Kulpmont High School - Banner Yearbook (Kulpmont, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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Above all, we shall always strive to remain good Christians and loy- al Americans. 954 Nineteenth Edition Published By The Kulprnont Areo Joint High School Kulprnont, Pennsylvonio Y NNER ... :J 1 ..f f f :exp --. ,1-H, . : 17'-Xi,.4' ' - ,!Q,,. gif ' s..4-.-Aeuf x mx. ' - 5 'mf ' 5 a-iii' - J., ,ff- .: 'AL V lf-1 a - V Q, mga ' ' , 1 'ft rf .1-,z'1,., l ggi'L: f'L- 'J my flf' , , , J 1- ' ' 72 f A if: ,I A, - .eggs- s IMQWE' - +2 ? ' 2' ug., JE l l: - QTQ A- 1 2 a, -- .QESJIJJ wgff -T! l ,TL EE1i,l in ! . J L .N .. 1 Q 1 ,TQ - in f ii' ex' . 1 Y- il-'ew f M! 'E lhgn .H -- i1'PTf T ' ' fp -+V , 51- IUMA, hilt' '95 qu M-1.15 - ffl , ..:g'5Jf.fE ',,,.2,g - - '-1 ti 'nfl 5 5 li?-l'K H5 tm 5271 xfY :M iii F D ff,5'J,,fil5lL !?i i:: - 1 gf ' f 9 -l qgtgj-ni: Q -if - 2 i' 1 ,ZH - K LE:-lg f is if-T V Q41 ' ' 'xx Bf5'5'f'ff'- 'Y-lf' ' 4' A W i? ' 1- Y 1- -1, 1.. . ' f-fffffhd wi ' x.5v.,,t,fi ,. 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Y, iijflg . gx Kulpmont Board of Education MICHAEL POLINKO President ' 1 r ANTHONY NESTICO LEONARD WYDRA SAMUEL PADULA Vive I'rcsident Treasurer Secretary SYLVESTER FERRARI LOUIS HORVATH CHARLES AMBROSE EUGENE MIRARCHI Board Solicilor PAGE FOUR Morion Heights Booird of Eduootion JOH N BA KSI Preszderit NICHOLAS SGRO JOHN ZVONCHECK Vice President Secretary srspi-:EN icui.A LAWRENCE ofANesi.o viNcsNr Mxxicowsici Treasurer Board Solicitor Kuipmont Areoi Joint School Boord Gffioers JOHN BAKSI ---- - President MICHAEL POLINKO - - Vice President LEONARD WYDRA - - - Treasurer SAMUEL PADULA - - Secretary PAGE FIVE X STEPHEN OLSHESKI Principal Mechanical Drawing MARTIN PATRICK Radio, English WILLIAM BEIERSCHMITT Commercial Faculty Mgr. EMILY ARCI KOSKY Commercial GEORGE DOVIAK Social Studies JOSEPH SABOL Aast. Principal Mathematics ANTHONY THOMAS Latin Mathematics W MRS. FLORENCE GEDANIC Home Economics English MICHAEL STRAHOSKY Science AIN LOUISE PELLO Physical Education MARY LAHAZA Music, English STEPHEN WATRAL Industrial Arts VIOLETTE MARCHETTI Junior High ANGELO D'ALEXANDER Band Instructor HELEN LELEVICH School Secretary EDWARD STAViNSKY Commercial, Coach BERTHA GRAFF Social Studies Art KNWJJ? STANLEY BURAK Physical Education 95 1 C1 sir: 525:15 NELSON MURRAY N: .ga-. I I Attendance Officer N MRS. DOROTHY RUPSKI, R. N. School Nurse Ls-,.L,..., .-.L l PAGE SEVEN PAGE EIGHT i MR. ALBERT CLAUSER MR. JOSEPH PEZELSKI We, the members ot the graduating class of 1954, dedicate this book to our advisors, Mr. Clauser and Mr. Pezelski. May it always rep- resent our appreciation and gratitude for the guidance and infinite patience they have shown us throughout our High School years. Senior Close Officers Left to right: Nelson Smith, treasurer, Polly Polinko, secretary, Stanley Chesney, president, Raymond Litwin, vice-president. CLASS SONG lTune of With a Song in My Heart l by JEAN ARDAN To cur classmates so dear, To the friends we are likely to miss, To the proms we hold dear, And the dances we will reminisce, Now our future's near, lt's here in our hands, And now we are standing here, so We look now through the years, To remember those times we have spent, To the joys and the fears, To those heartaches and all they have meant, And now our dear Graduation is here, Farewell to our joys and fears, so We will bid fond adieu, To the teachers, the classmates, and you Though cur dear Kulpmont High, Will stay locked in our hearts through the years Though we leave tonight, You will still remain, with the love in our hearts for you. CLASS COLORS- - - CLASS MOTTO- - - CLASS FLOWER- - - RECITATION iwofds by LUCILLE PONATOSKIJ Happy memories of the school life that we once knew, Like apparitions, come drifting into our view. Behold! The excitement of the football games that have passed. The inspiring concerts, the proms that went all too fast. With these things in mind and deep sorrow in the hearts of all. We will miss Kulpmont High, when school opens next fall. But these, our treasures, will remain forever, Soon, The years will hurry by, and we-whose paths were once laid side by side, Will find chance and change have borne us far and wide. But the ties you have woven will keep us as one, Forever in homage to loyalty-till life's victory is won. And now we can go into the world's problem school, With our heads held high, free from future fear, As you have taught us with understanding and love, Alma Mater, Dear. ----------------------BLUE AND GOLD THE PAST IS DIMQ THE FUTURE BRlGHT --------------------,-------RED ROSE PAGE NINE MICHAEL APICHELLA ' Athlete, inferesterl in one girl only, noiu'l1ulant In manner, Illflflllllffllill' and uuaffeeterl. Marion Heights Club I-2-3-4, Gymnastics lg Foot- ball 3-4g Intramural Basketball. JEAN ARDAN Sports fan, gay companion. e.1'eell1'nt typisf, smart wardrobe, many friends. Marion Heights Club I-2-3-45 Social Club lg intra- mural Basketball 2-3-4. JOSEPH AVELLINO Agreealnle disposition, full of good ideas, becoming dark hair, perfeet host, girls-his main -in- terest. Camera Club lg Junior Class Play. JOHN BAKSI Serious minded, eandirl, .smart dresser, a depend- able fellow, always with. the boys. Marion Heights Club I-2-3-4g Mathematics Club lg Junior Class Playj Senior Class Play. LILLIAN BATOR Cute as a doll, possesses an innocent ervpression, popular with all students, super jztterlzug. Marion Heights Club I-2-3-45 Social Club lg Glee Club lg Blue and White Review I-25 Intramural Basketball 3-4g Banner 4. CHARLES BEDNARCZYK Good-natured, optimistic, retierfnt, proud posses- sor of red hair-the only one in. tlie elass. Aviation Club I. FRANCES BERGONIA lVell poised, friend of many, Sineerity plus charm- ing personality, frequent visitor to the ill. 0. C. Hall. Camera Club lg Glee Club l-4g Majorette 2-3. THERESA BINDOS Mirthful, stauneh supporter of sehool aetirities, easy to look at, likes to laugh. Marion Heights Club I-2-3-45 Social Club lg Glee Club lg Blue and White Review lg Intramural Basketball 2-3-41 Junior Class Play. ANTHONY BRESSI Sparkling smile liespeaks personality, unprerliet- able, attractive to the opposite sex, quiet THC!-7I.7l0l'. Aviation Club lg Banner 4. STANLEY CHESN EY Potential engineer, brilliant, sports partieipant, extremely active, bound to sue:-ved in, any endeavor undertaken. Mathematics Club lg Blue and White Review l-2-3- 4g Corridor Patrol I-2-3-45 Student Council I- 2-3-4g Basketball I-Z-3-45 Football 2-3-4g Senior Class Presidentg Senior Class Play. WILLIAM COSSARI Jester of the Class of '54, a regular casanova, Manager de Lu.1'e, out of school more than in.. Camera Club, Football manager I-2-3-4, Basketball manager 2-3-4g Intramural Basketball 31 Jun- ior Class Play. ROBERT CUPSTA Solemn., unassuming, solitary, sticks to his studies -a. true bachelor. Camera Club If Student Council 2. MARIE DOOLEY Conilnines work and play into a happy clay, in- depenrlent, good worker, talkative, witty. Blue and White Review I-25 Social Club lg Intra- mural Basketball l-2-3-4g Band lg Junior Class Play. RITA DULSKI Easy to get along with, typically Polish, full of fun., good for a. laugh, likeable. Social Club lg Glee Club I-25 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Champs 2-3-4. WILLIAM EDMONDSON Tranquil, prefers male companionship, his blond hair and fair coinplexzon are the envy of many girls. ANGELO FEUDALE Restless, girl teaser, pranlfster, puts the spark in everything, contagious laugh, Yankee fan. Camera Club lg Basketball Z5 Student Council, Junior Class Playg Intramural Basketball, Senior Class Play. WILLIAM FEUDALE A star on. the basketball court, immune to fcmin- ine charm, billiard e.1'pert, user of tact. Mathematics Club lg Intramural Basketball lg Basket- ball 2-3-4. EARL FRYE lklasternzind in. small structure, wit of tho chem- istry class, never fails to get the right wise crack in at the right time, sociable. Mathematics Club I. MYRON GILL ll1l.l'll,l-,l-lt'!l, takes things casually. looks quiet, in appearance only, known. to tantalzze. Aviation Club l. LEONARD GOLDA Likes to hunt better than he likes girls, a. regular outrloorsman, IlllS!'llll lll0IlS grin, well-known. Mathematics Club lg Marion Heights Club I-2-3-4g Rifle Club 4, Intramural Basketball 3-4. ROSE ANN GONZALES fjlll' for svr-1'0ts, f0l'l l7l'l' busy, a l?l077d!', so111c'fi1110s k11.11'1v11. to g0sti0alaf0, always S0011 with Mona. H01' 11ass1'r111--1'oII01' skrlting. Social Club lg Glee Club lg Band l-2-3-4g Librarian 4g Blue and White Review l-2-3-4g Banner 4g Junior Class Playg Intramural Basketball 2-4g Senior Class Play. MONA GOODMAN E.r00Is in. art, '1110111I101' of our baucl, glllly happy- go-Iurlfy llffllfllllf, good st1ifI1'11f, an a1'd01Lf FOIICI' skating fan. Social Club lg Glee Club lg Band l-2-3-4g Blue and White Review l-2-3-4g Librarian 4g Banner 4g Senior Class Play. LEONARD HUXTA I 0111i11i110 Illllgllff, 111'0f01's 11111-r1f-f011'11 girls, a l11i11,f01', 0.z'00ptio11aIIy 01110 11711, 0a1'0f1'00. Marion Heights Club l-2-3-4g Aviation Club lg Stu- dent Council l-2g Intramural Basketball l-Z- 3-4g Rifle Club 4. JOAN KOONES I,I'iIllfl- 170111111 HllHl'I'I'Hfl, alluring s111iI0, hvarfy laugh, lIl'llllflfIlI s0t of f00fl1, Illfflljj '111aI0 fol- l01l't'l'S. Social Club lg Glee Club lg Blue and White Review 2-3-4g Senior Class Play. ROSE MARIE KOVACH ll'1'll-11111111101'0rI, fak0s life' as if 0o1110s, wizard of H10 kvylzoarrl, 0ff!'Il S0011 but