Kulpmont High School - Banner Yearbook (Kulpmont, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1944 volume:

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THOMAS Va?',LLuLA Z,044,7,4,z,U.e.z1 ' cz,c.zJ0-41-2j '0A'6 ,La 'H Lfgefffjbuz ' '.,fi,W,z, M, MQW' 't'fWw Mmf s i ,we MMV tt ii CATIO C1 We, the Class of 1944, respectfully dedicate this volume of the Banner to our advisers, Miss Louise Pello and Mr. Thomas. In this humble way we wish to express our sincere gratitude to them for their expert guidance throughout our four years of High School endeavor. I if Z.,- FIRST IT IUSFPII Il'l I Vll l SS I ule in school hs received o ton lmemhe of footblll squrd At Penn St ltr he reueixed his degree lll Nlllllll, Pn meermg 'ind xfter ,.'nn1ng some pr utu il experience en ul in e S Army lf ncering. lorps lhere his rise s ip fron lr1v'r e o l'1rstl.11ut4n.1nt. Nl e expect Joe tc 'advance still fur er. NNI PII DAI.I ATDRT' Class 42' Entered the service October 8. 1912. as an Aviation Cadet. SPCONID I'l X ICIUR Fl RR IRI ISS ls NL nu x o tootblll ind brskethlll wqllltls Rescued his B X degree from liloomshur 'wtrte Ieuhers C rl lege Was luepted 'rs 1 crdct e r Js in lfbll Received his win, is Bombardler NI lVlH'lt0l Report llllNQlll,., lNox 1? 10 3 1 Bl a bomlnn. mission ovtr er- many. Vte pray 'and hope or X ictor's safe return. I FC. NICK DI LVFCCHIO C 'rss 357 lrlntered service Dec. R. lllll. Wounded in battle during the Graduated from the University of Arkansas. as an aviation Me- chanic. Lots of luck. Joseph. CPI.. EDWARD KAMINSKY Class ll Matriculatcd at Notre Dame. Entered service as a ll. S. Ma- rine on Nov. lil. lil 12. After having received his training at I'arris Island. N. C., he was sent for overseas duty somewhere in the Southwest Pacific. WVe know the enemy will find you as tough as you were toward your oppo- nent on the football field. JOSEPH WASCAVAGR Class 40 Mcmher of the SM Cham- pionship Football Squad. A member of a specialized techni- cal service of the U. S. Govern- ment. An instructor in the fun- damentals of operating a bomb- cr's super charger by electro- nics. Stationed somewhere in India. Vl'e are glad to hear of your excellent work. African Campaign. Now sta- tioned in England. Nick ex- pects to even up the score when he lands in lierlin. FIRST I,T. FRANK CANNIZZARO Class CBT VVas a member of the Dramat- ic Club and BANNER Staff. Took his pre-medical training at Penn State. Entered the service Au- gust 27. 1941. in the Medical Corps. Reported missing. July ll, 19-l-3. in the invasion of Sicily. We hope that Word oi' your safety may soon reach us. SGT. EDWARD KUPCH l K Class ll lintercd thc ll. S. Army on Feb. 25, 1913. Assigned to the infantry. where by hard work. he was promoted to the rank of sergeant. Edward is an expert machine gunner. Edward knows how to mow them down, for he had been doing just that while a member of the football squad. l ,L W' M ' , 1 ,1 , ,. 422 - N , . lr, Law nl ln the Service of Cut ation Eshmont, Peter J. QFacultyj Parker, Robert QFacultyj Sabol, Joseph E. fFacultyj Ambrose, Charles, Jr. Anderson, John Anoia, Peter J. Anoia, Charles Arnoldin, Joseph Baksi, George Balent, Robert Bartos, Joseph Benedetto, Anthony Benedetto, Nicholas Benerovich, Frank Brennan, Robert Bressi, Ralph Burak, Metro Burak, Stanley 'Canizzaro, Frank Cannizzaro, Leonard Cawethern, George K. Chesney, Irene Christiano, Edward Cichan, Joseph Concello, John Dallabrida, Earl Dallabrida, Louis Dallatore, Joseph Dallazia, Albert VVrona, George J. fFacultyj Alexicko, John Bartos, Josephine I. Bartos, Mildred E. Bartos, Mary Bercilosky, Walter Bressi, Joseph Curran, Vincent Dahoda, Edward Davis, William Demidovich, Leonard Eshmont, Frank J. Feudale, Joseph Flunt, Mary Galgoey, Charles Brazinsky, Samuel Brennan, Thomas Chimel, Ralph Conni, Steve Doviak, George QFacultyj Dallabrida, Edward 'Fei-rari, Victor D'Angelo, Joseph Horvath, Alex ARMY Delvecchio, Nicholas Demidovich, William De Nunzio, Louis Diak, Joseph Diehl, William Direnzo, Albert Dutchak, Paul Evans, Robert Fedock, Michael Filipczak, Joseph Forman, Abraham Gluchowski, Eugene Goretsky, Paul Goretsky, Michael Graziole, Edward Gutowski, Louis Howanec, Nicholas Hrabowski, Michael Huxta, Joseph Keiser, Leonard Klokis, John Kravetz, George Kubany, George Kupchick, Edward Kurland, Vincent Lanciano, Anthony Laskoskie, Joseph Laukaitis, Walter Lelevich, Joseph NAVY Galgocy, Francis Galgocy, Joseph Gordon, Gerald Kashmer, Bernard Katona, Edward Keiser, Vincent Kovalchiek, John Krajewski, Henry LaCross, Frank Laurenowicz, Leo J. Lelevich, J olm Lopuch, John M achusak, George Marateck, Sanford Marietta, Robert Lengvinis, Anthony Linetty, Edward Litwin, Joseph Macknis, Enoch Macknis, William Maddish, Stanley Malkoski, John Miller, John Moleski, Peter Moore, Lamor Mularz, Alfred Nodzon, John Olaf, Henry Olivetti, Angelo Papp, Louis Parker, Robert Pauzer, Edwin Pauzer, Raymond Pearl, Norman Pelaski, E. C. Pello, Bordon Politza, Andrew Popsin, Steve Preshlock, Joseph Preshlock, George Pupo, Melio Pupo, Robert Reese, Carl, Jr. Reese, Earl McCabe, William Miller, Harold Mizak, Cyril Frank Molesevich, John Moleski, Leon Nezerski, Anthony Noble, Betty Phillippine, Charles Polinko, Edward Radziewicz, Stanley Rainal, Anthony Rick, John Sassani, Patrick Saukatis, Joseph Sedar, William U. S. MARINES D'Angelo, Lawrence Dupnock, Michael Fasolka, Michael Kaminsky, Edward Klokis, Anthony Linetty, Charles Filipowicz, Stephen C. Ozko, Leonard ARMY AIR CORPS Krehel, Peter Kremper, George LaHaza., Marlin M. Macro, Andrew G. Makowski, Vincent Missing. N Killed in Action. Note: As of February 21, 194-ei. Procopio, Sam Ptaszkowski, Joseph Price, William Prosser, Roy T., J r. Rodzai, Stanley Roberts, Joseph Rompollo, John Saukaitis, Raymond Savina, Michael Savina, John Scicchitano, Samuel Shebelski, Thomas Shiner, Nathaniel Siket, John Sinkovich, John Slavinsky, Michael Sokenis, Michael Solovey, Russel Stavinski, William Stello, Anthony Stillo, Dominic Sufalko, Norbeth Testi, Louis Trewella, Robert Trotsky, Helen Veach, Gus Whalen, Frank Wisniewski, George Wisniewski, Leonard Wojtal, Edward Wydan, Francis Wydila, Edward Zlocki, Stanley Zvoncheck, Julius Shaloka, Paul Stello, John Surzinski, Frank Suszko, Salome Swetra, John Thomas, Walter Turlis, Nestor Valania, Frank Varano, Guido -Vezo, Robert QC. GJ Weir, Robert Wightman, Lamar Yarish, Theodore 'Mirie1lo, Bernard Wydila, John Pezelski, Joseph Ryniak, Stanley Wascavage, Joseph Zinda, Leonard Switaj, Albert Terry, Benjamin Terry, Thomas Torok, Andrew APPRECIATIO We, the members of the Banner Staff, wish to express our thanks and appreciation to Mr. Sabol, our ad- viser, who through untiring efforts made this yearbook possible. May the future hold in store for him the treasures he so richly de- serves. 9 -1-1-1-1-1-l-1-1-I-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1'1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-I-I-1-1-1 Board of Education ,.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.l.1,1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.,.1.,.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.,-l'l- JOHN KUTCHEN President THOMAS BARRETT STEFAN FILIPOWVICZ ANTIIONY Nlssrlco Vive President T1'Nm1m'M' S'Prr1'elnry N NVALTER LU'rz LEONARD Wvmm MICHAEL IJULINKO 10 -l.l'ul.l-l.l.l-l-l-l.1el-l-I-lolflol-luis!-1-I-lvlfl-1-1-1.51.f.,.,.,., Th F It l-1-1-l-1-l-l-l-l-l-1-l-1-1.1-l-1.1-1-1-l-I-l-1-1-I-1-1-1-I-I-I-I-1-1.1. ALBERT VV. Rvzuls Mas. RUTH N. Hmmocx Sll1ll'l'ZYlA'IlIg lJl'illf7fIHll Pringipnl S'I '3 fU5N C- pffS'fl'3SKl Jnslcl-II E. SA11m. XVALTEH B. NVESLOTSKY fl-'W-'f3 l'5 I U '1l 'l Naflwmrltic.-r Jlathemutics and Sfrimwe MICIIAEI. A. TERRY VVn.I.Lnf J. BEIEESCIIMITT MARTIN PATRICK S01'iuIStu1li0.-r UUlI1IIll'7'L'illl Englufh Mus. FLORENCE CTEIIONIC MARY Z. LAHAZA RAMONA MARIETTA Englixh Blu.-nc Home Economics l'l'l'l'l'l'I'l'l'I'l'l'I'l'I'I'lll'l'l'l'l'IUIIIIIIIIIIlolnlllsfalalal The Facult lll'l'-fllllllllll'lvlllvlll-IflllllflvI'fvlvlp PETER J. ESHMON-T Social Studies MRS. HEI.PIX LEWIS Commercial EMILY J. Akcllcuslcx' f.l0lllHlllI'l7l1ll fll'INEVIIiVE S'rEI.I.,xn E nglish MRS. ANNA BRliSSl,l1Ill . MICHAEL S'l'llAlIl l'SKY E ll glzxh S'1'ienr'0 A NGELO D'A LERA N lllill R ITA ANANZTIC Bnndlnstr-1Ir'Ior Svmvflnry lllllvlvlol-lvl'l'l'l'.lllr AI.BERT A. CI.AUsr:R Scirfnvo MRS. MARGARET Hllli' 1: Social Studies MRS. AGNES CASARI Social Studies Nl'ZI4S0N S. MURRAY Tl'1lIITIt0jll'0I' W New Q YQ. A' Top Row : IVIARIAN ANCl+1llAWVlCZ Debonair, collegiate-ul-ways in a social whirl Correspondence Club 14 Dancing Club 14 Activity Club 24 Tri-Hi 2, 3, 44 Chi Phi 34 Glee Club 3, 44 Banner 4g Senior Class Play 4. FRANK ANDIIESCAVAKGBZ Tull, l'I'80l lJOIl-fl, one-'woman guy 4 Student Council 24 Basketball 3, 4. Hi-:Li-:N ANDRESCAVAGI-: Practical joker, sports 071hh'Il8'llI3t-lH'UflCl!f'llt nm.-:ter of ceremonies Cheerleader 2, 34 Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4g Activity Club 2, 3, 4 Cashier Club 3g Blue and White Review 4. Second Row: RITA AJIGUSTINE Com-Cola kid, 'vnccinatecl with lt phonograph needle-class jitterbug Activity Club 2, 3, 44 Tri-Hi 2, 3, 44 Correspondence Club 34 Cashier Club 34 Blue and White Review 3, 44 Cheer- leader 44 Banner 44 Glee Club 44 Senior Class Play 4. NIICHAEL BAKSI Dark, wavy hair-stays clear of all feminine entanglemenlx Marion Heights Club 3, 4. H1-:Li-:N BALINT Uongeniul, nni've-hmr ll sternly Correspondence Club 14 Dancing Club li Marion Heights Club 3, 4. Third Row .' Donoruv Bozzn Competent, heellful-knack of handling fiscal claws lIflll'l'8 Correspondence Club 1, 3g Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4. NIARY BRENNAN Amenuble, titun-haired-radiate.