mary Cwiklak bravely does her part By being another Amelia Earhart. While Dorothy Machuzak has Cupid's dart Aimed at some lucky lieutenant's heart. veil, ried yet The Crystal Ball john Anderson drives a bus all day, As Rose Andrusko computes his pay. Inventor Bolich slowly tinkers away, And Gabriella Rainal tends a large X-ray. Chauffeur Dallabrida drives a limousine, And Leonard Kruleski has a flying machine. Bernard Kashmer makes ersatz gasoline, While Dorothy Preshlock edits a magazine. ,Ioe Bartos manages a self-service storeg Bertha Murawski is a photographerg Stella Procopio enters a teaching corpsg And Helen Golda is a stenographer. An able basketball coach is Gus Veachg Mayor Fasolka is hard to reach, As Rita Bartos enjoys Palm Beach, And Rev. Larnaitis has started to preach. Adrienne Balon, who composes no end, Is busy with socials she has to attend. Bob Marietta, the Army's best friend, Greets Frank Mizak, Fordham's great end. Mildred Petrevitch is a dietitian, Who works with Woytal, a N. Y. practitiong And Marie Buckwash spends her time wishin'g That, Metropolitan Opera 0K's her audition. Len Stavenski is on the radio,. Describing Dorothy Chesneyis fashion showy June Bressler teaches kids in Shenandoah, While Sue D'Alexander leads a vaudeville sh Genevieve Zakewski is a debator- With all famous speakers we can relate her. OW. Anthony Czechowski to no girl will calm-r, For he is still known as a woman hater. Robert Pupo drives a military tank: Betty Colicchio works in a district bank. Evelyn Hubler soothes a wounded Yank, While Mildred Krajewski is a lady of rank. Anna Zvoncheck is a cute co-edg Edith Stellar is a nun insteadg Mary Bressi makes an airline bed: Raymond Davis delivers our bread. Helen Swatsky is teaching dancingg Robert Weir is engaged in high financingg Model Julia Paul has all the boys glancingg Tony Rainal's firm is still advancing. Andrew Politza is a well dressed man: William Seder drives a moving vang ,lean Ponatoski is a movie fang And Bernice Pauzer helps all whom she can. John Lopuck is an Army chief, And G-man Robert Vezo captures the thief. Anna Wasilewski writes the Laws in br' While pilot Len Murawski brings Hitle o - ie Saleslady Martha Nemeth does lineg Emery Nemeth is a speaker refinedg And Rita Shedleski still likes to dine, With Anthony Lengvinis, sports writer in-li Bernice Williams is a botanistg Louise Vitacco, a good news columnist. Hope Paulnock is an ardent biologist, Assisted by Fern Shade, a microscopist. Ball . These forecasts of the Crystal Make provisions for us all. Since no more shows through the misty pall, So success and fortune be yours-all. f if in 9 wt, P+., fhqhii Q X f. 1 t t H A Q. pf' fans, U fy A 9' r :t '+ ,J ' i il 'K 1 .-I! Class Will We, the class of 1943, who are about to depart from the portals of this institution of learning find it desirable to make public our last will and testament. Being men- tally sound, lsometimes questionablel we bequeath the following according to our aforementioned legacy: T0 THE FACULTY: The realization that they have lost an exceptional class, hut in consolation wc lt-ave permission to mention our outstanding qualities. TO THE JUNIORS: We confer upon them our practicability, dignity, and Senior privileges. T0 THE SOPHOMORES: We give a vivid impression of our great knowledge and talents. TO THE FRESHMEN: We offer a bewildered expression to be used whenever they don't know the answers to the teacher's questions. