Lansford High School - Panther Yearbook (Lansford, PA)

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IMAGINE ......... . PARTING sono. . . . uxsr wsu, ............ mms. . . ............ . . jgoowg gwogsgi, ine JACQUELINE ARNER JEANNE BRESLIN JAMES HRISIKOS ROBERT HOLMES JOHN BEHM JOHN ORSULAK PATRICIA BARRON ELLAMAE DAVIDSON FLORENCE KOIN PATRICIA ARTUSO STEVE BUTCHER EMMA DOMINES GEORGE DEPUY ELEANORE FATIGATI G. PANTHER STAFF PERSONNEL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JOSEPHINE PAVLICK ASSISTANT EDITORS MILDRED ORACH ALBERT PERKO BUSINESS MANAGERS SPORTS EDITORS ARTISTS ROBERT ROSAK MARGARET RUSNAK TYPISTS ANGELINE FILLOY MARGARET MARY JEVCAK BERNADETTE OGOZALEK ADVERTISING AGENTS FRANCES HALL ALLEN JACOBS RosALlE KOLLER MICHAEL KUNTZ CELLA BOND RosEMARY KONSKO PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS PATRICIA REITER DONALD SUNDBERG MICHAEL DAVIDYOCK ROY HEFFELFINGER ELIZABETH SOTAK LOUISE VITEK JULIE SMITH MARIAN STARRY ELEANOR RADOCHA MARY-PERKO KATHRYN PHLLLIPOVICH GENEVLEVE PLsKo NATALIE RUBART BERNARD YANNETTI PAUL A. HERBERT JEAN MCHUGH 'CIRCULATION RICHARD WRIGHT JOSEPH MATTA JOSEPH SEDIVA 'ZzZhefMQnwwg OUR CLASSMATE GEURGE SNISGAK WHO DIED DURING OUR FRESHMAN YEAR THE CLASS OF I95I RESPECTFULLY DEDICATES THIS EDITION OF THE PANTHER THE FACULTY LANSFORD HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK ADVISERS 1 9 5 1 MRS. THEODORE BERGER The Class of l95l, respectfully expresses its gratitude to these, its Advisers, for their help cmd cooperation in making this Year Book a success. MR. KLINE S. WERNERT MR. HOWARD D. JEFFRIES Y 8 . , SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS 1 9 5 0 - 1 9 51 I ,f Mx M, MRS. THOMAS DURNIN MISS MARY HOLMES M155 SAU-IE MU'-HEARN MISS CATHERINE REDGATE I MR. MICHAEL AUGUSTIN MR. WALTER FUDGE , 9 , N x'! X -4 J ,xg ,. 3 Q! X . N W r A Qmxfeipmffuff , . Left to righi: Jumts Reese, Robert Marsden, Michael Klrell, William Mbrris, John Lauer, , Robert Shinton, Roy Sasscmun, Dr. S. F. Drugkenmiller. . I .5 BoARn or EoucATlb'N' x V ,. x . - 1 X XY N JOHN E. LAUER My HOWARD Superinfendeni of Schools Principal of A pkg, X .vo wwe- N fJXNNU -no-e Sghool ' QR . ' -A ' W 'r- A ... H . .Q N . 5' 5' ' - X' , Qu ,. . - . pr F-'fic' :WT-. 51, a, , 'is' f t' ' i -146551, I 1 n ,R f 1 n r s- ,- if CLASS COLORS ..... .... Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER .... . . C' . .American Beaufy Rose CLASS MOTTO Beyond Work Lies Success r ARNER, JACQUELINE Commercial Jacque Jacque is our head majorette, The sweetest girl you've ever met. Clubs: Band I, 2, 3, 45 Glee I, 35 Usher 35 Mimeographing 4. Activities: Twirler I5 Maiorette 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 35 Reporter 45 Oratory I5 Chorus I, 35 Class Play 2, 35 Class Officer I5 Home Room Officer I5 Fashion Show 35 Panther Staff 4. I ARTUSO, PATRICIA ANN Commercial Paddy Paddy has a great big smile, To a certain someone, it's worthwhile. Clubs: Art I5 Make-Up 25 Home Economics 35 Mimeographing 4. Activities: Class Play 35 Gym Exhibition I, 35 Concession Worker 45 Fashion Show 35 Panther Staff 4. I .f 'Al f I I ' . JOSEPH J. Academic fe .. .. tiff I Joe In his classes he is quiet, But when school's out, he's a riot! Clubs: Study I, 25 Chess 8. Checkers 35 Governor's 4. Activities: Concession Worker 45 Intro-Mural Basketball I, 2, 3. BARRON, PATRICIA Commercial Pat Harleman's would never be complete, Without Patsy occupying a seat. Clubs: Art I5 Library 25 Ushers 35 Art 4. Activities: Library Assistant 35 Gym Exhibition 35 Concession Worker 45 Fashion Show 35 Panther Staff 4. BARTEK, JOSEPH Academic Buzz You'll always find Buzz at the Palace, Working there, he'll ne'er get a callus, Clubs: Study I5 Craft 25 Engineers 35 Governor's 45 Secretary 35 Treasurer 4. BEHM, JOHN College Preparatory Chic Wavy hair big brown eyes, Meet him girls, it's a grand surprise. Clubs: Art l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Class Play 2, 4, Class Officer 3, Panther Staff 4, lntra-Mural Basketball l. BOND, CELIA College Preparatory Celty Blonde and green-eyed is this lass, At a certain sailor, she'll make a pass. Clubs: Home Economics l, 3, Make-Up 2, Library 4. Activities: Concession Worker 4, Fashion Show 3. BRESLIN, JEANNE College Preparatory Jeannie Here's to Jeanne who works like a beaver, Goes on a hayride and gets hay fever, Clubs: Art l, Library 2, 3, Club President 3, Dramatics 4, Vice- President 4. Activities: Band 4, Chorus 3, Dramatics Club Play 3, Class Play 2, 3, Fashion Show 3, Gym Exhibition 3, Concession Worker 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Panther Staff 4. BRESLIN, PATRICIA F. College Preparatory Pat A charming thoughtful nurse she'll be, A friend so true, you can readily see. Clubs: Home Economics l, Library 2, Usher 3, Dramatics 4. Activities: Class Play 2, 3, Fashion Show 3, Concession Worker 4, Oratory l, 2, 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 3, Dramatics Club Play 4, Library Assistant 2, 3. BUTCHER, STEPHEN College Preparatory Buch He rides around in a ritzy auto, Hop in girls , is his motto. Clubs: Sports l, 2, 3, Dramatics 4. Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Student Council Officer 3, Gym Exhibition 3, Panther Staff 4. lg. Vi' W -if CHABALLA, MARGARET M. Academic Margie Here's a very busy lass. Always on the job in class. Clubs: Home Economics l5 Mimeographing 25 Dramatics 35 Typing 45 Vice-President 4. Activities: Class Play 35 Concession Worker 4. CHABALLA, MARY M. Academic HMUWH You hardly know when she's around, Because she never makes a sound. Clubs: Home Economics l5 Mimeographing 25 Dramatics 35 Typ- ing 4. Activities: Class Play 35 Concession Worker 4. CHASARIK, PAUL J. Academic npete.. Baseball is this gentleman's line, In that he's always doing fine. Clubs: Study lp Craft 25 Engineers 35 Governor's 45 Vice-Presi- dent 3, 4. Activities: lntra-Mural Basketball l, 2, 3. DAFIUME, DOLORES A. Academic Del Del goes skating most every nighl, ln fact it is her great delight. Clubs: Home Economics l, 35 Make-Up 25 Typing 4. Activities: Class Play 3. DAVIDSON, ELLAMAE Commercial Davey Davey is so small and neat, To a certain someone she's a treat. Clubs: Band l, 2, 3, 4. Activities: Class Play 2, 35 Panther Staff 45 Chorus 15 Class Officer 35 Fashion Show 3. DAVIDYOCK, MICHAEL Commercial Mike A friend of all he's hard to outwit, When in an argument he'll never quit. Clubs: Art l, 2, 35 Mimeographing 45 Treasurer 35 President 4. Activities: Class Play 35 Panther Staff 45 Student Council 4. DELAURETIS, ROBERT A. Academic llgoobytv joking, pranking all the day, We wonder how he stays that way. Clubs: Gym l, 2, 3, 4. Activities: Cheerleader lAcrobatl 3, 45 Gym Exhibition l, 2, 3. DEPUY, GEORGE College Preparatory Dipper Our Dipper is an amusing man, Good-natured and a hunting fan. Clubs: Art l, 25 Dramatics 35 Radio 45 Treasurer 3. Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Class Play 25 Panther Staff 45 lntra-Mural Basketball l, 2, 3. DOMINES, EMMA A. Commercial ..Emmy.. Wherever there's Emma, Patsy's sure to be, For two greater friends you'll never see. Clubs: Home Economics lg Ushers 2, 35 Mimeographing 45 Sec- retary 3. Activities: Class Play 35 Gym Exhibition 35 Fashion Show 35 Con- cession Worker 45 Panther Staff 4. FATIGATI, ELEANORE Academic Ele Ele is merry, kind and gay, And always winks the boys her way. Clubs: Home Economics l5 Make-Up 25 Dramatics 3, 45 Treasurer 2. Activities: Class Play 25 Dramatic Club Plays 3, 45 Panther Staff 45 Concession Worker 4. ' Ag .. Q. S ,,.., . l . A 'rr' PM ' X. . .,'K 4 ir A f ' F QW FILLOY, ANGELINE Commercial ..Angie,, Here's a girl full of fun, Brings cheer to everyone. Clubs: Home Economics l, Cheerleaders 2, Ushers 3, Mimeo- graphing 4. Activities: Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Class Play 3, Gym Exhibition 3, Concession Worker 4, Panther Staff 4, Fashion Show 3, Chorus 3. GALLAGHER, FRANCIS Academic Shantz Shy and quiet is this lad, He never makes the teachers mad. Clubs: Study l, Craft 2, Chess 8. Checkers 3, Governor's 4. Activities: lntra-Mural Basketball 3. HAJCAK, STEPHEN Academic Otto Curly hair, and a pleasant smile, Would make any girl walk a mile. Clubs: Study l, Craft 2, Engineers 3, Governor's 4. HALL, FRANCES College Preparatory Web A fashion plate is this lass, One of the girls of our great class. Clubs: Band l, 2, 3, 4. Activities: Chorus l, 3, Class Play 3, Gym Exhibition 3, Panther Staff 4, Fashion Show 3. HAUGHTON, GLADYS College Preparatory Snookie Helter, skelter, hither and yon, Haughton was here and now she's gone. Clubs: Glee l, Band 2, Ushers 3, Gym 4. Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Singer l, 2, 3, Chorus l, 3, Gym Exhi- bition 3, Music Contests 3, Fashion Show 3. HEFFELFINGER, ROY College Preparatory Hecker Football is his middle name, That game will someday bring him fame. Clubs: Art l, 4, Sports 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4. Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Panther Staff 4, Student Council 4, Gym Ex- hibition 3, Music Contests 4, Class Vice-President l, 3, 4, Con- cession Worker 4. HERBERT, PAUL A. College Preparatory P. A. A Panther Photographer is our Paul, A cheerful fellow, well liked by all. Clubs: Study l, Photography 2, Radio 3, 4. Activities: Class Play 3, 4, Panther Staff 4, Chorus 3, Music Con- tests 4. HERBERT, PAUL B. Academic HHef'bll A pitcher on the Legion team, He's the guy who's on the beam. Clubs: Study l, Craft 2, Governor's 3, 4. Activities: Gym Exhibition l. HOLMES, ROBERT A. College Preparatory Russo Another football hero of our class, Bob has caught many a forward pass. Clubs: Sports l, 2, 3, Dramatics 4. Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 2, 3, Panther Staff 4, Oratory 3, 4, Student Council l, 3, 4, Student Council Officer 4, Gym Exhibition 3, Class President 3, Concession Worker 4. HRISIKOS, JAMES College Preparatory Mimi The president of our class is he, A distinguished man he'll someday be. Clubs: Photography l, 2, Dramatics 3, Radio 4. Activities: Class Play 2, 3, 4, Panther Staff 4, Oratory l, 2, 3, 4, Debate 3, Student Council 4, Music Contests 4, Class President 4, Class Treasurer 3, Concession Worker 4. JACOBS, ALLEN College Preparatory Jake Although Jake blushes readily, He keeps plugging on quite steadily. Clubs: Study l, 2, Governor's 3, Radio 4. Activities: Band l, Class Play 3, Panther Staff 4, Concession Worker 4. JEVCAK, MARGARET MARY Commercial Marge ln school, out of school, Margie's around, But without Betty, she's never been found. Clubs: Ushers l, 2, 3, Mimeographing 4, Treasurer 2, President 3, Vice-President 4. Activities: Class Play 2, 3, Panther Staff 4, Oratory 2, 3, Con- cession Worker 4, Program Seller 2, 3, Fashion Show 3. JURICK, MARY Academic HMG,-yu As a baby sitter she does fine, A sweeter girl you cannot find. Clubs: Mimeographing 2, Dramatics 3, Chemistry 4. Activities: Class Play 3, Gym Exhibition 3, Concession Worker 4. KOIN, FLORENCE LEONA Commercial Flossie Short, pretty, and very sweet, She has a smile for all she meets. Clubs: Glee l, Make-Up 2, Mimeographing 3, 4. Activities: Class Play 2, 3, 4, Concession Worker 4, Club Pres- ident 2, Chorus l, Panther Staff 4, Oratory l, 3, 4, Fashion Show 3. KOLLER, ROSALIE College Preparatory Lee A smile on her face, a twinkle in her eye, We're sure our Rosalie will always get by. Clubs: Nursing 3, Chemistry 4. Activities: Panther Staff 4, Concession Worker 4. KONSKO, ROSE MARY Commercial Rose Mary Sometimes she'll smile, sometime frown, But troubles never get her down. Clubs: Ushers l, 2, Mimeographing 3, 4. Activities: Class Play 3, 4, Panther Staff 4, Oratory 3, 4, Chorus 3, Gym Exhibition 3, Concession Worker 4, Fashion Show 3. KOSTELANSKY, MARY Academic Ginger A friendly, peppy, likeable miss, Always happy and full of bliss. Clubs: Knitting l, Mimeographing 2, Home Economics 3, Typing 4, President 4. Activities: Class Play 3, Concession Worker 4, Cheer Leader 3, 4. KOVACIK, OLGA College Preparatory iioygayi Friendly, studious, well liked is she, A better pal there could not be. Clubs: Glee l, Art 2, Dramotics 3, Chemistry 4, Vice-President 2, Secretary 3. Activities: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 2, 3, 4, Oratory l, 2, 3, 4, Northampton Ensemble l, Concession Worker 4, District Chorus l, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4. KRAJCIRIK, MICHAEL Academic lAMikell An athletic man is Mike, we'd say, Success in sports will come his way. Clubs: Study l, Sports 2, Archery 3, 4. Activities: President of Club 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Track 3, Class Play 3. KRAJNAK, VINCENT Academic Vince Blonde, curly hair has this lad, At the Mity Fine he can be had. Clubs: Commercial Advertising l, Study 2, Governor's 3, 4. Activities: Concession Worker 4, Home Room Vice-President l, lntra-Mural Basketball l, 2, 3. 9 5 5 KUNTZ, MICHAEL Academic Eben ' Football is this fellow's meat, As an end he can't be beat. l lubs: Tumbling l, 2, 45 Flying 3. Activities: Football l, 2, 45 Class Play 35 Panther Staff 45 Gym Exhibition 35 lntra-Mural Basketball l, 2, 3. LADIZINSKY, IVAN Academic nzappo.. M Ambitious, energetic, gay, He always has a lot to say. Clubs: Band 45 Three years at Minnesota. Activities: Orchestra 45 Class Play 45 Band 45 Mixed Ensemble 4. Al LUPCO, -i s Academic l B iiAnn1r At the games she's selling candy, That's our Ann, she's fine and dandy. Clubs: Knitting l5 Make-Up 25 Ushers 35 Typing 45 Secretary 4. Activities: Class Play 45 Gym Exhibition 35 Concession Worker 4. MACHARSKY, JOHN Academic Kunner Kunner's motto: No work, all play, That's the way he spends the day. Clubs: Gym l5 Study 25 Governor's 3, 4. Activities: Concession Worker 4. MCHUGH, JEAN College Preparatory Jeanie A string of hearts has this girl won, A Panther Photographer so full of fun. Clubs: Home Economics l5 Library 2, 45 Ushers 35 President 4. Activities: Band 45 Class Play 3, 45 Panther Staff 45 Chorus 35 Con- cession Worker 45 Library Assistant 2, 3, 4. MATTA, JOSEPH Commercial Joe-c His one regret in life so far, ls that he can't graduate in '54. Clubs: Gym l, 2, Mimeographing 3, 4. Activities: Football Manager 3, 4, Panther Staff 4, lntra-Mural Basketball l, 2, 3. MIKULECKY, MARY ANN College Preparatory Ann Sincere to all, she'll always be, A better sport you'll never see. Clubs: Glee l, Art 2, Ushers 3, Library 4, Treasurer 2. Activities: Class Play 3, Chorus l, 3, Concession Worker 4, Lib- rary Assistant 2, 3, 4. NOVAK, FRANCIS Academic worry Tall and lanky, that's our Haffy, He always seems to make us happy. Clubs: Commercial Advertising l, Craft 2, Governor's 3, 4, Treas- urer l, Secretary 3. Activities: Class President l, Class Secretary 2, Intra-Mural Basketball l. OGOZALEK, BERNADETTE Commercial Bernie In work or play, she's always there, She strives to help and do her share. Clubs: Glee l, Make-Up 2, Ushers 3, Mimeographing 4, Vice- President 2. Activities: Class Play 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, Concession Worker 4, Panther Staff 4, Fashion Show 3. ORACH, MILDRED Commercial Mil You can always see Milly cheering at a game, We're sure she'll go on to greater fame. Clubs: Knitting l, Mimeographing 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. Activities: Cheerleader 3, 4, Class Play 3, Panther Staff 4, Chorus 3, Gym Exhibition l, 3, Concession Worker 4, Fashion Show 3, Program Seller 3, Home Room Treasurer 3. ORSULAK, JOHN Academic Janko Till you know John, you think he's shy, But all in all, he's a regular guy. Clubs: Photography l, 2, Cvovernor's 3, 4, Secretary 4. Activities: Panther Staff 4, Concession Worker 4, lntra-Mural Basketball l, 2, 3. OSILKA, BERNARD Academic Moose Bernie is a friend indeed, He's always there when in need. Clubs: Study l, Governor's 2, 3, 4. Activities: Concession Worker 4, lntra-Mural Basketball l, 2, 3. PAVLICK, JOSEPHINE Commercial Fifi Fifi is our Editor-ln-Chief, A finer pal you'll never meet. Clubs: Knitting l, Mimeographing 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 4, Vice- President 3. Activities: Panther Staff 4, Student Council 3, Class Secretary 4, Program Seller 3, 4, Fashion Show 3, Home Room Secretary I, Home Room President 3, Home Room Sec'y-Treas. 4. PERKO, ALBERT Academic Beechia Just the opposite of his twin, No matter what, he'll always win. Clubs: Commercial Advertising l, 2, Aviation 3, Radio 4, Vice- President 2. Activities: Panther Staff 4, Concession Worker 4. PERKO, MARY Academic Perkie Mary is dark, her laugh is gay, Worry and frowns ne'er come her way. Clubs: Knitting l, Make-Up 2, Ushers 3, Typing 4, Treasurer 4. Activities: Class Play 3, Panther Staff 4, Gym Exhibition 3, Con- cession Worker 4, Cheer Leader 3, 4. PHILLIPOVICH, KATHRYN College Preparatory Kathy She's tall, light-haired and a lovable loss, We're glad to have her in our great class. Clubs: Glee l, Ushers 2, Glee and Nursing 3, Chemistry 4. Activities: Class Play 2, 3, Chorus l, 3, Gym Exhibition 3, Class Treasurer 4, Concession Worker 4. PISKO, GENEVIEVE Commercial Gen Blonde hair, blue eyes, Swell to look at, says B. Y. Clubs: Knitting l, Ushers 2, Nursing 3, Mimeographing 4. Activities: Class Play 2, 3, Panther Staff 4, Fashion Show 3. PORAMBO, EDWARD Academic Eddie Always quiet and polite, For some gal he'll be just right. Clubs: Study l, 2, Aviation 3, Tumbling 4. Activities: Concession Worker 4, lntra-Mural Basketball l, 2, 3. RADOCHA, ELEANOR Commercial HEI.. If ever you're lonesome and need a pal, Our El is just that type of gal. Clubs: Glee l, Make-Up 2, Ushers 3, Mimeographing 4, Treas- urer 3. Activities: Class Play 3, Panther Staff 4, Gym Exhibition 3, Con- cession Worker 4, Program Seller 3, 4. REITER, PATRICIA College Preparatory Patsy Eyes of blue, hair of black, A great attraction to our fullback. Clubs: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee l, President 4. Activities: Class Play 3, 4, Panther Staff 4, Chorus l, 3, Con- cession Worker 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, District Chorus 3, Mixed Ensemble 4. ax ,M A .... . .,,, i p- ' , ROSAK, ROBERT Academic Rosh Hefty, humorous, always gay, That's our Rosh in every way. Clubs: Art l, 3, 4, Corrective English 2, President 4. Activities: Class Play 3, Panther Staff 4, Program Seller l, 2. RUBART,' NATALIE College Preparatory Nat Natalie's a girl who is full of cheer, Always the same throughout the year. Clubs: Band l, 2, Nursing 3, Typing 4. Activities: Class Play 2. - 0 RUSNAK, MARGARET Commercial Rusty Margie is pleasing, never doubt it, X Talk about fun, she knows all about it. lubs: N l, Make-Up 2, Mimeographing 3, 4, Treasurer 3. Activities: Class Play 2, Panther Staff 4, Concession Worker 4, Fashion Show 3, Program Seller 3, 4. Q SEDIVA, JOSEPH Academic Shedz .loe's always late, He says it's the papers. We don't believe it, We think it's capers. Clubs: Photography I, 2, Aviation 3, Governor's 4. Activities: lntra-Mural Basketball l, 2, 3. SMITH, JULIE Commercial Julie V or .lulie there is only one, . nd many a fight Carl has won. s: U 2, 3, Mimeographing 4, Art l. V Ac 'ties: Class Play 2, Panther Staff 4, Gym Exhibition 4, Con- cession Worker 4, Program Seller 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 3, Home Room Treasurer 3. SOTAK, ELIZABETH Commercial Betty Betty is a well-liked lass, Always chewing gum in class. Clubs: Knitting I, Ushers 2, 3, Mimeographing 4. Activities: Class Play 3, Concession Worker 4, Panther Statt 4, P- Q 1 . iogram cellei 2, 3, Home Room Secretary 3, Fashion Show 3. srARRY, MARIAN Cymmei cial I'Marian Our little Marian so petite, Shels ever so quiet, and Oh, so sweet. Clubs: Art I, Library 2, 3, Mimeographing 4. Activities: Class Play 3, Panther Staff 4, Oratory I, 2, 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 3, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 3. SUNDBERG, DONALD College Prenaratoiy Don A capable manager of our team, Our Donald's really on the beam. Clubs: Gym I, Governors 2, 4, Dramatics 3. Activities: Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, Class Play 3, Panther Staff 4, Home Room Vice-President I, 2, 3, Intra-Mural Basketball I, 2, 3. k SWIDER, ANDREW Academic Shmaku Andy's a whiz l???l in typing class, When it comes to pranks, helll always pass. Clubs: Tumbling I, 2, Autograph 3, Cratt 4. Activities: Concession Worker 4, lntra-Mural Basketball I, 2, 3. VITEK, LOUISE Commeifial Lou Heres a charming little lass, Whose presence always cheers the class. Clubs: Knitting I, Band 2, 3, 4, Mimeographing 4. Activities: Twirler 2, 3, 4, CI , , , , 'a ory 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3. ass Play 2 3- Panther Staff 4 Oi t WRIGHT, RICHARD Commercial Dick full of laughter, mirth, and fun, ' Never came to school with his law work done. Clubs: Study l, Art 2, Mimeographinhg 3, 4. Actiyities: Panther Staff A, lntra-Mural Basketball l, 2, Room Treasurer l, Home Room Secretary 2, 3, Home YANCHURA, JOHN HCl1Ol7H Academic ,Basketball is up his alley, Let him shoot, and he'll make a tally. ',Clubs: 5 Study l., Craft 2, Dramatics 3, Governors 4. Activities: Basketball Q, 3, 4. YANNETTI, BERNARD Academic Bernie His educated toe will take him far, And someday he'll be a great football star. Clubs: Sports l, Archery 2, 3, Craft 4. 