-r n friendly spirit 4 Dancing Club 14 Correspondence Club lg Activity Club 2, 34 International Relations Club 3. IJOLORES BRESKIE Assifluous, diligent worker-vmmieul devotee Cashier Club 1, 44 Student Council 24 Blue and White Review 3, 44 Tri-Ti 3, 44 Glee Club 4g Senior Class Play 4. Fourth Row: ANNA BRESSI Benign, urban-e-fi typing speedxter Correspondence Club 14 Dancing Club lg Glee Club 4. SHIRL1-:Y BRESSLER Sensitive, aspiring--jovial possesxor of odd hu-mor Dancing Club lg Art Club lg Tri-Hi 3, 44 Glee Club -K RAMONA BRUNO Astir, retentive-an honor roll veteran, Correspondence Club 1, 3g Dancing Club 14 Activity Club 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 44 Cheerleader 2, 3, 44 Chi Phi 3g Blue and White Review 2, 3, 44 Banner 44 Senior Class Play 4. 14 L... .-'- iil... 4l 1 ,..1.4-.1- r 0,5 , ,ew w, , - rl its xl, i it M I . tk -'V 4 - lil Rt, I l ,lm C yt Q- , eg 4 Y X - I ' N- ' Xa gf l fi 7 iq 7 - 5 A.. I Q L X J , ' 1 15 7 K. Top Row .' DIARY BUCHKOXVSKI .51 ppears studious, cute baby ffllh'-Sh,l1'l0-lla? shadow Student Council 25 Correspondence Club 15 Dancing Club 15 Tri-Hi 3, 45 Glee Club 4. TERESA CALABHE'r'rA Swarthy, glossy hair-our Latin type Correspondence Club 1, 35 Blue and White Review 3, 45 Student Council 4. FRANK CHESNEY Audible, eonjoctural-slzines on a basketball court Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 15 Corridor Patrol 2, 3, 45 Radio Club 35 Blue and White Review 3, 45 Banner 4. Sacond Row .' E1.1zAm:'rH COMMODAHI .-I !'I'illllllll0lhN', loquacioas-ln'immi'ny oval' with life Cashier Club 2, 35 Marion Heights Club 3, 4. ANQELINE CoNc1cLLo Ijllllillllflvlt, a foatlzor in the I7FOWZ!!-7001,-iIlf0l'Ill0ll on world afairs Correspondence Club 15 Dancing Club 15 Radio Club 35 Tri-Hi 35 Glee Club 45 Marion Heights Club 3, 4. FnANci-is COSSARI Whimsical, endlessly jlitting around-a good tonic when you're feeling low Dancing Club 15 Activity Club 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Correspondence Club 3. Third Row : EDWARD CUPs'1'A Imlapellrlelif, roy-a peace-loz'iny Iafl Band 1. ANGELQ Ij,ALFIXANDEll Carefree, musically inclined-xkillod wavor of the baton Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chi Phi 35 Student Conductor 3, 45 Banner 45 Senior Class Play 4. ELIZABE'l'll IJ,ALEXANDEll Garrulous, 0llt3Il0k01l-i1l'lJ0t61'llt8 wisacracker Correspondence Club 15 Student Council 1, 45 Tri-Hi 25 Senior Class Play 4. Fourth Row: LUCY DELVECCIIIO lVaa, Colgate smile-a prolia: f70llU07'3Clti0llllli8t Student Council 15 Dancing Club 15 Correspondence Club 1, 35 Activity Club 2, 3, 45 Chi Phi 35 Banner 45 Senior Class Play 4. LOUISE DIAK Seldom, surly, 'volatile-al-ways on deck for fan, Correspondence Club 15 Dancing Club 15 Glee Club 4. ROSALIE IJIAK Mi.-rr-hievous, 'vivacity personified-al born 'vocalist Correspondence Club 15 Cashier Club 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Tri-Hi 35 Marion Heights Club 3, 4. Top Row: ALBERT DIRENZO Pennive, curly-haired-immune to feminine churn: Student Council 3. HELEN IBUNKCK Uornplacont, book enthusiast-her helping hand is always ready Glee Club -iq Marion Heights Club 15, Air. ELLEN EVANS Bland, casual-in line to household faclolmn Correspondence Club 3. Second Row: lNIu.1ml-in FABISII Joroxe, pleasant smile-an all arazuizl Iassie Correspondence Club lg Dancing Club lg Activity Club 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi 2, 3, 443 Glee Club 3, 4-4 Senior Class Play 44. RITA FISHER Small, quiet-an all around good churn Dancing Club lg Glee Club 4g Marion Heights Club 3, 4. NIARGARET GALISOCY Gag, versatile miss-on everyoneiv friendship list Correspondence Club lg Activity Club 2, 3, 44 Dancing Club 1, Tri-Hi 3, 4g Glee Club 4-. Third Rozc: ELIZABETII cdlDARO Sedato, placid-naturecl-her friendship is a thing to attain Dancing Club lg Glee Club -L. ELIZABE'l'l'I ciltAFF Suava, urlmne-never in trouble Dancing Club lg Art Club lg Activity Club 25 Tri-Hi 3, -1-. RIILDRED HRABSIKY Tall, jaunty-lovrfx the Navy Correspondence Club lg Dancing Club lg Glcc Club 4, Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4. Fourth Row: JULIA Hurcnxo Tranquil, aloof-14 girl of few 'words Correspondence Club lg Dancing Club lg Marion Heights Club 3, 4. ALFRED IuNA'rov1c11 Tall, sleuller ladies' idol-but a profuse blushur Corridor Patrol 3, 4g Football 2, -ig Marion Heights Club 4-. CLARA IQADYSZEWSKI lngenue, genial-fits her mood to the occasion, Z5 Correspondence Club lg Dancing Club lg Glee Club Al-. 16 I - l Cy r L QQ TQVQ' xliltj ltlb N ' 1 I K uv' v - L Cf N' ly I' lvl l x Nu I l l f 0 .- w To p Row: DOROTHY KARWOSKI Gay, assuring-lover of the great outdoors Cheerleader lg Dancing Club lg Activity Club 2, 3, 43 Correspondence Club 3g Glee Club 35 Chi Phi 3g Tri- Hi 3, 4. MARXE KAMINSKY Unpretcntioux, coveted red-hair-a bomzy lassie Correspondence Club lg Dancing Club lg Glee Club 4. ROBERT KEMPER Modest, obliging-never xhirks Mr. Beier's requests Blue and White Review 2, 3, 45 Corridor Patrol 3, 4g Radio Club 3. Second Row: PETER KANDROT Quiet, unussuming-easily flustered Radio Club 3, 4, Blue and White Review 3, 4-g Corridor Patrol 4. Fr.oRENcE KRAVETZ Tall, xlenrler-very 'natural in her manner Dancing Club lg Glee Club 4. NIARGARET KUTCHEN Ilfeticulous, winso-me-a red-haired colleen Correspondence Club lg Dancing Club lg Activity Club 2, Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4, Chi Phi 35 Glee Club 4, Banner 4g Senior Class Play 4. Third Row: MILDRED KURTZ Poppy, mirthful-enjoys life in her unique 'way Dancing Club 1, Cashier Club 25 Glee Club 4-. CLEM LACHow1cz Reliable, muster artist-fit for any job Radio Club 3, 4g International Relations Club 35 Blue and White Review 3, 4, Banner 41. MARGARET MAcRo Short, factions-'44-is yearbook euthuxiast Chi Phi 34 Correspondence Club 3, Marion Heights Club 3, 45 Baumer 4. Fourth Row: FRANK MAYoRos Small, but likely heard-our pint-size merrymaker ANNA MEISNER Serene, denture-practices silence is golden Correspondence Club lg Dancing Club 1. DoRoTuY MoLEsK1 Discreet, sedulous-an air of disarming graciousness ,Cashier Club 2g Blue and White Review 2, 3, 45 Activity Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi 3, 45 Glee Club 4, 17 1 f Y ' 5 H3 ' -N ,I N U .I Y A ' ICI Q N 5 ' i, i --'i ' ,oy --- - s W X Top Row: HELEN MosEs Agreeablc, cheery-with a helping hand for all thc weary Dancing Club Ig Activity Club 2, 3, 44 Glee Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi 3, 4. ANNA BIUDRY i Candid, laconic-has a yen for hair frivolitics Dancing Club lg Correspondence Club lg Activity Club 3. DAVID NOIiSTFIDT Ewceptionally tall, lanky-hax a great capacity for friendship Chi Phi 3g Radio Club 3. Second Row: HENRY OLAR Full of fun, full of cheer-anothcr blond student T1-ioMAs OLEARNICK Roady 'wit and humor-hara.'ma.-r the femumx Corridor Patrol 3, 4g Student Council 34 Football 24 Chi Phi 3g Radio Club 34 Blue and VVhite Review 3, 4. FLORENCE PATRICK .AI miable-small in staliure but a- girl with personality plm: Dancing' Club lg Tri-Hi 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 44 Corre- spondence Club 1. Third Row : SANDRA PAULNACK Gentle, petite-a maid of artIc.v.-r grace Correspondence Club lg Corridor Patrol 1, 4. NIARY PELCHAR A.-:.s-ertizm, eruclite-lucid thinker Correspondence Club lg Chi Phi 3, Marion Heights Club 3, 4-g Balmer 4g Senior Class Play 4. CATHERINE PE'1'RUsRIEwIcz Inifantile, ethereal-of ejfervcscent personality Correspondence Club lg Glee Club -L. Fourth Row: ANDRE-W PIPA Suave, athletically adept- Adonis of our class Corridor Patrol 14 Student Council 34 Football 1, 3, 4, Track Ig Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chi Phi 3, Radio Club 35 Marion Heights Club 3, 45 Senior Class Play 4. Vxc'roR1A RUGALLA Chronic tardinc.-rs, contagious giggle--a blithcful sort Dancing Club lg Correspondence Club lg Glee Club 45 Marion Heights Club 3, 4. ZL V L ,ev W 'eff A, , li, i X -1 xJ BETTY RUTHS Ejicient typist, reserved-strictly Coast Guard ' f Dancing Club 14 Glee Club 4. A Lii it , ' v L.--N 18 L., I MW I ? l l, it 4 Fi I R Z ,' . T i' 'i X' ll i '. C1 Y q 7 i ' D L- l ,......---1 , y y -if ..T::.. ll Q L Y 19 . 