S0IfIo111 llCfII'Cl. Social Club lg Glee Club 2-3. AGNES KROVITSKIE S11i1'if0d, a bit lah- 71010 and tlz011, our 111011610 hairvd pride' and joy, s1i1111y dis11ositio11, 111111- titzidc' of -fl'fl'llfIS. Social Club lg Glee Club l-2-3g Intramural Basket- ball 2-3-4g Senior Class Play. JOHN KRULESKI IJOIWI' of H10 g1'0af 111ilfIr1o1's, 1'i111sfa11fIy S111iIi11g, lIl'!Il'HH'!'llln't'I' of fill' fflllllllllll' IllIfII'Vt'I!lSSlII!'ll, SIHITYU, llI'l1'lllg !'0Ill10lSSl'Ill'. Marion Heights Club l-2-3-4g Gymnastics lg Student Council 4g Corridor Patrol 4g Intramural Basket- ball l-2-3-4g Senior Class Play. MARTHA LASKOWSKI I'1'0tfy and 12!'fI-ff, 0a11ti'11ati11g 1101's011aIit!l, IPIIISJIUS 0aS1Iy, qui0t and 1'0s01'110d. Camera Club lg Social Club lg Glee Club l-2g lntra- mural Basketball l-2-3-4g Champs 2-3-4. JEAN LAZARSKI I,1llIl'I.Hg fwf, 0a11fai11 of H10 l'1It'l'l'-Il'I1d1'I'S, '11i1,'a0- inns, full of l'1.IlI, 1r1'gr11', and rifalityl, 1101114Ia1'. Cheerleader l-2-3-4g Camera Club lg Social Club lg Blue and White Review lg Librarian 4g Ban- ner 4g Intramural Basketball l-2-3-4g Champs 2-3-4. RAYMOND LITWIN Alllfflllllf' 1101-soinzlify, rvfains his dl'l'lJ rIi11111I0s 00011 'with a sfraiglzt fa00, malfcs the H1110 pass happily. Marion Heights Club l-2-3-4g Basketball 2g Gymnas- tics lg Junior Class Secretaryg Senior Class Vice President. like HEN I ETTA LONG Denture, kind hearted, famous smiling eyes, com- petent band member, she's engaged. Social Club I5 Camera Club I5 Glee Club I-25 Band I-2-3-45 Corridor Patrol 45 Intramural Basket- ball I-2-3. JOSEPH MEISNER Sineere, Oh! that innoeent look, well-groomed, popular with the girls, profieient student, the silent and handsome type. Mathematics Club I5 Band I-2-3-4. MARIE MELNICK Friend to all, eonseientious, carries responsibil- ity well, socially inclined, attractive. Marion Heights Club 2-3-45 Glec Club I-2-35 So- cial Club I5 Blue and White Review 45 Banner 45 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-4. STANLEY METRO A girl's dream come true, exeeedingly haml- some, rarely seen in town, personality to match, hzs physical attraction. Gymnastics Club I5 Rifle Club 45 Intramural Basket- ball I-2-3-4. ELIZABETH MIRARCHI Shys away from boys, co-operative and gracious student, soft spoken, sees only the bright side of life. Social Club I5 Librarian 45 Corridor Patrol 3-4. VICTOR MIRARCHI Lively eon-versationalist, adroit gridiron perform- er, always dependable, zndispensible to our elass. Football I-2-3-45 Varsity Club I5 Aviation Club I5 Track 35 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-4, ELEANOR Ml RIELLO Ideal dancing partner, flirtatious, winsonze smile, bzg brown eyes, neat eozjure. Social Club I5 Glee Club I5 Marion Heights Club I-2- 3-45 Banner 45 Junior Class Play5 Senior Class Play. RITA ANN MURDOCK Neat and orderly, good taste, serene, fluent writ- er, an entertaining l?0'IlI1Jll'7l10ll, complete wardrobe. Glee Club I-45 Camera Club I5 Librarian 3-45 Stu- dent Council I-45 Corridor Patrol l-2-4. PATRICIA NEMETH Future Florence Nightingale, light hearted las- sie, understanding, T. V. fauatie. Camera Club I5 Social Club I5 Glee Club I-35 Li- brarian 4. CATHERINE NESTICO Never hurry-never 'worry status, self-assured, good listener, sim-ere synzpathizer, voted the friendliest senior girl. Social Club I5 Glee Club I-2-3-4. THERESA OLBRISH Tlzoaglztfal, sonzbre, olrliging, at prar-e with every one, a friend indeed. Social Club lg Glee Club 2. ROSE OWCZAREK Humorous ehatter, never fakes things s1'r1'unsly, known. to all. Social Club lg Glee Club l-25 Camera Club lg Cheer- leader l-3g Intramural Basketball l-2-3--lg Sen- ior Class Play. LEE PATRICK Skilled dancer, feminine attraction, pleasant, fine vocailist, nice looking, well known. and liked. Radio Club lg Football l-2-35 Football manager 45 Rifle Club 4g Intramural Basketball l-2-3-4. Champs 4. AUSTIN PAULNACK Rugged, masezilirze-tlzrough and tlzrouglz, intel- ligent, knows all eurrent i'1'r'nts for rliseussion. Mathematics Club l. JOSEPH PODHAYSKI llIl.!'0IlC'l'l'lLl'fl, impartial, jolly, ri man of few words and many friends, never seen 'with a girl. Aviation Club l. POLLY ANN POLINKO Flair for writing, temperamental, sports loving, splendid haslfeteer, host of friends. Cashier Club lg Librarian 2g Glee Club l-2-3-41 B' df l-2-3-4g Blue and White Review l-2-3+5jgl tramural Basketball I-2-3-4g Cham - g Banner 4g Senior Class Secretary, , . , X, W XX ill i N llfl ' 1 LUCILLE PONATOSKI X y Null j Active, doinineering, lover of m slllr, ' 1' li f school ban,d's student eon k ' l ' ', . Social Club lg Librarian 3-4g J h Review ' l-2-35 Editor 45 Glee C r -lg Cor- l ridor Patrol 2-3-45 Stud nt.C ,u ' 2-3-45 ln- tramural Basketbal l-2-3g .lbllh r Class Playg Senior Class Play. AJYQ 1-3 3 'fl JOHN POPONIAK Avoids feminine eritanglements, 7ll'lll'I' '1UOI'I'l'l'8, quiet -fellow, niee to have around. Marion Heights Club l-2-3-4g Camera Club l. ELEANOR POSCA Peppy cheerleader, good daneer, agreeable, an eye for fun, many friends. Cheerleader 4g Social Club lg Glee Club l-2-3g Cam- era Club lg Junior Class Play. JEANETTE PROCOPIO Usually serious, ehiek hair style, wide variety of interests, always ready for fan, neat dresser. Social Club lg Glee Club l-2-3-Llg Librarian 4g Stu- dent Council 3-4g Corridor Patrol 3. ANTHONY PUPO Attraeterl to the Junior Class, slow and easy, per- sistent in. his romantic affzlzatzons. Camera Club lg Student Council lg lntramural Basket- ball l-2-3-4g Banner 4. MILDRED RIDILLA True to the Heights, desires the nursing profes- sion, looks nice in anything, many admirers. Marion Heights Club l-2-3-4g Social Club lg Glee Club l-2-3g Blue and White Review 4g lntra- mural Basketball l-2-3-4. ROBERT ROSS God's gift to the opposite sex, versatile athlete, Joe College type, virile, ambitious, good scholar. Varsity Club lg Gymnastics Club lg Football l-2-3- 4g Track 3g Junior Class Plavg Senior Class Play. BARBARA SCALET Liiie-wire, always ivorlring-when she's not eat- ing, first part of the oldest steady couple in our class, eanft act serious. Social Club lg Glee Club lg lntramural Basketball l- 2-3-4g Band l-2-3-4. JEAN ETTE SC I CCH lTANO Picture of pulehritude, active in sehool affairs, true to her one love even. though she has fb trail of admirers. Camera Club lg Glee Club l-2g Social Club lg Blue and White Review 3-4g Librarian 2g lntramural Basketball l-2-3-4g Champs 2-3-4. DANIEL SIMSHOCK Jokester, soeiable, works with HSIl'Yl.Shl'H0,H iiever an. idle moment to spare, attracts girls. Football lg Camera Club lg lntramural Basketball 2g Marion Heights Club l-2-3-4. RITA SINSHACK Daring, popularity plus, her trim figure is the envy of other girls, graeioas, smart hair-do. Social Club lg Blue and White Review lg lntramural Basketball l-2-3-4. NELSON SMITH Imlastrioas, Chemistry fiend, scientific mind, fles- tinerl to attain. the goal he strives for, liked by all. Mathematics Club lg lntramural Basketball 4g Band l-2-3g Senior Class Treasurer. LEO SNARSKI Slow and easy, always has a Hi for everymie, humorist, improeisor of own words. Football l-2g Camera Club lg lntramural Basketball l -2-3. ROSE MARIE STELLAR Exeeptioizrilly ieitty, aelreiztiirozis, spontamoiis aetress, rlanees di1'inely, her attire is rom- pleti' to the last detail. Social Club lg Glee Club l-4g Camera Club lg Major- ette 2-3g Librarian -lg lntramural Basketball l- 2-3-4g Champs 2-3. FRANK SUSKIE A man about town, friend to everyone, good dancer, ai regular ladies' man. Varsity Club I-2g Aviation Club I-25 Intramural Basketball I-2-35 Track Manager 3-4g Rifle Club 45 Football I-2-3-4. MARY SWITLISKI Carefree uni ue strut unefi' zeeted humorous tem- . , fl i I perainent, deirteroiis ballroom dancer-knows every dance created. Cashiers Club lg Band I-2-3-4g Blue and White Re- view I-2-3-4g Glee Club I-2-4g Intramural Bas- ketball l-Zg Junior Class Play. ROSE MARIE VENTILLI lfoeom.in.g-dark-naturally-eurly tresses, nzelodious voir-e, always ready with a. helping hand, liked by all her classmates. Social Club lg Glee Club I-2-3-4g Camera Club. MICHAEL VOLOSHIN Perpetual tease, fun. to be with. true artistic abil- zty, smiles readily, those waves are natural. Student Council 2-3-4g Aviation Club lg Intramural Basketball I-2-3-4g Champs 4. GLORIA WAGNER Aftraeted to servicemen, keeps love life at secret, loyal, radiates a frierzdly spirit. Social Club lg Cilee Club I-2g Marion Heights Club I-2-3-4. THEODORE WAGNER Faneies the fair sezr, plays an impressive accor- dion, danees the pollca as it should be danced, girls galore. Marion Heights Club I-2-3-4g Aviation Club lg Football lg Intramural Basketball 4. JOAN WARHOLIC Turbulent, constant line of ehatter, easy to get along with, ln'in1ining over with vitality. Glee Club I-2-45 Social Club lj Blue and White Rs- view 3-4. HELEN WATRAL Fongenial, sophisticated, wide variety of interests, sparkling eyes plus eoinely long eye lashes, popular with all the boys. Glee Club I-2g Blue and White Review 2-3-4g Band lg Intramural Basketball I-2-3g Junior Class Play. JEANETTE WHITE Contagious giggle, fun loving, good natured, and agreeable, our favorite pest, attentive. Marion Heights Club I-2-3-45 Glee Club lg Social Club l. PAUL WHITE Girl teaser, loves to -make inisehief, easy going, a sense of humor that surges over, finds leisure to his liking. Marion Heights Club I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 4. MARY ANN WI LLARD Taetful, energetic, haunts the Arena, her face pictures every passing thought, a lively