3- Panther Activities: Football l, 2, 4, Track l, 2, Basketball l, 2, , Staff 4, Student Council 4, Class President 2, Home Room Pres' ident l, Q, 11. zuzu, Mui Academic Piker Short and quiet is this lad, Always happy, never sad. Clubs: Study l, Craft 2, Dramatics 3, Governors 11. Activitiesg Concession Worker 4, ZWOLENVK, NORMAN Academic I Puppet His friends are many, His toes not any. Clubs: Study l, 2, Dramatics 3, C5overnor's 4, President 4. Activities: lntra-Mural Basketball l, 2, 3, Class Play 11. fig m, vi X Q S L N QA: - W QR semmglihiwf 4, FWZ T! 4 ?'f- 'm- vm HH gil ASS OF 1952 X Bernard Wargo Jay Cook Stella Gorka ShirleY Marshall OFFICERS President ...... .......... .... B e rnard Wargo Vice-President .... ........ J ay Cook Secretary .... ....... S tella Gorka Treasurer .,.. .... S hirley Marshall CLASS ADVISERS Miss Nancy Gallagher Mr. James Vaiuncr Ambrose, Georgine Basiago, Florence Becker, Marie Besbris, Jerry Bokrosh, George Brimmer, Nancy Buchala, John Clark, Margaret H. Cook, Monroe J. Cunning, Betty Davis, Peggy Dignazio, Louis Drozd, Edward Drozd, John Evans, Marvin Ferretti, Louis Filloy, Joseph Fittos, Bernard Gallagher, Theresa Gallanda, Geraldine Gorka, Stella Grezik, Stephen Haicak, Anna Harvan, Edward Hettelfinger, Howard Heffelfinger, Shirley JUNIOR CLASS ROLL Henninger, Joan Hodek, Joseph Hruska, Margaret Hydock, George Jones, Louise Kociolek, Siegfried Kovacik, John Krainak, George Kralicek, Mary Krizan, John Kuchta, David Kuhla, Ellen Lorah, James Malik, Elizabeth Markovich, James Marshall, Shirley Matta, Annette Matta, Mary Matta, Robert Mihalovic, Josephine Morgans, Elda Mae Moscoe, Joseph Pasho, Mary Perzel, Margaret Pisko, Helen C. Pavlik, Joseph Petko, Francis Polakovic, Michael Repinec, Pauline Savitsky, John Shober, Ann Skrzypiec, Albert Sniscak, Michael Spence, Doris Stewart, Charles Stickler, Edwina Stickler, Mary Louise Surotchak, Joan Tarlton, William Terry, Barbara Thorne, John Vadyak, Harry Vavra, Rose Vitek, Joan-Ann Vitek, Richard Wargo, Bernard A. Williams, William 'Yalch, John Yesanko, Eleanor Yuskanish, Janice Zarsky, Frances Zona, Anna nh ,w ac Q- um 5 Q, I 3? - : js-f 'V J 19' . if KY' my cLAss or 19i53 Daniel Leonard Randolph Gormley Lillian Ruzicka Betsy Fessler OFFICERS President ....... ........... ...... D a niel Leonard Vice-President. . . .... Randolph Gormley Secretary .... ....... L illian Ruzicka Treasurer .... .............. ..... B e tsy Fessler Mr, Francis Dolan Ardos, Elizabeth Bohenick, Frank Botek, Agnes Brennan, Thomas Breslin, Irene Breslin, Jacquelyn Brinkos, Frances Brunda, Francis Bydlon, Edward Culley, Frances Dedinsky, Eleanor Demchak, John Demyan, Joseph Fessler, Betsy Figura, Anne Frendak, Robert Galgoci, Charles Gamble, Bernice Gormley, Randolph Hager, Thomas Hanas, Michael Hill, James Hlavaty, Joseph Hlubik, John Hosak, Marie Hruska, Frances Hrubovcak, John CLASS ADVISERS Miss Emma Scott SOPHOMORE CLASS Hydock, Dorothy Kadlecik, Elizabeth Kitlan, Lillian Kolaya, Emily Kosalko, Margaret Koscica, Albert Koshuta, Angella Leonard, Daniel B. LeRoy, Dorothy Lopata, Michael Maior, George Markey, Bernard Martinkovic, Wendell McCall, Thomas McLaughlin, Patricia Mikoliiczyk, Genevieve Mollard, Marilyn Novotny, Margaret Ogozalek, Joseph Ogozalek, Bernard Olson, Ward Orsulak, Joseph Pavlik, George Penberth, Donald Pollak, Joseph J. Pollock, John Radocha, Anna Reese, Theodore Mr. Kline S. Wernert Repko, John Romanek, Stephen Scrbacic, Dorothy Shappell, Nancy Sfarra, Louis Skrabak, Anne Smith, William Smith, William E. Snoha, Andrew Soltis, John Sova, Jeanne Sparks, John. Stack, Joseph Stewart, Jane Swider, Dolores Swider,' Marianne Thomas, Beverly Totani, Inez Trevoroh, Thomas Vavro, Sylvia Vitek, Stephen Vonetsky, Robert Williams, Joyce Williams, Ruth Yevchak, Helen Zlock, Frank Zuzu, John 1 . ' X. r.. 4 ,f,,,gf Wm PF: f, M' .Ph K ,, me A.-1 H .za , fig ' v a fi Arg? ,QV SW',,,u '?fg9,. ,, K N WF 'x S wr .9 My 4 0? xg Q. N -5 M? x E1 L, 1 .mms Nga K s ...N lg as Q W REF i 'f 5 'ii Q K : , . 5 l 51 1. .g X s -33 Q 'W'Ular B 1 Fri? K QV Q i iq. x X .,N, V 'SQ ::,:Q:g : . -. , X , if Q Q 1 'Z -E ASS OF 1954 o John Kanuch President .... Vice- President .... Secretary. . . . Treasurer. . . . Miss Mary Holmes Abrachinsky, Florent Brimmer, Roberta Brunda, Stephen Cannon, Hugh W. Cheehan, Kathleen Chawoisky, Edward Churchran, Anne Churchran, Edward Culley, Donald Dardas, James Davidson, Dorothy Demyan, Martha Domines, Frank Earley, Margaret Edwards, Frank Gabriel, Grace Galgoci, Joseph Gallagher, John Gazo, Elizabeth Gaza, Dolores Griffith, David Houghton, Catherine Houghton, Elizabeth Hontz, Lois Huegel, Donald Hydock, Betty lnfante, Dominic Jacobs, Joanne Janis, John A .,.:-:- 'X I , K J g Corinne Wildermuth Mae Perzel Carol Olson OFFICERS CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Albert Klotz FRESH MAN CLASS Jones, Nancy Jurick, Christine Kanuch, John Kendra, Joseph Koin, Andrew Koscica, Pauline Kraicirovic, Rose Lazar, Anna Macharsky, Thelma Matrician, Eleanor Matta, Bernard McCall, Regina McLean, Gary Mikoliiczyk, Frances Morgans, Mary Ann Nemecek, Martha O'Connell, Michael Olson, Carol Pasho, George Pasho, Mary Patuka, Bane Patuka, Paul Perzel, Mae Phillipovich, Adele Pisko, Thomas Pollock, Nancy Porambo, Frank Polinchock, Janet Z34... ....-s.. John Kanuch . . . Corrine Wildermuth ROLL . . . . .Mae Perzel Carol Olson Mr. J. Freeman Melroy Porambo, Catherine Probert, Ann Rachko, John Radocha, Francis Sassaman, Jacqueline Scaran, Gerard Shober, Joan Sniscak, Judith Stalma, Frncesa Steber, John Steranka, Paul Suda, Robert Terry, Martha Valick, Paul Velky, John Vitek, Joseph Vitek, Leonard Wargo, Margaret Welsh, Thomas Wildermuth, Corrine Yalch, Lorraine Yamarik, David Yanchura, Edward York, Ronald Yurro, Lorraine Yusella, Michael Zarsky, John Zona, Mary Louise Zuzu, Mary Ann ' 2 'eff 2' , J A Q 9' f - - H t 1 x I gy 1 . I gm saw-, f B l :W - , 5 ,, .. fwwfwx I z af RKETVSETX H . S pi SQ' ..,f'n i-gf' 1 1 -' Y! MQW W .H Y -.1 if-QQ xx uw CLASSES OF 1955 - 1956 CLASS ADVISERS Miss Lotta Davies Miss Sophie Gallagher Miss Catherine Maloy Mr. Michael Oriel Ambrose, Nancy Artuso, Richard Campbell, Alice Chenetz, Rhona Connor, Stroud Demyan, Nicholas Earley, John R. Gallus, Janet Gormley, Janes Haughton, John Hudy, Julia Jones, Lois Arner, Joseph Becker, Anna Dafiume, Loretta DeLong, John Dignazio, Anthony Ferretti, George Foster, Marian Gallagher, Elizabeth Hill, Allan Holmes, Mary Jane Hummer, Larry Jacobs, Betty Jupina, Michael SEVENTH GRADE Kiripolsky, Dorothy Klees, Judith Koller, Janice Koshuta, Mary Ann Mikoliiczyk, Peter Montgomery, Robert Mullin, Donald Probert, Jane Raabe, David Rickert, Patricia Rubart, David Scheese, Leonard EIGHTH GRADE Kerestes, Michael Kerstetter, Robert Koller, Louise Koshuta, John Lopata, Robert Lusch, LaMarr Mack, Robert McNelis, Francis Marshall, John Matta, Elaine Maury, Joyce Midas, Michael Mongi, Joseph Shober, Thomas Smith, Shirley Sundberg, Bryson Thomas, Thomas Thomas, William Tomchik, Wasilko, Weaver, Williams, Williams, Suzanne Daniel Robert Anita James Yurick, Barbara Zona, Paul O'Connell, Annee Ogozalek, Stanley Penberth, Roy Perko, Martha Pollock, Sally Pollock, Thomas Silver, Janet Skovran, George Spence, David Swider, Kenneth Thomas, Joseph Tiley, Frederick Wernert, Charles .J-9 ' ,i K- M.. 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Q f Q X, '11 9 '4 5 I ' -r .4 x First row' Koscica, Dignazio, Evans, Kraicirik, Butcher, Yannetti, DePuy, Kuntz, Holmes, Vitek. Second row: Soltis, Besbris, Vonetsky, Major, Bohenick, Skrypiec, Filloy, Zuzu, Grezik, Markovich, Heffelfinger. Third row: Head Clach Mr. Klotz, Savitsky, Vitek, Huegel, Dardas, Romanek, Hlavaty, Zlock, Gallagher, Penberth, York, Suda, Assistant Coach, Mr. Oriel. Date Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. , Nov. MR. ALBERT KLOTZ Coach I ' 5. xg .A . lx. I. Sept. Sept. Sept. FOOTBALL SUMMARY 1 9 5 0 SCHEDULE Team I6 McAdoo Home 2I Frackville Away 30 Summit Hill Away 7 Shenandoah Home I4 West Hazleton Away 20 Tamaqua Home 6 Hazle Twp. Home I I Nesquehoning Home 23 Coaldale Home LHS Opp. 6 I2 I3 I8 O I4 I4 26 20 39 I4 I3 I8 I3 I2 32 O 26 MR. MICHAEL ORIEL Assistant Coach First row: Holmes, Butcher, Koscica, DePuy, Kraicirik, Yannetti, Kuntz. Second row: Vitek, Vitek, Evans, Dignazio. -40 1 ,n ..... -L First row: Behm, Novotny, Radocha, Shears, Olson, Vavra, Bobst. Second row: Thorne, Skrypiec, Heffelfinger. Wargo, Dignazio, Filloy, Dresibach, Penbert, Third row: Coach Al. Klotz, Kanuch, Butcher, DePuy, Bohenick, Besbris, Reese, Vanak, Kraicirik, Lorah, Mr. Jeffries. LANSFORD 1950 TRACK The Lansford High School track season of l95O got under way early in May when our boys ventured to Coaldale to compete in the Annual Invitation Track Meet in that town. Our team did not come out on top, but we managed to take first place in a few events. On May l2th, we engaged in a dual meet with Summit Hill and scored an easy victory. Pete Shears, Hilmer Olson, Alfred Vavra, Mike Kraicirik, and Joe Radocha shared first place honors. Our mile relay team also took first place to insure us the victory. As the final event ended, Lansford had a total of 58Vz points to Summit Hill's 36V2. Lansford entered the District ll meet at Pottsville on the 20th of May. Pete Shears and Joe Radocha took first place in the broad iump and shot put respectively, which earned them a trip to Penn State to compete in the State finals. The track season came to a thrilling close onthe 3rd of June at the Carbon County meet which was staged on the Summit Hill field. Three schools participated. They were Summit Hill, Lehighton, and Lansford. Joe Radocha took first place in the shot put with a throw of 48 ft. 5 in. Other boys who placed first in the meet were: Pete Shears, who won the IOO yard dash in l l sec. and the broad iump with a iump of l9 ft. 6 in., Hilmer Olson taking first place in the 440 yard run with the winning time of 55.2 sec. and also first place in the high lump. Steve Butcher was runner up in the shot put, and Alfred Vavra came in second in the 220 yard dash. lt was a great day for the Lansford team. After its well deserved victory, Coach Klotz and his assistants Mr. Oriel and Mr. Richards, accepted the County Trophy on behalf of the team. The final score showed Lansford on top with 43 points, Lehighton second with 36 points, and Summit Hill last with 20 points. INDIVIDUAL SCORING FOR SEASON P. Shears 40 points R. Heffelfinger l4 points A. Skrypiec points J. Radocha 34V2 points J. Lutz l3V2 points J. Kadilak points H. Olson 28V2 points S. Butcher ll points J. Novotny points A. Vavra 23 points M. Kraicirik 7 points J. Behm points G. DePuy 6 points - - 4l Firsf row: Drozd, Evans, Butcher, Holmes, Behm, Heffelfinger, Yanchura. Second row: MaIIa, Kociolek, Vitek, Buchala, Sfarra, Dignazio, Kanuch, Head Coach Mr. Oriel, December 5 Decembe r 8 December I 2 December I5 Decembe rI9 December 22 January January January January January January January February February February February February February 5 9 I2 I6 I9 23 27 6 9 I3 I6 20 23 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES FREELAND ........................ MAUCH CHUNK . MCADOO ..... FREELAND .... MCADOO ............ WEST MAHANOY MAUCH CHUNK . SUMMIT HILL. ' .... COALDALE ....... TWP. .... . . . TAMAQUA ........ NESQUEHONIMG . BLYTHE TWP. ..... . MAHANOY CITY . SUMMIT HILL ...... COALDALE ....... TAMAQUA ........ NESQUEHONING ..... BLYTHE TWP.. . . . . MAHANOY CITY. . . 42-- Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Home L.H.S. 51 45 33 3I 49 6I 56 32 49 61 51 66 24 54 4I 45 53 53 40 OPP 32 44 45 29 5I 42 37 34 56 39 39 26 50 35 43 53 58 50 66 Firsl row: Zlock, Kociolek, Buchala, Dignazio, Sfarra, Vitek, Ogozalek Second row: Mafia, Zuzu, Marta, Yanchura, Radocha, HiIl, Head Coach Mr Or el December December December December December December Janua ry January 5 8 I2 I5 I9 22 5 9 January I 2 January I6 January I9 January 23 January 27 February February February February February February 6 9 I3 I6 20 23 JAY-VEE BASKETBALL TEAM JAY-VEE BASKETBALL SCORES LH pp FREELAND ........................ MAUCH CHUNK. . . MCADOO ....... FREELAND ............ MCADOO .... ......... .... WEST MAHANOY TWP.. . . . . . . MAUCH CHUNK ....... SUMMIT HILL .... COALDALE ...... TAMAQUA ......... NESQUEHONING . . . BLYTHE TWP. ..... . MAHANOY CITY .... SUMMIT HILL ...... COALDALE ...... TAMAQUA ........ NESQUEHONING .... BLYTHE TWP. .... . . MAHANOY CITY .... I Game cancelled. 43-- SI: Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Home X AX P. Reiter ..... J. Krizan .... S. Gorka .... J. Lorah .... J. Arner ..... K. Haughton. . . J. Jacobs .... J. Thorne .... F ute Haughton, Kay Koshuta, Angela Stewart, Jane Mikolaiczyk, Frances Clarinet Surotchak, Joan Olson, Word Perzel, Margaret Gorka, Stella Yesenko, Eleanor Henninger, Joan Brunda, Steve Hall, Frances Davidson, Ellamae Reiter, Patsy Brimmer, Nancy Hill, Allen Perzel, Mae Skovran, George Raabe, David Moscoe, Joe Stickler, Mary Lou Mongi, Joe Yamarik, David Marshall, Jack Sova, Jean Kolaya, Emily Totani, Inez Connor, Stroud Jones, Lois Clark, Peggy Edwards, Frank Yalch, Lorraine Earley, Russell Marshall, Shirley SENIOR BAND PERSONNEL CHESTER A. STINEMAN, Director OFFICERS Saxophone Yurro, Lorraine Campbell, Alice Midas, Michael Kovacik, John Stickler, Edwina Bokrosh, George Grezik, Steve Cornet Vadyak, Harry McLean, Gary Wernert, Charles Lusch, LaMarr Mack, Robert Welsh, Thomas Thomas, Joe Davidson, Dorothy Thomas, William French Horn Thorne, Jack Krizan, John O'Connell, Michael Jacobs, Joanne Demyan, Nicholas Rickert, Patsy Trombone Tiley, Fred Sparks, John Patuka, Paul Demyan, Joseph Pforr, Janet Sousaphone Ladizinsky, lvan - 44 - . . . . . . President . . . Vice-President . . . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . . . Reporter . . . . . . . . .Librarian . . . . .Assistant Librarian .........Manager Bass Drum Kerestes, Michael Cymbals 'N Griffith, David Snare Drums Lorah, James Cannon, William Bell Lyre Pforr, Sandra Maiorettes Arner, Jacqueline Ambrose, Georgine Twirlers Vitek, Louise Cunning, Betty Shober, Ann Ruzicka, Lillian Culley, Frances Davis, Peggy Scrabacic, Doroth Tiley, Dana Dee Color Guards Houghton, Glady Breslin, Jeanne McCall, Jeanne McHugh, Jeanne Pisko, Helen 1' Y s, Capt FORENSICS CLUB First row: Rosak, Stewart, Houghton, Montgomery, Digncnzio, Holmes, Hrisikos. Second row: Vitek, Chenetz, Ambrose, Kiripolsky, Probert, Klees, Probert, Breslin, Third row: Jevcuk, Sniscak, Scsscaman, Kovocik, Pollck, Perko, Skrabuk, McColl. Koir., Starry, Konsko MAJORETTES and TWIRLERS Left to right: Ambrose, Arner, Davis, Cunning, Ruzicku, Shober, Vitek, Scrbocic, Culley, Tiley. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Firsi row: Hull, Houghton, Vifek, McHugh, Davidson. 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Now is the time to open your account. .llembvr of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION -- THE - CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK LANSFORD, PA. J - . --..-1-A-1 'K 1- N x.. Lansford is really going wild with excitement tonight as the Grdncl Premiere of the new movie Class Reunion opens here at the Palace Theater in about an hour. We are in the main lobby and will be ready to give you the latest scoops on the celebrities as they arrive. Before we go any further, we would like to thank the three men who made this Premiere possible, the famous theatrical tycoons, Mike Davidyock, Joe Bartek, and Joe Sediva. The first car has iust pulled up, and from here it looks like a new Dodge convertible. Yes, it's Steve Butcher, designer of the new '61 super iet Dodge. He is accompanied by his two top mechanics, Bernie Yannetti and Mike Kraicirik. They are escorting three young ladies, Kathryn Phillipovich, Superintendent of Nurses at the John Hopkins' Hospital, and Genevieve Pisko and Rose Mary Konsko, co-managers of Harleman's Restaurant Inc. The crowd is really getting big as curtain time draws near. Approaching to our right is John Behm, wild game hunter, who has iust returned from an expedition in South America. Dipper DePuy, owner of the Big Dipper Hunting Lodge , is accompanying him. Coming on behind is Joe Baron, manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, and Albert Perko and Fifi Pavlick, co-owners of the New York Yankees. We were also informed that Bernie Osilka, a scout for the Philadelphia A's will be in the audience. With so many people thronging about, we are having a hard time recognizing the renowned persons as they arrive, but coming toward us are Mary and Margie Chaballa, Toni Twins, and Mary Jurick, their agent. Jacque Arner and Louise Vitek, instructors at a professional twirling school, are also entering the lobby. Rosalie Koller, and Jean McHugh, head nurses at St. Luke's hospital, and Jeanne Breslin, dietition at the same hospital, are approaching us now. A taxi has iust stopped in front of the theater, and stepping out of it are Ellamae Davidson, Florence Koin and Mildred Orach, secretaries of a prominent law firm in Calif- ornia. They are accompanied by Mike Kuntz, airplane pilot and designer, who flew them here especially for the Premiere on one of his newly made planes. iContinued on Page 63l g 61 - f.'0mp1fmfnf,f Of H A R R Y B 0 L L E S GROCERY and MEAT MARKET 1 I Q 236 WEST BERTSCH STREET LANSFORD, PA. 16 ICAST Rlncss THOMAS and E. JAY HALL FUNERAL HOME 76-xy STREET LANSFORD, PA. Phone 156 LEN FREDERICKS I-C-E S-E-R-V-I-C-E wif Prompt and Courteoux Service CALL LANSFORD 277-J lContinued from Page oil Mary Perko and Mary Kostelansky, waitresses at the Ricardo Night Club, accomp- anied by Paddy Artuso, owner of it, are now hurrying into the theater. Behind them are Andrew Swider and Haffy Novak, co-owners of the Lansford Bottling Works. Nor- man Zwolenik and Paul Zuzu, distinguished barbers, are ioining them. Betty Sotak, a gum tester for the Juicy Fruit Co., and Margie Jevcak, owner of a taxi service operating between Lansford and Andrewsville, are eagerly entering the lobby. Natalie Rubart, chauffeur for a wealthy family in Lansford is with them. Donald Sundberg, American ski-champion, and Bobby Rosak, his manager, are making a special trip here to see the picture and should arrive soon. Meanwhile, Bernie Ogozalek and Ann Lupco, receptionists for a local dentist are approaching us. Celia Bond, Pat Breslin, Pat Barron, and Emma Domines, owners of a 5 8. lO cent store, are entering the theater on our left. Following them are Vince Krainak, chef for the Mity Fine Bakery, and Julia Smith, chief taster of baked goods for that concern. Paul Chasarik, Paul B. Herbert, and Edward Porambo, professional baseball players, and Johnny Yanchura, a renowned basketball player, are just arriving. Francis Gallagher and Stephen Haicak, used car dealers, are hurrying on behind. Robert Holmes, a noted dentist, and Jimmy Hrisikos, a brilliant surgeon acomp- anied by Paul A. Herbert, a famous tenor, and Allen Jacobs, a prominent engineer are now entering the lobby. Robert Delauretis, a clown for the Ringling Bros. Circus, and his manager, Kunner Macharsky, are coming toward us now. They almost collided with John Orsulak and Margie Rusnak, two of the better commercial artists of the day. Olga Kovacik and Ivan Ladizinsky, duo pianists are now arriving in a taxi. Driv- ing up behind them are Dick Wright and Joe Matta, owners of an insurance agency, escorting their secretary, Marian Starry. Mary Ann Mikulecky, a teacher on an Indian Reservation, and Eleanor Radocha and Angie Filloy, secretaries for a firm in New York, are arriving together. Gladys Houghton, a nurse at Temple Hospital, and Frances Hall, a buyer for Bright's Dept. Store are hastening into the lobby, and here comes Eleanor Fatigati, a model of sweaters, and Dolores Dafiume, a professional skater. lt seems as though all the persons of prominence have arrived, and since the picture is to start in a few minutes we'll have to sign off now as we don't want to miss any of it. Patsy and Roy Conrteoux and Synzpezthetie Service . RUSSEL A. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME RUSSEL A. HoI,IvIEs, Dirertor 'A' Phone 273 BERTSCH AND WALNUT STREETS LANSFORD, PA GILES D. HELPS HARDWARE PAINTS AND VARNISIHIES - PLUMBING HEATING AND RCJOFING Let us help you plan your garden this Spring. Our stock of Seeds, Fertilizers, and Lawn and Garden Tools is most complete and at lowest prices. A110 Fiyhing Tackle and Bareball Equipment 201 EAST BERTSCH STREET LANSFORD, PA SHlNDEL'S Extend an Invitation to All Graduate: To See Our Line of Exclufive WRIST WATCHES - DIAMOND RINGS - PEN AND PENCIL SETS CoIvII'AcTs e WAI.LET SETS - LOCKETS AND CHAINS G. S. SHINDEL ELGIN . . . BULOVA Service F irst and Always LANSFORD, PA TALLEST BOY .... TALLEST GIRL ...... MOST BRILLIANT ..... BIGGEST CRUSH ....... MOST ATHLETIC BOY. . MOST ATHLETIC GIRL. . GREATEST TALKER ....... BIGGEST CANDY EATER .... QUIETEST BOY ........ QUIETEST GIRL ...... AL WAYS SMILING. . . BEST ABSENTEE ...... BIGGEST BOY FLIRT .... BIGGEST GIRL FLIRT .... NEATEST DRESSER .... NOISIEST BOY ..... BEST HUNTER .... MOST MUSICAL .... BEST PALS ....... PRETTIEST HAIR .... MOST PUNCTUAL .... CURLIEST HAIR ..... MOST COMICAL ..... ALWAYS ARGUING .... BEST SALESMAN ....... BEST HOMEWORK FORGETTER ..... BLONDEST GIRL ....... 