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Possessing an abundance of various talents, the Seniors wish to make the following individual bequests: Guido Varano and Andrew Torok-the science whizzes -leave their answers to the Chemistry quizzes. For all future track teams of K. H. S., Bill O'Neil offers his outstanding ability as a miler. The quietness of Rita Shedleski, we give to Claire Maskel. Stanley Maddish and Joseph Laskoskie bestow their football skill upon Henry Duran and Mike Siket. We grant to Rita Augustine, Dan Chmielewski's early success as a poet. Joseph Feudale generously donates his masterful voice to Walter Kaminsky. We will the dexterity of Agatha Reppe on the basketball court to Helen Andrescavage. Joseph Bartos gladly reserves his place among the absentees for Leonard Valania. To Vincent Guarna we leave Bernard Kashmer's imitations of Donald Duck. We hereby bequeath Helen Swatskiis naiveness to Mildred Fabish. Those unforgetable cartoons drawn by Ted Yarish, we donate to Clem Lachowicz to be used as models for the Blue and White Review. To future debs of K. H. S., we leave those fashionable slacks so popular with Misses Ancerawicz, Balon, and Vitacco. Joe Casanova Bressi, Robert Romeo Marietta, and Len Don Juan Kruleski request that their unfinished romances be taken care of by Pipa, Barret, and Olearnick. Robert Vezo gives his ear plugs to any student who wishes to sleep during class. He says that without them his slumbers were disturbed by the teachers' explanations. Robert Pupo earnestly requests that his jalopy be converted into a bus to transport Keiscr's students to Kulpmont. We leave those very becoming HG. I. haircuts to admirers of a simple coiffure. To the Army we leave a long list of eligible draftees. We ordain that Mrs. Lewis and Mr. Terry be the executors of this will. aving written this will in the presence of witnesses and thereby assuring ourselves of its va 't weimm lete its le ality by signing: Our KXJ Mark CLASS or 194-3. 47 Name Nickname John Lashendock Cookerda Fern Shade Fernie Leonard Murawski Len John Paczkowski Patchy Leo Larnaitis Hecker Leonard Kruleski Long John Anthony Rainal Tony Rita Shedleski Ritie Stanley Maddish Dapper Evelyn liubler Red Leonard Stavenski Stabbers Daniel Chmielewski Chirp Mary Cwiklak Marion Joseph Bressi Bress Hope Paulnock Hopie Jean Solovey Jeannie Andrew Torok Bondy Alma Postal A1 Robert Vezo Scumbo Rita Bartos Tiny Anthony Lengvinis Nookie Ben Terry Ben Alfreda Woytal Freda J oltanna Lippay .lo Mildred Petrevitch Millie Bernard Kashmer Kash Helen Sheptock Shep Robert Weir Bob Guido Varano Guido Eleanor Oszko E-163Il0l' Jerome Makowski Jerry Robert Pupo Trigger Raymond Davis Ray Arthur Scicchitano Shic John Anderson Cotton Hannah Ford F ordy Edward Bolich Edgie Agatha Reppe Aggie Helen Swatski Swats Andrew Politza Andy Veronica Kozloski Vernie Rose Andrusko Rosie Thomas Swartz Swartzie Verna Brechun Vern Patrick Sassani Charlie Joseph Feudale Pud Edith Stellar Edie Theodore Yarish Twettler Julia. Paul Ulie Dorothy Chesney Chess Anna Scepanski Nancy Nick Benedetto Nicky Pet Like Being Late Talking Keeping Teasing Disagreeing Girls Ciggling Long Hair Acting Silly Strolling Collecting Money Wise Cracking Sports Trees Hair Do's Drawing Chemistry Earlie Taking His Time People Being Bashful Having a Good Time Sailors Keeping Busy Bud Driving a Car Arguing Newberry's Chemistry Books Being Suave Sleeping Corridor Duty Milk Teasing Doing Favors Watching Others Swimming Jewelry Clothes Keeping Busy Being Witty Tending Bar Singing Eating Candy Shooting Pool Having Fun Sketching Army Hurrying Shortened Periods Making Noise 48 Future 0l'l'lllIlllillll Priest Nurse Aviator Mechanic Congressman Heartbreaker Undertaker Air Hostess Comedian Nurse Tax Collector Comedian Sportswoman Forester Model Artist Researchist Basketball Referee Soldier of Fortune Hostess Bachelor Man of Leisure WAVE Nurse Housewife Play Boy Debator Manager of 5 and 10c Store Chemist Scholar Movie Actor Mattress Demonstrator Man of the World Milkman Mechanic Charity Worker News Commentator Eleanor Holm Who Knows Lawyer Career Girl Comedienne, Bartender Vocalist Unseen Adviser Congressman Pleasant Hostess Artist Army Wife U. S. O. Hostess Defense Worker Entertainer Nam e Anna Zvoncheck Adrienne Baton Dorothy Miller - .luck Stello William O'Neil Sophie Chichan limery Nemetlt Anna Wasilewski .lack Savina Louise Vitacco Joseph Filipczak .lanet Petrovich Bill Diehl Gabriella Rainal