Miss. Glee Club I-2-4g Social Club lg Blue and White Re- view Z-3-4g Band I-2-3g Intramural Basket- ball l-2-3-4g Champs 2-3-4. GEORGE WILLIAMS Never a dull moment, argumentative, one of the varsity, amusing, our dzmplecl darling. Gymnastics Club lg Band lg Football I-2-3-4g Intra- mural Basketball I-2-3-4g Junior Class Play. BARBARA WISHNESKI Capable 'wom-an driver, fair and slim, does things 'zn a gracious manner, enjoyable companion, admirable wardrobe. Social Club lg Glee Club I-25 Blue and White Re- view 3-4g Stamp and Bond Club lg Senior Class Play. FRANCIS WOJCIECHOWSKI Pacific nature, grasps knowledge readily, quiet but active 'menzber of the class, sincere. Student Council lg Camera Club I. EDWARD ZARKOSKI Restraiued, iinpish tendencies, his few remarks are 'mirth provoking, at one time shy. Gymnastics Club lg Football I-2-45 Intramural Bas- ketball I-2-3-4. JEAN LOUISE ZEGARSKI Remarkalzle executive talents in arranging do- mestic affairs, enjoys many friends, pleazng personality. Camera Club lg Glee Club lg Social Club lg Intra- mural Basketball I-2-3-4g Champs 2-3-4. JOSEPH ZLOCKI Musieally inclined, drives a positively divine Buick, hails from the Heights, stays calm at all times. Marion Heights Club I-2-3-45 Mathematics Club I. PAGE SEVENTEEN ITU Ala L Q Q7 , , avi so ef fb UID 0 1 Q it W 4 We, the Class of 1954, have tried, with unceasing efforts, to better our school's good reputation with our constant cooperation. Now, after completing our assigned studies, we do hereby make this our last will and testament and bequeath the following: TO THE FACULTY: We express our most humble thanks for their patience and understanding in helping us attain what knowledge we now have. TO THE JUNIORS: We bequeath our golden ruIe over the entire high school. We hope you will take good care of it, and don't abuse your privileges. TO THE SOPHOMORES: We leave our giddy and care-free ways. Follow our example, and don't grow up before your time. Remember-you're only young once. TO ALL THE OTHER UNDERCLASSMEN: We let our books, our sneaky methods of getting pencils from almost anyone without getting caught, and the ability to get into all the teachers' hairs. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: PAGE EIGHTEEN JEAN ARDAN'S swift basketball playing ability goes to CONNIE SWITZER. The gridiron speed of MICKEY APPICHELL is given to JOE GENCAVAGE. JOE ALONZO is gifted with JOE AVELLINO'S wolfish ways. JOHN BAKSI bequeaths his sharp every-day attire to BOB BEAVER. LIL BATOR'S vivacious ways go to GRACE VARANO. We couldn't let our school go without a red-head, so RED BEDNARCZYK, very kindly, is leaving his flaming head dress to PATSY SECULA. SHIRLEY ORLANDO is Iucky?? to get FRAN BERGONIA'S forgetfulness. THERESA BINDOS' sophisticated manner goes to KAY JANOKA. TONY BRESSl'S friendly ways go to JOHNNY STAREGO. STAN CHESNEY'S high scholastic standing is given to his brother GENE. BILL COSSARl'S well-known way of arousing laughter is given to anyone who thinks he can follow in his crazy footsteps. 'go EDDIE DURAN goes ROBERT CUPSTA'S dislike for the opposite sex-Crazy Man, razylll MARIE DOOLEY'S easy way of getting into trouble is given very gladly, to someone cap- able of squeezing out of tight spots. RITA DULSKI'S friendly manner is given to JEANETTE DAVIS. BILL EDMONDSON'S lankiness is passed on to JIMMY PROSSER. JOHN FULGINITI is lucky to receive ANGELO FEUDALE'S baseball ability. BILL FEUDALE'S sharp-shooting skill goes to DUSHlE WYDRA. EARL FRYE'S small stature goes to ZEKE ZIEGLER. MYRON GILL gives his accordion to any music lover that is interested. LEN GOLDA'S look of innocence goes to JOE RUTHS. ROSE ANN GONZALES leaves her beautiful blond tresses to BERNADINE CEBOLLA. We wonder how she'd look with such a change. MCgNACGOODMAN'S well-known ability as an artist, is given with pride to TEDDY RE O. LEN HUXTA'S love for out-of-town girls goes to anyone with a liking to travel. JOAN KOONES' pretty features go to that lucky girl, JANE TERRY. ROSE MARIE KOVACH'S love for ballet is given to her sister ELLEN. AGNES KROVlTSKlE'S gold-plated comb is bestowed to MARIE AVELLINO. JOHN KRULESKl'S accented green eyes go to MILLIE MERGES. BARBARA KADYSZEWSKI is given MARTHA LASKOSKl'S many friends. .IEAN LAZARSKI leaves her love for dancing to ROBERTA ALLEN. RAY LITWIN bequeaths his easy-to-get-along-with personality to CHET KRULESKI. HENRIETTA LONG leaves her pleasant ways to LOIS SHERIFF. JOE MElSNER'S sweet tone on the trumpet is luckily received by DONNIE MACHUZAK. MARIE MELNICK leaves her A's in Math to CONCETTA BRESSI. TEDDY KANIA is given STAN METRO'S good looks. ELIZABETH MIRARCHI bestows her ambition to study to BARBARA HERMAN. VICTOR MIRARCHI'S position as Mailman goes to GIB DOMANSKI. ELEANOR MIRIELLO bequeaths her ability to dance to anyone in need of it. RITA MURDOCK confers her place as best-dressed girl to TONIA ZARKOSKI. PATSY NEMETH'S very familiar bangs are granted to anyone able to wear them well. ROSE MARIE NESTICO is given her sister KlTTY'S sparkling personality. THERESA OLBRISH bequeaths her love for art to her sister MARIANNE. ROSE OWCZAREK'S love for sailors goes to their EDNA. LEE PATRICK'S rhythmic movements go to MIKE FANTANAROSA. AUSTIN PAULNACK'S serious moods are left to JOE MOWERY. JOE PODHAYSKl'S easy come, easy go attitude goes to FRANCIS RAKOWSKI. POLLY ANN POLINKO very willingly leaves her bumps and bruises with Miss Pello. LUCILLE PONATOSKI leaves with Professor A. D.'A. her musical talent to be given to his next prodigy. 'U as m iii Q.: Q, X W 51199 QS Q O 45 ,May JOHN POPONIAK entrusts his bicycle equipped with chains, to anyone who enjoys cycling in the snow. EL POSCA'S imitation of Joni James is passed on to any person capable of accomplishing this feat besides Joni herself. RUTH ANN CONNI is left with JEAN PROCOPlO'S collegiate wardrobe. TONY PUPO'S hot-rodding is entrusted to RALPH FULGINITI. MlLLlE RlDlLLA'S sincerity to the Heights goes to COOKIE MACHOSKI. BOB ROSS leaves to BOB MURDOCK, his broad Adonis structure. BARBARA SCALET'S eeks, shrieks, and silly moods are given to some other lover of life. JEANNETTE SClCCHlTANO'S longing for blue eyes goes to STELLA ALEXIS. DAN SIMCHOCK confers his mechanical drawing ability to JACK DERR. RITA SINSHACK leaves her popularity to JOANN GRISCAVAGE. What mad chemist is interested in NELSON SMlTH'S love for chemistry? LEO SNARSKI is seen grabbing everything he can get his hands on-he claims he'll need it. ROSE MARIE STELLAR'S dancing ability goes to GERALDINE PEDRON. FRANK SUSKlE'S man-about-town attitude is passed on to JACK TOMINOVICH. MARY SWITLISKI leaves her sweet and charming ways to MARION FIORELLO. THERESA LONG very gladly accepts ROSE MARIE VENTlLLl'S vocal qualities. MICKEY VOLOSHIN gives his curly hair to JOHNNY ALTOMIRE. GLORIA WAGNER'S blue eyes go to PEGGY BUBNIS. Anyone capable of wearing side-burns and a beard, can call on TED WAGNER. JOAN WARHOLlC'S cheery disposition is given to ANNA WARGO. HELEN WATRAL wills her dancing eyes to LORRAINE WYCHAK. JEANETTE WHlTE'S plaid gym shorts are passed on to her sister THERESA. HOBO is lucky to get PAUL WHlTE'S trusty Eisenhower jacket. MARY ANN WILLARD'S love for Brady goes to JO ANN DALPIAZ. GEORGE WILLIAMS' familiar crew-cut is passed on with pride to SONNY SINOPOLI. To ROSALIE PISARZ goes BARBARA WISHNESKl'S alluring smile. FRANCIS WOJClECHOWSKI'S love for English goes to any needy student. ED ZARKOSKI leaves his brains ??? to PETE DANIELS, who'll be needing them when he returns next year. JEAN LOUISE ZEGARSKI'S love for bracelets is passed on to someone who is fond of iewelry. JOE ZLOCKI confers his quiet disposition but troublesome manner to LOTTIE VARANO. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY: MR. OLSHESKI--students willing to type out ads for the year book. MR. SABOL-a more believing heart for students with good excuses. MR. ROSS-a well-disciplined line in the cafeteria. PROF. A. D'A.-Class A music, played Class A style. MR. BEIERSCHMITT-the student body's cooperation in attending basketball games. MR. DOVIAK-permission to have more class trips. MR. PATRICK-money for cigarettes. MR. BURAK-well-trained acrobats in his gym classes. MR. CLAUSER-well-disciplined students. MR. THOMAS-quieter classes. MRS. GEDANIC--students who attend every play rehearsal. MISS ARCIKOSKY-polish to shine her stars, MR. STRAHOSKY-a nice blue-eyed blond lper requestl. MR. STAVENSKIE--a championship team in both football and basketball. MISS PELLO-some new games for gym. MISS LA HAZA-a good pianist. MISS MARCHETTI-some new ideas for decorations for her room. MISS GRAFF-cooperation from the students. MR. WATRAL-4 new motors. MR. PEZELSKl4Driver-training car equipped with a radio. MRS. RUPSKI lNurseI-a life-supply of bandaids. MISS LELEVICH-the latest model of an IBM typewriter. MR. MURRAY-a Cadillac, so he can ride around in style looking for baggers. MRS. BRESSLER-an all-day, every-day, teaching position. To the ianitors we bestow a couple of rugs to sweep the day's dirt under. We give a large parking lot to the students and faculty. We hereby nominate our class advisors, MR. CLAUSER and MR. PEZELSKI, sole executors of this will. Signed, sealed, and approved on this 24th day of May, I954, we complete its legality by OUR MARK ?X? ' CLASS OF '54 ROSE ANN GONZALES MONA GOODMAN signing PAGE N I NETEEN -+- As The Curtain Opens -+- The atomic age has long been here We 'now travel from sphere to sphere So let us travel with our jet ace And see