Lansford High School - Panther Yearbook (Lansford, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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Advertising Section 2 ' ewo d ,ontents 63. Class History X 3. Dedication 66. Who's Who 4. Board of Education 71. Class Will X 5. Faculty 77. Class Prophecy 7. Yearbook Staff and Advisers 85. Cartoons 8. Senior Class Advisers 89. Imagine 9. Senior Section 97. Patrons :- Class Song 101. Parting Song 1:1141 25. 'lass Section 109. Finis . L. 35. Ac 'vities Section 110. Autographs y :A ' ' ff., 53. Club ' ction A . - ig, glfifjf' - 2 .1 ' M.. 5 8-5: . - : ,-5:-:::S'gE.q2s .dsv:wT:,lT.a!-1'.,- . 'Q -3 121 'Z li '1 ' 1 L 015 Jin D D ICATIO We, the Class of 1956, dedicate this edition of The Panther to our parents, in order to show our sincere appreciation for all the care they have taken to lead us in the right way and for the many sacrifices they have made for us, especially in our high school years. saw L. ' Q, C. i s +'v-awe Nw f'-mix 6 Sw. , kwa W ww 4 6 are W ,ir Xt 1 ,r 3 New f' 2 H ,i,,,A.,,, s Wmwmmrxg , , .M QW. mi ? ? K a e 9 3 1 W 2' fa 2 A I V i 1 ,wmff 5 N, ' ., 'E J 5: 23? jr? if 5 I , 5' of 55 1' ff! Q ..s.:,,,....M....cl , F F 3 Q.,,.,,, ra aifiiilil.. Srarfd-1,rff In Riglzi: STI-2VI-2 IC. BABINETZ, DR. THOMAS POLLOCK, JAMES REESE. Sramling: Dk. STANLEY F. IJRL'CKENfVllI.l.ER, DANIEL WIl,l.IAh1S, JOHN li. l.AuER, WlI.l.1AM Mmuus, RlHHiR'l' l. SHINTON. BOARD OF EDUCATION .IOHN li. LAUHR HOWARD D. JEFFRUCS Suprrizzffnrlfnt :ff Srlmnlf 1'r1'nr1'pal rf High Srlmol 4 LANSFORD HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Fi:-.fi Row-Left to Righf: MIss HOLMES, MIss BACON, MRS. MARRS, MRS. RDNEMLIS, MISS SCARLDS, MISS Sc0'I I'. MISS PISPEIQY, MISS REICHELDI-:REIaR. Sfmnd Roca: MISS CROSS, MISS NNYNN, MISS NILTLHI-IARN, MISS Hll.l., MISS MCNELIS, Mlss JONES, MRs. MI-:LI.EN, MISS BOYLE, MISS GRIFFITH, MISS WI:s'I'oN. Third Rmv: MR. RICHARDS, MR. LAREGINA, MR. Rosxos, MISS I,IawIs, NIISS RIQIIII.-x'I'E, MR. DIaMIcIIIfI.E, MR. JE!-'FRI Es. MAUDE BACON VIOLET BOYLE GLADYS G. CROSS ARMANDO G. DEMICHELE FRANCIS -I. DOLAN NANCY B. GALLAGHER .IEAN L. GRIFFITH NIILDRED R. GRIFFITH MARY V. HILL MARY R. HOLMES HOWARD D. JEFFRIES VIRGINIA M. JONES DOMINIC LAREGINA FAYE R. LEWIS ANNA MCNELIS EDITH S. MARRS MARY W. MELLEN SALLIE C. MULHEIARN MARY A. PISPEKY CATHERINE A. REDGATE ANNA E. REICHELDERFER 5 WILLIAM T. RICHARDS FRANCES G. RONEMUS DANIEL Rosxqos -IUSTINE U. SCARLOS EMMA Z. SCOTT SARAH M. THOMAS KLINE S. WERNERT VERNA WESTON BENJAMIN G. WILLIAMS IDA E. WYNN ' PANTHER STAFF I N X PANTHER STAFF HEADS T ,.,, Mb ao' vm-4, YIIV 6 lDn k'5 NC:-hun YEARBOOK STAFF Yearbook Adviser: M1ss MARY HOLMES MR. WILLIAM RICHARDS MR. HOWARD JEFFRIES MRS. FRANCES RONEMUS MISS EMMA SCOTT Editor-in-Chief BARBARA YURICK ffnirtartt Editor Bu.rine.r5 Manager LOIS JONES RITA DIGILIO MARTIN DOMINES JAMES GORMLEY PAUL JURIK STANLEY KARNISH LOIs JONES DOROTHY KIRIPOLSKY ADELE LAZAR NANCY AMBROSE RITA BRINKOS FLORIAN GARGULA PAUL HACKASH MARGARET JECH JOHN BYDLON MARY LOU CERISINI , ANITA DEGIOSIO Advertifing JOHN HAUGHTON, Manager JOSEPH KOIN BERNARD MCGONIGLE PETER MIKOLAJCZYK DONALD MULLIN THOMAS SANDRI THOMAS THOMAS Art JOHANNA RUBACK, Editor PATRICIA RICKERT Circulation JAMES DELAURETIS, Manager THERESA PAZO Literary JANICE KOLLER, Editor BETTE JEVCHAK MARY ANN KOSHUTA Photography DANIEL WASILKO, Editor EDWARD KOZEL S port: RUSSEL EARLEY, Editor LEONARD SCHEESE Typiftf ANITA WILLIAMS, Editor NICHOLAS DEMYAN MARGARET KOLLAR PAUL KRALICEK 7 STROUD CONNOR WILLIAM THOMAS BERNARDINE VANAK ROBERT WEAVER JAMES WILLIAMS IRENE YEVCHAK THERESA RUSNAK SUZANNE TOMCHIK MARY ELLEN SNISCAK JANE PROBERT CECILIA STALMA DAVID RUBAR1' PAUL ZONA THOMAS SHOBER ADELE LAZAR LILLIAN MILLER THERESA RUSNAK MISS MARY R. HOLMES MR. WILLIAM 'I'. RICHARDS MISS I-QMMA Z. SCOTT SENIOR ADVISERS 1 9 5 6 MR. DOMINIC LAREGINA MRS. FRANCES RONEMUS 8 MR. BENJAMIN G. WILLIAMS SEK? CLASS COLORS A Red and W kite A CLASS FLOWER Mamie Eisenhower Carnation CLASS MOTTO Beyond tomorrow lies success X ws! Melody Usfflflflllffll These many years in Lunsford High will always he Lingering in our hearts. The memories of our high school days. The games, the dances, and the plays. Wfe will miss them so, and the many friends we used to know. The teachers and the hooks, the classes that we 'tendec Will always be here in our hearts. onder why we have toleave you now Sometimes we w Dear old Lunsford High: Those happy days have come and passed us hy, Hut in our hearts rhey'll never die. So farewell to you. and to all the joys we knew. YVe'll try to do our hest. ulffyfofld tomorrofc' lim' .v1m'f'.v.v. QVVords hy Mary Lou Cerisini SS: Rita Digiliofl NANCY ANNE F. AMBROSE Nana College Preparatory Course Bubble: over with fun . . . ir a rongbird in the choru: . . . quite a talker. CLUBs: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 1, 3, 45 Oratory 45 Panther Cub 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 25 Chorus 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Forensics 45 Orchestra 35 Band Librarian 3, 45 Yearbook Staff5 Concession Worker. RITA BRINKOS Rita College Preparatory Course Natural blonde . . . Jportf a fraternity pin . . . eye: ar blue ar the sky. CLUBS: Gym 1, 25 Library 3, 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 45 Oratory 1, 2, 45 Panther Cub 3, 45 Chorus 45 Intramural Basketball 25 Library Assistant 3, 45 Club Chairman 45 Yearbook Staffg Concession Worker. JOHN BYDLON Byd Commercial Course Har a good phyrique and a blonde crewcut . . . is an enthuriartic sport: fan and enjoy: fixhing. CLUBS: Shop 1, 25 Mimeographing 35 Senior Activities 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Pla 35 Basketball 15 Club Vice-President 45 I-liome Room President 25 Class Vice-President 35 Yearbook Staff. MARY LOUISE CERISINI Mary Lou Commercial Course Petite and cute . . . peppy cheerleader . . . write: letter: often . . . alwayr at dancer. CLUBS: Gym 15 Ushers 25 Mimeographing 35 Typing 4. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 3, 45 Oratory 15 Panther Cub 3, 45 Library Assistant 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Treasurer 35 Yearbook Staff5 Concession Worker. 1 11 WILLIAM STROUD DAVID CONNOR Stroud College Preparatory Course De:tined to :ucceed . . . toot: a clarinet . . . wear: a :mile . . . enjoy: a friendly argument. CLUBs: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 1, 2, 3, 45 Oratory 45 Chorus 3, 45 Home Room Vice-President 45 Class President 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 35 Track 35 Band Reporter 35 Forensics 45 State Forensics 45 Lehigh Valley Spelling Bee Champion 45 Yearbook Business Manager5 Concession Worker. ANITA DBGIOSIO Nita Commercial Course Good a: a cheerleader . . . co-operative . . . friendly to all' . . . cheerful di:po:ition. CLUBS: Home Economics 15 Library 25 Mimeo- graphing 35 Typing 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 3, 45 Panther Cub 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 25 Libra Assistant 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Clubrbice-President 15 Home Room Treasurer 25 Home Room Secretary 3, 45 Chorus 45 Yearbook Staff5 Concession Worker. JAMES DELAURETIS 'flimm-del General Course Bu:ine::like . . . -write: play: . . . wa: kept bu:y at the conce::ion :tand. CLUBS! Typing 1, 25 Mimeographing 35 Senior Activities 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 2, 35 Club President'35 Yearbook Circulation Manager5 Concession Worker. NICHOLAS DEMYAN Nicky Commercial Course Cute with crewcut . . . alway: ready with gag: and prank: . . .neat and well-groomed. CLUBS: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 35 Chorus 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Forensics 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Basketball 3, 45 Club President 45 Yearbook Staffg Concession Worker. 