Lansford High School - Panther Yearbook (Lansford, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1947 volume:

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Gfmza Mapreagq DEDICATION TO OUR BELOVED TEACHER .,d4l'5. iZlZ6L ,MflCl'66lJy WHO GIVES TO US OUR LOVE OF THINGS BEAUTIFUL AND GUIDES OUR CHOICE IN LIFE'S WORK THE PANTHER Francis Yasenik Jane Heffelfinger Ann Donald Ann Shinton Evelyn Jacobs Margie Marsden Annetta Kutzmire Edward Leonard Arthur Rubart Dorothy Heller Albert Lizee Rose Bohovich Elizabeth Haberchak Bernadette Rendish , Business Manager STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Molly Edwards Leonard Sc ASSISTANT EDITORS Marie Bachman Helen Posta Mary Harkowitz ART EDITORS Doris Preston Mary Dotsey ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Catherine McCall, Sales Manager Ann Porvaznik Mary Kraicirik George Sabol Edwin Houghton Robert Cunliffe Thomas Reinbold Stephen Botek Margaret Polakovic John Yanacek Anna Delauretis TYPISTS Mary Watkins Alice Fota SNAP SHOTS William Bolles honberger, Business Manager Jeanne Jones Helen Bobick Mary Perzel Dolores Kctkocin Fred DeLauretis Eleanor Phillipovich Margaret Williams George Sniscak Mahlon Pispecky Maisch Kennedy Alyce Bokrosh Mary Sokol Josephine Zovak Ya 5513? ' mm, if :dwg 6 'K f ig.. ,.-any K 'mf 'X L is 3 vi! Dr S 053- N' 's Q N Mr. Howard D. Jeffries Mr. Kline S. Werner! YEAR BOOK ADVISERS WE, THE SENIORS OF I947, WISH TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE GRATITUDE TO THESE, OUR ADVISERS, FOR THEIR AID IN PRODUCING THIS BOOK. Miss Jean Lesher Miss Emma Scott BOARD OF EDUCATION 1946-1947 Mr. James Reese Dr. S. F. Druckenmiller President Vice President Mr. Harry Harfranft Mr. Robert Marsden Mr. William Morris Mr. Burris Kressly Mr. Robert Shinton Secretary Treasurer SENIOR CLASS 3 ADVISERS ,' 1946-1947 f Miss Florence Lemke Miss Mary Holmes Mr. Michael Oriel Miss Emma Scott Mr Kline S. Wernert Miss Jean Lesher Mr. Walter Fudge Mrs. Thomas Durnin E IOR C O I. O R S ,Maroon am? gray F I. O W E R Gfmericcnz jeczufq in M 0 T T 0 Uvof fqzzislzcd jusf Lequ l I l l ll l l i l ,l ll Y 1 l 1 i ll' 'll l l llllllllllln. PANTHER ARDOS, JOSEPH Academic lljoei Y Basketball's his middle name, He's really master ot this game. Clubs: Foreign Affairs l, Governors 3, 4. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. ARIETA, ROBERT College Prep. Speed Smiling, happy, cheerful too, Speed's a tonic when you're blue. Clubs: Foreign Affairs l, Governors 2, 3, Hobby 4, Secretary 2. Activities: Basketball Manager 1, 2. BACHMAN, MARIE Academic We We We We is this lassie's name, Baton twirling brings her fame. Clubs: Gym l, Glee 2, 4, As You Like It 3.. Activities: Oratory l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Panther Staff 4, Class Play l, 2, Home Room Secretary 3. BALLIETT, FAYE Commercial ' ' Shorty' ' This girl with the quick silver fingers is Faye, No music is written that she cannot play. Clubs: Glee l, 2, 3, 4, Pianist l, 2, 3, 4. Activities: Oratory 2, 4, Band 7, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Gym Exhibition l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play l, 2, District Band 3, District Music Contest 3. BOBICK, HELEN Commercial Bobie We're sure as sure can be, At cheering she's the best you'll see. Clubs: Gym l, 2, 3, German 2, 3, Mimeograph and Code 4, Victory Corps 1. Activities: Gym Exhibition 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Panther Staff 4, Vice- President Home Room 4, Class Play l, 2. Y. BOHOVICH, ROSE Commercial YIROZYI Ready to laugh, ready to smile, Rose is always right in style. Clubs: Art l, Knitting 2, President 2, Mimeograph 3, Make Up 4, President 4. Activities: Panther Stat? 4. BOKROSH, ALYCE Commercial l!A'yCe!! Alyce is so quick and bright, Seems as if she's always right. Clubs: Art l, 2, 3, Library. Activities: Panther Staff 4. BOTEK, STEPHEN College Prep. Buckets Here's the boy with the licorice stick, Let me tell you he's mighty slick. Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Class Play l, 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Pennsylvania District Band 3, 4, All State Band 3, District Forensic Contest 3, Student Conductor. Six' . ' BRIMMER, BENJAMIN Academic K :if '. , Vrk uBen1r Handsome, gay and debonair, Ben's a gentleman quite rare. Clubs: Foreign l, 2, 3, Art 4, Class Play 1, 2. BUCHALA, ADOLPH Academic Buck Here's a chap you'll like to meet, Pleasant, cheerful, friendly, neat. Clubs: Gym 1, Latin 2, Governors. Activities: Safety Patrol 2. Plllliliifn CUNLIFFE, ROBERT College Prep. Bob Angelic as a choir boy, Bob's the teachers' pride and ioy. Clubs: Governors 2, 3, Sports 4, Club Vice- President 4. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, 4, Track 3, Class Play 2, Panther Stat? 4. DANCHAK, JOHN Academic Zeke Joking, pranking all the day, We wonder how he keeps that way. Clubs: Foreign Affairs l, 2, Crafts 3, 4. DAVIDSON, CATHERINE Academic uKH'y1r A Palace employee, most discreet, Just ask her, she'Il find you a seat. Clubs: Art l, 3, President 3, Glee 2, Make Up 4. Activities: Class Play l, 2, Gym Exhibition 2. DeLAURETlS, ANNA Commercial La Rue Flashing eyes, complexion dark, Life to Anna's a merry lark. Clubs: Art l, 4, Glee 2, Mimeograph 3. Activities: Class Play 2, Panther Staff 4. DeLAURETlS, ALFRED College Prep. HF,-edu As an Ad man he is great, Always ready, never late. Clubs: Art l, Secretary l, Foreign Affairs 2, 3, German 2, 3. Activities: Class Treasurer 3, Class Play 2, Pan- ther Staff 4. DOMINES, sieve College Prep. :iT-Ween: Fair and handsome is this lad, A better friend can't be had. Clubs: Foreign Affairs l, Governors 2, As You Like It 3. Activities: Home Room Officer 4, Track 3, Class Play l, 2. DONALD, RACHAEL ANN College Prep. Rach Ann's a singer, the best we've seen To trumpet players she doth lean. Clubs: Glee l, 2, 3, 4, Discussion 2, Secretary 2, As You Like lt 3, Latin Club 4. Activities: Oratory 2, 4, Debate 4, Class Play l, 2, 4, Band 7, 2, 3, 4, Panther Staff 4, Eastern District Chorus 4. DOTSEY, MARY College Prep. Maymie Mary is an artist keen, Around the school her work you've seen Clubs: Art 7, Make-Up 2, 4, Typing 3. Activities: Oratory l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play l, Panther Staff 4. DROZDAK, HELEN Clubs: Knitting l, Make-Up 2, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Typing 3. Academic Oklahoma Helen is the best of pals, A favorite among boys and gals. DUNKLEBERGER, DONALD Academic Donald seems so shy and quiet, But with the girls he is a riot. Clubs: Foreign Affairs l, Art 2, 3, Governors 4. l l I l ill l l EDWARDS, MARY College Prep. Muscles The Panther editor is she, A finer chief there could not be. Clubs: Glee 2, 3, 4, Discussion 2. Activities: Oratory T, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 'l, 2, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Panther Staff 3, 4, Editor in Chief 4, District Band 3, Debate 4. FORGAY, RICHARD Academic Geek Quick and nimble on his feet, Oh gee whiz! My gosh he's neat. Clubs: Foreign Affairs T, 2, Sports 4. Activities: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3. FORTUNATO, THERESA Academic llFinlY A mischievous maid is she, Without her where would we be? Clubs: Gym and Morse Code l, Glee 2, Home Economics 4, Vice-President 4. Activities: Class Play l, Gym Exhibition 2. l l FOTA, ALYCE Commercial E Q W l1Alyce1, . Alone you'lI find her, never fear, ll The other Alyce is always near. ,lil Clubs: Art 1, 2, 3. L Activities: Panther Staff 3, 4. l lll l HABERCHAK, ELIZABETH Commercial !lBeHy!l l Betty is a loyal friend, Helping others without end. P Clubs: Art l, Make-Up 2, German 2, Travel 4. V I Activities: Home Room Treasurer 2, Class Play T. ull .llll.. HARAHUS, DOROTHY Academic flDoHy!Y Dotty is so trim and neat, Just to know her is a treat. Clubs: Glee 1, 2. Activities: Home Room Secretary 2, Class Play 7, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Panther Stat? 7, 2. HARTRANFT, HAZLE LOUISE College Prep. Hazle Although she's quiet as can be, Hazle's busy as a bee. Clubs: Art l, 2, 3, 4. Activities: Gym Exhibition 2. HARTUNG, EDGAR Academic HBOZOH Edgar is so tall and gay, Laughing, ioking all the day. Clubs: Foreign Affairs l, 3, Discussion 2, Gov- ernors 4. Activities: Football l, Basketball l, 2, 3. HARVAN, THEODORE Academic I lH0agyY, Shy and quiet is this lad, He never makes the teachers mad. Clubs: Foreign Affairs 7, Discussion 2, Governors 35 Sport 4. Activities: Track 3. HAUGHTON, EDWIN Academic Scottie This fellow really is a sheik, He makes the girls howl and shriek. Clubs: Foreign Affairs l, Discussion 2, Sports 4. Activities: Student Council 3, 4, Home Room President 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Class Play 1, 2, Panther Staff 4. i 4 r -ll , . i, l ' l' J l l ji, HEFFELFINGER, JANE College Prep. l Jane l 'N Jane's to one man ever true, ' ll No matter what the others do. l A Clubs: Art l, 2, Secretary l, 2. 