7 Top Row : JOHN RUTKowsKI Taciturn, girl-shy-a tall blond HENRY SANKOWSKI Teas-ing, urgumentative-possesses managerial qualities Radio Club 8, 4-. DOROTliY SHoFFLER Lithe, limber-a felicitous little package Dancing Club lg Correspondence Club lg Activity Club 2, 35 Glee Club 4-. Second Row: .losEPH SHOSTAK Well-munnered, prudent-typically collegiate Student Council 33 Corridor ,Patrol 3, 4, Brmner 4-g Blue and White Review 3, 4-. IREN-E SIMON Youthfful, nent in, appeiurrmce--rl true earfunple of persernerance Dancing Club lg Activity Club 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 3, 4-4 Tri-Hi 3, 4. CATHERINE S'rEL1.o Clamlestivze, dialertic'-goes at her work with all her might Correspondence Club 1, 34 Dancing Club lg Chi Phi 33 Activity Club 2, 3, :Lg Marion Heights Club 3, 4. Third Row : ANNA Snszno Bleek, !'07'dllll'1Il'l'0l' utters fl 'word to offend Dancing Club lg Marion Heights Club 3, 4. BIARTIIA SWITAJ Rotund. fflll'-POIll1IlIZ3.'l0'IlL'd-fl good time gal Correspondence Club lg Glee Club 3, -lg Cashier Club 4-g Dancing Club 1. RosE SYVULICH C'ongr'uent, xhortlm nd Nl1,ltl'kl'lUlill'll1g to help one and all Dancing Club lg Correspondence Club 1, 33 Glee Club 4. Fourth Row : FLORENCE TERRY Succinft, xolicitous-class of '44f'.s' real platinum blonde Dancing Club lg Activity Club 2, 3, 4-4 Chi Phi 33 Cor- respondence Club 3g Banner 4-g Senior Class Play 4-. RITA TERRY Eyfervescent, capricious-her magnetic personality glows like a spark Correspondence Club lg Cashier Club lg Activity Club 2, 3, fl-3 Chi Phi 39 Tri-Hi 3, 4g Blue and White Review 3, 4. JEANETTE ITIETSVVORTH A dverteut, emotional-never unprepared Correspondence Club lg Dancing Club lg Marion Heights Club 3, 4-. Top Row: LIARY ToM1Nov1cu Candid, convivial-never frowning Dancing Club lg Cashier Club 1, 2, 4, Correspondence Club 1, 3, Activity Club 2, 3, 4-4 Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4, Chi Phi 35 Glee Club 3, 44, Blue and White Review 3, 4-. CALVIN WAGNER Rollielcing, handsome-has thrilled the heart of many a lass Student Council 1, 2, 33 Marion Heights Club 3, 4g Banner 4-g Senior Class Play 4-. JAMES WAGNEII Rugged, agile-future conqueror of the air Marion Heights Club 3, 4. Second Row: .losEr1-1 WAs1LEwsK1 Glib, fancy-free-has a knack of chasing gloom with a 'wiseerark Chi Phi 34 Radio Club 3. LORIIAINE WASILEWSICI Alert, sophisticated-belongs to the intelligent.-:ia Declamation lg Dancing Club lg Correspondence Club 33 Tri-Hi 3, 413 Glee Club 43 Banner 41, Senior Class Play 4. EVALYN WHALEN Feather-cut blonde-Kurt:ie'x faithful companion Dancing Club lg Activity Club 25 Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 4. Third Row: ANNA Wrrowslcx L'u,cliero'u.-r, alnenable-1m.s un'pa.vsal1le 'in xport.-r Dancing Club lg Marion Heights Club 3, 4. ELIZABETH WISNIEW'SIiI Hlowzy, 'vigo'rou.v-adept at all kinds of sports Activity Club 2, 33 Chi Phi 3g Radio Club 3, Marion Heights Club 3, 4. MARTl'IA WYDILA A etive, stirring, all a-fire-cannot rest and cannot tire I Correspondence Club lg Dancing Club lg Activity Club 2, 3, 41g Chi Phi 35 Tri-Hi 2, 3, 44 Blue and White Review 3, 4-g Banner 4, Senior Class Play 4. it Q 'B z 1 i ' - 1 Fourth Row: ' N L 1 r I LEO ZELINSKI A f' ' xx Dijident, star grid--man-protege of Charles Alias i w- f ill LJ-J 1 D Football 2, 3, 4. X I All l It , JEAN ZIMMERMAN Buoyant, amusing-a, prominent eaehinnator H 4' y N Dancing Club lg Arr Club 1, chi Phi 3, Tri-Hi 3, 4, cur- ZA - S C ' 'Q respondence Club lg Blue and White Review 3, 4, Glec - k X -' l Club 3, 4. .i . X L2 -lt. y lil' i L N l A xlx , A J 1, ' J i K j f-r 'Z',l C HSS OHIICCFS President ---- ALFRED IGNATOVICH Vice President - THoMAs OLEARNICK Secretary MARGARET GALGOCY Treasurer - ----- DoRo'rI-xv Monnsm Class Flower-American Beauty Rose Class Colors-American Beauty Red and White Flass Molto-Into Life's Battle for Victory Class Song-Tune: Stardust Words by: RITA AUGIISTINE SOMETIMES WE WONDER Sometimes we wonder whylour high school days must end, Happiness we knew, friends so true, patient teachers too, Who helped sincerely on the trend, To perform each task, with their guiding inspiration, The goal that we have sought, has been dearly bought, And now we've reached our destination- We've had our fun, our work is fully done, And we hate to go, for you know, we all love so, But when we're leaving here tonight, Memories so dear, will linger year through year, And though we say goodbye, We'll all remember Kulpmont High. Zin jlllemnriam R 0 S A L I E D I A K February, 1927-March, 1944 In memory of one who was well liked by all her classmates. Her wit, popularity and charming personality will live within the hearts of all who knew and loved her. 21 X 7 f Y xr! 91,1 , 1- w..-1, , J ,. y . Y JY! W ' ffl J 1 I C f, - 4 ,,,C,jQ alfj! . f - f' I ! f A I . 1 'TA 1 11 I I 21.1 ,f 'f r I -f 2' X lm ! l I el WW - ' vfff' ' f i n We Jun.0.q,p'l.SS 1 ,11Iz'ixr' .v , :gs . mix A WJL J 1 ' l Q ' MR .cmsyfl I Olga Alexicko Florence G owslji ' alre M 'kel Mary Sova J Al Peter iyania IlllI llS n Aaj!Mzz ell41 X Anna Strahotsky J ll Jose Ardan Ma U u. ta , Jun oleski U M'l red Surzinski C 'l h mas Barrett , VV. er sky .lol 1Mu vol: Terry QA V n Bartkv l l71l ' ona lll ClX f use Marie Terry Xp nthony Bressi' X, Vin9ex Keis r ohl emeth 4yl'ar1 ine 'llholnas Q Shirley Brox n - VVi am Kn' ik .'eonardM lroek 'V lri Thoipa 'KN Al lsvgalpfl U, el1 ski My jjfzflifurr skoskiw , ' Agnes B tsk . 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VVr:sLo'rsKY M Iss ARCIKOSKX' Dorothy Galayda Cecelia Golda Jean Grego Freddie Heiser Daniel Horengic Marcia Howells John Humphrey John Hutchko Stephen Hyduk Vivian Jablonski Rita Jelus John Jingeleski Thomas Kadyszewski Lorraine Kaminsky VValter Keiser James Kemper Constance Knapik Leonard Kandrot Theresa Guarno Louise Korezenieeki Anthony Kovach Delores Kowaleski Helen Kozlowski Stephen Kruleski Joseph Krulock John Kupchick Nicholas Kupchiolfg Anna Kurland Francis Kwiatkowskt' ' Dolores Landis Dorothy Laskoski Stanley Lazarski Theresa Lengvinis Jeanette Lesisz Joan Linetty John Litwin 1 I ,.,f5a - Walter Long Mary Lopuch Helen Lukawetski VValter Macheski Anna Machoski Nicholas Mariano Bernard Marshalleek Irene Markovich Elaine Maskel Mary Pisarz Eleanor Postal Mildred Preshlock Loretta Pupo Ruth Retallack Anna Radilla Mildred Rugalla Bernard Saweikis Rose Seik Mary McCoy Edward ' gf - ki John McManiman ltaymon 1 Rita Meisner Veronica ,. ' cliff 1 Lucille Milewski Ray Soke ' 7 A Leonard Moleski Alexander ppck Lewis Morawski Leona Stan ... ' gi Q vt Olga Moses Robert Stell - . Budd Moyer Marie ,f n V IX 0 Matthew Mndrick Ruth re ' o if Q VValter Mudry Edw R5 S ar I - Joseph Nemeth Paul - 'h-k Eleanor Nestico Reg' lil, ze 1 Ekiuj Gertrude Noble Ann V1 er ' Francis Novitski ldl6' l01' e i ' , Eleanor Orlowski Leo ard ' ' c ize. i Stanley Olaf Clai e a in William Parenti Ed ar a n- -1 Jol oleski Joh: WV i - Jose whine ' . Bob y ' ll. -a . - Mil , - M ar i 'a ' - ' John Patrfclif ail W - iews i Margaret 7mz' e . Wat ins 'lui Betty Payne Walt r ' isnie ski Q Jean Payne Regi a isnio ski , l Edward Peek Eliz at A , a i Leonard Peloski Leona o locki ' Lorraine Petrovich Michael Z shin X! L' im xJ f f , if Qg, wuLf:o wi 1 A The BHHHCF A11-vi.wrs-Mn. SA no L Marian Ancernwicz Rita Augustine Ramona Bruno Frank Chesney Angelo D'Alexanrier Lucy Dclvecchio Margaret Kuta-lien Clem Lachowicz Mu. Omni QII Margnrc-t Mavro l Mary Pelchar r Joseph Shostnk Ilormice Icrrx - Calvin Wzigner L X Lorraine Wusilowski N- 53,1 ivrmum VVydil:1 Q V , L Z' 'ilyiwgliiif N K il '-E1 i I1 QI W i Vw X 26 X! A., nr Rx .,,..,----f I -W, . 4? i JR S Biue an White Review CLEM LACHOWICZ - Ifrlitor-in-f'hiwf '1'lioMAs OLbIAI!NlCIi Buxirwss Iilavzagvr MR. 'THOMAS Helen Andrcscavagc' Rita Augustine Dolores Breskie f Robert Breskie ' x 4? Q: 4 Ramona Bruno N ' I 1 ' X, Theresa Caiabrettn X . i, SJ Cv MY i Frank Chesney 1 ' Ruth Evans i Q Vincent Guarno i L7 f e . Kandri K one A per , ii ' -4:74- M 5 H-f ---5-D i y f J in 'J ,f . - h X 27 r KJ ' ' 7 A zlvisrfr Margaret Kutchen VVilIiznn Kutchen Annu Lengvinis Dorothy Moleski John Mudrock Jane Norstcdt Hen. Sankoski Jean Shiner Joseph Shostuk Martha Wydiia Girls, Athletic IIIQLIQN IXNIJIQESITAVAGIC lNIAIn' 'l'oMxNov1c11 Vice lhIAli'l'llA XVYDILA - Donoruv Bozzix Mas. Lmwis Marian Ant-erawiu Rita Augustine Alberta Barrett Delores Brvskic Shirley Bresslor Mary Buchkoski Delores Bohaezyk Agnes Butsko Frances Cossari Delores Chimel Thelma Covaleski Betty D'Alexander Rita D'Alexander Anna Rose Dellmo Eleanor Demidovieh Eleanor Derr Ruth Evans Mildred Fahish livclyn lfisln-r Rita Flunt Anna Galgocy Margaret Cialgoc-y Isabell Garvia Isabell Garcia Mildred Hrahsky Shirley Hnhler Dorothy Karwoski Lorraine Kozloski Julia Kravetz Mildred Krook Dorothy Mol:-ski Helen Moses .lane Norstedt Mary Orlando Florence Patrick Rose Marie Rich Louise Shelinski .lean Shiner Verna Siket Irene Simon Rita Terry Marie Veach ski Presirlenf PTf'Sil1f'IIf Sf'cref11r'11 TTI'lI.?IlTI'V rlrlzaixfr Y 'V X L'-4 lla E -' 'sf - ., ,- 5 ur v , Q' wg , if L Q-iilLCji Mfg! K LJ m Margaret Kutchen Lorraine VVasilew . X 1 1 X ' ' i 'Q v Regina Lazarski '- ' ' i Q K Claire lwaskel ff' l ' ' J Y' . - X-,LJ W .lean Maskel France-D' A ' ... I l X lfldith Manrvy .lean Zimmerman L L ii' Martha Zinda i l i X r l 28 f i k L' i J ...N , l ' l I ...- l ,W -4-,, Wg-'A l G if . if iff! w QQe Corridor Patrol 1 l' J :luis 1' Joseph Arclan Bernard Barkowski Joseph Be-nc-zkowski Robert Breskie Theresa Calabretta Frank Chesney Anthony Cichan Elizabeth D'Alexander Gilbert Dean Vincent Guarno Peter Kandrot Vincent Keiser --2 Nl ,li-1 K.