Kulpmont High School - Banner Yearbook (Kulpmont, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1953 volume:

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Now their Seventh and Eighth grade students attend the Roose- velt Junior-Senior High School and receive additional educational advantages such as Shop and Home Economics. The Kulpmont area schools enroll 262 grade school children in the Stevens and Wilson Elementary schools and 41 l students attend the Junior-Senior High School. The Joint School District is managed by a Board of Education composed of all the School Directors of Marion Heights and Kulpmont Borough. Kulpmont Area Joint School Board LEONARD WYDRA ---- President JOHN BAKSI - Vice President STEPHEN KULA - - Treasurer STANLEY BARTOS - - Secretary l Q' --sm, Page Six ALBERT CLAUSER Science GEORGE DOVIAK Social Studies ROBERT PARKER Physical Education EDWARD STRAVINSKY Commercial ALBERT ROSS Sup. Principal STEPHEN OLSHESKI Principal JOSEPH SABOL Asst. Principal EMILY ARCIKOSKY Commercial MICHAEL STRAHOSKY Science LOUISE PELLO Physical Education MARY LAHAZA Music, English ...Faculty... ALBERT KLINGER Elem. Principal MARTIN PATRICK English ANTHONY THOMAS Latin, Math. JOSEPH PEZELSKI Math., Driver Ed. VIOLETTE MARCHETTI Junior High ANGELO D'ALEXANDER Band Instructor HELEN LELEVICH Secretary ROBERT BALLENT Social Studies STEPHEN WATRAL Industrial Arts NELSON MURPHY Attendance Officer MRS. D. RUPSKI, R. N. Nurse ...Faculty... Page Seven MR. P g Eght WILLIAM BEIERSCHMITT MRS. FLORENCE GEDANIC O R O E A We, the graduating class of 1953, wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the help and guidance Mr. Beirer- schmitt and Mrs. Gedanic have shown us through our high school years. May this book remain a symbol of their unselfish efforts in our cause. Senior Class Officers Seated, left to right- Standing- DOLORES ZANESKI ,-- .... .Secretary .JOSEPH GARD ........... Vice President KENNETH KERR --- .... President MARYANN GRAZIOLI ........ Treasurer CLASS SONG Tune lAuf Wiederseh'n, Sweetheartl The time has come-for us to part We'll treasure all-our memories And from our hearts-we say, Of all our school-days here We'll ner' forget-our teachers Now that the end-is drawing near And friends so dear-and true. We sadly bid Farewell, . RECITATION As the curtain rings down on our school days here, We bid farewell to our teachers dear, The proms and dances that we will miss, Will always bring memories when we reminisce, The fun we had throughout these years We'll treasure in our hearts as souvenirs And now we say to all good-bye Good-Bye, dear Kulpmont High. CLASS COLORS--- --.-.--....-.... PURPLE AND PINK CLASS MOTTO .... ---FORWARD EVER, BACKWARD NEVER! CLASS FLOWER--- ---------.-.,-..-,,, PINK ROSE Page Nine JACQUELINE ARASIM Chatty, loves to eat and laugh, an understanding friend. Tri-Hi-Y lg Social 2g Marion Heights Club l-Z-3-4g Jr. Class Playg Senior Class Play. THOMAS BRESKI Tall, lanky, sociable, a talented pianist and artist. Band l-2-3-4g Math Club lg Blue and White Review 3g Student Council 2g Jr. Class Playg Corridor Patrol Zg Banner Staff 4. FRANK BRESSI Short, mischievous, never hurries, always teasing. Marion Heights l-2-3-4g Biology 2g Sports Club lg Camera 2. ANNA BUCHWASH Serious, neat, does things in a quiet manner. Marion Heights l-2-3-4g Social l-Z. BERNARD CEBOLLA Fun loving, flirtatious, a nice guy to have around. Marion Heights l-2-3-4g Sports lg Varsity Football 3-4g Biology 2. ROBERT CHERNESKI A stalwart figure on the gridiron, shifty, has a way with the women. Varsity Football 3-4g Sports lg Baseball 2-3g Bi- ology 2. JAMES CLAUSER Dry humor, never takes things seriously, active member of the band. Band l-2-3-4g Radio Club 2g Sports lg Banner Staff 4g Senior Class Play. ROBERTA DALLABRIDA Convincing, loves to laugh, sociable, one of our basketball stars. Tri-Hi-Y 2g Social Zg Camera Zg Marion Heights l-2-3-4g Glee Club 2-3-4g Corridor Patrol 4. ROSE MARIE DALPIAZ Long hair, well mannered, a Coal Twp. fan, we wonder why? Social lg Glee Club lg Band l-2g Math. Club lg Corridor Patrol 4. STANLEY DANIELS Football hero, quiet, Flash has a way of his own. Varsity Football 3-4g Sports lg Basketball 3-4g Base- ball 2-3-4g Track 3. CATHERINE DELBO A wonderful companion, takes life casually, al- ways smiling. Social l5 Glee Club l5 Corridor Patrol 45 Camera 25 Library 35 Math. Club l. JOSEPH DERR Mischievous, easy going, thrills the heart of many a lass. Varsity Football 3-45 Sports Club l5 Biology 2. PETER DOVIAK Personality plus, pleasing smile, always teasing the girls. Marion Heights l-2-3-45 Sports l5 Biology 25 Cam- era 2. JAMES DULIS Short, neat dresser, King of the Key Board, star on the gridiron. Varsity Football 3-45 Sports l5 Student Council l-25 Band 45 Jr. Class Play. JOAN DUMCHAK Jolly, pleasing disposition, a lively conversation- alist. Social l-25 Camera l5 Banner 45 Marion Heights l- 2-3-45 Senior Class Play. LILLlAN FERNANDEZ Charming, Captain of our Cheerleaders, Jay Jay never worries about tomorrow. Cheerleader l-2-3-45 Marion Heights l-2-3-45 So- cial 25 Glee l-2-35 Tri-Hi-Y l. ROBERT FERRARI Considerate, friendly, courteous, fun to be with. Camera l-25 Student Council l-25 Banner Staff 4. JOSEPH GARD Popular, a ladies' man, one of the varsity. Varsity Football 2-35 Sports l5 Biology 2. DENNIS GORETSKY The boy who knows, Mr. Webster himself. Math, l5 Camera Z5 Football l-2-3-45 Corrridor Patrol 3-4. MARY ANN GRAZIOLI Faultless wardrobe, fashionable, neat, friendly and courteous. Tri-Hi-Y l5 Social l-25 Banner 45 Marion Heights l-2-3-4. JOANN GROGUSKY Witty, active, cooperative, always joking, a real pal. Marion Heights l-2-3-4g Student Council lg Banner 4, Corridor Patrol lg Social 2g Tri-Hi-Y lg Camera 2g Senior Class Playg Junior Class Play. EDWARD HERMAN Cooperative, active, considerate, a wonderful person. Sports Club lg Banner 4g Junior Class Playg Senior Class Play. RONALD KADYSZEWSKI Tall, blonde, always seen doing nothing. Sports lg Varsity Football 3-4. VINCENT KALOKITIS Everyone's friend, gay, always fun with him around. Sports lg Varsity Football 3-4. CHARLES KASZYTSKI Hails from the Heights, friendly, always on the go, never in trouble. Math. lg Marion Heights l-2-3-4g Varsity Football 3-4. KENNETH KERR Pleasing personality, handsome, intelligent, in- clined to get far. Sports lg Band l-2-2-4g Banner 4g Student Coun- cil 4. JAMES KOONES Serious, girl shy, intelligent, very likely to suc- ceed. Sports lg Student Council 3-4g Corridor Patrol 3-4. DOROTHY KRAFT Quiet, considerate, keeps her thoughts to herself. Glee Club lg Social 2g Tri-Hi-Y l. VERA KRAVETZ Demure, friendly smile, docs things in a quiet manner. Band l-2-3-4g Social l-2g Tri-Hi-Y l. WALTER KUZMA Tall, handsome, always teasing, a perfect heart breaker. Varsity Football 3-4g Sports lg Biology 2. ROBERT LAZARSKI Takes things easy, never looks behind, good natured. Varsity Football 3-45 Sports lj Biology 2. BARBARA LONG Mzisically inclined, always ready to achieve a new goal. Band l-Z-3-4, Biology 2, Glee l-2-3-4, Library 2-3-4. ROSELLA LUCAS Neat, demiire, winning smile, most enjoyable com- panion. Marion Heights l-Z-3-45 Social 2. JOHN MACHOSKI Always teasing, never serious, fall, blonde, popu- lar with all the girls. Marion Heights l-2-3-4, Sports lg Stamp and Bond Club l. PAUL MACHUSAK Quiet, serious, wins friends easily. Band l-2-3-4, Sports Club l. CATHERINE MALICK E'veryone's friend, will always help a friend in need. Social 25 Band l-2-35 Glee l-35 Library 3. JEROME MARSHALEK Tall, good looking, dimples, makes feminine hearts flutter. Biology 2g Marion Heights l-2-3-45 Sports lg Varsity Football 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 3. IRENE MIRIELLO Chatty, candid, but warm hearted. Sccel 2g Literary Zg Senior Class Play. JULIA MOLESEVICH Hard worker, personality plus, easy to like. Sccial Zg Marion Heights l-2-3-4. JOHN MOSLOSKI Short, happy go lucky, takes life as it comes. ANDREW MUDROCK Amusing, rugged, why worry spirit. Marion Heights l-2-3-45 Sports lg Bond and Stamp Club lg Corridor Patrol 3. JOAN MURAWSKI Soft spoken, generous, a man hater indeed. Band l-2-3-45 Tri-Hi-Y lg Jr. Class Play, Math. Club l. JEAN MURAWSKI Pleasant, friendly, reliable, a real friend. Band l-2-3-4g Tri-Hi-Y Club lg Social Club l-2, Jr. Class Playg Literary l. STEPHEN NEMETH Athletieally inclined, everyone's pal, one of our football stars. Varsity Football 3-45 Biology 25 Student Council 2. LILLIAN NESTICO Easy going, talkative, lively, laughs two minutes after the joke. Marion Heights l-2-3-45 Social Club 2g Math. Club lj Jr. Class Play, Senior Class Play. CHARLES OLAF Never hurries, friendly, powerful, well liked by all, smooth dancer. Sports Club lg Varsity Football 3-4. RITA OLSHESKI Intelligent, active, friendly, paramount in every subject. Social Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y Club lg Glee Club l-35 Cor- ridor Patrol 3-4g Student Council 3-41 Blue and White Review l-2-3-45 Library 2-3-45 Banner 4g Senior Class Play. ROBERT OLVANY Good natured, kind hearted, Ends trouble any- where. Sports Club l. JOAN ORLANDO Engaged, demure, friendly smile, one of our ma- jorettes. Glee Club