Kulpmont High School - Banner Yearbook (Kulpmont, PA)
- Class of 1951
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WALTER WE OSKI Principal Science ANTHONY THOMAS Latin and Mathematics Avi' ALBERT W. Rossa Supervising Principal ical Drawing - WM. J. BEIERSCHMITT K 1 4 EDW MRS. FLORENCE Home Economics ROBERT Social Studies lv yy Commercial ni ,ff A 1 Q Pl MARTIN PATRICK English and Radio Music CHESTER DOYLE Industrial Ar in , 7, ,,, W 14 O GEORGE DOVIAK Social Studies Q WS PETER Junior ROBERT PARKER Physical Education RJ' M' fs HQ Faculty 34 34 EMILY ARCIKOSKY ALBERT CLAUSER Commercial ppgy, --A i as: nw 'YQ- 'Sk -Qi? w il l :5 3?: fI ss.eM.,ssis . -if 'f lf'.:?l?1Ls- 1:15351-1lLf'f- ' ' 5 51 ', f - BERTHA GRAFF Junior High MICHAEL STRAHOSKY Science f 'Ev' Instructor l A X .f 399 if MRs. D. RUPSKI, R. N. ,S Nurse OQQY i 1 K g I K , HELEN LELEVICH NELSON MURRAY R Secretary 8 Attendance Officer f ' ENS f C, .9 Y ff' -,134 ,Ll.li - 4-45 fe-F. 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SW e fr wwyone' , ,Marion Heighnslciub 1, 2, 3, 4 Marion Heights Club 1, 2, 3, , fv'Student Council 2 Literary Club 2 1' Cashiers Club 3, 4 Student Council 3 'll Industrial Arts Clu 4 Social Club 3 Industrial Arts Club 4 - W . ' K' f ff 4 ff'-fe gf f Qf-+ I fl ' ESTELLE C. BORIS fa X97 Ros 'AJNN C.,BfAsco ff? 'Q Meade, . Colgat srn -fii ndly, sin- c e, a true pal. Literary Club 2 Glee Club 3, 4 Library Club 4 Banner 4 Industifl Arts Club 4 I f . , , 5 e v' ' l ff, Xml, If x .ff X ' f 1- ,rf ' , .4 ' ,4 , W, I F4 ik M. BOSLEGO IA pretty miss with attractive eyes, Cathy is always smiling and friendly Glee Club 3 B' 1 2 KJ Indu rial lu 4 4434? Mischievous, always teasing. cute, Corinne's faithful friend. Camera Club 2, 3 Literary Club j?!, N WBUc Burp, l of fun and always joking, likes any lcind of sport. Ba ball 1, 2, 3, 4 F au, 2, 3, 4 ,lf ebau 3, 4 rd' arsity Club 2, 3, 1 ' ' D' ,V , F lf' ,pl 4, , ,1 . 4 RK y Q . 4 l J, i . ,J VM . I H 'M, fusmcx . V ' INCENT BUCK H IJ ff-opul 53 pleasing personality. Intelligent, industrious-our .I Student conductm. of future Einstein. School band' Marion Heights Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Eggsuiy Slgb jr 2, 3' 4 Camera Club 2 C h- f 61'b 1 Sports Club 2 as lels u Radb C1 b 3 4 Camera Club 2 Social Clgb 3' 4 Corridor Patrol 2 M h . Cl' b 4 Student Council 2 Bjgnfglljs U . Social Club 3 - Banner 4 Y 1 ,v Industrial Arts Clu? f , V 7, 'PW ,'4.Jf '0 T I M 1 SQ ,Mfg ' ' glib' tw Ui 4-. '7 ' ,J gy +f3.a!34'r-ref' tb 'ERNE INE C. CARABINI LH AS 'CHERNESKIE Ernie is short, and lovable -a tireless cheerleader. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 2, 3 Cheerleader 3, 4 Blue 8z White Review 3, 4 Industrial Arts Club 4 10 Athffetically inclined-eyery- one's friend. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Radio Club 3 Mechanics Club 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 f' A .il W lylij' I A Ph ,fr,,l,fYj4 Y S i ble pr ol t, has a, strik- in ers lity- Jerfect lernan F 3, if Camera Club 2 i Sports Club 2 Varsity Club , 4 Radio Club 4 Mechanics C b H HES e 1 1 sional b 7 on ader I1 rett s 3 4 Q lub3 i '. 5 '- 'T' ' W . 1' I s N I 1 7 .' : . Pe '. tt X 'e pr 3 I: .1,4 3, 1 ieis u, ., I .. V: 1 f 74' , ll l 4 I 'lin If L H fl- ' ,i If fri' ,lip ,L THERESA D. lGdLIlCCHIO I' Pl Diyni,fied,, attrijzetive-+4ij,ote43 3 Vi f orih er! dancing' ,abi1llity. ,- Literary Club'2, 3' I Social Club 4 'Q MA UERITE R. DALLABRIDA Uiitellig y, friendly, most like- ly to. yyceed her chosen , 5 pro ssi nbofglnedicin , A -I 0 5 ,limi Hei' 'cs Club ine, 3, 4 ri-HiYC bl, si fl ,, 2, .s 'Cam r5,Club 2, 3Wt t i l Majoi , tes 2,435 ig Stu nt C n 4 and strialfxits Club 4 'anner 4 if ff'lfi4Mf44 H EW' S et a cl frien an W ioiwrdt de ho ne e' shi r wor . Band 1, Cashiers lu 1, 3, Library lub 2, 3, 4 ' Tri-Hi-Y Club 3 j Blue Kz White Review 3, 4 Banner 4 Industrial Arts Club 4 FRANCIS J. CICHOSKI Fun loving and witty, Tilt is ntinuall teasing t girls. y Q Aviation Club 4 f 'f Mechanics Club 4 ' 2 ,K ,l I ,, if if . Lo RAINVE M. D XANDER Quiet, dernure-o e of our lively strutting fmajorettes. Biology Club 2 Majorettes 2, 3, 4 Social Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y Club 3 eff , MARY pifgsrls Friendly a cl c ope ive lover of the oll - ing ' . Biology Club f Glee Club 3, W Industrial Arts Club 4 RONALD A. DEMBOSKY f0JQfA D9 R05 Y Athletieally inclined-popular I a 11, mglined tg and well known for his , artistic skill. ' Tri - Cl , 2, if Football 1, 2, 3, 4 , 1 , 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 t Council 2, Vafsity ,Club 3, 4 Li ry Club 4 2 S Q y anner 4 Ll iw , , 1 'X ' Cashiers Club 3 43 1 i 5 2 1 hx 1-vgll. 11 ,gf K4 1 xi .YN AA faq, s .K if fauwy axi, P K C1 JAH is 7-+14 WILLIAM R. DEER-' -9 - ' Polite, calm, never in a hurry, possessor of a fine personality. f J 1 , f I 'x 'JW OAN F. DETES Striking blonde, very s ciable -never a dull moment. Band 1 Q Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 flashiers Club 2 Mechanics Club 4 , ,I i JD r galffy fl!!! D X ,D - A , ' JA JI fy t i mr rl. ff 9,19 -ff: w' iff -W' ' I f 1 1 - Q ' ' Olllilh Kill! V W My AKUI. IA gy' FRANK B. DOMALESKI ,e ' .ivl 1' 1- Tal, ndsome-a pe ect I jj-fin, 4f,fl lbl?eart-breake7'. fl 04' I mera Club 1 Sports Club 1, 2 Marion Heights Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Radio Club 4 Thoughtful, smiling-takes things casually. Sports Club 1, 2 Radio Club 3,'4 if M5 I ,Gower . 14 . .J ,f 1 N, J Q -xi l' x f 5 s gi, B! JOSEPH G. FANTANAROSA KJ! P R J. FERRARI in Talkative, jolly-wins friends X xi X. easily. six N Sf5orts Club 1 ,' Camera Club 2 3 ,1 ' Rggio Club 4 ' 'ZR ,X NM , hanics Club 4 N ' . J 1' x L - K i- NX Q . X Neat dresser, friendly, comical -one of the varsity. 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 X' Basketball 1, 2, 3 , Q, Corridor Patrol 2 1 Student Council 3 Blue',8z White Reviyew 3 I. Baseball 3, 4 1 Varsity -Club 3, 4 N , 2' f- llfllechanihs Club 4' Y 'N ' fr I I . P f Ax v 1 9 1 ' Q X 1 ' lr- so . 1 I I - QNX ' - N X Y , . 1 1 'X x X l 1 I Aj X ,X Q Q ALBERTA T. FEGTJALE Ji . I XANNA M ARIE T. GARD Short, scintillating personality , S A ' - - , -has beautiful long hair. X K Tqnzl-,?g51lSgcZZ5li7oa?y-iii? queen Glee Club 1, 2 X xGlee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 i Cheerleader 1 it Literary Club 3 A Social Club 3 Cashiers Club 4 Industrial Arts Club 4 Libra 0' I: s . FIDARO ort, chieu u akes time as pily. Cas e ub 2 Mech 1 s Club 4 12 Blue KL White Review 3, 4 Student Council 3 Library Club 4 Industrial Arts lub 4 JAM Jail' 3 , HAQW1. RAYMOND J. GLUCHOSKI Handsome, olashing smile-a lacly's man. Sports Club 1 Camera Club 2, 3 Mechanics Club 4 F , . 1 X f A w .. ,4 .f .f Lf vm- -. ,gl-fC:f4,f Vi, A-1 ,I ff., AL-,.,, gflp 9',. 4, I ,I-. 11 M ' DSE? 'E HANLON ', AZGJQOEL uiced--a star on ' if M ' the 'gifidiifoiljixlzizskegball court ,, I and baseball field. Football 1, 2, ,3,,,4 - Basketball' 2, '3, 4 Baseball 3i,X4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Senior Class President effi. D J V7-'Jy J VA tidzcti hi ati en- s 't a o ul ' ozrg io . ' M25-if eights Qlub 1, , 4 fly ra C '3,A tudelnt ouncil 2, . si White Re .iew 2, 3,,,-P' anner 4, 4 - , lv Industri jwAiiyS Cl A4 v , L .. E. X . ,j yr' l ll . S 1 , lisp! ' will lb -V, itil xxx s ' f 'ei' l 3-W' , .5 -K D' Q JQFRANRQQJ. IfA DYsz Kilt, lx, M ll,-Jilnfcyfg 'endlyi-atsmile ,M Aqirfev one. ' 1 N , ,.,. p . . ' ohanics Club 4 f, '1S,iport,s C b 3 .litsdio Club 4 ! . an ,, 1 l f lfff WW 0,12 .f l',lf fiE1. ' leeffilfilfn ' - 2 4' auf ,4 . , 74. . -,I J f ' ZENOVIA D. L AZA H' ' f Consiolerate, neat, polite, - Sonia never refuses to do a favor. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 2 Social Club 3 Blue 8x White Review 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y Club 3 Industrial Arts Club 4 Banner 4 . , I 7'-, 4 I' np zwff- i we ...Mtg -. , Q, RUSSELL S. LAND1S M -.' Pleasing, quiet, immune to feminine charm. Sports Club 2 Camera Club 3 at JJ N E alit us, pleasin i -- ays teasi gy , t girls. Mari He 1. ub ,2, 3,4 Sport Clu Came gCl b 3 Mec ics Club 4 Rad'o Club 4 F K. 1 ,L JlJHkNf'S. ow EC V An unin' i i , per- 0 sonalit -popular ith If l the girls. I , I.-F Band 1, 2, 3, 4 f Sports Club 2 ,fr Camera Club 3 ' Baseball 3, 4 Mechanics Club 4 Radio Club 4 JOSEPH J. KORENKIEWICZ Intelligent, courteous, the man who knows. Camera Club 3 9' Mechanics Club 4 ff 1512- Radio Club 4 . , . ,. ,,..f 1 FX s W 2 .gfdi lgvlvi ,h .F-9 - . . 'wh M' H .SCA RALPH J. LANCIANO Contentecl and quiet, Lanch never has a frown on his face. Sports Club 1 Camera Club 2 Student Council 3, 4 fy 0915, :Q ?r7.,' . l B J, A, v y , J' 14. im' J ' gb I, ,F , V NCENT L. LASKOSKI Footb he --makesfeini 'ne lutter all Eiga i Me ty sCl J-J J Mjwy, p ff ,Af ff , 5, ,o . J, vi ff Qi 4 f Ok Axlg lj, ., so Q i I ,, aj fin ' ': V A . I 'Q I ,ll p 4 ' aff., Vi 4' H ,A . V 0 B , 2 4 .V ,,,',.,l ' 4, 1 I My yo V' all 'lr yr ILLIAM ,L , ski IKMAEION A. LAZARSKI Q Refined,-,cufzs ient' it A well Jolly, vivaeioits, an alliiri g 'jas handsome, a an smile and pretty hair. b . 