our classmates in many a place f' ui? . gg LTC TX As we iourney through space in the new Super-Jet, designed by engineer, BOB ROSS, we stop at an inter-space refueling station owned by business tycoon, AUSTIN PAULNACK. JOSEPH MEISNER, top ranking iet pilot, deftly maneuvers the plane to a perfect landing as two energetic station attendants, TONY PUPO and TEDDY WAGNER, rush to our service. While the plane is given a thorough inspection, our famous scientist, STANLEY CHESNEY, briefly comments on his Sukian Theory and in a matter of minutes we are preparing for another take off-destination-Anywhere, U. S. A. Upon arriving at Earlie Airport, named in honor of multi-millionaire, EARL FRYE, we are met by FRANCIS BERGONIA, a reporter for the Dark Night. FRANCIS WOJCIECHOWSKI, her employer and manager of the newspaper, wants a report on the lives of the graduates of the class of 54. NELSON SMITH, owner of the latest jet automobile company, sent us his Smithillac, so that our ride to the hotel may be a pleasant one. When we passed through the city of Anywhere, our chauffer, FRANK SUSKIE, showed us the many places of interest. On our left is the HaIl of Music founded by a great musical genius, LUCILLE PONATOSKI. The ad- vertisements tell us that her prize pupil, MARY SWITLISKI, will make her musical debut this week. Many of her dazzling gowns were designed by our creative designer, MONA GOOD- MAN, with the expert aid of chief-fashion-consultant, RITA MURDOCK. The chauffeur now directs our attention to the massive stone building at our right, the People's Hospital School of Nursing, founded by THERESA OLBRISH. It boasts as a few of its angels of mercy, PATSY NEMETH, MILLIE RIDILLA, JEAN LAZARSKI and ELEANOR MIRIELLO. Our progress is halted by the appearance of a red light and as we stop in front of the hospital, we see two of the state's well-known X-Ray Technicians, BARBARA SCALET and LILLIAN BATOR, bidding farewell to their fellow associate, HENRlETTA LONG, who is leaving to marry her childhood sweetheart. She will live next to the country estates of JEANETTE SCICCHITANO, POLLY POLINKO, MARYANN WILLARD and ROSIE OWCZAREK, who re- cently married their high school sweethearts in a quadruple wedding ceremony. We see that ROBERT CUPSTA, director of the hospital, is another witness to this touching scene. The light changes in our favor and once more as we continue on our way, we see police officer, PAUL WHITE, doing a commendable job in directing the city traffic. But, at long last, we arrive at the 54 Hotel, named in honor of our class by the owner, JOHN KRULESKI, and each member is given a warm welcome as he is escorted to his room. A few minutes pass when the telephone operator, JEAN LOUISE ZEGARSKI, informs LEE PATRICK that his dancing partners, ROSE MARIE STELLAR and JOAN KOONES, have urgent business to discuss with him. After this interruption we were served lunch prepared by the PAGE TWENTY -+- As The Curtain Opens -+- T E eeeee GX Oi kip it K Q Q ii famous chef, JOE AVELLINO, which was under the careful supervision of two well-known cat- erers, GLORIA WAGNER and ELIZABETH MIRARCHI. After lunch we visited the famous night club of CHARLES BEDNARCZYK and WILLIAM EDMONDSON and saw two Marines, LEO SNARSKI and LEONARD HUXTA, talking to the stars of the show. The Master of Ceremonies, BILLIE COSSARI, tells us that the show is about to commence and he introduces the brilliant singing duo of ROSE MARIE VENTILLI and ELEANOR POSCA, who head the review of stars. Their performance is greeted by tremendous applause and now into the limelight skates the new skating sensation, ROSE ANN GONZALES. The show is brought to a close with a startling dagger throwing act performed by EDWARD ZARKOSKI and his fearless assistant, MARIE MELNICK. A surprising additional feature is the fashion show under the direction of JOSEPH IDIORI ZLOCKI which brings forth some of the most famous models, RITA SINSHACK, HELEN WATRAL and AGNES KROVITSKI, wear- ing gowns of a stunning nature. Showing what the best dressed men of 64 will be wearing are MICHAEL APICHELLA, TONY BRESSI and STANLEY METRO. As we are making our exit, we glance into the cocktail lounge and see MYRON GILL, LEONARD GOLDA and DANIEL SIMCHOCK, discussing the forthcoming campaign of RAY LITMIN for Mayor of Planet X. Two well-known baseball coaches, ANGELO and WILLIAM FEUDALE, also join in the conference. We are then handed our chapeaus by the well-liked hat-check girls, THERESA BINDOS and KITTY NESTICO. We enter the SmithilIac and turn on the Vicdeo, a new type radio invented by VIC- TOR MIRARCHI. A twist of the dial tunes in our favorite disc-jockey, JOHN BAKSI. As we listen to the top songs of 64, the program is interrupted for a news flash reported by ace commentator, JOHN POPONIAK, and we learn that the Comets, a football team coached by GEORGE WILLIAMS, has won the Meteor Bowl Game. The rest of the ride was uninterrupted and we arrived at the gym to watch the girls' Championship Basketball Game. Greeting us with a handful of tickets was MARIE DOOLEY. We entered the gymnasium in time to hear the announcer, MICHAEL VOLOSHIN, giving the starting line up. Two of our former classmates, JEAN ARDEN and ROSE KOVACH, are the seasor1's high scorers on the challenging team. Preceding the game, referee, JOE PODCHAYSKI, gives captains, JEANETTE PROCOPIO and JOANIE WARHOLIC, their final instructions. The game terminated in a victory for the chall- engers, which highly pleased their coach, RITA DULSKI. Our iourney being at an end, we board our jet and begin our return trip. It is then that we see the first women Space Patrollers, BARBARA WISHNESKI, MARTHA LASKOSKI and JEANETTE WHITE, checking to see that everything is secure. We ve traveled now from plane to place And have seen many a familiar face We've had fum we ve enjoyed it a lot So let's make a landingg our fuel is now shot N by Polly Polinko Jean Lazarski PAGE TWENTY ONE er Q '- ng? as 5, ir - 4:2 ,. . x 47 .,,,- ' in is U SENIOR Sllisl-XTISTICS l t if' NAME Apichella, Michael Ardan, Jean Avellino, Joseph Baksi, John Bator, Lillian Bednarczyk, Charles Bergonia, Frances Bindos, Theresa Bressi, Anthony - Chesney, Stanley Cossari, William Cupsta, Robert Dooley, Marie Dulski, Rita Edmonson, William Feudale, Angelo Feudale, William Frye, Earl Gill, Myron Golda, Leonard Gonzales, Rose Ann Goodman, Mona Huxta, Lecnard Koones, Joan Kovach, Rose Marie Krovitski, Agnes Kruleski, John Laskoski, Martha Lazarski, Jean Litwin, Raymond Long, Henrietta Meisner, Joseph Melnick, Marie Metro, Stanley Mirarchi, Elizabeth Mirarchi, Victor Miriello, Eleanor Murdock, Rita Nemeth, Patricia PAGE TWENTY-TWO NICKNAME S tumpy Jeanie Joe S u pe Z azu Red Fran Bindy Tony Suki Cuzzy Tiger Marie Dag mar Bill Fufu Yappo Earl Gill Boots Rose Ann Mona H ooter J oanie Rosie A ggie Tsetse Mart Jeanie Bunsy Smiley Joe Marie Stan Lizzy Vic Suzie Rita Pat rw' ,,...,, S 'W W PET LIKE Yankees Dodgers Girls Cars Zeke Money Opposite Sex Marshy Baseball A 's Movies Silence Money Basketball Dodgers Baseball Basketball Tall People Cars Hunting Tall Boys Tall Boys Hunting Loafing Swimming Johnny Hunting Bunsy Dancing Martha Michael Buicks Zarki True Blondes Helping Others Pine Street Dancing Being Alone T. V. DISLIKE Dodgers Yankees Conceited Girls 36 Stuck Up Girls ????? Being Kept Waiting Jealous Girls Hotrods B 's Walking Girls Being Broke Conceited People Chubby Dodgers Lazy People The Leader Wise Guys Silly Girls Short Skirts Short Boys Coming Home Early Working Glasses Uncombed Hair Silly Freshmen Writing Letters Gossips Loud Girls Conceited Boys Quizes Excuses Peroxides Bedlam Braggarts Sophisticated People Self-Centered Boys Being Hungry PASTIME Babs Arguing with Fufu Dancing T. V. Going to Kulpmont Loafing Dancing Writing Letters Playing Cards Studying Being With Girls Bike Riding lmperial Theater Movies Thumbing Rides Arguing with Jean Loafing Being Mischievous Driving Thumbing Rides Skating Skating Mt. Carmel Dancing Dancing Being With Joan Girls Movies Playing Records Shooting Pocl Working Fishing You'd Be Surprised At Mt. Carmel Reading Helen Can't Tell Drawing Watching T. V. -'x W- LIKELY To BE At Her House At LiI's A Baker In a Car Lab Technician Working Retired With Marshy Truck Driver Einstein ll Movie Star A Monk Millionaire With Rosie Time Will Tell Baseball Player Basketball Coach Midget Wrestler ln the Service Shot With Mona At The Arena ln the Foreign Legion With Wisher Stenographer Telephone Operator Working With Bunsey Nurse At Katch's Mrs. Kruleski Chemist With Zarki ????? X-Ray Technician With Her Nurse Helpful Nurse arc? .1f3 5fiiM .-.:.75'I:Z1' . .-.