l-25 Majorette 2-3-45 Social 2. JEANETTE PACZKOWSKI Reliable, serene, soft spoken, a friend indeed. Tri-Hi-Y Club 2g Library l-2g Glee Club 2-3-45 Blue and White Review 25 Corridor Patrol 2. VIVIAN PASCAVAGE Polite, attractive, witty at times, most enjoyable companion. Library 2-3g Tri-Hi-Y lg Biology 25 Glee l-2-3-45 Majorette 2-3-4. JACQUELINE PASTERSKI Wise, efficient, faultless, easy to get along with. Social 25 Marion Heights l-2-3-4. JOSEPH PIPA Short, good looking, takes things casually, always teasing. Sports Club lg Marion Heights l-2-3-45 Jr. Class Playg Senior Class Play. MARIANNE PISARZ Cute, big dimples, Marianne has a way of her own. Social l-2, Blue and White Review 2-3-4. FLORENCE PODHAYSKI A pretty miss with a beautiful smile, God's gift to the opposite sex. Bond and Stamp Club 2g Literary 25 Blue and White Review l-2-3-4g Social l-2, Glee Club 37 Ban- ner Statt 45 Senior Class Playj Corridor Patrol 4. ROBERT POLLOCK Calm, polite, pleasing, unselfish, a good natuved lad. Sports Club lg Varsity Football 3-4. PETER POPONIAK Very friendly, refined, mannerly, an accomplished accordionist. Sports lg Biology 2, Math. Club l. CONCETTA PROCOPIO Well liked by all, cooperative, makes friends easily. Tri-Hi-Y Club lj Camera 2, Social l-2. PHYLLIS PROCOPIO Vivacious, fun loving, active, noted for her danc- ing ability. Majorette 2-3-41 Literary l-2, Biology 2, Social l-2, Blue and White Review l-2-3-45 Corridor Pa- trol 4g Banner Staff 4. CHARLES RAINAL Very polite, quiet, immune to feminine charms. Biology 2, Camera Club 25 Math. Club l. MICHAEL ROGOWSKI Always teasing, never in a hurry, always fun with Banda around. Marion Heights I-2-3-45 Stamp and Bond Club lg Sports Club I. MARION SCICCHITANO Chatty, good student, always around to help. Social Club l-2g Tri-Hi-Y Club lg Glee Club. LORRAINE SEIK True to the Heights, beautiful blue eyes, never stuck for words. Biology Club 25 Marion Heights I-2-3-4. HENRY SIKO Neat dresser, personality plus, takes life's bore- dom away. Marion Heights I-2-3, Sports lg Math. Club lg Bi- ology Club 2. LILLIAN SMIGIEL Attractive brunette, easy to like, loves male com- panionship. Social Club lg Glee Club I-25 Tri-Hi-Y Club l. LEONARD SWARTZ Short, mischievous, makes time pass happily. Marion Heights I-2-3-4. MARY ANN TERRY Flirtatious, intelligent, words never fail her. Blue and White Review I-2-3-45 Corridor Patrol l- Z-3g Student Counsel l-2-3-45 Banner Staff 45 Maiorette 2-3-4g Literary 2-35 Jr. Class Playj Senior Class Play. LUCILLE VALIER armin oe'a ac ive u er , Ch , s i ble, t , L nev re uses to do a favor. Corridor Patrol I-2g Student Council I-2-3-4g Ban- ner Staff 4g Jr. Class Playj Senior Class Playg Cheerleader 3-4g Social I-2g Glee Club 2-3-45 Library Club 2-3. ANDREW VALLO Polite, calm, never in a hurry, possessor of a fine personality. Sports Club lg Varsity Football 3-4. ELIZABETH VARANO Full of good intentions, dependable, well liked by all. Social Club lg Literary 2. JOHN WARGO Jolly, talkative, has many friends, one of onr true bachelors. Varsity Football 3-4, Sports l. EDWARD WASCAVAGE Alert, good natiired, a star on the gridiron. Varsity Football 3-4, Sports Club l, Basketball 3-4, Baseball l-2-3. MARY WASILEWSKI Fall of pep, carefree, always laughing, always fan with Mary around. Social Club l-2, Tri-Hi-Y Club l. JOSEPH WINEHOFFER Tall, lanky, friendly, wins friends easily. Sports l, Basketball 3. BERNARD WISNIEWSKI Contented and quiet, never a frown on his face. Marion Heights l-2-3-4, Sports Club l, Camera 2, Biology Club 2. JOSEPH WITOWSKI Conrteoiis, fnn to be with, loves to tease, our star on the basketball court. Varsity Basketball 2-3-4, Varsity Football 3-4, Band l, Sports Club l. EDWARD YABLONSKI Tall, good looking, swell personality, always will- ing to give a helping hand. Sports Club l-2, Varsitiy Football 3-4, Varsity Bas- ketball 4, Baseball 2-3, Senior Class Play. DOLORES ZANESKI Popular, intelligent, cooperative, has a host of friends. Marion Heights l-2-3-4, Social Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y Club 2. STANLEY ZBICKI A regular ladies' man, never in a harry, takes things casually. HELEN ZUSHIN Sweet, carefree, smooth dancer, never a dull moment. Bond and Stamp Club l, Library Club 2-3-4, Cor- ridor Patrol 3-4, Blue and White Review l-2- 3-4, Banner Staff 4, Biology 2, Senior Class Play. All ,That Remains We, the Saints N'Sinners of the Class of l953, after our reign as Students of Kulpmont High School, always present physically lnot mentallyl hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, in hope that the Juniors may benefit by our example. TO THE FACULTY: In appreciation for their understanding and patience, we bequeath Dale Carnegie's book, How to Win Friends and Influence PeopIe. TO THE JUNIORS: We confer upon them our cooperation, dignity and above all, our senior privileges. TO THE UNDERCLASSMEN: We leave our splendid examples of conduct and discipline, which we have attained through years of experience. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I, Jacqueline Arasim, will my giggles to Marie Dooley. I, Thomas Breskie, leave my position in the band to anyone who wants it. I, Frank Bressi, leave nothing, take everything I can get my hands on. I, Anna Buckwash, leave my seat on the bus to my sister Michaeline. I, Nancy Carroll, leave my friendliness to Joan Koones, I, Bernard Cebolla, will by wolfy ways to Joe Avellino. I, Robert Cherneski, leave my ability on the gridiron to anyone who cares to get bounced around. I, James Clauser, leave my wise cracks to P. James. I, Roberta Dallabrida, will my ability as a basketball player to Martha Laskoski. I, Rose Marie Dalpiaz, leave my long hair to Barbara Scalet. I, Stanley Daniels, will my serious moods to Austin Paulnack. I, Catherine Delbo, leave my daily walk to and from school to my sister Rose. I, Joseph Derr, leave my easy-to-get-along-with personality to Ray Litwin. I, Pete Doviak, will my carefree attitude to Leonard Huxta. I, Jim Dulis, will my manners and wardrobe to Vic Mirarchi. I, Joan Dumchak, leave my love of reading books to whoever is interested. l, Lillian Fernandez, leave my position in the cheerleaders to Jean Lazarski. l, Robert Ferrari, leave my ability to stay out of trouble to Joe Zlocki. I, Joe Gard, will my flirtatious manner with the girls to Bob Ross. I, Dennis Goretski, will my story-telling, plus my dictionary to anyone who wants them. I, Maryann Grazioli, will my typing ability to Rose Ann Gonzales. I, Joanne Grogusky, will my prankish ways to Rita Dulski. I, Eddie Herman, leave my cooperative ways to Stanley Chesney. I, Ronald Kadyszewski, will my let-tomorrow-come attitude to Frank Mirarchi. I, Vince Kalokitis, leave my seat in the home room to anyone who wants to occupy it. I, Charles Kaszyski, leave my Latin vocabulary to any Junior. I, Kenneth Kerr, will my A in any subject to any student that needs them. I, James Koones, leave my quiet ways to Robert Cupsta. I, Dorothy Kraft, will all my pleasant ways to Fran Bergonia. I, Vera Kravetz, leave my smile and cheery disposition to Jean Zegarski. I, Walter Kuzma, will my Humphrey Bogart manner to Joe Spadel. I, Robert Lazarski, leave my worries in geometry to some unfortunate Junior. I, Barbara Long, will my love for music to Lu Ponatoski. I, Rosella Lucas, leave my laugh to Eleanor Posca. I, John Machoski, leave anything I have to anyone who wants it. I, Paul Machusak, leave my position in the band to anyone who likes to play band in- struments. I, Catherine Malick, will my friendly ways to Henrietta Long. I, Jerome Marshalek, will my good looks to John Starego. I, Irene Miriello, leave my serious attitude to Theresa Olbrish. I, Julia Molesevich, leave my neat dressing to Rita Murdock. I, John Mosloski, take all, leave nothing. I, Andrew Mudrock, will my graduation bills to the future seniors of K. H. S. We, Jean and Joan Murawski, leave our positions in the band to any able bodied under- classman. I, Steve Nemeth, leave my initiative in football to Stumpy Apichella. I, Lillian Nestico, leave my shrieks and eeks to Rose Owczarek. I, Charles Olaf, leave my wave to some boy who needs it. I, Rita Olsheski, will my artistic ability to my sister Maryann I, Robert Olvany, will my friendly ways to Eddie Zarkowski. I, Joan Orlando, leave my many friends to Catherine Nestico, I, Jeanette Pachkowski, leave my ambition to study to Mona Goodman. Page Eighteen All ,That Remains I,Vivian Pascavage, will my position in the Majorettes to anyone who could under- take it. Jacqueline Pasterskie, will my acrobatic ability to Shirley Orlando. Joseph Pipa, will my dry jokes to Bill Cossari. Marianne Pisarz, leave my position as bells attendant to any fortunate Junior. Florence Podhayski, will my smile to Jeanette Scicchitano. Robert Pollock, will my seat in all classrooms to my brothers. , Peter Poponiak, will my musical talent to Ted Wagner. , Concetta Procopio, leave my mannerly style in all I do to Joan Bronkoski. , Phyllis Procopio, will my love for dancing to Rose Marie Stellar. I, Charles Rainal, will my quiet disposition but witty remarks to Walter Wydra. . I, Michael Rogowski, leave and take everything I can get with me. I Marion Scicchitano, will my position as assistant to the nurse to any Junior girl. I Lorraine Seik, leave my many friends and few enemies to anyone who needs them. I I I 1 1 1 1 I I I I, I I I I 1 f Henry Siko, will my hot-rodding to Lee Patrick. , Lillian Smigiel, leave rny long hair to anyone who has short hair. , Leonard Swartz, take my diploma and go. 1 I, Mary Ann Terry, leave my ability to talk to anyone who can carry on. I, Lu Valier, leave my position in the Glee Club to Mary Ann Willard. I, Andrew Vallo, will my quiet but friendly ways to Joe Mowery. I, Betty Varano, will my brown curly hair to Rita Ziegler. I, John Wargo, transfer my seat in Latin class to any Junior student. I, Eddie Wascavage, will my algebra problems to anyone who can solve them. I, Mary Wasilewski, leave my fun loving ways to someone who deserves them. I, Joe Winhofer, will my height to A. Feudale. I, Bernie Wisniewski, leave my seat on the bus to Ray Litwin. I, Joe Witowski, will my initiative in basketball to Pete Daniels. I, Eddie Yablonski, leave my tall tales to anyone who can keep up with them. I, Dolores Zaneski, leave my popularity to my sister Rose Mary. I, Stan Zbicki, will my position as football manager to Ray Novakoski. I, Helen Zushin, leave my contact with outside schools to anyone who cares to have it. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY: Mr. Sabol--a progressive banner staff. Mr. Olsheski--less headaches. Mrs. Gedonic--larger Home Economic classes. Mr. Doviak-a new system of getting current events money in on time. Mr. Beierschmitt-IO more new typewriters lunbreakablel. Mr. Pezelski-a Cadillac instead of a Chevrolet for his driving course. Miss Marchetti-more artists for her Art class. Miss Pello-a group of well trained acrobats for her gym class. Mr. Patrick--a reorganized Radio Club. Miss Lahaza-a Baby Grand piano for her Glee Club. Mr. Stavenskie-a successful football team next year. Mr. Strahosky-more species to experiment on. Miss Arcikosky-large supply of Bus tickets. Mr. Clauser--larger office. Mr. Ballent- A students in chemistry. Mr. Watral-quieter home room. Mr. Thomas-a class that starts on time. ' Mrs. Bressler--full time job. Mr. Parker-well trained gym class. Mrs. Rupski--more aspirins. Miss Lelevich-more time to do her work. Mr. Murray-an office of his own. To all Janitors-our corridors clean and rooms empty. To all sweepers-the brooms in the closet and dusters on the shelves. To the students and faculty-a large parking lot. We hereby nominate Mrs. Gedonic and Mr. Beierschmitt, our class advisors, sole ex- ecutors of this will. Signed, sealed and approved this twenty-fifth day of May, the year of Our Lord, nine- teen hundred and fifty-three. OUR MARK ISI CLASS OF i953 Helen Zushin and Phyllis Procopio Page Nineteen A! I . . . Class Reunion 1975 lFrom Craig Mattew's Monthly Column- What's New Well, your roving reporter was present at the reunion of the K. H. S. Class of I953. It was a wild night. Former classmates had gathered from all corners of the globe to make this highly anticipated occasion a success. We have interviewed everyone anad discovered what a tremendous variety of achievement that class had attained. The banquet was held in the newest building that MARIANNE PISARZ'S great architec- tural skill has designed . . . CHARLES OLAF, still a mountain of might, was there. It was his construction company that had completed the task of building . . . STAN ZBICKI, INC., was responsible for the excellent plumbing facilities installed . . . His secretary, VERA KRAV- ETZ, came to the affair with him. At my right sat the famous scientist and mathematician, KENNY KERR, whose latest for- mula has won him the Nobel Prize for I974. He arrived by way of rocket ship. , . MISS LIL- LIAN NESTICO, along with her partners, ROBERT LAZARSKI and ED WASCAVAGE, were among the few who sat at the head table. It was through their research and inventive genius that the Comet Rocket Air-ways was established. LEONARD SWARTZ, aide to famous DENNIS CORETSKY, M. D., Ph. D., etc., sat and discussed with JULIA MOLESEVICH the recent opening of RITA OLSHESKI'S art museum. Julia is foremost among top-secret official secretaries in ED YABLONSKI'S Federal Bureau of Detection, Entertainment was provided by PETER POPONlAK'S Band with JIM DULIS at the keyboard. The ballet school of PHYLLIS FROCOPIO presented a gay rendition of PAUL MACHUSAK'S latest hit, Old Classmates Never Die. A fashion show was presented by FLO PODHAYSKI of Modes D'Parisian. Top models MARYANN GRAZIOLI and HELEN ZUSHIN displayed her fashions in a setting painted especially for the occasion by TOM BRESKI. In the field of men's clothing specialists PETER DOVIAK and WALTER KUZMA presented the newest Fashions for FelIows as seen in Es- quire magazine. Their capable secretary MARY ANN TERRY assisted in making their pre- sentation a success. LUCILLE VALlER'S top photographer, JIM CLAUSER, was on the spot taking color photos. JERRY MARSHALEK'S T. V. crew of WMGR T. V. was on the scene televising the event. Present with him were the comedian team of JOHN MACHOSKI and ANDY MUDROCK. They arrived by plane from Africa, where they had iust completed a tour with big game hunter, ED HERMAN. Before that, they played at LILLIAN SMIGIEL'S night club, the Cocoanut Grove in Florida. Billed also were acrobats VIVIAN PASCAVAGE and JACQUELINE PASTERSKI. They perform under the names of Lorry and Dory. MARY WAS- ILEWSKI, new owner of Rea and Derick's gave the crowd her interpretation of the Western hit, I Saw Daddy Kissing Mother-in-Law. The song was written by CHARLES RAINAL, who has become popular for his recent humorous melodies. BERNIE CEBOLLA, coach at C. F. N. U., sat at my left, Former professional football players BOB POLLOCK and STAN DANIELS, rated as outstanding players of the year I956, were amused by the anecdotes of JOE PIPA, news commentator. ROBERT FERRARI, lawyer for CONCETTA PROCOPIO'S Nov- elty Enterprises, was late for the beginning of ROBERT CHERNESKVS speech on Health and Wealth from the book by the same name authored by JOAN DUMCHAK. Speeches were made by the President's Cabinet members, JOE DERR, Defense, BOB OLVANY, Finance, ANDY VALLO, Agriculture, and RON KADYSZEWSKI, State. JOHN WARGO, motorcycle cop under Police Chief. VINCE KALOKITIS, accompanied JOANNE GROGUSKY'S Yellow Cab Drivers, Page Twenty Class Reunion 1975 . . . JEAN C-r JOAN MURAWSKI from the rocket landing. It was the same service that had escorted most of the participants to the reunion. There were a few social and welfare people attending. JOHN MOSLOSKI and FRANK BRESSI, Heads of the Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Ani- mals, and JOAN ORLANDO, stenographer for ROSELLA LUCAS, at the personnel department ot the Federal Social Security office were all there. General Motors had its representatives, CHARLES KASZYTSKI, and MIKE ROGOWSKI, hold a raffle among the former classmates. The lucky winner of its newest atomic powered car, the Jet-Mobile, was JEANETTE PACH- OSKI, a well known pharmacist. We saw IRENE MIRELLO, nurse at St. Joseph's Hospital, and clergyman JIM KOONES, admiring a huge display of flowers. These odd blooms, called RosiolIas were cultivated by the green thumb of BETTY VARANO. She is excelled in this fascinating field only by Luther Burbank. She is nationally acclaimed for her beautiful flower gardens, a project which has been completed in Seikville.4 This town, founded by LORRAINE SEIK, is unique and outstanding in its policy of low cost and luxurious, but practical homes. Most of the furniture in these homes is supplied by BERNIE WISNESKl's Furniture Store. JOE WINHOFER is the town mortician, and JOE GARD its leading eye doctor. The ANNA BUCKWASH 5 C1 IO Cent Store, one of a large chain, is also located there. Already this bud- ding community has produced a Congresswoman to represent its district in Washington, DOLORES ZANESKI, charming socialite and politician, had an opportunity to run again for the office, but decided that running a home requires most of her time. The town's beautician, ROSE MARIE DALPIAZ, and her friend, CATHERINE DELBO, manager of the local theater, commented on MARIAN SCCICHITANO'S new radio program, over KULP 820 on your dial. It seems that Marion has turned to disc-iockeying after several attempts at radio-drama. Along with news, notation, etc., her program has brought into the homes of America beautiful music by famous names such as the All Girl Symphony, conducted by BARBARA LONG, and HENRY SlKO'S Orchestra, featuring the new song stylings of L-ILLIAN FERNANDEZ. STEVE NEMETH, banker, and JOE WITOWSKI, professional baseball player, sat quietly through most of the reunion, but were soon aroused when ROBERTA DALL- ABRIDA gave an account of her swim across the Gulf of Mexico. This feat was accomplished in the latter part of May i973 and is still the most interesting conversational topic in the ath- letic world. But we cannot forget three women who made this affair possible. Only through the perseverance of CATHERINE MALICK, JACQUELINE ARASIM, and DOT KRAFT could this event have been such a success. Their experience in the planning