Thomas Shebelski Louis Gtttowski Betty Maskel Mildred Krajewski Rose Scicchitano joseph Laskosky Frank Mizak William Sedar Robert Marietta john Lopuck Gtts Veach Michael Fasolka Anthony Czechowski Joseph Bartos Louis Dallabrida Genevieve Zakewski llelen Golda Bertha Mttrawski Betty Colicchio Mary Bressi Martha Nemeth Jean Ponatoski Mary Arnoldin Cecelia Moleski June Bressler Frances Benerowich Ramona Reppy Mary Scicchitano Marie Buckwash Dorothy Preshlock Dorothy Machuzak Bernice Williams Louise Ancerawiez Stella Procopio Bernice Pauzer Sue D'Alexander Sylvia Sgro N i t'l.'ru1n1 c Lunny Ady Dot Dttkie Bill Soph Em Ann Lassa Lois Flip J an Diehlie Gabby Shebel Whitey Bette Millie Ro Det Cye Bill Bob Gido Gusty Sacus Hohn Barty Shadow Flying Jenny Goldie Bert Betty May Mart Fi-Fi Dene Cely .luney Fran Mona Shic Ginny Dot Dot Bernice Squeezy Stella Bernie Sue Syl Pet Like Playing Cards Chewing Gum Arguing Driving a Car Traveling Being Absent Girls Ribbons joking Sports Being Alone Taking Her Time Being Agreeable Being Pleasant Opposite Sex Disagreeing Dancing Movies Recordings Femininity Pin Ball Machine Cards Air Corps African Polo Girls Fixing Flats Loafing Driving a Car Car Movies Books Swimming Dancing Dancing Phosphates Day Dreaming Sleeping Letter Writing Singing Eating Green Fingernails ice Cream Singing Conversing Dancing Funnies Dapper Dancing Cokes Skating Soldiers 49 Fttlttrt' l,l'l'llllllfillll Fortune Teller Journalist Critic Chauffeur Tourist Beatttician Husband Ribbon Factory Bob Hope Sportswoman Hermit Social Worker Troop Leader Business Woman Train Caller Debator Ballerian Ticket Seller Singer Navy Foreign Legion Soldier Commercial Pilot Sportsman Aviator Pilot Bachelor Chauffeur Professor Career Girl Hostess Riveter Typist Nurse Nurse Dietitian Designer Telephone Operator Nurse Wife Nurse Dairy Maid Typist Secretary Nurse Teacher Pianist Hair Dresser Housewife Career Girl Housewife I I 4 I l4 + DIEGES 6' CLUST I7 John Street NEW YORK, N. Y. Manufacturers of Specialty Jewelry Class Rings and Pins Medals, Cups, Trophies and Plaques Athletic Awards Ojjcinl lcfwvlvrs for KULPMONT HIGH SCHOOL Represented by C. W. GREVE, Chamber of Commerce Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. It was on Sunday, D4-eemlmel' 7, 1941, that the Japanese- mafle their sneak attack on Pearl llarlmor llms forcing us into what is now called the Global War. ln asking for a declaration of u slate of war on lleeeinlver 8, 1941, Pre-sitlr-nl Roosevelt said that the date of the attack will always live in infamy. PATRONIZE YOUR LCCAL DAIRY MILK . . ICE CREAM . . CREAM Phone 2261 KULPMONT, PENNA. Compliments of Compliments of ANTHONY NESTICO STEFAN FILIPOWICZ 52 KUTCHEN'S GROCERY MARKET FANCY GROCERIES, MEATS, FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DELIVERY SERVICE Coll: Kulp 2891 754 Spruce Sf., KULPMONT, PA. I Success, Seniors Compliments of ANTHONY KATONA NEAL RICK I I Approximately 3,000 American lives wcrc lost in this initial attack in addition to thc enormous losses inflicted on our naval warships anchored in tht- Harbor. Most Americans at home we-rc stunned by the blow while the youth of the nation flocked by the thousands to enlist in the armed forces to avenge the attack. Compliments of Compliments of THOMAS BARRETT JAMES HANLON ' Our sr'rz'u'c nzakcs if vasy to build Compliments of ' DR. L. A. LAUER EVERT LUMBER co. Pittsburgh Paints KULPMONT, PA. Diol 2151 Dial 4131 1000 Block Chesfnul' SI. 10th and Scott Sts. KULPMONT, PA. 53 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES WEST END FIRE ASSOCIATION KU LPMONT, PA. BAKSI'S SAM PETELLO SERVICE STA-I-ICN GROCERIES AND HOME DRESSED LUISRICATIONS-ACCESSORIES MEAT5 KEISER, PENNA. KEISER, PA. Culin Kc-IIy was tht- first U. S. hom tu t'lTIl?1'gl' from this GIuhaI War. II1- Inst his Iifv as u nuvuI aviator in lln- uct of sinking Japun's first hattIE-ship in the South Pucihc. Many otht-r hravv suns Iluvv aIr1-ucIy given up their Iivcs in a similar heroic manner. A IJVUIIIIIIIII bf'uc'ragc' ax of old- HORLACHER'S PIPA'S BEVERAGE COMPANY Sixth and Scott Streets KULPMONT, PENNA. Dial 3131 Compliments of I EUGENE MIRARCHI DR. J. T. WASILEWSKI I A,,0,,,c,y,,,,,,L,,,,, KULPMONT, PEN NA. I I 533 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. 