--v r....., 11v Q EQ l JJ w Q . , DKK? P ,ra Cr J? , .F wi 1 f by lj !L 4- J L W lr f sz ii- 29 r-M n. PA'ru Robert Kemper William Kutchen Joseph Kutler Edward Cupsta Thomas 0'learnick Sandra Paulnock Joseph Pupo John Stasney Joseph Shostak Paul Vcreschak Jean Zimmerman Albert Zushin Cashier Club .'1ll'Z7i.Yl'f'kIISS AXRCIKOSKY Gencvievc All,Q,'llStillK' Dolores Brcskic Agnes Butsko Mary Colicchio Dorothy Galnida Florencc Gutoski Lorraine Kaminsky .Is-an Musk:-l Francis Olshcfski Mary Orlando VVilliam Parcnti Irene Strunk Martha Switaj Bertha Valcski Z1 . Z 4 ' .ir , .f Lil- ,211- l-1 ... .1- 1,1- ,- W 30 l-- r -9-,,,.... I , f Q ' x i ixz 'F if X ' ln. J Lulfmxnll' ,Q f L1 xl r 1 EH 'W r Vw N x ' 1 I fl1.,L. ' A ,, vi-f'-' 1 4 LjKf --1 ' '15 917 J My W- W Marion Heights RosAI,1r: Du K - - - P,-M-id,,,,5 VICTORIA R,UGAI,I.A Amex BURAK ff f W' Mary Ann Alarvon Joseph Ardan Michael Ardan Michael Baksi Anna Balint Helen Balint Mildred Brechun Joseph Buckwash A, 1' ' Paul Burak 4 Rita Ciceri Clara Commodari f Elizabeth Commodari I ff X Rose Commodari J Ange Concello , Teresa Concello - , ? Joseph Dalabrida , , 3 i , XE1, Anna Rose Delbo - Ee -.97 Rita De Nunzio t - 1 - 'X Grace De Yorio X ' . Helen Dunick r C, . i Rose Dunick ' Joseph Filipczak , Evelyn Fisher - 'W ' ' Rita Fisher f L2 Q Peter Fusetti N Dorothy Galeida , 1 , a up y j 2 S' Jean Grego ' Freder' N f 1 M s 3 John Hutehko W i J Julia Hutchko R kff ll 7 X 31 .g View President Sefretn ry-Treasurer Mary Huxta Steven Hyduk Alfred Ignatovicli Rita Jelus Joseph Kruloek Catherine Kruleski Dorothy Kruleski Steven Kruleski Joseph Kurtz Joseph Kutler Mary Lopuck Matthew Leshendock John Litwin John Lang Anna Macheski Margaret Macro Leonard Makowski Michael Molesevich Connie Mariano Nicholas Mariano Charles Marietta Matthew Mudrick John Mudrock Leonard Mudrock Josephine Pasterski Mildred Pastock Rose Patrilak Mary Pelchar Theresa Petro Mildred Preshlock Rose Preshlock Carrie Pupo Loretta Pupo Anna Radilla Sam Rainal Rose Rich Mildred Rugalla Mary Rusinko Rose Savina Regina Sezepansky Robert Seik Rose Seik Veronica Simchock Susana Simchock Verna Siket Dorothy Sova Catherine Stello Rose Stello Anna Suszko Edward Suszko Paul Swinko Jeanette Tietsworth Anna Valera Richard Valera Paul Verescak Dominic Vitacco Calvin Wagner James Wagner Bernardine Wargo Eileen Wargo Edward Weimer Elizabeth Wisniewski Geraldine Wisniewski John Wisniewski Marie Wisniewski Rita Wisniewski Walter Wisniewski Anna Witowski Juliet Yakim Glee Club Marian Anccrawicz Rita Augustine Shirley Bressler Delores Breskie Anna Bressi Mary Buchkowski Angeline Concello Frances Cossari Rosalie Diak Helen Dunick Mildred Fabish Rita Fisher Margaret Galgocy Elizabeth Gidaro Betty Graff Mildred Hrabsky Marie Kaminsky Dorothy Karwoski Adrfiser-Miss I,AHAZA Florence Kravctz Mildred Kurtz Margaret Kutchen Dorothy Moleski Helen Moses Florence Patrick Catherine Petruskiewicz Victoria Rugalla Betty Ruths Dorothy Sholller LA 'QL 1 n -TA .vt wwf Irene Simon Q ,, iwraram Switaj LJ gbsi Rose Syvulich X l l f l Rita Terry I YJ I Lor1jJ.xL.YVasdewski ll' Wmnm X Q Evelyll Whalc:i . Xu Martha Wydila ,....'-:.. .fi 'l ' ' , ml ..- X, X: X, 32 u UQ J L' .-.----1-gli-P ' f do 112- -f 2 Hrlolmny on the Spotn Ilrnmaiic fl0Ill'lli lxIliS. cll'fDANllT Sli N IOR PLAY FAST Marian Alll'i'T!lM'lC'Z Rita Augustinv Dolores Brcskic Ramona Bruno Bcwtty lJ'Alex:mde-r Angelo D,Alc-xandcr Lucy Delvccc-hio Mildred Fabisll g i. -n- L' ' - -11-f .1--Y .1..-.-1.i- --i-..-.11--' ifl i HW if f DI . of U 1 1 'PK T xi:- r gf, J r jf ' I 11- 33 M111-g:1rct Kutchcn Mary Pclc-har Andrew Pipu Florence Terry lrorrninc Wasilcwski Martha VVydila Calvin VVagncr Stamp ' IITI'Xi!1l'Ilf PAUL VFIRICSCIIAIK Vice Prfnvirleni - - JACK MoLEsxi1 if r'111'r1'11.x11rc r - B1f:n'rHA Czmxowsm S JV' Y ldvis r 1 . ' . 'lm K I In Mary Bastia Bernard Marshalick 9 .- - ff W S - 1 z Robert Brcskic Jack Molcski L 1 'f Bertha Czaikowski John Oszko N X A W ix . . . . ' 4 Lzj N Leonard Dudgmskl Leona Stamtskl L-J Nb ' ' f Helene Kozloski John Stasney 'L l N B sr 1 K I-'k' P IV -1.k E A ' epmen ru Qs 1 au erescm I '44, N' X m X' ,!f, fx ' Wm-'nm' :J ,J v ' ,,T-ln.-4,4 .iv 'il W 4-ii-jr -ft n il, Q 4 1 R 5 34 4 4 JZ? Q f Q W IX , gif Y 2 Varsity Cluh , ? Q2 I 'gr lax ' X lj rc, 'If 5 Fe 1. 4 , J l . ' L X 41' s J 7 .-lclvisfrs Alex Buruk Thomas Barrett Joseph Dallabridu Angelo D'Alexandcr Joseph Diminick Henry Duran Chester Gard Alfred Ignatovich Mathew Lashendock Joseph Lech Leonard Makowskie Nicholas Mariano Michael Molesevich Y Q4 i - Y -gs--1 Ql.. ,.i..,.,1-1v- -3-1 ---. 35 Mn. Tlclmr, Mn. Rlfzuls Bernard Molcski .luck lNIoleski Frzulk Nicola Andrew Pipa Albert Retallick Henry Stewart Paul Swinko Clem Tomaszewski Leonard Valania Dominic Vitacco Bernard Washko Leo Zelinski Radio Cluh Presizlmzt Secretary - Trcasu rrrr fl fl1'is1'r Robert Dallatorc William Fisher Peter Kandrot Edward Kozloski Clem Lachowicz Stanley Leshis John Mudrock MR. l,A'l'lIlil Ulcolml-1 Pomm K0 H. SANKOWSKI - J. VVAs1I,icw'eK1 V Leonard Mudrock C 1 VT P l' k F-5 -5 Qfiflff Pjlilifk L V Q 5 p llcnry Sankowski Ny' If g n . 'QJ w, L5-J Joseph wYHSllCW'Skl N N lx h Joseph W'hz1lcn K ltd , 'J 1 21 K m 1' ' ii l XJ - L .T l 414 , l , l 'xl Vw 36 lf J y C' i- '1 ,... M,-,,, i I wi- 2 l X, M fggfgffr E' 1 I I X C 'M X he .Q My l -QW - ,I if ,Q 4 , ItAMoNA BRIINO - Pre,5-idpnf RITA AIIllITS'FlNlfI - Vice Ilrpyiflmt LIILDRED HRABSKY - - Secrfflarly-Treasurer Miss I'nLI,o Helen Andreseavage Alberta Barrett Delores Bohaczyk Agnes Butsko Dolores Chilnel Frances Cossari Thelma Coveleski Lucy Delveechio Eleanor Demidovic-h Eleanor Derr Mildred Fahish Vivian Fisher Margaret Galgof-y lsahell Garcia Shirley Hubler S -lixwthy Kauygski ,,-v' .1 'i i,fJ . y f 7 , ine-Kozloski -1- , .t. ' .engsfinis CTETFC-.Maskel 37 - Adviser June Moleski Helen Moses Mary Orlando Rose Procopio Ruth Reese Betty Reppe Irene Simon Clara Smith Mary Sova Catherine Stello Rita Terry Florence Terry Rose Marie Terry Anna Tominovich Helen Turlis Marie Veach Lorraine Wasilewski Martha Wydila Frances Zarkoski Martha Zinda CIICCFICHLICPS ,'Irl1'i.w'r-Miss Rita !xllglIStilll' RIIIIIQIUII Bruno ffifllltilillj Dolores C'hi xxxn- l Annu Rosa- IM-llm Pm.1,n Vim-ont Gunrno Frank Novitsky lictty Paym- .luvk Pm-ffm' ZL ,I .-.124 ,li- .. .1..7 if-l .Y L... L.i- '- g,,..-1- - 7 Ov L ' 1Qjq,L,J fx 'A .r X S+- U . 'll L-Ju 1' 'X up , 'ul H Q x , J miwfdf 08 W x ! I ,..... - l Q ff? V of , s iff if f ifffjiffgif fjf yf? X f i Band WW f f MR. ANGliI,0 D'AI.l4IXiXNlll-IR - - ANG:-:Ln D'A1.14:xANnlm. Jn. - Glcoum-: 1,0I,INKO CAROLINE IFIIOIVIAS Hlcmrx '1'mu.1s PAUL WVISNIPZWSKI Iilnfll Rl'Il1ISE RITA Mmsxrm - ln.vIrur'1ur Sfllfl!?llf f'0llllIll'flIl' .lsxisfunt Lerulrr' Drum IlfIlj0I'l4f,l' li11.virm.w.v lllmmgcr - Prwsidrlzt SI'l'I'I' fn ry Lib rrrriun fllarinrffshllelcli Turlis, Rose Marie Kutchcn. Rita Mcisner. Jackie Vlur Pull '. 3 VVisniewski, Albert Zushin, William Parenti, Joseph Nestico, Teresa Iu1d.1h 5 , f X '? CP, Corncts-George Polinko, Jackie Cha ell, R111 h Carcio, Ronald Bushick, xvlllldffl K i F-.. PP , P ,, - Q ,i l Kutchcnl, Olga Moses, Dorothy Loskosky, Rose Marie Rich. Olive wlllllm9 I 4 M. I J w G, M' ' if ophoncs-Caroline Thomas, Russell Goretski, Jackie Rich. - iw I ritones-Angelo D'Alux:mder, Ruth Rcesc, Norman Vlvydillu. v -. 1 ovnboncs-Sliirlev Hubler, Cornelia Vvvdila. Dominick Ncstico. .l L1 Q - - I 4'lt019'-Rita Bushick , ' lyloses, Franky Nestico. S assesiCl ' ' lp-l-i-G.-guzcia, John Ford. so rums-Cll S gym, .loscph VV:xrner. lvl , 'gffr.s'- oanigf-irnlon f Anna Tominovich. Rita D'AlexandLr Maru l l Veuc , Rose Marie Terry, Helen Cichanv, Dolorcs S0lllC'l2Qf. Dolores Roh-uvsk .I -- K 7 l V7 J J f if -f' Nf N-Z M I I - ,J ,adj j,Q,q,,5 l1kf,z,fA 417, f If I ' L7 iflf14ff ' 'rdf X 1' , r ' ' ,I ..,,fQ ,, 1 'I Varsity Footloall Q' 7 'ff W1 ff,-1, L ,4f1-f.ZZ 1,,,L9 Z' ',,f-'gr-114154-,,y 3 .. ,Iii f YJ I Z SQUAD Bernard Burkowski Alfred Ignutovich Michael Sikct Tll0Illi1S Barrett Matthc-w l,:1sl1c-unlock Hcnry Stvwurt Joseph Bm-nc-zkowski Joseph Imch Paul Swinko Alex Burak Nicholas ltfuriuno Rohn-rt Terry Joseph Ijiillllllfldll lit'l'll1ll'Cl Molr-ski f'lc-nwut 'foumszc-wski Joseph Dilniuick Jack Moln-ski lmonznrd Valunizn Henry Duran lsrauk Nicola Dominic' Vitacco Rohluud Evans Audrvw Pipu Michael vV2lllZlt' lotvr Fusctti Alhcrt Rutarllt-1-k Bc-rnurcl VV:xshko Chester Gard Xvllllfllll Shofllcr ln-o Zvlinski Q Ronuhl Hans L 'mf' 6 .l11ln11gr'r.v X ,, J . Angelo ll'Alc-xululur Mivlmcl lNIolcsvvicl1 'T 7 Joseph Kutona Jolm Patrick ' 1 L- l Q' FIJlIl'llflhIlL'lIAPIL 'I'11:Rl:v .flxsisfard-Mus. ltuzols X CX A 'X If--f-'L lb !x.J SCHl'lllUl,ll AND SCOIHQS rx i ' l i Sept. llfKulpmont. 7 Coal Township , , 2 R ,4 Svpt 17-Kulpmont 12 York ,. .. .. .,,, . .. , nl MMI f In Sept 24--Kulpmont . 12 vpbllfllilllllllftll .. .. .. . ,. ,. Q. ,. Www'-N, 1 mi l Oct. 2-Kulplnont . U 'O Ashland '.'S:ffw,....,A. -,L,..,M ...,. xx' QJ l Oct. 9-Kulpmont 6 W'est Mui W i V' ' ' ' lily, pf M ,LJ Oct. ltiflilllllllltbllt , 0 Mount Carnxc-l f 'iQfQ, .' ' me Oct. 23-Kulpmont 12 Mount Carmel Tfrwlrslai-p'--T.-1 .,., Uf It Oct. 30-mliulpmont cC4lllK'f'llt'IlJ Minersvillv fCanu-elle-dj , Nov. 6--Kulpmont . ., , 51 Mount CurmelCutholic High , 1 , ol Nov. 13-Kulpmont , . . . 6 Scranton 'l'c-ch, . .. ,.., . . , , . 'L fQJ E Nov. 20-Kulpmont . Ii Lzmsford 25 40 ,-- '1 V,.,, 1, r: .....,.,- ,pf oo X Jw' ' O Q fs' NE . V 3, 0. KW Q Varsily Basketball I 1 1 Kl+lYS'l'ONl'l I,l'lAlll'E C'llAMl'IUN Aiulrvscuvugc, Frank Diininirh, .losvpli Ilaas, liunzilcl Chesney, Frank Fnsetli, John Nicola, Frank Duran, H4-nry Fusm-tti, Pc-te-r Piper, Andrvw M.. Jr. fCnlmf.l Jlfnmyrfr'-'Ange-lu IYAIQ-xzlmlvr, .luscpll Kulmm f'll11f'lI-MT. Williznn Ili-i0rsc'lnnitf Sl'l CS AND SFORICS lx' Opp Dm' -VVOst Mzllnumy 'l'wp.Q.xj Jun. Coal 'l'lWVllHlllIl . 25 Iii llc-c -Ashland clip .. .. .lan.Z1-Mt.C:1rinc'l flip . , .H 25 Doc. -Conyngllanx Twp. fnj ,. . Jun. Z5-Mt. Carnu-l Twp. QU 12 :M D60 17-Uirardvillv CII, Jan. .Zh St. l+ldwurrl's QQ . 4-0 23 Dx-C -Ashlzuul QU , Feb. -Mt. Carnwl 140 , 30 28 Dc-0. Girurdvillc QU Fvlv -1'-Coal Tmvnsllip fllj 32 15 Dec. Ii0gAlu1nni . Fclm Ml. Czlrnwl Twp. fuj 525 lli .lun 5-Sllllllillllltlilll UQ F1-lv Coal Tuwnsliip 1.0 '36 Zi-L Jan -Vl'est Mahsnmy Twp. fnj FL-lv Mt. Curmvl fnj .lun 7-Mt. Cnrnicl QU . Fr-lm Mt. Carmel Twp. QU .lan Coal Township fuj ,. Fell Cunynglmni Twp. QU .lun -Ml. Czirnwl Twp. Quj , Fm-lm Sllf'llillIilUilll fnj .ff-f 'wi ffl. N' it sw - 5.1 ,fi K .v , A 1 .1 ,Q i, , X ,AR XI! lixv iihvx-5 , hi w Ng QQ Fav ' -H f.3,,,, 5 R, if G, . X ' 10.1. ,IX EN Uri 5' 5 9' L Z 5 lk . ! ' 1 ly A .' 