'Z out town Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 5ootballC1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3 arsity lub 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Mechanics Club 4 Corridor Patrol 2 T11 H1 Y Club 1, 2, 3 Industrial Arts Club 4 Blue Sz White Review 4 Bansner 4 I i fffffl n MP AI' X A H , ' , 1. . .4 f x! ,z'fy,Z5'Ls' ll A f 3 ARY LONG -'B I lv JOAN LUTZ Spa-kg, ge Tous, welgnk Bl nde, blue eyes-a friend p hailed-never in trouble. ,ff to all- Biology Club12 Blology Club 2 Industrial Arts Club Industrial Arts Club 4 ' ,4 I ,ff A V I n j .C Q flw f, l If l U J - L:xv?sg,... Qt ...aff If U My fl ' ff fp Q f ' ' of - If IQ wffiC?ob,WAv'1y4:.iy4,6?:v1g16lsAK f G eful, bhidll-radiates a friendly spirit. Marion Heights Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Camera Club 3 Industrial Arts Club 4 NE MARKOVICH Tall, neat, demure, winning smile-most enjoyable companion. Camera Club 2 Glee Club 3, 4 Library Club 3, 4 Industrial Arts Club 4 ICIA R. ' CELWEE rfeet posture, pleasant dis- position, well liked by everyone. lee Club 1 Blue Kz White Review 1 Camera Club 1, 2 Majorettes 2, 3 Corridor Patrol 2 Social Club 3 Library Club 3, 4 Industrial Arts Club 4 Mfg 1 MARTIN C. MARIANO Mischievons, handsome, popu- lar-athletically inclined. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Var Mechanics Club 4 sv' af JA Fi Q a y55'v,..+ dy -H ggitjr-' BERNARD MARSHALEK Masculine, good-natnred-has an air of Don Juan. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Marion Heights Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sports Club 2 Varsity Club 3, 4 Mechanics Club 4 ISABl7L MCNEMICH A fggyt-!'l'iy rhiss with sjdbliilcling yes+fsociable,.altd poised. Glee ohm '1' ' Studefrt Council 2 Biology Club 2 Cashiersglub 2 tllmy Silly? Blueerzlay hae Rl View 3 4 Industrial Arts illub 4' 1 sity Club 3, 4 , i :Hi l- P'v,flN - if rv' . .lf if' swf j ' ' f 1 1' , . Aff? jf! 'ffia I - J . -, 1 l I A K if .f , 1' A , Il rf- I!! ,if , A PE'l'ER MERENA 5 ' . 4 f . 45-t, captivating personality, 1- always teasing girls j during class. Corridor Patrol 2 Radio Club 4 Mechanics Club 4 .1 ,ff 1 1 l 1 . ffl J fi ' 'MN fllx , I MARILYN R. MOLESEVICH i Peaches and cream complexion -her sunny disposition attracts all. Marion Heights Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Literary Club 2, 3 Cashiers Club 3 Industrial Arts Club 4 Senior Class Secretary RALPH F. NARD Mischievous, easy going, a whiz on the basketball court. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Baseball 3 4 Reis ANNA MAE R. MIRIELLO Talkatiye, active-wins friends easily. Marion Heights Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Camera Club 3 Industrial Arts Club 4 MARY ANN MULFORD I' Blonde, well rnannered, like- able-always ready to If achieve a new goal. Literary Club 3 Library Club 4 D X jf' Banner 4 ' f, , . ' 'I fl ' f WY'-5' 5 v rf' FR ilimsrriibi, S mi23ivp12'zisan1:, y, e a ' so alw' x' Y Ms 2 filgft6'l'L.X- Z ix 1 BandlK,li2,' , 4672 , ff , Biology G-111172 'flf NJ' Mechanics' Club 4 if 3 X. ANTHONY J. NIGLIO Friendly, always teasing- never seen without a girl. I Biology Club 2 1,9 Varsity Club a if i , 1 'fri It l 4 ',I 1,..l 'lf- Qhlyfyj if .V .,f' ANNA R. OLEAR Pleasing di I. sition, friendly, a lively c 'oersationalist Marion ts Club 1,, 2, 3 4 Majoret 2, 3 , .jr , Socilayv ub 3 if E, Indj ial Cl b 4 X 1 j 1 1 . . , . x , I If ,X y,fr'E,,g M- lc A CORRINE Y. OLBRISH Charming personality, pretty - hair-Gool's gift to the . 't . ' opposie sex nf n yy Camera Club 2, 3 j gl ff '. Literary Club 4 f I ' Al!! Banner 4 .41 .J1 I vii' I X!! , ffl y 'gyli J 6 'IX' VI? if rv ,' ffl!! L ,ill ' XV' riff! . .ff A ' K , K KJCJQCEPH A. ORIBE -' ' Curly hair, witty, pleasant smile-fun to be with Sports Club 2 Mechanics Club 4 Camera Club 1 Radio Club 4 Marion Heights ,Club 1 2, 3, 4 , . V 3 - 5 I 4 f 12' , J .4-i '-' A fr...-ff. J A ' s 1 1 , 15 XJR' 1' L ,P 1? E. Ni 4 fl S- fl Y I5-. I' .1 ' r 1 3 . . J I i ' .J K ,J gn fi at ' F, IIN n.-v 0. 4-V I, 'I V -In V ll J P if ,ye , , W, J osEPH F. FACHICK 1 lg ' IRWKEXJFARKER up Tall, popular, considerate, gets !Quiet, demure, wonde ful along well with everyone. ll 1 personality. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Social Club 3 Sports Club 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Industrial Arts Club 4 Mechanics Club 4 CHARLES MARK PHEASANT LEO J. PIELACHA Determined, eager, cooperative Neat, friendly, witty-takes believes work before things casually. S d C P eaiule' ' Sports Club 3 tu ent ounci A . . B 4 ,vez . ' -as 4.-.a4.w6?,a.0f f' 1 ' Clif '- 67 9 -'Av 5 f it ,JOHN L. P STANLEY POLESCHUCK ie g,'Tz'm'u::ing-easy to get Tall, amusing, sociable-takes along with. life's boredom away. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Sports Club 3 Football 3 Baseball 3, 4 Mechanics C at Banner 4 'l in x r r 1 yi ' 1 X AIM' 'J ll' I 3 3 IM . I JL KJ 3. SWR fAwPiWMERANo - I - ' ' . . ' I in Curly hair, 'darlc,,fhandsome-- U 931 P5-01 90001- thrills the hearts of many red lass. . 'L lass' M' ion Heights ciub 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Varsity Club 3, 4 1 Camera Club 3 M! Industrial Arts Club 4 i .L W! 4' ' ' ,vi - ,ff 1 ,, Q 1 Q C-Gfdl, mm RITA A. RICK A pretty miss with a charm- ing personality. Glee Club 1, 2 Social Club 3 16' ICHARD W. RUTHS Tall, lanky, well liked, has a happy-go-lucky air. Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Sports Club 2 Varsity Club 3, 4 Radio Club 4 Mechanics Club 4 . ki! X! ' , ' 1' A ,,' f I C J X r 1' 4 lv ' ' I A , lf' fy., 5 5. ,Ji ?v 2 is 1 ,i I . 'f'-if-',fl,' Plflii 'f f , sf' 1 . - l .1 1 ,r , , 1 ' , ' f l ERVFRUDE Mi SHEDLESKI A M. Limo K - ,, , , H' fltt ctive, wonderful person- Gr S c ex' gigs to a . I zality-a friend of all. X, Z ur aily. 3 ,Libiary Club 1, 2, 3 K, ario eig s i 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 2 a Cyl: ,- - Corridor Patrol 2 S Clu Q 3 , f ' Majorettes 2, 3 u l Aytslqllu 4 Social Club 3 .. I 5 ' Industrial Arts Club 4 Q ' ff ox x ' . 2 fi MR E0 D .STAQIITSKI h Mhz ETH INSHAK lige , thought l, full of Arnicjll 'c--posse a ood inte ' ns. - eery 's itio Ban , M Bio gy Club 2 giant Council 3 echanics Club 4 Camera Club 2 Glee Club 3, 4 Library Club 3, 4 19 f iology Club 2 F3 adio Club 4 I Industrial Arts Club 4 ,, I if , aw , . l. X 'f J JOHN A. STELQA 'A' NIC ULICH '375 , l 1 ,pdf I .A Stalwart, exhilarating person- S1 . ooperati 1 ' re-al ys I A ality-star on the gridiron. ' Qzroun to help? Ami'-' ' Football 1, 2, 3, 4 L9 Band A no f Student Council 2 - Cano w'Club 2 ..-ov Varsity Club 3, 4 1 Spo ,W Club 2 J rx Aviation Club 4 ,X wflgcu s t Council 3 4 ,Q Mechanics Club 4 f 5 echanics Club 4 X lb M Senior Class Treasurer , ' i ' Radio Club 4 i X if Q f M C9-' f, I 45 'Q ' L , Q ' :. 7EEP5jH- GE . TOTER I M y I ' , Gay, care-free, always smiling -Vglvlxgwsam Oquagwlls ways -always seen with the boys. slhiiging WW .i , o Sports Club K ox Football 2, 3 -.z Student Council 3 Mechanics Club 4 Radio Clu 4 ,Ji , 'ffl o our ti- L o Ill ' ' J U LIT! A.JTURLIS J: te be, beautiful smile, fr ndly and s il joey teous. J' brary Cl 14 2, 3, 4 i l amera C b '2, 3 ii Industrial Arts Club 4 Student Council 4 1+ gh , o, .Maw X27 Sports Club 2 Varsity Club 3, 4 ARLENE E. VALIER Intelligent, dependable, polite, a friend indeed. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Blue gl White Review 3, 4 Industrial Arts Club 4 ' l 14'- 62,112.9 Q ' Q Q O ' ,,. U ' ' Fyff '. . . qJ .. li if fi , - I I .1 ,l g ,. I-5 ' Xi P Arc: .,1,.A 441, f ANTHONY C. VARANO Wavy hair, well marmered, a true pal. Biology Club 2 Sports Club 3 Radio Club 4 Mechanics Club 4 Student Council 4 , NICHOLAS J. .ARANOI -Ilolly, gay, likeable-one who seldom worries.. 1 Football 1, WJ fi, Biology Club S 3 Basketball 2 3' A Mecha ics Club 4 'M' NW I N' l h X , Q Q' Wg g ,li 1' l,.-itil: no 0' 'f f ll li ' ' WILLIAM D. WARGJQW Gay, always teasing-the campus casanova. Student Council 2 Mechanics Club 4 Radio Club 4 ELEANOR WILLARD . Vital, refreshing-fed, C0'l'I'L2JGQlI'Lt bandamerrlber., f' g, Baud 1,.2, J3, 4 Glee ,Club 1, -, 'Q Soisial Clul3'8 N- ? ,hefindtisuvfall Arts ClNo'4 In ,,,f 1 'Q sf' Qty, xi AY, ix 0 ug, I PI4 P14 Class Song TUNE: OUR LADY OF FATIMA Dear graduates of Kulpmont High, tonight we say adieu A ,, X- - l LQRRAINE M. WASILEWSKI Vivacloas, personality plus, a swell jitterbug. Literary Club 2 gheerleader 3, 4 ocial Club 4 ix bf yi fe rzrlrgff T ll, blond, handsome-the Adonis of our class. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Senior Class Vice-President We wish to thank our teachers for their help and guidande too. Dear parents won't you show us the right and shining way To banish fear and selfishness in all our future days? Our future lies ahead of us the ladder dark and steep, We are thankful for the memories we have to cherish and keep. Alma Mater, we shall miss you as we bid you fond farewell, Our Class shall ne'er forget you For all your virtues will tell. RECITATION We did enjoy our school days but how they did drift by. To our teachers we ascribe the praiseg it was they who bade us try. We'll always remember your Iinenessg We'll ever keep you in mind And try our best to unravel the problems we're sure to find. 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Qc cog EMQ ba u? 5..- Ru Ho St Be R GTS 'U Marine Tired Walking the halls 'o Dan sic 11111 Fa. w GJ cn va 5 -Q bo Q .- TE ng s erbuggi UO Q-Q O t the arena A 60 E? --1 43 C3 .M CD 02 -Q U1 D1 .-Q around athlete 5- C7 - GJ Bach All eading sport books R Shooting pool absent ng' ei rn F4 as 60 on ..- 'U E o UCD 2 if 3 'Sous Q2 .-.3 OS-4-1.9 .i.2omx4-Yo un.-Dc5h.h.oFf.mZ4 D. Q. Q an E' .S Q4 GJ rn CD P1 Q cv I3 N 5 if - Q 4 o Q as 54 ee P Ili as ..- CD .-C-' CJ .- Z L B Lucy Terry Arlene Tubby Buddy Washy Ellie Billy Bruce 2.1'1O ony Var Anth Lorraine Wasilewski Q P4 2 - - B ia CD G. 32 E Q- si 35 H5 NS! EE: GJ N sa ss: -2 af.: By: R. BLASCO Z. LAHAZA 34 as Class Will :rf at We, the Class of 1951, of Kulprnont High School, Kulpmont, Pennsylvania, having completed our assigned studies, do make, publish and declare the following for our last will. Being of sound mind and good understanding, we generously bequeath as follows: TO THE FACULTY: We leave our appreciation and heart-felt thanks for the knowledge we have gain- ed under their supervision. We also thank them for the patience they have shown during our carefree years at K. H. S. TO THE JUNIORS: We confer upon them our dignity, Senior privileges and the wisdom of the Seniors of 1951. TO THE UNDERCLASSMEN: We entrust our orderly classes, athletic ability, and splendid examples of conduct and discipline. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Gloria Alonso bequeaths her slow gait to Mae Gidaro. Theresa Apichella leaves her sophisticated ways to Jeanette Scicchitano. Rose Ann Blasco leaves her love for shorthand to Lea McElwee. To May Jean Yancheski goes Estelle Boris' witty remarks. Catherine Boslego bestows her quietness to Caroline Bergonia. Jack Buchinski wills his many pranks to George Yasenchock. Vince Buckwash generously bequeaths his radio notes to Lee Patrick. Alma Bushick's populariity goes to Barbara Swaika. Ernestine Carabini's position among the cheerleaders goes to Lorraine Bolick. Tom Cherneski offers his educated toe to Mike Kruleski. Tom Chesney leaves his A's and B's to his brother Stanley. Elaine Chimel confers her position as editor of the Blue and White Review to Kathleen Peronace. Helen Cicheski donates her acrobatic ability to Rita Johanna. Francis Cichoski leaves his pencil stubs in the waste-paper basket. Lorraine DlAleXander leaves her position among the majorettes to Vivian Paszkiewicz. Marguerite Dellabrida donates her place on the Student Council to some fortunate Junior. Mary Daniels bequeaths her love for skating to June Long. Bill Derr bestows his position as left end on the Varsity Football squad to George Goodeliunas. Joan Deteski confers her vocal qualities to Jeanette Retallick. Paul Diak leaves the electrons and protons to the Radio Class. To Flo Podhayski goes Ron Dombroski's drawing ability. Joan Dombroski's library meetings go to Lucille Valier. Frank Domaleski's place at the turn-table goes to some capable underclassman. Joe Fantanarosa will give his weight to anyone who needs it. Pete Ferrari just leaves. To Kathleen Peronace goes Alberta Feudaleis beautiful hair. Gloria Guarno is lucky to receive Anna Marie Gard's nimble fingers. Charles Gidaro's admiration for pretty girls goes to Teddy Wagner. Ray Gluchowski wills his curly hair to Eddie Wascavage. Joe Hanlon's athletic ability goes to Harry Malick. Jack Horengic gives his little black book'l to Joe Pipa. Joan Horvath leaves her serene disposition to Charlotte Petello. Jack Howanec donates to K. H. S. his map of Russia. Frank Kadyzewski leaves his wonderful Chemistry marks to Wally Pisarz. Joe Korenkiewicz's serious mood goes to James Bressi. Zenovia LaHazals speed as a typist goes to Caroline Bergonia. Ralph Lancianols love for books to energetic students. Vince Laskoski wants to leave his Latin Book to Bobby Boj ako. Bill Lazarski leaves his teeth to the one who is looking for ntwo front teeth. Marion Lazarski's smiling eyes go to Theresa Coroniti. Mary Long gives her ways with the boys to her sister, Barbara. Joan Lutz leaves her piano playing to her sister, Alberta. Monica Machusak leaves her 'tmodel-height to Mary Valera. Marty Mariano bequeaths his hot rod racing to Nick Bruno. h June Markovich entrusts her habit of tardiness to anyone who wants to take the c ance. Bernie Marshalek gives his beauty kit to Mike Lashendock. To Joan Deorio goes Pat McElwee's red hair. Isabel McNevich leaves her out-of-town boy friends to her sister, Pat. 22 PF HF Class Will at 34 Pete Merena bestows his mechanical drawing disability to Sush Vezo. Anna Mae Miriello bestows her love for the Heights on Julia Molesevich. To Christine Fantanarosa goes Marilyn Molesevichis place as Nurse's Aide. To Rita Olsheski goes May Ann Mulford's friendly ways. Ralph Nard's gridiron speed goes to Leo Fulginiti. Frank Nestico gives his trumpet-playing ability to Kenneth Kerr. Tony Niglio's managerial ability goes to Dennis Goretsky. Corinne Olbrishis position as Queen's attendant goes to ??'??'??? Anna Olear leaves her basketball skill to her sister Helen. To Robert Stark goes Joe Oribe's trips to Centralia. Joe Pachick leaves his collection of condensed and unabridged novels to the library. Shirley Parker bestows her shyness to Anna Marie Sassani. Mark Pheasant takes everything with him. Leo Pielacha's H51 Power-Glide goes to Bob Rovito. Jack Pipa presents his place on the basketball bench to Joe Winehoifer. Stan Poleschuck gives his brains to whoever wants them. Marshy Primerano willingly gives his speed and mercuric action to Victor Stello. To Rose Owczarek go Marie Rainal's giggles. Rita Rick's demureness goes to Theresa Sinshak. To Frank Ardan goes Dick Ruth's neat dressing. To Helen Zushin goes Gertrude Shedleski's peaches and cream complexion. Nadia Simchock confers her shrieks and eeks to Lil Nestico. Len Stanitski's avoirdupois goes to Leo Bernes. Betty Starinshak leaves her smile to Vera Kravetz. John Ste1lar's hobby of loafing goes to Charles Else. Nick Syvulich leaves his spectacular basketball shots in gym class to Yogie Wanzie. Joe Terry bequeaths his masculine build to Frank Bressi. Angelo Toter gives his laugh to his brother Tony. Lucille Turlis gives her collegiate wardrobe to Dolly Shiner. Arline Valier leaves her place among the Altos in the Glee Club to Jean Lazarski. Anthony Varano confers his professional-like qualities to Oscar Miller. Bill Wargo shoves his seat on the bus to Nick Concello. Lorraine Wasilewski bestows her love for dancing to Anna Oribe. Eleanor Willard gives her musical ability to her sister Mary Ann. Andrew Zenuch leaves his feminine charm to James Gomez. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY: Mr. Olsheski-a new method of getting in the Year Book ads on time. Mrs. Gedanic-a perfect Home Economics Class. Mr. Weslotsky--l2A's laboratory technique. Mr. Beierschmitt-ready change at ticket selling time. Mr. Doviak-a new joke book. Mr. Eshmont--set of new rules for the Student Council. Miss LaHaza-a class of quiet boys and girls. Miss Pello-a new basketball rule book. Mr. Parker-a good and attentive gym class. Mr. Patrick-all senior themes. Miss Graff-more historical movies. Mr. Stavinsky-another championship basketball team. Mr. Strahosky-a well balance aquarium. Miss Arcikosky-some new typewriters. Mr. Clauser-some more ambitious students to help in the directors room. Mr. Sabol-a quieter home room. Mr. Balent-another class of drooling girls Mr. Thomas-latest edition of the Roman Catalogue. Mr. Doyle-more energetic girls in the Industrial Arts Club. Nurse CMrs. Rupskij-some new atomic pills. Miss Lelevich-an assistant. Mrs. Bressler-a class of her own. To all the janitors we leave all the papers in classrooms and corridors. We hereby nominate our class advisors, MISS PELLO AND MR. SABOL, the sole executors of this, our last will and testament. Signed, sealed and approved in the presence of witnesses on this fifth day of June, in the year one thousand nine hundred fifty-one, we complete its legality by signing OUR MARK QXD CLASS OF 1951. Marguerite Dellabrida and Joan Horvath. 