12 v W - -E RITA DIGILIO Riche Commercial Course Never at a los: for word: . . . has a chic hair :tyle . . . full of life. CLUBS: Home Economics lg Ushers 25 Mimeographing 3, Typing 4. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 45 Oratory 3g Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 Club Sec- retary 1, 3, Club Vice-President 25 Class Secretary 2, Yearbook Staff, Concession Worker. MARTIN M. DOMINES Cy General Course Tall, energetic football player . . . alway: in mischief . . . without a care . . . hobby: mechanics. CLUBS: Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. ACTIVITIES! Intramural Basketball 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Club Vice-President 4, Home Room President 4, Yearbook Staff. J. RUSSEL EARLEY Bu:.fy' College Preparatory Course Good looking . . . neat . . . outstanding in track and football . . . personality plus . . . friendly hello for all. A CLUBS: Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. A ketball 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2 3, 4, Club Secretary 33 Class President 4 Yearbook Sports Editor. FLORIAN JOHN GARGULA Flo' General Course Quiet and rather .fhy . . . liker :chool . . . ardent :ports fan . . very co-operative. CLUBS: Crafts 1, 25 Photography 3, Senior Activities 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 2, 4, Yearbook Staff. 13 ACTIVITIES: Class Play 2, 3, 4g Chorus 4, Bas- JAMES GLENN GORMLEY Matcka General Course Short . . . never :ad . . . uxually :een at Stan'.r or Aby'.r . . . impulsive . . . impixh ways. CLUBS: Senior Dramatics 15 Crafts 25 Study 35 Senior Activities 4. ACTIVITIES: Class Pla 2, 3, 45 Track 15 Intramural Basketball 35 Club President 45 Class lyresident 35 Yearbook Staff5 Concession Worker. PAUL JOSEPH HACKASH Harley College Preparatory Course Confervatizfe and quiet . . . alway: xeen with Eddie . . . willing to lend a helping hand. CLUBS: Science 15 Study 25 Photography 35 Enterprise 4. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 15 Basketball 1, 25 Track 15 Club President 45 Yearbook Staff. JOHN M. HAUGHTON Rabbit General Course Redhead . . . uxually found at Aby,J . . . will make a good sailor. CLUBS: Senior Dramatics 1, 35 Crafts 25 Senior Activities 4. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 1, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 35 Football Manager 35 Track Manager 2, 35 Yearbook Advertising Manager. MARGARET ANN JECH Mag General Course Fun-loving gal . . . looking forward to graduation . . . :nappy cheer- leader . . . alway: with Bed-E. CLUBS: Ushers 15 Senior Dramatics 2, 3, 4. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45'Club President 45 Home Room Treasurer 45 Yearbook Staff5 Concession Worker. 14 ELIZABETH ANN JEVCHAK Bed-E General Course Energetic cheerleader . . . good dancer . . . never run: .rhort of laughter . . . enjoy: acting. CLUBS: Home Economics 15 Senior Dramatics 2, 3, 4. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Secretary- Treasurer 1, Class Secretary lg Class Treasurer 3, 45 Yearbook Staff, Concession Worker. LOIS ANN JONES Lo College Preparatory Course Short and sweet . . . friendly to everyone . . . like: boy.r, especially football player: . . . .rentimental . . . talented artixt. CLUBS: Photography 1, 23 Senior Dramatics 3, Senior Activities 4. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 1, 2, 3, 45 Oratory 1, 2, 3, 45 Panther Cub 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 Band lg Club Secretary 2, 49 Yearbook Assistant Editor: Concession Worker. PAUL JURIK Yatch-E' General Course Drive: a milk truck . . . like: ear: . . . good natured . . . enjoy: gym cla.r.re.v. CLUBS: Study 1, 35 Crafts 25 Senior Activities 4 ACTIVITIES! Football 3, Yearbook Staff. General Course Drive: own convertible . . . envied by girl: for hi: curly hair . . . never lacking a friend. CLUBS: Discussion 15 Crafts 2, Study 3 3 Senior Activities 4. Home Room President 15 Yearbook Staff. 15 STANLEY KARNISH Sonny ACTIVITIES: Class Play 2: Basketball 15 Club President 15 Club Treasurer 43 DOROTHY CECELIA KIRIPOLSKY Dot College Preparatory Course Cheerful . . . helpful . . . willing concerrion worker . . . all the quali- fication: of a future nurse. CLUBS: Gym 15 Library 25 Senior Dramatics 35 Senior Activities 4. ACTIVITIESZ Class Play 2, 3, 45 Oratory 1, 2, 3, 45 Panther Cub 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 25 Chorus 3, 45 Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff5 Concession Worker. JOSEPH M. KOIN Choch General Course Capable football manager . . . zany . . . stock full of caper: . . . dirtinguirhed by rollicking laugh. CLUBS: Gym 1, 25 Study 35 Senior Activities 4. ACTIVITIES1 Class Play 25 Basketball Manager 1, 45 Football Manager 1, 2, 45 Track Manager 1, 45 Yearbook Staff. MARGARET A. KOLLAR Tootsie Commercial Course A jitterbug . . . mirchievour gleam in her eye: . . . will make an excellent secretary. CLUBS: Gym 15 Photography 25 Mimeographing 35 Senior Activities 4. Acrrvrruas: Class Play 45 Panther Cub 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 25 Band 35 Club Sec- retary 35 Yearbook Staff5 Concession Worker. JANICE CAROLE KOLLER fan College Preparatory Course On the ball .vcholaxtically . . . would like to be an English teacher . . .easily recognized laugh. CLUBS: Photography 1, 25 Senior Dramatics 3, 4. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 1, 3, 45 Oratory 1, 2, 3, 45 Panther Cub 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 25 Chorus 3, 45 Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Literary Editor5 Concession Worker. 16 MARY ANN KOSHUTA General Course Quiet yet friendly . . . conscientious worker . . . athletic . . if :ure to Jucceed. CLUBS: Gym lg Photography 2: Library 33 Typing 4. ACTIVITIESZ Class Play 3, 4: Panther Cub 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff: Concession Worker. EDWARD STEPHEN KOZEL Chirp General Course Regular outdoor man . . . play: the guitar . . . driver a Jleek new car. CLUBS: Discussion 1, Crafts 2, Enterprise 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 2, 35 Home Room Vice- President 35 Yearbook Staff. llAnn77 Photography 3, Commercial Course Good accordioniyt . . . lileex the outdoor: . . . enjoy: firhing . . . attend: lot: of dancer. prise 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 2, 33 Yearbook Staff. ADELE G. LAZAR Adele Commercial Course Fun loving . . . sparkling brunette . . . quick with a witty comeback. CLUBS: Senior Dramatics 1, Ushers 2: Typing 3: Senior Activities 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 1, 2, 3, 43 Panther Club 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 2: Band 35 Yearbook Staff, Concession Worker. 17 PAUL KRALICEK Crocley CLUBS: Crafts 1, 23 Mimeographing 35 Enter- LILLIAN MILLER Commercial Course Speedy typist . . . tiny . . . brown hair and eyes of gray . . . rather shy. CLUBS: Study 25 Typing 3, 4. ACTIVXTIES: Class Play 2, 4, Panther Cub 4, Intramural Basketball 25 Yearbook Staff. DONALD MULLIN College Preparatory Course Finds astronomy interesting . . . likes to ride his bicycle . . . stands 5' 11 in his stocking feet. CLUBS: Science lg Study 2, 35 Enterprise 4. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff. BERNARD MCGONIGLE Koutney' College Preparatory Course Star center on the football squad . . . clown of college prep classes . tall, dark, and handsome. CLUBS: Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Acrlvrrlnsz Class Pla 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2 Track Manager 35 Club President 45 Yearbook Staff. General Course Football is his middle name . . . never stuck for a quick answer . . . his specialty: the polka. CLUBS: Crafts 1, 23 Gym 3, Sports 4. Yearbook Staff. CKLND! HDonnyH 18 PETER MIKOLAJCZYK Pete' ACTIVITIESZ Class Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4 THERESA SUZAN PAZO Terry Commercial Course Captain of the color guard . . . fine ,renre of humor . . . good :port . . . plenty of vitality. CLUBS: Home Economics 15 Study 25 Typing 35 Senior Activities 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Club Treasurer 15 Yearbook Staff5 Concession Worker. JANE C. PROBERT Cordie,' College Preparatory Course A demure mir: . . . pretty hair . . . contagiour laugh . . . often baby-Jitr . . . efficient worker. CLUBS: Photography 1, 25 Library 35 Senior Activities 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 3, 45 Oratory 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 35 Home Room Secretary 25 Class Secretary 35 Yearbook Staff5 Concession Worker. PATRICIA A. RICKERT Pat College Preparatory Course Gift of gab and Pat are synonymous . . . long curly eyelafher . . . never dull. CLUBS: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 2, 3, 45 Oratory 1, 2, 3, 45 Panther Cub 1, 2, 3, 45 Panther Cub Editor 35 Intramural Basketball 25 Chorus 3, 45 Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Librarian 2, 3, 45 Forensics 3, 45 State Forensics 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Home Room Secretary 15 Brass Sextette 2, 3, 45 Girls' Trio 35 Pennsyl- vania Week 45 Yearbook Staff5 Concession Worker. JOHANNA L. RUBACK joanie College Preparatory Course Outrtanding artirtic ability . . . famour for her lart-minute darher . . . tall and -willowy . . . unpredictable. CLUBS: Home Economics 15 Photography 25 Library 3, 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 1, 2, 45 Panther Cub 3, 45 Panther Cub Editor 45 Intramural Basketball 25 Chorus 45 Library Assistant 3, 45 Band 3, 45 Club Secretary 35 Home Room Treasurer 25 Yearbook Art Editor5 Concession Worker. ' 19 DAVID RU BART sleepy-eyed. THOMAS DANIEL SANDRI Tommy Commercial Course Ready to share in fun . . . loves to tease . . . willing chauffeur . . . a true pal. CLUBS: Photography 1, 2, Mimeographing 35 Senior Activities 4. Acrxvrriss: Class Play 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Staff: Concession Worker. LEONARD SCHEESE College Preparatory Course Lileable lus . . . tops on the gridiron . . . friendly toward all . . . P favorite pastime: fishing. CLUBS: Science lg Sports 2, 3, 4. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 2, 49 Intramural Basketball 13 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Club President lg Home Room Vice-President 2, 35 Yearbook Staff. Dave General Course Always ready for a laugh . . . infectious grin . . . tall and cute . . . CLUBS: Science lg Photography 2, 3, Senior Activities 4. ACTIVITIES! Football 2, Yearbook Staff. S THERESA E. RUSNAK Trese' Commercial Course Outstanding commercial student . . . petite and charming . . . always with Tootsie . . . crazy about Mercury cars. CLUBS: Science lg Photography 25 Mimeograph- ing 3, Senior Activities 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 2, 43 Panther Cub 3, 4 Club Vice-President 13 Class Treasurer 2 Yearbook Staff, Concession Worker. K6L!nny!7 THOMAS P. SHOBER Shab.r College Preparatory Course Redheaded Irifhman . . . .rupportf Notre Dame . . . only one like him. CLUBS: Science lg Sports 2, 3, 4. Ac'rIv1T1Es: Class Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Oratory lg Intramural Basketball 1, Chorus 3, 45 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Club President lg Home Room President l, 2, 3, Class Vice-President 25 Yearbook Staff. MARY ELLEN SNISCAK Mary Commercial Course Hearty laugh . . . like: to jitterbug . . . peppy majorette . . . good-humored and gay . . . wholexome. CLUBS: Home Economics 15 Band 2, 3, 4, Ushers 2, Typing 3, Senior Activities 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 2, 4, Panther Cub 3, 4, Chorus 3, 43 Chorus Secretary 3, Twirler 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff, Concession Worker. l CECILIA M. STALMA Lou College Preparatory Course Keep: her mind on college boys . . . writer lotf of letter: . . . nice to talk to. CLUBS: Science lg Gym 25 Library 33 Senior Activities 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 2, 3, 49 Intramural Basketball 25 Oratory lg Yearbook Staff. THOMAS KINTON THOMAS, JR. Tommy College Preparatory Course Full offun . . . like: to tinker with car: . . . big-hearted . . . quite mixchievouf. CLUBS: Crafts 1, 2, Photography 3, Typing 4. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 4, Football Manager 1, 2, Yearbook Staffg Con- cession Worker. 21 WILLIAM THOMAS Willy General Course Play: a mcan trumpet . . . happy-go-lucky . . . allergic to book: . . tca:c: girl:. CLUBS: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 25 Chorus 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Forensics 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Football I, 25 District Band 45 State Band 45 District Orchestra 45 State Orchestra 45 Yearbook Staffg Concession Worker. SUZANNE A. TOMCHIK Suzie College Preparatory Course Goldzn tre::c: . . . a 'wondzrful friend . . . bomb:hcll of cncrgy . . . click: with the crowd. CLUBS: Gym 15 Library 25 Senior Dramatics 3, 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 1, 2, 3, 45 Oratory 1. 3, 45 Panther Cub 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 25 Chorus 3, 45 Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 Band 45 Orchestra 15 Club Vice-President 45 Yearbook Staff5 Concession Worker. BERNARDINE VANAK Vaj General Course Snappy majorettc . . . like: the Air Force . . . :port: a pony tail . . . chic. CLUBS: Home Economics I5 Ushers 25 Library 35 Senior Activities 4. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 45 Intramural Basketball 25 Twirler 2, 3, 45 Band Treasurer 45 Home Room Secretary 45 Class Secretary 45 Yearbook Staff5 Concession Worker. DANIEL WASILKO Skip College Preparatory Course Drive: a 1955 Pontiac . . . enjoy: life . . . nonchalant . . . regular guy . . . humorou: antic:. CLUBS: Sports I, 25 Photography 35 Senior Activities 4. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 25 Football I, 25 Yearbook Photography Editor5 Concession Worker. 22 i ROBERT WEAVER General Course Easy-going . . . axxociated with football and a certain girl . . . get: along with everyone. CLUBS: Science 15 Sports 2, 3, 4. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff. ANITA L. WILLIAMS Anita Commercial Course Soft-Jpoken brunette . . . taker life in .rtride . . . alwayr compofed . . . good- hurnored. CLUBS: Ushers 15 Library 2, 35 Mimeographing 4. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 1, 3, 45 Panther Cub 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 25 Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 Band 3, 45 Club Treasurer 45 Yearbook Typing Editor5 Concession Worker. IRENE YEVCHAK Quiet but cheerful like: to drive. 23 V Bueko JAMES WILLIAMS jim General Course zlt peace with the world . . . alway: smiling . . . Jay: little . . . never excited. CLUBS: Gym 1, 2, 35 Shop 4. ACTIVITIES! Class Play 45 Track 15 Yearbook Staff. Renee Commercial Course enjoy: .fchool . . . will make a good typirt . . . Clubs: Home Economics 15 Library 25 Typing 35 Mimeographing 4. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 45 Panther Cub 45 Club Secretary 45 Yearbook Staffg Concession Worker. BARBARA A. YURICK Balm College Preparatory Course Studious and ambitious . . . appreciater Dutch culture . . . wimome trait: . . . neat appearance. CLUBS: Photography lg Library 2, Art 3, 4. Acrivrrnasz Class Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Oratory 1, 2, 3, 43 Panther Cub 3, 45 Panther Cub Assistant Editor 33 Intramural Basketball 2, Chorus 3, 4g Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 23 Club Secretary 35 Club Vice- President 45 District Orchestra 1, 2, 35 State Orchestra 3g Girls' Trio 33 Yearbook Editor-in-Chief, Concession Worker. PAUL R. ZONA Zona General Course Worries aren't for him . . . daring . . . friendly pranlefter . . . prize po:.re.mon.' motorcycle. CLUBS: Science lg Crafts 23 Science 33 Shop 4. ACTIVITIES: Class Play 2, 4, Club Treasurer 15 Yearbook Staff. 24 is 'F M gn'1ll? l '0 'U Tf 'f ' f, .V I . gi KAW? . ii i-E Ne f 1 ,,Ms?wV , 4 K ' Qi A f s Ai , , ,3 i'L'P A , fT7-'TNQ ' . 1 Z H .... 4 fY YYY' ' LN! Utne: SENIOR CLASS OlflflCliRS Snzml: lil-ZRNNRDINI-1 YANAK. Srrrmzryg lgIC'l I'Ii hllavcmk, 7'm1.fu1-wr. Xinlirose, Nancy lirinkos, Rita liydlon, blolin fc-risini. Mary l,ou Connor. Stroud , . . . Defnlosio, .Mnta Delaureris, -IZIIUCS Demyan, Nieliolas lJlgIll0, Rita Jomines, lVlartin liarley, Russel Ciargula. Florian Uorniley, AIZIINCS llaeliasli, Paul llaugliton, -lolin eeli. lVl argaret levellalq. liette lones, l,ois Sfllllffvlillllf RVSSEI. lf,-XRl.EY, l,l'f'J'l4! M SENIOR CLASS iss Scott, Miss Holmes klurik, Paul Karnisli. Stanley Kiripolsky, Dorothy Koin, joseph Kollar, Margaret A. Koller, -laniee Kosliuta, Mary Ann Kozel, Edward Kralicek, Paul Lazar, Adele lVlcGonigle, Bernard Mikcmlzxjczyk, Peter lVliller, Lillian Mullin, Donald Pazo, Theresa Probert, ,lane Rickert, Patricia Ruluack, .Iolianna .Nm lrul. Rulnart, David Rusnak, 'lilieresa lf. Sandri, Thomas Sclieese, Leonard Sliolier, 'lilionias Sniscal-1, Mary lfllen Stalma, Cecilia Thoinas, 'lll10lIl1lS K. 'lil10Ill2iS, Nvlllllllil 'lioincliilg Suzanne Yanak, lgernardine Wasilko. Daniel Wleaver. Robert Nyillianis, Anita VVilliams, .lames Yevcliak. lrene Yurick, llarlwara Zona. Paul . Q mg V: HM'U MiA fjla ww w1w,,a3Q ws- ff nv' wwf LW wx W? 'U xvish w nnv ca X. ,.+ ,+ -v Q fm r Aw W +4- .-at 1 ww A Siwvw pmwww w4wvw snfh. gmlliggg ?ff2wwvf gw-35,0. Qg,n gm QQ ,,gQ ifvi w,x mx, W4 in w,M, 3 K. 'wmv mwsmnw' an-snlnw ffl! KMA' ff was -IUNIUR CLASS OFIVICHRS S,-,,1,fil l,,ff1 lf, Rzfqlif: lJoNNx lJRIiISIS.'XCH, Z rn1.vurfrg AN'rHoNY Zowcr., l'r'r.i-fdfrzlg .IANla'r lioorn, Srfrfmry. .X'ff1mlmg: Wii.l.ivxx1 Wli,noNi-,R. Iiff-l'rr.fi'1Ifr11. llalnsll. C liarles llaclowslqi, llc-rnarcl lla-eker, xvlllllllll liootli, xlanet llotek, lfraneis lirinilwle, xlrtliur llrown. Rolwert Ulark, Rolmert llaltlos. Ronalcl llavitlson, VVilliam llerlmy, Ronald lJl'l'lSl51lCll. Donna llroml. Rolmert llnlioslcy, xlrlene lfilloy, lXlannel lfranee, Alt-rry llelilim-llliiiger. lfclwa Koelia. Nlicliael JUNIOR CLASS Miss Lewis. Mr. Dolan Lapos, lfugene l,opata, tlolin lVlClVliel1ael, Lamont Maeenka, ,lohn Morgans, Betty lane lVloseoe, Ronald Novak, Freclerielc Novak, -losepli Perko, Ruth Pollock, ,lames Pollock, Lee Reese, Richard Rosak, Irene Semlqo, Vivian A. Serina, Andrew Shinton. Robert Sliydro, -loanne Sotnik, Madeline ZS Spirko, Stephen Spisak. Vincent Starry, Ricliarcl Steber, Regina Stickle Terry, r, Carole Patrici 21 Tliomas. Nancy Totani, Lino Valent, -Ioanne Weiss, Christine A . VVildoner, William VVitl1erow, Nlargaret Yurick, Beverly Zenko, Clifford Zeno, Betty Zolota, Vilma Zonea, Anthony Zuzu, -Iames gnwkzgsh ima, SOPHOMOR li CLASS OFF ICF RS Sfimwl 1,177 lf, ki'gl'1: .losifi-ii Kiuricit, lmuiilmirg lvl.-KRTIN VIANIS, Sf-twlfiryg 'loim Yiavcuc, I'1'rf-I5-f,i-ifirnf Slulirf1'li.:g.' Ronlfltl' lf-XRLI-LY, Trra,f14rrr. SOPHOMORE CLASS Miss Redgate, Mr. Wernert lfench, Veronica lliscoe, -Iohn lirinkos, -Ioseph Lll1llCliI'lIll, Thomas lfarley. Robert Fetloiwlia, lfdward Clalgoci, Leonard Gazo, -lost-ph til'L'll1l10Clil, Chester llebda, Albert llefl'elfinger, Mary Louise Hel'fell'iiigel', VVilbur Hontz, Marcia Hudy, Helen Hnrnyak, George Hydock, -Ioseph -lanis, Martin Kendra, Mirella Kistler, Robert Klapac, Martha Konsko, Blanche Kovach, Richard Koznch, Stanley Kralick, -Ioseph LeRoy, Leonard Lewis, -lacqueline Matta, -lohn Milcnlsky, Mary Ann Moscoe, Sandra Nemecek, Frank Neyer, Carol Neyer, Sara Novak, Thaddeus Pavlovcak, -Iohn Pazo, Michael Penberth, Terry Petko, Donald 30 Probert, Mary Puksar, Ronald Romanek, Barbara Scrbacic, Mary Anne Scrbacic, Patricia Setar, Stephen Sfarra, Anne Skrabak, Robert Surotchak, John Thomas, Dorothy Thomas, .lohn Vitek, Francis Whitehead, William Williams, Edith Williams, Janie Williams, Mary .lane Yasch ur, Mary Dolores Yevcak, -lohn Yurick, Patricia fe RY xii...-f WB: f My .wwf sm ,nn W vii ft X R Mx W J 'ff ' ,. 4. ., 4 ff 3 .v g,zgggg?S3g2 ,. ww H mug wg S gRiEwgga'm7,a5a:gq 'Ui 3 Q elk gg wx, A xii ,.-MM. ,, Nl. LK,?,,Mfy. ff -W arm SH? Andrews, Elizabeth llasiago, xlosephine Becker, Doris Brennan, Robert llrunda, Michael Chuckran, Catherine Connor, Patricia Uelfebbo, Arlene Digilio, Michael Dubosky, glean Duralc, Mary lfvans, Harold lfilloy, Dilena Fredericks, Lee Fredericks, Mary Louise Gallagher. Patricia Gargula, lidmund Hanas, Anna Mae Heffelfinger, George Helps, Lois Ann Hodek, Eleanor Horas, Carol hlacobs, Ann Kane, -Iames FRESHMAN CLASS Miss Wynn. Mrs. Marks, Mr DeMichele Karnish, Bernadine Klapac, Mary Kosciolek, Patricia Krajcirovic, Agnes Krutsick. .lohn Krutsiclc, Rose Marie Kupec, -loseph Lipar, Mary Macenka, Paul Major, Rodney Marek, Lorraine Marta, -lean Maurey, William Mihallco, Mary Ann Miller, Ann Marie Minyo, john Morgans, Georgine Mulvihill, Michael Novak, Thomas Pazo, Francis Pelcheck, Mary Ann Penberth, Robert Polinchock, Michael Radocha, Rosemary 32 Riebe, Eugene Rondosh, Irene Rusnak, .lohn Serina, Marianne Sfarra, Anthony Shober, Verna Smella, -lohn Staruck, Lawrence Staruck, Lorraine Steber, blames Swider, Ronald Taptich, Robert Terry, Robert Valent, Paul Vitek, -Iohn Wargo, Barbara Washington, Ann Weaver, Richard West, Ruth Weston, Nancy Williams, Margaret Witherow, William Yalch, Robert Avino, Ralph Breslin, Bernadine Hontz, Homer Jacobs, Joseph Koshuta, George Mack, Richard Marren, Daniel Matta, Elizabeth Maurey, Jackie Miller, Martha Acalin, Gerald Arner, Daniel Babish, Evelyn Cipyak, Janmarette DeLong, William Dubosky, Celeste France, James Fredericks, Kenneth A. Fredericks, Ronnie GRADE 7 Miss Mulhearn Mollman, Priscilla Morgans, Morgan Morman, Diane Pollock, John Potichko, Richard Paul Rausch, Robert Reaman, William Richards, Lynn Snyder, Mary Louise Spence, Nondas GRADE 8 Miss Gallagher Gelatko, Michael Gibson, Tommy Gorka, James Grunza, James Hanna, George Haravitch, Michael Hontz, Janice Hurnyak, Joyce Kellow, Margo Kotus, Jean 33 Swider, Geraldine Swider, Jackie Taptich, Elizabeth Tierney, Gail Walker, James Wasilko, Thomas Michael Weston, Benjamin Whitehead, Edna Witherow, Bob Marren, Rose Marie Miller, Wayne Montgomery, Richard Pancoe, Stephen Penberth, Ronald Petko, Thomas Reese, Walter Soley, Ann Marie Strauss, Joanne P' wr L.. Q 41 My 53 LH ' C AK, R pf Q L1 Lf C -AQ, YW ' X9 I ID JM R W .mm VW x 1 if in. Vs..-w 1. X lx Vx X ,. , W M--.... hW,....,,,. K V .,.. N.. K x, . ,.....,. W. I 4 7 4 l b W 1' XXL R bg! K -A r K ix ff: :.1 .. 