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Paul Zuzu . . . .Allen Jacobs . . . . Frances Hall . . . . . . .Albert Perko .Donald Sundberg . . . . . . Patsy Reiter .Ellamae Davidson Kathryn Phillipovich ' in Sim 1890 COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES wir THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK LANsFoRn, PA. 75? I si ,v Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Now 310,000 Maximum Deposit Insurance For Each Depositor -66- 4 .B . JACQUE ARNER. .l . . PATSY ARTUSO ...... JOE BARAN ...... PATSY BARRON ..... JOE BARTEK .... JACKIE BEHM. . . CELTY BOND ..... JEANNE BRESLIN .... PATSY BRESLIN .... STEVE BUTCHER ..... MARGIE CHABALLA. . MARY CHABALLA .... PAUL CHASARIK ..... DOLORES DAFIUME ..... ELLAMAE DAVIDSON .... MIKE DAVIDYOCK. . . ROBERT DELAURETIS ..... GEORGE DEPUY ...... EMMA DOMINES .... ELEANOR FATIGATI. . ANGIE FILLOY ......... In PRIZE POSSESSIONS .. I. . . .... Q .JI ............. Her baion . .... .... ..... H e 's fall, dark and handsome 4 E ...--B 3 Tx .E...x ........ g.i.... 'I .onoX:.-Q1..-- L 3 . 1 'N ' A ............The Phillies ........WhiIe Bear . . . .An usher's uniform . . . . Sfrauss' Garage . . . .Her absence slips . . . ............ Sweef peas Y ......... . Harleman's . . . . . . .xl-.Any one of his cars Z .... .... ....sMl....Q,.. ....X...,:. Xxx. . L -....- FRANCIS GALLAGHER ..... STEPHEN HAJCAK ...... FRANCES HALL ...... GLADYS HAUGHTON ROY HEFFELFINGER ..... PAUL A. HERBERT ..... PAUL B. HERBERT... BOBBY HOLMES .... JIMMY HRlsKOs .... ALLEN JACOBS .... MAROIE JEVCAK .... MARY JURICK ..... FLORENCE KOIN .... ROSALIE KOLLER ....... ....- .....X.........Coaldale x . . . . . .Her sisfer Margie . . .A pool fable ...........Dimples . . . .A 1950A graduafe . . . . . . .The Palace . . . . .A serious look . . . .A Winchesfer .37 . . .The Polish Hall . . . . . .A sweafer . . . . Thaf hearse . . . .His hof rod . . . .Sfraighf hair . Willy's jeep . . . .Her college sweafer . . .A 616 Brownie . . . . Television Sets . . . . Underclassmen .........His brains . . . .A Geomefry Book . . . . . . . .Andrewsville . . ..... The Iwins Irumpefeer The road Io Coaldale ROSE MARY KONSKO .... .... H er driver's license OLGA KOVACIK ..... ..................... .... A S Iradivarius IConIinued on Page 69i .I , muff' MARGARET LILL PHARMACY Your Prescription Store DRUGS, CANDY AND ICE CREAM I Sir 267 EAST BERTSCH STREET LANSFORD, PA Phone 129-M Complimfntf Of I KAN UCH'S RESTAURANT ii? 211 WEST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. NESBITT'S CUT RATE if? 2 EAST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. MARY KOSTELANSKY. . . MIKE KRAJCIRIK ..... VINCENT KRAJNAK. . MIKE KUNTZ ........ IVAN LADIZINSKY. . . ANN LUPCO ....... JOHN MACHARSKY. JEAN McHUGH ..... JOE MATTA ........... MARY ANN MIKULECKY. FRANCIS NOVAK ...... BERNADETTE OGOZALEK. . . MILDRED ORACH ...... JOHN ORSULAK .... BERNARD OSILKA ..... FIFI PAVLICK ....... ALBERT PERKO ......... MARY PERKO ......... PRIZE POSSESSIONS IContinued from Page 671 ... KATHRYN PHILLIPOVICH .... GENEVIEVE PISKO ..... ED PORAMBO ........ ELEANOR RADOCHA .... PATSY REITER ....... ROBERT ROSAK ..... NATALIE RUBART .... MARGIE RUSNAK . . JOE SEDIVA ...... JULIE SMITH .... BETTY SOTAK ...... MARIAN STARRY ...... DONALD SUNDBERG .... ANDREW SWIDER ..... LOUISE VITEK ....... RICHARD WRIGHT ..... BERNIE YANNETTI ..... JOHNNY YANCHURA... PAUL ZUZU .......... NORMIE ZWOLENIK .... . ..- . -.- . ..- .....- ...- tip .........Toby ....A chef's hat . Camping trips .A baby grand . . . Her study in Room 42 . . . . . . . His straight A's . . . . . . .Lansford . . . . . .A fishing rod . . . . .A certain college The Bottling Works ...........Tamaqua The Mimeographing Room ..........The Art Room ...........Connie Mack . .A 300 score in bowling books . . . . . .The West End . . . . Her treasury book . . . . . . . . . Their Packard Williams . The driver's training car . . . .An all-around athlete . An automatic dishwasher . . . . . . . . . The chariot . . . . . . . Polka Time . . . The Palace flashlight . . . . . . . . Boxing Gloves . .A New Jersey post card extra inch . . . A pair of skiis . . . . . Remedial work . . . . Rodger's mechanic ..............Room 25 . Margaret Lill's mail box . . . . . . . .. .A basketball . . . . The new Dodge . . . . The East End Club Panther Valley Finance Corporation 'fir I A X I4 N il? 33 PAST RIDCJF STRILIHT IANBPORD PA L. H. S. PERSONALITIES LOVER-Steve Butcher ARTISTIC--Louise Vitek NIFTY-Paul Chasarik SINCERE-Mary Ann Mikulecky FRANK-El Fatigati ORIGINAL-Emma Domines RELlABLEMJoe Baran DARING--Mike Kraicirik HUMORIST-Kunner Macharsky INDUSTRIOUS-John Orsulak GOOD LOOKING-Bob Holmes HAPPY-EI Radocha SHY-Francis Gallagher CHEERFUL-Patsy Barron HANDY-Vince Krainak OUTSTANDING-Jimmy Hrisik0s OBEDIENT-The Janifors LOYAL-L.H.S. football fans LAZY-Bernie Yanneffi AMBITIOUS--Bob Delauretis NOISY-The typing room SWEET-Bernie Ogozalek FINE-Ann Lupco ORATOR-Patsy Breslin REPORTER-Jacque Arner DEPENDABLE-Fifi Pavlick HANDSOME-Jackie Behm INVENTIVE-Mike Kuntz GRADUATES-Senior Class HUPLITER-Joe Maha SKATER-Dolores Dafiume CONFIDENT-Normie Zwolenik HELPFUL-Ed Porambo OBLIGING-Mary Jurick OBSERVANT-Rose Mary Konsko LABORER-Paul A. Herbert S S SINGER--Roy Heffelfinger E - ELEGANT-Frances Hall N - NICE-Marian Starry l - INQUISITIVE--Angie Filloy 0 - ORGANIZER-Natalie Rubarf R - READER-Andrew Swider S - SECRETARY-Joe Malta C 0 mplz nzentx Of Lehigh Navigation Coal Co., Inc. ya LANSFORD PA ,I if ,f I I I CLASS HISTORY SEPTEMBER, 1947 . . . It good to be able to say tha elonged to the Senior High School. The traditional green freshman tag was put on us, but in reality we didn't look any greener than any of the upper classmen. After a while the smart alecks got tired of razzing us, then we felt as normal as anybody else-and probably acted more normally too. As far as the roll call went, our number was eighty-nine, and by that we don't mean our serial number. We elected Francis Novak to be our President, at the end of the term we had no regrets, for Haffy turned in a splendid iob. Getting used to the different rooms was something to be laughed at, but not by the poor ninth graders. Some of us carried with us blue prints of the different home rooms. Alright, we'll agree, we were green, but then we wouldn't live up to the name of the Freshman who came before us, if we weren't. All in all, the taste of the Senior High School proved pleasant to our taste buds. Only three more years ahead of us, we'll make it or else .... SEPTEMBER, 1948 . . . All our vacation thoughts lof the hours spent at the pool, hikes to Hauto, etc.l were put away once more and we tried lmind you, we said triedl to tackle our studies, as we became experienced Sophomores. Finding the rooms this time was all a matter of habit. After the votes were counted, Bernard Yannetti was our capable President. ln November we put our efforts together and gave an entertaining program for Assembly. Not to make it too serious, the play included a football skit. Girl football players!!! These were our thoughts after we saw the girls attired in L.H.S. uniforms. We don't want to let too much of our personal history out, but we noticed that a few of the boys started to shave and for a while afterward had to make use of band-aids. Trial and error was their motto. Now, our class was down in number to seventy-five. lf this keeps up, we wondered who will be left to receive the coveted prize-the diploma of course. SEPTEMBER, 1949 . . . School work was given a second consideration while we took time out to pick our class rings. The suspense of waiting for them nearly killed us. This time, even the Seniors gave us an acknowledging look. Bobby Holmes, our newly elected president, had many a headache as far as all the activities for the Juniors were concerned. One of the outstanding events of the year took place when we put on our Christmas play. lt took a while before the curious on- lookers discovered who was wearing the Santa Claus outfit. The Junior Prom was held on May 14, and everyone who attended had a marvelous time-but def, if you don't take our word for it, ask someone who was there. Frances Katz looked as if she stepped out of Vogue Magazine and for this reason she reigned as Prom Queen. At the end of the term, we could proudly say that our Junior year was a total success. Keep plugging-only one more year ahead, nd then all the Senior privileges will be ours. if m:,.a1J ' SEPTEMBER, 1950 . . . Seventy-five full-fledged Seniors entered L.H.S. on a sunny day in September. lt was a wonderful experience to know that we were the oldest students atschool and there was no more bossing to take from upper-classmen. James Hrisikos was our new president, and we can say with pride that he was an outstanding leader. Popcorn, soda, candy was the regular cry of those who worked on concession. We were all proud of the boys who played on the football team, and the same goes for our basketball players, in fact we thought they were the best. Natch! Working on the yearbook was a regular feature and we all took a relaxing sigh when it was finally finished. Class dances, class meetings, plays, etc. took up the remaining part of our school time. Once again the Seniors put on the Christmas play. The play was a dignified one, set in a religious atmosphere. We were quite proud of it. Our actors compared favorably with the top stars of the screen. Ahem! After all, this is the Class of 1951, so only the best is expected of the best!! Well, this finished our high school years, and l'm sure many a tear will be shed as we leave our Alma Mater. We all seemed to wait for Graduation Day, but now that it's here we hate to leave. Let us always remember: Beyond Work Lies Success. 