23 34 34 1960 Roundup PF PF January 2, 1960 CThis column was prepared by our roving reporter Debbie Jennings pinch hitting for Poulella Larson who is on vacation. Miss Larson will resume her column entitled I Told You So upon her return on January 5, 1961.3 Broadway is having a big late season -twenty shows still to start. Preview audiences are raving about ELAINE CHIMEL's hilarious scenes in Call Me Mimi. . . . . Colorful coach BRUCE ZENUCH is fast becoming the Knute Rockne of the University of Pennsylvania. The Penn squad has just completed its third season un- beaten and untied . . . JOAN DETESKI gives this reason for returning to the supper club circuits: she can't go to a party without being asked to sing, so she iigures she might as well be paid for it! . . . PETER FERRARI, the Brooklyn cop, whose tip led to the raid on bookmaker NICK the slick VARANO hasn't been stationed in Brook- lyn since he volunteered the information. NICK made it too torrid for him . . . As was bound to happen, CORINNE OLBRISH and MARTIN MARIANO have announced the date and place-a little white church in the valley . . . JOAN HORVATH's next novel --her third-will be another historical tale. . . When JOHN STELLAR of the Phila- delphia Eagles was called upon to kick a field goal in his first pro game, he was so excited he missed the ball completely .... Good news-BILL DERR, our leatherneck, is now home from the service .... PETER MERENA has made many more cover pic- tures and group photos for Space magazine . . . Doctor MARGUERITE DELLABRIDA has been successful in her search for a cure for hectiomyolitis .... MARY LONG will serve on a jury which will submit a verdict on 'fMuscles,' FRANK NESTICO. . . . MARY ANN MULFORD is doing well in her career as fashion designer and will enter her styles in ISABELLE McNEVICH'S fashion show .... NICK SYVULICH, when asked how he came to kayo RALPH NARD, stated: I had to prove that I do not have a yellow streak down my back! .... JACK HOWANEC, on his horse Durante, won the Kentucky Top Hat by a nose .... For the Chicago Skating Club's annual shindig, FRANCIS CICHOSKI, MARY DANIELS, SHIRLEY PARKER, JOAN DOMBROSKI, and FRANK KADYSZEWSKI are rehearsing their inner and outer edges like mad . . . Sleet, snow and ice didn't keep ANTHONY VARANO, JOE PACHICK, AND STANLEY POLESCHUCK from driving over from Beverly to respond to the Civilian Defense call-they sat from noon until 5:30 and were snowed in ..... THERESA COLICCHIO said to LORRAINE WASILEWSKI, Cwhile dancingj If I teach you to wiggle, it may help you get out of a lot of tight spots and the pleasure will be all mine. .... JACK BUCHINSKI of the Oklahoma Helens could be called the Cob Teller of basketball .... Former director of Rat, JACK PIPA enplaned to the Virgin Islands in pursuit of cover girl PATSY MCELWEE .... LEONARD STANITSKI is still scouting for a pianist for his show .... I know ANNA MARIE GARD will make the grade . . . M. D. MARK PHEASANT has Hnally hung out his shingle after ten years of study . . . ALMA BUSHICK, ROSE ANN BLASCO, and CHARLES GIDARO had a chance to congratulate FRANK DOMALESKI on his birthday at Hollywood Bottom Hat. Sid certainly doesn't look his age .... Due to an unprecedented public demand, the firm of MARILYN MOLESEVICH and GLORIA ALONSO Inc., dealers in notions, potions, and lotions, will remain open until the end of the week . . . TOM CHERNESKI would like to be a sport commentator like ANTHONY NIGLIO after he retires from 24 34 PF 1960 Roundup 34 34 baseball. If 'tShifty,' can speak like he can swing a bat, the air lines can prepare for a novel sensation . . . Aren't some of the country's top industrialists backing Senator ESTELLE BORIS for the Presidency in 1964? . . . Corporal JOSEPH TERRY, as mar- shal of the Winter Festival, received the first dance with queen NADIA SIMCHOCK . . . . The night was ablaze with iiashbulbs at the first meeting of the Stereo Club. Reason: JOAN LUTZ was posing for camera fans, LUCILLE TURLIS, RICHARD RUTHS, MARSHALL PRIMERANO, and RONALD DEMBOSKY were there .... ALBERTA FEUDALE of t'Breezewood will return from a cruise to the East Indies soon .... VINCENT LASKOSKI, who slugged it out with tough gangsters wound up with some broken ribs from a chorus girl's elbow at the Copa. . . THOMAS CHESNEY has been deluged with telephone calls and mail since his recent speech on World Af- fairs .... HELEN CICHESKFS front page troubles have boomed her rating as a night club personality. . . Secretary ERNESTINE CARABINI is often seen with her boss RAYMOND GLUCHOSKI . . . The air force has a mechanical brain figuring prob- lems in guided missle control, shock waves, and vibrations-gives VINCENT BUCK- WASH competition .... Another strong man who has emerged as a JOSEPH ORIBE contidante is former Attorney General BERNARD MARSHALEK. If he is in as solid as he appears to be at present, it may mean that they have ironed out all difficulties that arose during the primaries .... JOSEPH KORENKIEWICZ is building his own dream home-all he needs now is a wife .... MARIE RAINAL and MONICA MACH- USAK will soon be leaving their businessc'careers-something they say is more im- portant .... BETTY STARINSHAK is still trying to teach JUNE MARKOVICH the technique of hair styling . . . ARLINE VALIER was appointed professor of English in Jones College by president JOHN HORENGIC. She's quite proud of being the young- est prof. on the campus . . . Elevator operator ANGELO TOTER is having his troubles -he must repair the leaks in theyroof for janitor LEO PIELACHA . . . RITA RICK still enjoys watching JOSEPH HANLON play spectacular football . . . PAUL DIAK enjoys Pizza Pie made by LORRAINE D'ALEXANDER . . . CATHERINE BOSLEGO is really serious about painting this time-she's planning to exhibit her work in BILL LAZARSKPS art museum . . . BILL WARGO wrote that his famous ride from Blow- chester to Oak River was not as glamorous as painted by contemporaries . . . THER- ESA APICHELLA chatted with friends ANNA MAE MIRIELLO and GERTRUDE SHEDLESKI in Theresa's little club . . . MARION LAZARSKI AND SONIA LAI-IAZA, buckeye divers invented the one and a half somersault with a one and a half twist and double twisting forward one and a half somersault . . , That twists my tongue badly. Can you imagine what would happen on the high board? By: E. CHIMEL, J. DOMBROSKI M. LAZARSKI I 43 l L 2 5 Highlights of the School Year ,li ...... SEPTEMBER 6-School Opens ......... .................. .......... B a ck to work 9-First Football Game .... .............. .... O ff to a good season OCTOBER 4-Junior Class Dance ........................ ............ A swell crowd 9-Banner Stai Skating Party .......... ............. C hills and spills 12-Beginning of Magazine Campaign .... .... -Wanna buy a magazine? 13-Senior Class Dance ................ .............. W hat a time -Junior Class Dance ...... 3 0-Halloween Dance- - - ---I'm gonna bear down 16-End of First Six Weeks ........... --- 20 .... Funds for future seniors ------------- -----Cider, music, and spooks 31-Paul Leonard ..... ................ ............. T h e Birdman NOVEMBER 2-Coaldale Game ....... ................ ......... O u r first loss 9-Radio Club Dance ...... ............. ..... A s hocking success 11-Coal Township Game .... ll-Armistice Day ............. 17-Thanksgiving Vacation ..... -Tamaqua Game .......... 18 22-Thanksgiving Dance .......... 27 29 - - -A big disappointment -----------------No school ----One week of relaxation ----------New records set --------Some nice dishes -Beginning of Book Drive -------- ------ B ooks for the library -Installation of Student Council ---- -----.--------- S olemn ceremonies 29-Dream Game ---.-------------- ----------- W e were well represented 30-Seniors Choose Class Flower, Yellow tea rose, Today we follow Motto, and Colors .------------------------ tomorrow we lead. Green and gold DECEMBER 1-Sadie Hawkins Dance ------ ---------------- ----- G i rls ask boys 5-Basketball Season Opens ----- ------------ -------- T o ugh loss, 49-48 8-St. Edwardls Game ------- --------------- O ur Hrst win 22-Christmas Holidays--- 27-Mistletoe Dance -..-- 8-Radio Club Dance ---- 24- That's My Boy ------- 29-Varsity Club Dance .---- 5-Snow Dance --.------- 6-Morgan and Dahler ------- 16-Last Basketball Game ---- 5-Basketball Championship --- l6-McCrea Marionettes ------- 23-Easter Holidays Begin ---- 2-Varsity Club Dance .