-5-:tzlziiizia ,waz .ck3:7S -. ' ':f:3'iZ351,'.7!7:f: eeeeeaef n X fl X' ee? f t SENIQR STATISTICS wtf' NAME Nestico, Catherine Olbrish, Theresa Owczarek, Rose Patrick, Lee Paulnack, Austin Podhayski, Joseph Polinko, Polly Ann Ponatoski, Lucille Poponiak, John Posca, Eleanore Procopio, Jeanette Pupo, Anthony Ridilla, Mildred Ross, Robert Scalet, Barbara Scicchitano, Jeanette, Simchock, Daniel Sinshack, Rita Smith, Nelson Snarski, Leo Stellar, Rose Marie Suskie, Frank Switliski, Mary Ventilli, Rose Marie Voloshin, Michael Wagner, Gloria Wagner, Theodore Warholic, Joan Watral, Helen White, Jeanette White, Paul Willard Mary Ann Williams, George Wishneski, Barbara Wojciecowski, Francis Zarkoski, Edward Zegarski, Jean Louise Zlocki, Joseph NICKNAME Kitty Theresa Chubby Lee Ozzie Monk Polly Lucy Poof El Jeanie Tony Millie Tex Scalet Scicci Danny Rita Smitty Snars Rosie Pixie Swit Rose M arie Chubby Glo Teddy Joanie Helen Carbon Tunky Mae Ding-Dong Wisher Wviy Zarki Jeanie Zlocki PET LIKE Dancing Waltzes Stevie Fords Money Woods Normy Lucy Machines Dancing Joe A Tank Full of Gas Spaghetti Sleeping Stumpy Andy Small Girls Stan Fords Being Lazy Dancing Hunting Bracelets Music Shooting Pool Russ Women Almost Everything Vic T. V. Shooting Pool Bob Football Nice Clothes Baseball Marie Driving Buicks DISLIKE Showoffs Talking Other Boys Chevies Women School Getting Bruised Anything But Lucy Homework Conceited People Catty People Getting Up Early Boys in Wetzel's Getting Up Tests Study Periods Tall Girls Catty People Chevies School Math Fishing Silly People To Be Late Loafing Snobs Walking Certain People Smart Alecks Gossip Nothing Trouble Makers Geometry Sophisticated People Basketball Walking the Hill Shorthand Fords PASTIME Movies Wondering Thinking of Steve Driving Work Taking a Walk Writing Letters Thinking of Lucy Driving Dreaming Day Dreaming Driving Loafing at Concetta's Censored Movies Writing Letters Roller Skating Writing Letters Experimenting Loafing Club Catting Buying Bracelets Singing In Sam's Working Driving Loafing Thinking of Vic Talking Loafing Writing Letters Teasing ????? Sports Hitching a Ride Wetzel's Driving LIKELY To BE Can't Tell Dress Designer With Steve In An Accident Vanderbilt Ill Jail Warden Postmistress Miss Ponatoski Machinist Singer Famous Rich Nurse Mattress Tester With Mickey Typist Retired General Model Engineer In The Navy Dancer Bachelor Nurse X-Ray Technician Artist Waitress Millionaire At Jeanie's With Vic Housewife In The Cemetery With Bob Retired Millionaire Seen With Joan Bachelor At Marie's Telephone Operator Wrapped Around a Pole MARIE MELNICK ELEANOR MIRIELLO PAGE TWENTY-THREE f I 0 I fl l 1- I xi 1 ?f. , X .4 QS S N '65 Highlights of the School Yeor AUGUST SEPTEMBER UCTUBER RUVEMBER UEUEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY IAARBH APRIL MAY JUIIE 31-First Day of SchooI--- 3-Senior Class Dance .... 7--Labor Day .......... IO-Junior Class Dance ...... 12--First Football Game ........ l--West Mahanoy Twp. Game .... 7 -Banner Dance ............ 8-Mt. Carmel Game ........ 20-Wallace Chimes .......... 22-Magazine Campaign Starts .... l l-Coal Twp. Game ......... 13--Banner Dance .----.... 23-Thanksgiving Vacation .... 27-Senior Class Trip .......... 30-Halloween Dance ........... l--Basketball Game at Ashland .... 4-Banner Dance ............., l l-Art Jennings ............. l8-Northumberland Game ..... 23m-Christmas Holidays Begin--- 4-Back to School ------------ 6-Russian Christmas Dance--- 8-Berwick Game ---------- 12-Shamokin Game .-.---- l4-Coal Township Game -.-- 29--Bell Telephone ------- l l-Valentine Dance --------------- I5 - Preview of Progress Gen. Elec.- 18-I nterview on Nursing ----------- 26 -Science Fiction Movie ---- 3-Teachers' Meeting -.--.----- i5 -l 6-Senior Play ----------.--- l7-Safety Film on Highway Patrol ---- Z6-Custer's Last Stand ..-.--.--.... 30-Band Concert ---------------- 8-Judge Troutman Presents Awards i3-Bell Telephone Operator -.-------- l5-l9-Easter Holidays ------------- 21-Report Cards -.------- 26-Easter Dance ----- 3--Dog Show -.--. 4- Go Man Go ---- l l-I4-Senior Exams --- l4-Junior-Senior Prom -- 23-Baccalaureate --..-- 24-Commencement ---- 3-School Ends ------ PAGE TWENTY-FOUR ----------------Early Start ----Back in the swing of things -----------Our first holiday --------A wonderful time ----We tried hard but??? -------------------We won ----------------lt was crowded ----There was school the next day - --------- Listen to them bells -----------What a pep talk! ------------Too muddy for us ----The Banner Staff sure is busy -----------------Seven days ----Aren't we lucky?? -----------------What is it? -------------Not enough points I can't wait until I see the Y. B. ------------Dig that crazy man ----Our first Basketball victory --------------Not too soon -----------At it again ----Everybody was happy ----First Keystone victory ------Tied for first place ---------lt always happens ----Do you have a telephone? -----New Queen crowned ---Fascinating discoveries ----------Pulse please ----Real Gone -.- ----- Early Quit ------Talent galore ----Watch that curve -----Another movie ----Soul inspiring --------Lucky Kids ----Number Please -------- Vacation -------- Oh No! - - - - Easter Parade .--- How Clever ---Globetrotters ----------Oh Well -----------Heavenly ----Worthwhile Advice ----------- Farewell ----Oh Happy Days Junior Class Qfficers Robert Beaver --- .... Vice-President Kay Janoka .... ---Secretary Chester Kruleski --- ----- President Eugene SinopoIi--- ---Treasurer Homeroom 208 FIRST ROW-left to right-M. Kubifski, B. Kadyszewski, R. Allen, C. Bressi, B. Herman, M. A. Olsheski, R. Pisarz. SECOND ROWQA. Grazioli, J. Carabini, D. Machusak, R. Beaver, T. Kania, J. Norstedf, C. Cesari, Mr. Strahosky, Advisor. THIRD ROW-C. Kruleski, E, Sinopoli, A. Steponovich, G. Griscavage, R. Procopio, A. Petro, J. Ruths, R. Novakowski, J. Varano. PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Homeroom 205 FIRST ROW--'left to right7S. Varano, M. Gard, J, Futchko, R. Fulginiti, F. Rakowski, A Slodiski, M. Swartz. SECOND ROW- -E. Habowski, J, Baronoski, J. Zyskoski, W. Wydra, J. Gencavage, J. Poliock Mr. Doviak, Advisor. THIRD ROWQJ. Mowery, W, Mummaw, J. Zbicki, J. Tominovich, M. Sfarinshak, M, Dunlck W. Pollock, J. Derr. Homeroom 203 FIRST ROW---left to right-C. Petingolo, O, Machoski, K. Janoka, C. Switzer, M. Swaika, E. Kovach, R. Delbo. SECOND ROW+J. Dalpiaz, M, Avellino, J. Davis, B. Sawaikis, E. Owczarek, D. We-ry, Miss Arcikosky, Advisor. THIRD ROWQM. Fiorelli, B. Ceboila, S. Orlando, E. Alexis. PAGE TWENTYfSIX 1 1 .ri G j,.J j,,,J-1,51 . ,FM 'iffwwf 115414 gg 4: .KJV J.,-f by Cd In ' WM A-J 1..- .-Jfi 'xl A ' Y' X ' Al'-al Sophomore Clo S Qffioors .- ,. t may Len io raging KT' 4' 5,47 aka R James Prosser- ,--ViCG-President Marie Seprinski ...... . .,.. ..-a President L ! Patsy Sccula ,, ,,,, Secretary Jack Malick ,..s.s,., .... T reasur . au w W' if 'X ' . -',,,f. x N ,ini ' U4 ,rw I I-I d 'JJ Li? T ti 17', l 'ML 1 . 'VA ar T z-T ' ' n U ' 9, f ' f V Us . l' ' ' f Y ' + 1 q J Wgbfflyf fi V? . If 'V YIIRSD fi-lefxfo rightfM. A, avis, J. Pasferski, R. CQr1i4,, tWef9 T. Zarkoski, M. ' '59 V YEL? Sh- fx L jjf.J' . jk SE OND ROW-AR. Dubbs, R. Mirarchi, J. Fulxgiriiti, C. Cfrinithi, J. Scicchitano, J. Altmirc, M. 4. Peek, G, Moinar, Mr. Thomas, Advisor. ' A tp' ' . V JY , s . . 1 ' THIRD ROW-A. Swatski, B, Ziegler, A, Murawski, J. Goodeliunas, M., Stewart, M. Fantan- - HP, arosa, J. Kwitowski, P, Meyer, S. Mirarchi, 51' FOURTH ROW7J. Molesevich, W. Fesniak, E. Duran, J. Starego, R. Marshalek, J. Maiick, J, Fisher, E. Melnick, J. Prosser, R. Murdock. GLW . . . -' J- 5 V , O ,WL JVh kLQjpA,4 Tj . 1 . 4 - ' ., L V' s L I m ,lvl-kfvhy My Jppy .Ji , N 1 9 Q it, 7? ll? EN PAGE TWENTYQEVEN L5 Homeroom 204 FIRST ROW-V-left to right-T. Greco, A. M. Warholic, R, Allen, J. Hummel, M. Magagna R. M. Nesfico. SECOND ROWQP. Ridilla, D. Shimko, R. Mirarchi, S. Miriello, A. Sinopoli, J. Shupanski, A Laskoski, Mr. Stavinski, Advisor. THIRD ROW--J. Milewski, J. Brown, W. Kalbarchick, W. Nagy, J. Huxta, J. Alonzo, E. Davis T. Mudry. FOURTH ROWYW. Olear, W. Litwin, G. Domanski, J. Hutcnko, C. Michalowski, R. Kalokifis l.. Domanski, R. Yezierski. ll Xa Y JM l A FIRST ROW--Al t J. Pedron, J. Pupo, M. A. Olbrislw, N X -f l . 2 J, Medos lu U y I ,V ll, .SECOND ROW- . M vi . M. A. Korenkiewicz, S. Moyer, M. D'Angelo, ' 4 IV p' R. Zaneski, R. Se la, R alnoc Pascavage, M, Sassani, Miss Lahaza, Advisor. I ' K THIRD ROWS-R. Brown, P. Ponto, J. Qbizzcanero, J, Pupo, A. Wargo, l. Kraft, A. Poponiak B. Olear, P. Wasilewski, M. Bu nis' T..Long, J. Griscavage. 1 JJJB, lll' fl ' ' 'x NN Y bry- Q 95 I' PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT fj f 7 5.1 'XJ 1 0 ,. J TO 'A0'lf7g6QQ - I ' ,FSS U7 X9 'Q , ,D ' . f '4Zzu. Ng: - Freshmen Class Qfhcers F LL Left to right: 35- , fy Larry Morata ---N .... Treasurer Lorraine Wychak--- ..,... Secretary ., X D Thomas Shimko .... .... P resident Joseph Kinger .... .... V ice-President v i f fail M ,Ml 0,14 cfi if I 5 N il, pr J if ,.x DVQ' U' i A 1 ' ,I . gf' , I .pg . J N 1' A L if-'--C A. I-Iomeroom 103 , Fxl TfROWfleft to righteD. Habowski, C. Bolick, Y. Hetrick, M. A. Motyka, J. Gilotti, H. T, '.J.Domaleski, M. Frye, L. Witowski, S. Lashendock. , A, X, ASFCOND ROW-C. Fesrmiak, D. Paulnack, M, Petro, P. Dumchak, A. Zushin, A, Ponatosku, P. PQI- Misiewicz, Y. Merina, L. Polinko, Mrs. Gedanic, Advisor. THIRD ROWgL. Ladocci, J. Pasterski, K. Horvath, J. Mescier, J. Alarkin, 5, Terry, L. Wychak, B. Cupsta, D. Sholly, J. Doviak. FOURTH ROWWM. Bauman, M. Nagar, R. White, J. Kinger, F. Procopio. 1 PAGE TWENTY-NINE Homeroom 120 FIRST ROW-left to right-M. Fulginiti, R. A. Dallabrida, H. M. Winehoter, M. Wojiechovir- ski, R. M. Pachoski, A. Avellino, B. Butzko, J. Portaro. SECOND ROW-J. Horvath, T. Shimko, G. Varno, C. Martel, R. Pedron, M. Merges, J. Bartko E. Lauda, I. Derr, F. Krovitski, Mr. Burak, Advisor. THIRD ROW-R. Lutz, R. Kolokitis, E. Chesney, S. Podhayski, J. Buchinski, J. Redd, C, Balon J. Zenuch, J. Rogowski, J, Politza, M. Patterson. Homeroom 107 FIRST ROW-left to .right-B. Mayoras, F. Willard, B. Sutsko, D. Pacl-wick, D, Watkins, L. Mummaw, J. Petrovich. SECOND ROW-L. Morata, E. Fodor, J. Sutsko, J. Pekera, D. Hummel, P. Daniels, C. Varano, M. Benedetto, G. Watkins, Mr. Patrick, Advisor. THIRD ROW-T. Weslotsky, R. Magagna, T. Lazarski, V. Wasilewski, L. Cherneski, R. Zyndanovich, D. DeOrio, L. Bindos, D. Fernandez. PAGE THIRITY Ufftcf . lf 4 ,,-qfgwo. 