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They led by thirteen points going into the final period, but three fourth period touchdowns by Frackville cost us the game. The final score read l8fl3. LANSFORDfSUMMlT HILL-Many iniuries resulted from the Frackville game, and the following week Lansford went to Summit Hill but suffered a 14-O defeat. LANSFORD --Yf SHENANDOAH-fShenandoah came to town with an easy victory in mind, and in the opening quarter they had a two touchdown lead. Lansford came back in great style and lead at halftime by a 1443 score. But again, two last period touchdowns were the deciding factor for the Blue Devils of Shenan- doah. The final score was 26-14. LANSFORD WEST HAZLETONfThe team dropped its fifth game to West Hazleton in a high-scoring contest on the part of both teams. Again, an iniury-riddled line proved to be a great handicap to the team. The final score read 39+2O. LANSFORD TAMAQUAfOur boys were far from giving up after five consecutive losses, and they showed this by upsetting a strong Tamaqua team l4fl3. Our Senior lettermen excelled in every department. The fine running and pass catching of our two senior ends, Michael Kuntz and Bob Holmes, plus the stellar line play of big Steve Butcher, George lDipperl DePuy, Mike Kraicirik, and our extra point specialist, Bernie Yannetti, proved too much for the Blue Raiders of Tamaqua. LANSFORDfHAZLE TOWNSHIP-Lansford met Hazle Twp. after a two weeks' rest on a Monday night on the home field. Hazle Twp. led going into the last half, l3-l2, but a last period touchdown gave us the victory Lansford 18, Hazle Twp. l3. LANSFORD-NESQUEHONINGHA large Armistice Day crowd was on hand for the annual Lansford- Nesquehoning football game. Our boys surprised the highly favored Nesquehoning team in the first half, but the second half proved fatal as we went down to a 3242 defeat. LANSFORDACOALDALE-The Turkey Day game, the final game of the season, was played with the first November snow covering the turf. Coaldale won. The score, 2640. ALL STAR GAME-The Lions Club of Lansford and Coaldale staged an All Star Football Game on the Lansford Field on the 26th of November. lt matched Carbon County High School Seniors against Schuylkill County Seniors. The game was played under very bad weather conditions. The Carbon All Stars came out on top, I8-O. Coaches and scouts from many colleges witnessed a fine brand of football on the part of both teams, resulting in many college offers. SUMMARYM-We realize that our football season was by far not the best in the history of Lansford. lt ended up with two wins and seven defeats. Our only two victories came late in the season. We edged out Tamaqua, one of our neighboring schools, for our first victory, and then defeated Hazle Twp. in the following game. Seven boys from the Senior Class were on the starting eleven. These boys represented our school in the All Star Game at the end of the season and played maior roles in providing the Carbon All Stars with the victory. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Klotz for his services on the football field and in the other sports which he has coached. We will always remember him for his fine work. BES7' WISHES T0 FUTURE SUCCESS . . COHEN'S DEPARTMENT STORE ik LEHIGHTON, PA. Complimentx I Of PANTHER VALLEY MUSIC CENTRE Complete Musif Servifen Sf? LANSFORD PENNSYLVANIA X! DANIEL W. PIERCE E WIIOLESALE CANDY TOBACCO and NOVEL TIES Cigarette Vending Machines il' Phone: 1199 27 EAST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA -32... mann. WM qgeyycg. K Q V I V SQ:- ZFA X L .. A ' 1.1 X V I 4... - Q deffw , , N 4 X '.. -ffl ,. ,L VW k, A 1 Q , ,M 1 ,xi . . -x . ,. b nt. W '95 V -. U 1 'N L if , , A3 1 ' IX 1 1 A M 'X 3' 6 g .car K N I' 'W W' iQx xx : S ,X if by Q I Qi K Misg Q 3 Zi W 1 eg Fgwx x Q E . 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Phone 1100 w84, Con1pl1'n1f11f,v Of SHARPE'S NEWS AGENCY Sf? 40 WEST lzmfm S1-Rm l,AW-ORD, PA. PWM 737 TOM TAYLOR wHoLEsALE SPORTING Goons Bexz' Quafffy Bexf lJ7'l.C'L'.s' SCRANTON, PEN Nsvl VANIA 1 85 GREENWOOD INN I'-RANK C. I,AI,L'MIi0. Pmp. l:0IlIP!I.I71l'Hf.f of AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE vi' BATTERIES SERVICE ON STARTINI Q Q 4 TIRES IGNITION LIGHTINC ISEI-.R A WINP. LIQUIIRS Phone 7-I0 ui' 127 West Patterson Street L'0AI.DAl.Ii, PA. SEEK LANSFURD, PA. Complimentf HALL Of N E W B E R R Y ' S FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE EAR. I,ANSEoRD, PA. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS sir LANSFORD, PA. Telephone 5-I2 C0 m plfmf Il Lf Of OBERSON'S STOR E fl1llffl.tlt 7'.I' for MEN AND BUYS 'fr MAUCH CHUNK, PA. Complimrnff of T H E MAJESTIC HOTEL TAMAQUA, PA. if C. A. HIGGINS. .Ilanagfr C0mplz'mf11l.r Conzpllmentx of of HARLEMAN'S RESTAURANT PENBERTWS 118 WEST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. iff FRED AND ARLENE HARLEMAN. Prop. Paper and Paint Store LANSFORD, PA. I 'SJ ,,! - Best Wishes For Future Success Complfnzrnfx AMOCO of SERVICE LANSFORD HOTEL M 30 EAST RIDGE STREET 'A' Phone 9615 LANSEORD, PA We Serve qw Food Roncsns AUTO co. JOHN SLANY FORD - MERCURY - LINCOLN N N MEATS AND GROCERIES Electrical Appliance: if? KI-ILVINATOR REFRIGERATORS nfl 26 E. Ridge Street LANSFORD, PA. E. J. REES GENERAL INSURANCE E.vlaI1li.rlze'zf Sinrr 1910 213 W1-:sT BERTSCH STREET Phone 179 LANSFORD, PA. BRINKOS FOOD MARKET 2163.2 W. Berrsch Street MEATS e GRocEx1Es - PR ouuc E HG' Phone 869-W 221 W. RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. McCARTNEY'S Wholesale Confectionery CIGARS - CIGARETTES - CANDY ff 109 Second Street COALDALIQ, PA. Tele. Lunsford 1026-M JOHN BRENNAN CAFE uf: LANSFOR D, PA. 1 D 84 E SPORTING GOODS CORPORATION If Pays' to Pfayu Xi? 9 WEST RIDGE STREET Phone 831 LANSFORD, PA. FRANTZ'S GARAGE Bulcx SALES and SERVICE fl? Cas f Ui! -- Motor Rebuflclivzg GPNIQRAI, AUTO REPAIRS Sf? 25 WEST ABBOTT STREET LANSFORD Phone 260-M C. H. FRANTZ AND SUN 88 Co m pl1'n1rnr.v 0 f PALACE 8: VICTORIA THEATRES JOHN HUMPHRIES, KIR. wif LANSFORI7, PA. FOSTER'S BEVERAGES ALI. KINDS OF SOFT IJRINKS Blkcl-1 BEER IN Kaus ESQUIRE Vrsss DRY GINGER Au: A l:F7If!!'77ZH7I.,.Y Drink LANSFURD BOTTLING WURKS 612-61-I EAST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. Phone 392-R -89? Co m pl1'n1m1tJ of VALLEY HOTEL -IUHN Clxfzyl Klmcrm Proprietor 'I -H East Ridge Street LANSFORD, PA. LANSFORD SPORTSWEAR COMPANY lf'I'I.lIg Sawd w Phone 661 47 W. Patterson Street LANSFORD, PA. LOSOS STORE, INC. TAMAQUA, PENNA. GEORGE L. MEREDITH 'fr PRINTER AND STATIONER OFFICE EQUIPMENT ik 1 Smart Clothef for the Grad and Dad 127 VV. Broad Street TAMAQUA, PENNA. x V, i f BML if X . ,QQ U VIS I l I -S' 3' in Food.. L2 - No Waste aylorfs' 'W w IHHSTER I E rrhed LU th Pu e Huh Sweet f eu t Y Illxfllll LYOIIIYJII-lIl! llf,f of Panther Valley Catholic High School Athletic Association ST. MARY's ST. ANN's ST. .IEROMI s 7 QSOALDAI 1: LANSI-'ORD TAMAQUA 3' ,fffwgii Co nlplimrnlf Fonlplinzmrj of of W E ' S S ' CARBON TELEPHoNE Department Store COMPANY 7 '1 LANSFOR D, PA. f,'0,1,p11',,m1f of PETE'S SMOKE SHOP 16 CENTER STREET LANSFORD, PA. 'Q lfVhere Sporhfmen Mfet STEPHEN BUTCHER DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DODGE job-Rated TRUCKS if 636-642 EAST PATTERSON STREET LANSFORD, PENNA. Phone 662 MCCALL FARMS E? 'i CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH Sales and Servive ANDREW M. STRAUSS DIRECT DEALER Phone 557 Or 857 -101-421 WEST BERTSCH STREET l,lll'7li1'7ZK, Body and Fender Work a Spfrfalty LANSFORD, PA. Covnplimfnif of I BOSTON SHOE STORE YOUR FAMILY FOOTWEAR SHOP il? 128 WEST IQIDGE STREET LANSEORD, PA. COHEN'S SHOPPE Spfcializing In STUDENTS' - JUNIOR MISS - INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR ii? Phone 143-,I LANSFORD, PA. gh fig 344 X , 1 , ' 'wg Rf: U., f 4? ' afflvm A 9 ,Q ,L 4' ff ' wk AT - ,Lu -. ' 1' 1 ' 19,4 X -2' W ' .Q fm'-gif , , ., in K In E :ig , H uwiiviggdlfgyffw HS ' lgyfffz qi A'iiJ5i f'li 'ff 5 a,5a,.f.-AN wa- Af gf .QQ 5? mf, HW: N ff, n N, .,-M.,Fi . Q I j',,3H+,fy, mnxfgg .--, jqi.3g2U'1 31 .3f 5'2?N A A f ?f:fw ,hx 'K Aw .VM . I TL'I'.V!I to fovzgraflzfzzfe the Cffzxy of 1951 Qf the l,amf0rd llfgh Sflzoof on flze xuffamlfzzl rompfetfon of iff worfe and w1'.vl1 for mah one Qf them ,v141'z'e5,s' in file future. 'iff FRANCIS E. WALTER CKJNCIRIESSMAN, rI1Wl-INTIRTH IDISTRICT SKRABAK FUNERAL SERVICE U7'lI0llgh2ifIl!7Z6.X'X Cf1,flTdK'fEVI.ZK.Y Our Serz'1'fe 'IQHOMAS SKRABAK, Dirffmr il? 210 ICAQ1' l3r:R'rsCH STRr:r:'1' LANSFURD. 1 Phone Lunsford S75 SARGE BROS. SERVING 428 EAST RIDGE STREET THE LANSFORD FINEST IN f P 47 fa ,V I, ,tv Vg, A' D RY CLEANING ' I WW XWJW Complimenlx Of WNI. B. SHEERIN aff COALDALE, PA. CONGRATULATIONS To THIS CLASS or 1951 if-T Patsy, Bucko, Jake, Siggy Beit Wz'Jhe5 From .... THE FULLER BRUSH MAN JOS EPH KASSA K iff 312 West Pzitterson Street Phone 142-W LANSFORD, P Compliment: Of CEBULAK'S GROCERY it NICHOLS BARGAIN STORE Cover, Drapery, Dress Fabrics and Notions DIOSEPH A. NICH0l,S, Manager 'A' 12 EAST RIDGE STREET Phone 2-L0-j LANSFORD, PA BEST WIsHEs . TED'S LUNCHEONETTE sir LANSFORD, PA. JOHNNIE JONES BARBER SHOP sk CHESTNUT STREET LANSFORD, PENNA. RALPH G IGLIOTTI SHOE REPAIRING it 437 East Bertsch Street LANSEORD, PA. u Z ' ConzplI'me'21tJ Of HUGHIE GALLAGHEWS Billiard Salon CIGARS A Sol-'T IJRINKS - CANDY SA' LANSI-'oRD, PA. Complinzfnt.r of ENDICOTT - JOHNSON SHOE STORE Co m plimr nif Of DR. THOMAS P0 LLOCK nA' LANSFORD, PA. HORACE JONES .llanufacturer of POTATO CHIPS AND POP CORN ik Ludlow Street SUMMIT HILL, PA. ISADORE F. HACKASH INSURANCE Home - Furniture - Auto if-1' Phone 237-W LANSFORD, PA. T. L. DAVIS Tin 71 ing - Hardware' - Plumbing - llraifng LANSFORD, PA. Paints, Awnings, Varnishes Sporting Goods Agents for MOTOR STOKER 10012, Automatic Heat usmg the smaller sizes ofl oal HAC KASH BROS. Quality M HATS AND GROCERIES uf? 123 E. Bertsch Street LANSFORD, PA. Phone 250-R FRANK CERCHIARO CONTRACTOR AND l3U1I.DIeR iff Phone 2351 N1esQUIsHoNING, PENNA. M5 f V- n '-9g.. ' 1 ROSENAU BROS. T Mr. John E. Lauer Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Mr. William T. Richards Miss Emma Z. Scott Miss Sallie C. Mulhearn Miss Mary R. Holmes Mr. Francis J. Dolan Miss Sophie M. Gallagher Miss Ida E. Wynn Mr. and Mrs. Michael Oriel Mr. and Mrs. Kline S. Wernert Miss Maud Bacon Miss Catherine Redgate Mr. James Vaiana Miss Justine Scarlos Miss Geargine Griffith Mr. cnd Mrs. Earl Thomas Miss Nancy B. Gallagher N.iss Mary Fispeky Mr. cnd Mrs. Jchn Griffith Mr. and Mr. cnd Mrs. Thomas Durnin Mr. and Mrs. Albert Klctz Mr. Michael Augustin Miss Catherine D. Maloy Miss Virginia Jones Miss Arlene Moser Miss Catherine Hein Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Hill Miss Gladys G. Cross Miss Mary Mellen PATRONS Jeffries Mrs. Theodore R. Berger Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Stineman Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fudge Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Tippett Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weston, Sr. lContinued on Page l03l lol ee Dr. Herman S. Plavner Dr. Marvin Weiss Dr. G. A. Julo Dr. Marvin Evans Rev. John Neupauer Mrs. Sue Behm Rev. I. A. Ladizinsky Mr. nad Mrs. Sigurd Sundberg Mr. and Mrs. George