---- 5- Footloose ---------- 13-Ray Bogardus ------ 7-Senior Exams Begin ---- 1 1-Junior-Senior Prom ---- 20-Baccalaureate -------- 21-Commencement ----- 6-School Closes --- Do you believe in Santa? - - - - -An enchanted evening JANUARY FEBRUARY ----Five thousand volts! ----Junior class play --------Our heroes --------------------Brrrrr -Learning the art of judo --------More new records MARCH APRIL --------------No school -----No strings attached ---------------At last ---First down and ten yards to go ---------------Senior class play ---------------Do my portrait MAY --------------I smell wood burning ------ -----The cl imax of all expectations! -----------Impressive ceremonies ---Heavy hearts and misty eyes JUNE --------------------Hurrah! By JOHN PIPA and VINCENT BUCKWASH 26 H omeroom 205 FIRST ROW-left to right: R. Brown, S. Moyer, A. M. Becker, R. Allen, T. Greco, R. M. Nestico, N. Howells, T. Long, J. Griscavage, B.Wery. SECOND ROW: F. Mirarchi, T. Mudry, E. Davies, A. M. Worholic, R. A. Conni, M. Magagna, A. Wargo, L. Hummel, P. DePeter, W. Kalbarchick, Mr. Eshmont. THIRD ROW: R. Ziegler, W. Nagy, J. Orlando, E. Williams, P. Olvany, J. Malick, R. Dubbs, A. Murawski, E. Duran, J. Brown, D. Shimko. Homeroom 206 FIRST ROW-left to right: J. Davis, S. Orlando, R. Zeigler, R. Pisarz, L. Sherif, J Guise, C. Pitingolo, E. Kovach, B. Rick, M. Polinko. SECOND ROW: M. Mummaw, R. Watkins, M. Starinshak, H. Vezo, D. Wery, C. Len- tini, M. Boyd, D. Bixler, D. Machusak, G. Steeley, J. Carabini, Miss Graff THIRD ROW: F. Zyskowski, A. Starinshak, E. Goodeliunas, J. Watkins, J. Garcia, F Gladzik, G. Griscavage, R. Beaver, J. Norstedt, T. Kania, J. Davis, J. Futchhko J. Maurer, W. Lutz. 27 H omeroom 21 7 FIRST ROW-left to right: E. Mirarchi, F. Bergonia, R. A. Gonzales, M. Goodman, H. Horvath, J. Brosh, P. Polinko, B. Scalet, E. Miriello. SECOND ROW: T. Kriesher, A. Krovitski, L. Ponataski, M. Switlitski, L. Bator, M. Melnick, M. Ridilla, T. Bindos, T. Olbrish, M. Dooley, Mr. Balent. THIRD ROW: J. Baksi, L. Golda, J. Meisner, R. Ross, D. Navit, E. Frye, J. Pancher. N. Smith, J. McElwee, A. Paulnack, J. Zlocki, S. Chesney. H omeroom 106 FIRST ROW-left to right: R. Sinchack, M. Rutkowski, J. Ardan, R. Stellar, J. Lazar- ski, M. Laskowski, A. Rogowski, B. Wishniewski, C. Nestico, M. Willard. SECOND ROW: G. Williams, G. Wagner, R. Dulski, D. Kutchen, J. White, J. Zegarski, J. Scicchatano, R. Kovach, B. Nodzon, E. Zarkowski, Miss LaHaza. THIRD ROW: M. Apichella, R. Litwin, J. Podhayski, M. Gill, J. Kruleski, P. White, T. VVagne1', M. Voloshin, S. Metro, A. Buchinski, P. Daniels, R. Bednarczyk, J. Kandrot. 28 H omeroom 204 FIRST ROW-left to right : R. Owczarek, P. Nemeth, D. Ramph, E. Posca, J. Koones N. Mosloski, H. Long, H. Watral, R. Murdock, R. Ventilli. SECOND ROW: J. Feudale, D. Ventilli, R. Ziegler, L. Patrick, M. Sikora, J. Warholic J. Procopio, A. Bressi, A. Pupo, R. Simshock, Mr. Stavinski. THIRD ROW: W. Cossari, M. Paul, R. Swartz, J. Mirarchi, J. Kovach, T. Delbo, C Mirarchi, R. Nicola, J. Avellino, J. Poponiak, L. Snarski, R. Mirarchi, L. Huxta I H omeroom 208 FIRST ROW-left to right: A. Lutz, D. Secula, C. Procopio, L. Smigel, J. Pasterski, N. Carroll, D. Kraft, M. Pisarz. SECOND ROW: B. Cebolla, R. Ferrari, J. Pipa, F. Podhayski, V. Pascavage, J. Pach- koski, R. Pollack, K. Kerr, Mr. Strahosky. THIRD ROW: P. Poponiak, J. Dulis, S. Zbicki, J. Gard, R. Lazarski, E. Vallo, R. Ovany R. Witowski, J. Marshalek. 29A H omeroom 109 FIRST ROW-left to right: P. McNevich, M. Grazioli, D. Zaneski, H. Zushin, A. Buck- wash, L. Fernandez, I. Miriello, M, Terry. SECOND ROW: J. Wargo, J. Clauser, D. Goretski, R. Olsheski, J. Koones, J. Cesari, Mrs. Gedanic. THIRD ROW: W. Kuzma, C. Olaf, J. Wienhoffer, S. Daniels, E. Wascavage, T. Breski, C. Czajkowski, R. Kadyszewski. H omeroom 212 FIRST ROW-left to right: Lillian Nestico, Catherine Delbo, Joan Murowski, Helen Olear, Anna Oribe, Phyllis Procopio, Roberta Dallabrida, Jean Murowski, Rose- marie Dalpiaz. SECOND ROW: Marion Schiccitano, Catherine Malik, Julia Molesevich, Jacqueline Arasim, Frances Rutkowski, Joanne Groguski, Rosella Lucas, Joan Dumchak, Cecilia Pitingolo, Mr. Clauser. THIRD ROW: Francis Bressi, John Orlando, Vera Kravitz, June Long, Lucille Valier, Mary Wasilewski, Lorraine Seik, Caroline Wishneski, Elizabeth Varano, Helen Barni, Steve Nemeth. 30 Shop H omeroom FIRST ROW-left to right: Charles Rainal, Bernard Wishneski, Alexander Wasar- helyi, Leo Bernes, Jerome Kalbarchick, Robert Mirarci, Michael Rogowski, Peter Doviak, John Machoski. SECOND ROW: Clarence Wagner, Frances Bednarchick, Robert Cherneski, Joseph Derr, Vincent Kolakaitus, Andrew Mudrock, John Kriecher, Mr. Doyle. 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'Zf!,455 !P!fQSu iaareara MSHNEQK1 'ISTVMPYUFX-. u.'BU'I':Hu.PuJIuvsKx PW ef L,,i,ffZ 233124 UOSMEISNER ,fosejffvu GJNZRLEQH A-ffQM k i' if if CTHWHTHES Marion Heights Club FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Apichella, M. Molesevich, J. Molesevich, L. Fernandez L. Nestico, J. Arasim, D. Zaneski, M. A. Grazioli, A. Olear, H. Olear, N. Sini- shock, M. Rainal, M. Dailabrida, M. Machusak, A. M. Miriello, G. Alonso. SECOND ROW: P. White, M. Wisniewski, C. Pettello, B. Dunick, J. White, R. Lucas J. DeOrio, J. Horvath, B. Swaika, A. Buckwash, M. Valera, M. Ridilia, M Melnick, J. Ardan, B. Nadzon, T. Bindos, L. Bator, E. Miriello, A. Rogowski Mr. Doviak, Adviser. THIRD ROW: J. Marshalek, F. Bressi, B. Wisniewski, G. Wagner, J. Grogusky, F Rutkowski, J. Dumchak, N. Mosloski, M. Sikora, M. Rutkowski, L. S.eik, R Dallabrida, J. Pasterski, D. Secula, T. Kriesher, M. Apichella, B. Marshalek V. Buckwash. FOURTH ROW: P. Doviak, C. Balon, J. Pipa, F. Ardan, A. Mudrock, J. Kriesher, G Peters, J. Baksi, J. Zlocki, B. Huxta, M. Rogowski, M. Paul, M. Machoski, J Poponiak, C. Rainal, C. Kaszytski, J. Kruleski, J. Pipa, A. Zenuch. FIFTH ROW: B. Zlocki, J. Diak, N. Concello, B. Wargo, J. DeOrio, M. Lashendock, S Yasenchock, D. Simshock, C. Wagner, B. Cebola, L. Huxta, R. Litwin, H. Siko T. Wagner, J. Horengic, L. Golda. Q 1 . 1 if , . 'H' .. ' I I Pl! lex Al nllul ll ltl' 1 I 36' School Band Conductor - - Mr. Angelo D'AleXander Student Conductor - - Alma Bushick Band Majorette - Marie Traychack Secretary - Eleanor Willard Business Manager Catherine Malick 914 Pls FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Ann Pisarz, Marie Traychack, Alma Bushick, Helen Cicheski, June Long. SECOND ROW: Vivian Pascavage, Helen Zushin, Lorraine D,Alexander, Joan Orlando, Maryann Terry, Phylis Procopio. THIRD ROW: Mona Goodman, Celia Ponatowski, Joan Murawski, Ruth Brown, Helen Watral, Eleanor Willard. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Long, Jack Malick, Joseph Davis, Donald Dubbs, Angelo Sin- opoli, Jean Murawski. FIFTH ROW: Jeanette Shoffler, Teddy Kania, Robert Beaver, James Clauser, Paul Machuazak. SIXTH ROW: George Griscavage, Vera Kravitz, Manello, Rose Ann Gonzales, Cath- erine Malick. SEVENTH ROW: George Williams, Johanna Griscavage, Henrietta Long. EIGHTH ROW: Jack Howanec, Mary Ann Willard, Kenneth K.err, Jean Griscavage, Victor Mirarchi, Frank Nestico. 37' Social Club FIRST ROW-left to fright: A. Rogowski, L. Fernandez, D. Zaneski, M. Grazioli, J Arasim, J. Molesevich, R. Dallabrida, J. Murawski, R. Ventili, J. Murawski. T Olbrish, C. Nestico, E. Mirarchi, R. Dulski. SECOND ROW: B. Scalet, G. Siko, R. Kovach, J. White, M. Laskoski, R. Owcarek, A Oribe, F. Rutkowski, A. Buckwash, R. Lucas, J. Grogusky, J. Dumchock, N Mosloski, P. Nemeth, M. Rutkowski, B. Nadzon, Miss Pello, Advisor. THIRD ROW: L. Smigiel, E. Miriello, D. Kutchen, J. Lazarski, M. Melnick, M. Ridella R. Gonzales, M. Dooley, L. Bater, J. Brosh, M. Goodman, H. Harvath, L. Pona toski, J. Procopio, H. Long, R. Ramph, J. Scicchitano, J. Zagarski. FOURTH ROW: D. Secula, D. Kraft, J. Pasterski, J. Ardan, R. Sinshack, C. Malick, J Orlando, M. Scicchitano, L. Valier, M. Wasileski, C. Pitingolo, V. Kravetz M. Pisarz, C. Delbo, R. Dalpiaz, R. Stellar, A. Krovitski. 38 Glee Club FIRST ROW-left to right: P. Polinko, E. Miriello, R. Stellar, A. Rogowski, L. Bator M. Rydilla, B. Starinshak, M. Melnick, R. Gonzales, H. Horvath, M. Goodman R. Vantelli, E. Posca. SECOND ROW: D. Kutchen, T. Bindos, G. Wagner, J. Lazarski, M. Laskowski, R Owczarek, J. Dombrosky, J. Markovich, M. Switliski, T. Kreisher, M. Sikora J. Procopio, H. Long, D. Ramp, Miss LaHaza, Adviser. THIRD ROW: C. Nestico, A. Krovitskie, J. Deteski, A. Valier, J. White, J. Retallick J. Brosh, L. Valier, J. Orlando, M. Dooley, J. Warholic, H. Watral, N. Mosloski P. Nemeth. FOURTH ROW: G. Guarno, J. Zegarski, J. Scicchitano, A. M. Gard, R. Blasco, M Lazarski, F. Bergonia, R. Murdock, S, Parker, M. Daniels, M. Willard. J Koones, B. Wisniewski. : H 2 gil: 5 39 Senior Class Play FOOT-LOOSE FIRST ROW, left to -right: SECOND ROW, left to right: Joan Deteski - - - Miriam Walker Rose Ann Blasco - - - Delphie Bruce Zenuch - - Sanford Welles Elaine Chimel - - Mrs. Forrester Jack Pipa - - Bob Early Jack Howanec - Randolph Cunningham Corinne Olbrish - - Mary Early Francis Kadyszewski - - Jack Milfold Sonia LeHaza - Hope Early Martin Mariano - - Dick Early Alma Bushick - Jenny Malloy Mrs. Gedanic - - Adviser Patricia McElwe.e - Emily Early I Vincent Buckwash Buzz Daily Richard Ruths - - Richard Early STORY: Richard Early is one of the numerous vice-presidents of a bank in one of Chicago's suburbs. Because his wife has an aggressive nature, and because she believes in devoting all of her waking hours to the rearing of her four children, she refuses to leave them and go on the world cruise that was suggested