1 l Activities: Student Council 1, Home Room Presi- dent 1, Home Room Secretary 4, Class Play 2, Panther Staff 4. l , HELLER, DOROTHY College Prep. l Dottie As the parades go passing by, lt's the drummer boy Dot seems to spy. Clubs: Glee l, 2, 3, 4. Activities: Home Room Secretary and Treasurer 2, , Class Play l, 2, Band 7, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, l 4, Panther staff 4. HERBERT, JOHN Academic fl,-ierbyll John seems so quiet and shy, But when you know him-my what a guy! Clubs: Sport 4. Activities: Football Manager l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ! ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Manager 3. l l l 1 HORKOWITZ, MARY College Prep. 3 r:EIn l Mary Eleanore loves to sing, Fame and fortune her voice will bring. Clubs: Glee 7, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, As You i like It 3, German 3, French 4, President 4. , I , HORVATH, FRANK Academic Y flnackfl Frank has a smiling face, No worries can his smiles erase. Clubs: Math 2, Governors 3, Vice-President 3, Photography 4. A Plurlifn HURNYAK, DORIS College Prep. Doris Smart and cute cmd not very tall, Doris is hardly heard at all. Clubs: Latin 4. Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. HYDOCK, ELEANORE College Prep. Hiedie You'll find it among well known facts, That Hiedie really plays the sax. Clubs: Art 1, Knitting 2, German 3. Activities: Gym Exhibition 3, Band 3, 4. JACOBS, EVELYN DOROTHY Commercial IfEvy!l Working, working all the while, Always with a pleasant smile. Clubs: Art l, 2, 4, Mimeographing 3. Activities: Assistant Librarian 3, 4, Panther Staff 4. JASO, MICHAEL College Prep. Mike Football is this fellow's meat, As an end he can't be beat. Clubs: Human Geography l, 2, Sports 4. Activities: Football 7, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Class Play l, 2, Class President 2. JECH, ANNA Commercial Enka Never heard to raise her voice, Anna is the teachers' choice. Clubs: Vogue l, Make-Up 2, Typing 3, Mimeo- graphing 4. llllllllllli. PANTHER JEFFRIES, JAY Academic Rooster Rooster's hair in lovely curls, ls the envy of all the girls. Clubs: Human Geography l, Sports 3, Gover- nors 4. Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 7, 2, 3, 4, Class Play l, Class President l. JONES, JEANNE Commercial .lonsey Jeanne is always very glad, Especially with a handsome lad. Clubs: Art T, Gym 2, 3, Travel 4. Activities: Cheerleader 4, Panther Staff 4, Class Play l, 2, Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 3. JURICK, STEVE Academic Heep-e Steve shuns the girls, we wonder why, He's such a fine and likable guy. Clubs: Foreign Affairs l, German 3. KASPRAZAK, JOHN Academic uKasu At cowboy songs John can't be beat, To hear him is indeed a treat. Clubs: Governors 2, 3, Adjutant General 2, Secretary 3, Photography 4. Activities: Track 3. KATKOCIN, DOLORES Academic Kochie Dolores who is so very smart, Excels, especially in art. Clubs: Glee l, Knitting 2, Art 3, 4, Vice-Presi- A dent 3. Activities: Class Play l, 2, Gym Exhibition 2, 3. KENNEDY, GEORGE College Prep. Maisch Maisch rates high with a Coaldale girl, She keeps him in a hectic whirl. Clubs: Discussion 2, Aviation 3, Sports 4. Activities: Oratory l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 4, Class Play 7, 2, Band l, 2, 3, District Chorus 3, 4, Home Room Vice-President 4. KIRIPOLSKY, CELIA Academic Shorty Short and happy, never blue Always has a smile for you. Clubs: Glee l, 2, Gym 3, Home Economics 4, German 2, 3. Activities: Freshman Class Play, Gym Exhibition 3. KNITTLE, JAMES Commercial l' Yjirn-e!! On the milk truck he lends a hand, And plays the bass horn in the band. Clubs: German 3. Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. KOSALKO, MARY Academic Toots Mary is a dark haired lass, Who can be heard in every class. Clubs: Knitting l, Gym 2, Typing 3, 4. KOSHUTA, DOROTHY Commercial Dottie There is ne'er a bit of gloom, When Dottie's in the room. Clubs: Vogue l, Glee 2, Gym 3, Typing 4. Activities: Gym Exhibition 3. KOZAK, MARGARET Academic Margie Margie is blonde, short and sweet, To all the boys she is a treat. Clubs: Home Economics l, 2, Latin 3, Typing 4. KRAJCIRIK, MARY Academic llMae11 Happy and smiling as she cheers, 5he'll go on that way for years. Clubs: Vogue l, Gym 2, 3. Activities: Gym Exhibition 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Panther Staff 4. KRAJNAK, MARY Academic Lucky lllllllllllu. PANTHER Being with that Summit Hill boy, ls Lucky's greatest pride and ioy. Clubs: Home Nursing 1, Home Economics 2, Etiquette 3, Make-Up 4. KRUCZEK, HENRY Academic Powerhouse As Romeo in his sophomore year, He played his part without any fear. Clubs: Gym 2, Latin 3, Governors 4. Activities: Class Play 2. KUBA, SOPHIE Academic fl Y L From the gym to the roof, throughout the hall, Sophie's giggles are heard by all. Clubs: Vogue l, President l, Glee 2, Typing 3, 4. KUSKO, GERALDINE Academic Gerry Goodlooking, and always neat, Gerry is our little Senior Sweet. Clubs: Vogue l, Gym 2, Commercial Advertising 3, President 3, Make-Up 4. Activities: Home Room Treasurer l. KUTZMIRE, ANNETTA College Prep. Kutz Here's a gal with lots of vim, You should see her in the Gym. Clubs: Glee T, 2, 3, Debate 4. Activities: Home Room Treasurer 4, Oratory 7, 2, 3, 4, Debate 4, Class Play T, 2, Band T, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Panther Staff 4, Band Reporter 3, Brass Sextette 3, Band Treasurer 4. LAKATA, TH ERESA Academic Smiles Theresa is a lovely lass, Always cheering up our class. Clubs: Glee T, 4, Art 2, Commercial Advertising 3, Treasurer 3. Activities: Class Play T, Assistant Librarian 3, 4. LAZAR, ROBERT Academic Chocolate At baseball Chocolate is ace high, He never misses any fly. Clubs: Foreign Affairs l, 2, Gym 3, Study 4. Activities: Vice President Home Room 3, Safety Patrol 3. LEONARD, EDWARD College Prep. Eddie ln every study Eddie shines, Though to merry making he inclines. Clubs: Human Geography T, Discussion 2, Avia- tion 3, Sports 4. Activities: Class Treasurer T, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Home Room President 2, 3, 4, Oratory 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Class Play l, 2, Band 3, Panther Staff 4. 1-9 4, ll I I l If I li? lllllll .ll'l'l.. upeggyrx To teach dancing is her aim, Her grace and charm will bring her fame. Clubs: Home Economics l, 2, Etiquette 3, Travel 4. Activities: Class Play l, 2, Orchestra 3. LUTZ, EDWARD College Prep. Lutzie In basketball he is an Ace, For all the others he sets the pace. Clubs: Human Geography l, Sports 3, Gover- nors 4. Activities: Football Manager 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. MACHARSKY, HELEN Commercial I l!sis11 Here's a blond haired little lass, Who's always hep and cooks with gas. Clubs: Gym l, 2, 3, Knitting 4, President 4. Activities: Class Play l, Gym Exhibition 3. MANTZ, ROBERT Academic Bob A great musician he will be, Who'll rival even the great Dorsey. Clubs: Discussion l. Activities: Home Room President 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4. MARSDEN, MARGERY College Prep. Margie ln opera grand she'll gain great fame, ln lights some day we'll see her name. Clubs: Glee l, 2, 3, 4. Activities: Oratory l, 4, Class Play l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Panther Staff 4, District Chorus 3, 4, State Chorus 3, l3rd Honors-State. l LUTSKUS, MARGARET ELAIN College Prep. McCALL, CATHERINE College Prep. HKiHy,, Here's a charming lrish lass Who's really loved by all the class. Clubs: Gym l, Art 2, Travel 3, 4. Activities: Cheerleader 4, Panther Staff l, 2, 3, 4. MIHALOVIC, MARY Academic l'fMGry!1 A hard-working little waitress is she, Just step into My Place and you will see. Clubs: Commercial Advertising l, Knitting 2, Latin 3, Make-Up 4. MIKULKA, PAUL Academic ..Pie,, ln school this boy is very quiet, g But in the pool room he is a riot. I, A --., Clubs: Foreign Affairs 3, Commercial Adver- ' .H tising 4. i v MW Activities: Football Manager l, 2. 