1 ' WW! Q M ,X .v V4 ' ,f 8 th Grade Class QfflCSIS Left to right: Robert Poponiak--- .... Vice-President Catherine Landis-- ---Secretary Theresa White ---- .---.. P resident Sandra Dudra -..- ---- T reasurer I-Iomeroom 122 FIRST ROW+lett to right-M. Apicheil, C. Landis, S. Dudra, M. Howal, M. Falkie, M. Pekera, B. Fodor, B. Moyer. SECOND ROWiC. Griscavage, E. Rowe, F. Kubitski, H, Kratchick, O. Horenglc, T. White, M. Horne, M. E. Courts, D. Mayernick, Miss Marchetti, Advisor. THIRD ROW+A. Mirarchi, F. Gomez, A. Fernandez, R. Poponiak, I. Marcovich, J. Fisher, R. Medos, C. Greco, D. Rustchack, A. Zegarski. PAGE THIRTY-ONE 7th Grode Closs Gllioers Left to right 2 Anthony Padula - ---Vice-President Lee Ann Wydra,-- .... Secretary Frank Lentini ..ff.,,,,,,.,..,. President Sandra Rogers ...............f Treasurer 1 C Homeroom l2l FIRST ROW-left to right-J. Dalpiaz, C. Nestico, G. Willard, P. Salewski, B. Thompson, C Nagar, R. Shimko, L. A. Wydra. SECOND ROW-S. Rogowski, A. Pedula, S. Rogers, R. Labowski, N, Paulnack, P. Girardi, R Davis, B. Sheriff, Miss Pello, Advisor. THIRD ROWiJ. Olear, R. Hunter, F. Lentini, F. Sheptock, M. Long, E. Kandrot. PAGE THIRTY-TWO I I I Student Office Assistants dv J' I Bond Conductor ...... Student Conductor- - Business Manager- - - Secretary - .... - Band Majorette- - - BAND OFFICIALS Mr. Angelo D'AIexander ----- --LuciIIe Ponatoski .,---Polly Polinko - .... Mary Switliski ----Joann Griscavage FIRST ROW-Ieft to right-R. Brown, L. Wychak, L. Ponatoski, R. Nestico. IJJJ MI J SECOND ROW-M. Goodman, V. Kuzma, C. Griscavage, R. Apichell, M. Switliski. I IJ I 1 .I X I b X X THIRD ROW-R. Mirarchi, Y. Hefrick, B. Griscavage, S. Poponiak, J. Wydra, if, 5 5 T. Shimko, T, Long. yy, X FOURTH ROW-H. Long, J. Gonzales, C. Greco, D. D'Alexander, S. Padula, A. Padula, A. Sinopoli, R. Mirarchi, R. Poponiak. FIFTH ROW-P. Polinko, R. Dubbs, D. Sholly, Mr. A. D'Alexander, Conductor, B. Moleski, J. Gomez, J. Meisner, B. Scalet. SIXTH ROW-R. A. Gonzales, S. Mirarcni, D. Machusak, K. Greco, J. Cesari, T. K:nia, A. Brennan, R. Beaver, Nestico, L. A. Wydra. PAGE TH I RTY-FOUR J JI 1 Marion Heights Students FIRST ROW-left to right-O. Machoski, C. Janoka, M. Kubitski, T. Bindos, L. Bator, M. Melnick, E. Mirello, M. Ridilla, G. Wagner, J. White, M. Swaika. SECOND ROW-B. Cebolla, C. Bressi, Dumchack, B. A. Susko, J. Pekera, S. Lashendcck, P. J. Daniels, R. A. Dallabrida, E. Lauda, J. Portaro, Varano, O. Horengic, T. Takach, J. Pupo. THIRD ROW-R. M. Zaneski, M. D'Angelo, M. A. Davis, P. Secula, M. Buckwash, M. Howal, M. Falkie, M. Pekera, F. Kubitski, T. White, J. Alarkin, M. Petro, B. Olear, A. Poponiak, J. Pasterski. FOURTH ROW-D. DeOrio, J. Alonzo, J. Shepanski, J. Paczynski, D, Rogowski, Pasterski, J. White, J. Kruleski, J. Fisher, C. Balon, J. Zenuch, J. Horvath, L. Morata, J. Sutsko. FIFTH ROW-L. Golda, R. Marshalek, A. Petro, A. Grazioli, W. Litwin, J. Doviak, P. White, J. Baronoski, W. Huxta, E. Melnick, L. Bindos, J. Kinger, S. Varano, M. Dunick. SIXTH ROW-W. Olear, D. Fernandez, J. Fisher, J. Molesevich, T. Fernandez, M. Apichella, L. Huxta, T. Wagner, J. Poponiak, M. Swartz, J. Starego, J. Baksi. Lg ' ,Ii -' .5 .' 'III it PAGE THIRTY-FIVE Senior Class Play GLAMOU R BOY Naturally there were repercussions to Chauncey's reported success. Nonsense replied Miss Prescott, his English teacher .... To fellow students and Georgia Belle, he was just Peewee. Quiet, mouse-like. The kind nobody pays much attention to. Awfully funny at times, and a little tragic, was the way Miss Davis, school secretary, summed it up. That's Chauncey. Yes. That was Chauncey, the undersized, under-nourished, under-loved kid with a soul that reflected every hurt. Actually, he hadn't wanted to write that autobiography in the first place. His sensitive being shriveled at the thought of exposing his colorless existence to the laughter and ridicule of the whole class. But Miss Prescott had been adamant-either write it or fail the entire course! And so, Chauncey did what anybody might have done: he reached in to his dream world and became-on paper-the unsung hero, the self-appointed success, the GLAMOUR BOY of the school! Among other things, he pictures himself as a national hero, having saved Georgia Belle from drowning, while Flash and the other boys look on helplessly. Though the dream is rudely shattered, and Chauncey finds himself in some hot water, the Little Guy comes through in a Big Way! CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. Garfield .... Miss Davis .... Miss Higgins--- Miss Prescott--- J. C. Roberts-- ---- -- Miss Thorndyke ------... N. B. C. Announcer ------ - - -Stanley Chesney -Mona Goodman ------Joan Warholic Lucille Ponatoski -Angelo Feudale ---Joan Koones -Joseph Meisner Life Photographer -..---- Teddy Wagner Manager - - - Properties --.- Lights -------- Sound Effects - - - Mrs. Mooney ...-...--- Barbara Wishneski Georgia Belle Roberts --......-. E. Miriello Chauncey Jay Mooney---. .--- John Kruleski Gregory Horner .--.-.- ------Bob Ross Clarissa Green- ,----- ,--Agnes Krovitski Corky Williams .-... Roxanne Towner --- --------John Baksi -- - - - -Rose Owczarek Audrey Nelson .... ---Rose Ann Gonzales STAGE HANDS: ------------- ----Leonard Huxta - - -William Cossari - - - -Anthony Bressi PROMPTERS: Jean Ardan .-.-.---. Catherine Nestico ----.---- Jean PAGE THIRTY-SIX Directed by Mrs. Florence Gedanic - - -Stanley Metro Procopio Scenes From Senior Class Play PAGE T S Blue ESL White Review FIRST ROW-left to right-M. Switliski, M. Melnick, M. Goodman, P. Polinko, L. Ponatoski, B. Wishneski, R. A. Gonzales, H. Watral, D. Ramph. SECOND ROW-P. Ponto, M. Ridilla, T. Zarkoski, T. Greco, B. Wery, M. A, Olsheski, A. Zushin, S. Chesney, Mr. Thomas, Advisor. THIRD ROW-M. Avellino, D. Pachick, R. Brown, J, Warholic, J. Procopio, M. Watkins, B. Sawaikis, B. Kadyszewski, R. Allen, J. Koones, S. Orlando, M. A. Willard. Bonner Stoll FIRST ROW-left to rightfLucille Ponatoski, Rose Ann Gonzales, Marie Melnick, Mona Goodman, Polly Polinko, Jean Lazarski. SECOND ROWeMr. Sabol, Advisor, John Kruleski, Lillian Bator, Marie Dooley, Eleanor Miri- ello, Myron Gill, Anthony Pupo, Anthony Bressi. PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT Student Council FIRST ROW left to right7F, Willard, M. Merges, R, Murdock, L. Ponafoski, P. Salcwski, D. Mavcrnick, M, Swaika. SECOND ROWW -fF. Sheptock, J. Pupo, P. Secula, C. Bressi, S. Alexis, Y, Hetrick, J. Procopio, T. Greco, Mr. Doviak, Advisor. THIRD ROVVfS. Chesney, F, Rakowski, J. Tominovich, J. Kruleski, J. Fisher, A. Sirwopoli, C. Cesari, M, Voloshin, D. Shoiiy, G. Moinar. Corridor Potroi FIRST ROW-left to right-E. Mirarchi, R. Murdock, L. Poriafoski, J. Dalpiaz, B. Herman. SECOND ROW--R. Medos, D. Rustchack, H. Long, D, Mayernick, M. A. Olsheski, F. Rakowgki, Mr. Patrick, Advisor. THIRD ROW-R. Beaver, J. Kruleski, A. Steponovich, F. Gomez, J. Norstedf, D. Machusak, S. Chesney. PAGE THIRTY-NINE Student Librarians FIRST ROW-left to right-R. A. Gonzales, M. Goodman, R. M. Nestico, B. Wery, B. Moyer H, M. Winehofer. SECOND ROWgB. Butzko, J. Procopio, D. Mayernick, L. Polinko, A. Ponatoski, P. Nemeth R. Murdock, Mrs. Gedanic, Advisor. THIRD ROW-L, Ponatoski, R. M. Stellar, J. Lazarski, T. Greco, M. A. Olsheski, R. Pisarz B. Herman, E. Mirarchi. Cheerleaders Left to riqht-Joanne Pupo, Donna Paulnack, Eleanor Posca, Co-Captain, Jean Lazarski, Cap- tain, Sfella Alexis, Grace Varano, Shirley Orlando. PAGE FORTY Faculty Lunch Cafeteria Assistants Boys Gym Glass Girls Gym Glass Football Candidates Undergoing Medical Examination PAGE FORTY FOUR Just Before The Starting Whistle Vorsity Footboll FIRST ROW-left to right-R. Procopio, C. Kruleski, J. Gencavage, S. Chesney, G. Williams, J. Zyskoski, R. Ross. SECOND ROW-C. Coronitti, J. Kinger, G, Domanski, A. Swatski, E. Sinopoli, D. Fernandez, L. Varano, J. Derr. THIRD ROW-F. Procopio, R. Murdock, J. Fulginiti, J, Altmire, C. Balon, W. Fesniak, R. White, E. Zarkoski. FOURTH ROW-S. Mirarchi, E. Chesney, W. Pollock, J. Rick, W. Kalbarchik, P. Ridilla, L. Bindos, J. Fisher, R. Marshalek, R. Yezerski. FIFTH ROW-W. Cossari, manager, R. Fulginiti, W. Olear, S. Burak, assistant coach, E. Sta- vinski, coach, R. Novakoski. i953 September I2 I9 24 October I6 23 29 November 5 I I -Kulpmont High School Football Schedule-i953 Saturday Saturday Thursday Thursday Thursday Friday Friday Thursday Thursday Wednesda Y Kulpmont Kulpmont Kulpmont Kulpmont Kulpmont Kulpmont Kulpmont Kulpmont Kulpmont Kulpmont O .... .... 7 .... .... 6 .... .... 20 .... .... 7 .... .... I2 .... .... 6 .... .... 6 .... .... O .... ....... O ............ Shamokin --- West Hazleton Ashland .... West Mahanoy Mount Carmel --- ---- 37 -- --- 47 -- --- 37 --- --- O --- --- 4l Minersville --- --- 45 Shenandoah -- ..-- 20 Hazleton --- --- 47 Coaldale ......... --- I4 Coal Township Won I, Lost 9, Total Points, Season, Kulpmont, 64, Visitors, ------ --- 45 PAGE FORTY-FIVE - i 1 45 - i ..q.,,,,-s X' 5. f X ,- S S55 Q ., Q 3. MA . 1 Q :. Y. - ff ' Q '55 ,ms ' fr' : , 5 A fx . any 13' :FQ gifw 1 , -L is 'Fw' N' Q 4 ,V X fi ,- ' 'E W - 3 - ' if I if 1 -K, XA K 9 I A a RL '4- iff 'S ,..-nlllllll 1, . S W ,4 V751 . 'SL f . W! X. . I fx 9 h - x . e we Ax ,f F 'nr 5 4. - .Ng g 1. ev: My I M-gg w ,M W M Sr. x x ...A- AW,-,,.,, ,I ,.