54 WS 'l' 'W.DD1N d ' C PECLEQIZSAIEDEQGNS G an S Rl-roofs FI ' I onsts Service FLOWERS r-'ou Evuw OCCASION sf'0fi0ll can. 1463 Chestnut si. Coll 4963 mnp. 2846 KULPMONT, PA. Mr. C. 1237 West End Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. Victoria Amusement Enterprise, lnc. Compliments of Rose Mariano Beauty Shop Theaters ot SHAMOKIN - MT. CARMEL I l MAHONOY CITY -TAMAQUA KAISER' PA' Hmm of Moll.-fu Ellfl7Vf!liIIHIL'I1f,, l ln ilu- following lirivf spaces are found accounts of the- ways in which our way of living has lu-vu affeclc-'rl by lllis war. Fundamental and far-reaching national ancl international change-s will llave' their place in history. Here, we WiSll to point out brieliy some temporary community clislocalions resulting from the war. KESSI-ER'5 W. B. VALLISH Leading Jewelers FURNITURE d Registered Jeweler MAY TAS? WASHERS American Gem Society Phone 337 38-40 S. Oak St. MT. CARMEL, PA. T Il S. Oak St. MT. CARMEL, PA. FLORSHEIM FRIENDLY TOM CU FF'S GULF SERVICE LUBRICATION GAS-OIL-LUBRICATION ' 21 N. Oak St. MT. CARMEL, PA. Call 828 Ave and Oak Sts. MT. CARMEL, PA. SELBY NISELY 55 Ashlond and Shomokin Auto Bus Company Schedule Bus Service Between Shamokin and Ashland-Mt. Carmel and Locust Gap Phone Kulpmont 3791 TYDOL FILLING STATION Compliments of 'MEL W' LEAVENS and ooN LAN AUTO ACCESSORIES Smart Cloflars for Men MARION HEIGHTS, PA. SHAMOKIN' PA' The first impact of the war brought fear of a shortage of sugar and many citizens resorted to hoarding. The national government quickly put a stop to this practice by issuing sugar stamps without which sugar could no longer be purchased. At lirst a pound per person per week was allowed. Later the allotment was reduced to one-half pound per person per week. Compliments of JOHN MOLESKI KULPMONT, PA. Compliments of PETER J. MEHOK Compliments of DONDERO ESTATE MT. cAnMzL, PA. MEN,S CLOTHIER MOUNT CARMEL, PA. 56 AT GRADUATION TIME AKELAITIS PHOTO STUDIO Expert Photography Phone M. C. 1011 246 S. Oak Street MT. CARMEL, PA. l THE SUGAR BOWL ENJOY YOURSELF Ice Cream-Confectioner Y at the Kulpmonfs IM Sovia1Ra'ndz'zv0us KULPMONT, PENNA. Dia' 497' i 931 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. All automobile production in the United States ceased after the manufacture of 1942 models late in 1941. Available new ears are rationed to essential users only. Bicycles are also ralioned but used cars are not. All automobile plants are now converted into tlle production of war mu.- terialgtanks and planes. Patronize Your Local DEALER John Clauser 81 Son New and Used Cars 1149 Chestnut St. Call 3001 Kulpmont, Pu. Custom Tailoring Service We sell the INTERNATIONAL Line BRENNAN'S CLEANERS Tuomns BRENNAN, Prop. Dial 2311 900 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. Phone 4201 SAFEWAY CLEANERS AN D DYERS TAILORING-PRESSING REPAIRING Coll ond Delivery Service 1201 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. Dulis-Pedron Beauty Shop 1241 Chestnut Street Kulpmont, Penne. Coll 2953 HAIRCUTTING a Specialty 57 STECKER'S BOOK STORE ROYAL TYPEWRITERS-R. C. A. VICTOR RADIOS i I AND ALL STUDENT SUPPLIES 20 N. Oak Sl. MT. CARMEL, PA. W, C, HACK 8, SONS Jones' Hardware Company l H ard ware' S pvcial fivs Com lere Line of P fvf fl MODERN HARDWARE Half-Cc'l1f1l ry SUPIJLIES Shamokin Frackville l Mt Carmel Mahoney city 115 E. Independence St. SHAMOKIN, PA. ' l I Simultaneously, an acule shortage of rulvlwr resulted from the Jap invasion of our principal sources of supply. Sale of new tires was quickly forbidden except lo those who qualified and I'eon-ive-xl a permit from local ration boards. For the purpose of conserving rulrln-r, the war speed