Zuzu, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Starry Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Krainak Mr. and Mrs. lgnatz Orsulak Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pavlick, Sr. Mrs. Josephine Lupco Paul Lupco '63 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Datiume Mr. and Mrs. George Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Radocha Mr. and Mrs. John Yanchura Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuntz Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Houghton Miss Rose Novak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Novak Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heffelfinger Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Swider Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Filloy Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jurick Mr. and Mrs. Bart Ogozalek Mr. and Mrs. George DePuy Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Orach Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Rusnak Mr. and Mrs. John Jevcak Mr. and Mrs. Warren Reiter Mr. Elmer Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Arner KREXTON STUDIO ik PHOTOGRAPHER To Tm: P A N T II Ii R WITH BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS T0 THE CLASS OF 1951 ir BABINETZ - HOROWSKI POST 83 AMVETS LANSFORD, PA. IO2 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chaballa Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Yannetti Mrs. Gladys Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Chasarik Girard Breslin Mrs. Emma Domines Rev. and Mrs. John Kovacik Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Christine Mr. and Mrs. Miss Florence Paul Mikulecky Mikulecky Michael Baran Baran Mrs. John Osilka Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sotak Steve Pisko John Porambo PATRONS lContinuecl from Page l0ll Mr. and Mrs. Michael Phillipovich Miss lrene Markovich Miss Violet Kosciolek Mr. and Mrs. Harold Katz Mr. John J. Dobosh Mr. and Mrs. James Sobers Louige Daldos Mr. Jack J. Martis Mr. and Mrs. Danny Farrar Mr. and Mrs. John Martis Mr. Steve Martis Clara Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. John Salerno Mr. and Mrs. William Hopstock A Friend Mr. and Mrs. John K. Carlin Jenny Pavlis Miss Mary Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Kalman Bartek Mr. and Mrs. Peter Herbert Mrs. Dorothie M. Bond Mrs. Martha Hall Mr. and Mrs. John Haicak Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davidyock Miss Ann Kostelansky Mrs. Mary Matta Mr. and Mrs. John Koller Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rosak, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Barron Mr. and Mrs. Edward McHugh Miss Helen Jacobs, R. N. Dr. and Mrs. John Breslin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Koin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Artuso Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Szlag Mr. John Chaballa -7- lO3 Mr. William Whitehead Paul lmrishek Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sassaman Stanley Greida David Davis Guy Dreher Alma and Evelyn Heffelfinger Mr. and Mrs. Orville Shappell Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Eberts Mr. Edward Edwards, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Crook Mr. John Lannon Mr. Stanley Costello Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beck George Panchura Leon Miller Frank Solak Dr. Julius Wasilko Co nz plinzwztf Of COLLEGE HILL POULTRY ik 111 WEST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. c,'0mpzfmfm Of MY PLACE RESTAURANT if CORNER LLENTI-ZR AND PATTERSON STREETS LANSFORD, PA. Congmtulations . . . Claus of '51 We Wish You Surrey.: il? CHOWS PLACE JOSEPH POHLOD, Prop. 154 XVEST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, I Z l i k104f C0 mph-mmzu Compl11nf1zi5 Of Qf H uf- Wx:-:B-an-fgfazzf suczl Us , il 1 ' 'H i yxl, ,' , 1:N:V'1'HIW1 , V W ' ' HN! A w ' 38 g Ll fmgq, e!'54!1q, u4,q 1eHgwsH!,U U I N IN N as u- wIvDG'eIxsTa'.1 1! E ' ,Nfs 0 ' D, ' ' if? wif C 'P 'm 'f C 0 N G R A 7' U 1, ,4 7' 1 0 N S . . Of To mf CLAUDE ZIMMERMAN CLASS UF 1951 FRUIT PRODUCE AND GROCERIES il? W 1 ,J Hon.Judge J es C. McCready LANSFORD, PA. pkL'Z x+K.x'v -105- NORBERT HERMAN CEMENT WCJRK BRICKLAYING a PLASTERING Tiff Phone SI3 EAST MAUCH CHUNK, PA. AUTHORIZED GRUEN WATCHES dhy rtcarved DIAMDND IND WEDDING RINGS Aumomzsn + amen 'Jieluve brides ? fur :oo ymvs G E0 RG E ESA .IEWELER I2 East Ridge Street LANSEDRD, PA IVE IHTIDH' YO!! .... To Vixit Our Entertainment Nightly 1 , PURNITURE STORE Rik ik' 161 West Ridge Street HORROBIN Phone 158--I LANSFORD, PA. ,fy -VOJWW RCU?-I Co N1PlI.7llt'lIl,f of C011zfer1ifncf.f Rea.ro1z.abZf Bryan's Panther Milk Bar RIALTO HOTEL and RESTAURANT AND SODA GRILL Monarch Food Store CAPPUS BROTHERS, Pmpf. J if 'LT Cor. Ridge and Coal Streets 215 East Bettsch Street Phone 9625 I,ANsE0RD, PA. Phone 555 IIANSFORD, PA Compliment: of Panther Valley Pharmacy RURERT H. MYERS, Prop. FIVE POINT DINER, IHC. TAMAQUA, PA, ii? 'ff , .. Natal For Good Food St fZ'IE6' for thx Sick ik 46 W. Ridge Street LANSFORD, PA. To convince Yourself Phone 53-R Give Us A Trial. Con1plI'n1fzII,r of DOOLEY'S PLACE I. N LANSFURD, PA. Phone 256-.I JOHNNIE'S 233 EAST RIDGE STREET LANSFORIJ, PA. 15. Phone 688-W WASHING MACHINES RIeI'AIRs - REBUILT PARTS FOR AI.I. IWAKES CIIII I,1ll1Sf-0I'd 83-I-VV Il' F 0 T A Washing Machine Service 5-I VVest VVZITCI' Street F O R 'I' H Ia B Ia s 'I' INSURANCE A sms A- FRAN K RENLLY uk Ii . IVIA-IIQSTIC HOTEL TAMAQUA, PA. Compl1'mfnl,r Sporting Goods Store of lfquzkpnzewt Of All 1X'I'?ldJ' ff fy SUNBURY- PENNSYLVANIA RIIJGI: STRI'Ili'l' LANSFORIJ, PA. CO77llD!I.7llt'71!5 Co nIpZImfnt.f Of of W. E. R EESE JAMES DELAURETIS ROCK CONTRACTOR uk LANSFORD, PA. ...Ss FOR BIQTTER BREAD - BUY Ml'TY- FINE il? YURlCK'S BAKERY 400 WEST BERTSCH STREET LANSFQRD, PA. C0mp!z'mf1zt.f of FAUZIO BROTHERS STRIPPING and HAULING CONTRACTORS NESQUEHONING, PA. -108- l,'mI1pf1'mz'r1t,r Qf LANSFORD TOWN COUNCIL ICVAN H. WHIl.DlN, ,Ilayor COUNCIL RoIIIsII'I' IIACON, SII.., IIIIIUMAS XNHILDIN, . . -IIIIIN WIIl,I,lAMS .... 'IQIIOMAS LIROUK ,IIIIIN IJUBUSKY I,IeuNARIm FRI:IIIaIzIcI4s .IIIIIN KIw'I'sIcI4 S27 ik Tax' POLICE COMMISSION blosravu Ii. ISLACIQ DAVID HUMI'HRIIss . . , ,1J7'Z',fI.dt'Hf . . . .Sffrrtary . , . . . Tre'a.rz1rw' THOMAS IVIARSHALI, .IIIHN IVIITCHI-:I.I, IDANIIZI. WII.I.IAMs XVILLIAM R. IVILLIAMS PI:TI:Iz D IiI,AURI5TlS Sir iff if WIiSI.IiY EAMES ...., ...Chief of Policr TCJBIAS KIIA-ICIRIK .... ....,. S l'7'gt'ZlIlf .IAMES SOBERS .... .....,. I Jafrolman STEVE DUBOSKY. . , . . .IIlm'r Pairolman ik Si? iff CIEORGE M. D. RICHARDS, Soliciror ICIIWAIIII PowI:I.I,, Borough SIIPFIUUIIIOF -109- Goon SHOES AND HOSIERY iff KEILMAN BROS. il? Tamauquafv Leading Shoe Store JOE HYDOCK FLORIST Flowers for all Occezsionsn Sf? Phone 373-R LANSFORD, PA. BARBERS CUT RATE ii? 146 WEST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PENNA. -110- IMAGINE ! ! ! Ann Lupco without Bernie Ogozalek. Albert Perko without his paper route. Ivan Ladizinsky getting a crew cut. Allen Jacobs and Joe Sediva being on time. Francis Gallagher and Johnny Orsulak making hOISe Natalie Rubart, Genevieve Pisko and Bernie Osilka without their Packard Normie Zwolenik having his name first on the Fifi Pavlick without a typewriter. Paddy Artuso having short hair. Pat Barron without Emma, Pat, and Celty. Joe Bartek without his freckles. Paul Chasarik without the pool room. Steve Butcher and Bernie Yannetti walking. Paul B. Herbert not playing baseball. Mary Kostelansky without the Star Lunch. John Macharsky being studious. Jean McHugh without a beau. roll Joe Matta with his shorthand homework finished. Haffy Novak without the Bottling Works. Mary Ann Mikulecky and Patsy Reiter without Mary Jurick without the twins. the library Margie Jevcak, Betty Sotak, and Margie Rusnak not liking polkas Robert Rosak without a iob. Julie Smith not day dreaming in class. Louise Vitek without her 1949 class ring. Paul Zuzu and Marian Starry being tall. Dolores Dafiume not living on West Bertsch St. Angie Filloy having light hair. Joe Baron taking books home. Steve Haicak not being called Otto. Vince Krainak missing school. Donald Sundberg having dark hair. The Driving Class not stalling the Ford. Frances Hall and Eleanor Radocha not smiling. Miss Scarlos without her ruler. Mr. Richards without his pipe. Mr. Oriel without a championship Jay Vee tea Ellamae Davidson without J. L. Mildred Orach without her glasses. The Senior boys without Hughies' pool room. The Senior girls making noise. Mrs. Durnin without her gym classes. Mary Perko not being a waitress. Andrew Swider doing homework. Flossie Koin and Mike Davidyock not arguing Jackie Behm giving the girls a break. Rosalie Koller forgetting about Coaldale. Rose Mary Konsko liking Commercial Law. Jimmy Hrisikos not liking Physics. Kathryn Phillipovich not working on concession. lf we wouldn't graduate. -lllg m wit Mr Wernert ' . Cfm1pl1'm1'n1.r N. 8: J. GREENBERGER CO. ALANSFURD, PA. SI LVER FURNITURE STORE u PALMERTON, PA. ome Fur1z1'5l11'rzg Sperialzsfx 'Q Complimfntf , . -an Q N t, gf ' .X D . ZIMMERMANQS .DAIRY 1 A. eg '- ,- NEW MAHODING, PA. , U I -112- fl? 1 ox it J' .. 3 ,gf I7 , ,V 7 0NG PAR.TlNG S ww: Our Very Ownl Tho we may drift apart, All our friendships last, Our years in high school hurry past K And we must leave, But memories will not fail, As new goals we shall hail. These years of our lives .We will ne'er forget. Each parent and each guide And dear friends we met. 4, we Our thankful hearts are open wide s l To thisour high school dear, I' QM As we go on from year to year! Words by-Patsy Reiter 'UVQL-1 VJ iligu 'x Parting days draw near for our Senior Class, Q Compl1'mf'ntJ Of GEORGE and WALTER ADAMS if? TPAMAQUA, PA. Co1np!1'me1115 Of HARRY J. CANTER LIFE INSURANCE Serving the Panther Valley il? Call Lansford 62-W WARGO DISTRIBUTING AGENCY CASE AND BARREL BEER A as 219W WEST PATTERSON STREET LANSFORD, PA. Phone 546 -114- A. B. C. WASHEES ZENITH RADIOS NNICSTINGHOUSE REI-'RIGERATORS BAS-I-IAN BROS- co- ROCHESTER, N. Y. RIDGE ELECTRIC CENTER 1 Dffignfrf and Producfrf 12' of EZ,,,.Wh,',,g Elfdricaj Clan' jfwrlry - Perform! Name Card: 12' wif I Ju--Mwvqr , Q X ME. PAUL l,. xVAGNER 116 WEST RIDGE b'1 Rl'.1zT Imm.d Mmmw U I IPO. BOX 268 TAMAQUA, PA, , . , . Compl1'mf ntJ J. M. P. of DAIRY R- G- Paflfurized - Clarzfifd - 1I077Z0gF111.Zl'd I :1.1EC'l'RIC AND FURNISHING CENTER DAIRY PRODUCTS Y? il' Phwe l93'W COALDALE, PA. 137 EAST WHITE STREET SUMMIT I-IILL, PA' Illlnsffird First Stfeet E 115 --- Complimrmf of SCHONBERGER'S MAR'E'5 BEAUTY SHOP WALI. PAPER - PAINTS Q, Fnzturing All Formf Of DuPont DeLuxe Super White Enamel A. BEAUTY CULTURE 'ik' if Phone 804 LANSFORD, PA Phone 23911 Phone 803 COALDALE, PA STEVE ORSULAK HAVEL'S PHARMACY Originally ihf .IA KERESTES DRUG STORE ut 248 WEST RIDGE STREET 204 W. Ridge Street LANSEORO, PA Phone 870 LANSFORD, PA. Complimentf Of PETER DELAURETIS ROCK CONTRACTOR Prefcription Spef ialift MICHAEL JUPINA, JR. FUNERAL DIRECTOR sk iff 37 Walnut Street LANSFORD, PA. Phone 281-R LANSFORD, PA Complimentf of JoE's SPORT SHOP MAY'S COFFEE POT ik 791 36 East Ridge Street LANSFORD, PA. 105 EAST CATAWISSA STREET NESQUEHONING, PA. +-lI6- C0mjJl2z'mwzf.x' Qf SKY VIEW MEMORIAL PARK, INC if? HUM ETOWN, PA. 