--ff . . ww,,,v- is v iii? ' X x 'Y 5-is w Varsity Basketball KNEELING-left to right-Morris Gard, Joseph Gencavage Joseph Ruths Chester Kruleskl Lottie Varano. STANDING-Edward Stavenskie, coachg Raymond Novakowsku Jerome Zbicki Eugene Sinopoll Stanley Chesney, Walter Wydra, Joseph Zyskoski, William Feudale William Cossari manager. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. I 3 7 Il I4 I6 I8 29 5 8 I2 Jan. I4 I9 22 26 27 5 9 I2 I6 I9 PAGE FORTY-E I GHT i953-54 Basketball Schedule Ashland ..... St. Edwards .... Frackville ......... Northumberland ...... Conyngham Township Ashland ............ Northumberland .... Butler Township --- Williamsport ..... Berwick ....... Shamokin ..... Coal Township --- Frackville ..... Mt. Carmel .... St. Edwards ..... Butler Township --- Berwick ........ Shamokin ....... Coal Township --- Williamsport --- Mt. Carmel --- ---AWAY-- ----HOME-- --- AWAY-- HOME-- - - - 'ff AWAY- - --- HOME-- AWAY- - --:-AWAY- - --- AWAY-- --- HOME-- HOME-- '-'.'. AWAY - - --- Home-- ---AWAY-- ---AWAY-- ----HOME-- - - -AWAY --- AWAY: ----HOME-- --------- HOME-- ----------- HOME-- WON 7 - LOST I4 NW PAGE FORTY-NINE I ..,,.af- ,...L.. W...-4 p' Q f 'E lr O... is is 2 in V X , me 'am' I I W ff li . 5 'i 6 r X W K ii Q A ' 51 2 H S ,Q 'fiffiwrlnn 'S ' 'F we ,,. 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A T v s: ,,., i ii e 1 8 ' 1 we K . 19, i wssTwARo, HO! 5 You needn't journey west- ward to loca te the finest N in quality and service. . . ' A You receive both wh en ' you pafronize our adver- . J tisers. X x W . ' . .,1,1,,,.,..,. ' X 'J' . .i.l 'll M'-4' ' . .SNK ' .. ,I If xx Q, ' FE:- ,5 XX., I' H . 'sm S' '. Q'e ' tL' , ,, 53 menu mrigjfm' Li ?--.I - ' v' 1- -1 .: ... . LTNA-. 1. - 4+-'T' we Compliments of STEVE'S POOL PARLOR Melrose Street, KEISER, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF MARION HEIGHTS FIRE COMPANY Compliments of MICHAEL POLINKO IZII Chestnut St., Kulpmont, Pa. KEI-E'S CAFE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR KEISER, PA. Electric Fans Ranges Motors Lighting Fixtures Flourescent Lamps Hot Water Heaters Compliments of J. B. SCALET 84 SON D'ANGELO'S HARDWARE STORE SERVICE STATION Kulpmont's Only Complete Hardware Store 501 North Street KEISER, PA. 86I Chestnut Street KULPMONT, PA Compllmenlls of Compliments of BROTHERS EUGENE C. BU RAK MIRARCHI CAFE ATTORN EY-AT- LAW Sales 84 Service -allis- 8I2 Chestnut Street KEISER, PA. Your Kulpmont Ford Dealer KU LPMONT, PA. We Furnish Your Home ZENITH RADIOS NORGE REERIGERATORS WASHERS FORMAN FURNITURE CO. Dial 12201 1045-47 Chestnut Street KULPMONT, PA. Luck and Success to the Graduates of 1954 CHESNEY WYDILA POST NO. 231 AMERICAN LEGION KULPMONT, PA. TADDEO BODY WORKS KING USED CAR DEALER MUSIC HOUSE Mount Carmel-Shamokin Highway Mi ATLAS, PA. Phone 157-W-2 24 N. oak Sf. Migfjuflfffbpt' I-iAEaowSKi BROS. SERVICE -..Qi Kigw- 'Everything Musical ATLANTIC GAS LUBRICATION OIL Phone 3-9462, Kulpmont, Penna. 1 1th and Chestnut Sts. KULPMONT, PA. Compliments of THE BOOTERY ---IIKIR SHAMOKIN, PA. TOMOL'S USED CARS ARE SOLD WITH A GUARANTEE We Buy Late Models Between Mt. Carmel and Green Ridge W. C. HACK 84 SONS DEPENDABLE HARDWARE SHAMOKIN Phone 1212 MT. CARMEL Phone 396 General Electric and Philco Appliances Compliments of RAY o LENA HAM PAUZER'S ARCH CASINO ---GIKIIM KULPMONT, PA. THE PENNSYLVANIA PLAN Register Now For Free Weekly Drawings for Big Prizes at P. A. STIEF C1 SONS OUTFITTERS TO MEN G BOYS 9-l3 North Oak Street MT. CARMEL, PA. MAURER'S WAYSIDE DAIRY PURE-PAK MILK MOUNT CARMEL For a Sparkling Smile and a Quicker Step- Drink Plenty of Our Rich Fresh Milk! AT YOUR CORNER GROCERY STORE Compliments of GOOD LUCK SHAMOKIN of CITIZEN 1954 Graduates ls the Most Widely Read PETER A. JUSTIN Pape' in JOSEPH Northumberland County M- P- ANGELI lyk... zso south oak street -ff- PROFESSIONALLY Mt. Carmel, Pa. ILLUSTRATED Mt. Carmel, Pa. Sl'lELL'S FLOWER Ailfigj FT CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS or 54 Phyllis Schell Kachel 208 South Oak St. Phone 564 MT. CARMEL, PA. GAl-LAGHER'S SHOE STORE ,Ei 21 North Oak Street MT. CARMEL, PA. HENRY J. MALINOWSKI INSURANCE AGENCY l237 Chestnut St. Kulpmont, Pa. Phone: 3-301 l Compliments of Compliments of Rainal's Grocery Store SAM DLUGEIS Kaiser' Pa' Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings Compliments of ASK ABOUT OUR PEN NA. PLAN ER ISO East Independence Street . PHONE 680 SHAMOKIN, PENNA North Street, KeIser, Pa. MARTINIE KOHLER LOCKET-I-S R. E' DEVQL ' WETZEL'S REAL ESTATE SHAMOKW' PA' , and -5- Floor COverIngs INSURANCE 9 E I d d St The Fashion Store That SHAMOKINI PA- SHZAESETNTEQD ' Juniors Love Phone 652 WE SPECIALIZE IN SEA FOOD FIFTH AND WILLOW STS. MOUNT CARMEL, PA. UP-TOWN CAFE MODERN WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTION 25l South Oak St. Mt. Carmel, Pa. ASK FOR STAR LANE NYLONS WISL Salutes the Graduates of KULPMONT HIGH SCHOOL May the Future Hold Complete Fulfillment of the Promises Offered by a Free Educational System in A Nation of Free Enterprise STATION WISL IAISO ON YOUR DIAL Owned and Operated by RADIO ANTHRACITE, INC. Henry W. Lark, President. Chas. H. Petrie, Manager. Compliments of F ICCA BROS. Grocery Stores 1513... ATLAS Phone Mt. Carmel 466 GREEN RIDGE Phone Mt. Carmel 806 VALLISH FURNITURE HOUSE MT. CARMEL, PA. Owned and Operated by W. B. VALLISH ENJOY YOURSELF AT THE IMPERIAL THEATRE The Best Programs in the Region KULPMONT, PA. Compliments of Confectionery Groceries NESBI-I-I-'S CU-I-RATE 6th and Scott Sts. KULPMONT, PA. MT. CARMEL, RA. Compliments of Comphments of Joi-IN WARDROP KESSLER'S 5 SGNS JOE LEADING HARDWARE , JEWEI-ERS MERCHANTS MIRARCI-II S MT. CARMEL, RENNA. REGISTERED -5Qf- JEWEL.ERS Class of 1939 Ba rber Follow th: Crowd O PEEQQOIQLQQELI Alert Buyers IO scum oak sneer, 38-40 South Oak Sf- MT. CARMEL, PA. ATLAS PA. MT. CARMEL, PA Phone l75I Compliments of SOY WEIKEL'S CAFE HELFENSTEIN, PA. Compliments of Sl-lOVLlN'S BOWLING ALLEY Managers JOHNNY MAY WALT POLIMBAS Best of Luck, Graduates! JOSEPH REIMER HELFENSTEIN, PA. Compliments of COYNE'S CAFE BEER, LIQUOR, FOOD, AND MUSIC LOCUST GAP, PA. CRESSINGER Compliments of Accordion School 25 N, Oak gf, BRECKER'S CAFE MT. CARMEL, PA. 514 E. Sunbury St., SHAMOKIN, PA. LOCUST GAP, PA. George Brecker, Prop. Compliments of NATIONAL Best Wishes to the 1954 Congratulations to the Joss: NG co. F .uraduates Class of 154 Sl So. Washington St., WILKES-BARRE, PA. Bingo Supplies and Jewelry SNYDER , SIMMONS n Committeeman Compliments of Councilman Bow TON BAKERY Locust Gap SHAMOKIN, PA. Gordon, Pa. Local 506 MT. CARMEL, PA. Compliments of MATUCCI WILLOW CAFE Specializing in Pizza and Italian Foods Compliments of ATKI N'S STORES CO. KULPMONT, PA. KOVAL'S SHOES 128 seeth oak Street Al-PHONSE Compliments Of MT. CARMEL, PA. -E1- VINCENT . . -+stK?a+e YOu'fflZ'ilitEam y MAKUWSKI CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER lf? Compliments of Attorney at Law ROOFING AND SIDING ' JAY JEWELERS OUR SPECIALTY lYour Credit Jewelersl I I2 North Street l32 W. M Ir Str t 134 North oak st. KEISEeR,oEfX. ee KEISERI PA. MT. CARMEL, PA. Compliments of CHARLES LUCAS FUNERAL DIRECTOR DR. JOSEPH P. Phone Mount Carmel 269 Kulpmont 4273 MORRISON MOUNT CARMEL, PA. Compliments of Compliments of CARMEWS RUSSIAN CLUB KULPMONT, PA. PEANUT SHOP President ......................... .--Michael J. Pelmke Vice President ........................... Leonard Wydra -+g4Kygt.- F' i I S t ......................... John Fedock KULPMONT, PA. manc a ecre ary Recording Secretary ....................... Joseph Bar lla Treasurer ............................. Michael Karplac Trustees .... ........... M ichael Fedok, Stephen Sincovicz MANELLO BROS. SUPER SERVICE STATION CRESSl NGER'S ACCORDION BAND NEW MEMBERS WELCOME 25 N. Oak Street SUNOCO GAS AND OILS MT- CARMEL' PA- 5l4 E. Sunbury St. KULPMONT, PA. Phone Kulp. 3-772i SHAMOKIN PA. Compliments of DR. JOSEpH T. CLOTHES SHOP WASILEWSKI -ek.. -.a3f Kg..- MT. CARMEL, PA. KULPMONT, PA. Phone M60 FEIFER Dentist Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania STECKER 8. COMPANY Victor, Decca and Columbia Records Remington and Royal Portable Typewriters ALL STUDENTS' SUPPLIES Compliments of DR. G. R. VARANO Optometrist 46 W. Third sr. 20 North Oak Street Mount Carmel, Pa. MT- CARMEL, PA- .lOl'lN PAPP, JR. J. WARAKSA Compliments of Proprietors of TOPOLSKI'S YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD BAKERY MARKET Patronize Your Hometown Bakery MEATS AND GROCERIES Tenth and Chestnut Sts., Kulpmont, Pa. KElSER, PA- Compliments of INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE L. P. RADZAI It is better to have insurance and not need it, WHOLESALER than to need it and not have it. -W... JOSEPH P. BRADLEY CONFECTLONERY IHARD-COAL JOEI BEVER GES -wh l-3 West Avenue Mt. Carmel, Pa Girardville, Pa. Phone 32l Congratulations to the Class of '54 JOSEPH MAHONEY Mt. Carmel, Pa. Congratulations, Graduates! ALICE AND JOHNNY BALLENT Mount Carmel, Pa. Best Wishes to the Class of '54 VICTOR ANGELI Warden Northumberland County Jail Sunbury, Pa. BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '54 from MICHAEL KELLEGHAR President of Locust Gap Local No. 506 Best Wishes to the New Graduates! ISABEL, JOE ancl EUGENE KRICK Girardville, Pa. Congratulations to the Senior Class of l954! JUDGE WILLIAM I. TROUTMAN BEST OF LUCK, GRADUATES! FRANK THOMAS Treasurer - Locust Gap Local No. 506 MT. CARMEL, PA. Best Wishes to the Class of '54 GEORGE F. PERLES County Commissioner . I ' t th Congratulations to the Congratu allons O e Class ot 1954 Class of '54 JOHN BOYLAN -+z-iKIl+-- Mine