limit lllI'Ullgll0lll the nation became 35 miles per hour. Automobile accidents decreased slIarply. EAT AT SHOVLI N 8. HovAN ES n C0mp,m,S O, Ml. CdflIlC1RFl'VUdfi0ll Ceufcr F. W. WOOLWORTH,S MT. CARMEL, PA. , Lunch - Candy -- Tobacco - Bowling 3 l Compliments of I Q Compliments of 5 I PEPSI-COLA A FRIEND BOTTLING woRKs Phone 630 MT. CARMEL, PA. 58 MOSER'S STORE DRY GOODS-NoT1oNs La1'csf in Sfylvsu Call Shomokin 60 100 E. Independence Street SHAMOKIN, PA. North's Jewelry Store JOHN WARDROP 81 SON A good plum fo buy HARDWARE 4 wan-b 1 MERCHANTS 108 S. Oak St. MT. CARMEL, PA. MT. CARMEL, PENNA. Defense Stamps and Bonds became War Stamps and Bonds after Pearl llarlmr. Tlu- radio. movies and newspapers art- now usetl as a means to urge all citizens to liuy tlwm rt-gularly. ln our high school, in place of the usual banking tlay, a weekly War Stamp Day was inslitutt-tl for ilu sale of stamps and bonds. Results are must satisfactory. MANNELL0 BROS- Thomas' Service Station SUPER-SERVICE STATION ATLANTIC GAS Sunoco Gastmd Oil and OILS Distributors Dial 3721 KULPMONT, PENNA. 6th and Chestnut Sts. KULPMONT, PA KASHMERS MARKET o'ANGELo MEAT and Qualify MEATS GROCERY MARKET Where Prices' Satisfy KEISER, PA. KEISER, PA. 59 P R I N T C R A F T A11zc'riCa's Leading Producers of DISTINCTIVE GRADUATION NAME CARDS MARVIN WYANIH' 1423 E. Elm Street FRANR WYANii'1 SCRANTONI PA, SCOTT HOTEL Kramer's Bottling Works IFormerly Novotny'sl We Serve The BEST in Nothing Buf SOFT DRINKS the BEST BEN TERRY, Prop. Call Mt. Carmel 510-M 1001 chestnut st. KULPMONTI PA- 139 N. Walnut St. MT. CARMEL, PA. Rail and water transportation clifhculties have caused a shortage of gasoline in the Eastern States. Ralioning of gasoline was at llrst instituted in that area hut later extended to lwcomo nationwide. Basic A ration card provides three gallons of gasoline per week for a passenger car The North African invasion resulted in the ban on all pleasure driving. O EPH ARNOILDIN J S VARANO'S PLUMBING ICE CREAM STORE HEATING HARDWARE can 2431 1449-51 seen sf. KULPMONT, PA 951 chestnut sf. KULPMONT, PA. GEORGE FERRETT Choice Fresh Fruits and Vegetables We call at your door. 126 N. 8th St. Phone 4003 KULPMONT PENNA. Compliments of MARION HEIGHTS FIRE COMPANY 60 The Home of SMART CLOTHES TH E H U B can 1258 145 S. Oak Street MT. CARMEL, PA. XVe Furnish Your Home Completely Frigidaires, Zenith Radios, Norge Washers FORMAN FURNITURE PEARL'S Melfs Fu rzzisbing Slow' SHOES - CLOTHING COMPANY ACCESSORIES Dial 2201 1045-47 chesmf sf. RuLPMoNT, PA. aov chem-uf sf. Kui.PMoNT, PA. On this dale, February 15, 1943. very few young men are Seen in Civic-S. To dale almul 600 men from Kulpmont and 200 from Marion Heights are in the service- -many of llleln on foreign fronts. The government has now reached a point when it must decide whether or not to draft married men with families. J. B. SCALET 81 SON HARDWARE STORE Kulpmont's Only Complete HARDWARE STORE Coll 2121 861 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. WETZEL S INSURANCE AGENCY Diol 3531 905 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. A P E DA Printers JOSEPH BARILLA, PROP. J O B P R I N T I N G 628-30 Spruce St. Coll 3211 KULPMONT, PA. SlLVERMAN'S BALTIMORE VARIETY STORE Qualify MERCHANDISE Economy Prices 837 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. MAURER'S WAYSIDE DAIRY Hrulfhful ana' Delirious MILK and ICE CREAM Coll Mt. Carmel 479 ON THE VIADUCT l G U l N A N I S Wallpaper-Paints-Hardware Mt. Carmc'1's Largesz' Siore C O H E N ' S See the newest in FURNITURE displayed in our l 5th and Oak Streets Model Rooms l MT, CARMEL can 423 125 s. oak sf., Mr. Carmel Plumbing and Electfiwl Supplies Kulpmonfs patriotic citizens have organized a Soldiers Welfare League for thu purpose of giving their lioys ar pleasant sr-nd-off. Every indneti-e is given an appropriate gift ut his Kll'llill'1lIl'l' und other gifts of cigarettes and candy are sent from time to time. Proceeds are raised ivy soliciting: voluntary contributions and holding periodic socials. l BOHACZYK'S Compliments of WM. BUCK VEZO, '35 856 Chestnut St. Diol 2881 KULPMONT, PENNA. l ee see l l l ANDY's PRODUCE l FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Qualify GROCERIES Delivery Service Dial 3183 1023 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. BRESSI MEAT MARKET XVl1ere Quality and Economy Meet Coll 2392 MT. CARMEL SHAMOKIN l 561 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. 