'C BECKER'S BUILDING SUPPLIES R. C. H, Bncxlek, Prop. Extablixhed 1889 if 223-243 Rowa STREET TAMAQUA, PENNA. II7 - 0- t . N' ,Y L f! - A . . 5 - ' Ihcre IS no SlIIJSfIflIfC for the I,lIYll1g Power of L,CIlIC2ll'IOIl . 0 v . FINISH HIGI-fi.s'CHO0I. FIRST .IJ Tlgn Coma' To Thr' ALLENTOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE 920 HAMILTON STREET PIIIIIIL- 3-4790 ,IUHN W- OIWZRLY- 1'fffff1ff1I X Establixhed 1869 AN AI-IIIIQVED BUSINESS ScHooI. 'A SAY IT WITI-If BLOWERS .. Co rn pli m 4' If if 0 f MICHAEL PORVAZNIK . F L O R I S T Phone 712 33 EAST ABBOTT STREET LANSFORD, PA. 1 ? :.? 5 - .- - I . i - .- , . I OLYMPIC RECONDITIONING CO. MARTY BALDWIN, .llmmgfr ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT RECONIJITIONERS EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. -- ua -- '5'W' . U fiW J i W if v h i I Ll' 'cf Q 1 'fir' h A f J 1 -uc: THE cLAss or 1951 X' i. We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-one, of the Lansford High School, of the Borough of Lansford, Carbon County, State of Pennsylvania, feeling the encroachment of senility and fearing the immediate banishment from these spacious halls of learning upon reaching such a state, do wish, while we are still in possession of our wit and wisdom to make and publish this and declare to be our Last Will and Testament. l. To the faculty with whom we have endured so much, we bequeath our inexhaustible patience and our ability to bear up under ponderous assignments and reproachful glances. ll. To our subservient admirers, the underclassmen, we bequeath our clear perception, athletic dexterity, and executive ability which they shall need in the future to cope with more mature situations. , lll. We as individuals bequeath the following qualities to our less fortunate schoolmates: 1. Jean McHugh wills her blonde hair to Joan Shober. . .Ml 2. Mary Kostelansky leaves her giggles to Frances Hruska. A 3. Fifi Pavlick wills her love for the Yankees to Mike Sniscak and Bart Ogozalek. l? 1 4. Jackie Behm Ales his keen interest in basketball to Louis Sfarra. 5 5. Margie Rusnak bequeaths an unbreakable stapler to next year's program sellers.m 6. Patsy Reiter wills her ability to go steady to Nancy Lou Shappell. l 7. Joe Matta leaves his seat in shorthand class to Harry Vadyak. -, 8. Paul Chasarik leaves his baseball abilities to Eddie Drozd. 9. Paddy Artuso bequeaths her fun making in classes to Frances Culley. L' lO. Celty Bond wills her two years of Chemistry to Peggy Davis. 1 1. Jacque Arner wills her love for the band to Lillian Ruzicka and Dana Dee Tiley. 12. Marian Starry bequeaths her high heels to Georgine Ambrose. 13. Joe Bartek leaves his new poker deck to Joe Pollak. 14. Gladys Haughton wills her love for Physics to Tessie Gallagher. 15. Dickie Wright wills his knowledge and speed in shorthand to Billy Smith. 16. Robert Rosak leaves his millions to the Harleman family. 1 17. Ann Lupco bequeaths her love for teen-age dances to Frances Zarsky. 18. Mike Kuntz leaves his No. 55 iersey to John Savitsky. A 19. Jeanne Breslin leaves the high school flag to Helen Pisko. ' 20. Olga Kovacik wills her violin to anyone who has patience and perserverance. 21. Angie Filloy wills her love for drums to anyone who can stand the noise they make. 22. Margie Jevcak wills her love for No. 6 to Helen Pisko and Ellen Kulha. 23. Mike Davidyock bequeaths his stenography ability to Miss Nancy Gallagher. In 24. Mary Perko wills her ability to hold two iobs to Patsy McLaughlin. 25. Bernie Ogozalek wills her love for her brother to Nancy Pollock. lContinued on Page 1211 -er 119 - 1 l it C077ljJfI'I7IE7If.S' of Bo Po Q' El ZW 117 0 Hex! l1 '1',x-Izzy and Good Luck to the Claus of '51 737 LANSFORD ELKS LODGE 1337 120 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT iContinued from Page 1191 26. Steve Butcher, Bobby Holmes, and Roy Heffelfinger, leave the west corner of the foot- ball Iocker-room to Louis Dignazio, Albert Kosica, and Frank Bohemick. 27. George DePuy leaves the iob of hiding Miss Redgate's rulers to some underclassman with sensitive ears. 28. Rosalie Koller wills her love for Coaldale to anyone who has interests there. 29. Bernie Yannetti wills his love and affection for Miss Scarloss to Al Koscica. 30. Eleanor Radocha leaves her love for driving to Rose Vavra. 31. Natalie Rubart bequeaths her Packard to George Ferretti. 32. Joe Sediva wills his Pinochle dexterity in the Governors Club to Richie Vitek. 33. Betty Sotak wills her love for green cars to Mr. Richards. 34. Margie Chaballa wills her hangout at the G. M. Luncheonette to any West End teen- ager. 35. Albert Perko bequeaths his paper route to Ronnie York. 36. Johnny Yanchura leaves his basketball ability to his brother Eddie. 37. Ivan Ladizinsky wills his tuba to Diggy Dignazio so he can develop his wind. 38. Mary Ann Mikulecky leaves her Latin ll papers to John Kovacik. 39. Julie Smith wills her ability to day-dream in Mr. Wernert's room to Pinky Koscica. 40. To Miss Mulhearn: a perfect Senior home room. 41. Louise Vitek wills a slower drum beat to Jimmy Lorah and all future drummers. 42. Donald Sundberg bequeaths his manager's uniform to Donnie Penberth. 43. To Mr. Wernert: a co-operative and active Panther Staff. 44. Pat Barron and Pat Breslin will their everlasting friendship to Muggs McLaughlin and Jacque Breslin. 45. Eleanor Fatigati wills her sweaters to Betty Rosak. 46. To Miss Redgate: a potential quiet Business Training class. 47. Dolores Dafiume leaves her dancing and skating ability to her sister Loretta. 48. To the Band members: their long-awaited uniforms. 49. Mildred Orach bequeaths the Mimeographing room to anyone who wants it. 50. To the Class of 1952: The Seniors give their seats in Assembly. Lastly, we do nominate, constitute, and appcint our Class Advisers as the Executors of this, our Last Will and Testament. ln witness thereof, we the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-one have to this our Last Will and Testament, subscribed our names and affixed our seals this 7th day of June, 1951. THE CLASS OF 1951, L. H. S. lSeall IN WITNESS THEREOF, we have set our hand and seals this 7th day of June, 1951 President, James Hrisikos lSeall Vice-President, Roy Heffelfinger iSeall Secretary, Josephine Pavlick lSeall Treasurer, Kathryn Phillipovich iSeall - 1 121 --L- THE DREAMERS By HERHICR1' KAUEMAN They are the architects of rreatness. Their vision lies within their souls. Thev . n Q fb . , . never see the nnrages of Fact, but peer beyond the veils and mists of doubt and pierce the walls of unborn Time. The World has accoladed them with jeer and sneer and jibe, for worlds are made oflittle men who take, but never give-who share, but never spare-who cheer a grudge and grudge a cheer. A Wherefore, the paths of progress have been sobs of blood dropped from their broken hearts. Makers of empire, they have fought for bigger things than crowns and higher seats than thrones. Fanfare and pageant and the right to rule or will to love are not the fires which wrought their resolutions into steel. Griefonly streaks their hair with silver, but has never greyed their hopes. They are the Argonauts, the seekers of the priceless fleece-the Truth. Through all the a es they have heard the voice of destiny call to them from the unknown vasts. They dare uncharted seas, for they are makers of the charts. With only cloth of courage at their masts and with no compass save their dreams, they sail away undaunted for the far, blind shores. Their brains have wrought all human miracles. In lace of stone their spires stab the Old World's skies and with their golden crosses kiss the sun. The belted wheel, the trail of steel, the churning screw, are shuttles in the loom on which they weave their magic tapestries. A flash out in the night leaps leagues of snarling seas and cries to shore help, which, but for one man's dream, would never come. Their tunnels plow the river-bed and chain the islands to the Motherland. Their wings of canvas beat the air and add the highways of the eagle to the human paths. A God-hewn voice swells from a disc of glue and swell out through a throat of brass, caught sweet and whole, to last beyond the maker of the song, because the dreamer dreamt. What would you have of fancy or of fact if hands were all with which men had to build? Your homes are set upon the land a dreamer found. The pictures on their walls are visions from a dreame'r's soul. A dreamer's pam walls from your violin. They are the chosen few--the Blazers of the Way-who never wear Doubt's bandage on their eyesmwho starve and chill and hurt, but hold to courage and to hope, because they know that there is always proof of truth for them who try- that only cowardice and lack of faith can keep the seeker from his chosen goal, but if his heart be strong and if he dream enough and dream it hard enough, he can attain, no matter were men failed before. Walls crumble and empires fall. The tidal wave sweeps from the sea and tears a fortress from its rocks. The rotting nations drop off Time's bough, and only things the dreamers make live on. - - They are the Eternal Conquerors-their vassals are the years. The Dime Bank of Lansfordffj' Pa MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION -I22- FINIS The Actors were at hand And by their show, We hope you've learned All that you'cl like to know. -123- The Sfaff 4f.l'Z:. ,: '..r N 1-W 43. V Xl' x H all-f' 'x hm ., . ,Q u 11 5 LMf Yrf. vu . lin, -Wim 41 ar' P' , Y v JU 1575 U E A V Y 1 x a JN N '1 , Wax 4 r N N 1 . Y Y I 'ff'-TA.. ,gh ' 1 .Q V . 1 W li 'I AJ! f 'X W5 'f. ' ' r 'QQ' Il -if ,, , X 1 .1. -1 -1 Ynglum ., M ff , ?:' 11'q W.g f'T1 QQ. U' L ve kpfy 4,,-v 'T .p It f. ' f . t' - .1 r I ,N ',.:...v- MPM 1 V'-35-'v--1216-we: X' u, ' 1 .v ., 11- . , . , -Q-+n3 :.a, , fx 1-.1 . ,W, -a 'W' ?x'x.. '-, , ' ,ff ' ,g :,..'.1.' f 1-L,:1,.-4 : 1 - w5f'5,:: ::ic4 ' hr- .H - ' 1 lf' Mu M : . ' w.1-1' 1-Y W 'A Mn. 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