by them. Mary and Bob complain continuously about being tied to their mother's apron strings, but it is Dick, a senior in medical school who finally starts the fireworks when he tells them he wants to get married before finishing school. Emily scouts the idea, but Dick persists and Hope, several years out of college and a social worker, defends Dick and rebels outwardly to her mother. She blames her for the failure of her ro- mance with Sanford Welles, a young lawyer. Emily is shocked and having no weapon for defense appeals to Richard, and resorts to tears. After a big argument with the family, the parents decide to take the trip. Delphie, the maid is left in charge of the family. Hope is left with the financial responsibility of the family. When th.ey leave things really begin to happen. Mary begins to date Miriam Walker's cousin, Jack, who is a sophomore in college. On the first day Bob and Buzz Daily buy a car, they run into the rear end of a brand new Lincoln owned by Mrs. Forirester, and are charged with driving without a license as well as debt for damage to t e car. In the midst of all their troubles Dick and Jenny get married and move in with them. When Jack refuses to bring Mary home from a college dance the same night she refuses to go, and turns to her old faithful boyfriend, Randy. There are many problems to solve, but by the time Richard and Emily return, everything is straightened out. Hope resumes her romance with Sanford, Emily en- joyed the trip, and Dick and Jenny have enough money to start on their own. All in all, everything turns out just perfect. 40 Junior Class Play THATS MY BOY characters: Left to Right ' Stage Manager ------ A Fred Murdock Prompter ------- Rita Malkoski Prompter ---- - Leah McElwee Mrs. Baxter Csittingj - - Jeanette Retallack Miss Annie Baxter istandingl - Patricia Nemeth Mr. Baxter Csittingb - - - - Steve Pisarz Leslie Tremaine Csittingb - - - - Leo Noble Olga, maid Cstandingj - - Mary Jean Yancheski Alvin, Butler Cstandingj - Donald Narcavage Kay Cullen fsittingj - - Lorraine Bolick Chuck Le Roy fstandingb - Tony Toter Mrs. Lois Keene Csittingj - Lois Mikulak Stage Manager fstandingj - Henry Yarish Virginia Keene fsittingj - - Margaret Pancher Claire Wilson Csittingb - - - Evelyn Flunt Lauren Griffith Cstandingj - - Jack Gencavage Nina Hamilton Csittingj - Christine Fantanarosa - Director Csittingb - - - - - Mr. Patrick Alden Saunders Cstandingb - - - John Mudry Stage Manager Cstandingj - - Leo Fulginiti STORY When the play begins, Palmer Baxter is celebrating his tenth wedding anniversary. He and Evelyn, his wife, have lived far beyond their means and are broke. So Palmer writes Aunt Annie to contribute something toward Junior's Education . Instead of sending the money, Aunt Annie decides to come east to see her nine-year old great- nephew. Palmer and his wife are in a panic. They have no son! At this juncture, a ragged newsboy aged fourteen, climbs the balcony to their second-floor apartment to get away from the police. He has run away from an orphans' home and he begs the Baxters to protect him. Palmer has an idea! Then he decides that here is their boy. In exchange for protection and a home he agrees to be nine years old and their boy. The Aunt arrives and the spectacle of this tough though lovable boy of the streets dressed in youthful clothes and trying to be a gentleman is screarningly funny. Mat- ters become very complicated when Chuck LeRoy, a pal of The Kid turns up. A novel twist of plot reveals the past of the Baxter's son and Chuck. A necklace is miss- ing. The Kid thinks Chuck has stolen it and Chuck is convinced The Kid has. Actually neither is the thief, and they uncover the culprit. Finally The Kid iinds a home and parents, and he reforms his pal Chuck, who has dishonest tendencies. Chuck also finds a home with Aunt Annie. .41 Majorettes and Cheerleaders CENTER SEMI-CIRCLE, left to right: Rose Owczareck, Frances Rutkowski, Jean Lazarski, Ernestine Carabini, Theresa Coroniti, Lillian Fernandez, Lorraine Bolick. SECOND ROW, Semi-Circle: Lorraine D'Alexander, Mary Ann Terry, Vivian Pascav- age, Helen Cicheski, Marie Traychack, Phyllis Procopio, Helen Zushin, Joan Orlando. History Club FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Sheriff, R. Pisarz, J. Griscavage, T. Long, T. Greco, C. Nestico, N. Howells, B. Wery, R. Brown, S. Moyer, C. Pitingolo. SECOND ROW: D. Machusak, J. Guise, B. Rick, A. Wargo, J. Davis, E. Polinko, D. Wery, D. Bixler, C. Lentini, J. Norsted, Miss Graff QAdvisorJ. THIRD ROW: R. Beaver, G. Griscavage, T. Kania, F. Mararchi, M. Starinshack. L2 Aviation Club FIRST ROW--left to right: D. Ventilli, T. Cherneski, J. DeOrio, R. Nard, B. Lazarski, R. Demboski, L. Noble, A. Bressi, V. Miral-chi, R. Pollock. SECOND ROW: V. Laskoski, N. Varano, F. Cichoski, J. Hanlon, L. Pielacha, S. Poles- chuck, J. Stellar, J. Kovach, J. Pancher, Mr. Balent, Adviser. THIRD ROW: L. Huxta, C. Balon, N. Concello, J. Gomez, J. Switaj, A. Vallo, J. Wit- Owski, E. Herman. Stamp and Bond Club FIRST ROW-left to 'rights T. Apichella, G. Alonso, A. Feudale, M. Switliski, P. Po- linko, F. Podhayski, E. Chimel, M. Howells, B. Wisniewski. SECOND ROW: M. Homolia, J. Cossari, J. Machowski, P. Doviak, J. Landis, F. Swat- ski, T. Sinshack, M. Rogowski, A. Mudrock, J. Gencavage, Mr. Stavinski Adviser. L3 Banner Staff FIRST ROW-left to right: J. Dombroski, S. LaHaza, M. Mulford, A. Bushick, J. Hor- vath, M. Dallabrida. SECOND ROW: Mr. Olsheski, adviser, J. Pipa, M. Lazarski, E. Chimel, R. Blasco C. Olbrish, V. Buckwash, Mr. Sabol, adviser. Varsity Club FIRST ROW-left to right: T. Cherneskie, A. Toter fmgrj, R. Nard, B. Marshalek J. Hanlon, R. Dembosky, B. Lazarski, V. Laskoskie, J. Stellar, B. Zenuch, J Pachick. SECOND ROW: F. Murdock, G. Yasenshock, S. Pisarz, R. Barrett, M. Kruleskie, T Chesney, A. Niglio, fmgrj, M. Primerano, R. Ruths, N. Bruno, C. Else, Mr Magalski fcoachy THIRD ROW: T. Toter, J. Kandrot, W. Pisarz, J. Wanzie, M. Lashendock, L. Fulgin- iti, H. Malick, R. Rovito, G. Goodeliunas, J. Rovito, J. Gard, J. Wishnewskie B. Bojako fmgr.J 44 Li terary Club FIRST ROW-left to right: Estelle Boris, Patricia McNevich, Florence Podhayski, Marianne Pisarz, Joan DeOrio, Frances Swatski, Corinne Olbrish. SECOND ROW: Gloria Antonelli, Lois Ann Williams, Jean Griscavage, Mr. Thomas, Adviser. Blue and White Review FIRST ROW-left to right: H. Zushin, A. Oribe, R. Gonzales, H. Horvath, M. Good- man, E. Chimel, J. Horvath, M. Gidaro, C. Fantanarose, M. Yancheski, P Procopio. SECOND ROW: D. Navit, S. Chesney, M. Terry, M. Switliski, L. Ponatoski, L. Bator A. Bindas, T. Kriesher, R. Dooley, P. Polinko, P. McNevich, B. Long, R. Ol- sheski, Mr. Thomas fadviserl. THIRD ROW: E. Carabini, L. Bolick, E. Flunt, R. Johanna, K. Peronace, M. Pisarz F. Podhayski, V. Pascavage, M. Lazarski, A. Gard, A. Valier, L. Williams. 45 Radio Club FIRST ROW-left to right: J. Pachick, L. Stanitskie, J. Fantanarosa, A. Varano, R Landis, P. Diak, T. Chesney. SECOND ROW: J. Clauser, L. Ambrose, J. Terry, S. Polechak, L. Pielacha, N. Syvulich R. Ruths, J. Horengic, B. Marshalek, Mr. Patrick, adviser. THIRD ROW: J. Howanec, V. Buckwash, F. Domaieskie, T. Cherneskie, F. Kadyszew- eskie, W. Wargo, J. Oribe, J. Korenkewicz, B. Zenuch. Student Council FIRST ROW-left to right: B. Nestico, L. Valier, B. Scalet, M. Dallabrida, J. Ardan R. Murdock, M. Terry, C. Pitingolo. SECOND ROW: J. Malick, F. Bressi, S. Chesney, F. Rutkowski, L. Turlis, A. Valier, G Guarno, J. DeOrio, A. Varano, J. Mirarchi, Mr. Eshmont, adviser. THIRD ROW: P. Vezo, R. Ferrari, F. Lanciano, J. Landis, R. Badjako, L. Bernes, M Pheasant, R. Beaver, J. Gomez, F. Wojciechowski, L. Huxta, T. Breski. L6 Library Club FIRST ROW-left to right: P. McE1wee, M. Mulford, H. Zushin, L. Bernes, D. Shiner M. Yancheski, J. Horvath, A. Feudale, A. Bushick, B. Starinshak. SECOND ROW: A. Valier, J. Markovich, G. Shedelski, M. Terry, C. Delbo, B. Long R. Olsheski, J. Patchy, J. Murawski, L. Valier, J. Murawski, Mrs. Gedanic adviser. THIRD ROW: E. Carabini, E. Chimel, R. Blasco, S. LaHaza, E. Flunt, T. Sinshack, M Lazarski, L. Turlis, A. Gard. v Gymnastics Club FIRST ROW-left to right: G. Williams, S. Zbicki, J. Mirarchi, L. Bernes, J. Kalbar- chick, S. Metro, E. Yablonski, J. Kruleski. SECOND ROW: K. Kerr, R. Litwin, J. Wienhoier, R. Olvany, M. Gill, R. Ross, J. Koones, L. Snarski, M. Parker, CAdviserJ. THIRD ROW: P. Daniels, M. Apichella, A. Buchinski, E. Zarkoski. .47 Camera Club FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Lazarski, H. Long, M. Sikora, M. Rutkowski, R. Ven- tilli, M. Laskowski R. Dallabrida R. Owczarek, E. Posca, B. Nodzon, A Rogowski. SECOND ROW.' D. Kutchen, J. White, A. Oribe, J. Durnchak, J. Grogusky, F. Rut- kowski, N. Motar, N. Mosloski, D. Ramp, J. Procopio, G. Wagner, Mr. Clauser Adviser. THIRD ROW: G. Mirarchi, W. Cossari, D. Goretsky, J. Zegarski, R. Stellar, F. Ber- gonia R. Murdock, R. Lucas, J. Ardan, J. Scicchitano, A. Feudale, R. Nicola FOURTH ROW: J. Avellino, F. Breski, R. Ferrari, R. Swartz, B. Zeigler, A. Pupo, J Poponiak. Biology Club FIRST ROW-left to right: H. Zushin. A. Lutz. B. Long, V. Pascavage, H. Barni L. Long, H. Olear. SECOND ROW: J. Derr, C. Kaszytskie, H. Siko, F. Bressi, B. Wisniewski, J. Dulis P. Poponiak, R. Lazarski, W. Kuzma, Mr. Strahosky fAdviserJ. THIRD ROW: J. Marshalek, A. Wasarhelyi, C. Rainal, R. Cherneskie, D. Cebbolo, C Wagner, J. Kriesher, B. Huxta, S. Nemeth, E. Czajkowski. L8 Mathematics Club FIRST ROW-left to right: J. McElWee, J. Meisner, E. Frye, N. Smith, L. Golda, J Zlocki. SECOND ROW: S. Chesney, D. Navit, J. Baski, A. Paulnock, Mr. Sabol, adviser. Mechanics Club FIRST ROW-left to right: J. Pachick, L. Stanitskie, J. Howanec, R. Nard, B. Mar- shalek, A. Niglio, R. Dembosky, B. Lazarskie, M. Primerano, R. Ruths. SECOND ROW: J. Koizenkewiz, J. Pipa, N. Syvulich, F. Domaleskie, J. Hanlon, N Varano, V. Laskoskie, T. Cherneskie, J. Stellar, J. Terry, C. Gidaro Mr Doviak, adviser. THIRD ROW: J. Horengic, T. Chesney, F. Kadyszewskie, W. Wa1'g0, S. Poleshak, L Pielacha, F. Chicoskie, A. Varano, R. Gluchowskie, J. Oribe, R. Landis, B Zenuch, J. Fantanarosa. 