Lansford High School - Panther Yearbook (Lansford, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1938 volume:

D 7 1 ' fsggmff Xp! W Q +5 if A U Pj. X 57 1 ' Q55 , 1 I' SQ n 11 X , f -uh' ' f If Z fix, K W1 E- ,4 k Hi lf if 0 Q 0, P fu. T2 4 gAW5kJ PANTHER STAFF 1958 Editor-in-chief ........,...4..,.. .,...,......,........., ..A.,...A Kathryn Heffelfinger Assistant Editors ...........,, ......A.,... Harold Greenberger Helen Gerber Fannette Brill Make-Up Manager ,,..,,....,,.. - .,,...,........ Lena Galuk Spgpts ,... ........,....,.......,.,...,... ....,. SPECIAL EDITORS Andrew Hurnyak Sylvester Harkowitz Senior History .1,...,....r - ..,...r.r...,,.,,.,.4,,......r, Wilma Hughes Junior History .....r,...,r . l.,,,l. .W ........r..y..,..,. H .... Helen Cohen Sophomore History.. l.,.. - ,,r,,....... - A... Fannette Brill Freshman History .,.,.., .-i- .,..,,,.,....., Genevieve Riordan Eighth Grade History-m ,..... .M . ,,..,.,r.r Marvin Greenberger Seventh Grade History. . ..,,., .,....,..4,.,. ...... -.Clayton Miller Student Council ,....,.,, .l.,.....i..., .N .,.... .4i..,...,l. ,,..,, .,,. .W ..,,, M Sara Faust Band. .,,...... iV,....,..... ,......,...i.,,...,.4......... l...,.,.. ,...... .,l. ....,... William Richards Orchestra. .A .,,, ..,...,i,...... .,...,...,.,..... Florence Lemcke Safety Patrol. ......... ............................... -.Joseph Gorka Forensics. ................ ..... ....... Margaret M. Mulhearn Snapshots.-W .... ................. ............... William Reaman Mitzi Greenberger Janet Stewart Wit R Humor ................ .U Jcseph Gorka Bobby Weaver 1 Helen Gerber Doris Evans Senior Specialties ................. ..... .... Margaret M. Nihen Emma Baldwin Fay Reese ARTISTS Chief Artist. ..... H- . ..................... ....... ...... ............ .......... Milan Brozek First Assistant ........ W .... .... Joseph Skellchock Second Assistant ............. ..................... Russell Wapensky Third Assistant ................. ................ Theodore Theodore Fourth Assistant .................... ........... .............. Michael Koshuta MISS KATHLEEN ESHARPE MR. KLINE SMERNERT ADVISER ADWSER . K DE V 0 JRR' A. Miller S. Faust E. Baldwin J. Skellchook W. Hughes p M. M. Nihen, M. Kalny 'M'f T F. Rees M. Ritzel' M. Dopera D. Evans E. Yusko J. Geusic J. Repko . R. Wood J. Marsden S. Morgans P. Hlavaty F. Lewis Lena Galuk Mary Dobda Betty Zona Mary Yenca Betty Davis Martha Chuchran Anna Oracho V. Sotak J. Latka J. Kosalko P. Kavitsky J. Lesko F. Bloom E. Brimmer. Paul Burkhart Mary Kocon PANTHERSTAFF 1958 BUSINESS MANAGERS J. Yediny P. Kavitsky R. Goury M. Britton H. Miklosovic K. Heffelfinger J. Porambo J. Pispeky N. Zimmerman J. Boyle S. Besbris V. Sotak B. Shindel G. Popp T. Davis C. Cappos P. Pavlis R. Holmes B. Gazo SENIOR TYPISTS Lois Holmes Martha Matta Helen Fedora Mary Sherbin JUNIOR TYPISTS Bessie Miller Margaret Reese MIMEOGRAPHERS J. Modrick J. Hlubik A R. Kelley G. Harvan T. Fedora . Dotsey . Gilmore J J PROOF READERS Helen Miklosovic Frank Andrews M. Jenkins J. Praskac L. Strauss E. Humphries A. Hurnyak R. Weyhenmeyer E. Thorne M. M. Mulhearn H. Greenberger F. Lemeke E. Abrahams A. Ruback A. Oriel R. Walton G. Hiordan V. Wapensky A. Altschuler J. Wargo J. Danshaw Mary Ritzel Veronica Skottey Mary Veron Edmund Ogozalek Catherine Miller Jane Pietruoh Lillian Balliet J. Phillips B.Ymwmwa D. Beynon J. Gardiner 1 A. Kosica H. Turcmanovioh A. Piovane Jean McCole Mary Veron is i 45...-Rs S f, fu, 4-- ' - 1938 STAFF PANTHER 1, GEiO:lShV-1 OHQNS Ha LH '10 M4 - fa . qffillmun, 1 U x. .usxwl 'RUM 'pu .H In x M . xxxlXNmwnxvwRXTKK6m5..x-'- 1 'mai M X ' ' 1.-funk! ' nun n . -. . - d y FOREWORD - - s K I 1 is It is the aim and ambition of the : N 5 Panther Staff to set forth in the follow- aN S ing pages the ideals of the Lansford High -l is School as well as the outstanding events 2 of the year 1957-1958. Since this is only our third attempt 5 ir to publish a mimeographed yearbook, we E 2 hope that you will be tolerant in your criticisms. E We wish to extend our thanks and appreciation to all those who, in anygway, have helped to make this volume possible.g c m mm l llll:h.ulNnl1 ra 3' 'unuw va::avlI:9w::N'Lul4 X Nun ' nmmmmm N Mum L' JV W hum 5 ldnnl .i AMAAMK H . , 1 , i - - -A.1.....a.n.n. 1 i 4 Q- .J ' .- W. This yearbook is respectfully 3 y dedicated to Miss Annie Stewart who, it a if Q 1 at the time of her retirement in '- 1934, had served for 51 years as a i Q ff teacher in the Lansford schools. Her long years of faithful service Af 52 i it , l and her ability and untiring efforts N' as a teacher have endeared her to V hundreds who will always think of L her with gratitude and affection. K1 K X 2 Jiri... S ANNIE E. STEW GHVO9 50 NOILVOUGH 4QQ4Q44s4Q 19 was s'1uxNLaY Q, MGKGANS ,mis1Df.N'r sam Wnmfxms wcafmaasmrr mas 1-Jams sacfaawxfcf LAWRENCE' CAMPBELL 'TREASURER ?lAIiIiY HfxfcmfxNF'r Louis mae 1-mmf WEYHENMQYEIQ 'H-lgmsfx vfmmms, MAEK1CHAI9D5,SEC. www 4Qa4 4ms 11 wb'.'gWS EES i'E3V Egg Eiggi Egg, wQg41lMwiQ1'qgg4 Rig 1'iQfBa MR. E. M. BALSBAUGH, SUPERINTENDENT MR. JOHN E. LAUER, PRINCIPAL MRS. MARY D. ANDREWS MISS MAUDE F. BACON MISS MARY E. BOYLE MR. JOHN R. CALDWELL MISS HANNAH B. DERBY MR. FRANCIS J. DOLAN MR. WALTER T. FUDGE MISS MISS .L NANCY B. GALLAGHER SOPHIE M. GALLAGHER MISS JEAN L. GRIFFITH MISS GLADYS M. GWILLYM MISS MIRIAM F. HEFFELFINGER MR. HOWARD D. JEFFERIES MR. FRANCIS C. JOHNS MRS. ANNA D. MACREADY MR. J. FREEMAN MELROY I MR. KENNETH R. MILLEN MISS GLADYS W. MONTGOMERY MR. JESSE L. MONTGOMERY MISS SARAH E. MORGANS MISS SALLIE C. MULHEARN MISS CATHERINE A. REDGATE MR. WILLIAM T. RICHARDS MISS JUSTINE U. SCARLOS MISS KATHLEEN E. SHARPE MISS MARIE SPILLANE MISS EDITH STEVENS MISS KATHERINE F. WEBSTER MR. KLINE S. WERNERT MISS IDA E. WYNN vEvM'v v K 4M4. 4.M4M ,- ww ,W G K H I-R' ULTY . FAC S H . L . 1 SSVTO JO 3Q6T 5 Y, ,s 5 V B P NI, x if ,IW f Qsrfq S 19 S35 S c S- L fy XX on , SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ...,.A..,............A.......A..........,,........, Joseph Skellchook A Vice-President 4 A..4..... N ......................,.. Mary Dobda Secretary .....,.....,... ..,.... .....,.,. L uk e Sgrbagic Treasurer e...A..A...,.,. p ..........., Margaret M. Nihen . SENIOR CLASS ROLL AUmn,Thwms+ Andrews, Frank + Baldwing Emma ++ Bilov , Anna +++ Bloomfkglorence ++ Bomba,,John + Boyle, Joseph +++ Brim er, Edward + Britton, Marion ++ Burkhart, Paul ++ Cattivera, Antoinette Colanceooo, Joseph + Coury, Richard ++ Cupak, Irene + DeMichele, Gennero + Derkac, Joseph + Dobda, Mary +++ Dopera, Martha + Eckrode, Junior +++ Evans, Doris + Faust, Sara ++ Fedora, Helen +++ Gallanda, Michael + Galuk, Lena +++ Gerber, Helen +++ Geusic, Joseph +++ Gilmore, Jack + Gorka, Joseph +++ Hand, Jean + ' Harahnc, John + Harvan, George +++ Hebda, John + Heffelfinger, Kathryn +++ Hlubik, Joseph + Holmes, Lois +++ Horowski, Charles + Academic + Houston, Janet ++ Hughes, Wilma ++ Imirsek, Paul ++ Kalny, Michael + Kavitsky, Paul +++ Kelley, George + Kelley, Robert + Kielbasa, Joseph + Kimmel, Lawrence + Kocon, Mary + Kosalko, Joseph +++ Kosciolek, Sophie +++ Kostelansky, Anna +++ Krutsick, Edward + Krutsick, Frances +++ Latka, John +++ Legutki, Anne + Major, Betty + Marcinko, Steve ++ Markovich, William + MoCo1e, Jean +++ ' Miklosovic, Helen + Mikolajzyk, Emily + Miller, Allen +++ Miller, Harry + Morgans, Jack + Nihen, Margaret M. +++ Novak, Cyril + Ogozalek, Edmund +++ Ogozalek, Sara + Olexy, Daniel ++ Olsefsky, Charles + Pekarik, Julius ++ Phillipovich, Joseph + Pispeky, John ++ Popp, John ++ College Preparatory ++ Porambo, John + Reaman, William +++ Rees, Fay ++ Repik, Florian + Repko, Joseph ++ Reusch, William + Ritzel, Mary +++ Rockefeller, Thomas + Rusnak, Michael + Rybnikar, Ann + Rydzewski, Joseph ++ Scrbacic, Luke ++ Shereba, Alex + Sherebin, Mary +++ Skellohock, Joseph + Skottey, Joseph + Skottey, Veronica +++ Snyder, William + Stevens, Ann + Stewart, Janet ++ Strepko, Mitchel + Surma, William + ' Tranchek, Olga +++ Vavra, Martha +++ Veron, Mary +++ Vitek, Anna +++ Walton, Ruth +++ Whildin, Margaret ++ Yatsko, John + Yediny, John + Yenca, Mary +++ Yusko, Ernest +++ Zim erman, Nathan ++ Zona, Betty +++ Zrinsky, Ann + Zubeok, John + Com ercial +++ sre+ar re e 5 4+a4Qa4sa as , , L. -Y .4 --- AY e ,f --f1:,,,A,, A... of - -1 4-1--Q '1- - 1 - 'Q- 1-' f--- - X X CLASS or -1938 xl President 1,..,...,,....A....,A.,,,, .,............A. Joseph Skellehock Z Vice-President ,.,.......,.... ...A.....,......... Mary Dobda .2 n a I Q n 1 Secretary .....,.......,....A..4A... i WWnM,Luke Scrbaolc nn.Margaret M. Nihen : Treasurer .,...A....... ...A.. Motto AA...,MA.4....,,e .U ...,,,.,,, .,......, Conquer We Must I Class Colors .,.,r...,.,, .....r....... F .. Blue and white Q Class Flower As,,...,A.... r,....rr,. Mountain Laurel E CLASS ADVISERS , Kathleen E. Sharpe - Ida E. Wynn 5 Katherine F. Webster p Walter T. Fudge 3 1 0 I Mary E. Boyle Francis C. Johns j John Caldwell Marie Spillane I 1 , a4as4fs aa4a LANSFORD HIGH SCHOOL BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM CLASS OF 1938 March Class of I93B Doxology Audience Invocation Rev. Leighton Palmer Pastor, Methodist Church Anthem Trinity Lutheran Church Choir Scripture Lesson Rev. E. Malcolm Barr Pastor, Reformed Church ' Anthem Trinity Lutheran Church Choir P Prayer Rev. J. H. Hyde Pastor, English Congregational Church Hymn: Faith of Our Fathersnx' Audience Sermon Rev. E. Richard Acker Pastor, Trinity Lutheran Church Hymn: How Firm a Foundation Audience Benediction Rev. Alexander Gilmore Pastor, Presbyterian Church r ef' r at ve rse 5s 4aQ 4 4aa A. C T A MAA ,Q fexil aAraA rsAflraAraAf m18 a4la4,lg4a4 CLASS DAY PROGRAM 1 , 19 3 8 we M'Q4 imrb -ei Egg iiggg t 1 A ggg ab EEE MWAQEQA Momma ooosss Muoov LAND ,gee 2 EEA QE sh Ama mms: mm ,,,, A , ,... . .- 5' . E --5?f Emmglnluf 'wwmwwmwg SETTING: ' Harbor of Lost Soles. Mother Goose's Shoe, llAAA Shoe Box Avenue, in the S. pay a last visit to Mother Goose Land to enjoy a farewell jamboree with their the songs, and the composition of this program are the original efforts of the Class FOREWORD: The Seniors of the L.H. storybook friends. The plan, the dialogue, Day Committee. f 3 CAST CN CHARACTERS Mother Goose ...,. ,,.,,., . ....,.........,.. ,M Sara Faust Puss-in-Boots ,,,.. ...C..,., ll Snow Whiteel ..,....,,., ,.,....,.....,,.,.,,, Martha Dopera Bo-Peep ,.,,.......,.,......,........ W Grumpy ,,....,....,........,....,... Dopey ,CV.......,,,...,......,.... Sleepy ....,,...,,..,. Happy ,..,....,.... Doo ....,.. ...,.,...,..., Sneezy ro............,.,....,,....... Bashful ,.......,..,.....,...,...,,... .,......,.....,.......,,.,.., Florence Bloom MlMl.Emma Baldwin Irene Cupak Ann Zrinsky ,Antoinette Cattivera HWMWWhMlhWmJean MoCole Simple Simon .,...,,.,,.., ..........,.... Giant .,,..,.,.,.....,......,..,...,....,..........C..,......,,,.....,.,.,..... .....,., Dgnald Duck .....,. ..,.,,,....,..,,,.....,. ,.,...,.,.,. .,., Sinbad the Sailor .,....,.......,..,....,. Sarah Ogozalek Michael Kalny Florian Repik George Kelley Joseph Hlubik Jack Horner ...,.,....,,..,........,......,.,.......,.,.,........ Paul Burkhart Red Riding Hood-Kathryn Heffelfinger Miss Muffet .......,,.. .,..,,,. ,.,,..,........ ......,,..,r. Janet Stewart Goldilggkg ..............,..,...,..,.....w.....,,......., 0 A.............. Betty Major Tommy Tucker ,.......,......... ......,.,.....,.,.. Allad1n,, .,..r.... ,...,............ N Boy Blue .,.......,S...,...,,........C,.,,,,...,..,.,,.,..,.,.,,.. Peter Piper ,,.,...,......,.. King Cole ..,.,.......,,....,,....,.,......, ..,..,..,...,.,,,....,, Queen of Hearts Curly-Locks ,...................,...... Helen Miklosovio Wilma Hughes Harry Miller lWWwW1ll1am Reaman Frank Andrews llllwwllllam Snyder John Yediny Lena Galuk 'WWsE5Hie Kosciolek Jack-in-the-Box ........,,.......,...,, William Surma Wee Willie Winkie ,,,,,,,,.,,,, hll, John Morgans Tom, Piper's Son .....,...,..,...,...S Jack Gilmore Jack ....,...,..,.......,,,..,.,,.....,,..,,....,.....,.......,,..S, Lawrence Kimmel Jill ,... . ..C..,...........,..,.,...,,,,..,.,..,....,..,..... ...C,,,.......,..,.,, HSlGH Fedora Girl with Little Curl-Martha Vavra Mary and Her Lamb-Frances Krutsiok Mary, Quite Contrary .,......l.. ...., Mary Kocon sraa eraevab-' 5 As4a4fa4aa4Qa ss4Y1a Ma4fa4ifa 194i-Hina CLASS DAY PROGRAM OF 1938 Brothers of Boy Blue ,..,..,........ .... .....A..,.,.A Paul Imrisek - Thomas Rockefeller Jack Spratt and Wife ..,.,,,..,...., ........4. Whwilliam Markovich and Doris Evans lO o'olock Scholarc ...,,.,....,. 4. ..,4..... . ......,........ N ..o.,..,. ,.....,,A.,,.A .,....., ..,..o .,.. W .,... . ,..., Michael Rusnak SPGHKGI' .......,.....o.....,.......,..,.........,....... ...,,. ., . . ...A.,.o,...,...... ..AA..,A..o... ...,,. . J , ,..... ......... . Poetess, ,,,,Ao .A,.o4.,,.A..A.. ,......,....,.....o...4,,. . ..,., ...,...... .,..4....o,4...o...,..,......,..o,. ......,......,,......,.o..A. H. ,..o..,., .....,.. .4,, WM Joseph Skellchock will Helen Gerber Reader of Poem ,.o.... .,.,.,.o........,..e,,... .,A.,..o. ,..,.....A,..o.,,.e,,...e..A...e.,.ee,.,. .,oA,. W 4A.... o...,.....,,A....., .,e.... A4...e.. ....,4,. ...... no .oA..,.,.,.4,,,eo,., ......A Mary Dobda Panther Valley Hoboes ,.,,,.,.. ..A,.,. .,,4.... Luke Scrbacic Joseph Gorka Edward Krutsick Messenger Boy ..,r... ,,.,4. .J .... ,... .s.... .....,.,.,.,,.... ,,,r..A .,........,,...,.,...r.., .,..r.r rr... .4....,.....,... ....AA.,,.r....4r.. rr.......s..A,.r...,.,.. H, ....,.r Joseph Skottey Tappers .,,.........,.rr..,..,. N .r..,..,... H ..,. Joseph Geusic Janet Houston Mary Ritzel Junior Eckroade J Lois Holmes Big Apple ...,..,, ..... .........., Richard Coury Veronica Skottey Paul Kavitsky Mary ' Joseph Boyle Margaret Whildin John Yatsko Mary Veron Ten Pretty Girls ,........,,... ,.......,.., John Porambo Gennero DeMichele Joseph Derkao George Kelley Alex Shereba p Robert Kelley Joseph Phillipovich Joseph Kielbasa John Latka Ernest Yusko The Boy .,,.r..... 4...... ,...r. . ,.,...r.........r.,.... A ......r,,...,...,...,.. r....,..,.,..............,..... .r..,.... ,.,A...,r,.r...r...r, Cyril Novak DANCES - nSnow White and the Seven Dwarfsn and NBorrowed Plumesn by Chalif. A L. H. S. STUDENTS Thomas Aiken Anna Bilovsky John Bomba Edward Brimmer Marion Britton Michael Gallanda Jean Hand John Harahno George Harvan John Hebda Charles Horowski Joseph Kosalko Anna Kostelansky Anna Legutki Stephen Marcinko Emily Mikolajzyk Allen Miller Daniel Olexy Charles Olsefsky Julius Pekarik John Pispeky John Popp Fay Rees Joseph Repko William Reusch Anna Rybnikar Joseph Rydzewski Ann Stevens Mitchel Strepko Olga Trancheck Anna Vitek Ruth Walton Mary Yenoa Nathan Zimmerman Margaret Mary Nihen Betty Zena Edmund Ogozalek John Zubeck A S ,A in or or qo,A , A ,, ,, a4 Q4sd4sd4sd SEN KDR C LASS PROPHECY Los Angeles, Cal. June 21, 1948 Editor Lans-Hi-Lites Lansford, Pennsylvania Dear Editor: Here we are, two members of the class of l958--still traveling, still single, still happy. For the past five years we've been seeing America first, and were particularly surprised to find so many of our classmates in this section of the country. During our stay here, we've seen more old pals and have had a better get-together than we've had since our class outing. CYou probably heard about that.J At any rate, our main purpose in writing is to give you some idea of the tre- mendous success of the alumni of 1958. Of course, as you know, Hollywood is still the glamour center of all America. Our first night out was spent Ndoing the town.n One of the liveliest spots here and around is Joe Repko's Hawaiian Paradise. Joe has commercialized his talents as a'E5st, which were evinced so many times during school days at his hulubki suppers. It seems to be quite popular, and we readily understood that, when the lights dimmed and Jean Hand entered to the rhythm of strumming guitars. Her famed routine was created by Cyril Novak, who swings his baton and his or- chestra nightly at the Paradise. The muted trumpets of Frank Andrews, Paul Imrisek, and Tommy Rockefeller, combined with the suttle stringed instruments of the ormer Uzark Hill-Billies, Edward Krutsick, Joe Gorka, and Luke Scrbacic, do keep the swing addicts stomping out the Congo Clog. After the entertainment, Martha Do era served to us a delicious dinner. We chatted with her for a while and learned that Jake Sn der and King Hlubik were the chief chefs of the establishment, with Jackie Harahnc as head waiter. Try to imagine Jake and King elbow-deep in dough. COf course, we mean the flour and liquid mixture.P Can't you visualize Jackie acting as suave as they come? Strange as it may seem to you, this is what we actually saw. Serving other tables we soon discerned Toni Cattivera, Mary Kocon, Sophie Kosciolek, and Sara Ogozalek. Just before we left, we met a group of late-comers, including Martha Vavra, MarghVeron, Betty Major, and Helen Miklosovic. They wete escorted by g omas Aiken, Joe Bo le, Gennero DeMicEele, and Joe Derkac, who are under contract to KEIqy and Kelly, Incorporated. - IGeorge and Robertl. These up-and-coming members of the film colony were loaded down with everything from soup to nuts. That old-fashioned scavanger hunt is still okay with these Californians when it comes to doing something different. Martha was dragging a chimpanzee on a chain, while Mary helped Joe balance himself on a velocipede of Ye Olde Gay Nineties. You should have seen Betty parading in with a abr asi ve-e 5 4. 4m4. 