62 REED'S MILK and ICE CREAM All-ways Good SHAMOKIN KULPMONT MT. CARMEL If lt's Men's Dress or Working Shoes We HUVC Them l Compliments of the 52.00 ond up Largest Selection of Shoes to Choose From l E 8 JOHN F. KURLAND REVIEW General Merchandise Visit Our Meat and Grocery Dept. for Quality K. H. S. 1000-02 CheSi.llllt St. KULPMONT, PA. Coal hole working in this area has virtually disappeared since the outbreak of the war. lingo government projects at Allenwood and Danville are providing better jobs with better pay. Many local citizens are presently employed on these projects-some earning as much as one hundred dollars per week. JOHN PAPP, JR. Co,,,p,.me,,,So. and JOSEPH WARAKSA Proprietors of MICHAEL PEEK Your Neighborhood Bakery KuLPMoN'r, PA. Poffonize Your Hometown Bakery l0th and Chestnut Sts. KULPMONT, PA. Good Shoe Repairing the Way You Like It Compliments of SAM CALLABRETTO BRUNO'S CAFE 961 Chestnut street KULPMQNT. PA. B- ANDRACCHI0- PYOD- Free Movie Tickets for 850 in Trade KULPMONT- PA- Compliments of Joseph Pitingolo Shoe Repair Shop HONABACH RESTAURANT 3 700 Chestnut st. KULPMONT, PA. Ninth and chestnut sts. KULPMONT, PA. l For Fine 51-,oe Repairing 63 KANMAK MILLS, INC. KULPMONT MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Phone 42II KULPMONT, PA. GOOD CLOTHES JACK HIGGINS At Popular Prices For Young Men of Taste I Funeral Director P. A. STIEF 81 SONS II N. Oak se. MT. cAnM:L, PA. MT. CARMEL, PA. Early in 1943 an vncouragsmg rumor was loudly circulated in this region. Local lit-wspapt-is stated that the Federal Government had under consideration the huilding of u huge airport vx- tending from B1-ar Gap to Numidia. According to self-styled insiders, underground llangars and munilion storage places are to be built in the side of the mountain. i Red Cross Noturol Bridge I Compliments of I I S H O E S T O R E I LIGHT LUNCH I SHOES are .na Maple ses. MT. cumin., PA. for the cfmfe family 22 South Oak Sf., Mt. Carmel, Pa. Nunn-Bush Freemon X WY 'YYY VY YYVY YAY T VYYVY 7777777777 in V Y l Compliments of Compliments of THEODORE DALPIAZ A F R I E N D 634 East Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. Jgggpl-1 ZINDA KURLAND'S MARKET Famawn Grocery store . QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIE5 I Service With a Smile 1134 Poplar Street KULPMONT, PA. I can 2321 FLOREY KURLAND' Prop' 61 You will like the modern method of half-soling Particularly on women's shoes There is no obvious joint to brand them as repaired. We keep comfort in mind and use Steerhcad Sole Leather for maximum wear. MODERN SHOE REPAIR DOM. SINOPOLI, Prop. 906 CEIBSEIIIIE' SI. vEAcH SUPER-SERVICE CO'-'-'NG 5 GARAGE STATION Ford Service 4 Call 2241 600 Cheslllllf. Street KULPMONT, PA. Y 737 Chestnut St- KULPMONT' PA. Compliments of JOHN PLICHTA MEATS and GROCERIES Scott SILS. KULPMONT, PA. WEST END CAFE A. PRIMERANO, Prop. KULPMONT. PA. Nth and In order to provide skilled labor for war industries speeial instruction eenters were set up in high schools and shops throughout the country. Watral's Machine Shop on Pine Street in Kulpmont was converted into one of these, where lathe running and hlue print instructions is given free of charge. Many who have completed their eourse are already doing war work in the city. BARKER BAKERY l A. ROCKAFELLER CO. l Registered Electrical For l Contractors BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING I Electfljal MaThmefY an Supp ies CAKES l 39 W. 4th St. MT. CARMEL, PA. 209 