4 .,.' il MILLER, RAYMOND Academic Chas As marrying Sam he made a hit, ln the Sadie Hawkins dance skit. Clubs: Foreign Affairs l, 3, Discussion 2, Com- mercial Advertising 4. NOVOTNY, MICHAEL Academic ffcapl 1 Muscle-bound and full of steam, Cap plays left guard on our team. Clubs: Code l, Gym 2, 3, 4. Activities: Home Room Secretary 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 2, 3. ll ll lil i i v il ,li ll R i l ll li fl l l li tl i ll llh l ll i ' i ill l l ll li ll 'il i' ll , ,I LH ll I ll ll lm' ll ll l l l l l il ll! ll il ll :ll iii My .ll y l lin. PANTHER ONDARCO, HELEN Commercial Henchie With a dimple in her chin, Any boy she's bound to win. Clubs: Art l, 2, Mimeograph 3, Make-Up 4. ORACH, PAULINE Academic irorchyxy This quiet, dark haired senior lass, Studies, oh so hard, in every class. Clubs: Home Nursing l, Gym 2, 3, Typing 4. ORSULAK, HELEN Commercial Ginger A friend so honest and so true, She'll do anything for you. Gym 3, 4. OSILKA, MARIE Commercial Marie She's lovable, and oh so shy! But boy! She can really throw the eye! Clubs: Commercial Advertising l, 3, Home Eco- s nomics 2, Make-Up 4. PAPPAS, ALEX Academic HAI!! He's quite a flirt in every way, And has a new line every day. Clubs: Model Airplane 2, Gym 3, Hobby 4. Activities: Class Play l, 2, Gym Exhibition 3. Clubs: Commercial Advertising l, Knitting 2, PELCHAK, JOSEPH Academic Kenney He never talks, this bashful boy, But he's Mrs. Pelchak's pride and ioy. Clubs: Governors 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Hobby 4. Activities: Football 4. PERZEL, MARY Commercial Pretzel Her dimples and her charming smile, Make Pretzel known for many a mile. Clubs: Victory Corps l, Gym 2, 3, Mimeograph 4, German 3, Vice-President 3. Activities: Student Council 3, Secretary 3, Home Room President 3, Oratory l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play l, 2, Gym Exhibition 3, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Panther Staff 4. PESTROCK, HELEN Academic Shoes So cute, and yet she seems so shy, Helen loves the Irish, wonder why? lhmmml Clubs: Victory Corps l, Gym 2, 3, Typing 4, President 4. Activities: Gym Exhibition 3. PHILLIPOVICH, ELEANOR Commercial Eleanor Elecmor's what we call a peach, Her equal's not within our reach. Clubs: Knitting l, Art 2, 3, Mimeograph 4, German 3. Activities: Class Vice-President 2, Secretary 4, Home Room Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Panther Staff 3, 4. PISPEKY, MAHLON College Prep. IIMOVY A whiz at Physics, Trig, and Gym, Working is what keeps him slim. Clubs: Gym l, 2, 3, 4. Activities: Home Room President 3, Oratory 2, Class Play 2, Gym Exhibition 3, 4, Panther Staff 4. l l llllllllllln. PANTHER POLAKOVIC, MARGARET Commercial Margie industrious Margie is always knittin', First a sweater, then a mitten. Clubs: Knitting l, Art 2, Typing 3, German 3, Travel 4. Activities: Home Room Secretary 3, Panther Staff 3, 4. PORVAZNIK, ANN College Prep. Porvaz Short and sweet-a blondie too, Always laughing-never blue. Clubs: Victory Corps l, Travel 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4. Activities: Oratory l, 4, Panther Staff 2, 3, 4. POSTA, HELEN College Prep. Postie Helen's smart as smart can be, She's noted for brains and modesty. Clubs: Travel l, 2, 3, 4. Activities: Panther Staff 4. PRESTON, DORIS College Prep. Doris Here is a girl that's always gay, Working in the office every day. Clubs: Art l, Discussion 2, As You Like lt 3, Make-Up 4. Activities: Oratory l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play l, 2, Panther Staff 4. RADOCHA, JOSEPH Commercial Flash From Room 25 to the second floor, He rushes to English in forty-four. Clubs: Foreign Affairs l, Aeronautics 2, 3, Hobby 4. Activites: Class Play l, 2. RANALLI, CLARICE Commercial Connie A clarinetist in our band, That's our Connie-we think she's grand. Clubs: German 2, 3. Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Home Room Treasurer 4. REINBOLD, THOMAS College Prep. Bones Full moon and loaded arms! That's his motto, he has charms. Clubs: Radio Code Club l, As You Like lt 3. Activities: Student Council l, Home Room Presi- dent l, Oratory 2, Class Play 2, Panther Staff 4. RENDISH, BERNADETTE Commercial Bernie Bernie madeza hit as our Prom Queen, She's the answer to a fellow's dream. Clubs: Victory Corps l, Home Economics 2, Com- mercial Advertising 3, Make-Up 4. Activities: Class Play 2, Panther Staff 4, Prom Queen 3. REPINIC, STEPHEN Academic llsonnyl 1 Here's a boy who talks with ease, With all the girls he's quite a tease. Clubs: Aviation l, 2, Geography 3, Hobby 4. Activities: Track 3, Club Vice-President 4. RONDOSH, MARIE Commercial Marie Here's a girl who's fond of candy, Everything to her is fine and dandy. Gym 3, 4. Activities: Gym Exhibition 2, 3. GClubs: Commercial Advertising l, Knitting 2, P1 ROSAK, STEPHEN Academic rrRoshr1 This six foot handsome, blonde haired lad, No better friend can there be had. Clubs: Foreign Affairs l, Governors 3, Sports 4. Activities: Football 3, 4, Track 3. RUBART, ARTHUR college Prep. IlAr'YY Here's our pilot. What a guy! Pottsville lnky, Oh! My! My! Clubs: Aeronautics 3, Governors 4. Activities: Football 2, 3, Class Play 2, Band 2, Panther Staff 4. SABOL, GEORGE Academic ffslugll ln football you have seen him shine, That's our Slug , he's mighty fine. Clubs: Governors 2, 3, Sports 4, Club Treas- urer 4. Activities: Football 7, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Safety Patrol 3, 4, Panther Staff 4, Class Treasurer 2, Pilllllifn SCHONBERGER, LEONARD College Prep. Lenny DeSota, brains and darn good-looking, We wonder how he does in cooking. Clubs: Human Geography l, Discussion 2, As You Like lt 3, Debate 4. Activities: Oratory 2, 4, Debate 4, Class Play l, 2, Band 3, 4, Panther Staff 2, 3, 4. SHERBIN, JOHN Academic Cherby Personality and a cunning smile, For his friendship we'd walk a mile. Clubs: Art l, Foreign Affairs 2, Governors 3, Hobby 4, Club President 3. Activities: Safety Patrol 3, 4. 4, Home Room Treasurer 2, 4. SHINTON, ANN College Prep HAM., A nurse some day she's bound to be, Her number one patient will be Joe Negri. Clubs: Travel 4. Activities: Gym Exhibition 2, Panther Staff 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, Home Room Treasurer 3, Band T, 2, 3, Band Secretary 3. SISKO, GEORGE Academic Junior lt's never dull when George is round, A truer friend cannot be found. Clubs: Aeronautics T, Foreign Affairs 2, Hobby 3. Activities: Class Play l, SKILLAN, ALFRED Academic Angel Angel is quite a handsome lad, Always cheerful-never sad. Clubs: Foreign Affairs l, 3, Commercial Adver- tising 4, President 4. SKRZYPIEC, ROMAN Romeo Roman's iob in the Acme ls selling groceries cheerfully. President 4. Mongie Mongie was Captain of a mighty team, And to the girls he's on the beam. Clubs: Governors 2, 3, Sports 4. Activities: Home Room Vice-President 4, Footbal l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4 Panther Staff 4. Academic Clubs: Governors 3, Treasurer 3, Craft 4, SNISCAK, GEORGE College Prep. l i SOBERS, ROBERT Academic Boogie Known as Boogie to all of us, We've never seen him make a fuss. Clubs: As You Like lf 3, Crafl 4. SOKOL, MARY Commercial Pidgeon Mary's always in a hurry, But never seems to have a worry. Clubs: Home Nursing 7, Home Economics 2, Typing 3, 4, Vice-President 4, German 2, 3. Acfivifies: Panlher Sfaff 3, 4. SOLACK, JOHN Academic llllllllllli. PANTHER Briggs Baseball, Football, lhey're for him, We wonder where he gets his vim. Clubs: Band l, 2, 3, 4. Aclivifies: Foolbull 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Orchesira 2. SPACK, ELIZABETH Academic Belly Lou Betty is for classes late, But on time lo meet a dale. Clubs: Kniffing l, 3, Secrelary 3, Home Economics 2, Typing 4. STERNSKY, CELESTINE Academic Tinka Tinka is a blonde bombshell, Everywhere, you'Il hear her yell. Clubs: Home Nursing T, Kniffing 2, Lolin 3, Make-Up 4. STEWART, GEORGE Academic Oscar Oscar travels far and wide, We've never seen him without a ride. Clubs: Glee l, Foreign Affairs 3, 4. STOFFEY, ELEANOR Commercial I Y This girl in an office will sit, And with the boss will make a hit. Clubs: Gym l, Home Economics 2, Commercial Advertising 3, Vice-President 3, Make-Up 4. Activities: Gym Exhibition 3. SWIDER, JOHN Academic Joker Baseball seems to be his game, lt really brings him quite a name. Clubs: Foreign Affairs 2, Gym 3, 4. Activities: Football 3, 4, Track 3. TAPTICH, ELEANOR Academic Tawny A cute brunette is our Tappy, She's never sad but always happy. Clubs: Home Nursing 1, Home Economics 2, Com- mercial Advertising 3, Typing 4. Activities: Club Treasurer 2, Club Treasurer 3. TEREK, MARY Commercial Q r Terry: 1 Here's a girl that's small and fair, And never seems to have a care. Clubs: Home Nursing T, Home Economics 2, Com- mercial Advertising 3, Make-Up 4. I I I PIIIIIIER TROJAN, JOHN Academic Chas On patrol he's mighty fine, And in class, too, he'll shine. Clubs: Art l, Gym 2, Craft 3, Governors 4. Activities: Safety Patrol 3, 4. WARGO, EDWARD College Prep. K. O. Short and Iithe with lots of speed, K. O. is a friend, indeed. Clubs: Foreign Affairs I, Sports 3, 4. Activities: Home Room Vice-President 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3. WATKINS, MARY Commercial Hkusfyn Her hair is red, her eyes are blue, She's Lansford High's Sioux City Sue. Activities: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 2, Panther Staff 4. WILLIAMS, CHARLES College Prep. Will Give him music-That's his dish, He'll have plenty-that we wish. Activities: Class