of parties, banquets, and reunions, was actually the factor that enabled a IOO per cent attendance of this widely scattered group. Old confidences and memories were shared, and old troubles forgotten. The crowd dis- persed at a late hour in high spirits and with hearts full of sentiment. They repaired to the Waldorf Astoria, which was rented especially for this great day. Until we talk again through this powerful medium of the press, I invite you to watch for What's New, a true and vivid account of the greatest social events throughout America, in the next issue of People of Today. FLO PODHAYSKI, MARY ANN TERRY Page Twenty one to , tilts , NAME Arasim, Jacqueline Breski, Thomas Bressi, Frank I Buckwash, Anna Cebolla, Bernard Cherneski, Robert Clauser, James Dallabrida, Roberta Dalpiaz, Rose Marie Daniels, Stanley Delbo, Catherine Derr, Joseph Doviak, Peter Dulis, James Dumchak, Joan Fernandez, Lillian Ferrari, Robert Gard, Joseph Goretski, Dennis Grazioli, Mary Ann Grogusky, Joanne Herman, Edward Kadyszewski, Ronald Kalokitis, Vincent Kaszytski, Charles Kerr, Kenneth Koones, James Kraft, Dorothy Kravetz, Vera Kuzma, Walter Lazarski, Robert Long, Barbara Lucas, Rosella Machoski, John Machusak, Paul Malick, Catherine Marshalek, Jerome Miriello, Irene Molesevich, Julia Mosloski, John Page Twenty-two Senior Statistics r NICKNAME J aekie Tommy Frankie Bucky Bernie Shifty Jimmy Bobby Dalphy Stan Katie Joe Pete Jimmy J oanie JayJay Fearless Joe Denny Graz Joanne Eddie Kady Vince Charlie Kenny Jimmy Dot Vera K uzie Lazar Babs Rosie Yonku Paul Cassy Jerry Irene Molly Dowdy 1 PET LIKE College Student Drums Hot Rods Tall Boys Being Lazy Loafing Talking Sports Coal Township Being Bashful Taking Walks Flirting Driving Being Tardy Reading Tip Kenny HiIlbilly's Wisecracking Talking Chewing Gum Hunting Cigarettes Imperial Theater Bragging Getting A s Serious Girls Being Quiet Blushing Acting Funny Taking His Time Pine Burr Smiling Merriment Music Cars Television Walking Movies Making Noise DISLIKE Being Hungry Bragging Slow-Driving Staring Hurrying Work Fords Sitting Still Gossips Being Absent Shorthand Sophomore Girls Being Quiet Latin Quiet People Kibitzers Surprise Tests Concerts Quiet Old Clothes Quizzes Wiseguys Pipes Early Show Walking Getting B s Teachers Noisy People Teasing School Getting Serious Boys Small Tips Errors in Typing Asking Questions Jalopies Girls Riding Being Pinched Cards i t our H LIKELY To BE Secretary Carpenter Dead-at-20 Receptionist Sleeping Man of Leisure Mechanic Model Nurses Aid Husband Housewife Valentino With Uncle Sam Male Nurse Anything Housewife Engineer Disc-Jockey M. D. Secretary Telephone Operator Game Warden Mflkman Walking With . . . By Himself Einstein ll Clergyman Housewife Working Another Jerry Lewis Late Music Teacher Waitress Jester Marksman Car Designer Bcchelor Nurse Medical Secretary Engineer Q Z vga E nfl' ll?- 5 i i llgi? NAME Mudrock, Andrew Murawski, Jean Murawski, Joan Nemeth, Stephen Nestico, Lillian Olaf, Charles Olsheski, Rita Olvany, Robert Orlando, Joan Paczkowski, Jeanette Paskiewicz, Vivian Pasterski, Jacqueline Pipa, Joseph Pisarz, Marianne Podhayski, Florence Pollock, Robert Poponiak, Peter Procopio, Concetta Procopio, Phyllis Rainal, Charles Rogowski, Michael Sclcchitano, Marion Seik, Lorraine Siko, Henry Smigiel, Lillian Swartz, Leonard Terry, Maryann Valier, Lucille Vallo, Andrew Varano, Elizabeth Wargo, John Wascavage, Edward Wasilewski, Mary Winhofer, Joseph Wisniewski, Bernard Witowski, Joseph Yablonski, Edward Zaneski, Dolores Zibicki, Stanley Zushin, Helen lnllll .Senior S tatistiasjl J NICKNAMI-1 Andy leanie loanie Yompthy Lil Chuppy Rita Bob J oanie Patchy Viv Jackie Joe Marianne Flo Bulky Pete Connie Phyll Charlie Banda Schicky Lorry Henry Smigs Lenny Terry Lu. Elmer Betty Bomba Zizzy Washy Winey Bernie Veto Ziggy Zibby Stan Z ush PET LIKE Radios Shopping Silence Mount Carmel Dancing Acting Tough Studying Bowling Whitey Taking Her Time Penn State Drawing Nice Girls Laughing Cutting Hair Basketball Accordions Day Dreaming Jitter Bugging Food Teasing Girls Jackie Loafing Modern Music Long Hair Poolrooms Having a Good Time Blue Eyes Baseball Friendly People Girls Hudsons Bo Comic Books Being Quiet Sports Gymnastics Sailors Small Girls Having Fun DISLIKE Straight Hair Being Early Being Late Shaving Bashful Boys Weaklings Making Noise Dull Times School Hurrying Geometry Shorthand Stuck Ups Frowns Long Hair Nothing Girls Reality Being Kept Quiet Friday's Literature Pizza Pie Conceited People No - Car Sophisticated Boys Work Keeping Quiet Nothing Girls Gossips Dancing Local Girls School Midgets Food Love-Scenes Movies Kept Waiting Noisy People Temperamental People t o 5 , ge .1 if X I LIKELY To BE Radio Technician Photographer Beautician Hermit Dancer Mr. America Nurse Adventurer Mrs. Vetovich Late Nurse Artist Lawyer Smiling Married A Success Musician A Writer ln a Hurry Butcher Mortician Living Jolly Entertainer Housewife Loafer Career Girl Happy Umpire Anything ???????? Mining Boss Housewife Tall Trucker All Round Athletic Sailor Bookkeeper Married Anything J. GROGUSKY J. DUMCHAK Page Twenty-three Highlights of the School Year m - 2-School Opens ...... 5-Senior Class Dance--- SEPTEMBER :. -.... - .... l -----No homework. ----Our first dance, l3-First Football Game ---- --.--Our first l0SS- l5-George Eiferman ----- -----.-.. - --Wl'1-BT ml-ISCleSl OCTOBER 3-Junior Class Dance--- ---------.-- -... A WOY1deI'fUl Time- 6-P. P. Cr L. Exhibit ---- .-.--..... -.---.-- l- l Ql'1l'S OUT- lO-Mt. Carmel Game. ---. ....---- N O Clay Off- I3-Banner Staff Dance ---- --------- .-.. A r eal OI'Cl'lSSfI'a- 30-Halloween Dance ---- --.--------. .... W b at a Highfl NOVEMBER l5-Coal Townshi Game --------------- .-----. T hey got revenge- p -- l9-Sadie Hawkins Dance- 24-Thanksgiving Vacation--- 27-Thanksgiving Dance-- 28-Thanksgiving Day --- 3- 5- ----The girls went to town. -------------A whole week. -- -------------.- Who brought that turkey? First Basketball Game--- Rocketship X-M ------- DECEMBER l2-Junior Class Play ---- 22-Teachers vs. Seniors ------- 23-Christmas Holidays Beg 27- in Christmas Dance ------- E--E ---------------------Burp! ----We lost a close one. ----An exciting picture. ------Loads of talent. ----Teachers win again. --------lt's about time. ------------ ---Where's the mistletoe? JANUARY 5-Back to School ---------------------- ------ H ere we go again. 5-Sam Raymond and His Snakes -----.-- ---- B oy, were they ugly. 7-Russian Christmas Dance ------------- ------ l 1' was crowded. FEBRUARY lO-Valentine Dance -.----- -----------. - ---Who will be queen? l3-Lincoln's Day Program- ------------. -------- W hat laughs. 20-Teachers vs. Intramural Champs--- ---Youth finally wins. 22-Washinoton's Birthday ------------ ----Another holiday. 25-Puppet Show --------- -..-. . - ----- ------- . -At the circus. MARCH l2-Senior Class Play--- ---------- -- The Little Dog Laughed APRIL 3-Easter Holidays Begin ------------- ---Happy days are here again. 23-De-Costa C-r Ferrari Assembly -------- ---------- - .--Entertaining. MAY l5-Junior-Senior Prom ---- --------- ----- N e ver to be forgotten. 24-BaCCalaureate ..---.- ----- ----- S e niors are finally quiet. 25-COmmel'1Cemer1t ..-- -------------- S ome are sad, other happy. JUNE 4-Vacation Begins ---- ---------- ---- N o t for the seniors. Page Twenty-four Junior Class Officers Seated, left to right- Standing- STANLEY CHESNEY .......... President RAYMOND LITWIN -- --,Secretary VICTOR MIRARCHI ..,... Vice President PETER DANIELS ............ Treasurer Section 11 A FIRST ROW-left to right-B. Scalet, P. Polinko, M. Ridella, S. Miriello, M. Melriick, l.. Bator, P. Nemeth, M. Murdock. SECOND ROW-J. Meisner, R. Ross, G. Williams, W. Feudale, M. Switleski, E. Mirarchi, L. Ponafoski, E. Zarkoski, Mr. Clauser, Advisor. THIRD ROW-R. Cupsta, E. Fry, J. Baksi, A, Paulnack, J. Zlocki, M. Apichella, R. Litwin, N. Smith, S. Chesney. Page Twenty-five Section 11 B FIRST ROWW-left to right7J. Scicclwifano, J. Lazarski, J. L. Zegarski, M. Laskoski. SECOND ROW+A. Pupo, M. Gill, S. Metro, T. Wagner, P. White, W. Edmonson, Mr. Pezelski Advisor. THIRD ROW--FJ. Poponiak, T. Delbo, L. Golda, M. Voloslwin, F. Suskie, J. Kruleski, F, Wojiech owski, J. Poclhayski. FOURTH ROW-L. Patrick, P. Daniels, L. Huxta, T. Procopio, W. Cossari, V. Mirarchi, D Simclwocla, L. Snarski. Section 11 C FIRST ROW-left to right-R. M. Kovach, E. Posca, R. Owczarek, J. Koones, J. Warholic M. Dooley, T. Bindos. SECOND ROW-R. A. Gonzales, D. Ramp, A. Krovitski, J. Procopio, M. Goodman, F. Bergonia C. Nesfico, R. Sinchack, Miss Lahaza, Advisor. THIRD ROWWM. A. Willard, H. Watral, B. Wisnewski, R. Dulski, G. Wagner, J. Ardan, M. A. Rutkowski, T. Olbrish, J. White, R. M. Ventilli. FOURTH ROW?A. Feudale, A. Bressi, J. Avellino, F. Ziegler. Page Twenty-six 1 I Sophomore Class Officers ROBERT BEAVER ..,, -,- Vice President STELLA ALEXIS V-- --- Secretary CHESTER KRULESKI ..v,.,,E, President MORRIS GARD .A.......Y,.. Treasurer Section 10 A FIRST ROW--left To righTfR. Allen, E. Feudale, B. Kadyszewski, C. Bressi, B. Herman, Pisarz, M. Kubifskie. R. SECOND