4.aa A ----N 1- -' .4..L....... . . ... .iL....,,,,,, A HL., aebaa bwr he ir 8 ,egg 4,54 SENQOR CLASS PROPHECY KGontinuedJ small evergreen tree covered with Christmas balls and tinsel. All this ridiculous horse-play brought a howl from the crowd, but the rules of the game are the sillier, the better. Bringing up the rear were HDerkien and nGigiW. Here comes the laugh of laughs--just picture them--two very dignified young men all rigged out in a Hsoup and fishu, trying their very best to coax a three-legged pig into making his grand entrance. Aiken was doing his utmost to help the pig along, but he was more than handicapped. A large peacock feather was sticking out of his Htopperu, he held a geranium plant in one hand and a lighted candle fburning at both ends! in the other, white mice were climbing out of his topcoat, and his flee circus had gotten loose in his hip pocket. They all seemed to be taking a holiday on poor, suffering Tom. You can beiieve us when we say, ' . The place was like a mad house. With a final splurge of all the energy we had left we made for the door. So to our hotel ----- . After such an exciting evening Cwe're not so young as we used to bel we looked forward to the refreshing quiet of our room. But--as we neared our destination, a commotion which sounded like a hog- calling contest nearly knocked us over. lt was Julius Pekarik staging a one-man riot with the hotel manager, John Bomba. lt seems he wanted to obtain an interview with Miss Ruth Walton, the Garbo of '48. We convinced the management that this sensational snoop-reporter was absolutely harmless. Pekarik thanked us and gave us two passes for admittance into the studios of Kell and Kelly. The next day looked inviting, so we made ready for hed and a good night's sleep, Bright and early the following morning, we started to the studios, presented our passes, and secured a guide who turned out to be Edward Brimmer, a very cynical gentleman disappointed in love. First, he took us to the set on which Lena Galuk was starring in nWatch My Dust,n by that imaginative author, William Markovich. You'll never guess who supplied the love interest--none other than Carl Nathan Zimmerman, who is the heart-throb of many a high school lassie. The actors' favorite photographers, John Pispek and William Reaman, hovered above, shooting from various angles, while that genius of electricity, Charles Olsefsky, was having trouble with some crossed ' wires, which the pet pranhster of Hollywood, Jack Gilmore, had en- tangled. Over in one corner, WChatterH Reusch, that noted columnist, was carrying on a very demonstrative conversation with sound-man, Steve Marcinko, and sound-effects-man, Michael Kalny. All these years haven't changed Michael a bit--he's still a firecracker in anybody's language. We went over to the excited trio, to find that Dann Ole , dealer in second-hand Hudson cars, had sold NChatterH a so-called nlemon.H After a while they told us that Anna Bilovsky, Irene Cupak, and Francis Krutsick were extras on the nThree Musketeersn set, so we dashed over to see them. Much to our surprise, Junior Eckroade, Michael Rusnak, and John Yatsko headed the cast of this production. While we stood around and marveled at the gigantic constructions, . director Lawrence Kimmel handed us the script of the story, and we noticed at once that Mary Dobda had written the screen version. After thj final take, the directorfs secretary, Helen Fedora, told us that sraeb asrswse 4aa4ss as aa QWrP3tPW 'A,E9it'Pg5t as4as4Qa4g4Qs a 1942758 SQNICR CLAS PROPHECY CContinued7 Jean McCole and Emil Mikola'z k were eminent creators of Hollywood's most outstanding coilfuresg ha Sara Faust and Olga Tranchek were working in the studio designing Americals smartest ensembles, and that Kathryn Heffelfinger had just sold her latest novel nHow to Win Popu- larity and Influence Men.U What surprises! Too many for us, so we decided to go intellectual and drive out to Pomona College. A After lwncheon, we rented a car from a U-Drive-It agency owned and operated by Alex Shereba and Mitchell Strepko. After a lovely ride, we arrived at the college, parked our carf-and grounds. Of all people--the first person we met was began to roam the Dean Paul Burkhart Kplus a beard and a mustachel. We were happy to hear from him that several of our old classmates were his co-instructors. There were Florence Bloom as head of the English Departmentg Veronica Skottey and Anna Vitek supervising the commercial schoolg and Harry Miller as chief of Manual Arts. The dean remarked that the campus ha recently been improved upon by two skilled landscape artists, John Zubeck and Ernest Yusko. He also informed us that Emma Baldwin, the little out-uplof our high school days, was doing big things in the field of dramatics. At present, however, there was an important lecture about to H begin. As soon as we found that the speakers were those famed globe- trotters, John Popp, Charlie Horowski, and Joe Kielbasa, we just knew it was something that shouldn't be missed. 'They had just returned from circling the globe from east to west in a record-breaking time of twenty-four hours, and were going to start this evening to go around from north to south. In the crowd, we met Paul Kavitsky and George Harvan, who are now established printers for the Los Angeles Sun. As a side-line, George also poses for the Beautifying Soap Company. That school-girl complexion said that Allen Miller the same paper and had and Joe R dzewski, who of his certainly came in handy. The printers and Edmund Ogozalek were sports commentators on recently writ en an article about John Yediny are now successful track coaches at the niver- sity of Ca i ornia. All this news and excitement was more than we could stand. We had just about made up our minds to bumped into Lois Holmes and Mary Ritzel, who were on state fair at Los Angeles to give a dance exhibition and John Latka. They persuaded us to join them, and It was almost seven o'clock when we reached the leave, when We their way to the with John Porambo off we started. fair grounds. The midway had just been turned into a street of colored lights and gayety, and everything had assumed full swing. Above the noise of the crowd could be heard the chant of the circus barker, Joe Skellchock, as he beat out peculiar sounds on his hot bass fiddlefldnd enhanced- the charms of Fatima, alias Doris Evans, the snake-charmer from old Bagdad. Glittering swords reflected the spirit of the fair, and as the crowd gathered, Joe Geusic began swallowing blades. All this was too terrifying, so we hurried toward the air car- nival. About to ascend were John Hebda and Joe Kosalko, who were testing a new type of airplane designed by Midhael Gallanda. Business managers of the fair, Helen Gerber, Mary Sherbln, and Mary Yenca, told s+srssrsr -- 4W444ds'E si cs asf f -7' X -11 lv-n, . 1'-5 .4-! -L: , -I-.S . .Fifi Lf-Rx gif, . xx i-:ar-53, V' xv 'wifes Samoa mass Paopmzcv ' 'CContinuedD us that the initial flight of a transcontinental ship would take place at nine o'clock. We didn't want to miss the send-off, but still had plenty time to see the horse-races at the far-side of the fair. On the way over, we saw what was advertised as the UTarzan Sen- sation of the Age.n We nearly Upopped a tonsiln when we saw Florian Repik floating through the air with Marion Britton as his mate. We had no time for this and whipped on to the races. At the entrance we met head bookie, Jack Morgans. Remember how good he always was at A numbers? Having a little money to bet, he sent us to Richard Coury and Joe Colancecco, betting agents of the track. Richie is still an ' aspiring Warbler, waiting hopefully for Bing Crosby to retire before rendering his masterpiece, uSong Without Words.u At the window were Betty Zona, Anna Zrinsgy, Anna Legutki, and Anna Stevens, socialites who requentlyiattende the races. we greeted everyone, lost our money, and rushed back to the air field, arriving in time to see the air liner, piloted by William Surma and Joe Skottey, about to be boarded. ' Air hostess, Janet Houston, stood at the doorway and ushered the passengers into their proper places. Peg Whildin and Janet Stewart were the first to be seated. They were returning to their big butter- and-egg men in New York City. For the past few weeks they had been studying humanitarianism, and were about to write a thesis on ULife in the Rough.u Anna R bnikar and Anna Kostelans were going East to fill in secretarial positions. last,f u no east, comes Wilma Hughes. She stopped long enough to tell us that she was on her way. ome. Yes, we mean Lansford. After many years of hat designing, she had decided to return and settle down on West Ridge Street. We sincerely hope this letter of success of former graduates may be an inspiration to those who follow. For some of us the road of fortune has been a little roughg for others, smooth sailing. But for all, no regrets. It is our supreme desire that ten years hence, you may be able to look back on your high school days with as many pleasan memories as we hold in our hearts. As ever, M. M. Nihen and Fay Rees P.S. Ever since graduation, we have received Lans-Hi-Lites, and have watched the rapid development of the publication with interest and enthusiasm. A great deal of credit is due to the splendid cooper- ation between students and advisers. Keep up the good work! Well, we must close now, as we have a great deal of packing to do in preparing for our trip to Egypt to study mummies. Our regards to the faculty and-- Good-Bye N. I V Q t -. T.'i!44h +4-Z.: ,Q 'Q' Q U' -2215 .U 3: WD. 9 Q. , ' 4:7 5' ,- ' f we ARE me CLASS OF iss . M., . - - - - we i 1 '-Q Mr! 4' -a 'WE x 'K H '.-I f'-lf, sq I' , ' ,, .. s ,fr -1 -' , 2,5 H1 wg, ,,, 1 4 fn 4, f w X . x N. sf Q ' Y. e ' s 4 How quickly the years have come and gone, How swiftly the days have sped, Those carefree hours of childhood Have, alas, too quickly fled. And now as we stand at life's portals We pause for a while to pray To God to give us courage, To be good in every way. The road may be dark and dreary For our feet, as we stumble alongg The days may be long and cheerlessg All things may he going wrong. But our Spirit, that knows no death-blow, K Will ever arise and fight Till the goal is reached and accomplished, Q And all things are going right, And when our work is completed, The work that has just begun, May we be told at the finish: Uwell done, '58, well doneln 5 9 Helen Gerber '58 an SQ lvik lnbgi I fivjlii ! .' .gi . :ii-,. , -. - 'a5f., 2 lfgjgf saggggits A3 ,asf 'ml .f.-:,--- nf, Ungar --Q r, . - -ww -mi 'v- .-.1v. w1'f' 7 L :A 1.4 '. ' 19 Was LANSFO RD HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM CLASS OF 3938 Invocation Rev. Leighton Palmer Oration Education for Freedom Fay -Rees Violin Solo Der Son der Haide Joseph Skellchock Oration Education for Mental Security John Pispeky Oration UEducation for Personalityn Marion Britton Cornet Trio Commencement Orator Presentation of Diplomas nOnce in Awhil Frank Andrews Paul Imrisek Thomas Rockefeller Mr. A. S. Beshore Dr. S. Q. Morgan President Board of Education Honor Awards Principal John E. Lauer Benediction Rev. Leighton Palmer 53.3, , ct w-a4aaa4ae A has A fi 7 ' ' t 7 '-1'- '1 ,Defi A CD 1 V vb 19 55 A g pg A 'xlfi JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ........... .......,,................,...........,,....,,. Leonard Maholick , Vice-President .,..,...,..,.. Q ....,, A Margaret M. Mulhearn ' Secretary ,..,,...........,..,.,.,......................,......,,...........4. Andrew Hurnyak Treasurer ....,.....,...........,......... ill ....,.A........................,......... Al Ruback G42 Abrahams , Edna Badowsky, Adolph Balas, John Balliet, Lillian Barrow, Robert Bender, Anne Benek, Michael Benek, Steve Berry, Emily Beynon, Dorcas Boyle, John Brestovansky, Tillie Brimmer, Elizabeth Brozek, Milan Chuchran, Martha QC ohen, He len Coury, Sue Danshaw, John Dascalakis, William Davis, Betty ' Dolak, Alice Dotsey, Julia Fedora, Theodore Fritz, Arlene Gangaware, Harold Gardiner, Jean Gazo, Edward Geusic, Joseph Greenberger, Harold Greenberger, Mildred Haberchak, John Haberchak, Mary Hager, Frank Harkowitz, Sylvester Harrison, Jean Holic, Joseph Horvath, John Hrubovcak, George Hruska, John Hudasky, Julia Huegal, Arthur Humphries, Edith JUNIOR CLASS ROLL Hurnyak, Andrew Jaso, Stephen Jeffries, Mildred Kalny, Marie Kanich, Edward Kocian, Charles Kociscin, Mary Kolaya, Theodore Koscica, Antonia Kosciolek, Teddy Koshuta, Ernest Kubica, Michael Kucey, John Kuchar, Mary Lawson, Edward Leidich, Marie Lemcke, Florence Lesko, Joseph Lisicky, Josephine Maholick, Leonard Malik, Bernadine Mihalko, Mary Miller, Bessie Miller, Catherine Modric, John Moravek, Joseph Mulhearn, Margaret M. Neal, Jane Neal, Russell O'Donnell, Marion Oracko, Anna Oriel, Anna Paul, Edward Pavlocak, Pauline Petras, Stephen Phillips, Joseph Pietruch, Jane Piovane, Angeline Popp, William Porambo, Walter Praskao, John y Price, Gwen evas ive it rrr A we r e 9 Ptaszowski, Joseph Reese, Beth Reese, Margaret Repinec, Barbara Richards, Mildred Riebe, John Robatta, Justine Roberts, Charles Ruback, Albert Sabanos, John Shindel, Barbara Shinkosky, Angela Skellchock, Julia Skillan, Michael Stanko, John Sulla, Olga Thorne, Evelyn Turcmanovich, Helen Valent, Joseph Valent, Kathryn Vanyush, Natalie Veron, Bette Vitek, Michael Vrabel, John Wapensky, Russell Wargo, Ann Watkins, Vernon Weaver, Robert Wenzel, Charles Wenzel, Mary West, Robert Weyhenmeyer, Arthur Weyhenmeyer, Ruthi Williams, Florence Williams, Russell Yanchura, Betty Yanchura, Marguerite Yantosik, Helen Yatsko, Anna York,'Virginia Zelaney, Agnes Zuber, Michael x. ,swag ,., A 455 wiigf W A Slim :qw W 1 .M 1939 CF CLASS ,Q PM W Ziff SV A D :5O T 176 O T .1937 f lf: W 66 TXNvw ' C Q . an A . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ' President , ......,.............,.,.. ..,Y ..,................... ......... A.,.. , .... John Novak . Vice-President .......... U ...... Boyd Holmes , , Secretary ...... .,,,....,... .,......,,,, Mary Vane 1 V Treasurer ,,,.,,A,,,,,, A,,,,,4,,, Eleanor Olexy C15 I l 4 Y V SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL Abel, A. Haffey, F. Mikolajzyk, R. Sampson, M. Anilosky, J. Hager, E. Miller, V. Scheidhauer, E. Balas, S. Halenar, M. Mongi, J. Schlaseman, G. Bankus, M. Heffolfinger, A. Morgans, J. Scerbaoic, K. Benson, B. Hlubik, M. Morgans, S. Seman, P. Berta, J. Holmes, B. Morman, R. Seniuk, J. Bilovsky, A. Holmes, K. Morris, R. Shigo, J Botek, E. .Horvat, F. Mnlhearn, D. Shober,, Brill, F. Horvath, M. Neznamy, D. shdiffaiin, J. Bukowski, I. Hrioik, H. Novak, A. Sniscaksgi. f Burkhart, J. Huegal, R. Novak, K. Solak, F. Cappos, C. Jacobs, J. Novak, J. Solinko, J. Chasney, P. Jeffries, E. Obulaney, J. Sotnik, H. C1ark,'W. Jenkins, M. Ogozalek,.J. Stanley, G.. Cooper, R. Junas, A. Olejar, J. Strauss, L. Creitz, R. Kelley, M. OleXy,.A. Szuminski, E. Cupak, M. Kennedy, E. Olexy, E. Terek, M. Daniels, L. 4Kimmel, R. ' Olexy, J. Terrihaj, H. Davis, B. Klementovich, Olsovsky, L. Theodore, T. DeFebbo, N. Kopko, J. Pavlis, P. Thorne, R. DeMarco, P. Kobetich, J. Paynter, M. Treichak, M. Dopera, M. Kos, A. Pekarik, M. Trudich, J. Dotsey, G. Koshuta, M. ' Perko, J. Turomanovich, M. Dotsey, M. Kostelansky, M. Petrash, J. Vadyak, J. Ehle, R. Kowatoh, G. Pohlod, I. Vane, M. Fignar, M. Kozik, W. ' Porambo, W. Vavra, E. Flyzik, P. Krajcirik, J. Price, H. Vincak, S. Forgay, D. Kuoan, J. Price, W. Watkins, D. Fritz, J. ' Kudella, J. Prosper, A. West, W.N Gangaware, E Lannon, J. Puskar, J. Whildin, L. Gardiner, G. Latka, E. Richards, E. Williams, L. Garland, T. Majernik, J. Richards, W1 Wood, R. Gazo, J. Makara, M.' Riebe, I. ' Yasenik, P. George, F. Malik, P. Roberts, O. Yurko, J. Geusio, F. 'Marcinko, E. VRogio, G. Zavocky, J. Gillen, T. Marcinko, M. iRokita, P. Zimmerman, B. ' Greenberger, Markus, A. ' 4 A Romanek, M. Zonca, J. Grybel, W. Martinkovio, E 'J Rondosh, J. Zuber, A.l Haberchak, M. JHarusohak,'E. 4 1. - Rupert, D. Zweisdak, M. - s' ,., r , 1 ,se4f.agfM?QZ1 A , , E ' . . l- ,. X, ' n ,iii -443 . . L. .. . ,, ri ,M-, mu M. ,A , .T ,.,,. A-.-.ig.....,..,, ...AL ,. , .i -....,...-, .. .-,....,. in i E i Y T P Q L F l s 3 ciijw 9 5 .l.fe- :D :ID 1' E5 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ,.,....,........4.,...,,,.. .A...............A,......A.,.....,....,..,..,., Ann Harrison , Vice-President ......,... ,,..,........... Daniel Reese Secretary ...........A...... Martha Popp e it Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,..,,,.,,,,A, Donald Barrett f D -A ' ' 'PF' ' X J FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL Adamoik, F. Hajoak, J. Kranchek, S. Olsefsky, E. Sniseak, G. Badowski, J. ,Hajduk, F. Kraynak, J. Olsefsky, S. Sniscak, I. Barrett, D. Halko, H. Kruszek, C. Ondarco, M. Snyder, M. Besiago, T. Haluska, H. Krutsick, J. Oracko, M. Sokol, L. Berry, E. Hano, A. Kucan, A. Oriel, C. Spence, H. Bohovich, A. Harahuo, G. Kuhla, F. Orsulik, I. Sternsky, J Bomba, E. Harrison, A. Kusko, D. Paulis, B. Strauss, W. Boyle, R. Hartranft, D. Kutney, M. Pavlik, F. Strioik, P. 1 Burke, Rx Hebda, S. Latak,'J.A Pestrook, J. Sulek, H. Cattivera, D. Hlavaty, P. Lovell, A. Petrovioh, J. Sverohek, A Chernke, M. Hlavaty, R. Maketa, A. Pickle, J. Tecco, N. Ciganek, J. Hnat, R. Malik, A. Piokna, C. Thomas, J. Dasoalakis, E. Honsberger, M. Malloy, J. Piovane, I. Tomko, L. Davies, N. Holmes, R. Mantz, M. Pispecky, J. Trojan, J. Davis, M. Harkowitz, G. Marsden, J. Pogis, A. Vadyak, J. Davis, T. Horowski, S. Marshall, M. Pohlod, R. Valent, M. Dedinsky, P. Horvath, M. Marochak, I. Polaok, M. Valuck, V. Demohak, A. Hricik, A. Martinkovioh, S. Popp, M. Vanno, S. DeMichele, F. Hruska, E. Martis, O. Porambo, S. Vargovich, A DeMichele, V. Humphries, J. Matta, A., Poremba, M. Vavra, J. Demitrovic, P. Infants, M. MoCole, R. Powlik, S. Vavra, V. Dennis, G. Imrisek, F. Mioolucoi, F. Rachko, A, Veron, J. Dzurenko, J. Imrisek, M. Micoluooi, V. Ramejo, D. Vitek, J. Evans, M. Jacobs, H. Mikulka, T. Rausch, H. Wapensky, V Fields, G. Jaso, A. Mikulski, S. Reaman, M. Wassil, M. Flyzik, S. Jones, M. Miller, G. Reese, D. Williams, A Fortunate, M. Kaniok, I. Miller, J. Rindos, E. Williams, G Frendak, J. Katkooin, M. Mitchell, J. Ringer, E. Yanohura, A Freyman, V. Katkocin, M. Mitchell, W. Riordan, G. Yanette, E. George, B. Kestelnik, E. Modrick, M. Rydzemmki, C. Yaniohek, M Geusic, C. Kirpolsky, H. Mor an, T. Sabol, M. Yuron, V. Geusic, P. Klementovic, J. Neal, E. Sabonosh, M. Yusko, M. Geusie, P. Kneis, M. Oblas, H. Scasney, J. Zabocky, F. Grdjan, M. Kokaleo, L. Ogozalek, L. Sherman, A. Zrebic, A. Gurish, M. Kosalko, P. Ogozalek, R, Skillen, M. Zuzu, J. Haggerty, V. Koshuta, J. Olexy, E. Skryzpiec, E Zuzu, M. Olexy, J. eras ... P PW 5 4W4'iH4Hg4'i'g . , ,,--...4ii. . JY M . . f ? AE is h , 5 ,K , Q .W , xx, 5 Q ww ,S Q 1 '? .1 Ee, J: if 1 if 5 ,- g tysa' pa: wf - . E? K Xi., 5 -:I Gas. M - f -. ,ik NW 5 -V . f V' S Q' fix blk f ? is ifwa Jw H QQ 1 fm? 1 Ef ' : ' f, f. 5 - mf , 15, 1 EfGNfNif ,zflfgfi 'A 5 ?B9?HWQ 1,zwmwggw 2 1' 2 iii if 1' fiigkwg ' 45 '--sz' 1vR',f?M'L.2E:Q2f .SWQWQW 5: Migig 2.fwwwmg 1'f3wWW 'z 'J U W L1 5 4 y, 32 . 