Vice-President 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, Home Room President I, 2, Vice- President 3, Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Class Play l, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3. WILLIAMS, MARGARET Commercial Pegianne Jitterbugging is her style. Step in Bryan's, and watch awhile. Clubs: Glee I, 2, Commercial Advertising 3, Typing 4. Activities: Panther Staff 4. - IWW YANACEK, JOHN Academic Yami Yari, he is called by us. Rides in an aulo, not a bus. Clubs: Arl I, 2, Secrelary I, Treasurer 2, Hobby 4. Aclivilies: Ponfher Slaff 4. YASENIK, FRANCIS College Prep. Yase Our class president is handsome and tall, In football he's known as the Great Stonewall. Clubs: Geography I, Secretary-Treasurer, Lafin 3, Afhlelic 4, Presidenl 4. Acfivilies: Class Presidenl 3, 4, Sludenf Council 3, 4, Home Room Presidenf 3, 4, Foolball I, 2, 3, 4, Baskefball I, 2, Track 3, 4, Class Play I, 2, Safely Palrol 3, 4, Panlher Slaff 4. YESENKO, MARY Academic i1Mcl-yi: If you want Mary, iusf go to LiIIs, She'II serve you anything from cream fo pills. Clubs: Home Nursing I, Ari 2, 3, Make-Up 4. Aclivilies: Class Play I. ZARSKY, EUGENE Academic HGene1y Gene is handsome, full of fun, Buf for him fhere's only one. Aclivilies: Band 2, 3, 4, Orchesfra 2, 3, 4, Class Play 2. ZONA, CHRISTINE College Prep. Tinil' Here's a girl, so winsome and gay, Who swings along in her merry way. Clubs: Gym I, 2, German 3, As You Like If 3, Make-Up 4. Acfivifies: Orafory I, 4. ZOVAK, JOSEPHINE Commercial Josie She's so quiet cnd so true, She'd do 0 fcvcr fcr me or you. Clubs: Knitting 2, German 2, 3, Typing 3, Mimeograph 81 Code 4. ' Activities: Panther Staff 4. ZUZU, AGNES Academic ..Aggie,. Aggie is so full of fun, She shares her joy with everyone. Clubs: Glee l, Knitting 2, Latin 3j Make-Up 4, Vice-President 4. First Row, Left to Right: Forgay, Houghton, Sniscuk,'Yasenik, Cunliffe, Sabol, Wargo, Jeffries. Second Row: Hurtung, Rosok, Jaso, Kennedy, Skrzypiec, Repenic. Third Row: Ardos, Herbert, Lutz, Hcrvcn, Soluk. CL S J' 1- ..- 5' fr w I Q- ,- W. M111 vw 1 ,F CLASS Ardos, Joseph Arieta, Robert Bachman, Marie Balliett, Faye Bobick, Helen Bohobich, Rose Bokrosh, Alyce Botek, Stephen Brimmer, Beniamin Buchala, Adolph Cunlilte, Robert Danchak, John Davidson, Catherine Delauretis, Anna Delauretis, Fred Domines, Steve Donald, Rachel Dotsey, Mary Drozdalx, Helen Dunkleberger, Donald Edwards, Mary Forgay, Richard Fortunato, Theresa Fota, Alyce Haberchak, Elizabeth Harahus, Dorothy Hartranft, Hazle Hartung, Edgar Harvan, Ted Haughton, Edwin Heftelflnger, Jane OF 1947 Heller, Dorothy Herbert, John Horkowitz, Mary Horvath, Frank Hurnyak, Doris Hydock, Eleanore Jacobs, Evelyn Jaso, Michael Jech, Anna Jeffries, Jay Jones, Jeanne Jurik, Steve Kasprzak, John Katkocin, Dolores Kennedy, George Kiripolsky, Cecelia Knittle, James Kosalko, Mary Koshuta, Dorothy Kozak, Margaret Kraicirik, Mary Krainak, Mary Kruczek, Henry Kuba, Sophie Kusko, Geraldine Kutzmire, Annetta Lakota, Theresa Lazar, Robert Leonard, Edward Lutskus, Margaret Lutz, Edward Macharsky, Helen Mantz, Robert Marsden, Margie McCall, Catherine Mihalovic, Mary Mikulka, Paul Miller, Raymond Movotny, Michael Ondarco, Helen Orach, Pauline Orsulak, Helen Osilka, Marie Pappas, Alex Pelchak, Joseph Perzel, Mary Pstrock, Helen Phillipovich, Eleanor Pispecky, Mahlon Polakovic, Margaret Porvaznik, Ann Posta, Helen Preston, Doris Radocha, Joseph Ranalli, Clarice Reinbold, Thomas Rendish, Bernadette Repinec, Stephen Rondosh, Marie Rasak, Stephen Rubart, Arthur Sobol, George Schonberger, Leonard Sherbin, John Shinton, Ann Sisko, George Skillan, Alfred Skrzypiec, Roman Sniscak, George Sobers, Robert Sokol, Mary Solack, John Spock, Betty Sterusky, Celestine Stewart, George Stoffey, Eleanor Swider, John Taptich, Eleanor Terek, Mary Troian, John Wargo, Edward Watkins, Mary Williams, Charles Williams, Margaret Yanacek, John Yasenik, Francis Yesenko, Mary Zarsky, Eugene Zona, Christine Zovak, Josephine Zulu, Agnes CLASS OFFICERS President ........... Francis Yasenik Vice President ...... Charles Williams Secretary ....... Eleanor Phillipovich Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . George Sabol CLASS ADVISERS Miss Nancy Gallagher Mr. Michael Oriel Miss Emma Scott Mr. Kline S. Wernert ff' If , ,f . I x W fl ,. ff' 5- 1 I A z y 1 I N Q , X Xx 3 s , . ' L.. f Q . W In Wx., ,pn KQQS-X Madi- 1 f' , R 'O . an v f Lf if Wav S-up 910 fxw 4-J., JUNIOR CLASS Arieta, Joseph Arner, Betty Babinetz, Bernard Balas, Eleanor Bechtel, Robert Bender, Maxine Beniamin, Evelyn Bolles, Bill Boyle, Frank Brunda, Donald Buback, Leonard Burnett, Elizabeth Castellani, Perry Christ, Margaret Chrusliciki, Rose Chuckran, Martin Cipko, Daniel Cipko, Martha Cooper, John Davidyock, Betty DeFebbo, Bette DeLauretis, lrene Dignazio, Mary Eberhart, Sarah Fels, Theodore Ferretti, Peter Fessler, Ann Fignar, Eleanore Fritz, Clarence Gaborik, Josephine Gorka, Charles Harahus, Metro Heagy, Alene Hehda, Leonard Herron, Joan Hrubovcak, Paul Hruslca, Paul Hudasky, Eleanore Hydock, Rose Jakubco, Edward James, Virginia Jech, Joseph Jones, Ann Katkocin, Helen Katkocin, John Keefer, Edward Kocher, Faye Koshuta, John Kressly, Harriet Krizan, Mildred Lupco, John Mahacek, Andrew Marcinko, John Maniack, Michael Marenchik, Josephine Ma rouch oc, Robert Melroy, Mardia Mikulski, Joseph Miller, William Nahay, Michael Novak, Mary Novotny, Anna Obulcney, Stefie Orsulok, Joseph Pavlick, John Pavlick, Robert Perko, Mildred Perzel, Michael Phillipovich, Robert Plocinik, Corinne Police, Margaret Pollack, John Powell, Eddie Ranalli, Frances Reinhold, David Repinec, Charles Rusnak, Eleanor Sarabok, Michael Semko, Jeanette Serina, Joseph Shinton, Morgan Shober, Edward Porambo, Bernard Skellchock, Eugene Smith, Carolyn Smith, Harry Sniscak, Eleanur Sotak, Michael Spence, Jean Spence, Robert Stack, Dolores Steranka, Joseph Stewart, Elizabeth Strepko, Elsie Surnchak, Anne Svaidlenka, Robert Svetz, Joseph Swider, Frank Tytoni, Norman Tursm zmovich, Mary Valent, Joseph Valent, Mary Vanak, Joseph Vargo, John Vitek, Paul Vrubel, Bernadine Wfrga, Marian Willifms, George Wolf, Julius Yzntnsik, Rus: Zcvba, Lnuis Zwolenix, Adel: CLASS OFFICERS President ........ Andrew Mahacek Vice President ....... Bob Marouchoc Secretary ......... Eleanor Hudasky Treasurer.. . . . . . .Helen Katkocin CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Freeman Melray Miss Mary Holmes Miss Edith Stevens Mr. Albert Klotz W x 3 J, v, , up 3+ 2 521- XS'--. SOPHOMORE CLASS Altschuler, David Bender, James Benek, Frank Buchata, Joseph Bukowski, Altons Castellani, Sabatino Chaballa, Bernard Chaballa, Joseph Chasarik, Robert Cheehan, William Chnapko, Joseph Chuckran, Betty Chuckran, Gloria Clark, Betty Conzoneri, Antoinette Cunlifte, Lois Davidson, Bertha Dedinsky, Andrew Delhero, Richard Disky, Stephen Domines, Matthew Druss, Joseph Dubosky, Daniel Enamc, Joseph Gardiner, Louise Gazo, Bernard Gozo, Robert Geusic, Anna Geusic, Joseph God behere, Madalene Gormely, William Hager, John Halko, John Hanas, John Hartranft, Glenn Hebda, Sallie Hetfelfinger, Richard Herbert, Stephen Herron, Edward Hlavaty, Elizabeth Holmes, Albert Horkowitz, Vilma Horvath, Margaret Jones, Marilyn Kanuch, Mary Kennedy, Evelyn Kennedy, Gene Kisella, Nicholas Klementovic, Eleanor Knittle, Darline Kobetic, Marie Kocha, Thomas Koin, John Kopunek, Stephen Krainak, Margaret Kubica, Joseph Lakata, Stephen Latack, Paul Lizee, Albert Lukca, John Lukca, Michael Lusch, Robert Maiernik, Joseph Makara, Berdine Marques, John Martin, Theresa Melley, Ellen Mikulka, Aloysius Mikulka, Robert Moravek, Berdine Morgans, Eleanore Morgans, William Mormon, Bernard Moscoe, Eugene Mraz, John Popp, Elaine Remicich, John Repinec, Charles Rickert, Donald Rogic, Steve Sabanos, George Schonberger, Lillian Shires, Richard Smyrl, Shirley Sniscok, Spence, Spisak, Stalma Joan George Helen John Starry,'Mildred Steber, Bernard Stewart, Lois Stewart Tucker, Tucker, , Virginia Charles Elaine Neipett, Joan Olson, Janice Orach, Betty Pavlik, Bernard Pelcheck, Rose Penberth, Edward Pestrock, Eva Pisko, Bernard Pisko, George CLAS Vannicola, Lillian Vitek, Marie Walton, George Washington, Grant Yanacek, Frank Yurro, David Zlock, Dorothy Zrebiec, Michael Zuzu, Betty S OFFICERS President ...... . . . Donald Rickert Vice President ........ Bernard Pisko Treasurer . . . . .. .. . . Ellen Melley Secretary .... .... B etty Chuckran CLASS ADVISERS Miss Lotta Davies Miss Sallie Mulhearn Miss Catherine Redgate Miss lda Wynn awww I 1 Q -ln F- , PW ., N . g ,, xx., M QA' 1--W' M-tg! aw Mum Mix FRESHMAN CLASS Arner, Thomas Banlmus, Joseph Bender, Nancy Bobst, William Brinkos, Mary Brunda, John Cohen, Janet DiFrances, Ray Demyan, Clara DiTecco, Jean Dorrian, Joan Dresibach, Don Fotigati, Leonard Fittos, Frances Fudge, Betty Jane Haicak, Michael Herring, Robert Hruska, Rose Hrusovsky, Joseph Hudasky, John Hudy, John Jacobs, Daniel James, Holman Jaso, Bernodine Jeffries, Jack Jones, Thomas Jubick, Paul Kadilak. John Kanich, Marie Katkochin, Anna Katz, Bernice Katz, Frances Kennedy, Elizabeth Klementovic, Ann Knowles, James Koshuta, Michael Kudello, Laddie Lazar, Agnes Lukca, George Lutz, Joseph Lutz, Leonard Malik, George Markovich, Irene Materko, Eleanore Motto, Cecelia Motto, Edward Motto, Richard Mihalovic, Ann Mikulecky, John Mikulko, Anna Millard, James Miller, David Miller, Floyd Moscoe, Donald Navotny, Joseph Olson, Hillmer Pasha, Nancy Perzel, Mildred Petko, John Petko, Margie Phillipovich, Rosalie Pispecky, Margaret Polinchok, Francis Porvaznik, Michael Radocha, Joseph Reese, Sampson Repinec, George Romanek, Richard Ruiak, Margie Sabanos, Michael Scrabacic, Lucille Shears, Peter Shober, Robert Skrzypiec, Robert Spirko, Joseph Stonko, Anna Steranka, George Svaidlenka, Thomas Terry, Steffie Terryhay, Leonard Tichy, Paul Totani, Dinah Totani, Reno Totani, Rosa Vanak, John Vavra, Alfred Velky, Betty Watkins, Priscilla Wright, Richard Yanega, Victor York, Elda Mae Yurick, Lawrence Zarsky, Edward Zlock, Robert Zona, Elizabeth Zwiesdak, Margaret CLASS OFFICERS President ............. Peter Shears Vice President. . ...... Holman James Secretary. . . . . . .... Michael Koshuta Treasurer. . .... Edward Matta CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Francis Dolan Miss Justine Scarlos Mr. James Vaiana Mrs. Thomar Durnii l. Q V' R N 1 4 kim NX N X s I S H Q, f I X Wx sw.. V Q ii- Y 5 V 'R' N15 i hx' 'JN A I ? uw fg .,,. W ... ,. --1 J .. 3.51 f A ,CWS wi if S 1 , Q' QA sl ' v ,X v sgk 7 S+ iam W , vw rw 1 A. E: f : 'K HM 38,163 W 4 56152 A Q 1 el vig ,W r wx E E ' YN X xxx X A . FX E iai- -ff. N. X x x. x - 593551 -X M 1 51 vi . 5 ,QS QS - . . , mi Q S S ii Q 5 Q X 1 ' x SENPQT: x 9 wi' NYS' Q sb 1 X235 . K, . if EES? f if iii? asgiixvg-fl ' R X REX f KR C5 X iv x i -. xfjll N 1 x . A N 5 wg 'SMN we '- S SS is Si -sy K, Mx, Q31 W f 1 41 Lf iw -E QL S 51 asxbsiii we Ye X aim fi , ww-L fi-mg. - gig.. ' q NQR- 1 gg, X 9 Q K- X wg Nw Sf sn sv. X x QX-af ' SJ' X 7 'KN 52555 K Ang j r ..AS, .xgv Q. . x , . . F, AWK... Y L, X -i,,,,,- hx ,...,--Mm Q, ' f 1,43 -ff V. A f- K 5 ry, iff- A. - 1 CTIVITI ES SENIOR BAND Mr. Chester Stineman SENIOR BAND PERSONNEL Alto Sax Flutes John Solak Betty Arner Eleanor Hydock Mildred Perzel E- Flat Clarinet Molly Edwards B-Flat Clarinet Steve Botek Charles Williams Faye Balliett John Marques Clara Ranalli Dorothy Harahus Dorothy Heller Mary Watkins Margaret Perzel Allen Jacobs Francis Hall Mariorie Marsden Francis Ranalli Maxine Bender Betty Velky Oboe George Spence Cornets George Pisko Corine Plocinik Thomas Svaidlenka Ann Fessler Joan Fessler Darlene Knittle Donald Rickert Hollman James Elaine Tucker Daniel Dubosky Baritones Gene Kenedy Maisch Kenedy Richard Shires Hilmer Olson Louis Dignazio Trombones Eugene Zarsky John Koshuta Mary Turkmanovich Robert Mantz Robert Holmes Betty Clark Horns Annette Kutzmire Doris Hurnyak Cymbals Leonard Hebda Snare Drums Ted Fels John Mikulsky Drum Maiorettes Rose Yantosik Marie Bachman Baton Twirlers Mary Karuch Ann Surotchak Josephine Gaborik Band Singers l Stella Gorka l Floyd Miller Joan Surotchak Ella Davidson Elsie Strepko Piccolo Betty Stewart l l Boyd Holmes Madeline Godbehere Joe Spirko TYmPU 'l Martin Kiripolsky Charles Tucker Sousaphones James Knittle B055 Drum Lawrence Yurick Eugene Skellchock Ann Donald Elizabeth Eberhart Mary E. Harkowitz Vilma Harkowitz Mardia Melroy Peggy Pispecky Elaine Popp Shirley Smyrl S L N-.5 Ag! X, 1 , ,n K M ' 7 K-4. mri 'wwf X' JUNIOR BAND f. B. Flat Clarinet Michael Lopata Flat Clarinet Shirley Marshall Ward Olson Joan Henninger Howard Heftelfinger Steve Brunda Eleanor Yesenko Nancy Brimmer Patsy Reiter Frances Katz Paul Jubick Joe Moscoe Natalie Rubart Charles Stewart Flute Christine Ash E-Flat Alto Saxophone George Bokrosh John Kovacik JUNIOR BAND PERSONNEL Trumpet Trombone David West Joe Demyan Hurry Vodick John Sparks George Malik David Kuchta Virginia Stewart Donald Moscoe Thomas Jones Janet Pforr Mr. Michael Augustine Mellaphone Jack Thorne John Kriszan Snare Drums James Lorah John Kanuch Janet Cohen Bass Drums 8. Cymbals William Bobst Louis Kadella Bells Sandra Pforr Student Director John Krizan librarians Virginia Stewart Joan Henninger 2 fi E: .ww I Y, , my :5i'9?EZiji2NP! if ,gyymk , Us ' .94-Qi ,W3 is W Qifqswiigiif V iisfig -' ij x X mf N315 i iwiw f Wh? B 5-w Yi' ,X ' . , -325533. 6 X ff , ,Mft iyltxggfy X A gxyr, .vfiiskgi 1,9 N .4 ,X 91 '-- 1,13 ,. .fi ' A 3135552 W. L: 5, X 3 'Q x 'I :air 5 . ia 1' 2 gf, 3, ,wk T359 cOct. Mr. AI Klofz, Head Coach Cod. cOct. cOcf. cNov M VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM cSept. cSepf. eSepf. cNov. cNov. cNov. LANSFORD HIGH SCHOOL 14 1? 27 5 12 19 26 2 9 16 28 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1946 Summit Hill .... Away Frackville .....: l:Away Potisville ..... il:Awoy McAdoo ....... Home Shenandoah . . . Home West Hazleton . Home Tamclqua ...... Home Hazle Twp. .... Home Nesquehoning . . Home W. Mcxhanoy Twp. Home Coaldale ..... 1:Awcy c Conference games. eExhibition games. Sk Night games. Score LHS Opp. 25 6 32 O 7 13 27 O 21 O 20 O 26 O 13 0 O O 58 O 6 7 Mr. Michael Oriel, Assisfan! Coach r. Wm. Richards, Assistant Coach Mr. Howard Jeffries, Faculfy Manage s Y l Michael Jas: George Sniscak Steven Rosak Francis Yasenik Michael Novotny George Sabol John Solack Edwin Haughton Robert Marouchac Paul Vitek Julius Wolfe J ' - D M. Bachman E. Skellchock F. Balliett C. Steinman, Director J. Koshuta D. Rickert G. Spence M. Melroy M Turcmanovich B. Stewart E. Melley C. Tucker B. Mantz S. Botek J. Orsulok D. Hurnyak J. Knittle C. Williams E. Popp A. Kutzmire E. Zarsky C. Ranalli B. Katz C. Plocinik C. Demyan D. Heller F. Ranalli Pisko B. Arner Marsden M. Perzel Fessler B. Burnett BASKETBALL First Row: E. Lutz, C. Fritz, J. Jeffries, R. Forgay, F. Boyle, J. Herbert. Second Row: Assistant Coach M. Oriel, J. Vcnak, M. Shinton, J. Ardos, J. Hanas, Coach Al Klotz Third Row: J. Mikulsky, G. Sniscak, R. Cunlifte. Albert Klotz, Coach Jan. Jan. Jan Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb LANSFORD HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULES St. Anns ..... Summit Hill .... Coaldale .... Tamaqua .... Nesquehoning Mahanoy City ..... . . . Blythe ...... St. Anns ..... Summit Hill. . Coaldale .... Tamaqua .... Nesquehoning Mahanoy City Blythe ...... Home Away Away Home Home .Away Home Home Home Home Away Away Home Away LHS Opp 2l 25 29 50 33 43 37 47 29 55 26 44 40 35 26 42 32 43 33 39 3O 64 42 80 34 64 3l 37 l 4.3, f LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Jon .lon Jan Jon. .lon Jcm. Jon. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb First Row: P. Shears, P. Ferretti, P. Costellini, A. Muhucek, J. Bunkus Second Row: M. Oriel, J. Enamc, G. Sabonos, J. Vclent, W. Bolles, T. Kochcx, H. Olsen, P. Herbert, G. Hartrcnft, S. Orsulok LANSFORD HIGH SCHOOL JAY VEE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE St. Ann's, Lunsford .... .... Summit Hill. . Cooldole .... Tamcquc .... Nesquehoning Mchonoy City ..... .... Blythe Twp.. . St. Annls .... Summit Hill. . Cocildale .... Tomoquo .... Nesquehoning Mchonoy City Blythe Twp.. . .. ...- Home Awcy Away Home Home Awoy Home Home Home Home Away . . . .Away Home Awczy LHS Opp. 34 I4 T9 20 20 32 34 24 35 33 33 23 51 ll 35 I3 40 31 37 29 38 l9 34 33 32 25 25 I8 Michael M. Oriel, Coach FORENSICS Joan Dorian Jean DiTecco Ann Klementovich Margaret Pispecky Mildred Perzel Frances Katz Virginia Stewart Marjorie Marsden Marie Bachman Faye Balliett Dorothy Heller Ann Donald FORENSICS PERSONNEL Eleanore Morgans Eleanore Harkowitz Anna Porvaznik Anetta Kutzmire Evelyn Kennedy Shirley Smyrl Elaine Popp Joan Neifert Mary Dotsey Jean Spence Ann Jones Dorothy Horahus Clara Ranalli Mary Watkins lrene Markovich Margaret Zwiesdak Mildred Krizan Ann Novotny Doris Preston Mollie Edwards Christine Zona Mary Perzel Ellen Melley Elizabeth Stewart Sabatino Castellani David Altschuler Eugene Skellchock Edward Keefer John Koshuto Andrew Mahacek George Kennedy Leonard Schonberger Michael Koshuta Donald Rickert . H X... ,S .1 wigs , mi. Munn E L Q fr M Ma rms Q, s ffl' MQ . I f-mm :Xia A 2? 2 Tai 'fWf,Q, Jw' ,..Vf ' Q ,L 'fr GLEE CLUB First Row Marie Vitek Dorothy Zlock Janice Olson Mildred Clark Margaret Pispecky Dorothy Harahus Lillian Vanicola Faye Balliett Elaine Popp Dorothy Heller Eleanore Harkowitz GLEE CLUB PERSONNEL Second Raw Harry Smith Eugene Skellchock Eleanore Morgans Mildred Krizan Madeline Godbehere Ann Donald Miss Florence Lemke Shirley Smyrl Elizabeth Eberhart Janet Cohen Mariorie Marsden Marie Bachman Lawrence Yurick Third Row George Kennedy Mollie Edwards Theresa Lakata Anna Novotny Rose Yantosik Bernadine Moravek Mildred Perko Mary Kanuch Ann Surotchak Mardia Melroy Faye Kacher Virginia James Donald Rickert Edward Leonard 'Y3'3'YY39 ?'9 ?Y'3f9999C3fJ9' X ,.,,,,j,rS. 