ROW-E. Sinopli, T. Kania, R. Beaver, M. Boyd, M. A. Olsheski, D. Machusak, J. Norstedt, Mr, Sfrahosky, Advisor. THIRD ROW--G. Griscavage, C. Kruleski, J. Varano, A. Petro, A. Steponovich, J. Carabini Rufhs, A. Grazioli, R. Novakowski. Page ,J. Twenty-seven Section 10 B FIRST ROW--left to riglwtiJ. Zibicki, C. Cesari, J. Pollock, R. Procopio, A. Slodiski, M Gard, M. Dunick. SECOND ROWiW. Pollock, R. Fulginiti, E. Goodeliurwas, J. Futclrwko, J. Mourey, W. Mummaw J. Tominovich, F. Rakowski, Mr. Doviak, Advisor. THIRD ROW-J. Baronoski, A. McElwee, E. Habowski, J. Garcia, P. James, J. Zyskoski, M Starirmshak, S. Vararmo, M. Swartz. FOURTH ROW-J. Dzienkovich, W. Wydra, J. Derr, J. Spadel, D. Steeley. Section 10 C FIRST ROWW-left to right-M, Fiorello, E. Owczarek, M. Olbrish, S. Orlando, R. Delbo, E. Kovach, S. Spishock. SECOND ROW-J. Davis, S. Alexis, D. Sheriff, B. Cebolla, B. Sawaikis, C. Petingolo, J. Dal- piaz, Mr. Ballent, Advisor. THIRD ROW--E. Filipshack, M. Swaika, C. Machoski, K. Janoka, D. Whery, R. Ziegler, M. Avellino. Page Twenty-eight Freshman lass Ufficers GEORGE ANDRUSKO ..... Vice President PATRICIA PONTO --- --- Treasurer ANGELO SINOPOLI --- ..... President JAMES FISHER .............. Secretary Section 9 A FIRST ROW-Ieft to right-P. Secula, N. Medos, R. Walnock, B. Wery, I. Kraft, T. Long, J. Griscavage. SECOND ROW-G. Domarmski, J. Fisher, C. Criniti, M. Buchwash, T. Zarkoski, M. A. Bartos, M. Seprinski, J. Malick, Mr. Thomas, Advisor. THIRD ROW-A. Swatski, R. Marshalek, J. Starego, E. Duran, R. Mirarchi, C. Michalowski, A. Murawski, J. Prosser, G. Molnar. Page Twenty-nine :yu : 100 'Q 'll ' 3 I ox Q ' s Q ' Q., O g Q soul A FIRST ROWY Poponia SECOND ROW R Dubbs C Kenmxtz M A Korenkuewlcz J Pasterskl M A Olbrush G Pedron, T Greco A Smopoll Mr Patrick Advisor THIRD ROW W Fesmak J Molesevnch J Altmlre J Fulgumtl P RldnIIa M Peek R Mlr archi, E Davus W Olear 8 J FOURTH ROW J Hutchko E Duran P Meyer J Davies -ual , FIRST ROW-left to right A Wargo J Schaffer R Zanesku M Sassam S Moyer A Pas cavage, M A Davls C SECOND ROW J Szczepanskn W Kalbarchuck R Znegler V Avellmo R Brown P Ponto M, Fanfanarcma J Goodelnunas Mr Stavmsku Advlsor THIRD ROW R Murdock S Mnr gh: W Lntwm J Orlando A Loskoskn J Sclcchltano R. Kalokltls R Yezlerskl T udry I 5 X 1- rr Q-v KX KJ A' Page Thxrfy Q. Section 9 D FIRST ROW-left to right-A. M. Warholic, A. Moleseviclw, M. I. Belfonti, A. M. Becker, J. Buccanero, J. James, R. Allen. SECOND ROW-G. Andrusko, S. Miriello, J. Hummel, T. Magagna, P. Hanlon, P. Wasilewski, B. Olear, Mr. Parker, Advisor. THIRD ROW-G. Domanski, J. Alonso, J. Huxta, L. Williams, D. Shimko, E. Melnick, A. Malkowski, J. Brown, W. Nagy. Student Librarians FIRST ROW-left to right-M. Sassani, A. Ponatowski, B. Moyer, D. Mayernick, R. M. Angelo, M. Bartos. SECOND ROW-R. Pisarz, M. Olsheski, M, Suprinski, L. Ponatowski, H. Zushin, J. Ardan, R. Murdock, Mrs. Gedonic, Advisor. THIRD ROW--J. Paczkowski, R. Olsheski, M. Pisarz, B. Long, J. Murawski, J. Pasterski, L. Smigiel. Page Thirty-one Sth Grade Officers Left to right- DAVID SHOLLY ....f,..v,,. .. President LORRAINE WYCHAK Secretary-Treasurer YVONNE HETRICK ....,. Vice President Sth Grade FIRST ROW-left to right--P. Dumchak, J, Terry, M. Merges, Y. Hetrick, F. Willard, D. Paul- nock, L. Polinko. SECOND ROW-J, Sutsko, K. Horvath, B, Sutsko, L. Wychack, D. Hummel, A. Ponatoski, M. Watkins, J. Pasterski, D. Rogowski, Miss Pello, Advisor. THIRD ROW--J. Redd, M. Nagar, L, Morata, R. Ruths, J. Silko, G. Watkins, T. Shimko, J. l-Irusko. FOURTH ROWYD. Fernandez, T. Weslosky, T. Lazarski, D. Sholly, C. McNevicl'1, M, Bauman, J. Rick, K. Long. Page Thirty-two 7th Grade Ufficersi Seated, left to righte Standing- I-IELEN KRAFCI-IACK -A, --- Treasurer CHARLES GRISCAVAGE .....,. Secretary FRANCIS GOMEZ --- H... President JAMES FISHER .....,... Vice President 7 th Grade FIRST ROWH-Ieft To right--R. M, Angelo, C, Landis, F. Kubitski, M. I-Iowal, B. Fodor, M. Pekera, M. Falkie, I-I. Krafcnack, S. Budjako. SECOND ROW-G, Mace, J. Fisher, A. Fernandez, M. I-Iorne, N. Williams, T. White, E. Rowe, D. Mayernick, S. Dudra, O. I-Iorengic. TI-IIRD ROW-R. Medos, C. Greco, F. Gomez, R. Poponiak, I. Marcovich, R. Daniels, D, Rus- chack, A, Mirarchi, C. Griscavage, A. Stavinski, F. Valier. Page Thirty-three Driver Education l ln September l952 a new course was added to the curriculum of our Roosevelt Junior-Senior High School. This is the Driver Training Course which is now being offered mainly to Junior and Senior students because they qualify for a State Learner's permit on the basis of age. The First Class to be organized consisted of approximately forty students placed in charge of Mr. Pezelski, their instructor. ln addition to actual be- hind-the-wheel driving, this group reports to regular weekly classes for in- struction in Safety and car maintenance. As of the time of this writing, late in February l953, many of those who began the training last September have already qualified for a State Operator's License. The Board of Education is to be commended for its foresight in provid- ing this modern course of instruction for the boys and girls of our school. The cooperation of the Clauser Chevrolet agency which provided a new dual- control Driver Training car, without which this instruction would not be pos- sible, is greatly appreciated. A lt is expected that the availability of the Driver Training Car during the Summer months will permit instruction to be given to adults who wish to qualify for a driver's license and learn how to operate a car safely. This would be a part of the Recreation and Adult Education program now in op- eration. Page Thirty-four I I I MAIN CORRIDOR iFirst Floor! SENIOR CLASS ON GUIDED TOUR OF KANMAK MILLS Thirty f School Band FIRST ROW-left to right--S. Alexis, P. Nemefh, M. Rutkowski, L. Fernandez, L. Bolick, L Valier, J. Lazarski, J. Guise. SECOND ROW-M. Traychak, C. Greco, R. Poponiak, R. Brown, R. A. Gonzales, B. Long T. Weslotsky, C. Griscavage, Y. Hetrick. THIRD ROW-M, Pisarz, M. A. Terry, T. Long, J. Murawski, R. Mirarchi, C. Landis, M Griscavage, S. Orlando, P. Procopio, J. Redd. FOURTH ROW--F. Bergonia, B. Scalef, P. A. Polinko, H. Long, M. Dooley, V. Kravetz, R. M Stellar. FIFTH ROW--G. Grlscavage, V. Pascavage, F. Gomez, A. Sinopoli, T. Shimko, R. Dubbs, J Griscavage, S. Orlando, P. Procopio, J. Redd. SIXTH ROW-D. Sholly, M. Bowman, M. A. Willard, N. Smith, J. Griscavage, D. Machuzak SEVENTH ROW-J. Clauser, K. Kerr, P. Maclwuzak, M. D'Alexander lDirectorl, T. Kania B. Swartz, T. Breski. lf , lg X923 'Z lily N J Y Wil, Tig lurk M1 :HHN XIV lf O ge. '.2rkf15 Page Thurfy-six Marion Heights Students FIRST ROW-left to right-M. Kubitski, C. Bressi, P. Secula, M. Ridilla, T. Bindos, E. Miriello, L. Bafor, M. Melnick, M. Pekera, M. Falkie, J. Arasim, J. Grogusky. SECOND ROW-M. Swaika, E. Filipchak, K. Janoka, S. Spishock, M. Fernandez, M. Buckwash, P. Dumchak, A. Bondy, B. OIear, A. Poponiak, J. Shaffer, T. White, R. Lucas, L. Fer- nandez, J. Pasterski. THIRD ROW-B. Feudale, M. Davis, R. Zaneski, T. Takach, M. DeAngeIo, M. Howell, T. Kubitski, B. Cebolla, B. Sutsko, O. Horengic, J. Pasterski, J. White, G. Wagner, J. Ardan M. Rutkowski, L. Seik. I FOURTH ROW-D. Rogowski, J. Pasterski, T. Wagner, L. Swartz, A. Buckwash, O. Machoski R. Dallabrida, J. Molesevich, M. Grazioli, D. Zaneski, L. Nestico, J. Dumchak, J. Fisher M. Apichella, L. Huxta, R. Litwin. 1 I FIFTH ROW-J. Szczepanski, J. Sutsko, A. Fernandez, A. Petro, J. Baronowski, B. Wisneski J. Machoski, A. Mudrock, J. Pipa, C. Kaszytski, J. Kruleski, M. Poponiak, P. Ridilla, E. Melnick, W. Huxta, P. White. r SIXTH ROW-L. Morata, M. Dunick, D. Fernandez, J. Molesevich, J. Hutchko, J. Fisher, J Starego, B. Cebolla, R. Marshalek, M. Swartz, D. Sinchock, E. Miriello, F. Bressi. SEVENTH ROW--A. Grazioli, W. Litwin, S. Varano, J. Zlocki, J. Spadel, J. Marshalek, M Rogowski, P. Doviak, C. Rainal, J. Alonso, G. Andrusko, J. Mosloski, L. Golda, W. Olear J. Baksi. 1 tifftf 13 i I an I ft! ti!! iii! 2 Page Thirty-seven Senior lass Play PECK'S BAD BOY CAST OF CHARACTERS HENRY PECK, SR,, who is henpecked ................... ......' J OHN BAKSI HENRY PECK, JR., his son, the bad boy ....... ..... A NGELO FEUDAI-E MRS. HANNAH PECK, the bad boy's stepmother--- ---LUCILLE PONATOSKI JIMMY DUFFY, the bad boy's pal ............ ---GEORGE WILLIAMS MINNIE, the bad bov's girl ............. -.-.--.-- M ARIE DOOI-EY LUELLA THORNE, the bad boy's stepsister--- .... ROSE ANN GONZAI-ES CLIFFORD JENNINGS, in love with Luella .... --- JOSEPH AVELLINO MELVILLE BEAUMONT, an aged financier--- .--- JOSEPH COSSARI l,.lZZlE, maid at the Pecks' ....-........ ---El-EANOR MIRIELLO DAHLIA, colored cook at the Pecks' ---- ---MARY SWITLISKI SCHULTZ, the grocer ------------- ..--. R OBERT ROSS DORA -.----- ,.--- ---Tl-IERESA BINDOS FLORA -- ---- HELEN WATRAL LORA --- --.-------------- .-.