49 Varsity Basketball Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar Mar. FIRST ROW, left to right: Ralph Nard, Frank Arden, Thomas Cherneski, Bill Laz- arski, managterg J ick Pipa, Joseph Witowski, Harry Malick. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stavenski, coachg George Galdunas, Bruce Zenuch, Joseph Hanlon, Jack Buchinski, Fred Murdock, Mike Kruleski, Mr. Doyle, assistant coach. dc 34 1950-51 SCHEDULE 5 Ashland ..,......,. 8 St. Edwards ......,. 12 Girardville ......,,....,. 13 Butler Township ..... 15 St. Edwards ......,...,. 18 Locust Township ..,.... 29 Ashland ...,......,.,..,.,.. 2 Coal Township ,,....,....,., 3 Butler Township ..,......,.,.. 4 Conyngham Township .,,..,. 9 Mt. Carmel .,....,....,,..,,.,.... 12 Mt. Carmel Township ...... 16 Girardville .,....,...,...,..... 19 Shamokin ...,.........,. 23 Locust Township ......, 26 Coal Township .....,...... 2 Conyngham Township ,,..... 6 Mt. Carmel ,..................... 9 Mt. Carmel Township ....,.. 16 Shamokin .............,,...,,...,.. 22 Shamokin ......,..,....,........,..,,..,...,.,....,.......... 2 Shamokin fKeystone Championshipj ....... 8 Bloomsburg-District Playoff ..........,..... 50 Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Away Away Away Kulp. Oppvft 48 49 66 34 53 37 55 61 68 64 112 37 45 47 56 36 64 58 89 38 72 54 78 49 74 42 47 44 95 51 66 61 75 45 65 59 96 52 43 57 34 46 61 43 46 60 Varsity Football Squad FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Wascavage, J. Gard, T. Barrett, H. Malick, W. Lazarski, V. Laskosky, M. Primerano, M. Lashendock, L. Fulginiti. SECOND ROW: A. Toter, C. Else, J. Witowski, W. Derr, G. Yasenshock, P. Ferrari, T. Cherneski, J. Stellar, N. Bruno, R. Rovito. THIRD ROW: R. Magalski, head coachg J. Rovito, G. Goodeliunas, T. Chesneyg J. Pachick, M. Mariano, R. Dembosky, J. Hanlon, M. Kruleski. LAST ROW: F. Murdock, A. Zenuch, R. Stark, B. Marshalek, S. Pisarz, J. Wisniewskz J. Buchinskki, E. Stavinski, assist coach. 1950 FOOTBALL RECORD Y Kulp. Oppift September Mount Carmel Township .......... Home September West Hazleton ........................ Home September Ashland .............................,.... Home September West Mahanoy Township ....,..... Home October Mount Carmel ........,,........ Away October Minersville ....,,. Home October Shenandoah ..... Home Cc ober Shamokin ...... Away November Coaldale ..,.......,.... Away November Coal Township ...... Away November Tamaqua ......,...,,.. Home TOTALS 4 L? rl nv...- V C OAC!-I BALENT 9 FIRST ROW, left to right: William Derr, Thomas Chesney, Richard Ruths, Andrew Zenuch. SECOND ROW: Joseph Hanlon, William Lazarski, Marshal Primerano, Ronnie Dembrosky FIRST ROW, left to right: Bernard Marshalek, Thomas Cherneski, Peter Ferrari and Joseph Pachick SECOND ROW: Jack Buchinski, Martin Mariano, Ralph Nard and Vincent Laskoski. D . asf, M 1125 LY l X I I QQIJNED Q iff' Corinne Olbrish 3. Marion Lazarski 5. Helen Cicheski 7. Arlene Valier Raymond Gluchowski John Buchinski John Howanec Vincent Buckwash Elaine Chimel 4. Marie Rainal 6. Lucille Turlis ' Ralph Nard Charles Gidaro Anthony Niglio 54 8. Ernestine Carabini 9. Theresa Collicchio 11. Isabel McNevich 13. Gloria Alonso Bernard Marshalek Ronald Dembosky Leonard Stanitski Joseph Hanlon 10. Joan Lutz 12. Theresa Appichella Andrew Zenuch Nicholas Varano 55 1. Ready to march. 3. Halloween Dance. 6. L. Bolich in 'tThat'S My Boy 9- R00111 107- 2. You can quote me . . . 4. Was that one funny! 7. Future Stenographers. 10. Senior champs QYes, we will be Keystone Champsj 5. Scene from That's My Boy 8. Sign of Spring. 11. It's your move ,pp 2. - . ,A :,' fi A 1 .--' ' ' ,.,. lzvg ...- - A V ' K 'i ' X ' if - .waz WA .-., it-'lx if :..' ,,. : 7- ----,: , L , l Q W r ,g , 5 H ':., 1 '.'-- , ,K ,.4 ,jx gspi A iisr J ,,'-, ' . W'h:' 4 ' Ti . . A Q , , to t Q . 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SNYDER OPTOMETRIST .lb- Third and Oak Streets Mt. Carmel, Pa. Phone 400 l3I E. Independence St. Shamokin, Penna HOTPOINT ROY H. ZIMMERMAN NGRTITS APPLIANCES JEWELRY STORE and - ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING . CI' G F96 W SHAMOKIN' PA' I A Good Place to Buy a Watch COMPLIMENTS 1 MORRIS -'P I MANUFACTURING 1 IO8 South Oak Street CO. I MOUNT CARMEL, PA. SHAMOKIN, PA, COMPLIMENTS OF HEADQUARTERS FOR GRADUATION GIFTS LUPOLD'S LIACHOWITZ JEWELRY STORE FURNITURE STORE Established 1888 5hOmOkil'1, PG- Opposite the Reading Station Shamokin, Pa. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS T LEADER'fSM 'TON RHOADES FLORIST MWGYS - - - 1 The best names d b y Ciofmng and E it Q Kulpmont, Penna SHAMOKIN, PA SAM PETELLO I Groceries and S Home Dressed Meats Km PA' DRY OOOOS NOTIONS S ST S Latest in StyleS WETZEL'S ' INSURANCE AGENCY T TOO E. Independence Street Shamokin, Penna Dial 3531 T CALL SHAMOKIN 60 905 Chestnut St t KULPMONT, PA. i EUGENE MIRARCHI T YOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE AT 224 ARO 'eY'AftC'W T KATCHS FURNITURE STORE 812 Chestnut Street I KU,-PMONTI PA i 224 S. Oak Street Mount Carmel, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF DAN WAGNER SERVICE STATION II5 North Street Congratulations to the Graduates at I95I KULPMONT FIRE CO., NO. I Kulpmont, Penna KEISER PA 53? TE? -..,sgQ3L,.- CHARLES H. REITZ Home at Nationally Known Brands in Shoes FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Attorney-At-Law I I West Third St t MOUNT CARMEL, PA MILLER BROS. SHOE STORE Mount Carmel, Shamokin, Sunbury, Penna. -.,.egQ,3e..- SE? S356 HIGGINS FUNERAL SERVICE COMPUMENTSOF REGAL C1 BLUM 38-40 South Market Street Mount Carmel Independence and Market Sts. Penm SHAMOKIN, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF W. C. HACK 84 SONS DEPENDABLE HARDWARE , JOHNS AUTO PARTS SHAMOKIN MT. CARMEL I Phone IZIZ Phone 396 A I39 N. ook sneer ,hone 808 GEN ERAI2 NELECTRIC Mount Carmel, Pa. I I PHILCO APPLIANCES COMPLIMENTS OF RALPH MI RI ELLO Lg... .Iustice of the Peoce Compliments of BOB OTTERSON'S SANDWICH SHOP A GOOD PLACE TO EAT ...Aki KULPMONT, PA. 806 Chestnut Street Kulpmont, Po HAMBURGERS YOU'LL LIKE COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of A SAM DLUGE'S WOLFE'S DEP-I-I STORE Men's ond Boys' Clothing cind Furnishings Ask About Our Pennci. Plon American Leglon BuIIdIng ISO Eost Independence Street SHAMOKINI PA' Phone 680 shqmokan P COMPLIMENTS OF FU N SHOP SHAMOKIN, PA. KUTCHEN'S GROCERY STORE FANCY GROCERIES Mecits, Fresh Vegetables cind Fruits Coll Kulpmont 289I + 754 Spruce Street KULPMONT, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF NATIONAL TICKET CO. PHONE I467 SHAMOKIN, PA. Flowers For All Occcisions Direct From Our Greenhouse to You . . . MILLER FLORIST Kulpmont ond Mount Ccirmel COMPLIMENTS OF I I COMPLIMENTS OF I LEONARD O ANN I KINGS MUSIC SHOP GEORGE N. KERSTETTER Gifts Jewelry Watch Repairing WYDRA MOUNT CARMEL, PA. I I6 East Fifth street MOUNT CARMEL, PA. I LL X -OL L L, VALLlSH'S FINE FURNITURE COMPLIMENTS OF FUR5 Gnd SHOES COMPLIMENTS OF KRAMER'S MOUNT CARMEL, PA. ATKIN'S STORES BOTTLI NG WORKS CO. 131 N th W I t St t COMPLIMENTS OF OI' O l'lU fee I HAM PAUZER Kulprnont, Penna Mount Carmel, Pa. ARCH CASINO I KULPMONT, PA. .TA-.- COMPLIMENTS OF VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Post 8354 . al l 7 4 LX' , II' it fy i ltg N Kulpmont, Pa. 3? 