5 -i izf ' 'iv ' M s ' I'jr,v1 Rm' l,ajfI in Rl4ALfl1I.' -loscpb Brinkrw, .1lnuagfrg 'fbomus Slxobcr, Anthony Zoncu, XvilN't'l1f Spisglk, BL'I'l1Lll'Ll 'Vlni onli, 1 Pctcl' Mikolujczyk, Stn-plwn Surnr, fVl:11'rln IDOIDIIICS, .losupb Kom, .,lll1Il!Ig!'F. Hmm! Rn-:vs Micllzu-l Diuilio, .Uzlmlgrrg Roburr Kisrlcr, Robyn l':2ll'lC'X, Robvrr Tzlpticb, ,lnnws Zulu. Loon nd Sn umm Russcl l'l2lI'lk'j', Robm-rr VM-znvvr, ,Iosvpb lxrznlwk, l'l'2ll1ClS Nm-k, Robn-rr l'cnbL-rrb, Xvlllllllll xwlfhL'l'0N', ltugnm Ru we lbomzus L'hllCkI'1ll1, .lllIIlII'Z!'l'. l'l11'nI Rmvf .l.v,r1'.1!rlul f.vUtll'IIFJ, Mr. Riclumls :xml Mr. DcMiclwlc, Robcrt Brcnnzm, 'lzum-s Pollock, Wvilbnn Bac u Rubm-rr Shimon, Ricbgml lh-we-, William Wlmirn-lu-nal, ,losn-ph Novak, Src-plwn Spirko, Rmlnuy Major, M1 Ros OS llfml Ifnnrll. September 17 Sept:-nmbcr 23 October I Octobvr 7 Ocroher I5 October 21 Ucrobcr 29 November 12 November 24 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE MCAD00 ,...,.....,.. . . SCHUYl.KlI.l. HAVEN. .. SUMMIT HIl.l. ..,,.. , SmcNAN1moAH ...,,m VVIiS'l' HAz1.1a'roN ..,. 'LAMAQUA ..,...... LNASS 'l'ow'NsuI1'. .. NIQSQUIQHUNING, ,, CoA1.DA1.1c .... l,.ll.S. U N6., ,. NIS.. .. .6.,.... ,UN ..0.., . HU.. UANIICI, ROSKUS :XRMANDU IJPZMICHIQIJC W'Il,l.IAM T. RICHARDS llfml fjnarlz .'l.f,VlA.9fI17If Cflllffl .-f.r,1'i,fl1121I C0111 I1 36 SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS RUSSEL EARLEY Y LEONARD SCHEESE ROBERT WEAVER 1 I MARTIN DOMINES THOMAS SHOBER 4 , BERNARD MCGONIGLE PETER MIKOLAJCZYK 37 VARSITY BASKETBALL lql.I'.I'f Run' lmfl In R Nicholas Dbrnyzzn. -Iosn-ph Krznlick .Sfrn ml RIF! IIN' IIII IIISII. Dccem he-I' Dc-fern ber IDCCCIUIDCI' Decenmlmer -I am ll :I ry -IliI1ll2lI'Y :I nu :I rv .I an ll :Irv :I I1 ll Il rv .I ll I1 ll El ry .I 2lI1lI2l1'Y Zlll ll :I rv FI-Imru ary I ebI'II:1I'y I'iCI5I'll1lI'j' Ifelmru :I rv FCIIIII :I ry Felmru ary F6'IHI'llIlI'y fgjlzlx I,con:IrII Sclu-csc, -Ioscplm llzazo, Ronald Dcrlwy, Ronald Dzxlclos. Ihomzns Sholwr, II:II'II Mcilolmiglc, IVIQIITIII Domincs, xlosm-ph Koin, .'ll1nmgfI'g IIQIIIIOIII' IVICIVIIQIIIM-I, Chznrlcs VARSITY BASKIQTBALI, SCHISDULIQ FRI-:I3I.ANIn IVI. IVI. I., ,. ,,.. IVICAIIIIII .... , , FRIQHIANIJ M. IVI. I., ,. .... SUMMIT HII,I... IVIAIHIANIIY CITY ..,.. .... -IIM THQRIIE. .. ISLYTHI: ....... COAl.IJAI.E ..,.. NIQSQUIQHUNING TAMAQUA ..... WuA'I'III3RI,Y. . , SUMMIT I-III,I.,. IVIAHANQY CITY ...., .... QIIM 'I'HoIu'Ie. .. I3 I,YTII Ii ....... CoAI,IIAI.Ia ,,.. , NIQSQUMIIIINING IAMAQUA ..,,... .... VVI2A'I'HIERI,Y, , . LHS O ....49.... ,..6-I ...68 ..,76 ...79 ,..59 ...45 ,HSS ....78.... ...97 ....63.... ...IOZ ...7S ,,..68.,.. .M62 ....62.... ...53 ...57 .,,71 ,M74 .I..66..., ...8-I I..,64..., .M87 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Firft Row-Left 10 Riglzf: Robert Kistler, Martin Janis, Edmund Gargula, William Whitehead. Serum! Row: John Yevcak, Richard Kovach, Thomas Chuckran, Alanagerg VVilliam Becker, Francis Botck. December December December December January January January January January January January January February February February February February February February JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FREELAND M. M. I. .... .... . McAD00 ....,. FREELAND M. M. I. .... .... . SUMMIT HILL. . MAHANOY CITY ..... ..... JIM TI-IORPE. . . BLYTHE ......, COALDALE ..... NESQUEHONING ..,. ..... TAMAQUA ,..,.. WEATHERLY. . . SUMMIT HILL.. MAHANOY CITY ..... ..... JIM THORPE. . . BLYTHE ....... COALDALE ...., NESQUEHIJNING ..., ..... TAMAQUA ......, ...,, WEATHERLY. .. LHS M55 ..6I M32 ..-I2 M31 M57 M43 M62 H42 H53 H56 M36 H59 H49 ..-L7 H62 M25 ..-L8 ..-I9 0 .56 .58 .41 .36 .51 47 .29 .38 .S-I .67 .33 -1.7 .69 .71 .28 .-I9 .47 .49 .41 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Firxt Row-Lzft to Righf: Francis Pazo, Robert Terry, Michael Brunda, Ronald Swider, Rodney Major. Szrond Raw: Thomas Novak, Robert Brennan, Robert Yalcli, -lohn Rusnalc, jzunes Steber, William Witherow. December January January January January February February February 21 5 9 25 30 8 15 23 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE VARSITY LHS Opp. TAMAQUA ......... H ........ 24 ........ 44 ..., NESQUEHCDNING. . .A .......,. 29 ........ 35. . .. SUMMIT HILL .,,.. A .,....... 20 ........ 38 .... COALDALE ........ H ........ 32 ..,,,... 24 ,.... TAMAQUA .....i... A r4.....,. 28 ........ S4 ..... NESQUEHONING. . .H ........ 35 .,...... 36. . . .. SUMMIT HILL ..... H ........ 27 .I...... 44 ...,. COALDALE ........ A ........, 25 ........ 54 ..... 40 JR. VARSITY LHS Opp. .....27........2S .....17........27 ...,.24,....,..18 .....3O........19 .....31........37 .....15........27 .....31........27 TRACK SQUAD - 1955 lzrvr Rav-l.Ijfr rv Righi: Robert lfurley, Michael Midas, David Spence. Anthony Dignzizio. Robert Mick Rohtrt Kistlcr. Sm mil Row: l,IlI1l0l1I McMiclI:Iul, Robert Montgomery, Stroud Connor, 'lIl1OI'I'IL1S Shobcr, Russel lf.IIlu I IIN! Row: Mr. Ricllurds, 41.fJ'l'.l'flIIl1 Coarlzz Bernard Mclloniglc, ,lllllPII1gI'I'2 Charles Xvl'l'I1Cl'f, ,lzunts I I lohn MllfSl1Zlll,'l0l1l1 H:IuglIton, .llmzngfrx Mr. DeMichele, Coarh. N TRACK SCH EDULIC INTRAMURAI. CLASS. ., .,.............,,..... . . .April MOUNT CARMEL. .. CIJALDALE ........ BLACK DIAMoNI5,, NESQUEHLUNING .i.. DISTRICT ....... SUMMIT HILL.. . PENN STATE ...... CARBON COUNTY.. Russ Earley ....,. Charles WerI1ert. , Anthony Dignazio Mike Midas ...... Mike Kerestes ,,.. Dave Spence. . . -lack Marshall .... ...May ...May ...May ...May ...May ...May ...May ...May INDIVIDUAL POINTS Rohert Mack .... Bob Harley ..,. Tom Shober ......... Robert Montgomery ,... blames Hale ......,.. Bob Kistler .... 21, 25, 28, 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 Prerident ........ Vice-Preridenl ..... Secretary ...... Treaxurer. . Managerr. . Librarianf. Reporter. . . Flutef Sara Neyer Rose Marie Marren Joyce Hurnyak Clarinet: Stroud Connor John Biscoe John Rusnak George Hanna Michael Haravitch James Steber James Grunza William Reaman Ann Marie Miller John Minyo Mary Probert June Yamarik Gail Tierney Priscilla Mollman SENIOR BAND OFFICERS . . . . .Nicholas Demyan ........,.Lino Totani Mary Ellen Sniscak . .Bernardine Vanak William Thomas, John Biscoe, Harold Evans . . . . . . . . . , . .Nancy Ambrose, Patricia Rickert .......,.,.........Ronald Swider PERSONNEL Cornetf William Thomas Lamont McMichael Ronald Swider Michael Polinchock Patricia Connor Lee Fredericks George Koshuta Raymond Scheese Richard Mack John Pollock Robert Witherow il'rombone.r Harold Evans Terry Penberth Nicholas Koshuta Robert Reese Benjamin Weston Ban Saxophone: George Hurnyak Patricia Yurick Mary Louise Snyder Percussion Janie Williams Horn: Patricia Rickert Nancy Ambrose Edna Whitehead Ann Jacobs Baritone Nicholas Demyan 42 Lino Totani Edward Heffelfinger Frank Nemecek Tommy Gibson Jerry France Walter Reese Belly Blanche Konsko Lois Ann Helps Dorothy Thomas Q' 'Ur SENIOR BAND MEMBERS l l'r.l RU,-f' 1,417 In Rlfqlzfi Bt'IAI1LII'tlil1t' YLIIIJIIK, l'41r1'icin Rickurt, Nnrwy .'xI11'7l'OSl', Xyillilllll 4lyl1UlIl2lS, Niclm llvlmgulm, MILIIT lxllvn SI1lSl'JIk. .Nwfmzfl Rfuu' .Xlicv Many K'umplwlI, :Xnitzu Williams. Sllllllllll' Tmnclxik, xlilllllllllll Rulmvk. vlXlll'lt'S.l Pam SIIUIILI lxtlllllilll COLOR GUARD l.rf'! Iw Riyfll: 'l,ln-ws.: Palm, lin-ru lam- Hoxgzana .Nnirn xYiIliLll'l1S. Sllldllllk' vl-Lllllfhik. lxclills Williams hlolunnxih Rubnck. O v 44 TWIRLERS Lzjfr to Rrglzif Bvrnarclinc Xvilllilk, lflizulwtli Andrcws, Carol Horzxs. Cclvsrv: Duhosky, -IlIC1lllL'liI1L' Lewis, Maury Ann Scrbncic, Nlznry Louise Fremlcricks, Dilcnu Filloy, Dizmc Mormun, Mary Ifllun Sniscnk. CHEERLEADERS im ,mfff trr Riighi: Margie Jech. Jean Dubosky, Mary Dolores Yuschur. Beverly Yurick, Anita Dcfliosio, Mary L'l'l'lSlIll, Maury KIIIIJZICX Bette jcvfhzlk. 