4 5 '- 1941 OF CLASS 'Sk SSVWO 50 ZWGT .I 19 Y V' se 'IfQg 'Q, EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS President of SA. ,.... .,,....A,.,.,. Tommy Druokenmiller President of 8B AV4..e .. Mm,Alfred Reese i I President of 8C ..,4. A.., Ae,,.,. George Zweisdak qggxxxxxsujx xff Lf Z e S A in EIGHTH GRADE CLASS ROLL Arner, Marilyn Boyle, Robert Brim er, George Burkhart, Robert Cappos, Helen Chaowapsky, Josephine Christ, Ethel Clark, Thomas Cooper, Charlotte Davis, Lou Davis, Robert Delpera, Stephen DeMaroo, Marie Dignazio, Carmela Dolak, Stephen Dotsey, Joseph Druckenmiller, Thomas Ellis, Lewis Fiel, Pauline Frederioks, Howard Fritz, Doris Galuk, Betty Gangaware , Le ster George, Jean Gillen, Robert Goides, Wash Greenberger, Marvin Grippe, George Guida, Catherine Haberohak, Helen Hagadish, Joseph Hannas, Jennet Hano, George Harkowitz, Simon Harvan, Clara Heffelfinger, Wm. Heister, Beatrice Herbert, George Herring, Wayne Hlavao, Paul Hodges, Robert Holmes, Elvira Holmes, Richard Hrioisin, Helen Hudasky, Michael Huseman, Jean Jones, Doris Jones, Jeanette Keister, Robert Kennedy, Arlene Kirpolsky, Elizabeth Kitlan, Michael Kleppinger, Arlene Kneis, Wilbur Kooher, Jane Kolaya, Irene Koshuta, Victor Kressley, Burris Kressley, Mary Kruozek, Henrietta Kuba, Anna Leidioh, Anna Lorah, Bessie Lutz, Daniel Maholick, Mildred Politza, Olga Pry, Lorraine Rees, Jean Reese, Alfred Reese, Annette Reiohard, Robert - Repinec, John Robatta, Steve Rokita, Margaret Rybnikar, John Sabol, Irene Sassaman, George Sauka , Michael Shears, Jerry Shigo, Rosemary Shinkosky,,Charles Sibbach, Helen Skellchook, Laura Swider, John Szuminski, Raymond Taptioh, Margaret Tecco, Edwin Tecco, Massie Theodore, William Tranohek, Margaret Treiohak, Bernadine Turomanovich, John Markovioh, Margaret Melnik, George Midas, Thomas Miller, Fay Mongi, Pauline Mulka, Bertha Mnlka, Victoria Olexy, Evelyn Oraoh, Stephen Paullis, Doris Wargo, John Watkins, William West, Arnold West, Elizabeth Weyhenme ye r , Mary Whildin, William Williams, Mary Yasenko, Helen Ziolowski, Teddy Zweisdak, George Petrovioh, Mary Pogis, Joseph sfvev vsere: s ea4ie4efe fffs Af - fl '--Ar 'Nr-J ,asf t ffl? LQ ,W so SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS President of TA ............................,...,..,.4 Louise Dignazio President of 7B .....A...,. ...,..e.. . Clayton Miller President of 7C .,.....,. . .A William Whildin .Q - A Altschuler, Arthur Balliet, Ruth Balliet, Mamie Bankus, Catherine Berta, Mary Beynon, Glenys Blakney, Jean Bobik, Mary Brehm, Kenneth Brown, Frances Ann Bukowski, Helen Castellini, Pauline Chawopsky, Frank Cicozzi, Dora Cohen, Sydney Cunning, Catherine Davidson, Em a Davis, Beth DeFebbo, Mary DeFebbo, Sylvia Delauritis, Peter DeMichele, John Demohak, John Dignazio, Louise Dopera, John Dotsey, Andrew Druss, Edward Early,'Armand Evans, Laverne Ferrelli, Alexander Fessler, Helen Fessler, Russell Freyman, Anna Gabriel, Marie Goida, Olga Gorka, Stanley SEVENTH GRADE CLASS ROLL Gratson, Irene Haberchak, Helen Hartung, Betty Herring, Sylvester Holmes, Jeanne Humphries, Edwin Jenkins , Thomas Jones, George Jones, Isabel Jones, Russell Kadlecik, John Kelley, James Kennedy, Joseph Kitlan, Mary Kneiss, Muriel Kooher, Anne Kokalec, Metro Kostelansky, Joseph Kressley, Edward Kruozek, Lillian Kuntz, Anna Lewis, Winnefred Malik, Helen Manjack, Joseph Markovich, Helen McCole, Rita - Miller, Clayton Miller, James Miller, William Mitchell, Sara Morgan, Marion Morman, Edward Nothstein, James Ogozalek, Anna Olexy, Dora Orach, Andrew Oraoh, George Pastorelli, Laide Pazgan, Frank Pazan, Joseph Perbetsky, Nicholas Perzel, Ann Pestrock, Nicholas Petrucoi, Reno Pispecky, Josephine Podolosky, Frank Porambo, Edward Price, Catherine Radcliffe, James Reese, Dottie Rickard, Emily Riebe, Regina Rosak, Michael Roxandish, George Rybnikar, Emily Rydzewski, Sophie Sciranki, George Sherman, William Shigo, Vilma Smith, Robert Solachek, Stanley Solak, Catherine Spence, James Stoffa, Mary Stoudt, John Stoudt, Reynell Tini, Eleanor Tonkin, Betty Treichak, Mary Vana, Al a Whildin,'William Yatsko, Mildred Zimmerman, Allen eraQresra+as 5 fa4a4e4aa as , fi ..g... A , s 'Q-1' r. .2 an wk 23 W5 ,Z - 5 3 nz E i iii l9M3 OF CLASS SSVWD 50 T L86 T CURSE 5 559 ...,..A..,.,.A..A.AA,A....,..A,,..,..A b--- '-Q' -I-N-H ......,..mMu. W rn ...-...un ......4.u-mm. Y .. ,. I iiiiiiii h 4 ig 1 mg- i 1' l '-'..,4A.-A 'X H .-.A... ...Q.,,.... fi 43 i 66 3 ..4., ., . . 'ff 5 Q? . ,, -Pl I at ' if Q is 'II X x N ...- 'HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1936 Hello, folks. -It's a great day, isn't it? Well, now, let me see what was it I had to do? Oh, yes, the senior class history. First of all just in case you didn't know, we're really and truly seniors, noble and studious. To change the subject, one bright spring day last year we elected as president Joseph Skellchockg vice-president, Mary Dobdag secretary, Luke Scrhacicg and treasurer, Margaret Mary Nihen. See, always ahead of the rest of the world. Take a lesson from that, ye humble juniors! ,Now that that's settled, football and the senior concession stand come next. Did we make money? Some were so busy chasing hot dogs, they forgot to watch the games Cto our profitl. S'cuse me--the games. They were thrilling and marvelous under co-captains Charles Horowski and Joe Repko. Then there were those two nights when the whole high school went to the senior dances. We danced and danced and danced and danced Kdon't be silly, the record isn't brokeng I was just thinking of Joe Boyle truckingl . ,Basketball ushered in the new non-winning era. Our class was nobly represented by Charlie, Popp, and Porambo. Congratulations to the cross-country and track boys. Great runner uppers we have! Our bestest talker is none other than Paul Burkhart who capped the oratorical contest. Our class on the whole doesn't go in for arguing so we havenft any debtors--I mean debaters. Well, what's the diff? Just the matter of a small Kal and an fel. And now as this must go to press, that's all there is, there ain't no more--except we have completed a twelve year's task, nobly, and graduated! See you on the road cgi!-A l Q Q O Q O at-rea- arasr as4 e4 4 1e4ae HQSTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1939 Our class broke all previous records when we entered this school in l955, by being the largest of any class up to this time. There were freshmen all over the place, always in some room where they shouldn't be, with a blank look upon their sweet, innocent faces. They were quite a problem until they got used to the new routine, be- ing herded like a flock of sheep into the rooms where they should have gone by themselves. What was a study period about anyway? And what did one do when one got there? And in the meantime the teacher keeps hammering, nGet to work and keep quietln By the time a class meeting was held, we freshmen had wised up a little, and gally Camid a little noise--just a little, you lmowy we elected our officersg president--Raul - ' - ' -- Florence Lemckeg secretary--Jane Neal, treasurer--Orville Roberts. The following year, we were--Ahem! sophomores. This was the year of English essays upon the interesting subject of the weather, nice or nasty. We also had to learn about some old king or queen who lived, goodness only knows when, and what was the cause of some silly war in the year so and so. Oh yes, and some animals have their stomachs in one place, and others somewhere else. It doesn't make sense at all, does it? By this time, we brilliant students should have known how to use a study period. Don't you think so? But no--here's the student lounging in. He slams down his books--oh, just anywhere, of course-- slumps into his seat, lets out a yawn, and then spends the rest of the period just staring into space. The captain and crew of our ship of state that year were: president--Leonard Maholickg vice-president-- Vernon Watkinsg secretary--Ruth Weyhenmeyerg treasurer--Margaret Mary Mulhearn. Our Junior year was packed full. We were consulted about class rings and colors after an election of officers, to witg' president-- Leonard Maholickg vice-president--Margaret Mary Mulhearng secretary-- Andrew Hurnyakg treasurer--Al Ruback. In a majority vote we chose orange and black to look at next year on our banner in the auditorium. Following upon the heels of our illustrious upper-classmen, we ran a very successful dance during Thanksgiving week, netting over 3150. At Christmas time the class program was presented by Santa Claus, his better half, and company. In January three juniors, Florence Lemcke, Beth Reese, and Margaret Reese, carried off first prize in the 1 amateur contest. Juniors made the basketball team too. You bet! Three varsity members were Leonard Maholick, John Praskac, and Arthur Weyhenmeyer, The Forensic League drew many aspirants. Debate held the atten- tion of Margaret Mary Mulhearn, Harold Greenberger and Leonard Mahol- ick, while oratory also called Margaret Mulhearn to represent the school, with Evelyn Thorne drawing a close second place. Thus the juniors completed a very active and successful year. apa rt ,F r r N s P W N l ti, . 8 .,t.g4tg4 HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1940 Once upon a time there were 206 little Freshmen. fThat was way back in the fall of 1936.5 We managed somehow, despite our obvious inexperience, to come through that year without stumbling into too many pitfalls. Then, in September, 1957, what was left of our initial group ventured forth once more into the darkest wilds of Lans-Hi as... Sophomores! No sooner were we comfortably seated, than, presto! -- we were absolutely deluged with textbooks of all manner, size, and description It was such a novelty that we carried them all home that night. We've been doing it ever since. Upon reaching our present lofty status, we feel that we are en- titled to our memories Cfond and otherwise.l In fact, that's the Swoph theme song-- Thanks for the Memory. The memory, for instance, of biology-class, where WE ARE ALL ARTISTS, of algebra, and thisa equals thata but NEVER the right thing, of trying to catch up with Caesar on our Latin ponies, of Stan MorganYs Ufootball featsn, and of, let's see, what did we skip? Oh, yes, the honor rolls but the Soph- omores have nothing to do with those. ,To confess further, the Sophs entertained C?D with a Hallowe'en program in October. What with everybody scaring everybody else, both audience AND performers bore up nobly under the strain. Need we say more? One of our strong points, though, is basketball, in which several of the boys did well enough to nmakeu the varsity team. They are Frank George, Michael Dotsey, Bill Price, and Boyd Holmes. Good luck to our future Lans-Hi stars! The Sophomores sport an enviable all-around record. Mary Vane, William Richards, James Anilosky, Teddy Theodore, Elizabeth Botek, Louis Whildin, and George Dotsey were among those who represented us in band, orchestra, and forensics. Many thanks to all who have contri buted such fine extra-curricular work for the honor of the class! The outstanding success of the first exhibit of the L. H. S. Gym Team was in no small part due to the efforts of Constance Cappos, Martha Paynter, Jean Burkhart, Elizabeth Kennedy, Bill Price, Thomas Gillen and Tom Davis. Our officers, by the way, elected early in the term, are John Novak, president, Boyd Holmes, vice-president, Mary Vane, secretary, and Eleanor Olexy, treasurer. And may we herein express our gratitude for the general understanding and patience of our home room teachers, Mr. Montgomery, Miss Scarlos, Miss Redgate, and Mr. Wernert? So next year we'll be full-fledged Juniors fwe hopeb and, to misquote: By our achievements, ye shall know us . SEWPEWPWYP PW 5 sf34i'sE4eiE4'aQ4 eveDsDmDeW3ms4a4a4e4a HBTGRYCIFQLASSCNIQAI There is no class like the Freshman Class, there never was, and there never will be! We are the largest, the smartest, by far the best looking, and we claim the greatest number of potential athletes, gymnasts, actors, singers, artists, scientists, orators, debators, journalists, mathema- ticians, et oetera. Modesty alone forbids us to go any further. It was a beautiful day in September, the seventh to be exact, when the class of '41, 188 strong, barged into the building. In the first few topsy-turvy weeks, we are pretty sure that we gave our tea- cher quite a few aches and pains with our antics, remarks, and what have you. In due time, after those first weeks--which still remain vivid in our teachers' memories, I bet--we got down to the business of organi- zing our class. Out of the many candidates for the different offices, the following were chosen as best suited for their respective offices: president, Ann Harrison, vice-president, Daniel Reese, secretary, Martha Popp, treasurer, Donald Barrett. Answering the call for football men, the following reported ready to do or die for the dear old class of '4l. Francis DeMichele, Vincent DeMichele, Stanley Olsefsky, Joseph Petrovich, Nicholas Skuba, Howard Spence, Joseph Zuzu, Edward Rendish, Frank Micolucci, Leopold Ogozalek, John Orsulak, Robert Hnat, Russel Holmes, Stanley Horowski, Anthony Jasc, Paul Demitrovich, Steve Flyzik. During the absence of Edward Gazo, varsity center, it was one of the Freshman boys who was chosen to hold down that very important position which he did in the most ap- proved style. Next year, and the years following until he graduates, everyone should be on the lookout for this most promising young center, Francis DeMichele, Soon came the call for that fast thrilling sport, basketball. Frank Pavlik, George Dennis, Leopold Ogozalek, Edward Olsefsky, reported to the Jayvee team to show their stuff. Not long after the call for basketball men, came the call for prospective ora- tors. The Freshmen who answered this summons were Margaret Ann Kneiss, Mary Louise Hunsberger, Mary Imrisek, Al Sverchek, Dominic Ramejo, James Maloy, Joseph Vadyak, Donald Barrett, William Gower, Russel Holmes, Daniel Reese, Joseph Pispeky, Leonard Tomko, and Alex Maketa. Although none of them won, they got some good experience and next year will enter again Cwe hopel and win. TIME MARCHES ON...and next came the Frosh program. The most tal- ented of the Freshmen were chosen. After quite a bit of deep thinking on the part of our advisers, the following people represented the class on the stage: Bernadine Paulis, Elvira Berry, Genevieve Riordan, Mildred Snyder, Elsie Olexy, Betty Seip, Alfred Lovell, Donald Barrett, William Gower, William Mitchell, Edward Olsefsky, Marvin Mantz, Peter Stricek, Chester Rydzewski, Daniel Reese, Joseph Pispeky. All the people on the program gave their best, and we hope that the rest of the pupils had a pleasant assembly hour. erevsvrssgg5g4e4a4a4a X yi.H aan-savers.-usa . 4.s4as4as HISTGRY OF CLASS GF 1942 As September 7, 1957, dawned bright and clear, ll4 eighth grade students assembled in their respective home rooms, which had been as- signed to each individual before the beginning of the new term. The majority of the students were delighted to see so many of their friends whom they had not seen since the end of the previous term. The first day was spent mainly in getting acquainted again with the routine. True, the majority of the students were already familiar with the general routine of work. However, students from the paro- chial schools who now entered the eighth grade were unfamiliar with the course. The regular assembly period of the first Friday in the new term was spent in the election of home room officers. The home room of 8-A, under the supervision of Miss Gallagher, elected Tommy Druckenmiller as president, and Betty Galuk as vice-president. Alfred Reese was elect- ed chief executive of Miss Mulhearn's home room, 8-B. Dick Holmes was chosen vice-president. Section 8-C was under the supervision of Miss Heffelfinger. The members of the class chose George Zwiesdak as pres! ident. John Turcmanovich was elected to the vice-presidency. In the beginning of the term candidates for the Junior football teams were called for. The eighth grade boys constituted almost, if not all of the team. This organization won most of the games on their playing schedule, and attracted large crowds in their competition with other teams. The sale of tickets for the various entertainments held through- out the year also showed the eighth grade school spirit. The home rooms of our class were almost always among the first to sell or buy their quota of tickets. In many cases this quota was oversold. . The amateur program proved that the eighth grade was not going to be idle in any of the school activities. 