3 5 'Ml L f-- wg 4 .ff , ,- I , f M 'XM I Q E l gi i ' l l .1 I .i V i lj fx-Q, Xl li ,gm 'I l 5 wi Q f ' 'S H ,Q Y i - i , 1, dp , lg d 1 'A i 1 e I ' 5 i ' 1 . 1 .W ., 'K . . .5 ,.-.n J 1 Q ii' 'S F i 'X yy .luninr Varsity Baslcelilaall Dallallridn, Jusa-ph Dallutorv, Robert Gard, Clwster Nlakowski, l,eun:lr4l Mnlvsvvicll. Mil-Inu-l Mrnzvk, .l0llll Ste-wart, Henry 'l'mnuszt-wski. Cl1'lm'nl Vailnnizl, l,eol1m'ml Vllasko, llvrnurml Mulrski, .lavk 'li li L...1F..4-ffg, ,lf , 3 nwmqigpmwf gil 4 , . 5 vanackgsium, ,,..,,. -M fl ! , 3 I , H yduk, Joseljlid D,.,,.-H-Wi' l v 'KY in Q Mudrv Walter A ' M wj Mi 1 l 5, wimi2'QskigPaur ' ,,.,..g. L gl , E if W Flu-sm-y, Edward , ' Q 551 Krulock, Joseph L lx.. 3 h ,J- I If - --f-- - f'il'17r'h--Nll'. lll'll'l'Sl'llIlllll 1 .ff F- ffj' ,M- s IH i -+R'-YM.-- .f X 42 l . , , , - Fates Fancy Profoundly, felicitously Dame Fate performs her work. No duties even slightly does she ever shirk. Now at length she gathers all her wit For the time has come to complete her choicest bit. Dame Fate must plan the destiny and score For all the members of the Class of '44. As the mists of a dewy dawn slowly rise to begin a new day, so the impenetrable veil of the future gradually, mysteriously ascends to unfold the happy destinies of our Class in a typical American post-war town. Years have passed and peace reigns supreme once again. At first, through the disappearing haze we notice outlines of tall buildings that stand out as sentinels, guarding some priceless treasure. Soon the brightness grows. The seeming inertia bestirs itself. For a moment it quivers and then gives way to a lively ado. Traliic begins to pulsateg industrial smoke and steam to rise as though from unseen jets. A medley of all the city noises strikes our ears, and at last humanity shows itself in the clear. The world is not new, but it seems to be brighter and happier. Presently we make out a large building set back and apart from the rest. It is a hospital of modern design with personnel of' the best repute. Dr. DAVID NORSTEDT is the chief surgeon, having under his supervision a corps of competent nurses composed of IRENE SIMON, FLORENCE TERRY and JEANETTE TIETSWORTH. Their soothing techniques are not restricted to medications and surgery alone, but oft' times include a simple application of a potent brand of lethal and alluring charms. MARIAN ANCERAWICZ, the X-ray technician, receives noted praise from colleagues upon her clever handling of the most difficult cases, and THOMAS OLEARNICK announces to a grateful world his discovery of the Theole Drug, the sure cure for Infantile Paralysis. Along the picturesque avenue recently developed by Realtor JOHN RUTKOWSKI, we see some handsome homes with finely mowed lawns and colorful flower gardens. These homes have been furnished by ROBERT KEMPER and Sons, and decorated by the firm of ANN MUDRY and LOUISE DIAK, Inc. A glance at the city directory shows that EVALYN WHALEN and MARGARET GALGOCY are residents of this swanky section of town. And rumor has it that BETTY D'ALEXANDER, a writer of note, secretly taps out her popular fiction novels in this same, quiet zone. Approaching the business district of town, we find ourselves before the Beauty Salon for the Elite? Stepping inside, we are greeted by LORRAINE WASILEWSKI, who long since has become the East's leading authority on Beauty Culture. She immediately acquaints us with her co-directors who are none other than HELEN DUNICK and MARY BUCH- KOWSKI. Seated at a table at the far side of the room is MILDRED KURTZ, engaged in her specialty, the art of manicuring. Opposite her sits JOSEPH WASILEWSKI, 1 ,, . v r political figure and a regular patron. SHIRLEY BRESSLER seeths with en ', profitable scene, but when dignified Lawyer ANDREW PIPA saunters in, she d - ushers him to a vacant table to begin a similar operation. Nearby is CLARA KADYZEWSKIIS Stylish Dress Shoppe where DOROTHY ,S FLER designs up-to-the-minute fashions to meet the needs and tastes of sociali -. . .v ga BETTY GRAFF, etc. M 3 - 1 .. Across the street is the largest and most popular Department Store in t V' 'f lp e ' from far and near find pleasure in doing their shopping there-at the sign of ' ig ed gl Lion. JULIA HUTCHKO manages the delicate lingerie counter which is aura L stocked by DOLORES BRESKIE, her shrewd Buyer. 5 v 4 U I The Punctual Life Insurance Company is located in the same block. LI A T i l V GIDARO manages the front ofiice, whereas DOROTHY BOZZA and MAR 1 B ' V 5 each occupies a deskg the former as chief Bookkeeper, and the latter as Seni r S a sti ian. l Situated on the corner in an enviable business location is DOROTHY Il in, VW , i r X W Candid Photo Studio. Natural color blends-a-nd individual personality inje tio s Q is specialty. Her window display features a trick masterp a ublc i Q rmw RITA AUGUSTlNE'S dancing scho6l'dccupies ' '-- --.41-I vwi. L H .Q , ing. v i She enrolls only those with native ability and lofty aspiration L.. '.. --1 wi is h de ght as she sometimes demonstrates to them on the highly polished h or. OH' to the right, on a hill overlooking the town is located the most prog ive sc ool in the state. Students enjoy studying here in a friendly atmosphere, provided b :ku lert nd i sympathetic supervisory staff and faculty headed by Superintendent JOSEPH ' l ' . 1 His enthusiasm for an extended extra-curricular program has influenced Principa EN Y SANKOWSKI and Assistant DOROTHY KARWOSKI to such an extent that t ey h ve 44 ' I J 4 I .S done a marvelous job of carrying out his new policy. Off in one wing, in a modern set-up MARY PELCHAR can be observed expounding facts and figures to an attentive History group while CATHERINE STELLO, the School Nurse, is occupied with Health charts and surveys. FLORENCE PATRICK, at the moment, is engaged in computing salaries in the Main Office, and Teachers ROSE SYVULICH and ELIZABETH WISNEWSKI are in conference devising ways and means of improving their Commercial Department. And just at the sound of the dismissal bell we find Librarian BETTY RUTHS completing the task of classifying new volumes for the Reference Room. Taxi! To the best restaurant in town. Why, look at the cab-driver! None other than HENRY OLAF. He informs us that JAMES WAGNER is now a Radio Technician with the M. B. C. network-a chain of thirty Television Broadcasting Stations. He tells us that the building we have just passed is the Courthouse, that ANNA WITOWSKI and ELLEN EVANS are employed there as Secretaries to outstanding oiiice-holdersg that HELEN ANDRESCAVAGE and ANGELINE CONCELLO alternate as Court Stenographers at public hearings. We also learn from him that ALBERT DIRENZO occupies the Judge's Bench and is at this moment listening to Defense Attorney CALVIN WAGNER as he makes his final plea to a responsible jury. Ooops! What a sudden stop ! We enter the cafe where ANNA BRESSI politely hands us the menu. Soon music begins to pour out soothing melodies to accompany our meal. Glancing in the direction of the platform, we immediately recognize the Jolly Folly String Quartette composed of ROSALIE DIAK, HELEN BALINT, FLORENCE KRAVETZ and CATHERINE PETRUSKIEWICZ. They return a friendly smile as we take leave but not without first complimenting Chef FRANK CHESNEY on his delicious food. Unassumingly and without hesitation, however, he passes the credit on to RAMONA BRUNO who has been teaching Dietetics at the local University for the past few years. Both she and LUCY DELVECCHIO, also a faculty member at the same University in the Science Department, declare that this restaurant is their favorite eating place. Our next visit takes us to the Inner Sanctum, a place that has aroused much discussion among the old conservatives in the community. This is supposed to be a kind of haven for conscience stricken souls, forsaken people, and forgotten men. They are imbued with undying courage and moral strength under the scientific treatment of our trio of Psychologists- MARTHA SWITAJ, FRANCES COSSARI and MILDRED FABISH. Their slogan, The Cause That Depresses--Remove It, has a familiar ring. Think so! The stalwart structure across the street is the Art Gallery. Inside its highly polished bronze portals, MILDRED HRABSKY, our Art Enthusiast, is often seen admiring the noble works of CLEM LACHOWICZ, PETER KANDROT and VICTORIA RUGALLA, America's outstanding Artists. The Post Ofiice building, designed for the government by ALFRED IGNATOVICII and his staff of young architects, is also thing of beauty. We understand that MARGARET MACRO now occupies the oiiice of Principal Clerk where she undertakes each additional responsibility with renewed vigor. Under new health policies instituted by Commissioner EDWARD CUPSTA this town maintains a high standard of sanitation. There is never any question about the water supply, both as to quantity and quality. And every home has a built-in incinerator for garbage disposal. Crime and juvenile delinquency have been reduced to the minimum through the eHorts of Police Commissioner FRANK ANDRESCAVAGE. The idea of sound education and wholesome recreation under friendly and capable supervision is not new, but the spirit and vigor with which his organization tackled the problem is such that it arouses an enthusiastic appeal with fine results. FRANK says that success is not always what you do, but is the manner in which you do it j? The huge Transport Terminal at one end of town houses every means of long distance I fkansport competition. LEON ZELINSKI, the Air Transport Czar, entrusts his firm's I 5 'fr iiic control to ANN SUSZKO, SANDRA PAULNACK and RITA FISHER, who are ' , ' Neharge of stewardess assignments. Hostesses JEAN ZIMMERMAN and HELEN MOSES Q ' , 'at ,a t many travelers to MICHAEL BAKSI'S Streamline Pullman Express. 