- E LEANOR PASCA STORY OF THE PLAY ln this screamingly funny, fast-moving farce comedy, George W. Peck, the author, has placed all the well known Peck characters, such as Schultz, the grocer, Henry Peck, Sr., the bad boy's pa, Henry Jr., the bad boy and his pal, Jimmy Duffy, two characters that will rival Tcm Sawyer and Huckelberry Finn in popularity, There are delightful young girl parts in Luella, the bad boy's stepsister, and Minnie, his girl, who will remind you of Becky Thatcher in Tom Sawyer. You'll roar at the pranks the bad boy plays on Dahlia, the colored cook, and on the excitable, explosive Dutchman, Schultz, the grocer. You'll enjoy seeing the boy get even with his stepmother for bossing and henpecking his pa. I-le and his pal keep things moving at a merry pace for three side-splitting acts of uproarious comedy. lt's cleanl lt's wholesome! lt's funny! lt's ideal for high school. lt's one hundred per cent American in story and Characters. Page Thirty-eight Junior Class Play THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED Oh, it's true that the Huntington family have their faults, but it takes Laurie, nine- teen, pretty land aggressivei to psycholo- gize them logically, unmercifully, and with complete unconcern for the ordinary human failings. Just home from college, where she has studied enough psychology to make her believe she can remake their lives, she soon has the house a maze of jumble-blocks and slides and word association tests and the whole family wandering around with ther- mometers in their mouths to find their E. P.'s l Energy Peaks I. Then just before an important tea, she emancipates Mother's much needed help- er, Gus, but telling her that she has an I. Q, of ZIO! and when some of Mother's gos- sipy, back-biting friends ibut friends highly important to Sid getting a big loanl suggest out of curiosity, that Laurie administer the Zombrowski Ink Blot Personality Test. She really goes to town -and the ladies leave in a huffy hurry! . . . Later Wally stumbles inadvertently across Laurie's case-book in which she has laid quiveringly bare the ego- bones of the rest of the family. This is too much! to teach her a lesson, they resolve to carry to extremes the pet theories she has forced upon them. And they dc-At 2 A. M.! Laurie, just returned from a late date, is alone with handsome Mark Bradford in what she imagines to be the solitude of the liv- ing room. Abruptly, all bedlam breaks loose. Wally, his head on the floor and his hips on the hassock l The brain works better when it gets bloodl l suddenly snores merrily out. Mother, in nightgown and triumphantly shouting, l've found itl l've found My Energy Peakl , tears into the room and vig- orously vacuums the rug as she waves a feather duster. Father, not to be outdone and dressed in the loudest pajamas this side of Arabia, dances in and-after a riotous elephantine polka luninhibitedly and joy- ously joined in by Martha and Wally!- proudly proclaims, l'm purged! There's point as well as punch to this ,vastly am- using story. How Laurie finally attains some maturity, how Gus traps her bird-trapper, and how Sid and Ted end their business riv- alry make the worthwhile culmination of this witty, warm and wholesome play. LAURIE HUNTINGTON ................ .....-.............. M ARYANN TERRY SIDNEY HUNTINGTON--- MARTHA HUNTINGTON--- WALLY HUNTINGTON ------ MISS IGUSI GUSTAVESKY--- JOAN WOOD .------.-.-- TED WOOD ------------ LILLIAN WOOD -----.-- MARK BRADFORD -------- HORATIO P. HONEYWELL--- AMELIA DENNIS --------- CAROLINE BLAKESLY ----- GRACE SHOENBECK -------- WALOLA BREKENBRIDGE ---- TERESA BROWN -------.-- ----EDWARD YABLONSKI ----JOANNE GROGUSKY ----------JOSEPH PIPA -----JACQUELIN ARASIM ---FLORENCE PODHAYSKI -------THOMAS BRESKI ----LILLIAN NESTICO ---EDWARD HERMAN ----JAMES CLAUSER -----RITA OLSHESKI ----IRENE MIRIELLO --- ROSELLA LUCAS ---JOAN DUMCHAK ---HELEN ZUSHIN Page Thirty nine Blue and White Review Staff FIRST ROW-left to right-R. Allen, H. Zushin, P. Procopio, M. A. Terry, F. Podhayski, Rose A. Gonzales, B. Wisneski, R. Allen. SECOND ROW-A. Warholic, D. Hummel, C. Keninitz, M. Magagna, T. Greco, M. Bartos, J. Warholic, J. Koons, M. Goodman, M. Pisarz, Mr. Thomas, Advisor. THIRD ROW-S. Orlando, M. Willard, H. Watral, J. Lazarski, J. Scicchitano, P. Polinko, M. Kadyszewski, B. Sawaikis, M. Avellino, R. Zeigler, M. A. Olsheski, M. Olbrish, R. Olsheski Page Forty Banner S taff FIRST ROW+left to rightkH. Zushin, P. Procopio, M. A. Terry, F. Podlwayski, R. Olsheski, L. Valier. SECOND ROWSR. Ferrari, M. Grazioli, K. Kerr, J. Dumchak, J. Grogusky, Mr. Sabol, Advisor. THIRD ROW-J. Clauser, T. Breski, E. Herman. Student Council FIRST ROW-left to right-M. Buckwash, M. Fernandez, R. Angelo, Y. Hetrick, A. M. War- holic, R. M. Zaneeki, S. Alexis, J. Daipiaz. SECOND ROW-J. Greco, F. Mirarchi, S. Miriello, B. Herman, M. Olsheski, R. A. Murdock, M. Rutkowski, J. Procopio, R. Olsheski, A. Sinopoli, Mr. Doviak, Advisor. THIRD ROW-C. Kruleski, K. Kerr, M. Voloshin, S. Chesney, F. Gomez, D. Sholly, M. Fan- tanarosa, J. Tominovich, F. Rutkowski, G. Molnar, A. Murdock. orridor Patrol FIRST ROW---left to right-H. Zushin, P. Procopio, M. A. Terry, F. Podhayski, R. Olsheski, R. A. Murdock. SECOND ROW-M. A. Olsheski, B. Herman, M. Fernandez, C. Delbo, R. M. Dalpiaz, Mr. Patrick, Advisor. THIRD ROW-A. Slodifski, S. Chesney, D. Goretsky, J. Koones, F. Rutkowski. Page Forty-one Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT-Tonia Zarkoski, Jean Lazarski, Rose Owczarek, Lillian Fernandez, Lucille Valier, Stella Alexis, Joanne Pupo. Majorettes Kneeling--left to right-Rose Marie Stellar, Joan Orlando. Page Forly-Two Standing-Helen Zushin, Vivian Pascavage, Phyllis Procopio, Frances Bergonia, Maryann Terry. Workxng on a Special Shop Project under the guidance of Mr. Watral K. H. S. Kitchen and its amiable cooks: Mrs. Goretski and Mrs. Fantanarosa Page Forty-three Varsity Football Squad FIRST ROW-left to right--R. Kadyszewski, E. Wascavage, J. Witowski, R Lazarski B Cebolla, E. Vallo, R. Pollock, R. Cherneski, C. Kaszytski. SECOND ROWhfC. Olaf, R, Murdock, V. Kalokaifis, R. Ross, V. Mirarchi L Patrick Kruleski, J. Zyskoski, J. Gencavage. THIRD ROW-J. Derr, R. Marshalek, J. Carabini, S. Chesney, G. Williams, J. Ruths J Garcia E. Sinopoli, J. Baranowski. FOURTH ROW-R. Balent, Coach, J. Dulis, J. Derr, W. Kuzma, R. Fulginiti, M Aplchella J Wargo, S. Nemefh, S. Daniels, E. Stavenskie, coach. l952-Kulpmont High School Football Schedule-l95Z September October November Page Forty-four I3 Saturday I8 Thursday 25 Thursday 2 Thursday IO Friday I6 Thursday 23 Thursday 3l Friday 8 Saturday I 5 Satu rday Kulpmont Kulpmont Kulpmont Kulpmont Kulpmont Kulpmont Kulpmonf Kulpmont Kulpmont Kulpmont Shamokin .... West Hazleton- - - Ashland ....... W. Mahanoy Twp Mt. Carmel ..... Minersville ..... Shenandoah --- Hazleton --- Coaldale ....... Coal Township - - Won 3, Lost 7. Total Points, Season, Kulpmont, IIZ, Visitors, I63 Varsity Basketball Squad FIRST ROW-left to right--Francis Zeigler, William Feudale, Edward Wascavage, Joseph Gencavage, Stanley Daniels. SECOND ROW-Coach Edward Stavinsky, Joseph Witowski, Jerome Marshalek,rEdward Yab- lonski, Stanley Chesney, Morris Gard. l952-53-Kulpmont High School Basketball Schedule-l952-53 Dec. 2 ................ Kulpmont 56 ................. Ashland ..... Home 9--- ---Kulpmont 76 .--- ---. T revorton ---- Home l2--- ---Kulpmont 65 ---- ---. F rackville ---- Home l6--- ---Kulpmont 73 ---- ---- T revorfon --- Away l9--- ---Kulpmont 62 ---. ---- N orthumberland Away Jan. 2--- --'l'Kulpmont 50 ---- ---- S hamokin --- Away 6--- --gliulpmont 65 .-.- ---- M t. Carmel -- Home 7--- ---Kulpmont 77 ---- ---- B utler Twp.---- Away 9--- ---Kulpmont 86 ---- ---- S t. Edward's --- Away l2--- ---Kulpmont lOl ---- -..- M t. Carmel C. Home l6--- --ikliulpmont 53 ---- -.-- C oal Twp. --- Home 20--- ---Kulpmonf 45 .--- -.-. A shland ------ Away 23--- --'Kulpmont 45 --.- -.-- S hamokin ---- Home 27--- ---Kulpmont 89 ---- ---- C on-Cen ---- Home 30--- ---Kulpmont 80 ---- ---- S t. Edward's --- Home Feb. 2--- ---- Kulpmont lOl .--- ...- M t. Carmel C. Away 6--- --l'Kulpmont 74 ---- --- Mt. Carmel --- Away l l--- ---Kulpmont 78 ---- .--- B utler Twp. -- Home l3--- ------- 'Kulpmont 57 ----- ------ C oal Twp. --- Away FKeystone League. TOvertime. Won l l, Lost 8. Total Points, Season ---- ------- K ulpmont I 3285 Visitors I 208 Page Forty-five lll Stephen Nemeth l4l Charles Olaf l7l Joseph Witowski l2l Edward Wascavage l5l Robert Pollock l8l Joseph Derr l3l Robert Lazarski l6l Ronald Kadyszewski l9l Robert Cherneski wi 1lOJ Joseph Gard 1l3l Charles Kasytski 1l6l Vincent Kalokitis 1l9J Mr. Balent, Coach ll ll John Wargo 1l4l Stanley Daniels 1l7l Bernard Cebolla 1203 Mr. Stavinski, Coach 1l2l Andrew Vallo 1 l 51 Walter Kuzma 1l8l James Dulis TCP-left to right7Best Athletes, Most humorous, Best dancers. fECCND ROWfBest dressed, Most active, Broad shoulders. Tl-HRD ROW- Crossing of the Delaware, Most likely to succeed, Gymnastic admirers BOTTOM ROW-Our majorettes, A bit of burlesque. TOP ROW-left to right-Junior Class Play characters. Finest personalities. SECOND ROW-Most Mannerly. Most Popular. Upper: Refreshing pause. Lower: Junior Class Play proposal scene. FIRST ROW+Rose Ann Gonzales and William Cossari. Huddled to keep warm. Lions Club Banquet held in honor of Kulpmont High School Football Team. -DDP?