45 Lou TRUMPET TRIO Left Io Rfglzrr William Vl.'l'1OII12lS, Lamont lVlclVlicl1um-l, Micliucl Polincliock. BRASS SEXTET Firff Run'-flmfr In Righl: VVilliam Thomas, llilfllflil Rickcrt, Lamont lXlclVlicl1:icl Sfmml Raw: Nicholas Demyan, Harold Evans. Tlzinl Rncv: George Hurnyzxk. -lf: L. H. S. CHORUS Sponfor-lVlr. Williams Firrr Rocvw Lqft fo Riglzff Suzanne lomchik, Janice Koller, Dorothy Kiripolsky, Lois Jones, Mary D. Yaschur, Blanche Konsko, Betty -lane Nlorgans, Nancy Thomas, Betty Zeno. SFIKllIIli' Row' Nancy Ambrose, Patricia Rickert, Alice Mary Campbell, Mary lillen Sniscak, Jacqueline Lewis, Patricia Scrhacic, Arlene Duhosky. Thin! Row: liarhara Yurick, Vivian Sr-mlto, Christine Weiss, Patricia Yurick, Beverly Yurick, Mary Scrhacic, Donna Drcishach. Ffmrlli Raw: Steve Spirko, William VVhitehead, Vincent Spisak, VVilliam Thomas, Nicholas Demyan, George Hurnyak, Harold lfvans. Fifrlz Rum' Anthony Zonca, Thomas Shohcr, Stroud Connor, james Pollock, l,ee Pollock, Richard Reuse. 47 FORENSICS flfrgml Ruta' Lfffl lu Riglzlf llvvurly Yurick, l,ino'l'orz1ni, l,zunont McMichael. HIlI'Olll lfvnns. l'zm'irii:a Rickl-rr. Sfrnml Row: Niclwlns Dvnmyun, llohn Biscml, Srroucl Connor, VVilliz1m lhomus, Nlichzu-l Polinchock. ORATORY Z 4- W Maw 3 Ffnrt Ruff' Lfjf! in Righl: lrcnv Ronclosh, Blanche Konslco, Mary l'rolwx'r, ulzacqlwlim- l,L-wis, l,ois Helps Suzxnnnv lomclmilc. SITIHIII Ruff: Stroud fonnor, l':1tl'iCl:1 Koscioluk, Dilcnu Filloy, licrnzxalim- Kznrnlsh, lVlul'y Ann lVlilculslq' Mary Klzxpznc, liovurly Yurick, Patricia Rickcrr, llxudclcus Novak. Tlzirfi Ruff: Rose Mm-iv Krursick, l'urricizl Connor, Ann Marie lVlillu1', Ann slzucolvs. Mary Ann lVlih:xlko lVl:u'y l,lp:u', l.ois -lom-S, Dorothy Kiripolsky. 48 STUDENT LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Firff Row-Lqff to Right: Rita Brinkos, Mirella Kendra, Martha Klapac, Carole Stickler, Dorothy Kiripolsky. Barbara Yuriclt, Lois Jones, Janice Koller, Patricia Rickert, Suzanne Tomchil-1, Johanna Rubaclc, Srrrmrz' Row: Mary Scrbacic, Beverly Yuriclc, Iidirh Williams, Anita Williams, Margaret Witherow, Jacqueline Lewis, Betty Zeno, Anita De-Giosio, Arlene Duboslty, Vivian Semko, Christine Weiss. Ruth Perko, Mary Dolores Yaschur, Yilma Zolota, Alice Campbell. Third Raw: Mary Probert, Dorothy Thomas. Janie VVilliams, Patricia Scrbacic, Mary Louise Cerisini, Madeline Sotnik. PANTHER CUB STAFF F1'fJf.ROZLl+LL1ff to. Right: Carole Sticltler, Alice Campbell, Dorothy Kiripolsky, Beverly Yurick, Johanna Ruback, Lois Jones, Janice Koller. Patricia Rickert, Suzanne Tomchik, Vivian Semlto. Sfrond Row: Theresa Rusnalk, Adele Lazar, Mirella Kendra, Rite Brinkos, Mary Scrbacic, Anita Williams, Margaret VVitherow, Jacqueline Lewis, Betty Zeno, Anita Defliosio, Barbara Yuriclc, Mary Dolores Yaschur, Nancy Ambrose, Madeline Sotnik, Regina Steber, Irene Yevchak. Janet Booth, Verna Shober, Margaret Kollar, Ann Washington. ! Third Row: Martha Klapac, Mary Probert, Edith WVilliams, Janie Williams, Patricia Scrbacic, Barbara Wargo, Blanche Konsko, Jane Probert, Dilena Filloy, Mary Louise Cerisini. 49 SENIOR LETTERMEN Rf' in-. .1-. lxlhfjf Ruff' lmfl in Rfghlx fVl:1l'rin Domim-S. xloscplm Koin. Russcl l'11lI'Ik'X, Hl'I'IlJIl'Cl NICf:Ol1iQllL', l,m-onzanl Sclu-csc. Y f-mm! Ruin: Ivrvr Mikolzxjcnvk, Nicholas IJL'HU'1lI1, Tlmmzas Slmlwr, Rolu-rr W1-nvcr. SENIOR CONCESSION STAND WORKERS 'ini Rua' Lfffl in Rlifflff SHZLIHHL' 'lx0ll1k'l1ik, ,lnnirv Kollvr, fVI:urg:m-r Knllnr, Lois Vloncs, ,-hh-lc l,uz:u', 'l'l1c1'rs:z Rusnuk, Bl'I'I1ilI'LlII1L' Xunnk, -Iam' I'rolw1't 'nmul Rnrzz' Dorothy Kiripolsky, Patsy Rickvrf, linrlm-41 Yurirk, Maury lfllcn Sniscuk. :Xnitn Dm-liiosio, 'l'l1cl1-su Palo. ll4l'llL' wl'VCl11lk. lvlliffl Rum' VIKITOHIZIS Sgumlri, ,lunu-S I,L'l1llIl'k'fiS, :Xnirzx xYilli1IlI1S, Nunn' .Mmmlvrosn-, Manx' Lmlisc ll-1'isil1i, William ,I-IIOIHZIS, Nicholas Dcmyaum. 1 ' 'uurllz Rucv: David Rulmrr, hlqum-s Klorxxmlvy. Daniel Nxfnsilko, Stroud L'ur1n01'. S0 THE SENIOR CHRISTMAS PROGRAM A one-act play entitled Letfy'f Chrifmza: Prodigal was' presented by the Senior Class on December 21, 1955, as the annual Christmas program. The setting was a church on Christmas Eve, and the women of the parish were decorating for a special evening service. During the course of the play a satisfactory solution was found for the problems of a young couple who had broken their engagement, a couple who had been engaged for twenty years, and another who had parted after a quarrel twenty years ago. Also a young girl, crippled in an auto- mohile accident some years before, learned the tI'LlC meaning of Christmas and applied it by helping a poor family. The cast was as follows: Stroud Connor .,.. . . . The Traeflfr .lane Probert ......., ......., I lflrlzz ,lanice Koller .... .... I .Pity Elliot Patsy Rickert ...,.... ..... 'l lrr. Curifr 'lil1OlHllS Shober ..... ,..,. f ofliua Mary Ellen Sniscak .... ..... , llrr. Blake Dorothy Kiripolsky. ., ,.,. Zilplzy Nicholas Demyan ..... ..,.. j anzfr Walker Russel harley ....... .... I Javld James Gormley .... .... D lflc lValkrr l.ois jones ...........,,.... ,... B ffl: Paul Hackash ,... ...... R farlrr Members of the Chorus were: Nancy Ambrose, Rita Brinkos, Mary Lou Cerisini, Anita Delliosio, Rita Digilio, Margie jech, Bette jevchak, l,ois xlones. Margaret Kollar, Mary Ann Koshuta. Adele Lazar, lheresa Pazo, -loan Ruback, lheresa Rusnak, Cecilia btalma, Suzanne lioinchik, BL'I'l'llll'KlIDC Xanak, Anita Yvlllrams, Barbara y'Ul'lCli. David Ruhart, Thomas Sandri, Thomas Thomas, YVilliam Thomas, Daniel Wasilko, james Vllilliams. Santa Claus was portrayed by Bernard Mcilonigle, Prompters were Irene Yevchak and Lillian Miller. Members of thc-stage crew were Florian Gargula, john Haughton, Peter Mikolajczyk, Leonard Scheese, Thomas Thomas, james xVllll2lH1S, Paul Zona. 51 JUNIOR PROM 1955 I'ppff- IMI I,ms -Iom-s fpffv' Rfgffl Xllifll Dviliosin ffm: lr f' Xl1lI.l lluilmsio, Shilln-5 lfignxu H1-1'lmlflll1n' xlllhlk, Luis wlunvs Manx slum- llulmvs, l,ff:wr lmfl Nhulvx lwunzu' l,w.'z'rr' Rig!!! Klum' ,'.lI1t' llulnws f.ff.'I'1'f' f,'r'lllr'!' lum-s lQm1nlv5' and Iivmzmlim- Yalnnk Q ill , ' I 3 I 4 I Gifs . r : -- gr ,ga-, U gf ww W' . f .,.,, q Qlghw 5 ,5 iff vf- . .- Q., fn. . J A 4' . Q 2,?iggt1f'glz1f,:I . 1 ' . -3,3 . I , ' M. .. , ge 425' W' ', up I .D 4.9 '. 5 - ...ark vu ve.- .,.,, c 0' .,ft4a'5 s -A145 , . ' . I ,. .' ggi! 'qv .' .yu I' .4 ,Z s'.' .hiv E' ' V ' .ILL ' .gr 2 ., R., . 14, .- - . dxf., 2.5: gf: , . ..., .5 .. 1 . . .mr- 7 .' Llfakxr : 1,.:i Q.'g,:' 'LIU -5-Vt' 'I ft 'ig'-559 cz il' Q ,w, ,,. ff. ' 151 . 'I J. '. -,.-, - , 97.1-Z' 5'.' '. +,.. I ni fi . , 3. 11. I C LLBSW ART CLUB J ENGLISH CLUB ' .- .IF ,- ENTERPRISE CLUB GYM CLUB HOBBY CRAFT CLUB HOME ECONOMICS CLUB JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB LIBRARY CLUB MIMEOGRAPHING Sz TYPING CLUBS PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB SENIOR ACTIVITIES CLUB SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB SPORTS CLUB USHERS CLUB I K ..:,,.. g .. :X .X ,.. rf f :,' .. if wi f ,V ? I K, 1 I '22' :': I I xx ki, S E A . 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Joanne Strauss, Geraldine Swidvr, liliialwtli Marta, T'illL'k'l'll' Clit-elian, Homer Hontz. qifllilll Rum' KILIIIIUS llorka, Ronald l't-nhcrth, Morgan Morgans, Daniel Marrcn. Rl HIPS l'il'll lN'l'. I'frfril Ru:1'.' Richard lxf1Ollfj10II1K'Ij, Ronnie l'iredericks, Stephen l'ancoi'. 