4 M, I, t is getting late now, and stars are beginning to peep through the semi-darkness. We P: l V 4 t urry ashour iltineralry galls for zhvisit to tpe Municipal ArenayIyIhereEFRANK MAYOROS - 2 p u u tes not ing ut t e est in t e way o entertainment. ER SA CALABRETTA I Q, E rg: the booth at which we purchase our tickets, and MARIE KAMINSKY shows us ,Q r places. In the press box we see RITA TERRY making ready to write-up' 'the 7 - s of the evening. ev begins with a classical rendition by ANGELO , I - EX ' phony Orchestra. The'Seeond chorus is sung by petite MARGARET r I CHEN? and MARY TOMINOVICH, Champion Jitter- ' ti- then exhibit som ' s in light contrast. And to climax the show, R- i 1 e-skating ormancem1 uring MARTHA WYDILA. Her spectcular K I amaze e ery0ne-- ----' V i I Soon the finale draws to a close. lllha-players become blurred and shapeless. The sound applause c es to us as though from a distance. The whole spectacle recedes farther and V fagiher. . Suddenly we remember. The veil-It has again descended-Our future lies 45 X C ass Will We, the Class of 1944, who are about to leave this world of School Life at Kulp- mont Hi, being in sound mind and in full possession of all our superior mental facul- ties Qthough sometimes questioned by our teachersj do here make public and declare the following as our last will and testament: TO THE FACULTY: A desire that our misdeeds will pass away and memories of happiness will remain forever. TO THE JUNIORS: Our Senior Privileges and the hope that they endeavor to match what we have achieved both scholastically and athletically. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Rita Augustine's debbie hair style to June Moleski. Francis Cossari's wise cracks to Shirley Hubler. David Norstedt's excess height to be shared between Mickey Mannello and Jim Avcllino. Mary Pelchar's excellence in current events to Mary Rusinko. Sandra Paulnoek's strut to Marie Veach. Catherine Stello's interest in Scholastic Affairs to her sister Marie. Lucy Delvecchio's Colgate smile to Gloria Varano. Angelo D'Alexander's musical talent to George Harry James Polinko. Calvin Wagner's unfinished love affairs to be carried on by Dave Hanlon. Ramona Bruno's Athletic Ability to Rose Marie Terry, Margaret Macro wishes to distribute her Gift of 'Gab' to some of those quiet undcrclassmen. Margie Kutchen's giggle and How About That to Clara Smith. Clem Lachowicz's excellence in sketching for the Blue and White to Frank Novitski. We leave Marie Kaminsky's gorgeous, natural red hair to the underclass girls who o to the beauty parlor for theirs. The quietness of Madames Suszko, Dunick and Hutchko to Anna Tominovich, :4 and Rita D'Alexander. cf Margie Galgocy generously leaves her pencil stubs to the Janitor. Leo Zelinski, Alfred Ignatovich and Andrew Pipa leave their scholastic ability J, 1 ' Barkowski, Henry Duran, and Mike Siket. E We hereby appoint Miss Louise Pello and Mr. Anthony Thoma ,tl v executors of this our last school Will. Nine Hundrdedhnd Forty-Four. l 1 Q ' ---L-masngm Q '7',.gcna.1rr'k N Y aff X E lk ig . l I Signed and sealed this First Day of June in the Year of Our Lord I ne if ou nd I X 1 C i S s 194 ' y ...M I Qi' 4 le , 1 46 I - fi f 0 Highlights School Opens ..........,..................... Coal Township Football Game Third War Bond Drive ....,.........,. Curtiss Magazine Campaign ........ Shenandoah Game .......,.........,.,,. Teacher's Institute-Lewisburg ........ , Salvation Army Drive ..,.......,.,.. Rationmg ....,....,.,.,..,....,.,,.. .,...., Tin Can Collection ,...... H8ll0WC'Cll ........,....,.,.. Mt. Carmel Game .,....... Capt. Lucas-Air Corps ....... Armistice Day Program .....,. Thanksgiving .......,................ Scranton Tech Game ,..... Basketball Season Begins ....,.... Grade Operetta .,.........,.,......,... Christmas Play ...,....,.....,...., Christmas Holidays ................ Alumni Basketball Game ......... Football Banquet ........,.....,,.,. Mt. Carmel Game ....,. ,.,..,. Semester Ends ..,..,,,...,........ ,...,.. Girls' Athletic Club Dance ..,.. Tal-Dance by Blue Banner ....., Coal Township Game ....,..,..... Mt. Carmel Township ........ of the School Year SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY Valentine Dance ,................ ,.......,.,........................ Washington's' Birthday ,...., ...,......................,. MARCH Di Crosta and Ferrari .....,, .,..,........,...,...,...... 3 Senior Class Play .. ,......... ..,..... ...,,....., . Q Patrick's Day ..,..,... ......,...,.....,. - APRIL f l X ' ' 'fe ool's Day ......... ...,..,..,,.............. 4, ' NL ll I v :v d Arbor Day .,..,. l , 'il - e Vacation .,.,..,... . ' ll l i av ia- Easter Dance ...... ...........,.,. I Y: Q pf MAY ' i ,Morris-Assembl .,.. .. ,.....,.. ,..........,. , .. 1 1 r-Seggy, ..,,....... .....,...............,........,,...,... I ' -1 Exams .. ,......,.,.,................ ,........... 2 rial Day ........ ....... . . .,,,-,,,... .,........ .. I ..':-:........ '- l - JUNE y r Arrive ....,..,.........................,,......,,... accalaurea ..,.,...... ....,.,..,.,......... Y ent ,...., i.l.... 4-7 7 X . Z OH' with a good start Early victory All Out Book-Worms Another victory Day Off Success ., ,....... Tighten your belt Pennsylvania Award! Jack 0'Lanterns O-0-No one ahead Keep 'Em Flying VVishing for another soon Too much turkey! Hard iight Bad start-West Mahanoy Twp. Gala presentation All Aboard Leisure time We win again Cas usualy Well deserved Easy victory! Squeezed through! Relaxation Innovation! Spoiled our record Chalk it up .. ,. .,.. Fluttering hearts Hurray! No school Musical moments Stars are born The Shamrock's Bloom On the alert! Trees Easter Parade Easter outfits Magic of Science . .,..............,.. Man shortage ! Headaches and worries More profound meaning Autographs! The beginning of the end Misty farewells Senior Statistics Name Nickname Pet Like Andrew Pipa Margaret Macro Thomas Olearnick Marian Ancerawicz Catherine Stello Anna Suszko Florence Terry Jean Zimmerman Edward Cupsta Ramona Bruno Margaret Kutchen Mary Pelchar Jeanette Tietsworth Rita Terry Frank Chesney Helen Dunick Mildred Hrabsky Rosalie Diak Rose Syvulich Leo Zelinski Rita Augustine Betty Ruths Frank Andrescavage Calvin Wagner Helen Andrescavage Dorothy Bozza Louise Diak Clara Kadyszewski Dorothy Shofiier Elizabeth VVisniewski Angelo DiAlexander Teresa Calabretta Elizabeth D'Alexander Joseph Shostak Ellen Evans Henry Sankoski Anna Witowski Mary Brennan Helen Balint Peter Kandrot Frances Cassari Elizabeth Commodari Likely to Be J . P. Sports Attorney Sis Being Busy Navy Nurse Oleary Driving Without Gas Ancy Dramatics Actress Catsy Basketball Basketball Coach Ann Reading Aviatrix Flo Being Pleasant Lady Surgeon Jeanne Clothes Socialite Ed Drawing Artist Mona Sports Sportswoman Marge Meeting People Another Elsie Maxwell Mary Good Books Teacher Netts Army Medics Army Nurse Rita Nice Clothes Fashion Expert Sam Eating Grocer Helen Helping Someone Social Worker Millie Having Fun Comedienne Diakie Singing Blues Singer Rosie School Private Secretary Leo Football Coaching Ritie Dancing A Jitterbug Betty Coast Guard SPAR Frankie Mechanics Garage Attendant Cal Driving Play Boy Andre Singing Vocalist Dot Commercial Course Stenographer Lubii sketching Interior Clara Reading Librarian K Dot Skating Champion S a -4? A Wisner Talking Telephone o i 0 .J , Junie Music Music Pro . n y l - 7' 2 Tre Nurses Cadet iws , S ' Betty Typing Typist ,- ' X L Joe School Teaehir 'JJ B ' Q11 t El Conversing Dresshiak ia VN i 1 Hen Imperial Movie Pro er 40 5 Nushie Z1Children Gover iessi li Q is Mary Z- Writ utho xx -'V W i Helen Shorthan --' ret ry ' Pete Being Quie iAn! ounc M?- Cuzzy Chewing Gum Singer!! W 1 Sunta Dancing Hostesm N I 48 L 4 I og is i 44 N a me Clem Lachowicz David Norstedt Martha Wydila Joseph Wasilewski Frank M ayoros Helen Moses Lorraine Wasilewski Victoria Rugalla Michael Baksi Alfred Ignatovich Dolores Breskie Dorothy Moleski Sandra Paulnock Irene Simon Anna Bressi Marie Kaminsky Anna Mudry Lucy Delvecchio Rita Fisher Mary Tominovich Robert Kemper Albert Direnzo Elizabeth Graff Angeline Concello James Wagner Mildred Fabish John Rutkowski Evelyn Whalen Margaret Glagocy Mary Buchkowski Shirley Bressler Henry Olaf herlne Petruskiewicz o red Kurtz u ence kravetz la Hutchko n , F orence Patrlc in ruthv Ka tha Swl J I I 9 Eg- ' FD ' 'fi ' ' ' I , M' 4 A ,mi 1 e ' Cr ' ' i S ' izabeth Gidaro . ' ' Da e l sl T I . I l 1 7 X Senior Nickname Clem Shorty Mart Joe Mayor Helen Lorrie Vickie Mike Auchie Dolly Dottie Sandy Renie Ann Red Ann Lu Rita Tomi Bob Yah Betty Ange Jim Millie Flash Evie Margie Butch Shirl Hen Kitty Milly Flo Julie Eliz Ann . -if 41.--n-if 1.1--, Mart........ -1.