-P Signing of Pennsylvania Week Proclamation by John Kutchen, Chief Burgess of Kulpmonf. Page Fifty 'E ..,u14l ' ? Miss Valentine Crowning Rose Ann Gonzales the Second Annual Miss Valentine by Vivian Paskiewicz assisted by Senior Class President Kenneth Kerr. Page Fifty-three J' tt 6 . l ' mr, ff? N l.E C IEOLLA STM Q- VeRA 15593 T Joan afholfc, 'V v'f'l4:q,0ul5K1'.. DH G M Fl RZ, .- RMAELH 'LLu-1-kms Ulf: lluuv OQQNQ R IQ ,,.-- 2,'if:c9r'w l-: 'SZ4- QL S C '74 I' Ei-Tis H rw iii MQZYEK3 If A4041 KA DY Y Fc Bez.a 'fn . . X x x53'YES 6Lnrf , 'l'h.X-.mf -'B Q I.. In u s ms e F? KF 4. E 7 fZfl1Q. E:lLf i:1--- 1Zo.senu- QW!-sun' 7 Honey- 066923 My If Leia I 8 I-0'f l' lvllvv . Pun. um.. 901' nm 5 ' i Mug O C2 YI Kogsls Joi? UELKL1 i Q v haf ' 41 GI .- MZ V Kvvl Mavbgj 7 'Jian .ffl ZIZZY 1' S Pi o L s ll Am? , VV' -fLh.x,' iii D-Lifmii' 1 wwf! Az Ii Sie 05 h Jvo PU1 lc U' .- un, ,, LY 'Ia '.. 1.51: MEL .H un, I. 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' ' 'C' -, .Kr, . - 'fa:2gs3iiI?f? ::: -' ' ' ' 'W , is v tv ..---Q: -v4:'.- ' n i- Qfiwf JT nqgfxag n x0 II.. 0' u.'J'o! u 10 eu. pig Ml-,ga It . D h ' A AM:-1 Hu 1 L ,- .:.- ' 0- If ' 161 '--00 - o f ' nab 4-AQZN. ,fff J 1p m aa- 6' ' A '4- t r r X- Ahoy There, Mates! , Q You don't need a N spy glass to find qual- Q - R ity and service. You K get both when you patronize our adver- tisers. X K.: N' cf ,J-4 I fit he f f 1' f I X , b . , , 5 :Tit r F - v2 ': j, ,,.-:PS we ,,,, .. vw? o ef' ' Div V' - Sincerest Congratulations to the GRADUATES or K. H. S. CLASS OF 1953 JAN SCDBIESKI SGCIETY OFFICERS President - - - - Charles S. Michalowski Vice President - - - - - Frank Stanitski Recording Secretary - - Stardey Bartos Financial Secretary - - Ben Basalay Treasurer - - - Alex Chojnowski Sigmund Juscavage Enoch Lelevich Trustees - - Bernard Baranowski Stanley Zbicki John Zarkoski Sergeant-at-Arms - - Mike Smigel Stewards - Bernard Olbrish Ben Lazarski Congratulations to the Class of '53 HODRICK'S Hardware G Appliance Centre Fifth and Oak Streets Mt. Carmel, Pa. Compliments of ATLAS AMERICAN LEGION POST ATLAS, NO. 804 PENNA. CONGRATULATIONS THE BLUE C7 WHITE REVIEW STAFF KU LPMONT H IGH SCHOOL Compliments of JOHN SUZKO CHIEF BURGESS Keiser, Pa. GERTRUDE'S SHOPPE HOSIERY Ladies and ChiIdren's Apparel IOOO Chestnut Street, Kulpmont, Pa. GERT KURLAND Compliments of V KREHEL'S TAILOR SHOP Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing COURTEOUS SERVICE 653 Chestnut Street, Kulpmont, Pa. Compliments of ALEX'S BARBER SHOP ALEX D'ALEXANDER Proprietor Phone Kulpmont, 3-35 I 9 Compliments of CARMEN'S PEANUT SHOP Kulpmont, Pa. GEORGE N. KERSTETTER Gifts, Jewelry Watch Repairing I6 East Fifth Street I Mt. Carmel, Pa. I KUZO BROTHERS Phone I 661 SALES G SERVICE Your Kulpmont Ford Dealer J. B. SCALET 8. SON HARDWARE STORE FREDDIE GlLOTTl THE PLUMBER KulpmOnt's Only Complete Hardware Store Are YOU ReadY for Freddie? 861 CHESTNUT STREET KULPMONTI PA. Call Kulpmont 3-2923 GOOD vvisi-iEs SHIMKO DAIRY -..4gHg....- Compliments of Good Rich Milk Products MARION HEIGHTS Mount Carmel - Kulpmont FIRE ASHLAND-SHAMOKIN AUTO BUS COMPANY COMPANY Charter Service to Any Point in State i Scheduled Bus Service -..emu Shamokin and Ashland, Mt. Carmel and Locust Gap PHONE KULPMONT 3-779l PEARL'S CLOTHING l Compliments Of Gents' Furnishings and JIMMIE DUUS Shoes T BARBER SHOP 807 Chestnut Street l304 Scott Street Kulpmont, Pa. Kulpmont, Pa. l Compliments of MIKE KATCH CUT RATE Keiser, Pa. PETE'S CLOTHES SHOP SOUTH OAK STREET MT. CARMEL, PA. Buy Your Graduation Suit Here LOCKETTS SHAMOKIAN, PA. -..g.QgE.- The Fashion Store That Juniors Love Men's Clothing, Furnishings Compllmenfs Of and Shoes LEAVENS 5 DQNLAN IATTORNEY AT LAWI SHAMOKIN, PA. I2 North Street Keiser, Pa. Congratulations to the Graduates of I953 Compliments of THE MARION HEIGHTS KuLPMoNT FIRE co., No. I ,NDEPENDENT POLITICAL CLUB KU LPMONT, PA. President .... John Machusok W I Vice President, Geo. Andrusko Secretary---Walter Olorviany Treasurer ---John Scepanskie ENJOY YOURSELF AT THE IMPERIAL THEATRE KULPMONT, PA. HOUSE COMMITTEE John Pelchar Mike Felipchock Peter Doviak Charles Bolon Mike Kruleskie Compliments of D'ANGELO'S Service Station 5OI North Street Keiser, Pa. BAKSI C I' t f Omp 'men S O. I Service Station BURAK CAFE A to z LUBRICATION Tires -- Tubes - Accessories Keiser, Pa. I Keiser, Pa. I Compliments of KOVAL'S SHOES I28 South Oak Street Mt. Carmel, Pa. Your Favorite Family Shoe Store PHONE 3-68II ALPHGNSE APICHELLA CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER ROOFING AND SIDING OUR SPECIALTY I32 W. MELROSE STREET KEISER, PA. Compliments of WARGO'S STORE I37 North Street Keiser, Pa, Phone Kulpmont 3-3902 MANELLO BROS. SUPER SERVICE STATION SUNOCO GAS AND OILS KULPMONT, PA. Phone Kulp. 37721 I I . Compliments of JGHN PAPPI JR., 1 Compliments of J. WARAKSA GEORGE Pro ri t rs of I D'ANGELO P eo I 1 Melrose Street, Keiser, Pa- Keiser Pa. NEIGHBORHOOD I ' Compliments of BAKERY eeee A A ee Compliments of PATRONIZE YOUR I JIMMIE DULIS HOMETOWN BAKERY MCE,-WEE BARBER SHOP JEWELERS T304 Scott Street Tenth and Chestnut Sts.' Corner Market and Arch Sts. Kulpmont Pa. KULPMONT' PA' I Shamokin Pa. 3 W FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS I I DIRECT FROM OUR GREENHOUSE CO 'P'ime fS of MILLER FLORIST Kulpmont and Mt. Carmel JOHN MILES i so E I Luck and Success to the Graduates of I953 KULPMONT, I PA. I cI-IESNEY WYDILA RoST NO. 231 I AMERICAN LEGION W W I p KULPMONT, PA. Compliments of MATTUCCI WILLOW CAFE Specializing in Pizza and Comp'imentS of THE GIFT SHOP . MI LLERIS Novelties Stationery A Books AUTO SUPPLY Magazines 41 South Oak Street I5 West Third Street Italian Foods Mt, Carmel, pa. Mt. Carmel, Pa' Compliments of DANIEL A. SPADEL CONGRATULATIONS, Representative Metropolitan Lite Insurance Keiser, Penna. Compliments ot RED PIZZOLI Atlas, Pa. SENIORS OF THE CLASS OF I953 -W- ST. MICI-IAEL'S FRATERNAL CLUB IO3 Melrose Street KEISER, - - - PENNA. VALLISH FURNITURE HOUSE MT. CARMEL, PA. Owned and Operated by W. B. VALLISI-l Compliments of I ' ST. MARY'S WAR VETERANS B KEISER - - - PENNA. Compliments of PETER A. JUSTIN, M. D, 250 South Oak St. Mt. Carmel, Pa H. J. GRDSSMAN COmp'ime iS of Compliments of . J. H. SALES AND . JAYJEWELERS Fifth and Willow Sis' lYour Credit Jewelersl Mt. Carmel, Pa. F 1 l34 North Oak St. -Q-flea- ATLAS, PA- i Mr. Carmel, Pa. E MODERN TT PTT TTTTTTT TTT WHQLESALE TQMQI-'S BEST WISHES TO THE T l CLASS OF 1953 DISTRIBUTION Used Cars Are Sold mmgkl- With a Guarantee l ANTHONY KATONA We Buy Late Models. N GROCERIES Ask for Star Lane Nylons Between Mt' Carmel and I T Green Ridge I Kulpmont, Pa. TADDEO BODY WORKS USED CAR DEALER Mount Carmel-Shamokin Highway ATLAS, PA. Phone l 57-W-2 The Pennsylvania Plan Register now for Free Weekly Drawings for big prizes at P. A. STIEF 5 SONS Outfitters to Men C1 Boys 9 - l3 North Oak St. Mt. Carmel, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS l A OF 1953 , YOUR LOCAL DEALER Efidnerf CLAUSER CHEVROLET i KULPMONT, PA. LEADER'HAM -TON STROUSSGSTROUSS Co. . , A'WaYS - -' , T ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW The Best Names in Menls and BOYS' Clothing Victoria Theatre Building and Furnishings SHAMOKIN, PA. Mt. Carmel, Pa. 5 Compliments of NESBlTT'S CUTRATE gg. MOUNT CARMEL, PA. Complimenfs Of CHARLES I-I. REITZ I REGAL G Bl-UM ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Independence and Market Sts. Shamokin, Pa. 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Arch St., Phone 775-R 534 Market St.-Phone 8 SHAMOKIN, PA. 7 I PA, I JEWELRY STORE I I Established 1888 I Opposite Reading Station SHAMOKIN, PA. I EAGLE SHOE SHoR SHAMOKIN, PA. I 334 E. Independence St. Opposite Reading Station DRESS SHOP I F I NEST FOOTWEAR l for the ENTIRE FAMILY Compliments of LORD'S MT. CARMEL, scHEu.'s FLOWERG . W- C- HACK 59 55-W5 GIFT SHOP 5 DEPENDABLE HARDWARE PHYLUS SCHELL KACHEL I ,S'ECfQQA?5l'Ql MOUEJQEQSQEL 208 South Oak Street Phone 564 1 GENERAL.NEDLECTRlC MOUNT CARMEL' PA- l Pi-uLco APPLIANCES Compliments of I Home of Nationally Known l Brands in Shoes For the Entire Mt. Carmel, Penna. Shamokin, Penna Family Mahanoy City, Penna. Berwick, Penna. iii? Cgmpliments Of Nlll.l.ER BROS. SHOE STORE MODERN SHOE REPAIR Mount Carmel Shamokin DOM. SINOPOLI, Prop. 906 Chestnut Street, Kulpmont, Pa. Sunbury, Penna. ANN'S DR. W. A. SNYDER RESTAURANT OPTOMETRIST Home Cooking and BalflnQ Third and Oak Streets MOUNT Carmel, Penna- Mount Carmel, Penna. Phone 400 DR. H. H. MAGlNNlS DENTIST Mount Carmel, Penna. Compliments of ATKlN'S STORES CO. Kulpmont, Penna. Compliments ot GALLAGHER'S i SHOE STORE DR. GERGEN, OPTOMETRIST W l 6 North Oak Street l r Zl North Oak Street Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania Mount Carmel, Pa. l BARKER BAKERY R. C. C1 C. D. Menapace r 209 S. Oak Street Mount Carmel, Penna. 