Committee Man Locust Gap Local 506 FRIENDS MT. CARMEL, PA. VARANO G TROUTMAN ABBATTOI R'S Sixth and Oak Streets KULPMONT, PA. MAY SUCCESS ALWAYS BE YouRS AL MCGINN Financial Secretary, Locust Gap Local No. 506 LOCUST GAP, PA. KRAMER'S BOTTLING WORKS MANUFACTURERS OF FULL FLAVORED BEVERAGES CORNER MARKET AND CENTER STREETS, MT. CARMEL, PA. DR. W. A. SNYDER Optometrist ZIMMERMAN'S JEWELRY STORE 36 N. Market Street SHAMOKIN, PA. BROWN THE STATION ER Third and Oak Streets Greeting Cards MOUNT CARMEL, PA. Books St tioner phone 400 The Store for Smart Jewelry a y and Beautiful Gifts. SHAMOKIN, PA. Compliments of ENTERPRISE SPECIALTY CO. 423-425 E. Sunbury Stree SHAMOKIN, PA. T FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS RHODES FLORIST KULPMONT, PA. Men's Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes Compliments of Andy Charlie Leavens C1 Donlan MODERN SHOE REI-I-Z SHAMOKIN, PA. DOM. SINOPOLII ATTORNEY AT LAW Compliments of LU POLD'S Furniture Store Shamokin, Pa. Prop. I I West Third St. 906 Chestnut Street KULPMONT, PA. MT. CARMEL, PA. UNITED MEN'S SHOP l2O E. Independence St. SHAMOKIN, PA. II Shamokin's Popular Priced Men's Store Compliments of GUlNAN'S MT. CARMEL, PENNA. MAHANOY CITY, PEN NA. SHAMOKIN, PENNA BERWICK, PEN NA. Compliments of SLOPPY JOE,S ZARLINSKI S GROCERY STORE TAVERN Texaco -WKW KULPMONT' PA' Service Station MEM-5, Fancy Groceries, m,,K,,,- Fresh Vegetables, Compliments of Fruits JEAN N E5 can 3-9496 'TIKIT' BEAUTY SHOP KULPMONT, PA. KU LPMONT, PA. Call Kulpmont 3-2891 754 Spruce Street KULPMONT, PENNA. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. JOHN BARANOWSKI KUl-PMONT, PA. PROCOPIO'S GROCERY STORE I l66 Chestnut St., KULPMONT, PENNA. Compliments of BRENNAN'S CLEANERS Chestnut Street KU LPMONT, PA. Headquarters for GRADUATION GIFTS LIACHOWITZ JEWELRY STORE Established I888 Opposite Reading Station SHAMOKIN, PA. Df- H- H- M-a9l 'lS CENTRAL RESTAURANT DENTI ST 962 Chestnut Street MT. CARMEL, PA. KULPMONT, PENNA. Complime t fth DIAMCDND CCDAL COMPANY GRECO BROS. ATI P yl Phone 1540 MIKE WANZIE Distributor of F 5 S BEER 715 Pine St. KULPMONT, PA. Phone 3-671 1 Compliments of LEONARD WYDRA HEATING AND PLUMBING 1Oth and Pine Streets Kulpmont, Pa Phone 3-641 1 Compliments of THE MT. CARMEL DENTAL SOCIETY SHENK 81 TI'I'I'LE 313 Market Street HARRISBURG, PENNA. EVERYTHING FOR SPORTS PLAY MORE - LIVE LONGER THE WEST END FIRE ASSOCIATION Wishes the Class of 1954 Success in its Future Ventures OFFICERS PRESIDENT ............. ........... ........ J O HN AUSTIC VICE PRESIDENT ........... .... J AMES WOLFGANG RECORDING SECRETARY ....................... EDWARD CLAUSER FINANCIAL SECRETARY ........................ -MARLIN BECKER TREASURER ...................................... PAUL MIZAK BOARD OF DIRECTORS ...... FRANK BERGONIA, EDWARD MURDOCK, STEPHEN DUGINSKI, DOMINICK PARENTI, JOSEPH WARGO FOREMAN ................................ MICHAEL BENEDETTO ASSISTANT FOREMAN ...................... STANLEY SUTKOWSKI FIRE CHIEF ............. ...... A NTHONY MANELLO ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF ..... ...... F ELIX ALEXANDER FIRE POLICE ............ ........ E LMER MILLER The Best of Luck to the Class of '54 GENERAL MINE A. C. WILLIAM SIMMONS, Promoter ALEX GONZALES, Matchmaker MOUNT CARMEL, PENNA. C0mPIim9f1'fS Of Home of Nationally Known Brands in REGINNS SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY FI-ORIST SHUP MILLER BROS. SHOE STORE Girardville, Pa. Mount Carmel Shamokin Sunbury, Penna BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '54 May you be successful in whatever you may undertake. A FRIEND Our Sincere Congratulations to the Class of '54 MR. AND MRS. ALEX GONZALES AND FAM l LY THE STYLE si-lop VISIT. U 214 East Independence St. SHAMOKIN, PA. lO8 S. Oak Street Mt. Carmel, Pa Headquarters for Coats, Dresses, Gowns For Graduation Gifts Your Boy and Girl . , . will love. The Region s Leading Store Compliments of the LOCUST GAP LOCAL UNION NO. 506 Michael Kelleghar Joseph Mahoney- William Simmons Al McGinn ....... ---- -----------President -- ..... .-----Vice President --- -Recording Secretary George Perles ..... --- .... .Financial Secretary ---------Financial Secretary Frank Thomas --- .................. Treasurer Alex Gonzales--- John Boylan -- William Snyder -- - -.-- Chairman Mine Committee -----------Committee Man ----Committee Man BAKSI FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS- SERWCE STAWON DIRECT FROM OUR CREENI-IOLISE A to Z Lubrication Tires - Tubes - Accessor es M I KEISER, PA. KULPMONT AND MOUNT CARMEL Complimenfs Of GERTRUDE'S SHOPPE Cornplirnenfs of ALEX'S H05lefY BARBER SHOP Ladies' and Children's DIAK C7 OLCESE Apparel ALEX D'ALEXANDER Proprietor Phone Kulpmont, 3-35 l 9 lOOO Chestnut Street Kulpmont, Pa. GERT KURLAND GROCERY STORE KU LPMONT, PA. Phone 3-9420 SAFEWAY Cleaners G Dyers Tailoring, Pressing, Repairing 1235 Chestnut Street Kulpmont, Pa. Compliments of APPLE'S CAFE ll3 North Street KEISER - PENNA. Phone 3-9476 SAM PETELLO Groceries and Home Dressed Meats KEISER - PENNA. JCSEPHGPQORENZAN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 We RepairlAll Kinds of Musical l'lSffUfT1enfS Television and Repairs Everything Musical 20 South Market Street SHAMOKIN, PENNA. Phone ll24 LOCAL DEALER CLAUSER CHEVROLET KULPMONT, PA. Compliments of REGAL 6' BLUM Independence Cr Market Sts. SHAMOKIN, PA. STANDARD DRUG STORE MICHAEL RACI-IuTA, Ph. C.. Phone 66l l5l South Oak Street MOUNT CARMEL - - PENNA. Compliments of J. O' H. SAL-ES AND YOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE AT 224 KATCH'S FURNITURE STORE SERVICE 224 S. OAK STREET ATLAS, PA. MOUNT CARMEL .-.- PENNA. DUKE'5 HOTEL HOROWITZ'S SILVERMAN'S EIGHTS ON T. v. LUGGAGE VARIETY STORE BEST Pliiglgg IN THE -Ed MMKHF- North Street 107 S' Oak Street 833 Chestnut Street KEISER, PENNA. MT- CARMEL, PENNA- KULPMONT, PENNA. Compliments Of FREDDIE GILOTTI WETZEL'S I-ORD,S The Plumber Insurance Agency ARE YOU READY FOR DRESS 51-10p Dial 3-3047 MT. CARMEL, PA. FREDDI E? 905 Chestnut St. Call Kulpmont 3-2923 KULPMONT, PENNA. Compliments of FUN SHOP SHAMOKIN, PENNA. THE HOME OF SMART CLOTHING THE HUB I45 South Oak Street Mt. Carmel, P Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK 6' CO. SHAMOKIN, PENNA. Stop in and See Us Today Phone 8-461 I HIGGINS FUNERAL SERVICE 39-40 South Market St. MOUNT CARMEL, ---- PENNA. SINCEREST CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATES OF K. H. S. CLASS OF i954 JAN SOBIESKI SOCIETY OFFICERS President - - - - Charles S. Michalowski Vice President - - - - Frank Stanitski Recording Secretary - - Edward Wojtal Financial Secretary - - Bernard Basalay Treasurer - - - - Alex Chojnowski John Zarkoski Enoch Lelevich Trustees - John Duran Joseph Bartos Stanley Moroz Sergeant-at-Arms - - - Mike Smigel Steward - - - Sigmund Juscavage 'RENP5 SH IMOCK'S GIFT SHOP Greeting Cards, China, FURNITURE, WALLPAPER, PAINTS, 5Ia'fI0 'e Yf LANE CEDAR CH ESTS Religious Articles 957 Chestnut St. 24I S. OAK STREET MT. CARMEL, PENNA KULPMONT, PA. PHONE 638 Paint More In The Choice of Discriminating Seniors 54 PRINTCRAFT GRADUATION PERSONAL CARDS AND FRANIC5 COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS LUMBER CO. Ig., K PRINTCRAFT CARD COMPANY, Inc. KULPMONT, PA. Scranton 5, Penna. JEWELER-S FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS DIEGES 84 CLUST MANUFACTURING JEWELERS I7 John Street New York 8, N. Y. RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS TROPHIES TI-IE UNITED MINE WORKERS CDE AMERICA District No.9 wishes The Staff of the Banner and the Class of '54 Success in its Future Ventures Shamokin School ot Beauty ancl Sciences Hair Dressing, Sales Represen- tative and Dozens of Other Career Opportunities In the Beauty lndustry Come or Telephone for Personal Interview TH EL.MA THARP, Representative I47 E. Independence St., SHAMOKIN, PA. CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! FRAN K J. BRENNAN SECRETARY-TREASURER District No. 9 UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA ATLAS HARDWARE COMPANY 30 N. Oak Street Mt. Carmel, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of 1954 JOHNNY LOMBARDO MT. CARMEI., PENNA Phone 1053-J Well-Known Regional Boxer Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of l954 JOHN L. CUFF CONTRACTOR Home Repairs Done on Easy Payment Plans Phone 6440 GIRARDVILLE, PA. MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL STEWART AND FAMILY Compliments of KANMAK MILL INC. and KULPMQNT MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC. 1? if Compliments of RALPH DE NUNZIO ASSESSOR of MARION HEIGHTS BOROUGH PU PO'S MEAT MARKET Where Quality and Economy Meet Phone 3-2571 KEISER, PENNA. THE MT. CARMEL ITEM EXTEND THEIR BEST WISHES TO THE ' CLASS OF I954 MT. CARMEL, PA. Cofnplirnents of REKORD Printing fr Publishing YGUR LOCAL DAIRY 710 N. shamokan sf., MILK ICE CREAM CREAM Phone 8-3231 SHAMOKIN, PA. Phone 3-226I KULPMONT, PA. CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of DR. GERGEN Optometrist 6 North Oak St., MT. CARMEL, PA. TO THE CLASS or 1954 LION'S CLUB OF KULPMONT President ................................ M, WANZIE First Vice President--- ------- L. WYDRA Treasurer -------- ------- A . NESTICO Secretary ---------- ------ A . AVELLINO Assistant Secretary ----------------------------- J. PAPP BOARD OF DIRECTORS M. WANZIE L. FORMAN A. NESTICO J. PAPP W. KAMINSKY A. AVELLINO J. WARAKSA J. APICHELL F. GILOTTI E. DALLABRIDA S. 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