'Many students of our class participated. Although not many of them won prizes, they did their best to entertain the audience. Jean Reese won second prize in the amateur competition. During the interval in which the judges chose the winners, Beatrice Heister, who did not enter into active competition because of her professional standing, entertained with a remarkable acrobatic dance. Finally the basketball season arrived. When the junior team was organized it consisted mainly of eighth grade students. The team man- aged to win its share of the contests in which it participated. The girls, too, were active in basketball. The eighth grade teams played well and succeeded in winning many of the games that they played. Summing up all these facts we find that the eighth grade has proved itself a most valuable asset to this high school. a rsfv sriavaal. 5 4st 4.as4as4as .., .4 , ,..4..A.......L.. , , w WbwWWPwDWUW.44Q . ni Q era V' 19m if58 HISTORY ,OF THE CLASS OF 1943 On September 7, 1957, our class, the class of 1945, began a new era in its school life. We found ourselves among new students, with new teachers, governed by new rules and in a strange building. However it didn't take the lO9 of us very long to become an active part of our high school. . After a short time, during which we became acquainted with our classmates, elections were held in the home rooms to select those of us who would lead our class for the year. This proved quite difficult. There were so many capable and eager pupils in the class. After bal- lots were counted it was found that 7A had chosen for their president, Louise Dignaziog for their vice-president, Thomas Jenkins, and for their representative on the Student Council, Edwin Humphries. 7B se- lected Clayton Miller as their president, George Jones as their vice- president, and Marion Morgan as their home room representative. William Whilden was elected to the presidency in 7C, with George Roxandich as vice-president. James Radcliffe was their representative. Evidence of the cooperative spirit of our class is shown by their willingness to root at all contests, and their ready support of any call. 7B was the first room to support the Flower Fund lOOZ. 4 One of the outstanding events of the year was the amateur program. The seventh grade gave a great deal of talent to this show. We were all happy when one of our girls, Sally DeFebbo, took third prize for her singing. Everyone of them received much applause. Altogether, we have made a very successful start in our high school career. Although we are the babies of the school in age, we have certainly proved we are no babies in ability or activity. sb be 44546416 ,L ' L 7 . W-n Y Y7Y.YY aipss rswssrss 8 aa4ss4Ja4sa Kathryn Heffelfinger.mml Harold Greenberger .A..,...... Helen Gerber ,..,.....A....A..,....4...A4.4..,. Milan Brozek ,.,.4,.,.,,,,,A,AA,,,,A, Russel Wapensky ........A.... 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Wernert William Reusch Jean Rees Theodore Fedora EdnasAbrahams Betty Major TillieyBrestovansky Peggy Wassil Jean Harrison Wilma Hughes Frank'Andrews Mary Zim erman Guy Schlaseman Lena Galuk Mary Dobda Betty Zona Lois Holmes Martha Matta Helen Fedora Joseph Hiubik H LAN X3 1937-1958 REPORTERS Florence Bloom Marvin Greenberger Lionel Lawson Mildred Greenberger Mitzi Greenberger Veonor Sotak Marie Kalny Irene Marochak Vilma Valuck Helen Price Anna Legutki TYPISTS Mary Ritzel Veronica Skottey Maryvverona Mary Sherbin Martha Chuckran MIMEOGHAPHERS GJohn Kucey John Latka Joseph Kosalko Richard Wood Paul Kavitsky Joseph Phillips Veonor Sotak Edward Kanich John Danshaw SH!l3TES STAFF W Editor-in-Chief Winn Ass't. Editor M Literary Editor Chief Art Editor Ass't. Art Editor ll H E! H H H YI H ,.,,........ .......A.. .,.., ......A....... S p 0 rts WWMWWnMnn.Sports than Exchange Editor Business Manager Business Manager Stenciling mmm Staff Adviser unn.Mimeographing Betty Davis Betty Tonkins Irene Riebe Fannette Brill Helen Cohen Alex Shereba Bob West Joseph Geusic Fay Rees Marguerite Yanchura Charles Clsefsky Alfred Markus Anna Oracho Bessie Miller Betty Davis Margaret Reese Catherine Miller Jane Pietruch Joseph Lesko Robert Kelley George Harvan Jack Gilmore Charles Kocian iaQ4saQ4-fai r K 'Sa awe-ff rsvas ss k , 4, ,, , r:,,- .,-.f.. . if ,q 1-1,1221 '.Y'.e.n .- ... 3.- . -ii L: . '-f ., , . 1 , Q ', , Q. .. J.-v.'?..1f.: L N5 'Jr-ff'-ziggy '59, :. -. H. ..f,.- - ' 2:-' L - ' 4595 75' L ., L, :Jil-' f ' ':, ,. x S .-.rr 51 -2. -, , -4- -.. fi' , 5 - . If 1 ..' - E I :E i 2?-.-'--.'-.---'TT'-'::'.:.:: ' '3 . r ' E TH - L,.+,,., xg 5 U . 5 ., . - - 1937 l938 . Ir! : 4,1 . . ww :-:-far' L. Af f NN- 'lfvv 3' ,W ,aj W . A 15,4 ' ,. 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After defeating St. Clair, Freeland Mining Mechanical Institute, and Minersville, and losing to Pottsville and West Hazleton, Lansford played under the arc lights at the Coaldale High School stadium with McAdoo furnishing the opposition. An ill-begun third quarter marked the Macs only touchdown. Lansford's hopes soon brightened, however, when a 65-yard punt was fumbled behind the goal line by McAdoo and was finally recovered by one of our men, making the final score 6-6. Playing in the Ginter Stadium before a large crowd, the Panthers were defeated in a thrilling gridiron classic. Both teams scored during the waning minutes of play of the initial quarter. The Ginter- men,ahowever, added another goal to their score, making the total at the final whistle 14-6. Summit Hill, by virtue of this victory cap- tured the Panther Valley football title. The following Friday, the Panthermen were again engaged in a night battle. This time Tamaqua furnished the opposition at their own stadium. Each team rammed the strong lines but to no avail, for the first half ended with a O-O score. The Millenmen really turned the power on in the last quarter as a pass was completed which took the pigskin over the goal line, making the final score 7-O. Again playing before a large crowd in the local stadium, our boys entertained Nesquehoning in the Annual Armistice Day grid tilt. This seemed to be one of the stiffest battles of the entire campaign. In the second period the Panthers' cooperating efforts managed to register a touchdown and an extra point. The Nesquers came back fighting hard, thus being rewarded, with a touchdown, but they failed miserably in recording that tieing extra point. At the closing whistle another thrilling victory was chalked up to the Millenmen 7-6. On November 20, Lansford visited Mt. Carmel. In spite of the unfavorable weather conditions, the Red and White squad defeated their opponents in an easily fought contest, the final score being 21-7. On Thanksgiving Day, the Panthermen rang down the curtain on their l937 football campaign with a tough loss to Coaldale's Tigers. In possession of a sack stuffed with bad breaks, the Red and White squad displayed a brand of football suggestive of a victorious team. Although the Tigers held a slight lead throughout most of the contest, the Millenmen succeeded in ringing up 16 first-downs to 9 of their opponents. The score was 15-6. The members of the varsity squad who will graduate in June, and whose services will be missed this coming season, are: Joe Repko, Charles Horowski, Florian Repik, John Popp, John Porambo, Gennero DeMichele, George Harvan, Joe Hlubik, Nathan Zimmerman, and J. Boyle. . ,,.,.....k.l,. ,. AM TE OCTBALL F 1937 LEGT NOVEL WVHL ps. use is .fs4.f.s4 sd4ss4Q 19 Wsa TRACK SUMMARY The 1957 track campaign was one of great success. In an early season competition, Lancaster High, captained by the great colored flash, Barney Ewell, barely nosed-out Lansford for high honors at the Mt. Carmel Invitation meet. Then the team was rounded into shape and the winning of a dual , rival, gave the boys the spirit to compete in the District Eleven P. I. A. A. Track and Field meet. Although considered only an outside choice, Coach Millen's boys crashed through with a great win to be crowned District Eleven P. I. A. A. champions for the second time in four years, a record which is not held by any other school of Lansford's student enrollment. Not satisfied with this splendid achievement, the team went on through to win the Carbon County track championship for the sixth successive time. Outstanding performances were made by Cliff Morgans in the High Jump 15' IO 5f4nJ and by Robert Neal in the mile C4 M. 59.5 Secs.7. SCHOOL RECORDS lOO Yd. C. Holovak Hssu lO Secs. 220 Yd. C. Holovak Assn 22.3 Secs. 880 Yd. J. Brestovansky Hssn 2 M. l Sec. 440 Yd. D. Fuller H54H 52.9 Secs. Mile P. Olexy n54n 55.9 Secs. Shot Put M. Lukac Hssn 49' 5U Discus M. Lukac Assn 154' 45N High Jump C. Morgans sv 5' lO 3.14 Broad Jump Joe sniscak Use 21' 6 5f4 Pole Vault John Sniscak n5On 10' 10N Javelin J. Porambo n56H 144' 6U , . wists! 44Q4fss - lh...q,,,,..,.-, ,I ,' I sffff-S4ea4fQ4's1E4sa BASKETBALL Because of the inexperience of the entire basketball squad, Lansford High fell from its usual first division position in the Black Diamond Basketball League. The loss of nine so-called regulars from last year's squad gave Coach Millen quite a serious problem to solve. Although the checks in the win column were practically Hnil,H the school's student body must agree that the boys who made up the squad put up a great battle S The boys who played on this year's squad are as followsg Center ,,,,,..,...,. .,e.......,. .H .,...,.,..e,,......... Leonard MahOliCk Guard .......,....,... ,,....,.........,.... F Tank George Guard .e.........,,s... ......,..,., Theodore Kolaya' Forward ...i........,.. ,,,.......... Arthur Weyhenmeyer Guard .,............... .........,..., John Praskac Forward ....,..e. .... ..,..,,,....,,4 John Mongi Forward ....e.. ,.., ,....,......,...........,............e... John Popp Guard ........e....... ..,...,........ Charles Horowski 1 Guard. ..,.r,..............,...A,........,....,.................,...,...,.....,... John P0Tamb0 At the Coaldale and Summit Hill games, on our home court, they gave the teams a tough fight. Inexperience plus formidable compe- tition didn't stop these boys from playing hard aggressive basket- ball through the whole schedule. - The ability of the boys to nnever say dieu plus the good ex- perience received from actual games should give Lansford High a fine chance to regain their place on the uupn lists in the basketball circles next year. I nw--M si- erasu re- 5 4 -a , ,M-.L,,,e Y-,,.,,,,,.p----v,l,.l-., . ...... Y. , ,,,, ,, ,nge ,. U- - :--. ll. if Q 8 TEAM SKETBALL BA 1937-1938 sra..rs+a.Vrs-w .6444 saws lffiffffsa Lxwsfoao caoss-coumav .The Lansford High School Cross-Country team closed its eighth consecutive year by winding up in a tie with Reading for a third place position in the Central Pennsylvania Scholastic Cross-Country League. The first call for candidates for the campaign of the Lansford High School cross-country team, coached by Professor Jack L. Mont- gomery, former United States Olympic miler, was issued on September 15 Fourteen aspirants responded: three seniors, Joseph Kielbasa, Harry Miller, and Paul Imrisekg seven juniors, William Dascalakis, Steve Petras, and Michael Vitekg seven sophomores, Michael Zwiesdak, Joseph Kobetich, and John Ogozalek, Boyd Holmes, Michael Kostelansky, Joseph and Jnhn Kociang one freshman, Stanley Mikulski. John Stanko was appointed manager. Around these harriers, the local club entered the second season of the Central Pennsylvania Scholastic Cross-Country League. The first encounter was with Mount Carmel. Mount Carmel seemed to be an easy victim to the Montgomerymen, as the meet ended with the score Mount Carmel 55--Lansford 22. Friday, October 15, the Red and White team captured its second victory of the campaign at Pottsville. The first three consecutive places were held by Lansford sprinters: Michael Zwiesdak first, Joseph Kobetich second, and Michael Vitek third. The final score was Lans ford l85-- Pottsville 565. The following week the team was eliminated from a four-way tie for first position in the Central Pennsylvania Cross-Country League, as John Harris defeated our boys by a slim margin of 27-28. Michael Zwiesdak finished first for the Montgomerymen. His time was 12 minutes, 15 seconds. Lansford then struck a winning stride, as they defeated Reading in a close meet. For the Montgomerymen, Michael UZippoV Zwiesdak came in a close second, while fourth, fifth, and sixth honors were taken by Joe Olexy, Joseph Kielbasa, and Joseph Kobetich respectively. On the morning of Armistice Day, our runners, competing with five other Central Pennsylvania teams, finished in fourth place position in a meet held at Pottsville, which climaxed the l937 cross-country cam- paign. First place honors for the meet went to Reading, with John Harris second, Birdsboro third, Lansford fourth, Mt. Carmel fifth, and Pottsville sixth. Joe nKobyH Kobetich ended up as ninth for the Lansfordians, while Michael nZippon Zwiesdak was sixteenth. Mr. Montgomery and his harriers are to be congratulated on their very successful season. 5 P as P J- P Fc Pb Q 4Q4Q4Q .... ..,. ...........,.,.....-,. .,,...,..A,..,, A..- . .-,.,.,,.n.. ....-.,m... - - .. .-, - L, .,.,,, ,, ! --ci T 8 fa4as4 4s Qa THE STUDENT COUNCIL. One of the most important organizations in the Lansford High School is the Student Council. It consists of representatives from each home room, including the seventh and eighth grades. Those select ed during the first week of school to carry out the duties and desires of the student body were Sara Faust, John Pispeky, Catherine Miller, John Riebe, Irene Pohlod, John Horvath, Irene Marochak, Michael Zweisdak, Irene Sniscak, Paul Flyzik, Genevieve Riordan, Boyd Holmes, ,g,gggMarion Morgans, Donald Barrett, Jean Huseman, Gabriel Marvin Greenberger, John Wargo, Eddy Humphries, James A few days later, a meeting was called for these organize. The following officers were elected: Sara Harkowitz, Ratcliffe. delegates to Faust, president of the council, John Pispeky, treasurer, John Riebe and John Horvath, vice-presidents, Catherine Miller, secretary. It has been the duty of the council to carry out all the activi- ties of the high school concerning the fields of knowledge, athletics, and amusements, such as selecting cheerleaders, boosting games, pro- moting ticket sales, and operating the annual amateur contest and the athletic association ball. During the years 1957-1958, an electric Victrola was purchased by the council for the benefit of the students. Clubs rented it for their parties and dances, the money received being used to pay for new records and repairs. We leave the student council this year, hoping that the ones to come will carry on the work as well as the present members have done. With such cooperation, we know the spirit of Lans-Hi will burn on forever. s wbssbss P FW S laai 4 4646 LAL Am, ,,,. ,A .,,.,,A,....t ' Y. 1-U-.W Y V E05 N3 S SO Y' S. 'WT L E uv 4. tw .- i L 1 assa ys-fvrsarsb sQ4si sQ4' i sesame L The Lansford High School Debating Society was organized in Janu- ary this year. From that time on everyone put forth his best efforts in order to secure a good firm background. This year's topic for de- bate--Resolved: That the Several States Should Adopt a Unicameral System of Legislation--proved very interesting. - In February the teams that were to represent the high school were chosen. Those selected were Florence Bloom, Harold Greenberger, and Leonard Maholick of the affirmativeg Fannette Brill, Margaret Mary Mulhearn, and William Richards of the negative. The other members of the club are Russell Wapensky, William Dascalakis, and Sylvester Harkowitz. V Early in March the negative team engaged in a debate with Tamaqua. Several days later the Tamaqua negative came to Lansford. Both of these were non-decision debates. On March 18, the two teams participated in the tournament held at the Allentown Preparatory School. Each team debated five times and although they were not in the finals, they gained much valuable experience. The Carbon County contest was held on March 22 and 23. The Lansford affirmative debated Palmerton negative, while the Lansford negative opposed Lehighton affirmative. Attorney O. J. Tallman judged the debates again this year. Lansford was quite successful in this contest, placing second, with Palmerton receiving the top honors. Each debater was awarded a silver medal for his individual efforts. The debate coaches were Miss Wynn and Mr. Melroy. ORATORY The annual boys' and girls' oratorical contest was held on Febru- ary 12, this year. The oration for the boys was Lincoln's nGettysburg Address,n and the girls spoke about the life of Lincoln. v The girls who participated in the contest were Marion Britton, Mary Dobda, Julia Dotsey, Mary Louise Honsberger, Mary Imrisek, Marie Kalny, Margaret Kneiss, Margaret M. Mulhearn, Irene Riebe, Marion Sampson, Julia Skellchock, and Evelyn Thorne. The boys who competed were Donald Barrett, Paul Burkhart, William Dascalakis, William Gower, Russell Holmes, Alex Maketa, James Maloy, Joseph Pispeky, Dominic Ramejo, Daniel Reese, Florian Repik, Aloysius Svercheck, Leonard Tomko, Joseph Vadyak, and Russell Wapensky. The girl chosen to represent the high school was Margaret Mary Mulhearn. Evelyn Thorne received second honors. The boy representa- tive was Paul Burkhart. Florian Repik received second honors. The coaches were Mrs. Macready, Miss Sharpe, Miss Scarlos, and Miss Stevens. MDMP -V 'Q4Q4Q4.sQ swss rss zvsprss . 