- tatistics Pet Like Drawing Radio Laughing Sleeping Yelling High Heels Hair Do's Drawing Teasing Airplanes Music Dancing Sailors Travel Cooking Slacks History Math Keeping Busy Going Out Bowling Making Deliveries Doing Nothing Sewing Arguing Being Witty Cars Meeting People Working Fixing Hair Giggling Curly Hair Slacks Fixing Hair Talking Dancing Baking Traveling Dancing ovies Barn Dances Likely to Be Cartoonist Radio Operator Comedienne Mattress Demonstrator Train Announcer Hostess Beautician Illustrator Coast Guardsmnn Aviator Piano Teacher Business Woman WAVE Saleswoman Housewife Defense Worker News Commentator Mathematician Nurse's Aide Woman About Town Pin-Boy Storekeeper Lady of Leisure Milliner Lawyer Entertainer Chauffeur Waitress Career Girl Hairdresser War Worker Tonsorial Artist Housewife Hair Stylist Congresswoman Dancing Teacher Dietitian Traveling Saleslady Typist Talent Scout Riveter W N 1l , 1. ,.g ... SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS to THE GRADUATES OF K. H. S. CLASS OF 1944 JAN SOBIESKI SOCIETY Pl't'Si!lC'llf - - Vice Prc'sidc'f1t - Recording Svcrviary Fifldllfidl SUz'rc'fury Trc'as11rer - - Sz'rgc'a11f-af-Arllzx Cbivf Sfmuara' - Assistant Steward O OFFICERS CHARLES PET1xov1cH - STEPHEN OLSHESKI STANLEY BARTOS STEPHEN FILIPOWICZ ENOCH PETROVICH - ANTHONY TROCKI - BEN. SNARSKI SIGMUND JUSCAVAGE TFUSICCS-ENOCH LELEWICZ, JoHN ZARKOSKI, JOHN BOJAKO, JOHN SWI- TAJ, JOHN PETROVICH 52 Compliments of Jones Hardware Company ' WETZEL'S Commele Line of INSURANCE AGENCY MODERN HARDWARE surrues Dm 353' II5 E. Independence St., SHAMOKIN, PA. 905 Chestnut Sf. KULPMONT, 1 To have something to do is worth while, even if there be no necessity driving us to it. Occup t drives away care and the small troubles of life. There is a joy in being useful that no idle knows, any more than a mole in the ground. +JOHN WANAMAKER PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL DAIRY Phone zzsi Kuimonr, . I Compliments of l L O N G 0 I S MARTE'LLO'S l i CUT RATE and GROCERY STORE I CANDY STORE KULPMONT, PA. Phone 2051 KEISER, PA. 53 V 4 KUTCHEN'S GROCERY MARKET FANCY GROCERIES, MEATS, FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Delivery Service Call: Kulpmonl' 2891 754 Spruce Sf., KULPMONT, PA. 5 Our service makes it easy to build Where QUALITY and Everl' Lumber Company ECQNQMY MEET Pittsburgh Paints Coll 2392 Dial 2151 61 Cllesfnlll' Sf. KULPMONT, PA. l0th and Scott Sis. KULPMONT, PA. Almost every human being has some natural gift, and is very much nearer than he thinks to the staircase of success, if he would only take the first step and keep on until he got to the top MOSER'S STORE DRY GOODS-NOTIONS Latest in Styles Coll Shomokin 60 l00 E. Independence Street SHAMOKIN, PA. Louis Grossman Sons Compliments of HENl.EE's DRESS sHoP ' 30 S. Oak St. MT. CARMEL, PA Always the Best 54- DIEGES C1 CLUST I7 John Street NEW YORK 8, N. Y Official JEWELERS for the CLASS of 1944 Manufacturing SPECIALTY JEWELERS RINGS, PINS, MEDALS, ATHLETIC AWARDS, CHARMS Something is the matter with the mainspring of the life of a man or woman, old or young, if there is no ambition in the mind or heart Compliments of THE PARADISE Kulpmont's Popular Danceland NEW FLOOR Good Band Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Mike Polinko and Eddie Eddle, Mgrs. Steward-Dinkus TRY OUR BARBECUE5 628 Chestnut' Sf., KULPMONT, PA. Compliments of GERTRUDE'S SHOPPE I-IQSIERY Meuf and Gl'0Cery Ladies' and Cfyildrcffs Apparel DeP f 'e f ass chestnut st. KULPMONT, RA. tooo-oz chestnut st. KULPMONT, PA. Ge'-f Kurland 55 THE S. FRIEDER G SONS HI-GRADE QUALITY CIGARS KULPMONT, PA. PHONE: 3641 People Ilo observe IIS and make up their miml about IIS from the little things we clo and say Ashland and Shomokin Auto Bus Company Schedule Bus Service Shamokin and Ashland-Mt. Carmel and Locust Gap Phone Kulpmont-3791 SCOTT HOTEL TYDOL FILLING STATION We Serve l , DANIEL W. WAGNE11 Nothing But The BEST Auto Accessories BEN TERRY, Prop. MARION HEIGHTS, PA. l00l Chestnut Sf. KULPMONT, PA. 56 Mourer's Wayside Dairy Healthful and Delicious MILK and ICE CREAM Coll Mt. Carmel-479 ON THE VIADUCT When you are in the right you can afford In keep your temper, and when you are in the wrong you cannot afford to lose it and allow all your friends to see you make a fool of yourself F LORSHEIM FRIENDLY FAGLEY'S SHOE STORE KIPPENDORF TWEEDIE NISELY Congratulations and Best Wishes to the E Cl f 1944 ass O NOVELTIES REA 81 DERICK STATIONERY, BOOKS Lowest Prices on Drug Needs MAGAZINES MT. CARMEL, PA. 1 I5 W. Third Sf. MT. CARMEL, PA. 57 Quality backed by desire to please- SUMMIT HILL MARBLE 81 GRANITE C0. Allentown, Pa. - Wernersville, Po. - Bloomsburg, Pa. - Luzerne, Po Manufacturers of DISTINCTIVE MEMORIALS DISPLAYS We carry the largest selections in Pennsylvania. For appointment call Kulpmont 370l. Representative PETER MOLESEVICH, 145 Warsaw St., KEISER, PA. Compliments of S. A. YEZERSKI William Buck vezo '35 F e Sewices I 332 South Oak Street KULPMONT, PA. MT. CARMEL, PA. To believe you cannot do a thing is a way to make it impossible. Knowledge and experience are the best two feet any one can have to equip him for successful living. BOHACZYK'S Quality Groceries DELIVERY SERVICE Dial 3183 1023 'Chestnut Street KULPMONT, PA- Good Cloflles Peter J. Mehok and W. D. Callagy Af Popular Prices PETE'S CLOTHES SHOP For Young Men of Taste Men and BOYS, P. A. S-I-I EF 8' Clothmg and Furnlshmgs Phone 8291 'I l N. Oak Sf. MT. CARMEL, PA. 37 S. Oak Sf. MT. CARMEL, PA 58 Congratulations MARION HEIGHTS INDEPENDENT POLITICAL CLUB II4 Melrose St. KEISER, PA. If we c Id only make 0 r I and mo e as actively as Ol r tong e hat wo d s we co Id acc mpI h' Compliments of KEISER DRESS COMPANY S. RANDALL, Mamzgvr KEISER, PA ZARLINSKVS I w. B. VALLISH fem, FURNITURE Service i and Swfion MAYTAG WASHERS Coll 4963 Phone 337 West End Chestnut St KULPMONT PA. I II S. Oak St. MT. CARMEL PA 59 Compliments of KAKIEL BEAUTY SALON Phone 402 MT. CARMEL, PA. Compliments of l LEAVENS and DONLAN I JEWELRY STORE l DIAMONDS Smart Clothes for Men WATCHES AND JEWELRY and Boys I Store for BEAUTIFUL GIFTS SHAMOKIN, PA. l 36 N. Market St. SHAMOKIN, PA. As a general thing, it is the quiet people who do the most thinking and perform the most good work STECKER'S BOOK STORE VICTOR and COLUMBIA RECORDS AND ALL STUDENT SUPPLIES 20 N. Oak Sf. MT. CARMEL, PA. l We Specialize in Wedding and Compliments of l Funeral Designs RHODES, Florist APPLES BEER GARDEN FLOWERS for Every Occasion North sl. KEISER, PA. Coll: Kulp 2846-Mt. C. 1237 1463 chESfllllf Sf. KULPMONT, PA 60 AT GRADUATION TIME AKELAITIS PHOTO STUDIO Expert Photography Phone M. C. 1011 246 S. Oak Street MT. CARMEL, PA THE STYLE SHOP n n Record n n 2,4 E. ,ndnnennnnne Sn Prlnhngcond Publishing Om an The Region's Leading Fashion Store p y fob Printing of Distinction I'Il'l1l1C1ZlHt'ff'1'S for 605 North Shamokin Street COATS GOWN5 Phone szz sl-IAMOKIN, PA. DRESSES FURS i n I i Estimates Glodly Given As a general thing, it is the quiet people who du the most thinking and perform the most good work CHARLES H. REITZ Attorney-at-Law Third and Oak Streets MT. CARMEL, PA. REGAL8tBLUM P Q Compliments of Jewelers h DR. J. T. WASILEWSKI n KULPMONT, PENNA. SHAMOKIN, PA. n 61 REED'S MILK ond ICE CREAM All-ways Good SHAMOKIN KULPMONT MT. CARMEL Phone 4201 Compliments of CLEANERS and DYERS LAWRENCE 5pRlGGLE TAILORING - PRESSING REPAIRING I Young Mezfs Clothing Coll and Delivery Service I SHAMOKINI PA. 1201 chesnwf Sf Ku1.PMoNT, PA. I I 1 gh by y p 1 f 1 h ply p Compliments of SILVER BELL CAFE MT. CARMEL, PA. RALPH OWENS, Proprieto -4.l.?, ,,,,, E E . Compliments of I Compliments of NATIONAL TICKET DONDERO ESTATE COMPANY MT. CARMEL, PA. SHAMOKIN, PA. 62 BRIDY MOTORS R. P. BRIDY, Prop. OLDS, CADILLAC, G. M. C. TRUCKS Sales and Service Main Office: Mr. CARMEL, PA. MT. CARMEL, PA. GREEN RIDGE, PA P E A R L I S JOHN PAPP, JR. ond JOSEPH WARAKSA CLOTHING, GENT,S FURNISHING proprietors of and SHOES Your Neighborhood Bakery sov chasm: sf. PQ 0 iZe KULPMONT PA Your Hometown Bakery I I I0th and Chestnut Sis. Kulpmonf, Pa. Gratitude in the generality of men is only a strong and secret desire of receiving greater favors You will like the nzoderfz meiboa' of laalf-solilzg Particzllarly 011 'lU0771C'l1,S shoes There is no obvious joint to brand them as repaired. We keep comfort in mind and use Steerhead Sole Leather for maximum wear MODERN SHOES REPAIR DOM. SINOPOLI, Prop. 906 CHESTNUT ST. IOSEPH ARNOLDIN l VARANO'S DAIRY STORE PLUMBING l HEATING Coll 2431 HARDWARE 144-51 sem sr. KULPMONT, PA. 951 chem-ue sr. Ku1.PMoN1', PA. 63 ENJOY YOURSELF 1 at the IMPERIAL THEATER KuLPMoN1',PENNA. Compliments Of ACADEMY BARBER SHOP DR. L. A. LAUER KULPMONT, PA. ALEX D'ALEXANDER, Prop. Boys' Haircut a Specialty Dial 4131 1041 Chestnut St. ' 12th and Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. l We always love those wlIo admire us, and we do not always love those whom we admire TOM CUFF'S GULF SERVICE LUBRICATION GAS - OIL - FIRESTONE TIRES Call 828 Ave and Oak Sts. MT. CARMEL, PA. Comfortable as well as GOOD VISION Is ESSENTIAL TO SUCCESS DR. C. C. BILLIG Optometrist Phone 547 lRes. 2235-.ll 49 N. Market St. SHAMOKIN, PA. M. W. A. Rockafeller Co. Registered Electrical Contractors Electrical Machinery and Supplies Telephone 190 as s. Oak sf. MT. CARMEL, PA J. A. CLARK Mill Feed Shamokin, Weigh Scales, Pa. Phone 2-4807 i Compliments of Compliments of ROBERT M. FORTNEY LESTER ALBRIGHT Registrar and DiSl'I'iCl' AH'0rl16y Reggrder Nothing is impossible: there are ways which lead to everything: and if we had sufhcienl will we should always haw sufficient means Compliments of LEROY THOMAS County Commissioner compliments of Compliments of B E N T I L E Y ROBERT GIBSON Prothonotary County 1022 Rock Sf. SHAMOKIN, PA. Comptroller 65 Compliments of J C H N M O L