53? THE MT. CARMEL ITEM Extends Congratulations tothe Class ot Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-One 53? W FRANKS LUMBER CO. For Lumber CaII Our Numb Kulpmont--2151 Corner of 10th and Scott Streets PHONE 4201 SAFEWAY Cleaner and Dyers TAILORING, REPAIRING, PRESSING 1235 Chestnut Street KULPMONT, PENNA. TADDEO BODY WORKS USED CAR DEALER Mt. Carmel-Shamokin Highway ATLAS, PA. Phone 157-W-2 COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE FERRET JIMMIE DULIS BARBER SHOP Phone ZOO6 1265 Chestnu Kulpmont, Pa. To a Successful Future From Vegetables and Fish We Call at Your Door Phone 4003 Kulpmont, Pa. STAI R MOTOR Hudson Sales G Service Kulpmont, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF CARMEN'S PEANUT SHOP KULPMONT, PA, ENJOY YOURSELF AT THE IMPERIAL THEATRE Kulprnont, Penna COMPLIMENTS OF DR. GERGEN OPTOMETRIST 6 North Oak Street Mount Carmel, Pa TQT. iff? S352 KULPMONT GAS CO. AFTER I GRADUATE I WILL COOK WITH PY RO FAX S. P. JEPKO, Owner .II COMPLIMENTS OF MIKE BODNAR HUDSON STUDEBAKER ATLAS, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF Shamokin Equipment Co. COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES DAVIS GENERAL INSURANCE COMPLIMENTS OF G. R. VARANO OPTOMETRIST, Mt. Carmel, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Pedron's Beauty Shop coMPuMENTS OF ARCH I E VARANO COMPLIMENTS OF CQMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF HAZEL'S GIFT SHOP I Gertrude's Hat Shop II6 W. Independence St., Shamokin Shamokin, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF RainoI's Grocery Store Shamokin Lumber Co. DeP 'I2'N Segwce Offme Keiser, Pa. 3I8 Sunbury St., Shamokin, Po. H m' owman Shamokin, Pa. I7th District SOMPLIMENTS OF COMP'-'MENT5 OF COMPLIMENTS OF Rose s Beauty Shoppe Rose Mariano, Prop. Benedeffog Barber 3I3KN.. St., Keiser KEISERI PA. Kaiser, po. eiser, Pa. FQLLMERI Fl-QRIST COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF f 2 . . - . . I 7 E 'ndependence SI ChiIdren's Style Shop Ann M. Albert, Miilmery Greenhouse II9I PIWOUG, STOVE I789 4 East Independence St. I35 E. Independence St. SHAMOKIN, PA. Shamokin, Penna. Shamokin, Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF , COMPLIMENTS OF COMPUMENTS OF I The James Dress Shop Shamokin, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF DIAK and OLCESE 749 Chestnut Street Shamokin, Pa. H USH'S POOL ROOM 7th and Scott Streets Kulpmont, Pa. MARATECK'S SHOP KuLPMoNT, PA. VINCE J. KLJRLAND MEATS AND GROCERIES 662 Spruce Street Kulpmont, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF DR. D. D. UFBERG Shamokin, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF J EN KYN BROS. Shomokin, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF JOSEPH PITINGOLO COMPLIMENTS OF Brest Meat Packing Co. I COMPLIMENTS OF Ben Lazcirski's Store I COMPLIMENTS OF STAN KS Shamokin, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I95I ... GUS VEACH COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of THE FORGET-ME-NOT , R I-A D APE FLOWER SHOP I GSE N C EMILIE 6' BRUCE I7 N. Market Street I SHQLTSGKEQSA Poul Azory, Prop. THE STYLE SHOP 214 E. Independence St. Shomokin, Penno -..,QQEea.- 2,2 HEADQUARTERS FOR COATS - DRESSES - GOWNS - FURS COMPLIMENTS OF The Region's Leoding Foshion Store H we JOHN MILES CHARLES LUCAS KULPMONT, PA FUNERAL DIRECTOR PHONE MOUNT CARMEL-269 KULPMONT-4273 Mount Cormel, Po. GOOD wisi-IES. . . coMPLiMENTS OF ZIMMERMAN'S I I JEWELRY SToRE I 36 N. Morket Street TAVERN Si-iAMoKlN, PENNA. AFT l The Sf P S I , Kulpmonlf PG' I JEWELRY ond' BEAUTIFUL GIFTS GOOD RICH MILK ,MY IDRQDUCTS Keep Thot Schoolgirl Figure os Well os Complexion- BY HEALTHFUL SKATING AT-- .L.5.,. , ARENA GARDENS Mount Cormel SUNDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY-8:00 P, M. Kulpmom Alwoys Good Pictures ot the Shomokin Drive-In In Seoson We Furnish Your Home . . J. B. SCALET 84 SON with ZEN DIOS G A 'THNEQGE W,.SLi'RgD 'RES HARDWARE STORE FORMAN FURNITURE CQ, KuIpmont'S Only Complete Hardware Store Dial 2201 1045-47 Chestnut Street 861 CHESTNUT STREET KULPMONT, PA. KULPMONT, PA. FREDDIE GILOTTI THE PLUMBER ARE YOU READY FOR FREDDIE. C Il K lp t348I ARNOLDIN 84 SONS PLUMBING AND HEATING ELECTRICAL AND GAS APPLIANCES KULPMONT, PENNA. JOHN PAPP, JR. WETZEL'S Y -Re- Propfiffrii FLOOR covERiNeS 545 N. Market Street COMPLIMENTS OF NEIGHBORHOOD SHAMOKN PA- Phone 652 MONTGOMERY TCT 5 5 A WARD co Patronize Your Hometown JOSEPH PARENZAN I Bakery C7 I ...Qi IOtI1 and Chestnut St t KULPMONT, PA. We Repair All Kinds of Musical Instruments SHAMOKIN, PA. ZO S. Market Street-Phone I I24 SHAMOKIN, PA Compliments ot HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE CO. COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN G KOH LER INSURANCE YOUR MAYTAG STORE I5 E. Independence St. 9 E. Independence Street Shamokin, Pa. SHAMOKIN, PA. SI-IRoYER'S DRESSES Al-DO PITINGOI-O ARE THE BEST FITTING DRESSES IISI AMERICA! 1310 scoff Sf. A FATHER AND FOUR SQNS J. M. U. Lawton W. Kulpmomf PG' J. M. E. George W. Harlan A. .- I .--EE PUPU5 PEARL'S CI.oTI-IING BUY HERE! MEAT MARKET I Gents' Furnishings and WHITN EY S WHERE QUALl,Zl'AEE-'AND ECONOMY Shoes I QCII 2571 807 Chestnut Street l Phone 376l KEISER PA KULPMONT, PA KULRMOISIT, PA. MIKE WANZIE Compliments of Distributor of DOCTOR F 6' S and Mount Carmel BEER g JOSEPH T. WASILEWSKI 7l5 Pine St. - Phone 3063 Kulpmont, Penna. I4uI.PMoNT, PA TEP'?5Clgl2lSKllS JOIN OUR Dresses and Accessories ERWCE SUIT CLUB STAWCN I THE PEACOCK SHoR can 4963 1 Sl .OO Per Week 5 l 8th and Independence Streets West End Chestn t St t I Andy Charlie KULPMONT, PA LEAVENS S DONLAN SHAMOKWI PA' COMPLlAXElilTS OF W STEVE KREHEL'S DRY CLEANER Compliments of Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing SHAMOKIN NEWS-DISPATCH COURTEOUS SERVICE 653 Chestnut St. KULPMONT, PA. THE GIFT SHOP I Novelties Stotionery Books I Mogozines I I5 West Third Str t MOUNT CARMEL, PA THE PENNSYLVANIA PLAN Join todoy with iISI.00, be eligible to win 565.00 this Soturdoy. A new type of club ot P. A. STIEF Co' SONS Outfitters to Men ond Boys II North Ook Street MT. CARMEL, PA. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF THE CLASS OF l95I ... ST. MICHAEL.'S FRATERNAL. CLUB I03 Melrose Street Keiser, Po. COMPLIMENTS OF BROWN, COMPLIMENTS OF Appl-EIS BEER Tl'IE STATIONER GARDEN MIKE KATCI-I, i -W- CUT RATE Good Place To Relax Greeting Cords Books KEISER, PENNA. KEISER, PA. Sfofionery PETE J. MEHOK W. D. CALLAGY 84 I VICTOR, DECCA AND COLUMBIA RECORDS PETE'S CLOTHES SHOP I MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS I Join Our Suit Club Plon I I I I Corner 4th ond Mople Str t Mt, Carmel, P I Remington ond Royol Portoble Typewriters ALL STUDENTS' SUPPLIES 20 NORTH oAK STREET MOUNT CARMEL, PA. KESSLER'S LEADING JEWELERS REGISTERED JEWELER 38-40 South Ook Street Mount Cormel, Po. COMPLIMENTS OF FlDELlTY BACKED BY DESIRE TO PLEASE . . . Summit Hill Marble 84 Granite Co., Inc Manufacturing and Main Office-Summit Hill, Pa. -DISPLAYS- We Carry the Largest Selection in Pennsylvania Kulpmont - Allentown - Bloomsburg - Reading - Wilkes-Barre For Appointment Call I34 S- Oak St- Kulpmont 6-8961 -M District Manager MOUNT CARMEL, PA. PETER MOLESEVICH, 402 Chestnut Street Display along Mt. Carmel-Shamokin Highway COMPLIMENTS OF ANN'S DRESS SHOP MT. CARMEL, PA. , Luck and Success to the Graduate of 1951 CI-IESNEY-WYDILA POST NO. 231 AMERICAN LEGION Kulpmont, Pa. CENTRAL RESTAURANT 962 Chestnut Street KULPMONT, PA. GALLAGHER'S SHOE STORE 21 North Oak Street MOUNT CARMEL, PA. 1.5.-.. Shoe Club-Drawing Every Week VICTORIA STUDIO CAR AND TRUCK REPAIRS -9- DUTCH BRESSLER -4? 142-144 North Street Candid and Portrait KEISER, PA- I Anthony ICheesel Nestico Wedding photographers R ld Ph 2421 p,Op,,e,o, Portraits of Distincton es' ence one Business Phone 3712 16 North Oak Street, Phone 624 MOUNT CARMEL, PA. HOROWITZ ROSS MARTELLO CaMPLiMENts OF in KUIPWIOPI A Groceries, Meats, Fresh Fruits D and Vegetables ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS '01 S- Oak Sffeef CLEANERS AND DYERS MT. CARMEL, PA. Everything for the Home Phone 2051 1171 scoff sr. The Choice of Discriminating Seniors COMPLIMENTS OF JOITI N WARDROP RRINTCRAET I 5 SONS DISTINCTIVE GRADUATION PERSONAL CARDS Hofdwofe Mefchonis AND I Mt. Carmel, Pa. COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS I T I CoMPLIMENTs OF RRINTCRAET CARD Co., Inc. J ff H GARAGE I4Z5 East EIm Street Scranton 5, Penn Atlas, PO. STROUSS G' STROUSS DRINK Attorneys-at-Law :gills Third and Oak Streets iii? BEVERAGES Mt. Carmel, Pa. FINE CLASS RINGS KULPMONT DISPATCH Distr b uted in Kulpmont and Morion Heights PETER KREHEL ANNOUNCEMENTS , ICIass of I939I YEARBOOK5 MANAGING EDITOR AWARDS I mee 68 Ch mur street Ph 3016 J O S T E N ' S Ei' I I I T iiiii T I T ST. MICHAEL 5 BENEVDLENT SOCIETY R P f I KULPMONT, RENNA. I SIEWIELTI : : : V I zzz: BOX 427 ANDY WESLOSKY - F I Secre MIKE KARRIAK R CI Q s 5C,OmO,, P PETE TuRI.Is T MIKE FEDOCK T I GEORGE LEsKo T JOE DIAI4 - T I PAUL WISHNESKI sf 34 SF Favorite Name Cards H2 34 MAURER'S WAYSIDE DAIRY PURE-PAK MILK MOUNT CARMEL For 0 Sparkling Smi d Q ' k S - ' k PI of Our Rich Fresh Milk A YOU CO NERG OC YSTO E
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