4fs4fs4s4 LANSFORD HIGH SCHOOL BAND Almost every member of the Lansford High School knows how impres sive our band is when it appears at basketball and football games. The splendid impression it makes has been attained only through long, hard training and good leadership. The band was organized in February, 1951, with the support of the Lansford Rotary Club. At that time Professor Victor Oswald of Hazleton was the director. He had the task of interesting the stud- ents and persuading them to join the new organization. He accom- plished this very successfully. 'P P Since the time of the organization the band has had as directors Professor Frank Fisher and Professor Thomas Dorsey. Under the expert guidance of Professor Dorsey, a fine musician himself, the band has acquired a fine reputation in this vicinity. Among its many public appearances was a broadcast from station WJZ in New York City. In the spring of every year the band gives a concert. ln prep- aration for this yearly event every member puts forth his best. It is long, hard work. Every week a practice is held requiring two or three hours of continuous playing. A These many hours are not in vain. Several of the boys who learned to play an instrument have obtained good jobs. Present meme bers of the band have something to look forward to. lf not a job, the pleasure of being able to play pays back with interest the time spent in learning to play. I ' The Lansford High School band is superior to the average high school band. The marches and other pieces played are those that are played by professional bands, and with the fine marching the band has done lately, our band is above the ordinary. .. . 4Q4fQ sQ . , Q 5 ri- xx ,J iw w 3 A , s x -Q- fgeaf-ur my A --.4 4 , f 9' ,Sa f ' ,Mm . , 1 g K. . .ig .X A hu-my-gn ...uu- 4533 fix -0 nb Q ,lf Q-2 .,............. 1 BAND SCHOGL GH H LANSFORD A GHOjSNVW HQIH OHDS WO HO VHLSHHO X I Lgdlk, , - ., , Y A+ K ,W --rf-wm-W s T . 4164 4 'Q4ai 15's-:fzs oracafsrm The Lansford High School Orchestra was organized in 1950 by Miss Prudence E. Smith. She resigned her position in 1957 and was suc- ceeded by Prof. John Caldwell, under whose leadership the orchestra continued to progress rapidly. Mr. Caldwell is already very popular among the members of the facultyf The members of the orchestra the student body, and the orchestra during the past year are as follows Director--Prof. Caldwell, Pianist--Florence Lemckeg Violin--Joseph Skellchock, Joseph Gorka, Russell Wapensky, Betty Botek, Mary Vane, Clarinet--Harold Greenberger, Robert Weston, Trumpet--James Aniloskyg Saxophone--Michael Dotseyg Bass Horn--William Richards, Drummer-- Jimmy Miller. The orchestra has played for all of our assembly programs and for other entertainments held in the school auditorium. This year, for the first time since its organization, the orchestra rendered many popular selections. At the suggestion of Mr. Caldwell, popular song sheets were printed and the student body indulged in group singing. This form of entertainment was a fine addition to the musical program of the school and was evidently enjoyed by The orchestra gives amateur musicians exercise their musical talents and enables practice and experience. Besides this, it programs acts. Mr. the past everyone. a fine opportunity to them to gain considerable gives more life to the and affords entertainment before and between the different Caldwell is to be congratulated for his splendid work during year. We know that under his capable leadership the orchestra will continue to be a most important unit in our high school. E P 5 P EC' 4d 4 4ai4Q rsivsevsv e 4 .1a4fa4.Aa4aa THE SAFETY PATRCL The safety patrol is an organization for the promotion of safety, order, and general discipline throughout the school and the surrounding private properties. It is a group of fourteen boys chosen from the junior and senior classes. It is well organized, having a captain and two lieutenants whose duty it is to see that orders are carried out and laws obeyed by those under them. The equipment consists of blue and red hoods which are very suit- able for patrolling on the different corners on cold, blustery days. The heavy hoods are discarded and white belts with silver badges are donned when warmer weather comes. The belts cross the chest diagonally and give a very miligary appearance. Bright yellow rain capes and caps are provided for wet'weather. Blue and red flags on long poles are used to stop hurrying crowds in danger zones at dismissal time when traffic is heavy. A patrol room is situated on the third floor containing individual lockers with combination locks for the disposal of clothes and books. Before each session and at dismissal time the block in front of the school on Bertsch Street is chained off for a few minutes to let the students play and walk about without having to guard against im- peding traffic. When the doors are opened, pupils form single lines before they are admitted into the school. The patrol boys report disorderly persons to the principal's office. They also prevent snowballing and loitering on private properties about the school. V During assembly, the boys are stationed at the many different exits, and during fire drills lead the students out of the school and keep them in separate groups outside. Special privileges are granted, such as being excused for coming in late to class when on duty, and being excused from class to go on duty. Near the end of the school term the patrol is tendered a banquet. The place for this occasion is decided by the boys themselves and a happy time is anticipated by all. The patrol has done splendid work this year. No accidents have been reported and a more orderly student body has been observed by the citizens of this town. Captain--Paul Flyzik Lieutenants--Joe Boyle, Charles Horowski John Praskac John Yediny John Popp Joe Colancecco Joseph V. Gorka Charles Olsefsky Gennero De Michele Al Ruback John Porambo Joe Repko Daniel Olexy srser svaeraw- sa ws 4a4.Qa4 PATROL 1937-1938 SAFETY 8961 AlISdVA WU QU Wm if ef, fa wpravrwvwrsw Q2s41ffg4Qa4Q241 Q QEEW MQW , Eosew QMS QHARLE5 Eioaovvsxn 50+-:N Wow QENNERO EMICHELE LQRIAN EPIK EOHN QORAMBO 501265 QWARVAN EQSEPH QOYLE - EGSEPH QILUBIK sw i r Q 53,21 W4 Q4 . A f il.. - I, l.. .4 1 Ai Y A, ,-.. .., eereereflree 8 .e4fe ee4ee LANSFORD HIGH SCHOOL THIRD ANNUAL AMATEUR PROGRAM 1. Song 2. Plano Solo 3. TaD Dance 4. Song 5. Banjo Solo 6. Laurel and Hardy 7. Song B. Boxing Match 9. Song 10.HmoSmo 11. Song 12. Clarinet Solo 13. Song 14. Accordion 15. Song 16. Dance l7.Smm 15. Mouth Organ Solo 19. Song 20. Recltatlon 21. World's Champion Amateur 22. Song MAJOR Bowes - EowARo PALM. HYou Can't Stop He From Dreamingn 'Black Hawk Waltz' Wfllltary Buck' 'Old Feeling' WB1ue Hawalin fComedyJ nHarbor Llghtsn 4 Comedy J 'I Double Dare You' HDo You Like My New Shoes?' WBe1 Mir Blst Du Sch5n' '0ke Doke Polkau NBe1 Mir Blst Du Schonl 'Sweet Bye and Byev WThere's a Gold Mine in the Sky' Irish Ji? 'Rosalie' 'Nobody's Darling But Mine' 'Little Red School Housen 01a and the Auto' By Edgar A. Guest 'Sail Along Sllvery Moon' Accompanied by Faye Miller 23. Mouth Organ and Animal Imitatlons I Chicken. Rooster, Dog, Cat Fight, Young Colt 24. Song 25. Tap Dance HMy Darling Clementine' WOke Doke Polka' 'V1en1 Vieniv 'Lovel1ness of Youv WParade of the wooden Soldlersn Laura Skellchock william Theodore Isabel Jones Helen Slbbach Mary Boblck Alexander Ferretti Russell Wapensky Robert Weaver Bernadlne Pauliss John Pestrock Jwem Home V. wapenslqr Metro Kokalec Elizabeth West Laverne Evans Florence Lemcke Margaret Reese Beth Reese Dan Lutz Mary Stoffa Anna Perzel Emly Plckard Vilma Shiga Laurene Pry Emma Davidson Mary Trelchak Dottie Reese Sarah L. Mitchell Reno Petruccl Armand Earley Jeanne Holmes Benny Weston James Miller Paul Halavac Richard Coury Jean Rees A V We P FW 5 4 f-S2464-ei 1 8 4se4 aa4a4. LANSFORD HIGH scHooL THIRD ANNUAL AMATEUR PROGRAM CCONTINUEDP 26. Song 'V1en1 Vieni' Eleanor T1n1 Emily Rickard Anna Perzel 27. Musical Trio QVP1anoJ Pauline Hlavaty 4 iollnl Anna Hlavaty CAccordJ0nl Helen Hlavaty 28. Song 'Can I Forget You' Marlon Morgan 29. Violin Solo 'Neapolitan Nights' John wargo 30. Song 'You're a Sweetlieart' Mildred Yusko 51. Mouth Organ Solo 'Vieni Vlenl' Edward Olsersky 32. Songs 'There's A Gold Mine ln the Sky' Florian Revlk 'Vlenl Vleni' 33. Song 'Vlenl Vlenl' Lewis Ellis 34. String Trio 'Renfro Valley' Joseph Gorka Joseph skellcnoex Edward Krutslck 35. Song 'Vlenl Vlenl' George Sclranko 36. Banjo Solo 'Roll Along Prairie Moon' Robert Davidson 57. Song nV1en1 Vienl' Sallie DeFebbo 58. Violin Solo vF1ddllnE the Fiddle' Joe Skellchock ' ootus' 59. Plano Solo 'Happy Farmers' Ann Knutz 40. Song 'True Confession' Eleanor T1n1 41. Tap Dance 'Rhythm Buck' Isabel Jones 42. Song 'Once In a While' Marie Gabriel 45. Charlie McCarthy Act CC medyl Doris Evans 44. 45. 45+ Slovak Song Bogash Melod Wrestling Ma ies tch 'Vlenl Vlenll 'Za Horaml Za Lesami' 'The Martins and the Coys' CComedyJ 47. Song 'The Bump on the Log' 48. Sketch 'Sugar Blues' L lctrolay E33-',.. V V Martha Dopera Michael Kalny Veonor Sotak Stephen Dopera John Rybnlkar Paul Hlavac Simon Harkowitz Robert Davidson Armand Earley Kenneth Brehm Thunas Jenkins Russell Fessler Dan Reese Billy Gower B. Mitchell Joe Plspeky Alfred Reese Marvin Mantz 52s L 5 4asQ M4'si4es'sQ aavaw r vswas gms la4fa4fa Sept Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May 19Z i'fX38 SCHOOL PROG RAMS 1957 - lass Cheerleader Tryout Sesquicentennial Program Band Concert and Pep Meeting Home Room Program Senior Class Program Sophomore Class Program The Community Players Al Priddy-- The Circus Man C. L. Brugderfer--HMimicH c. s. Howland--Hwnaiingn Educational Pictures Program Junior Class Program Harry White--HBlack Lightu Amateur Program Home Room Program Arthur E . Kane- - Explor er Oratorical Tryout Corporal Bob Ingles ton- - Soldier Band Concert Freshman Class Program Educational Pictures ' Gymnastics Club Exhibition Scott Company Musical Educational Picture Program P Dramatics Club Program Easter Program--Seventh and Eighth Grades Science Club Program Photography Club Program Educational Pictures Educational Pictures General Assembly si gn ers kf 5 s34M4 mana . , . 0 I 2-.Z- init.. . 069 Zi 5 .121 ' A ' Q: : X 'E -Q 'QPU QV 'Voz f-S 15566 Q 1 f qwffl - u N5!C9 FQR5 MTH Hgh M VERON r 3255555 233252 Mhvv NAA- QQ, ,f Ii-. ful P-RC5 ,4C. U13 Z? -4 Z UW-1 Ei QA, EERE? FE s 69' D G S3335 X' 6, . Q , . 33:35 .Qin 4. arg' Op X PE' K .1 J gffrjighgvdi? , S C J l is 75 f WSE EA? 9251 ng- ff5fiiE3 'f.-r ,C X ' ,Y C' hh., 7f A O 'lf A7 e ff? :J A O A7 f :'1f3-1 'S 9 E55 k Hai :Eff W' 40 9 wt: 'z' Sfffs Qx . . 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M Andrew'Hurnyak I Treasurer .s....,,.... ....... . Tillie Brestovansky Greenberger, Mitizi Harkowitz, Sylvester XX II Matta, Martha Miller, Allen Sherbin, Mary Wood, Richard Yusko, Ernest Zona, Betty Marochak, Irene Ondarco, Mary Bloom, Florence Brestovansky, Tillie Brill, Fannette C ohen , He len Davis, Betty Dotsey, Julia s Gerber, Helen Greenberger, Harold Harrison, Jean Heffelfinger, Kathryn Hurnyak, Andrew Kalny, Marie Lawson, Lionel Leidich, Marie Major, Betty Reusch, William Sheraba, Al Sotak, Veonor Turcmanovich, Helen Valuch,'Vilma Veron, Betty Q Wassil, Peggy West, Robert 1410.1- .., K f 651 nl A x,,,fspmP 1 vI,. 2 , Q' A 'U 0 'un ng, liao 1'- .....,..,.. , ,H f 1 8 ,assi aided Aiken, Thomas Andrews, Frank Bloom, Florence . M . Burkhart, Paul Cupak, Irene Dotsey, Julia Eokroade, Junior Gilmore, Jack Greenberger, Harold Greenberger, Mildred Houston, Janet Hudasky, Julia Baldwin, Emma Britton, Marion Faust, Sara Greenberger, Mildred Harrison, Ann Hantranitt, Doris Haggerty, Virginia Honsberger, Mary L. liorvath, Mildred Jenkins, Marjorie Kutnay, Margaret Lemcke, Florence Marsden, Jean Marshall, Mary QERMAN 'flaws 'I ve. ',: P X 1 Pre sident ...,...,r LL .......f g .,.........r...r., Marion Britton V ice-Pre sident .......r.r..... Harold Gre enberger Secretary .,......,.........., - r...., Mildre d Greenberger Treasurer ,..,,........ ......,.........., J union Eokroade Imrisek, Paul Kalny, Marie Kelley, George Kosoiolek, Sophie Krutsiok, Frances Leidich, Marie Markovioh, William Matta, Martha Mikolajzyk, Emily Miller, Bessie Miller, Harry Novak, Cyril .--.. QDRAMATICS LUB President ,,..........,r............. ,. ..A........ Emms Baldwin Vice-President l,..,...,....,.,.. ....r..4., Ma ry Wynn Secretary ..........,. ,......,. . .,r.. P eg Whildin Treasurer ,,,.,,,,,,, , ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,. Robert Weston Miller, Bessie Neal, Jane Novak, Cyril Oblas, Helen . Olsefsky, Stanley Reese, Margaret Riebe, Irene Ringer, Thomas Richards, Billy Shindel, Barbara Sampson, Marion Sampson, Richard Shubeok, Helen Olexy, Daniel Pispecky, John Reaman, William Rees, Fey Reusoh, William Rockefeller, Thomas Sampson, Richard Shereba, Alex Stewart, Janet Tur'cma,novich, Helen Weston, Robert Whildin, Peg Zin-nnerman, Nathan Snyder, William Strauss, Leanord Stewart, Janet Vanyush, Natalie Wynn, Mary Wapensky, Russell Watkins, Donald Weaver, Robert Weston, Robert Whildin, Peg Williams, Gladys Williams, Leona Yusko, Mildred Zimmerman, Betty srasrevvv 1 r 5 K I f 44 J QOMMERCIAL Lua President .... ,,.... . ........... n.Richard Creitz seq-etary ,,,,,,4,.,A,,,, ,,4, ,Q,,,,,,, J Q rm Modric Treasurer .,,......,.,......... ....,,...,.,...,....... Robert Barrow Barrow, Robert Bukowski, Irene Creitz, Richard Forgay, Donald Gardiner,pGeorge Anilosky, James Benek, Steve Ewmmrh Hml Coury, Richard Gazo, Joseph Grybel, Walter Geusic, Joseph Haffey, Frank Kostelansky, Michael Kucan, Joseph Mikulski, Stanley Modric, John E Amsmfmcis glue President ......,. J .A.................,......... .......... John Pispeky Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,, Paul Burkhart Ogozalek, Sara Olexy, Eleanore Pavlis, Peter Price, Helen Shovelin, Sara Jacobe, John Kowatch, George Maholick, Leonard Pispeky, John Schlaseman, Guy Weyhenmeyer, Arthur 1 B ' A V' n E A L reserves as ss4es4 4s4aa Bomba, Edward Bmma,Jdm Dmummn,Jdm Gallanda, Michael Geusic, Peter Hagar, Michael Harahnc, George Harahnc, John Hebda, John Hebda, Stanley Humphries, Jack Badowsky, Adolph Balas, John Clark, William Fedora, Theodore Holic, Joseph Horvat, Frank Kobetich, Joseph Kuhla, Francis Martinkovi c , Eva Mulhearn, Margaret M. Olexy, John Treasurer A..,... .,.. M 19AWfx38 QOREIGN QFFAIRS President as ..,n H .,..,. J ..n..... ............. MJohn Popp Vice-President ...n,,.,, .,...,.,... John Hebda Secretary ..,.,.,...... .. ........ John Bomba Treasurer . .e,,.... ........,.... John Harahnc Katkocin, Michael Kielvasa, Joseph Klementovich, Joseph Krutsick, Edward Kudellas, John Latka, Joseph Markus, Alfred McCole, Roy Mikolajzyk, Raymond Miller, Gilbert Moravick, Joseph 995999-- umm vems President ,e,,,,,,... . ......,,...... hA,r,.A,,...... ..,. Paul Roknta Vice-President ..... - ............. Charles Roberts Secretary ,A..A.,,.n. ,....,.. ..e........ ......,,...,.A.,... Ray Thorne Perko, Joseph Petras, Steve Porambo , Wanda Margaret M. Mnlhearn Prosper, Anthony Ptaskowski, Joseph Puskar, Joseph Ramejo, Dominic Roberts, Charles Rogic, George Rokita, Paul Morgans, John Ogozalek, John Olexy, John Paul, Edward Pekarik, Jnluis Pickna, Cyril Pohlod, Robert Popp, John Rydzewsik, Joseph Watkins, Vernon Wenzel, Charles Sabonas, John Shigo, Joseph Skillan, Michael Salinko, Joseph Sotnik, Helen Tecco, Nicholas Terek, Michael Thorne, Ray Vadyak, John Veron, Joseph Zuber, Michael h d we ,Mn ,,..r. .l ,,,...l.,,, , ,,,, ... l1,..,.W,. -. Y.- - -- e reereeres 8 efwee are omfsnc czmcs Quia President ...A.A...,..,. ,.., .....,A,,.AA. . .... A , Anne Legutki Vice-President ...AA4A..,.,A.e. Kathryn Soerbacio Secretary ....e.....,.. ..,........... Emily Zuber Treasurer ...,.....A...e ,...A..,..... Ann Stevens Badowski, Jennie Botek, Betty Cattivera, Dora Dascalakis, Ellen George, Betty Kneis, Margaret Jacobs, Helen Latka, Eleanor Manjak, Helen Morman, Theresa Pogis, Anna Porambo , Mary Raehko, Martha Terrihay, Helen Trudich, Julia Walton, Ruth Yanette, Bda Zrebic, Anna - - SX - I oem QZLUB . President. ,...A......,.A.,...,.......,....,.., .,..,...r, Helen Rausch Secretary-Treasurer ...,..,..,....,...o.. Anna Oracko Rausch, Helen Oracko, Anna Sherman, Alma Oracko, Margaret Sabol, Mary Liscisky, Josephine Kociscin, Mary Pavlovcak, Pauline Malik, Bernadine Oriel, Christine Mihalko, Mary Paulis, Berdine Fritz, Jean Davis, Betty Skillin, Margaret Mikolajzyk, Emily Hand, Jean Miller, Catherine Piovane, Angeline Reaman, Mildred e+e+ sre+ f' 5 4e4 4ee4e,s - .Jul .. in 1 WM ALE Wm My.--Vg, , ,M SA X awsrrawrarrar ,fs4as4sa4ar4fa Andrews, Frank Benson, William Berta, John Brimmer, Edward Chasney, Paul Ciganek, Joseph Dennis, George Geusic, Frank Geusic, Paul Hlubik, Michael Horvath, John Kocian, Charles 19fQ6f38 President ,..... .. .....,. fl .... ,..... M ,.......,,...,. Frank Andrews Vice-President. ..,...... Thomas Rockefeller Secretarying .... Lanny ,,A,,, f,,, , ,,,,,,, Jack Mitchell Treasurer Lgirlmyigp ,.4.A,, N,John Magernik Camas we Kopko, John Koshuta, Ernest Kozik, William Kucey, John Lesko, Joseph Majernik, John Malloy, Jim Mitchell, Jack Oblas, Joseph Pavlik, Frank Polack, Mike Popp, William Boyle, John Cattivera, Antoinette Colanecco, Joseph Dascalakes, William De Michele, Gennero Derkac, Joseph Dolak, Alice Dopera, Martha Evans, Doris Gangaware, Harold Horoompm Los President .,................ ....................4.. J oseph Repko Vice-President-- ----,.-- Gennero De Michele Secretary ......4..,,,,.... .,,..................n.,.,.. .WoFay Rees Treasurer s..,... ,,.. .... s.... .... Joseph Colanecco Haberchak, John Houston, Janet Huegal, Arthur Jaso, Stephen Jeffries, Mildred Kolaya, Theodore Kim el, Lawrence Kocan, Mary Miller, Harry Nihen, Margaret Mary Porambo, Walter Reaman, William Rockefeller, Thomas MwmT,Dmdd Skottey, Joseph Strauss, Warren Theodore, Theodore Vadjak, Joseph Valent, Joseph West, William Williams, Russel Yatsko, John Olexy, Daniel Rees, Fay Repik, Florian Repko, Joseph Rusnak, Michael Scerbacic, Luke Skellchock, Joseph Stanko, John Valent, Kathryn Zim erman, Nathan E-gsil444Q4444 Ebb' P97959 7 F I l r , 5 E P M M 4 l i r , a4Qs4 4re4re VIPNT I ON l UB President ................ .... ,.......... Charles Olsefsky Viee-President ,.....,...,......,.. ...,. Steve MHPGiHkO secretary . ...A........A .,.,.,.... .4,.,. P , William Markovich Treasurer .......,.,4,..................,..,....,.,,....................,.. John Rlebe Demchak, Andrew De Michele, Francis De Michele, Vincent Demitrovic, Paul Ehle, Robert Halenar, Michael Haj duk, Franci s Imrisek, Francis Abel, August Besiago, Thomas Dedinsky, Paul Dotsey, George Flyzik, Steve Gangaware, Emanuel Gurish, Michael Haberchak, Mi chael Haj oak, John Infante, Maurice Jasc, Anthony Katkacin, Michael Marcinko, Steve Markovich, William Obulaney, Joseph Olejar, Joseph Olsefsky, Charles Olsefeky, Edward B222 Q ovsrmows we P President .,...............,. M A.,..,,., John Krutsick Vice-President ....,,...,,..,4 ......,.... George Dotsey Secretary A,,,,,,,o,,,,,4, ,,,A,,,,,,,,,,, Steve Flyzik Treasurer ......,.4.,.,..A................,.,...,.r.A.s Maurice Infante Klementovich, Laddie Kocon, Sandy Krutsick, John Makara, Michael Malik, Peter Macinko, Edward Martinkovich, Steve Micolucci, Frank Micolucci, Vincent Mikulka, Thomas Miller, Joseph Pestrack, John Pickle, Joseph Porambo, Stanley Rendish, Edward Riebe, John Scasney, Joseph Wapensky, Vladimier Yasinik, Paul Piovane, Thomas Skuba, Nicholas Sniscak, Aloysious Sokol, Ladislov Sternsky, Joseph Stricek, Peter Sverchek, Aoysious Tomko, Leonard Trojan, John Vanna, Steve Zuzu, Joseph P5rVWcP W 5 4f'Q4fsE4Q44eQ X v F P P P L L A, -, I , ...-Lb..- ..., Q . -., ,. ....4.......,,......,-,. area arena A 4-254 Jawa Berry, Elvira Chernek, Martin Daniels, Louis Davies, Nelson Hager, Frank Harkowitz, Gabriel Hughes, Wilma Kanich, Edward Balas, Stella Balliet, Lillian Bankus, Mary Boharich, Anna Brim er, Elizabeth Cupak, Margaret DeMarco, Pauline Dopera, Margaret Evans, Megan Fignar, M ry Freyman, Violet Fritz, Arlene , Geusic, Catherine Grdjan, Margaret Haberehak, Mary Halko, Helen Haluska, Helen Hano, Anne 1932958 RT ima President .... . ,,i.,...,,...... m,HMMiehael Koshuta Vice-President o.A...nA..... . M Ve...,....,. Frank Hager Secretary ,...n. ...,, .,.n....... Michael Kubica Treasurer ..........,..,,.......,n..4....,., ...e....,,...,. Nelson Davies Kosoiolek, Teddy Koshuta, John Kubica, Michael Koshuta, Michael Kruczek, Casimer Malik, Alex Martis, Olga Morman, Robert as-W Lse Lua President ,......,.........n.. A.,..,.. ..,........,n..,.......,..... Mary Vane Vice-President .....,.,.....,,.... ,Edith Humphries Secretary n,,V4..,...., e,,.,.,..... ....,.,.e....................,.n.,., Sue Coury Treasurer. ,,..eh ..,ie, A ...,..,.. .,.e..h.,. H.Justine Robatta Heffelfinger, Alma Hlavaty, Pauline Hlavaty, Rose Hruska, Elizabeth Imrisek, Mary Junas, Anna Morris, Robert, Phillips, Joe Rydzewski, Chester Seaman, Peter Seniuk, John Shober, John Thorne, Evelyn Treichak, Michael Popp, Martha Rumanik, Mary Sabanos, Margaret Scheihauer, Eleanore Shober, Margaret Skryzpieo, Emilie Kelley, Mary Kiripolsky, Helen Kostelnik, Eleanor Kucan, Anna Kuchar, Mary Kusko, Dorthy Marcinko, Martha Marochak, Elizabeth Matta, Anna Miller, Vera Morgan, Jean Novak, Catherine Pietuok, Jane Snisoak, Irene Snisoak, Jean Sulla, Olga Vavra, Elizabeth Vavra, Josephine Vitek, Joanne Wargo, Anne Wentzel, Mary Weyhenmeyer, Ruth Yanohura, Adele A Yuron, Virginia Zavoeky, Josephine e a efr re- L 4a4a4, 4fa , ..,,, ,,... -..W v aa aarafavasraa 8 aa4,Q4r,g4lg4n,g Eiiusv moms President ..,.........,.......,,. ..:.,.........,.,....,, Lois Holmgg Vice-President A..,.,. A.........,... Helen Miklosovic Secretary-Treasurer. .,,,4A,...A...A......,.., Jean McCole Besberis, Sylvia Bilovsky, Anna Cupak, Irene Geusic, Joseph Gorka, Joseph Holmes, Lois Hrubovcak, George Hruska, John Huegal, Robert Kavitsky, Paul Kelley, George Kosciolek, Sophie Kostelansky, Anna Krutsick, Frances Miklosovic, Helen McCole, Jean Ogozalek, Edmund Rit ze l , Mary Rybnikar, Anna Skottey, veronica Strepko, Mitchell Tranchek, Olga Vavra, Martha Veron, Mary , Vitek, Anna Vitek, Michael Vrabel, John Yenca, Mary ,-- ,f NGUSH QZLU B President ...,.......,.....,..,............,.........,.,.,,,. Mildred Davis Vice-President ..,,,,,.,.4,.,.. ...o....,,. Robert Bvyle Secretary ,.,,,o..,,. ,.,...,...o.... Jane Thomas Treasurer ,..........., .,.,.,,,, Joseph Mikulka Adamcik, Francis Boyle, Robert Burke, Robert Davis , Mildred Fields, George Frendak, Joseph Hnat, Robert Holmes, Kathleen Horowski, Stanislous Hricik, Anna Imirisek, Francis Kanich, Irene Kosalko, Paul Kranchek, Stephen Kraynak, Josephine Mikulka, Joseph Modrich, Michael Orsulak, Ignatius Pavlik, Frank Petrovich, Joseph Richards, Mildred Seip, Betty Snyder, Mildred Thwms,Jmw Valent, Mary Williams, Althea Yani chek, Mi ldre d Yatsko, Anna York, Virginia Zavocky, Frank Zimmerman, Mary Zuzu, Margaret awakr ar raf 5 4qa4es4aae faa ' ' 32251 , N 395154, T7 T7 fail? ii ww 4 1. vagina E saws ra4 Bilovaky, Albert Boyle, Joseph Cooper, Robert Dotsey, Michael Flyzik, Paul Garland, Thomas Gazo, Edward George, Frank Harvan, George Horowski, Charles Horvath, Michael 19AEf58 rmmc Lua President., ,... N. ......, ..A,.. ......,. Paul Flyzik V106-President .,..,.,...,.............. .Michael HOTV8th Treasurer WW. mmm Al Ruback Krajcirik, Joseph Lawson, Edward Mongi, John Morgan, Stanley Neznamey, Donald Novak, John Olexy, Alfred Olsovsky, Leo Pekarik, Michael Petrash, John Porambo, John X .1 :UNCH Elma President .re., ...,4.,, s ...... H Marguerite Yanchura Vice-President P ,,.. ,mFlorenoe Williams Praskac, Roberts, Rondosh, John Orville Joseph Ruback, Alfred Solak, Francis Spence, Howard Whildin, lewis Yediny, John Zonca, John Zubeck, John Zweisdak, Michael Secretary .,,,.. .H .,..,,,, Betty Yanohura Treasurer.. ........ . .,,., Barbara Repinec Jeffries, Ellen 'Williams, Florence Kos,Agnes Yanchura, Betty Repinec, Barbara Yanchura, Marguerite Richards, Elizabeth Yantosik, Helen Shinkosky, Angela Zelaney, Agnes erarsfrv as ea4a41a4 4Qs 4 Q o ' 'M I' Li 'H'-J' M Yihnimunnlin , .,,1 , , ewes ef, as s, ff we me Bender, Anne Berry, Emily Burkhart, Jean Cappos, Connie De Febbo, Nellie Gardiner, Jean Hricik, Helen Aiken, Tommy Barrett, Donald Benek, Michael Davis, Tommy Eckrode, Junior Gillen, Tom Gower, William Holmes, Boyd Holmes, Russel 19 Mba lRL'S QSYM Q LUB Captain .m..... , .,,... .4..a..,.. . Hudasky, Julia Kennedy, Elizabeth Kosoica, Antonia Novak, Anna O'Donnell, Marion Olexy, Elsie Oriel, Anna Paynter, Mattie Eton SGW Los Captain l....,......., ..,... . Junior Eokrode Jones, Maurice Kim el, Robert Lovell, Alfred Maketa, Alex Mant z, Marvin Mitchell,'William Mulhearn, Dan Neal, Russel Pohlod, Irene Price, Gwen Reese, Beth Riordan, Genevieve Ske llohook, Julia Fortunate, Mamie Vargovieh, Agnes Ogazalek, Leopold Ogozalek, Robert Phillipovieh, Joseph Pispeky, Joe Price, William Reese, Danny Stanley, George Surma, William Szuminski, Ernest ere we 333, , l1 leideii eg f- -' -nl.s,i,,,,..N CLUBS GYM LS IR G AND BOYS i ...gala-, QUR ADVERT! SERS C a P . .qv . . R -gg, .- Fgiifff --. ll.-5. 1 -qi., ,-.-ez.-g:3 f.-'15 . -1.1 ..1.. ma,-.1-1' Q., we . 4' fFZ'53 ' .' i' ' . 2..f-H1f:-?!-f-- -,. f a 1 Y fi.. .iwf 'N ,911 My -, Vit., j ca' -1' Aff. 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We thank our advertisers and patrons for their aid, and we feel they are worthy of the patronage of the students of the high school. X f I X N a l My ef5a 4eg Wt- 4 N YQ1 X if A W I V QNLY ACIIGNS GIVE LIFE STRENGTH., A PERSONAL FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE IS STRONG. THE ACT OF DEPOSITING MONEY IN AN INTEREST ACCOUNT IN THIS BANK GETS TO BE A HABIT AS TIME PASSES, AND BY PURSUL ING THE HABIT FINANCIAL STRENGTH WHICH IS A IMPORTANT IS ACQUIRED. NOW IS THE TIM TO OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT. LANSFQRD, PA. N , QSAY ar w H memes X? compliments of fWCHfAxEL PORVAZNIK .FLQRIST Phone b - -71? Abbott St. Lens CQMPLIMENTS Q -R foe W GQYYQ 'Z Q 02 -1- -' QEQQ 1 - 4, x -, ' ,J . D, -W. :g. lt J Y I ' F dv L, Qm if -I ': flfffz -fzz' ?-:-f4 - - A4 yf .Q--1 -P f iff. .' Exif- f -ffffgffffzff ffffgff' -fffyyff. x ffffffkf Wi' ffflfffff EZQMZV sffffzf wp: 'fffffi 41119 T ' I 1 'ify-'T-:..-'F' C' N- 1, -ui ,yas wg fx- :'fe-- ff.. fhnxg-4 fH,q.',r. , 1.49 'Q' .. , ' s . -P. K 9 x rua it u. - -NWN . 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DAVIS PHARMACY CUT KATE r 'J uv HERE AND SAVE MONEY WfH1EfPlEffQfffffVAR'fl,f.E1',fT'sl'fE'fS '.'.' f .4.'.V'E DRQEIB .'.' I GfGfffEffR A Square Deal to A11 4 VVEQSS S DEPARTMENT STORE Lensford, Pe. WQH1EPlEf.lffVAIUfEiSQffQQZXKE1f.ff1B1E1TQQIQEfK COMPUMENTS OF ANDREW VVARGO Distributor of Seitz Beer - Ale - Porter WILLIAM MILLEN 'Leading 'Jeweler- 146 W. Ridge St. Lansford ' For Better Jewelry AND All Makes of Watches In the Latest Styles See Us First Wiwgs afmiaf of Me big dad ,, mfg fafzfief M Q i N I 419 ,.1!r,,,'ilLl 4, ,U c'gq5 , er gjh af SUE QBWM f Ewgd- 1 z2mHQ ., X X 4 The great army of moths is again on the warpath... ready to ravage your fine fur coats. Be prepared to meet the enemy. For your best defense see the-- .-MESGW Aw.. i E-W. , Q V T QQ? my wguggili H h as LANSFORD, PA. The largest and only Certified Furrier's Cold Storage Vaults in the Region. Your coat is insured against Fire--Theft--Moth. Our scientifically built Fur Vault is ready to properly preserve your Fur Coat in the correct cold dry atmos- phere necessary to keep the natural luster and beauty. We invite you to inspect our Fur Vault and trust we may have the pleasure of serving you. You set your own cost at 22 of your own valuation. 7A,,i,,,, 71 ab, , Y H AA-rw-Avwvwvw A5444-Q4AQ AA DEBATE AWARDS FLORENCE BLOOM QRATQAY AWARDS MARIQN BRITTQN MARY DCDBDA PAUL BURKHART FLGRIAN REPIK JCDURNALI SM AWARDS KATHRYN HEFFELMNGER LENA GALUK MARY DCDBDA HELEN GERBER wrAA ArAA aA 5 4Aa4 4fQ4AQ Q . 1 .........,,,....,.Q..A....Q..4,......A...,.,.,QA,.A..Q..Q...,A..,.Q.,,Q.4,,..,..,,A....,......,4.,,.A,.4,.....,,..,....,A.A,...A.,..4....,,,.. .................4..Q 4A............AQ.....,. Tl ...,., ..,..Q,..,...Q,,.........,.,..,,......,....... .,,. , ,j:,..i ..... 1 ...., .........,... Not Foot Ba I! pl a yers F,.h,ZJ,:2.fSwi'Z13n1Z7,iYSf2Z,.JnArhrdy new -just 'S A New prQ5f'dgh7 LIKE- Mf Laura! C95 Hardy S21 ?V,25mCL.ldvv2:oE7i!E'fQiJ M1331 X fl U Ks 'm 0 f O , 6 a 1 a. Gia I M' . '3 la B76 Z! 5 L S,Jaff6nShr gwiniammg K,-W Q L X EDASCALAS E f X ' X .- tau T -I 5 S Q Q Mfedvewfg .bxxf f I ,Kp-nshvxkx ig, v ' IEE , Z , SWT' 0 N ! ! XE gil? cgi' .. , 7 -.0 . , N X T fp . ff' A 7 MJ! 925 25 ff f Q, I I V ---I ' X. ' ' M7 X V365 ll 30173 7 1 PHOTCD STUDY Oh'-UMW, MW ,ow Hsstov-kj I fo,-jot, 10 ,LO M,,v5 x ij, 35111 Q xg 8 ' fwffxx JE 2 'ii -,Ev Q ' '-'Z W ,,-- ihgiilf-a 'Z X 1 ' X5 Q A 1 1 x 1 A 1 f xx M NT X 11 Toe Repko A 1 X 4 j 3 , WT! I V X 3 FXN- W V55 CQ? 'J CAFFU5 C HIQYN aw. COMPLIMENTS OF P Bfxcnmf-ws Home BAKERY COMPLIMENTS OF BUNS -. PIES - CAKES - PASTRIES Wm, E, Qf Omeberfgey Orders taken for Special Occasions 525 E. Bertsch St. Phone 240-J Lansford, Pa. Lansfordf Pa' COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF rs. oviis G gon Grocery Store UQALPH CEIGLIOTTI First Class I Shoe Repairing Shop 34 E. Bertsch St. Lansford, Pa. E. Patterson St. Lansford, Pa. W -A 'P 'gnu Q-nmbeveloping 1 Printing ..', R '.'.'..i.' .','r'.', Q . compiiments of Nair: Nscnms Miniature Studio Photo Shop 127 Greenwood St. Coaldale CS:-aekl Pa. NYOU TAKE IT--WE'LL MAKE ITN Enlarging Copying Joann-1 CDRSULAK Quality Meats R Groceries Phone 178-M 148 W1 Ridge St. Lansford, Pa. Eoseplw epko 545 W1 Abbott St. Lansford, Pa. 2 blocks from stadium COME UP AND PLAY . THE FOOTBALL GAME OVER COMPLIM NTS COMPLIM NTS OF OF i WW Msrzrcfw over WADE BURNHOUSER REGISTER OF WILLS COMPLIM NTS COM LIMENTS OF OF HOMER R. KERN COUNTY TREASURER ALFRED UMBACH DISTRICT ATTORNEY OFFICE OF Clerk of Quarter Sessions of the Peace of Carbon County, Pa. Michael Jupine, Jr. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 124 East Bertsch St. William s. Williams, Clerk Lansfofd, Pa- Phone 425 Morris Nothstein, Deputy Mauoh Chunk, Pe. Telephone ees DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE N. ff G. DRUMHELLER Stromberg, Carlson Radios AND Frigidaire Refrigerators 26 E. Ridge Street Lansford, Pa. .E pfoule BOTTLING WORKS The Senior Soda man of the class of Hsan 5 A: -I - 1, W, a -1 e4 L!P1ERKfKS There was a young fellow named Wright, In writing Hwriten always wrote nrite,n When he meant to write nright,H If he'd written uwriteu right I Wright would not have wrought rot writing nrite.U There was a young girl named Betty, For fun she was always ready, Till that one fatal day When she ran away, With a very young fellow named Eddie. JLJLJLJLJLJL n n n u as as A brave, bold chap was little Joe, He never knew a care or woe, Until one night he fell Into the wishing well, And that was the end of poor Joe. JLJLJLJL JLJL u HERE AND THERE Lena Galuk: HGeorge, what is a net?n George Kelly: nIt's a lot of holes tied together by strings.U JLJLJLJLJLJL as as n n A n Then there was the Senior, quarreling with a Freshman, whom he told if he didn't hold his tongue he would break his impenetrable head, and let the brains out of his empty skull. Joseph Phillipovich: uAnd that poor guy got sixteen years in Sing Sing.N Joseph Hlubik: uFor what?H Joseph Phillipovich: nFor homicide, I believe.n Joseph Hlubik: nOh, that's nothing, I thought it might be for killing somebody.H JLJLJLJLJLJL n A n n A ax Wilma Hughes: nHow do you tell the age of a turkey?n Paul Imrisek: nBy the teeth.N Wilma Hughes: HA turkey doesn't have any teeth.H Paul Imrisek: UNO, But I have.H - 1- . ' Q -I 4. . ,N ,, I ...... aff., .-L. H- .... .. , I . . ,..1 h ,+....4......A...,-f -,, ll.. ,, ... -ff 3 Joe cslwertofflgj 5-I0'l'1cf 1 X SYL. HARK 0W'TZ -N . Y, 4- LOB fff f k Nw 3 IQ HX X T0 Mb io' af 7 Q 5' xf Q W Ma v , H Q fvkv R7 ' p,f -Z9 A vw, e I 'IV JJ Nl Wx B051 oh Boy Now 1 can My Tie Too. W , , OQQTTS , UDETENTIONE ZX if L' W X- fx QW- - Q, VY' nav? N N L rf fly 5, D , 0 Q fry 45 4'zL '1A, k . P Y, Q Y x-, ,fffkrzpa Mm? MH 4., Graf? hlmw-gew' pw wt Y, Compliments of JACK CCDRBY NESBITTS Cm RATE 22 VV. RIDGE ST, LANSFGRD, PA.A NESQUEHONINCT PA. COMP L1 M E N T 5 , of bbgvef gf! R I AL T 0 A RESTAURANT a HOT EL S harpe'S News Agency COMPLIMENTS OF ,M GEORGE ALEXANDER, MGR. For Good For Good Refreshments Movie k Lunches Entertainment U C LX 13 CCPMPLIMENTS Q 1 N fx CF P L 5 - JAMES M DREHER E A T t E H T ix WEATHERLY, PA. 2 Q 9 E Lansford Summit Hill I 'ra-sa THE, ff f - ' uKLEflNQS FROM CL ASS OF TO CLASS QF 15590 --' 1---Q are awrafwsfa 8 644584 1 446 SENIOR CLASS svmsrfcs NAMES AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT HOBBY AMBITION Aiken, Thomas 17 70 159 Girls Circus Acrobat Andrews, Frank 18 68 154 Chewing Gum Radio Announcer Baldwin, Emma 17 64 102 Hiking Dramatist Bilovsky, Anna 18 67 142 School Teacher Bloom, Florence 17 62 102 English Grammarian Bomba, John 17 66 116 Cowboy Stories Cowboy Boyle, Joseph 17 71 154 Athletics Hotel Prop. Brimmer, Edward 17 66 128 Making Whoopee Mathematician Britton, Marion 17 67 145 Chewing Gum Housewife Burkhart, Paul 17 68 184 Making Noise Soap-box Orator Cattivera, Antoinette 17 595 100 Swimming Gym Teacher Coury, Richard 17 72 154 Stamp Collector Crooner Cupak, Irene 17 61 98 Reading Librarian De Michele, Gennaro 17 71 186 Fishing Banker Derkac, Joseph 17 67 156 Sleeping Teach at Vassar Dobda, Mary 17 64 122 Reading Journalist Dopera, Martha 17 67 125 Dancing Nurse Eckroade, Junior 17 68 125 Music Aviator Evans, Doris 17 62 209 Tit-tat-toe Beautician Faust, Sara 17 65 109 Breaking Hearts Detective Fedora, Helen 17 65 115 Skating Stenographer Gallanda, Michael 17 68 159 Philosophizing Psychiatrist Galuk, Lena 16 67 124 Cheerleading Stewardess Gerber, Helen 17 65 119 Skating Globe Trotter Geusic, Joseph 18 70 151 Boating Laundryman Gilmore, Jack 17 65 125 X-Word Puzzles Sheriff Gorka, Joseph 17 64 154 Music Musician Hand, Jean 18 65 145 Reading Nurse Harahnc, John 17 70 164 Flirting Bartender Harvan, George 17 69 155 Thinking Politician Hebda, John 17 68 126 Writing Poet Heffelfinger, Kathryn 18 65 111 Editing Art Shop Hlubik, Joseph 17 71 147 Killing Time Sinecurist Holmes, Lois ' 16 66 112 Corresponding Dress Designer Houston, Janet 16 65 119 Eating Air Hostess Hughes, Wilma 17 65 110 nAlu Artist Imrisek, Paul 17 66 120 Model Planes Dog Catcher Kalny, Michael 17 68 126 Woodcraft Commentator Kavitsky, Paul 19 71 160 Arguing Councilman Kelley, George 17 71 150 Detention Butcher Kelley, Robert 17 64 125 Acting Blonde Hair Kielbasa, Joseph 18 68 156 Running Business Man Kimmel, Lawrence 17 66 157 Bluffing Designer Kocon, Mary 17 68 125 Knitting Nurse Kosalko, Joseph 17 71 154 Dancing Tap Dancer Kostelansky, Anna 19 66 115 Studying Teacher Krutsick, Edward 18 69 145 Crooning Radio Star Krutsick, Francis 17 64 120 Traveling Stewardess Latka, John 17 71 155 Animals Circus Trainer Legutki, Anne 717 62 122 Hookying Dietician Major, Betty 17 67 118 Hookying Telephone Oper. 113 19AW'Ba SENIOR CLASS STAHSTICS CCONTINUEDJ NAMES AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT HOBBY Marcinko, Stephen 17 72 154 Radio Markovich, William 18 69 145 Sleeping McCole, Jean 18 58 92 Chewing Gum Miklosovic, Helen 17 66 128 Stamps Mikolajzyk, Emily 17 64 115 Giggling Miller, Allen 17 70 157 Ping Pong, Morgans, Jack 17 71 156 Guitar Nihen, M. M. 17 66 107 Bluffing Novak, Cyril 19 67 118 Studying Ogozalek, Edmund 17 66 119 Baseball Ogozalek, Sara 19 61 101 Philately Olexy, Daniel 17 69 154 German Club Olsefsky, Charles 17 69 160 Radio Pekarik, Julius 17 66 155 Diesel Eng. Phillipovich, Josep 21 695 145 Model Build. Pispeoky, John 18 67 155 Hookying Reamon, William 17 70 151 Gabbing Porambo, John 18 69 144 Loving Rees, Fay 17 67 120 Studying Repik, Florian 19 74 202 Crooning Repko, Joseph 17 72 251 Dancing Reusch, William 17 64 117 Ping Pong Ritzel, Mary 16 64 109 Typing Rockefeller, Thomas 18 65 152 Star Gazing Rusnak, Michael 17 67 156 Studying Rybnikar, Anne 17 69 150 Acting Rydzewski, Joseph 17 69 145 Loafing Shereba, Alex 17 68 147 Reading Sherbin, Mary 18 67 155 Dancing Skellchock, Joseph 18 66 144 Thinking Skottey, Joseph 17 65 150 Gabbing Skottey, Veronica 17 64 125 Dancing Snyder, William 18 69 179 Making Noise Stevens, Ann 17 62 124 Studying Stewart, Janet 16 67 124 Chewing Gum Strepko, Michell 18 69 150 Hookying Surma, William 17 65 158 Gymnastics Tranchek, Olga 17 60 98 Drawing Veron, Mary 17 65 110 Talking Vitek, Anna 17 62 121 Typing Walton, Ruth 17 67 111 Studying Whildin, Margaret 17 67 128 Swimming Yatsko, John 19 69 155 Camping Yediny, John 18 67 129 Writing Notes Yenca, Mary 17 65 125 Reading Yusko, Ernest 18 70 156 Teasing Girls Zimmerman, Nathan 16 72 196 Speeding Zona, Betty 17 66 128 Studying Zrinsky, Anne 18 62 115 Flirting AMBITION Aviator Radio Snorer Scientist Technician Model Win a Game Millionaire Social Secretary Scientist Band Leader Nurse No Ambition Technician Draftsmen Aviator Einstein's Aide Photo-engraver Romeo Dancing Teacher 4-Minute Mile Ballet Dancer Dance Teacher Stenographer Reach Mars Engineer Actress Baker Aviation Hairdresser U. S. Senator U. S. President President's Sec. Accountant Nurse Actress U. S. Admiral Circus Man Artist Artist's Model Typing Stenographer Miss America Electrician Chemist Hairdresser Heartbreaker Plumber Librarian Actress vars afr s 5 4fa4as . 