E S KI KULPMONT, PA. Compliments of ANTHONY NESTICO Patronize Your Local -I 7 L, fcusvnotgj, ,EI A I DEALER John Cluuser 81 Son New and Used Cars 1149 Chestnut St. Call 3001 Kulpmont, Pa. He who thinks he can find in himself the means of doing without others is much mistake-113 but he who thinks that others cannot do without him is still more mistaken BAKSI'S SERVICE STATION LUBRICATIONS - ACCESSORIES KEISER, PENNA. ZEN UCK SERVICE SATION ATLANTIC GAS and QIL 501 North St. KEISER, PA. SAM PETELI.O GROCERIES AND HOME DRESSED MEATS KEISER, PA. Compliments of RALPH De NUNZIO Assessor of Marion Heights Borough 66 Congratulations, Graduates Kulpmont Fire Company No. l KULPMONT, PA. Custom Tailoring Service We Sell the International Line BRENNAN'S Cleaners Compliments of Saint Michael's Benevolent Society THOMAS BRENNAN, Proprietor Dio' 23 RUSSIAN CLUB 900 chesfnuf sr. KuLPMoNT, PA. 10th and Pine ses. KULPMONT, PA. Sincerily is an opening of the heartg we find it in very few people: and that which we generally gee is nothing hut a suhlle clissimulalion to attract. the COI1lIflK'llC6 of otln-rs H carl quarters for GRADUATION GIFTS Liachowitz Jewelry Store Established 1888 Opposite the Reading Station SHAMOKIN, PA. Compliments of DINGER SHOE STORE 214 S. Oak St. MT. CARMEL CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of l944 GUS VEACH Compliments of UMLAU F'S PHARMACY Phone 4571 l 937 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA Compliments of H. STRAUSS Men's Shop NIT. CARMEL, PA. KURLAND'S MARKET QUALITY MEATSA AND Gkocskles Service With a Smile Call 2321 FLOREY KURLAND, Pr0p. SHAMOKIN EQUIPMENT CO. Sunbury and Shamokin Sts. Tel. 756 SHAMOKIN, PA. KASHMER'S MARKET Qualify MEATS Where Prices Satisfy KElSER, PA. Compliments of SMART DRESS SHOP MRS. E. M. STIEF Complete Line of Lingerie Hosiery and Gifts MT. CARMEL, PA. PU PO'S MEAT MARKET Wbcfre QUALITY and ECONOMY MEET Call 2571 KEISER, PA. Compliments of ANN'S DRESS SHOP 210 s. oak sr. MULLY'S MARKET LOCllSlZ Street MT. CARMEL, PA. A man of wil would olten be embarrassed without the company of fools Compliments of SLOPPY JOE'S TAVERN EAST END CIGAR STORE SAM Rovwo Good Shoe Repairing the Way You Like It SAM CALLABRETTO 961 Chestnut Sli. KULPMONT. PA. Free Movie Tickets for 85c in Trade TERRY'S CAFE FOOD REFRESHMENTS ENTERTAINMENT JOHN TERRY 948 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. For Fine Shoe Rl'!IdiVil1g,, Eugene Pitingole Shoe Repair Shop 700 Chestnut Sli. KULPMONT, PA. Expert Shoe Repairing RALPH VARANO 349 North St, KEISER, PA. Compliments of KANMAK MILLS, INC. 84 KULPMONT MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Complimcn ts of CHARLES J. LUCAS Undertaker JOSEPH DELANEY Funeral Director O KULPMONT MT. CARMEL 850 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. I We often persuade ourselves that we love people more powerful than we are: and yet it is interest alone which produces our friendship. We do not associate with them for any good that we wish to do them, hut for that which we would receive from them Ruginis Novelty Company Coin Operated Amusement Games and Phonographs Phone 31 MOUNT CARMEL, PA. MAN NELLO BROS. SUPER SERVICE STATION SUNOCO GAS and OILS KULPMONT, PA. Compliments of EAST END BEVERAGE I ALEX KASCHOCK 1476 Pulaski Ave. SHAMOKIN, PA. Kulpmont Bowling Alley Bowl for EXERCISE and RECREATION 1300 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. 69 BUY HERE SAVE MONEY Lei GEORGE do if! GEORGE F. LU'POLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC. Call Shamokin 1582-J Chestnut and Market Sts. WATCHES - DIAMONDS George H. Reitz SHAMOKIN, PA Joseph Parenzcln 81 Co. 20 South Market St. SHAMOKIN, PA. JEWELER We Sell EVERYTHING MUSICAL VICTOR Watch and Jewelry Repairing COLUMBIA 529 N. Market St. SHAMOKIN, PA. DECCA RECORDS Phone Sham. II24 To know things perfectly, we should know them in tletailg hut as this is almost infinite, our knowledge is always superficial and imperfect W. C. HACK 81 SONS Hardware Specialties for a Half -Century SHAMOKIN MT. CARMEL EUGENE MIRARCHI Attorney-at-Law 533 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. 5 JOHN CHOWKA Funeral Director KULPMONT, PA. Compliments of STEFAN FILI POWICZ CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES WEST END FIRE ASSOCIATION KU LIPMONT, PA. J. B. SCALET 81 SON HARDWARE STORE KulpmOnt's Only Complete Hardware Store can 2121 85l chasm: sf. Kul.PMoN'r, PA. '08 5' North's Jewelry Store A good place to buy a wuzfclan Oak St. MT. CARMEL PA Politeness has been de-Hned to be artificial good natureg but we may affirm, with much greater propriety, that good nature is natural politeness The H ome of SMART CLOTHING THE HUB COII 1258 I45 S. Oak Street MT. CARMEL PA XVe furnish your home with Zenith Radios, Frigidaircs, Norge Washers Forman Furniture Company Dial 2201 I045-47 Cheshiul' Sf. KULPMONT, PA. Anna W. Morgan NEWS AGENCY AND STATIONERY SHOPPE 71 A premium beverage as of old- HORLACHER'S PIPA'S BEVERAGE COMPANY Sixth and South Sts. Compliments of JAMES J. HANLON KULPMONT, PA. I THE SUGAR Bowl. l ICE CREAM-CONFECTIONARY l Kulpmonfs , l Social Rendezvous Chief Burgess T W Dial 4971 l 921 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. Avoid, if possible, receiving an obligation which you have reason to believe you will never have il ' y r pow tor p y LEADER-HAMILTON COMPANY Conrzplcffe Line of STUDENT'S CLOTHING FURNISHINGS AND SPORTS WEAR 304 E. Independence St. Kramer's Bottling Works The Best in SHAMOKIN, PA. l SILVERMAN'S BALTIMORE l VARIETY STORE l . SQFT DRINKS I Qzrmlzty MERCHANDISE can Mi. Carmel 51o-M ECOUOYUY Prices l 139 N. Walnut sf. MT. CARMEL, PA. 837 chesfnuf si. KULPMONT, PA. 72 GUlNAN'S Mt. CarmeI's Largest Sforv JOHN WARDROP 81 SONS See the newest in FURNITURE HA DWA Displayed in our R RE Model Rooms MERCHANTS Ca 423 MT. CARMEL, PA. 125 S. Oak Sl. MT. CARMEL Compliments of LIGHT LUNCH BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 428 South Market Street Third and Maple Sts. MT. CARMEL, PA. MT. CARMEL, PA. What makes us like ne-w ac uainlances is not so much an weariness of our old ones or thn- , pleasure of change, as disgust at not being sufficiently admired lay those who know us too well. and the hope of lmeing more so by those who do not know so much of us GEORGE FERRET Compliments of CHOICE FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES JOSEPH L. VEACH Uwe can at your door 632 Sv'-we Sf- 125 N, ggi-, gg, KULPMONT, PA. Phone 4003 KULPMONT, PA. Compliments of BU RAK'S CAFE MR. MURRAY, Truant' officer ,,,,,,,,, sm, Kwik, ,E Compliments of BEN zmsT'ro's MRS. ANNA MACRO BARBER SHOP MT. CARMEL 73 Red Cross Noturol Bridge Miller Bros. Shoe Store SHOES For like Entire Family 22 South Oak St. MT. CARMEL, PA. Nunn-Bush Freeman Compliments of JOHN V. FLANAGAN SHAMOKIN, PENNA. BON TON BAKERY spmazfzf in BREAD and CAKES UNIONTOWN, PA. Compliments of DR. JOSEPH P. MORRISON VICTORIA BLDG. Compliments of DR. L. E. GERGAN Compliments of DR. JAMES A. MORRISON MT. CARMEL, PA. 25 N0l'th Oak Street MT. CARMEL, PA. We do not despise all those who have vices, hut we despise all those who have not a single virtue Compliments of THE DUKE HOTEL 'IOI North Street KEISER, PA. Phone 4641 v. STELLO, Prop. JOSEPH KRULOCK JUSTICE OF PEACE Marion Heights, Penna. DU LIS-PEDRON BEAUTY SHOP 1241 Chestnut Street KULPMONT, PA. Call 2953 Haircutting a Specialty HENRIETTA AKELAITIS' Beauty Shop Oak Street MT. CARMEL, PA. DOT'S BEAUTY SHOP 646 Chestnut Street KULPMONT, PA. THE MARATECK SHOP Complete Line of Sports Wear, Lingerie, Hosiery ond Gifts 844 Chestnut St. KULPMONT BEST WISHES SHIMKO'S DAIRY c-:ooo RICH MILK PRODUCTS Compliments Of I STANLEY WILLIS CAP 81 GOWN CO. Former West Coast Lightweight Champion Manufacturers of A ACADEMIC and ECCLESIASTICAL A WARDROBES Comphments of I Caps and Gowns Used in This JQHN QSZKQ s hool suppued by U 321 23 A h st PHILADELPH A PA TI 1 1 1 p ff 1 1 1 y 1 ll 1 1 lly 1 1 1 II 1 Compliments of BLUE 81 WHITE REVIEW K. H. S. cOmp11me,,fS of VICTORIA AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISE, INC. NEAL RICK TAX COLLECTOR A Theatres ot SHAMOKIN - MT. CARMEL MAHANOIY CITY - TAMAQUA I 7 DISTINCTIVE GRADUATION NAME CARDS Produced by PRINTCRAFT CARD COMPANY I423 E. Elm Street SCRANTON 5, I Success, Seniors Compliments of I ANTHONY KATONA FlccA BROS. I Rd Il I h ffm I1 I fpI I Ilenm- I1fidppIg,Iy Il I1 I I1 Ilf g Iv Compliments of MARION HEIGHTS FIRE CO. I I JACK HIGGINS sHovLlN 8. HovANEs I F,,,,e,,,, Di,eC,,,, I MT. CARMEL, PA. I 76 Congratulations, SENIORS Officials of Marion Heights Boroug Andrew M. Pipa .. Justin Rusinko ..., Andrew Mudrock Adam Zlotski ...,. Michael Simchock Paul Huxta ...,.. .. William Spaclel .. Alphonso Apichcll George Kurtz ,. John Patriliak ...... John Packcra .. Chief Burgess Prrsidcrrf of Council . . .,.,......... C01lI1t'flHIdI1 ..... Cozmcilman Coznivilman . , ..,.. Cfl1ll1t'illl1dII Counrilman . .. Coznicilman Treasurer .. ,........, Svcrviary Chief of Polirv h Con gi alulafions KESSLER'S THEODORE R. MAHAFFEY U Leading Jewelers Representative Metropolitan Life Resisfefcd Jeweler e American Gem Society IISUYUTIC HOMESTEAD PA 38-40 S. Oak St. MT. CARMEL, PA Compliments of Compliments of M I E Dist. of F. 86 S. and Mt. Carmel 220 Chestnut St. MT. CARMEL, PA. i Beers 715 Pine Street Phone 3063 PATRONS REV. VINCENT S. WOJNO REV. DR. JOSEPH J. C. PETROVITS REV. A. MARCINCAVAOE REV. V. T. BROZYS HAROLD L. LOGAN PAUL A. 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