'hahsiord High School Lsnsforcl, Ya.. X June, l91L'7 N u h Gentlemen: l We wish to 'cel'-e this means of F K 'chsnhlng the adv ertlsers who have X helped 'oo melle thls hook s success. X lt ls our slncere hope that you X will 'oeneflt from your lnvestment. X Yours truly , X ffzwelsm X XX ' xx Xl .fl 'gf' f f', Z' fs r X Only Actions Gtfve Life Strength .X lN'I'SHll2ll fillzxrlviznl Ill1l0lJl'IllIl'lll'0 is slrong. The :lvl uf mlvpusiling umm-y in Zlll illlcrvsl 2ll'i'Ulllll in lllis Hunk gcls lu lac :m lmlril us limo pussvs, and lay pursuing the lmlwil. IIIHIIIVIZII slrcnglll. which is imporlunl. is zu-- qllirc-cl. Now is H10 limv lo open your ZICCUIIIII. M ember of I lCIJl'IIi.XI. lDl'1l'0Sl'l' INSI'li.XNUl'I f'URl'UlI.X'l'lUN The CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK l,.XNSl UlID. PA. William Millen l,lC.XlDING .IEWICLICR For llcilcl' Jewelry and All lxI2lli0S of llvzltc-l1es in the llzllvsl Slylvs SEE US FIRST! GIRLS' GYM CLUB Compliments of Sharpcfs News Agency ff +0 YW-st lliclgv Sh'c-vt LANSFURD, PA. PIIONI' l'ompli'rnefnts 0 f ZIMMERMANS DAIRY '58 NEW MAIIUNING, PA. Fompliments of A D E S T Y ARDWARE O. Reliable Since 1857 BROAD STREET TAMAQUA Cbmplimenls of TAMAQUA LAUNDRY 6, CLASS PROPHECY OH! MY PROPHETIC SOUL! I once read of a young poet who sold his soul to Satan. In return he was to have a trip into the future to witness posterity's conception of himself and the reflection of his works. All of us, too, would surely value a glimpse of the incomprehensible future, finding how well we have succeeded. Through contacts with that same arch fiend, I have effected arrangements lwhich I cannot impart herel and am now prepared for the venture into futurity. Satan is at my side, looking down at me cunningly with a gloating smile on his blazing red lips. At his request, I clutch his hand with my quivering own. A strange fluctuating feeling is coming over me. I experience a peculiar sensation unlike any before. My body seems so light-appears so uncontrollable-like liquid-all parts flowing and submitting to a mysterious force-like floating in space. This must be it! I will try to give a veritable account as we go-we're off! Satan and I have alighted on the beautiful lawn of the Home of the United Nations in New York. A meeting is in session and against Satan's better iudgment, we approach the vast building. Standing there like a stonewall, very sedately addressing the council is-Francis Yasenik. He has iust been introduced by Bob Cunliffe. I can't seem to make out what their positions are but they are surrounded by a huge assemblage of busy clerks and various officers. Mahlon Pispecky is handing papers, no doubt of some great en- gineering proiect, over his desk marked Private Adviser. Mary Perzel is there to receive them and passes them to Evelyn Jacobs. Among the rest of the clerks are: Helen Bobich, Rose Bohovich, M. Watkins, Bernadette Rendish, and Anna Delauretis. Guarding the door in trim uniforms are Donald Dunkleberger and Frank Horvath. Walking through the aisle, I see Christine Zona and Mary Yasenko talking to Mary Sokol. Over there! What? Why there is Jay Jeffries sitting with the French Delegation. Wonder why he moved to France. This is too much. Satan-Please-take me out of here-anywhere! Say, those buildings look familiar. Why, this is Lansford! The town looks swell. Oops! There's a banner Mayor Edgar Hartung welcomes you to the l25th Anniversary Celebration of the City of Lansford. The banner boasts a beautiful seal designed by Dottie Heller and Mary Dotsey. Ridge Street has changed. What? Women Police? Mae Kraycirik seems to be doing a fine iob. But I can't see Mae, Margaret Kozak, or Theresa Lakata wielding night sticks. Let's see-here's a large establishment-Dright's Department Store-Mr. R. Sobers, Manager. Standing there behind the cosmetic counter are Alyce Bokrosh and Alice Fota. The Toy department is splendidly managed by Edward Lutz. Trying the new merry-go-round are Benny Brimmer and Sophie Kuba, Edward's assistants. In the radio and electronics department-Ted Harvan. Downstairs in the Patio Dining Room are hostesses C. Kiripolsky and Mary Mihalovic. The appetizing odor of the delicious food cooked by Chief Chef Alex Pappas intrigues me but I must go on. Slowly I watch the huge Lansford High School loom into view. Inside the echoing corridors, shining plaques attract my attention. In Honor of George Sabol and Mike Jaso-All American-Class of l947. Notices on a bulletin board read: Please return all missing basketball equipment to Coach Richard Forgay or suffer the consequences, all K 'frm plim ffnls of PALACE 81 VICTORIA THEATRES .lullx Illml-lllulcs, Jn. .AT lk IMXNSIVUIIIJ, PA. Com plmzwz ls of CONIQY ISLAND RESTAURANT l,ANSl1'OIiD, PA. :gi I l 1ucn K AIQLICNIG lIfuu.lf:1xl xx Props. TONY--THE TAILOR I 4'lCN'l'l'2R S'l'lilCl'1'l' TONY FIXES EVERYTHING IANSFORIJ, PA CLASS PROPHECY lContinuedl elocution classes report to Miss Marie Bachman at 4 P. M., Art contest sponsored by E. Haberchak, the art instructor, all boys interested in participating in baseball leave names with Coach John Solack or Assistant John Swider. Still floating, I find myself on a huge airfield filled with rocket propelled transport planes--The Rubart and Yanachek Airlines. Why there they are now in a brand new blue i972 Chrysler chauffered by George Sisko. Al Sklllan, John Herbert, Joe Pelchak, and Roman Skrypiec stand by their respective planes awaiting the last minute check by their ace mechanics: Steve Jurik, George Stewart, John Troian. Smart attractively uniformed hostesses walk to their planes-Catherine Davidson, T. Fortunato, Clara Ranalli, and Eleanor Taptich. Again Satan, becoming impatient, carries me on to the bright lights of Radio City. Charles Williams' top band holds the spotlight. Stephen Botek puts down his clarinet to gaze at Williams' new vivacious torch singer Ann Donald, while Mantz and Zarsky play on. The program for next week promises The Maisch Kennedy Opera Company. Margery Marsden and Eleanore Harkowitz just back from a world tour are to appear. The publicly acclaimed pianist, Faye Balliet, will accompany them. Passing down Broadway, l can't help seeing a gigantic sky scraper with a huge world on its pinnacle and a sign reading The Twice Daily Planet. Editor in chief, Molly Edwards is finishing an editorial. Doris Preston, Society Editor, occupies a desk. She gives an assignment to Annetta Kutzmire to cover a party given by Mrs. 1 1-, nee Kitty McCall, one of New York's most attractive social leaders. Other reporters are Jean Jones, Dolores Katkocin, Betty Spack, and Hazel Hartranft. Fred Delauretis, the rewrite man, is checking a report on the discovery of a new drug by two career nurses Jane Heffelfinger and Ann Shinton. Ed Wargo, sports editor, continually playing up a deserving Pro football player, Ed Haughtcn, is reading a telegram addressed from Annapolis. lt is from Com- mander Ed Leonard who has promised to get a ticket for him for his friend Professor T. Reinbold of Penn State Engineering. The weather is changing. Why yes, we're in Florida-on the Miami Beach. There is John Sherbin, retired from paper hanging for the past 20 years, whistling at the passing Miss Lutskus, dancing instructor at Boston University, who is spending her vacation here. His beach chair friend is Henry Krutzek, steel magnate. We're moving again-Princeton University-Professor George Sniscak's face is all perspired and he is frantically waving his arms- trying to make Einstein understand his theory of Relativity and dynamic continuum ether. Always knew George had it in him. Wait a minute Satan, yip! That's Ann Porvaznik. What's she doing with those comic strips? Taking Al Capp's place and writing l.il Abner. lf l know Ann, Daisy Mae will get him for sure now. Oh Satan! lt's so dark, so dark. Now I understand the significance of that gloating smile-my time is up. Satan has executed his part and now l must fulfill mine-for all eternity. Good-bye my friends. -Leonard Schonberger. Wh0,.9 Afmid UI TIIIC Big, pm' fllotlzf . . . Tune Glcr:. vr ARMY 011' fNIo'rus is AGAIN ON Tm: Wuil-. v1'II Be' ll'1'Sl' mu! prolffcl your WINTER COAT am! FURS by slorfzfng them in our REF RI GE' RA TED F ur Vault .... f FIRKT N TIO AL BA K Um- svim-nliii:-ally-lmili Fur xvilllll is l't'il1ly to prupm-rly prosm-l'vv your Fur Vuui in ilu- l'HI'l'l'l't dry iltlIlllSlJlll'l'l' lll'C'l'SS2ll'y tu kc-vp llw nznturznl luslrm- :mal In-zulty Hulvs QQ of yillllillillll Minimum c'h2ll'Q0 342.00 Y0l'li l'0.X'l' IS INSURED .-XG.XINF-'I' FI RIC. 'l'lIl'll+ I', TXIUTIIS NVQ invitm- ynu tu inspm-vt our Fm' Villlll, :md trust wc- may huvv the ph-a,sl1r'c ul' sc-rving you. 