3l3 Market Street Wedding Cakes Our Specialty Harrisburg, Penna. E 277 ,iii SWiY 7+ Compliments of Pk Pls 5 r JOHN WARDROP l G SONS lEVERYTHlNG IN SPORTSJ Hardware Merchants Mount Carmel, Penna. bk pk Compliments of l CAL WAGNER SANDWICH Si-lop CHARLES A. FEIFER 806 Chestnut Street Kulpmont, Penna DENTIST ' r i A V Mount Carmel, Pe SY'Va ia REGISTERED JEWELERS Follow the Crowd ot Alert Buyers 34 34 38-40 South Oak Street Mount Carmel, Pa l We Furnish Your Home DIAMONDS I - 1. ' ' SILVERWARE ZENITH RADIQS ' EIT - NORGE REFRIGERATORS ft WASHERS WATCHES CLOCKS -rye-gf FORMAN . . FURNITURE CO. High Grade Watch and Jewelry Repairing Dial 12201 531 N. Market Street - Phone 2337 1045-47 Chestnut Street Shamokin, Penna, Kulpmorit, Pa. CCC I , 1 , up C ,C S SC I CEN-I-RAL The Choice of Discriminating Seniors . . . PRINTCRAFT RESTAURANT I I Distinctive Graduation Personal Cards 962 Chestnut Street and KULPMONT, PA. E COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS I I Fx- '- I Anthony ICheesel Nestico Proprietor 1509 Maple Street I I PRINTCRAFT CARD CO., INC. Scranton, Penna. JOSEPH PARENZAN 6, Compliments ot W ' ll k' d f , Aliugcnjlllijstrulbqefatg S Television and Repairs EVERYTHING MUSICAL 20 South Market Street Shamokin, Penna. Phone I I24 Chestnut Street Kulpmont, Penna. GEORGE FERRET CHOICE FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND FISH We Call at Your Door Phone 3-9473 or 3-9400 Kulpmont, Penna. YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR FASHIONS For School, for Football, for Dates, for Proms and Formals REBA MILLER DRESS SHOP I3l East Independence Street Shamokin, Penna. FRAN K'S LUMBER COMPANY For Lumber Call Our Number Kulprnont ZI Sl Corner of I0th and Scott Sts. Compliments of I EUGENE MIRARCHI ENTERPRISE SPECIALTY CO. I ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 423-425 E. Sunbury Street 3l2 Cllesffllll Street SHAMOKIN PA Kulpmont, Penna. Compliments of Compliments of pR.S5lTfi?2ND SAM DLUGES PUBLISHING Men s and Boys Clothing and Furnishings ASK ABOUT OUR PENNA. PLAN 7lO N. Shamokin St, phone 630 Phone 522 Shamokinl Pa, ISO East Independence Street Shamokin, Penna. ZARLINSKVS SILVERMAWS ZIMMERMAWS Texaco Service Station VARIETY STORE JEWELRY STORE -..,5G3.,. . 36 N. Market Street W SHAMOKIN, PA. CALL 39496 west End Chestnut Street 833 Chestnut Street l The Store for Smart Jewelry Kulpmont, Penna. Kulpmoml penna. and Beautiful Gifts ,054 avceffwwey.. RINGS in design PINS menus craftsmanship CHARMS I . , cups and quality Pl.AQuEs rnorulss JEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS MANUFACTURING IEWEIERS' IIIIIIISS IIIIIST ,,,,s,,,,, . 17 Jann s1nEE1,NEwiunKa,u.v. . ,,,,0,,,,,E,,eE CHARLES LUCAS CAR AND TRUCK FUNERAL DIRECTOR REPAIRS Phone Mount Carmel 269 Kulpmont 4273 MOUNT CARMEL, PA. BRESSLER Compliments of 142-144 North Street, MEAT MARKET W KHSER PA WHERE QUALITY AND ECONOMY MEET Residence Phone 2421 Call 2571 BuSlneSS Phone 3712 KEISERI PA- KEISER, PA. I Compl iments of RALPH DE NUNZIO ASSESSOR or MARION HEIGHTS BOROUGH I 1 Compliments of DR. JOSEPH T. WASILEWSKI KULPMONT, PA. Compliments of JOSEPH KRULOCK Justice of the Peace KEISER, PA. Compliments of PHI Ll P'S GROCERY STORE KEISER, PA. 5313- X1 KU LPMONT GAS CO. AFTER I GRADUATE l WILL COOK WITH PYROFAX S. P. JEPKO, Owner SE W- Phone 39420 THE STYLE SHOP Compliments of 214 East Independence Street Cleaners G Dyers SHAMOKIN, PA. TAILORING, PRESSING, KELE'S CAFE l 3 Headquarters for REPAIRING . t . COATS, DRESSES, GOWNS 1235 Chestnut Street KSISGIU Pa- I Kulpmont, Pa. The Region's Leading Store l HIGGINS FUNERAL SERVICE I SHIMOCICS 38-40 South Market Street I -'silly MOUNT CARMEL, PEN NA. l FURN 'TURE I WALL PAPER l - F A . PAINTS ! l Lane Cedar Chests A 5 L MARKET I ANNA AND LARRY PURCEL I KELLOGG'S SUPREME QUALITY FOODS 241 5, Oak Street Frosted Foods Increase the Joy of Eating Mt. Carmel, Pa. 1023 Chestnut Street, Kulpmont, Pa. Phone 3183 l Phone 638 l l Congratulations to the Class of '53 THE ED PAUZER'S NEWS AGENCY Compliments of LU POLD'S FURNITURE S-I-ORE Greeting Cards of Distinction Hallmark and Gibson SHAMOKIN, PA. 921 Chestnut Street Kulpmont, Pa. I Compliments of VVETZEI-'S Compliments of INSURANCE AGENCY DR. G. R. VARANO DGCTOR OPTOMEWST Dia' 353' ROBERT E. ALLEN . 905 Chestnut St. 24 S' Hlckory Street Kulpmont, Penna. Mt. Carmel, Pa. Mt. Carmel, Pa. l Compliments of X H .T I L orowi zs u a e ALDO PITINGOLO I gg Q GRocERiEs S S I 107 S. Oak Sr., d H D d M I3lO cott t an ome resse ea I T. A MEL . KULPMONT, PA. I M C R ' PA l KEISER, PA. -- L. . . .... -..L L.. . -- Compliments of Compliments of Benedetto's Barber Shop RainaI's Grocery Store WE PROCESS COAL KEISER, PA. KEISER, PA. KEISER, PA. L, U .,. i- . Compliments of Compllments of I Compliments of RALPH VARANO DAN WAGNER SMART SHOP Expert Shoe Repairing EEEERTEES MT. CARMEL, PA. I Compliments of Compliments of Wood We ETJIWZEYW' A 'f'C'a' I TOPOLSKI'S MARKET I STEvE'S POOL PARLoR They're next to real Flowers 3 MEATS AND GROCERIES Melrose Street 558 C'e 'F22QLe5Q'fSQ',ge'Se pa' I KEISER, PA. KEISER, PA. THE HOME OF SMART CLOTHING Compliments of I THE HUB STANLEY BARTOS 145 SOUTH OAK STREET MOUNT CARMEL P MAY THE FUTURE HOLD COMPLETE FULFILLMENT OF THE PROMISES OFFERED BY A FREE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN A NATION OF FREE ENTERPRISE STATION WISL I48O on Your Dial Owned and Operated by RADIO ANTHRACITE, INC. HENRY W. LARK, President CHAS. R. PETRIE, Manager P14 P14 Compliment of ICANIVIAK MILL INC. and KULPIVIONT MANUFACTURING CGIVIPANY INC. PATRONS ANDREW PIPA A FRI END P I Tl NGOLO'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP Kulpmont, Pa. Congratulations to the Class ot I953 LION'S CLUB OF KULPMONT President ....... J. Waraksa Treasurer ........ J. Apichell Ist V. President---M. Wanzie SeC efa Y ---------- I-- Miller Asst. Sec'y. ...... S. Olsheski Lion Tamer ....... A. Nestico Tail Twister ......... J. Papp 2nd V. President---L. Wydra 3rd V. President, E. Dallabrida BOARD OF DIRECTORS W. Dembosky L. Forman M. Wanzie R. Prosser L. Miller S. Olsheski J, Papp W. Kaminsky J. Waraksa L. Wydra J. Apichell J. Kutchen E. Dallabrida J. Colicchio YOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE AT 224 KATCH'S FURNITURE STORE 224 s. OAK STREET MOUNT CARMEL - - - PENNA. Compliments of MlMllS SHOP 9I9 Chestnut Street Kulpmont, Pa. Phone 3-3068 ARNOLDIN 84 SONS Complimenfs PLUMBING AND HEATING of Electrical and Gas Appliances if ik KULPMONT, PENNA. VETERANS OF -. s FOREIGN I WARS S Post 8354 Fine Class Rings, Announcements, bk 2 Yearbooks and Awards ' Representative: MIKE O'BRADOVlCH KU'-PMONTI PENNA. 306 James St., Kingston, Pa. DUKE'S HOTEL Fights on TV Best Pizza Pie in the Region North Street, KEISER, PA. Compliments of SHAMOKIN NEWS-DISPATCH WETZEL'S FLooR covERiNGs 545 N. Market Street Shamokin, Pa. Phone 652 Compliments of LEONARD WYDRA I HEATING AND PLUMBING lOth and Pine Streets Kulpmont, Pa. Compliments of RUSSIAN CLUB KULPMONT, PA. PRESIDENT Paul Wishneski VICE PRESIDENT Mike Polinko FINANCIAL SECRETARY Andrew Weslotsky RECORDING SECRETARY Borden Pello TREASURER Mike Karpiac TRUSTEES Mike Fedock Joseph Diak Peter Turlis KUTCI-IEN'S GROCERY STORE Meats, Fancy Groceries, Fresh Vegetables Fruits I CALL KULPMONT 3-2891 754 Spruce Street f KULPMONT, PA. I I I I I I Compliments of MARTZ SANITARY MILK CO. SHAMOKIN, PA. SHAMOKIN Sci-looL. OFIBJUTY AND SCIENCES Hair Dressing--Sales R epresentative and Dozens of Other Career Opportunities IN THE BEAUTY INDUSTRY Come or Telephone for Personal Interview THELMA THARP, Representative I47 E, Independence St., Shamokin, Pa. Phone 8-5749 ALBERTINI BUICK-PONTIAC CARS cHEvRoLET TRUCKS 2l8-224 W. Third Street Mt. Carmel, Pa. PONTI AC-CADI LLAC Guaranteed Good WiIl USED CARS Franklin 6' Commerce Sts. Shamokin, Pa. THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE WEST END FIRE ASSCDCIATIQN WISHES THE STAFF GF THE BANNER AND THE A CLASS OF '53 SUCCESS IN ITS FUTURE VENTURES as as OFFICERS President - - Vice President - Recording Secretary - - Financial Secretary Treasurer - - - Trustees - Foreman - - - Assistant Foreman Assistant to the Fire Chief - - Second Assistant to the Fire Chief Chief of the Fire Police - - - Fred Anselmi Fred Murdock Edwin L. Pauzer Marlin Becker Bernard Moleski Edward Murdock Sam Padula Otto Becker Ralph Mirello Joe Leck George Miller Steve Duginski Mike Benedetto Ed. Clauser AnthonyManello James Little Elmer Miller HEIOELITY BACKEO BY DESIRE TO PLEASE I LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED E SUMMIT HILL MARBLE rf GRANITE cO., INC. I Distributor of Manufacturing and Main Office - Summit Hill, Pa. -OISPLAYS- F G S BEER We Carry the Largest Selection in Pennsylvania Kulpmont - Allentown - Bloomsburg - Reading - Wilkes-Barre I 715 pine St F A ' f TC II ' Kulpmont 3?S9tl5JFl0ilLmIOlstrTct Manager I KULPMONT, PA- PETER MOLESEVICH, 402 Chestnut Street I phone 3-671 I DISPLAY ALONG MT. CARMEL-SHAMOKIN HIGHWAY I KRAMER'S BOTTLING WORKS MAURER'S MANUFACTURERS OF WAYSIDE DAIRY FULL FLAVORED BEVERAGES I I PURE-PAK MILK Corner Market and Center Streets Mt. Carmel, Pa. ees ee A A MOUNT CARMEL PATRONIZE I i For a Sparkling Smile and a Quicker YOUR LOCAL DAIRY I Sfepgggnigepmff MILK ICE CREAM CREAM I At Your Corner Grocery Store Phone 3-2261 Kulpmont, Penna. I ,LY L V i.- WHlTNEY'S SELF SERVICE STORE THE Success to the Class of '53 MT. CARMEL ITEM Phone 3-776l KULPMONT, PA. . g Extends Cong ratuIatIOnS Compliments of to the RAY 6 LENA I Class Of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Three HAM RAUzER'S I ARCH CASINO MOUNT CARMEL, PENNA. 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