54 ART CLUB The members of this cluh were taught to do work in the various mediums of their own choice during the course of the year. The annual art exhibit at the end of the year con- sisted mostly of the heautiful and original work done during the cluh periods. Under the guidance ol' Mrs. Ronemus. these aspiring artists showed great promise. Serving as the officers of the cluh were Fred Novak. Presi- dentg Barbara Yurick. Vice- Presidentg Nancy Thomas, Secretary: and l3arhara Ro- manek, Treasurer. ENGLISH CLUB This worthwhile cluh was formed to promote proper usage of the English language. This was done hy playing various games which made an otherwise clifficult task an enjoyahle one. The supervisor of this organ- ization is Mrs. Marks. The students elected to hold offices of the cluh are Ronnie Freder- icks, President: Steve Pancoe, Vice-President: Richard Mont- gomery, Secretary: and blames France, Treasurer. 4 Sponror-Mr. Dolan Fir!! Row-l.Qr'1 to Riglzls james Pollock, Lee Pollock, john Thomas, Richard Starry, Paul Kralicek, john Yevcak, john Marta. Robert Brown. Strand Row: lfdward Kozel, VVilliam Vklildoner, Ronald Daldos, Ronald Derby, John Pavlovcak, Richard Kovach. Third Roto: Paul Hackash, Charles Babish, John Surotchak, Ronald Puksar, Donald Mullin, Thaddeus Novak. Sponfor-Mr, Richa rds Fir!! Row-Lqft io Rigid: -lean Dubosky, Margaret Williams, lfleanor Hodek. Mary Klapac, Doris Becker. Second Row: Richard Weaver, Anthony Sfarra, Paul Talent, -lohn Yitek, l.awrenci Staruck, lidmund Gargula. Third Row: Michael Brunda, Thomas Novak, Robert Terry, Francis l'azo, Michael Digilio. 55 ENTERPRISE CLUB The members of this club are allowed to work on any type of project they wish. This past year most of the students chose work in the scientific field. In developing these projects many of them have gained valuable exper- ience which can help them in later life. Mr. Dolan served as adviser for this club, and the officers chosen were Paul Hackash, Presidentg John Matta, Vice- Presidentg Charles Babish, Secretaryg and John Yevcak, Treasurer. GYM CLUB In this club the sponsor, Mr. Richards, teaches the members the rules and regula- tions of various games, the latest dancing steps, and the proper methods of performing gymnastic feats. The club made great progress in all of these fields during the past year. These young athletes elected as their officers Edmund Gargula, Presidentg Michael Brunda, Vice-Presidentg and Eleanor Hodek, Secretary. Spmlmr VI r, l.a R egina 'ini kwa' lmfi rn Rifflil: Stanlcx Kozuch. .-Xlhert Ht-Iula, l,t-onard Claluoci, Vlartin Janis, Rohn-i't flarlti lfdward l':t-tlorclia, ,lost-ph llydock. i 'nmnl Rum' Alanius Williams, lost-ph iiazo, l,t-onard l.t-Roy. Wilhur llt-lift-lfiiigt-i' lfrancis llotclc. 1711.711 Rmlx' N'lunucl lfilloy, Ronald Kloscov. Nlicliacl Kocha, :Xrthur lirirnhle, l'aul Zona. Spwrmr-f Miss llolmcs 'ml Rm' ' l,rf1 ni Rflqlzl: :Kuna-s Krajcirovic, Marianne St-rina, Mary Ann Pt-lclieck -lean fVlattai, Mary l,ipar, Lorraine Marek, Rose Nlarie Krutsick. rrmul Rfrztx' Nlary flnn iVlihallgo, l,ouise :Xnn Yantosilt, ROSk'IlllIl'j' Radocha. .'xI'll'l1l' Delfclmlio, Mary Durak. I'l11'r-fl Rott? l,orrainc SI'2lIllk'li. kloscphim- liasiago. .Mute Sl'arra, llatricia liallaglicr, Nlary -lam' Williams. 56 HOBBY CRAFT CLUB This cluh, headed hy a new member of the faculty. lVlr. l,aRegina, was formed to create and stimulate interest in various hohhies. lt also better acquaints the students with the use of different types of machinery. The officers are Michael Kocha, Presidentg Eugene Lapos. Vice-President: Leon- ard l,eRoy, Secretary: and Ronald lVloscoe, Treasurer. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB lVliss Holmes, the adviser of this cluh, instructs the girls in useful activities which will occupy their leisure time. The memhers this year have learn- ed to knit, crochet. and em- hroider, and have studied many other arts of this nature. The officers of this club are Lorraine Marek, President: Mary Durak, Vice-President: Rosemary Radocha, Secretary: and .lean Matta, Treasurer. l Spa 71JR0f7MlSS Lewis Fin? Raft'--1.qfr fo Riglzrx .lanmarette Cipyak. Lynn Richards, Bernadine Breslin, Waym- Miller. Irene Rondosh, Ruth West, Janice Hontz. Semin! Raw: Margo Kellow, Barbara Vlvargo, Ann Wlashington, Verna Shober, Ann Marie Soley, Catherine Chuckran, jean Kotus. Third Ro-lv: Daniel Arner, Michael Gelatko, William DeLong, Kenneth A. Fredericlcs Anna Mac Hanas. Sporzfor-Miss Pispeky Firft Row-Left to Right: Carole Stickler, Mirella Kendra, Mary Ann Mikulsky, Mary Dolores Yaschur, Martha Klapac, Mary Pelcarik. janet Booth. Srrrnlfl Row: Mary Louise Heffelliinger, Irene Rosak, Carol Neyer, ,loanne Shydro, Margaret Xvitherow, Regina Steher. Tlzird Roux' .Iolianna Ruback, Rita Brinkos, Edith Williams, Patricia Scrhacic. 57 JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Consisting of junior High students, this club has been set up for those who are in- terested in acting but are too young for the senior group. They are taught the funda- mentals of acting, and all showed great promise this year in the play Say It With Flower! which they put on in February. These young actors and actresses had as their dir- ectress Miss Lewis, who gave them invaluable help through the year. The officers chosen were Wayne Miller, Presidentg Kenneth A. Fredericks, Sec- retaryg and Daniel Arner, Treasurer. LIBRARY CLUB The purposes ofthe Library Club are many, but the most important are to enable stu- dents to learn library pro- cedures and techniques, to encourage all students to do more and better reading, to enable members to enjoy a variety of reading experiences, and to make students more aware of the Library and its resources through a publicity program. The school librarian, Miss Pispeky, acts as sponsor of this club, and Rita Brinkos serves as Chairman for the group. Spffzyiwii Miss Gallagher and Mr. Vl'crncrt lxfril Ruff' l.f1f'l lf, Rlillfllf Nlarglarct l'ckaril4, l'atricia .-X. Terry, Mary l,ou Cerisini, Rita Diuilio, l.lllTlll1 ivlillcr. fflllllf kmv: ,-Xnira Williams, Mary .Xnn Koshuta, Anita Dt-Kliosio, lrt-ne Yi-vchak. l'!n'rrl Rmzz' ,lohn Lopara. john Nlacvnlaa, Thomas K. Thomas. Spfm,im'-- - Nliss Rctlgatc l'1'f-.it Ruff' Lffl lu Rigllf jackie Swish-r. Thomas Wasilko. Martha Miller. Nondas Spi-ncr, lflizabetli Taptich, Robert Rauscb, .lamcs Walker. lfflflltj Rffrzx' -Iohn Sinclla, Richard lloticbko, jackie Nlaurey, hVTlll1ll1l Maura-y. vi ,ii I 1 uffu 05011 LIFO TS, TUUVHK' chat' iTIN1l'I'. lllllvfli Rrfnx' Rnlwrt Yalch, -lost-ph Kupt-c. -lohn Krutsick, llaul Maccnka, 58 MI MEOGRAPHING AND TYPING CLUBS The Mimeographing and Typing Clubs are sponsored by Miss Gallagher and Mr. Wernert. They furnish in- struction and practice on office machinery and mimeographing equipment. During the school year, these clubs aid in various school activities. including the publication of the school news- paper. The Typing Club did not elect officers, but the ones chosen for the Mimeographing Club are 'Iohn Lopata, Presi- dentg Irene Yevchak, Sec- retaryg and Anita Willialiis, Treasurer. PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB This club's membership is limited to seventh. eighth, and ninth grade pupils. Many of the students participate in -Iunior High Uratory. The aim of the club is to en- courage proper public speaking methods. The sponsor is Miss Red- gate. The officers are joseph Kupec. President: and Nondas Spence. Secretary-Treasurer. I Spmzrnr'-lVliSS Scott F15-yt R!lfl 'l.I:,l-1 In Rigllf: Cecilia Stalma, .lane Probert, Theresa Paxo, Dorothy Kiripolsky, l.ois jones. Adele lamina, Margaret Kollar, lheresa Rusnak. Siwiiitf Rwfzz' Daniel Nvasilko, Paul hlurilt, ,lolin Haughton, Joseph Koin, james Delaurt-tis, lflorian Klxirgula. Tl11'r1fRfi:c'.' Tlionias Szindri. ,lohn liydlon, David Rubart, Stanley Karnish, blames fiormley. Spuimir-Miss3Wynn Fin! Row-l,fjf1 ni Right: Janice Koller. Ruth Perko, Madeline Sotnik, Suzanne lorncliik, Christine Vllliss. S f'f'fi rn! Rffrcz' Vilma Zolota. .