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C 'om plivnenfs 0 f S I S K O T A V E R N linmuzrz wh M un' SIHKU Sf? SEA FOODS LITNVIIICS VAFIC THOMAS J. and E. JAY HALL l UNlCllAl, DIREl'TORS LANSIWIJRIJ, PA. Plllllll' l5fi JOHN SLANY MIC.-X'l'S and GlNN'lCliIlCS Q21 YV. llirlgv Sl. l,:lnsI'nr4l. Hffsl Wishes from J.... SEARS, ROEBUCK 81 CO. iff Yvm-sf llialgv Strom-f IANSFOIID, PA. E. J. R E E S GICNICRAI, INSI'liANl'l'Z Q 213 VV1-st Hn-l'lsc'l1 Strvvl lllllblli' 179 J IANSIFIDICIJ, PA. l':NlillbIiS'll'4I Hin:-0 l!l Ili HORACE JONES hl2Illllf2li'l'lll'l'l' uf POTATO CIIIPS 81 POP PORN il? IAIIIHIHV Straw-ts Summit Ilill, I f7fmzplifr1wnts of THE MODERNAIRESN M usic for All Occasions Q Plmllv 3552? li IANSIN HUD, PA. f'o'rrzpl'zfw10'11 fs of N E W B E R R Y ' S FIVE AND TICN VENT STOIKI' A B R A H A M S Clothing G Variety Store 104- VVL-st Riclge Street LANSFORD. PA. HALL AND KRESSLY LUMRER YARD ii? LANSFORD, PA. Tel :H-2 Complimeiits Of MOUNTAIN TOP INN 795 Fn.xNK QBVGZIET NEMEL'EK Proprietor Ancl what :L difference Morlern-Metlmcl repairing makes. VVe spare no effort to return shoes as like-new in appear- ance as is possible. VVhen new soles ure requirefl We use tEIYIIIICKI-fill'-VVURII' Steer- hezul Soleather. FRANK'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP LANSFORD, PA. Compmnpms RODGERS AUTO CO. of FORD - MERCURY - LINCOLN LAZARCHICICS Electrical Appliances MUSIC STORE 'l'AMAQuA, PA. KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS Q 26 IC. Iiixlge St. l,:1nsl'urcI, Pam. Foinpliiinrcnis Of ENDICOTT-JOHNSON SHOE STORE Compliin cms 0 f F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 337 l,l N DEN STR l+Il'I'l' Si'li.XN'l'UN, Tom Taylor NYIlUl,l'fS.eXl,lC Sl'Ull'l'ING 1200175 Bvsf Qufzlily - BPS! l,7'7tl'!'S DEBATE CLUB WI.fh Ben' Wzkhey for Szzcress TU 'l'lll'Z FLASH Ulf' ww 'iff Carey, Baxter 85 Kennedy, Inc l'. U. Box 112 TAMAQITA. PA. l X Compliments of OLYM PIC RECONDITIONING CO. HIIIARTYH BALDWIN, Mgr. o no S'l'lIOI'IDSBI'IiC, PA. 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Bl-:RTSVII QT. LANSFORO PA. y ' Plmne 9625 LANSFORO, PA. Drew Culley WALL l'.Xl'lCli AND PAINTS l'mfr1,lz'r1y and I'apc'r Harzging A l 74 l'rmzplirm'r1,t.s of PAUL KRAJCIRIK Illx1'l.1Nu .xxn IJVMPING Co. l Q IS!! N'Vlcs'1' RIINEI-l S'l'lcl4:l'L'l' l IAANSIVUIQIP, l'.x. BRUUKLYN- N- Y- HOBBY CLUB - - Dear Friomls: l'Iuc'l1yc-zu' lAl,llSl.0l'Cl lligll Sc-l1fmIg1-:ul- l uutvs enter Allentown Business Col- Complwfwflfts lm-gc fur lDl'1Ll'llllllll,Lf or zulvznm-cal lmsim-ss of training. Eau-lx your wx- say thunk you. 'lllll' 1-m1fi1lcnc'c-, gnml will. uml vu- Upl'l'illlUll ul'ym1rsm-luml illlIllllllStI'ilt0I'S, l'zu'ulty. stuclcnls, pllI'l'l1tS, and fricxlfls mm-rits nur lxiglu-st c-mmm-mlaltinn. May ilu- 2lllIM'2lI'2llll't' ul' this :ul in thc l'AN'rlllclc ol' 1947 lx- symbolic ul'uur1-x- pression ol' 2lllIlI'l'l'lilll0Il an llllll1lI'l'll-lllblll. Sim-1-rm-ly, J. W. f,l5I'1Rl,Y.I,'7'0S'l'd6'7LL Allentown Business College ,Kl,l,l'lN'l'UlYX. l'.K. Wittick's Music Store HAZLETON, PA. Q n M usical I IIfSfT'IlNYIL6ILlS Electrical Equipment ClJ'lIL1Jl't'IIl,l'ltf-S Of BABINETZ-HOROWSKI Post 83 A M VETS l,.XNSlf'UlllJ, PA. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Compliments For Better Bread Buy of M1GH 'Y l'1Nl'3 Brute H. Bausman ik FUNERAL DIRECTOR LANSFURD, PA. Yuriclis Bakery Q +00 W. licrtsch St. l,u11sfm-fl, Pa. Your Corifideiice Is Our Sacred Obligation' ' Wlmcn Buying Furnilurc, Svc H. ALTSCHULER Never U frm' ersold 12 XX RIIJGIC STR EET l,ANSl 0RlD. MICATS and flliUi'lCRll'IS Joseph Orsulak iff W. Rllllilll S1'nl':l41 l,ANsvmm Phono 239-M LANSFORD GARAGE S'rr:1'l1lf:N A. SN1sc',xK, Prop. Phone 789 J PONTIAC Sales - Service Q Os PII Z2 f'l'1N'l'Rlf1 STR:-:I-31 l,.xNslf'u1w 9 Most lnquisitive .............,.... THE WAY WE Tallesl Boy ...... Blondest Girl .... Most Pelile Girl. . . Lightest Boy ........ Best Dressed Girl. . . Reddest Hair ...... Biggest Flirt ........ Most Talkative Girl .... Besl Dancer ........ Tallesl Girl ........ Sleepiest ...... Most Angelic .... 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George Sabol . . . .Alyce Bokrosh . . . .Marie Bachman . . . . . .John Sherbin . . . . . . . .Kitty McCall .Mary Betty Watkins . . . .Margie Marsden . . . .Dorothy Harahus . . . . . . .Ben Brimmer .........Alice Fota Donald Dunkelberger . . . . . . .Bob Cunliffe . . . .Charles Williams . . . .John Yanochek . . . .Henry Krutsik . . . . Richard Forgay . . . .Mary Kosalko . . . . . .Clara Ranalli . . . .George Sniscak . . . .Theresa Lakota . . . . . . . .Helen Posta ........Mary Sokol Leonard Schonberger . . . . . .Ann Porvaznik . . .Edwin Houghton . . . . . . .Ann Shinton . . . . . . .Mary Perzel . .Eleanor Phillipovich . . . . . . . .Ann Donald 4 Wx! . . .Christine Zona Theresa Fortunato . . .Molly Edwards . . Francis Yasenik . . .Steve Domines .Jane Heffelfinger . . . . .Gerry Kusko . .Maisch Kennedy ......Mike Jaso . . . .Helen Bobick .Thomas Reinhold Eleanor Harkowitz . . .Eddie Leonard . . . .Evelyn Jacobs . . . . .Steve Botek . . . . 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Oliver Twist ...... . Little Miss Mufliet .... . . . . . . Evangeline ............................ Hippolyta ........... Florence Nightingale .... Ivanhoe ........... Dogwood .......... Merlin the Sorcerer. . . Red Riding Hood. . . The Spirit ....... Ebony ........... Rip Van Winkle .... Penny ........... John Alden ....... Claire Voyant ...... Queen Elizabeth .... Demosthenes ...... Mammy Yokum ..... Madame Bovary .... Lord Nelson ...... ' 'l Little sir Echo ..... 1 Commodore Hornblower. . . . . fr X-s-3 Hoagy Carmichael ...... Q 'WEEE' 0 - ' X f C, ' is bf' i I' Marie Antoinette ..... . li '-if Blondie ................ I hr' . 0 ' llli Q li' . . . . Robert Arieta . . . Robert Cunliffe . . . . El Horkowitz . . . . . .Ann Shinton . . .Margie Marsden . . . . George Sniscak . . . . . . . .AI Skillan . . . Edgar Hartung . . . . Raymond Miller . . . . . .Helen Posta . . . . . .Mike Jaso . . . .Mae Kraicirik . . . . .John Sherbin . . . . . Francis Yasenik . . . . . . . .Jay Jeffries Leonard Schonberger . . . . . .Tom Reinbold . . . . .George Sabol . . . .Maisch Kennedy . . . .Anna Porvaznik . . . .Mollie Edwards . . . . . .Ann Donald . . . . .Eddie Lutz . . . .Arthur Rubart . . . . . .Steve Botek . . . .Mike Novotny . . .Margaret Kozak . . . .Eddie Leonard . . . .Edwin Houghton . . . . .Kitty McCall . . . . . Fred Delauretis . . . .Marie Bachman . . .Jane Heffelfinger .-.-...n-.-...--.no .----...fan-.--n N , iw, Q l-'Inf :.- QLITQTU ff' xv 14. ' TL.. ,i e X , ij . . .Theresa Fortunato . . . . . . Doris Hurnyak . . . . . . .Joe Ardos . . . . . .Eddie Wargo . . . .Mohlon Pispeky . . . .Mary Watkins . . . . . .John Danchak ............SteveJurick Donald Dunkleberger . . . . . . .Helen Bobick . . . .John Solack . . . .Mary Perzel . . . . Betty Spock . . . . . .Alex Papas . . . . .Helen Ondarco . . . . . .Faye Balliet . . . . Eugene Zarsky . . . .George Sisko . . . Mary Dotsey . . . .Ted Harvan . . . . . . .Alyce Fota . . . .Richard Forgay Compliments of Lansford Town Council .losl-:vu G.-uu,,xN11. Mayor 7 l'Ul,ICH VUMMISSIUN Jnsvph E. Black Pete-r l,6'IAllll'CfiS David Ilnmphries ik' COUNCIL William vvilliilllli Presiclenl TIIIIIIIIIS xvllildill, Sec'1'0l:l1'y John Km-Ilia. 'l'n'e-zlslllw-1' Tllmnzls Vrook IFIIUIIIZIS IXIZIVSIHIH Ruin-rl, llzlcml. Sr. Rlululpll Sclmsnvy Micluxvl I iQlll'2l John Krulsivk .Inlm Mite-llc-ll llnnivl YYilli:1ms fil'0l',2I0 M. D. liivhzlrfls, Salim-itor wuwawsgee Where Did You Learn To Love? .... The Things We Did Last Summer. . . I'd Be Lost Without You ........ Sooner or Later ............. And The Angels Sing ..... If I'm Lucky ............ For Sentimental Reasons .... Trumpet Rhapsody .......... This Is Always ................. Someone To Watch Over Me ..... Dark Eyes .................. Without You ............... It Ain't Necessarily So .... Five Minutes More ....... He's Just My Bill .......... With A Song In My Heart .... Butcher Boy ............ Rumors Are Flying ................ Maybe ........................... The Whole Word Is Singing My Song. . . lt's My Lazy Day ................. Sophisticated Lady ........ . . . . Somewhere In The Night. . . My Heart Stood Still ..... Two In Love ............... Who Do You Love, I Hope ..... Julayda Polka ............. Smiles ....................... Anchors Aweigh .................. I 'm Getting Sentimental Over You .... You Keep Coming Back Like A Song. . Solitude ......................... Choo-Choo-Cha Boogie .... . A Kiss In The Dark ...... When You're Away ....... Polonaise ....................... When Irish Eyes Are Smiling ........ I Guess I'II Get The Papers And Go Ho Jealousy ...... L ................. Temptation .............. All The Things You Are ..... I Can't Begin To Tell You ..... It Might As Well Be Spring .... All The Time ............... To Each His Own ......... A Huggin' And A Chalkin'. . . The Marseilles ............... You Gotta Be A Football Hero . . . Doin' What Comes Naturally ..... Love On A Greyhound Bus ..... I'm A Big Girl Now ......... The Old Lamplighter. . . Remember Me ....... Day By Day .... ...... Heart To Heart ......... There's No One But You .... Do You Love Me? ....... Stardust ............. I Don't Know Why ...... Open The Door Richard .... . . . . .Marie Bachman . . . .Helen Bobick . . .Alyce Bokrosh . . . . . . .Steve Botek . . . . . Robert Cunliffe . . . . Catherine Davidson . . . . . Fred Delauretis . . . . . . .Rachael Donald Donald Dunkelberger . . . . .Mollie Edwards . . .Theresa Fortunato . . . . . . .Alyce Fota . . . .Edgar Hartung . . . .Edwin Haughton . . .Jane Heftelfinger . . . . .Eleanor Harkowitz . . . . . .Frank Horvath . . . Eleanor Hydock . . .Evelyn Jacobs . . . .Jeanne Jones . . . . . . .Steve Jurick . . . .Dolores Katkocin . . .George Kennedy . . . . 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SILVER FURNITURE STORE l'.IxI,M1cR'roN, PA. 0 Home FllI'lIiSIlIIlf S nec-izllisls 0 3 JUNIOR HIGH JAY VEES RADIOS RECORDS I+Il.Ef I'RlC'AI, AI'PI,IANl'ES 0 SUVND SYSTEMS 9 Ta rl t 0 n S Servicing All We Sell 5 J 268 E. I'.xT'r1f:RsoN , r. I,ANsIf'oRn, I Corzgratulaziozzs VIASS UF 1917 F Panther Valley F inanee Corporation For All Your Fillillllillg Needs 2525 WEST RIDGE S'l'lil'Il'I'l' I,.'XNSl URlD, PA. l,llUIH' tiff! LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of 1947, of the Lansford High School, in the Borough of Lansford, County of Carbon, State of Pennsylvania being of sound mind and memory as usual, and con- sidering the uncertainty of this frail and transitory life, do therefore make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament. First: To our beloved faculty we bequeath peace of mind and a raise in pay. Second: To the underclassmen we leave our athletic prowess, scholastic achievements, and our uncanny knack of getting our assignments in on time. To the Class of 1948, we will our seniority rights and privileges and our sects in as- sembly. Third: We as individuals, bequeath the following to our less fortunate classmates. 1. Joe Ardos bequeaths his basketball ability to E. Penberth. 2. Faye Balliett bequeaths her musical abilities to Mildred Krizan. 1 3. Ben Brimmer wills his late slips to Ted Fels. 4. John Danchak leaves his ability in P. O. D. to David Altschuler. 5. Helen Drozdak wills her mania for Polish dances to Mary Novak. 6. Richard Forgay bequeaths his seat in Latin lll to Paul Vitek. 7. Dot Harahus leaves her chewing gum to Eleanor Balas. 8. Ted Harvan wills his chemistry marks to Eddie Keefer. 9. John Herbert leaves his managing ability to Joe Orsulak. 10. Jay Jetfries bequeaths his shortness to Bill Bolles. 1 1. Mary Kosalko leaves her giddiness to Betsy Burnett. 12. Mae Kraicirik bequeaths her pleasant smile to Marion Wargo. 13. Henry Kruczek wills his way with women to Joseph Vonak. 14. Gerry Kusko leaves her comb to Bernie Vrabel. 15. Eddie Lutz bequeaths his basketball sneakers to B. Gormley. 16. Mary Mihalovic leaves her seat on the Summit Hill bus to Dorothy Zlock. 17. John Swider wills his loafing to Joe Valent. 18. John Troian leaves his Safety Patrol Badge to Eddie Powell. 19. Aggie Zuzu wills her ioyfulness to Jo Gaborik. 20. Robert Arieta leaves his speed to Al Lizee. 21. Bob Cunliffe bequeaths his 5 o'clock Shadow to Michael Perzel. 22. Hazel Hartranft leaves her vitamin pills to Eleanor Morgans. 23. Dottie Heller bequeaths her way to keep a man to Elaine Tucker. 24. Doris Hurnyak wills her band uniform to Corinne Plocinik. 25. Mike Jaso leaves his football ability to Bobby Shober. 26. Eddie Wargo bequeaths his Trig seat to Harry Smith. 27. Francis Yasenik wills his class presidency to Andy Mahacek. 28. Annetta Kutzmire leaves her Latin pony to Mardia Melroy. A 29. Kitty McCall bequeaths her Travel Club membership to Steffie Obulaney. 30. Ray Miller leaves his Preaching Sam's outfit to Jackie Cooper. lllx Williams 81 Mars SICIIYIUIC STATION General Rl'1XI'1'V Expert Grmsing W ash ing Polishing if 108 I Asn' l'.vl l'l-znsux S'I'liI'Il'I'I l,ANsFo1m, PA BAND SINGERS 1'lDNCll.X'l'Ul,.X'l'IUNS flznss of NHT W 1' Wish You Sucrrfss Q Q.: CHOWS PLACE Ylfzsw' lilmzrz S'l'RICIG'l' I,AN+,um1y, I 'x C'on1pZ2'n1ffn1's Qf ansford F rocks Company l,.XXSlf'0RI7, PA. U .II'1.1I's 5I'IliEI.. Nlzxlm-fu SCREEN PERFORATORS .mn GENERAL SHEET IRON WORK Remaly Manufacturing Company, Inc 'l'.XM.XQI'.X. l'.X. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT lContinuedl 31. Joe Pelchak wills his bashfulness to George Williams. 32. Ann Porvaznik bequeaths her dates to Ann Fessler. 33. Doris Preston leaves her A's in Latin to Eddy Shober. 34. Steve Repinec wills his radio hobby to Danny Dubosky. 35. Arthur Rubart bequeaths his bow ties to Daniel Cipko. 36. George Sabol leaves his 75 iersey to Michael Porvaznik. 37. Leonard Schonberger wills his affections for Miss Scott to David Reinbold. 38. Ann Shinton bequeaths her possessiveness to Eleanor Rusnak. 39. George Sisko bequeaths his booth in Harleman's to Julius Wolfe. 40. Roman Skrczypiec leaves his success in running the mile to Morgie Shinton. 41. John Solack wills his Ford to Lenny Lutz. 42. Rose Bohovich leaves her love for Spanish to lrene Delauretis. 43. Betty Haberchak wills her wire and appendicitis to Eleanor Sniscak. 44. Anna Jech wills her quietness to Lois Stewart. 45. Jimmy Knittle bequeaths his tuba to anyone big enough to carry it. 46. Helen Macharsky leaves her iitterbugging to Elsie Strepko. 47. Helen Ondarco leaves the dimple in her chin to Sabatino Castellini. 48. Mary Perzel wills her commercial abilities to Bill Miller. 49. Margie Polokovic bequeaths her knitting ability to Carolyn Smith. 50. Clara Ranalli leaves her love for music to her sister, Frances. 51. Marie Rondosh wills her unfinished classwork to Martie Chuckran. 52. Eleanor Stoftey leaves her seat in English Class to Mary Dignazio. 53. Mary Watkins wills her love for curly red hair to Evelyn Benjamin. 54. Josie Zovak bequeaths her timidness to Lillian Schonberger. 55. Eleanor Phillipovich wills her Pepsodent smile to Faye Kocher. 56. Bernie Rendish leaves her long dark eyelashes to Antoinette Conzoneri. 57. Helen Bobick wills her helpfulness to Herby Hudasky. 58. Jeanne Jones bequeaths her love for Coaldale to Lois Cunliffe. 59. Joe Radocha leaves his teasing manner to Lenny Hebda. Lastly, we do nominate, constitute and appoint our Class advisers as the Executors of this, our Last Will and Testament. In Witness Whereof, we, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-seven have to this our Last Will and Testament, subscribed our names and affixed our seals this l2th day of June, l947. THE CLASS OF 1947, L.H.S. l5eall In Witness Thereof, we have set our hands and seals this l2th day of June, l947. MARIE BACHMAN fSeall JEANNE JONES fSeall ANN SHINTON iSeall OI' S New GREEN WRAPPER ArY our Grocers tg-gffcw Somewhere In The Night Mu-My mc cormon ,LOSEF MYROW nb I ro A7 BL je 'B C Ehaug cm 1-'mg-9 ui SOME-WHERE IN THE NIGHT.. who knows where some-whete may-be,.'l A-cross the way, or f - ' X Q A 'L. .. I .5 A gf s.IEg...s 0 Y ' r 'A ' ' ' I . l' X., 'V C7 Gm'l C7 :gii-gg 1947 PARTING SONG may - be 'way be I knew just . Tune fSomewhere In the Nightl ' A T l Days in Lansford High - A happy memory will be, Living in our hearts F7 E A haunting melody, Cm, F7 ' 22-11-Q.. The story of the years we spent :l' - - 1 With all our school day chums. 1 . A where, and who y Now that fun is done . eff here by my s1de,- 0 '5 ' ' Our lives have iust begun. - U Since high school is o'er, T : We go through life's open door, T Each Q goal to gain, 512-l-li gy A special place to attain. C . I cm, Fdlm Pl, B Though time and space may separate us mg ml' Hangs ' ' They can never destroy W lawi My lone - ly 4 X The memories in our hearts Of high school ioy. -Ann Donald. Th I it- I B x-:Imam Gm JE-li-'rl!'9f5rE fgffrl heast keeps say-ing to mo, No, this does -dt seem right? There must be some-one, E WT?-?lli is c-1 cs cm F7aug-!l1'Bh EL' Alv9 F1-9 '2-BL GL F1-9 BL r r f' -E 1 ef - A iv A we a SOME-WHERE IN THE NIGHT.ii NIGHT.i-1 f X 4 -13 ... ... il. J -- DI ir: - : :r:.--:!!::,: :: rarranzwi : X . '.:b'il l:ll Tl rl Q!!! il lg!! L VI l I ' 1 g-Z ll I -1 A hm 0 nt :... ?EEi4 E lf: K 'ompl 1ffrr1 e'r1 is Qf im e B a n k M vmber of I l Ill RX! DlCl'0Sl'l' INSITIKANVE l'0lil'0R.X'l I..X NS FUR ID, PA. Pictures in This Book TAX KEN BY The Krexton Studio Expert Photographers P. U. S. A. l5l'II,lDlNG I,ANSl URlJ, PA. , , fi -.fl-73.2. xx ,L -V x SV 2 'fi X kr? !l, - '..:f:-3,.S Q,-1' 42 ZW! Biz '52 .'f'A'f ,fa ,. 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