4aa ' f , L. Win Praise COMPLIMENTS FOR OF Your Cooking KANUCH'S RESTAURANT USE A Modern Gas Range 200 W. Ridge St. ANTHRACITE GAS Co. Langford, Pa. Coaldale Lansford Summit Hill win Beauty Solon COMPLIMENTS Corner E. Bertsch and walnut Streets Q Lansford Telephone 726 OF NTHE SALON OF HOME COMFORTH rl. NARDINI 63 Co. Hair Styling Permanent Waving Registered State Board Operators Complzmemts of compliments NEWBERRWS aff Tor Q54 STGRE Of... DR. JENKINS COMPLIMENTS IOSEPH SNISCAK 5 OF Wine - Liquor - Beef REPUBLICAN COUNTY Lunch to taste C:CDrqP1'T.T E E ,,T i ,M COMPLIMENTS 5 TL. Dfxvns OF 1 Hardware Eousmws EAST WARD Tinning, Heating, Plumbing P4 CD T' E L Shop and Store Quality Seafoods 214 WQ Ridge St. Lansford, Pa. Phone 250-J Phone 147-M 1 N ' V NNA AVS For the Best I Q mum 'QHQPPE IN Beauty Culture Meats - Groceries - Canned Goods in all Branches 12 center street Langford, Pa. gl A N Y 5 Phone 128-R West Ridge St. Lansford, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF If it comes from Rexx-xNolQH'5 510125 3OTf'f'S MARKET 501 West Abbott Street Phone 1294W It's the best 501 E. Bertsch St. Lansford, Pa. Phone 510 MRS, SOPHIE CISMAR, Beauty Culture In All Branches 260 E. Patterson St. UDAULINEIS EBEAUTY QHOPPE 229 E. Bertsch St. Lansford, Pa. Phone 652-R Lansford, Pa. CNCE iN A ALWAYS BUMMING? MFE WL' I HAT FOR, 0 Kg? fl f y Q ff- I, 3 f 3 Q QA X Y 'fffffffff W Reis Low-LIHMS 5 if-L-m:f.--M U T HE S E N ! O R S EQ , L 9 09 4 ,f K 5 , 65 x i I , ......,...44....4,hh.'.. E N ' Q kg, ..., . 4 A v Alfxx ....-- ,QVIIE ggyhh f Q , . , , U' Q l W. 4 Q :J L4 . C K , if ,g ' l .'..-.4A ,,,,, ,. A. b.44,..., MQTQHEY V A ,..-4- A R . X www if A , GOWER DONALD BARRETT viii Qfebgsbwfs-DEQ-rider rail-Q54fQ4'4Q 1fg 1 8 THE DORSEY BROTHERS Jimmy and Tommy are brothers fine. Although they both worked in a mine, They paraded the streets with their daddy's band, And truly thought this simply grand. A master of music was he so great, He told the boys they shouldn't wait, But save their money to buy a horn, And practise each day at early morn. Upon the saxophone Jimmy would play, And often tried to swing and sway, While Tommy on his trombone so shining and new, Some notes would miss, but only a few. They practised the scale three hours a day, And soon good music they could play, They formed a band and played for a dance, And toward the top they did advance. After two years of great success, The people were really forced to confess, The Dorsey Brothers were now the best, And behind their names great fame would rest. The boys packed their trunks and left the town, They left their friends with many a frown. . The people hated to see them leave, But in New York, they could more achieve. They played with Whiteman's famous band, And traveled over the entire land, The name of Dorsey was praised so high, That many a spotlight did they occupy. Jimmy's band set out for the west, And of many a star he was the guest, While Tommy stayed in New York City, Where he popularized many a well-known ditty. Today we find them topping the list, For no players like them do now exist, Tommy is noted for that thing called swing, And in that class also is Jimmy a king. And when the boys sit and dream, How short the time doth really seem, Since they in Lansford were just boys, Disturbing their neighbors with frightful noise. Frank Andrews s+arsvaerae 5 41a41a4 k .aa 41ers EHAQ G !QlSMY Lansford, Pa. CONTRACTORS M BUILDERS Dealers in RETAIL LUMBER, BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Yard Office -- East Bertsch St. Phone 542 QU-5 MESSAGE To students of Lansford High School and all others ' seeking useful and worth- while careers is UService above self. He profits most who best serves.N This is the motto of Rotary Interna- ' tional to which we endeavor to the best of our ability to subscribe. MC lntosh Publishing Co. Dover, New Hampshire Work-Book Publishers for 35 years EASTEND GARAGE BUICK SALES AND SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRING 24-hour Wrecking Service Phone 269-M E. Bertsch St. Lansford, Pa. CEcus UlfHuPs HARDWARE STORE we have a complete line of garden tools, seeds, fertilizers and lawn accessories. Phone 454M E. Bertsch St. Lansford, Pa . L, J..- - Comp!imems Cf ' -- PANTHER VALLEY WATER CQMPANY COMPIJMENTS GF ff FJ T K4 xJAIQBON ELEPHONE x.,OMPANY .aavarmrawm as- 8 la . Q4..?g4 4..a aevuewme me rummufs ' F KContinuedD Ella Cinders V,...4 .........A....,...,.A.... Jean Hand Little Joe ..,.Q.......... ...,............. ....A......... Joe Repko Smitty ..,,A..,,.,.............A... ..... ..,, -George Harvan Jane Arden. ..... .,.... ,t,,,, Florence Bloom Mickey Finn l.,.,.A.... .... .,......,.,......., mJoe Kosalko Jungle Jim .tt....,...A..,..A.,,...l.... ......A........,.......,.,......., Joe Boyle Lynne Chalmers M .....A... ,t,,..........A....,A...,l4...4..A.. . Lena Galuk Lilli de Vrille ......... Helen Miklosovic Henry ,......A......,.,.......le......,A..... ,...4..,., . . ..... ..A,,t.A, Lawrence Kimmel Ace Drum ond ..,..,.. ..,.,. .... ....,,...,. ...,., -m .....,......c... Mitchell Strepko Frank Buck .........,...,A...,..,c,.....l.,..c.,..A...,.....,4,..,.........c..4... ,c., ...c.. .c....,.c..., Junior Eckrode King of the Royal Mounted ...,.cc.,...t.. .,,. ,.....c.,..., . .,c...........,,..... Joe Hlubik Annie Rooney ...c, ..t....,,.t..m,ct. hmmm..- c.,. ...,., ,... J lM.Anna Kostelansky Brick Bradford .... .,.......t .,.4.t. ......c............,...t..... ,..,.,........................... John Latka Olly of the Movies. ...,.,.. ..4....... -Janet Stewart Connie.- ,......A.J....., .,.. -. 4c,.t..,,,.c,,............., .,,... . Emma Baldwin Nipper ...c,... .JA..,.....,,,t.,,,,..,..,..., ,..,....A,.t......,..,c H .,.........,.........J, Allen Miller Hairbreadth Harry c...,...c..... ,,.......,.,..., Harry Miller Belinda Blinks ,t.,,.,..... Emily Mikolajzyk Buck Rogers .,,,...,,..,.. ..s... .c.t.. ,..,t .4,,,.4. ..4........ t........ts ..,,......,...,,,,.,....t..,...........,.,t. .Ernest Yusko Dan Dunn ..,....,,. ,.,4...,... J... .....t..4..,.......,.,.,,J....,...,..............,....,.s.,...A.,.,,. . Joe Phillipovich Mutt J Jeff ,,..,...,,...,J .,..,.... W ...... -Michael Gallanda K Joe Skottey Flapper Fanny t.,...,, M. ...c....4.... ,..,..t,., .......,,.,..,c.c...,..cc....,4....t........ .Veronica Skottey Salesman Sam ,c., M Annabelle. .......... ..... . lMMWWWWWlWWWMmn.William Reaman -WM Martha Dopera Myra North.- .......,. ..,...... ..... Marion Britton Major Hoople . .... ..... . ..... M. Nathan Zimmerman Fritze Ritz. ...............,................... .... ................................... Sara Faust Little Mary Mixup ....... .W ..... .......,..... .......... Mary Dobda Broncho Bill. ......................,....... ....... . Edward Krutsick Bumps ....,.. ........ ................................ .......... .......................... John Hebda Joe Jinks ........... ..... W .... ............. Joe Colancecco Bronc Peeler .......................... ....................... Paul Kavitsky Tailspin Tommy ............ Edmund Ogozalek Freckles ..................................... ....... mmRobert Kelley Reglar Feller ...... - ...... ...... ........ John Yediny Tex Thorne ...... ......... . ...... ..... ...... ....... .... ............. ............ Joe Gorka Rough House Annie ..,. - ....... ..................... in ...., . ......... all Anna Bilovsky Rudolph Rassendale ................................................. ............. William Markovich Dr. Zarkov, the Scientist.- ........ H ..... .............. Steve Marcinko Casper Milquetoast ............................ ......... -U .............. -.Frank Andrews Ma Green.mm .... .................. .................. .M ....,.................... .... ................... Helen Fedora Toots .... ..... ............. .................... ......... . Frances Krutsick Casper .......... ........................... ........... ...,..... .-Joseph Bydzewski Skippie ..... , ..... ...... ........... ................ ................. ..... Daniel Olexy Prince Valiant.. ........ H ............. .M John Yatsko Mam y Yokum it ....... .......,.... .... Sarah Ogozalek Skipper ............ .......... .............. ......,, Alex Shereba Andy Gump- ............. ...,............... . ...... ....... .... ...................... .............. .... ...... .............. Julius Pekarik Min Gump ............................. ......... ..... - ........................................................... ..........,............ .,...... . Ruth Walton 5'V'ff.'Te ' 'U F -S . N-1 4 . ' a mi Q 4feE A V -A-J -J-f I A- a J aw avrafprasraa es4o 4 e?s4 1'fgifi7X38 RUHEWING THE FUNNiES Tillie The Toiler .,.,...,.... ......,,....,A,,...,,,,,...,,,,., Fay Rees Mac- ,A,....,...,. A.,......,A..A. ....,....,.....A.A.4,.,......,.A,... 4.....,,.,..A....A.,,.A.A,,AA John Bomba Tarzan .A.4..,...,.,4A.......... ..A.,,. ......, U. .... ....,...A M,Florian Repik Joe Palooka. ,.,,A,....A..,...4.... .,,,. 4..,..,... .. ,............,........,... ,,.. John Popp Anne Howe .... .,.,,.,.,... ...A..,A..A4..,.,...,,.., U ,A... ....4......,,AA........A.4. ,...44..4,......,.. Peg Whildin Somebody's Stenog ,........... ....,.A..,... Margaret Mary Nihen Lil Abner o...,.. n....A,...... W ..i.,,....,...... ...n.A.A.,.,.............Ai..,,.........,,,.,, Joe Kielbasa Daisy Mae ..,,,,,.o..,,..,........ ...,..,nA.4 .....,i...A......,... o....... ....,.A, .,i..........,...A.. Betty Major Dixie Dugan ,.,.......n.. .,4...,...,,, Kathryn Heffelfinger Flash Gordon ...A.... .M A..r...A,....,,...A,,,, Charlie Horowski Dale Arden r...,..,.,4...,... ,..r.. ......r..r.....,........, Lois Holmes Princess Aura, ,.,....r. ..,....4, Janet Houston Etta Kott ,..,. . ........t,. .H .....4....e...M Wilma Hughes Blondie ,...,....t........, ,4A. H Dagwood .,.........,... .,..4. i,..... Curly Harper ,...4.,. ,r,. Horace .,,....A,...A.4,4,...,,,..,.,.. ..4. Tim Tyler.WWW Spud , ,r,............ T...T..T. M Boots ,.,. 4 ......... r.,.,.r,. , Professoru ....,..r...r..,,......... H Don Dixon 4,r,..i.,..4...,,.,.4..... ....,..,. Princess Wanda.mM Marie ..TT , T..,.i, .,..t ..... .,......,iT mm Moon Mullins i...,. ....,4... Harold Teen T..... ....i, .,4r .,..... Streaky ..,.,.. ..,. ..,....,T..,......... T.,..,.....,r..... Jean. .T.,...... . ................,......,.,....,..... H. .,,....4,T, .M Secret Agent X-9 ,.....V,....r. Captain Easy .T...,,.T ,,.,... ,...T.T,... Dick Tracy .,...,.......T. .,.. Terry ...............,.....T.,,..,..t..,.,.T..... Dragon Lady ..........,...T,T.. . Smilin' Jack ,...... .T.. Dixie ,...,., ,..n..T.,4 .4..,.......4 km Lala Paloozauu ...., A Maggie ..T........T........,..,Tt......, Jiggsm ,......,...,,n...r...,..., ...,..,.T....TT W Barney Google ,.,..,,.T Winnie Winkle ..,.T..... Popeye .T,........T,.T4.,..n.T.,,,,.,.4...4. MWA Mary Sherbin .WMM Richard Coury John Porambo Paul Burkhart A .T.. Edward Brimmer WW William Reusch Minka Mary Yenca HWMWMM John Pispeky nWMMWWMTJack Harahnc WWW Sophie Kosciolek H ,..4.. .... .,.4... N.Helen Gerber ,MWMM Jack Morgans H T.r.. W Jack Gilmore in Luke Scrbacic ,MMmJean McCole TMMMW Joe Derkac WW.Joe Skellchock .WWW William Surma ,WMWnM1chael Kalny ., .,.......... Martha Vavra NWWUThomas Aiken . ,.,..... Ann Zrinsky .MW,Doris Evans liWWMwmW.Betty Zona HWkWnnMMWJohn Zubook WWHTommy Rockefeller WMWWWWMML Mary Veron George Kelley Olive Oyl.M .y,.,.. ,,.t.........., .,.,.. ,T,.......,... Antoinette Cattivera Wimpy. T..T...,..G..4,.,.,T.n.......t..,n,.T...,...,,......T.t. ...,...,,,.. ..,.4.. .,..,.. .....T,T,.,.t........,.,.,... William Snyder Poopdeck Pappym ,....4.............,...t...tn.T.,,.....rn.... ......,......t.., ChHTlGS 0lSGfSkY Professor Wottasnozzle ....,,..,...T.. ..,r..,.,........,yr.,.....,...4., Paul Imrisek Tiny Tim . 4r,T..m.,..,....y,.T .,..,.r...,........,..r.....,......... .r.T.......T ,..,..., Gennero De Michele Nicodemus .,....,...........n.T,........4..4....,r..T......,......,rT......,.4,.. ......TT.,...,..:..,..4. A ..... Cyril Novak Mandrake the Magician. T.,...,.,. T,.,,,,,,,,,, Michael Rusnak Skeezixn .....A....,..,.,.......,,.4...,.,,,,.,T,,..,,...n...TTT..,T..,.,..... ..,.,.TT.....A..T.,,., Joe Geusic Nina .i...,..,......................,.T.....t.,.t,..,,,..........r...r.4,.r.............4.....,....,...,....nT.. .......4..., Mary Ritzel Little Orphan Annie t......,..,.r,r.. ...trt T....,......,..r,.....T .,T....T......,...........,.T.T.........n.... Anna Vitek ' 'i-- Q4 f'f'-i 1 WPWP PW CCDMPUMENTS OF LE!-HGH NfXVIGfXTiCDN COAL CO. CGMPLIMENTS GF ALAQE AND Wu-QTQRIA El-IEATERS Home Qf Ferst Rum pictures Painting a Speciality CHRYSLER ef PLYMOUTH SALES cf SERWCE ANDREW MQ ST RPLUSS Dealer Show Room and Repair Shop 112 East Kline Ave. - Lansford, P GENERAL - INSURANCE . Q 213 W. Bertsoh St. Phone l79J Lansford, Pa. Established since CQMPLIMENTS COMPUMENTS QF of . N. 611. GREENBERGER CCD. l P UDONNELL Funeral Director aarsarefv ssrsf 4as4 4aa4ss 19AlCf38 SENICR CLASS ALPHABET BY DORIS EVANS A B A is for Aiken Who likes all the girls, He brings home the bacon 'Cause he picks them with curls. C C is for Coury Who's never on time. He steps into the building When the clock strikes nine. E . E is for Evans So jolly and gay. She's always contented Let come what may. G G is for Galuk She's our cheerleader. In our estimation No one can beat her. I I is for Imrisek He sure knows his stuff. Here is the one boy Who never needs to bluff. K K is for Kalny Who loves to make noise, But when you really know him He's the best of the boys. B is for Baldwin So short and so sweet. She's just the nicest thing You'd ever want to meet. D D is for De Michele His first name's Gennero. His smile will soon tell you He's a gay caballero. F F is for Faust Who always does her part. By being a good sport She's won everyone's heart. H H is for Hughes Whose heart goes to Al, But in spite of all this Shefs really a pal. J J is for Jealousy You know what that means. The Seniors are finished And every face beams. .YL i L is for Legutki Can she make the eyes? And then right back of her Kelly gives oh! such sighs. EWPBJLPWPWJPF' 5 4sQ4siE4-fQ4fsQ f s4a Samoa df-ss ALPHABET CCONTINUE DD M . M is for Major The girl with the giggle. She knows every joke And you laugh till you wiggle. O O is for Olexy My! but he's shy. Don't flirt with him girls Or maybe he'll cry. Q Q is for quiescent Which means inactive, calm, still It doesn't suit the Senior class But its antonym will. , S S is for Stewart Who always has a smile. She never has a worry, Just happy all the while. U U is for Unique Which applies to Boyle. His nickname is Zeke And to his friends he is loyal. And as an entertainer, he's royal W W is for Whildin She's one of the best, But boys haven't a chance 'Cause she's got Keppy out West. Y . Y is for Yatsko The boy with the curls, , And if you'll take notice He's Nitn with the girls. N N is for Nihen So dainty and neat, As to wearing smart clothing She's hard to beat. P P is for Porambo How that guy can run! He starts up the field At the shot of the gun. R R is for Repko And Repik as well. Which is the hero Is hard to tell. T T is for Tranchek Who goes her own way. Don't ask her about love She'll have nothing to say. V V is for Vavra So tall and so slim. She has plenty of vigor And plenty of vim. X X is for Exequy A funeral procession. We'll march away sadly When we finish this session. Z Z is for Zimmerman My! what a boy. Just let him play ping-pong And he'll burst with joy. Compliments of Q . AW E? ifNQ SiU1RffQ2?X.QNiQCQQQEfQQfffAfifXXfGffQEffNfCY Veedol Motor Oil Tydol Motor Oil Tydol Gasoline S , UPER EES-ES ERVECE TATION Jimmy Reese, Manager West Patterson Street Lansford, Pa. Excellent Lubrication and Car Washing Facilities CARS called for and delivered - Phone 570-R lubricated according to factory recommendations ' Sanitary Rest Rooms Tire Repairs accessories ,i,,, 1, ,, . ERESTES Mus TQEE KXTHE REXALL STOREU Compliments' Stationery of C dy K daks Films F min S . THE LANSFGRD Bom me VVQRKS H y prescriptlon f' ll d E- When Buying Furniture COMPLIMENTS ' SEE QF H3 AUSCHULEK EEvv45 - ENSURANCEEAGENCY ,152 W E R dge Street LA-NSFORD PA I.: f d Pa. nlnsurance Specialists' N U d ld ararabwra1fwa4a4Q4a4a Ivanhoe W ,A...4..A ,............,, M Macbeth .............A..........,...,..,..4.. Robinson Crusoe .,,.... Friday ...................e..AA,...... - Sir Launfal 4..... Helena .,................,... Orlando ,...,.A.....,. Hermia .......... Lysander ..... Puck .... ...... ....... M Jessica .......... Hepzibah ...... Phoebe Q. .......... .N ..... H ..... mmm Clifford Merchant of Venice Portia . ....... ............................................ . Antonio .............,.............................. Lady Macbeth ....................... Hamlet The Ancient Mgfiggf 4t' M ROIYIGO ...... .......,.,. ............... , ...,,......., . . ,. Juliet W ........ ................................,...... W Hiawatha ..... Minnehaha ........ John Alden W ..... .................... W Priscilla ........................ .......... Vicar of Wakefield CJ.LlVla .. ........ .,.,. ..,, ....,.. .......,...,.,....... ,,.,,4,,,,,,,,,,,4 . , King Arthur ......................... Guinevere ......,.......... ......... .......... ..... Robin Hood ............... ........ Q ....,....... M Maid Marion ,.... . Little John M ............ W Sophia .......................... ...... ...... Evangeline . ...., ................ . Miles Standish .......,...... Rip Van Winkle Scrooge ...... ........,.........,........,... Marley ...................... .............. Tiny Tim ............ John Smith ...,........... - Pocahontas .......................... Ichabad Crane ,,.,.,,,,,, SENIORS ON THE UTLE PAGE .WmaMWA.WWWnhlmWWMM Wham- mmm Wwg.Joseph Boyle MWlWil.gi,p5,g,,,4g,WM -rM3,mM7WmWWrm-Michael Kalny ' ............. H '... ...S.. f .f ..'.t.i. Q 111 t'ti 't'A Q If 1fIQQf111ffQQQQLE.iff ..... John Yatsko lMW.Thomas Aiken !f fi? ',... ......,..... Joe Hlubik .nWWMWmPeggy Whildin MWmChar1es Horowski .WMWm,i.Lena Galuk mWmm-Cyril Novak mm.Robert Kelley - ........... Helen Fedora can Ruth Walton M ......... .-Mary Sherbin M ,,.,,,.,.,,,,, Ernest Yusko WW.Florian Repik WWW Helen Gerber Www Alex Shereba . Mary Dobda ,Wm William Reaman in EAQAIA, William Snyder in Joseph Geusic AWMWMM Mary Ritzel WW Joseph Kosalko WWW- Anna ZPiHSkY JOhr1 Porambo Betty Major W.Joseph Skellchock Helen Miklosovic Joseph Phillipovich vMmWW,Ml.BGttY Zona ,WMM Paul Kavitsky H uubpypubyl Marion Britton John Bomba MWWpSophie Kosciolek umMMM.Martha Dopera MMM Nathan Zimmeran ............,... . ....... Jack MOPSHHS mM.Mitchel1 Strepko Harry Miller WWMMWWW John Yedlny Gennero De Michele W,Irene Cupak Richard Coury Peter Pan .,,., ..,.,.,.,.,,,.,, puplppbphtn Luke Scrbacic Cinderella ........ ........ Q hulnpnnnnpuvvpv Jean McCole Billy the Kid ....... ........... W illiam Surma Odysseus ........................... ..... ........... Paul ImriSek Cornelia ....................... - ............ ........ ..................... ............... . .................. ............................ ..............................................................................................,..... 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Bertsch St. Lansford, Pa East Ridge St. Lansford, Pav y Phone 95-J JCDt4N FLYIDZ EXMfSKl Compliments Quality Meats and Groceries of Corner Jones and Abbott Streets . A N D Y 'S ICE CREAM ' Lansford, Pa. P A R LQ R Phone 94-J V SAM KLINE'S SI-IONEBERGER'S HBARGAIN SPOTU 1 W P e i n it Everything for the Working Man e nd Shoes, Boots, and Men's Furnishings Walipgper Store 64 N. Wyoming St. Hazleton, Pa.. Phone: LANSFORD 517 REALISTIC PERMANENT WAVING CTQQ e nm gfiw K ol v Spiral, Croquignole and Combination X 55? CZDLID QEEZT X - f 1 1 l 1: 4 AD NG Am FIG SYWGFDS gRfALEspOQ 5 , f '5nQgf.q'lll.., rF.4QiEii phone 412-R 42 E, Ridge George Wargo 168 Fisher Avenue DistributorAH. Coaldale, Pas. COMPLUVOENTS GF Z:MMERMAN's Dmav NEW MAHONING, PA. comphments I of GEORGES BARBER SHOP 4 Barbers It pays to look well 16 Tunnel Street Lansford, Pa. jOHN P. Dfxvzs WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER Phone IOIQW Lansford, Pa. -WHsTe ' URQNT-Q1-we' Beer Candy-Cigarettes-Soda Gasoline-Oil John Poramho, Prop. E. Patterson St. Lansford, Pa compHments of PxFRMND for-4eN's C!-HLDREN SHOPPE The only store in this vicinity exclusively for children. Lansford, Pa, 1 8 4s FOOTBALL AWARDS Al Ruback Orville Roberts Michael Horvath Paul Flyzik William Price Edward Gazo L MANAGERS Steve Jaso John Lesko Charles Horows John Porambo John Popp Steve Jaso Paul Flyzik Joseph Boyle George Fields fx as as af u BASKETBALL AWARDS ' ki Arthur Weyhenmeyer Frank George William Price John Mongi MANAGERS Alfred Olexy John Lesko 1s 1x 1: as ax an TRACK AWARDS John Popp V John Porambo MANAGERS Charles Horowski JLJLJLJLJLJL 1x in fn 1x lx is CROSS COUNTRY AWARDS Joseph Kielbasa Michael Vitek Michael Zweisdak Joseph Kobetioh M ANAGERS Michael Gallanda Paul Chasney Leonard Olsovsky Theodore Kolaya John Praskac Robert Cooper Alfred Olexy Leonard Maholiok Theodore Kolaya John Praskac Stan. Horowski Joseph Repko 4Alfred Olexy Harry Miller Joseph Olexy John Stanko aRvss eWvsers+f 5e 4Wa 4aa4sa4ae , ..., . ,... ...........,,......,....,......,,,,.......,,......... , .,.. Q?i?f'f-f?- 'lf 'ff' Qmmaaas orLHs6U1 +qUB if ,ff ' ff . ,, g'1iij31i79'f,g7ff fi.f Y 'ff T' wav HCT-t W '--'Q-1.5 , X ' E fm 4. f 1 swkiswi J wg' ..-' Th' 5 is Th s gferg T-x 'MTW ' V S5 ' ' 5 -:tg f 9 U gi, 0 I4 L ' I, A Q5 EA REAL f 3... ,,A Q ik xsj 1 Qk-1 1 f1,w? 5 Po Y'-rs 'A N Yi ,v xl N V: .,h'h V' r - lc DI! QM KEY 23 Us C 73 2, G 'E f ' , nr ' f T, , U qJQ ' '7 W Us, E32 Mm ' MTH Pwce. 2 I . s.. 5 RW Y 12 -T X X 'yPHS, mvsxgi if Tvm who WON f-QTIGvs Fov. 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Fruit Produce And Phone Lansford 275 Groceries BE WELL DRESSED COMPLIMENTS Buy your next suit of At the FRANK NARDINQ 6? SONS H U B S T o R E Langford, pa. 168 W. Ridge St. Lansford, Pa. Adams Hats - Kersohbaum Clothes PHONE 518 Compliments of YURICKIS Maw FINE BREAD nBread of Qualityn Bertsch St. Lansford, Pa. MAURER'S UPfTGfDATE GARAGE Fireproof Storage E. Maurer, Proprietress Bertsch and Coal Streets Lansford, Pa. DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE compliments of Ce NEY ISLAND RESTAURANT 118 wg Ridge st. Expert Radio Service All Makes C. OLSEFSKY 503 E. Patterson St. Lansford, Pa. -Phone 444W Me r i e's Beauty Shoppe For Quality FEATURING 1 PEOPLES MARKET All Permanent Waving AND 24 East Ridge St. Ele otri c Mani curing Meat S Vegetable 5 Sea Foods Groceries W. Ridge St. Lansford, Pa. ' i E. , ....:..........,, ,lg 7, New-Q4 'Q4A AA 19 Was WEATHER FORECAST FOR CERTAIN SENIORS BREEZY ,......,4.... MILD ,.T.......,.... DRY .A..,..,. THREATENING UNSETTLED ....A..,.....T.. STORMY .....,.. AGREEABLE ..,.. PLEASANT .,,.......... THUNDER V..T........ WARM .,.,......... FAIR .T........... WINDY T,.......,,..,.. HOT ........... SETTLED .,........4, CLQUDY .T.,,..,... FOGGY ,..,.. . ............... . . HURRICANE ..,. A..,...,.... CHANGEABLE 1958 Mm.LOIS HOLMES WWMHFRANK ANDREWS MMM PAUL BURKHART HMARION BRITTON WWWMJOSEPH HLUBIK .WMMEDMUND OGOZALEK WWNMARY RITZEL MMm.SARA FAUST WMELORIAN REPIK KATHRYN HEFFELFINGER --.E .......... FAY REES uWW,JOSEPH BOYLE JEAN HAND WWW SARA OGOZALEK WWMMCHARLES OLSEFSKY MW RUTH WALTON PAUL KAVITSKY ANTOINETTE CATTIVERA JOHN PORAMBO LIGHTNING .......,..A,,.....4......A.......,.......,....A.......,.................................,..........,...... A..........,...,...............,.....,..,.....,........................,T.................,..,,....,..T www EJ. 4m48fa4A aarswsfvas r m4ag4.q4,a WIT AND HUMOR Teacher: In which of his battles was Gustavus Adolphus slain? Pupil: I'm pretty sure it was the last one. She Cat a basketball gameiz I don't see how the umpire keeps so cool He: That's easy. Look at all the fans around him. JL JL JL JL JL JL ax lx n u Teacher--Johnny, what's a cannibal? Johnny--I don't know. Teacher--Well, if you ate your mother and father what would you be? Johnny--An orphan! JL JL JL JL JL n n n A an Visitor: And how old is the baby, dear? Small Sister: He isn't old at all. Hefs this year's model! X JL JL JL JL JL n ax n n n First Burglar: I need eye-glasses. ' Second Burglar: What makes you think so? First Burglar: Well, I was twirling the knobs of a safe and an orchestra began to play! JL JL JL JL JL JL n n as n n as Teacher: Johnny, who was Anne Boleyn? Johnny: She was a flatiron. Teacher: What do you mean? Johnny: It says here in the history book: HHenry VIII, having disposed of his wife Catherine, pressed his suit with Anne Boleyn.H -- .. -- -. -- .4 n n as u A A Mr. Jones: Your suit looks a little rusty, Brown. Mr. Browng' Well, my tailor told me it would wear like iron. JL JL JL JL JL JL n 4: n as fs A NEliza,n said a friend of the family to the colored washerwoman, Hhave you seen Miss Edith's fiance?U UNO, ma'am, it ain't in de wash yet.n JL JL JL J' u n n ax Diver: Do you serve crabs here? Waiter: We serve anyone. Sit down! rs' PWP VW 5 4'Q4fsi4si4fsS r COMPLIMENTS OF we Lecmsc emacs Phone 252-R 127 W' Patterson St. Lansford, Pa. WHEN IT COMES FROM THE MONARCH AND SHURFINE STORE YOU ARE GETTING TH BEST Brien Plocmrlf Phone 665 217 E. Bertsch St. Lansford, Pa. EARLTON RADIO 6: SOUND SERVICE Radio Service Engineers MOTOROLA America's Finest Radio Complete Service Laboratory ' and Sales Showhroom for Home and Auto Radios 267 E. Patterson St. Lansford, Pa. SUMMIT HILL MARBLE 6 GRANITE COMPANY ' Manufacturing and Main Office Su mit Hill, Pa. Telephone: Iansford 331 DISPLAY ROOMS IN- ALLENTOWN, PA. wskmiasvme, PA. BLOOMSBU RG, PA. UIREEDIS STORE MEN'S Clothing - Shoes - Furnishings Lansford, Pa. COMPUMENTS of THE l3RmL SHOP The Shop of Individuality and Quality C omfpliment S of p ELIZABETH WEAVER Medical Technoligist COMPLIMENTS of UQUJUDSSUQUDSS GROCERY STORE MARSDEN'S MARKET The Market of C m I' went s Established Quality CJ p 'TI of 38 W4 Ridge St. 4 Lansford, Pa. Only Highest Quality QCOT T Meats R Groceries Fresh Produce Esther 'S Beauty Por Permanent Waving Zotos do Bonat Method All forms of Beauty Culture Phone 447 35g'W. Ridge St. Lansford, Pa. AT GRADUATION,......... the exchange of photographs is a graceful way of acknowh ledging friendship. Donft disappoint those who expect your photograph., Make an appointment now. Daily 9 to 9--Sundays 9 to 2 'KRE xrom Swmo as 19,558 ff as fi smuok PECULIARITIESA 1, Tallest B0y.n ...,,.A WW Tallest Girlu, q,,,,, M Shortest Boyhmnw Shortest Girl .,.,.,... . 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Dresses - Accessories - Lingerie Hosiery COMPLIMENTS CDF TRANSPARENT ICE Co. HuMPHRmS' NNHou5ALe Cash and Carry Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos, Syrups, Etc. Cor. Coal and Patterson Sts. Lansford, Pa. Phone 145-M QOWAN EBROS. Tamaqua Dry Cleaners Tanaqua, Pa. The House of Quality Clothes Since 1900 Hoses groan, UNC. Tamaqua, Pas It costs less to UKEEP WELLW Than it does to NGET WELLU DUGANE BAKERY cowwiiments of MORGAN Bmw. nYour Amoco Dealern Complete High Pressure Lubrication , 34,4 p-,. -vi'-1 aff.: -3 .J-In 5' A ug' AmBT1C8H'Y Guaranteed tj-W Amoco QE uxhgiiww nThe Sign of Greater Valuesn 'W. Patterson St. Lansford, Pa V' IREAMAN ' s md ' PISPEKY . Oro P I 43 E. Water St. 605 E. Ridge St. Q 2 MY PLACE RESTAURANT 5 ,jP,h.O'bO Finishing Sc Enlarging . i Corner Center R Patterson Streets WWORK OF QUALITYU E A Lansford, Pa. I E LM- H ,,, ,. -n , ......,, ,nam TAR LUNCH X A R Cl A R E T Q-9' Ll- 16935 W. Ridge St. Lansford, T f The Home of the 552' Franks P H A R M A K Y Full course Dinner 40,1 Blue Platter 2551 WE SERVE Your Prescription Store Sandwiches Soft Drinks Sundaes 267 E. Bertsch St. Lansford, Pa. If we do not satisfy you, tell us W Jim y Demetriades, Proprietor COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of F l of GoEDoN's MENS STORE , fy 148 TT. Ridge st. Lansford, Ps. C O9 5 -'G 9 -W Phone 341 on the Highway Everything iCoaldale, Pa. For the Well Dressed Man Special Platters every night fy . Lomplaments of , ' COM P I. IM E NTS T I OF 'FRANK NEMECHEES CAFEE T FET E N D 8 TT. Abbott st. Langford, Pa. T W MO LISTQA You UF TO The mnone To Make TTT. You Hose BT'-na VGvnovx You Nouhk DGTG mn mehr Gotrg Lf Yevnon XS ARR Wynn S MJ EQ NN . 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UJILLIA DAS-CALA K1 S blues A favours PQEYPORT mb, IMPERSONATOR UNF Rim BRAN DT. ,Nl N , M U y i rf' 'I 5 ff I N QQ .H .. .. ..,.,,, ....,...,AA. .,,4.A,.,A,.,, , . . ... A, , 0 ' ge - w YQ. 0 Cv ?,A.5w,ol,::'Sf,Ey he CQ QS There The Qfff WG Y 'W N- ODXW QD: E Go X ' ff 53 ff . 1 ' C , '--X ' .. ?- , A X X M2 X , o If . V? x i '. ' T L, s r'RAus 5 X A A Q fi L SJLGAK 'ff cf-:QS .... .... . ....,. .. ,. . ., ,,,,..A.A4..A...,AA .,.,.,..A. au - 'V--vw ---- wr Z ,-..- ,.: ,fn , ' - SAHSPCPDSHHKE ROD G E R S AUTCD COMPANY '2'2 E. RIDGE STREET ' 1 LANSFORD, PA. PHONE LAHSPOPD 550 A A A WHCLESALE A V A REAFAIL E ig LLEWP , ' ' PM in VH 1 ' ff N' SRQREE S QM S 33. f 75 -3 552 HAMILTON STREET , ' Em gg., A ATHLETIC OHTHUEPS .- Ps FOP SCHOOLSQ COHEGL5 AND CLUBS L PHONE 6704 AHENTOHH, PA. Pmifw ssmsnesgs gif' Q: '33 A f Q27 wsu XV EXTEND AN INVITATION TO ALL GRADUATES To see our line of exclusive Wrist Watches, Diamond Rings, and Jewelry. Bracelets Pen and Pencil Sets Locket and Chains 4 Desk Clocks Cross and Chains ,Wallet Sets C t Coll P'n Set OIHPQC S RI' 1 S Brush Mirror and Comb Sets, Etc. fG. S. SHINDEL' LANSFORD, PA. ELGIN Service First and Always HAMILTON IYPING ERRCDRS REDUCED Ainevv CREATKSN YOU Wim H65 JUST LQKE been RELEASED was S I-2 5 will bring to your desk e booklet called WTHE TYPING ERROR ELIMINATOW at This booklet contains 17 games to be used in your typing classes. Keep two or them on the board throughout the school year. The entire typing body plays each game, which creates con- centratlon, interest, and enthusiasm., thereby resulting in error elimination. Eight Illinois State Tgping Champions, three or them nited States Cha.mpi.ons,rat1ng over the hundred mark, all participated in playing these games, which played no small part in their typing succ ss. Order your desk copy now, and PD-UP your TYPING BODY. Do not send stamps with your ow 411252 THE TYPING ERROR ELIMINATOR 230 ALLEN AVENUE-WEST CHscAeo,iLL. LGUIS E. STILZ 61 BRG. CQ msmas N.4tb ST. PHEEADEEPHEA, PA. n n 1 MANUFACTURERS OF mass oszapofmom CAPS ff oowms CHENEELE LETTERS i GOOD SHOES and HOSIERY KEEEW-xN's SHOE STQRE E Broad Street Tamaqua, Pa.E Ek Ufzmmo . 4a4 4fe4.fa Dr. F. N. Dougherty Mr. Jasper Collura Miss Sophie Gallagher Mr. Howard Jefferies Mr. John J. Repko Mr. 8 Mrs. F. R. Lauer Mr. Kenneth R. Millen Miss Maude Bacon Miss Sara Morgans Mrs. Mary D. Andrews Miss Gladys Montgomery Mrs. Anna D. Macready 19fK-JN38 QD Mr. M Mrs. J. E. Davies Mr. Benjamin N. Authur Mr. Frank Riordan Miss Marie Spillane Rev. Edward J. Mechunes Mr. Kline S. Wernert Mr. E. M. Balsbaugh Mr. William Richards Mr. Dan Mulhearn, Sr. Miss Ida E. Wynn Miss Mary E. Boyle Miss Sallie C. Mulhearn sevsk raelrwsvsw afa4ws4Qe4ws42fs Rev. Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Dr. Mr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Mr. Dr. P. Wesley Bare J. Breslin Mae Biohards Thelma Williams Daniel Nihen Wm. C. Neumiller FranoisNJohns C. E. Purdy Gordon D. Weaver R. H. Kistler Francis Dolan John H. Potter Dr. Sue Tomchik Mr. Corrie Breslin Dr. J. E. Nesley Mrs. Beatrice Klock Mr. John E. Lauer Dr. Andrew Dobosh Miss Miriam Heffelfinger Mr. Elmer Davis Dr. S. F. Druckenmiller Mr. M Mrs. Robt. Jones A Friend Mr. E. S. Wallen 4Q4fQ4s- 3 COMPLIMENTS of compliments 1 Your Shoe Store Cnf N Uhe Boston Shoe Store l HAYDEN L' EVANS J.kA.Cmry RECORDER , w of DEEDS W. Ridge St. Lansford, Pa. The store which belies its name For hardware is but One of the many items we carry. Just try us for any of Your school needs You will find we can supply most of them. Also - China - Glassware - and The latest in Cooking Utensils. Gifts for all occasions. Stationery Sporting Goods Rubber Stamps 8 Keys Made to Order BROWN HARDWARE STORE 6 E. Ridge St. Lansford, Pa Phone 240-R 1 FINISH HIGH SCHOOQ FIRST E.ff.EHSMIQ?..fIE. 522232233 52215255 22512222 920 and 927 Hamilton Street Allentown, Penna. J. W. Oberly, Pres. AN APPROVED BUSINESS SCHOOL Capacity enrollment Proof of excellence 70th Year Begins September 1 Further information on request D 7 compliments of :ME ANK LANSFORD - .'. 'll . ,-,','f. . . . -N.. ',',',',', .'n' on ' 5' .'.'1 n-nl-I 'ff FR!-:SHN AN SOPHOVI Ogg .,g.g.gg-5.5-3115. JQN 'ORS 5 E Nl 0 R . I-I '.'.', '.'.':.1 : . .......-f f52i,:,5f,:4,::-E, W .- .....-mf ., ., la, N. ...S gn-W ' ge .. , --2 -s.1.-- . -n .r. . . . ,'3, . . . 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