S. Ock Sf. MT. CARMEL, PA. Telephone 190 D D D DD De v... . I JOSEPH KRULOCK l I-0NGo's Justice ofthe Peace l CUT RATE and CANDY STORE MARION HEIGHTS, PA. KEISER' PENNA' Y in Wwmwm Viii W Y WW ii V H Yin' Compliments of Compliments of ' UMLAUFS PHARMACY c. A. cANNlzzAno a soN I 937 Chestnut St, 1023 SDTUCE St. KULPMONT, PA. Ph0l1e 4571 KULPMONT, PA. 65 LOUIS GROSSMAN SONS Always fbe Bari C 30 S. Oak St. MT. CARMEL, PA. JOEL VALENTINE BURAK'S CAFE North Street KEISER, PA. I H. O. MOS E R Insurance Trust Building MT. CARMEL, PA. Compliments of Attendance Officer, Mr. Murray KULPMONT HIGH SCHOOL ZENUCK SERVICE STATION ATLANTIC GAS AND OIL 501 North St. KEISER, PA. Immetliately foilowing the outbreak of the war an Aircraft Warning Service tower was Imilt atop the high school Imihling. The joh of this organization is to identify and report pIanes in Ilight over this area. Civilians can thus be warned of any oncoming disaster. Volunteers for this service were solicited and now many high school boys and teachers report for duty regularly. GERTRUDE'S SHOPPE HOSIERY LADIICS, AND Ctill,lJliliN,S AP1'AREL 835 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. Guam KURLAND THE MARATECK SHOP Complete Line of Sportswear, Lingerie, Hosiery and Gifts 844 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. PROCOPIO'S MARKET THE STYLE SHOP 214 E. Independence St. The Rvgioffs Leading Fuxbion Sion' Headquarters for CoATs GOWNS DRESSES Fuas Compliments of JOHN OSZKO BARTOIS' Gnocskv sToRE Dial 4731 'LI 'N 241 Cvlllmbia Ave- ATLAS- PA- 1040-42 scott st. KULPMONT, PA ZIMMERMAN'S JEWELRY STORE DIAMONDS WATCHES AND JEWELRY Sion' for BEAUTIFUL GIIfTs 36 N. Market St. SHAMOKIN, PA. Compliments of Stanley Willis Jan Sobiesko Club KULPMONT, PENNA. Compliments of SLOPPY JOE'S TAVERN 662 Chestnut Street KULPMONT, PA. Compliments of NATIONAL TICKET COMPANY SHAMOKIN, PENNA. Compliments of JOSEPH POLITZA 910 Spruce Street KULPMONT, PA. ACADEMY BARBER SHOP JOHN FULGINITTI, Prop. 1161 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. Arnerican lI1?IISt'WIVt'S were further ineoiiveiiienlred by a Iran placed on the sale of slieed bread. 'I'IIe- order was issued on january 17. 1943. This was lIIv direct result of a erilival slmrlage of man- power und the determination to dispel unnecessary wastes. Newspapers promptly carried illustrulioiis III an effort to educate tIIe public on Iluw to slice bread. CONGRATULATIONS THEODORE R. MAHAFFEY Representative Metropolitan Life Insurance Call Office Sham. I288-Res., Kulp. 2694 Compliments of MT. CARMEL TOBACCO CO. C. BUDICK MT. CARMEL, PA. Compliments of CONNIE FICCA R. H. HENDRIXSON REMINGTON-RAND, INC. I40 E. Independence St. Coll 677 SHAMOKIN, PA. Hirsch Strauss' Young Men's Shop 34 South Oak Street MT. CARMEL, PA. Compliments of M . B 0 D N A R Used Cars MT. CARMEL, PENNA. Compliments of SCHOOL SUPPLY HOUSE Compliments of Compliments of DINGER SHOE STORE RICHARD A. JUSHINSKIE 214 S. Oak St. MT. CARMEL, PA. 220 S. Oak St. MT. CARMEL, PA Compliments of Shamokin Equipment Company HUDSON BILLIARD AND LUNCH Sunbury and Shamokin sts. SHAMOKIN, PA. y Tel. 756 SHAMOKIN. PA. lligll school courses have been greatly affected by the war. History classes became rurrc-nt vvenls clulms and ilu- old lcxls are used merely for reference. Hobby clubs sucll as radio, aeronaulies and 0lllt'l'S ure gradually taking prominent places alongside of tradilional subjects of English, l1islory,elc. REA 84 DERICK Moet Your Friends at Our SODA GRILLE Lowest Prices on Drug Needs MT. CARMEL, PA. We Fill Prescriptions From All Doctors TERRY's CAFE FOOD REFRESHMENTS ENTERTAINMENT joim TERRY 850 C JOSEPH DELAN EY Funeral Director hestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. KULPMONT BOWLING ALLEYS BOWL FOR EXERCISE and RECREATION 948 Chestnu, st. KULPMONT' PA. i300 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. BEST WISHES SHIMKO'S GOOD - RICH MILK PRODUCTS Compliments of CHAS. J. LUCAS Undertaker KULPMONT MT. CARMEL JOHN CHOWKA Funeral Director xui.moNT, PA. Slim- rationing has gone into 1-ffvvl on Fi-lnruary 7. 19443. al 1-xaclly 3 100 I'. M. Iiavli pi-rson ir- alllowwl tlirm- pairs of shoes per ya-ar. Shoe-s van no longer Iw Inougllt willloul surrvnelc-ring: a stamp issued for Iliat purpose Ivy the government. Cannell food raqinning is alrvuily in offs-ct anil il is rumored that general food rationing is not far off. LEADER-HAMILTON COMPANY Complete Line of STUDENT'S CLOTHING FURNISHINGS AND SPORTS WEAR 304 E. Independence St. Shamokin, Pa. Hvurlqnarlvrx for GRADUATION GIFTS Liachowitz Jewelry Store Established 1888 Opposite the Reading Station SHAMOKIN, PA. BUY HERE SAVE MONEY Lvl GEORGE do H! GEORGE F. LU POLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC. can sham lssz-J Chestnut and Market Sts. SHAMOKIN, PA. JOSEPH PARENZAN 8. CO. 20 So. Market St. SHAMOKIN, PA. Wi' Srl! EVERYTHING MUSICAL VICTOR COLUMBIA DECCA iuaconns POPULAR and CLASSICAL Phone H24 WatraI's Machine Shop VOCATIONAL TRAINING Compliments of SAINT MICHAEL'S BEN EVOLENT SOCIETY FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE Russmn Club 924 Pine sheet KULPMONTI PA' 'IOIII and Pine Sis. KULPMONT, PA Comfortable as well as GOOD VISION IS ESSENTIAL TO SUCCESS Compliments of DR. C. C. BILLIG SHAMOKIN OPTOMETRIST N EWS-DISPATCH Phone 547 lRes. 373-Rl 49 N. Market St. SHAMOKIN, PA. The C. C. KI. lCiviIian Conservation Corpel, which was Gel up by the Federal Cover II I 1 , . , , n 1 on o provide enlployme-nl and training for young America during the Depression, was abolished early in the war. This was done he-cause all physically ht youths are needed in the armed forees. As war jolrs became plentiful, the W. P. A. tWorks Projects Administr I' ' ' 'I a ion? was a so discontinued. National Academic Cap and Gown Company Manufacturers of ACADEMIC and ECCLESIASTICAL WARDROBES Caps and Gowns Used in This School Supplied by Us REITZ, Jeweler WATCHES-DIAMONDS Always Reliable Watch and Jewelry Repairing 821-23 Arch Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. 529 N. Market Sf. SHAMOKIN, PA. Compliments of I Compliments of Martello s Grocery Store A FRIEND o KULPMONT, PA. Phone ZOSI 70 coNGRAruLAr1oNs, sEN1oRs ITALIAN CL-U B o OFFICERS Vl'lI!'l'dl1ll' - - V1cTo1t VARANO Assisfanf Vwzvralllz' Louis PLCORIQTTI Sf'l'l'l'fllfAj' Finamial - - BRUNO SINOPOLI Rvvonliug Svrrviary - Louis M1zsTtcH1aL1.t Trvaszzrrr - IJOMINICK D'AL1assAN1mo Iiltlcliv Rll'IQl'llIliM'IRK'f. who has just l'4'IlIl'llt'1I from his IH.lI'l'4tWIllil vxpvrivltut- in tht- Soulhwt-sl Ilzxvifiv. stated in a radio atlflrn-ss. that the-rv is no longer any Inlnrv for Iligh School ,Iuniors unrl Seniors of toflay. The only opportunity opt-n to tht-tn, while- thc- war is still on. ht- saizl. is Io In-ut thc Axis. Ile strongly urgt-cl all Ixoys and girls to pri-pure tlwtnst-Ives for this purposv. CHAS. H. REITZ Attorney at Law 3rd and Oak Sts. MT. CARMEL, PA. CONEY ISLAND LUNCH REGAL G' BLUM 'rns'rx'. mcucrous, HEALTHFUL Foon t Jewelers SHAMOKIN, PA. l SHAMOKIN, 1-A. Buy BON DS and STAM PS War 71 SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS to THE GRADUTES OF K. H. S. CLASS OF 1943 JAN SOBIESKI SOCIETY Pl'!'Silll'lIf - Vin' P?'!'Xilll'IIf - Rwordillg Sl't'l'!'fdl Vj7 Ifirzalzviul Sc'c'r'c'fur'y Tl'l'llXIlI't'V - Svrgvazff-af-Arlfls Clrivf Sfl'lL'llfll - Axxixfanf Sfvwanl - 'k OFFICERS CIIAIKLIZS Planxovlcn ST1aPH1sN OLSHIAQSKI - S1'AN1.1aY BARTOS STIQVAN FILIPOWICZ ENOCI-I PETROVIQH ANTHONY TROCK1 BEN SNARSKI XVALT1-:R WYDIQA 'I'r11xlc'c'x-Enoch Lclcwicz, john Zarkowski, John Bojako, John Switaj, Alex Drazba. 72 ODLT BANNER Wfas Designeal, lf11graveLl, ljrinlenl anal Bouncl in our College Annual Deparlment. 9 Xwe clo .1 varieky ol? CUl'l1ll1Cl'iCCll ljrinling - inelucling Calalogs, College aml 5011001 Year 130013. Consult Us lnelore placing vour next orcler lm' PrinLing. GRIT PUBLISHING COMPANY WILLIAMSPORT. PENNA . 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