-Xrlene Dubosky, Vivian St-mko. Betty Xeno. Thin! Rafah' Margaret .lt-ch, Butte xlcvcllak, Beverly Yuriclc. 59 SENIOR ACTIVITIES CLUB This newly-founded club made its debut upon the reopening of school for the '55-'56 term. lts members are a group of seniors, who, under the leadership of Miss Scott. undertook some of the innumerable tasks which be- set every graduating class. Through the combined efforts of all the members, many obstacles were eliminated, and the majority of the fund- raising campaigns were started. The four students who cap- ably fulfilled their duties as officers of this organization were blames Gormley, Presi- dentg .lohn liydlon, Vice- Presidentg Lois jones, Secre- taryg and Stanley Karnish, Treasurer. SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB The purpose of the Senior Dramatic Club is to give stu- dents Who are interested in acting the opportunity to develop their talents. The members gain valuable experi- ence by appearing before the student body and also per- forming for neigh boring schools . Miss Wynn is the sponsor, and for their officers this season the members chose Margaret -lech, President: Suz- anne Tomchik, Vice-Presidentg Ruth Perko, Secretaryg and Vivian Semko, Treasurer. n.mr.i Mr. Roskos and Mr. Dt-lVlicl 1 I In Riglzir Michael Paw, William Wliitt-head. lVlartin Domincs, li in ual lVldionig,li, ,Iaint-s Zuzu, -lost-ph Novak, Robert Kistler, William Bt-clit-i'. fiuml' R14 ltttl 'Vlikolzljclylg Yinct-nt Spisak,-Russel lfarlcy, l,eonard Scliccsc. inn Spulto Robert lirt-nnan, Rodney Major. :ml Rnz Xntlionv foncsl, Robert l't-nlit-i'tl1. Vlvilliam Vllitllcrow, Robert lfarlcy, ann Stru it-rt laprich, lzugt-nc Kit-be. 1111111 If imis Sliobur, Riclizml Rt-csc, l rancis Yitt-lc, Robert Shinton. Spmimr- Miss lvIlIll1C2lI'I1 l 1 1 1 1 1 Ill: Nancy Wt-sron, lla-len lludy, l atricizi Kosciolvk, lit-rnaulinc II1lSll Ninth: Nloscot-. funn! ut tnni Drt-islsacli, Nlaircia llontz, licorgiiic lVlorgans. SPORTS CLUB The Sports Club has been organized for the boys who participate in the school's athletic events. The members study each sport in its season and go over plays, possible game situations, and rules and regulations of the parti- cular game. The advisers, Mr. Roskos and lVlr. DelVIichele, help the boys develop good sportsman- ship and team spirit. The boys chose as their officers this year Bernard lVIcGonigle, President: Martin Domines, Vice-Presidentg -lames Zuzu, Secretaryg and Stephen Spirko, Treasurer. USHERS CLUB Under the guidance of Miss Mulhearn, a group of girls from ninth grade to twelfth gather weekly to plan for forthcoming social events such as the annual band concert. On :1 night such as this, the girls perform the ushering services. The officers are Sandra Mos- coe, Presidentg Nancy Weston, Vice-Presidentg Georgine Mor- gans, Secretaryg and Marcia Hontz, Treasurer. DS Lamford High School GRADUATION EXERCISES June 7, 1956 Parents and Friends Are Extended Z1 Cordial Invitation. I W'e wish to thank all those who have con- tributed to the success of 'PHE PANTHER by their patronage and ad- vertising. ' THE CLASS OF 1956 Only Actions Give Life Strength ' ' A pcrfonalfinancial independmcc it ftrong. The act of dfpoxiting money in an intcrcyt account in zhif Bank get! to be a habit df time paffff, ana' by purfning the habit, financial Jtrength, which III important, 1.5 acquired. Now Inj' thc timf to open your account. ,Ilember of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CELEBRATINC OUR 53nd YEAR IN BANKING -THE- CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 62 LA GAZETTE Paris, France Jeudi, 7 Juin 1966 15 francs HISTORY OF L.H.S. CLASS OF '56 Paris - The class of 1956 of the Lansford High School, Lansford, Pennsylvania, USA, will be in Paris today where they will hold their class reunion in the Reunion Room at the Moulin Rouge. Since this will be one of the most important social events of the season, we, of the Paris Press, have decided to give a short summary of their high school years. SEPTEMBER '52 to JUNE '53 fThe class began their Freshman year under the guidance of Miss Scarlos and Miss Holmes and with Stroud Connor acting as president. They were kept busy getting to know each other, for the class was made up of pupils from three different schools. The two main events of the year were the class play and an outing to the Hershey Amusement Park. Most of their projects for that year were successful, but one that failed was their campaign to secure escalators to the third floor. All in all, the year was a busy one, for many new things were learned and many new friends acquired. SEPTEMBER '53 to JUNE '54 f With more experience and confidence than the year before, they started their Sophomore year with the help of Mrs. Marks and Miss Wynn. They chose as their president Robert Montgomery. A very successful class play was presented which included most of the class. It was then realized that there were many talented actors and actresses in the group. Many of the boys took a more active part in sports, and it was discovered that the class contained many athletes also. They left school, eagerly anticipating the next year. SEPTEMBER '54 to JUNE '55 Y As Juniors, they were occupied with new and im- portant school activities. Under the direction of Mr. Vaiana and Mr. Wernert and with James Gormley as president, they began their activities by choosing class rings. As Thanksgiving neared, they started work on the class play in which were combined all the American ideas of Thanksgiving. Then began the preparation for the most im- portant event of the year, the Junior Prom. Class dues were collected, and a record dance was held as a means of raising the needed funds. The theme of this memorable evening was Paris. The decoration committee did a wonderful job, making the gym an amazing replica of our fair city. This concluded their third year. Though all were looking forward to the Senior year, there was a note of sadness present at the thought of leaving such a wonderful year behind. SEPTEMBER '55 to JUNE '56 - During their final year of high school the class was under the leadership of Russel Earley as president and Miss Scott and Miss Holmes as advisers. The most important project that year was the yearbook, and they were kept busy trying to raise the funds necessary. This was accomplished by working at the Concession Stand during the home football games, scurrying around getting patrons and ads, running record and orchestra dances, and the old stand-by, collecting class dues. The gym looked beautiful for the Christmas dance, and once again the decoration com- mittee Was to be congratulated. The class play, Letty'.v Chriftma: Prodigal, presented the week before Christmas, was a huge success. With this behind them, work for the Class Night and Commencement programs had to be started. It was worth all the effort, however, for both programs went off beautifully. The class left school on June 7, 1956 with mixed emotions, and with the hope that each and every one would attain the goal set in the class motto - Beyond tomorrow lies success. Lois JoNEs and JANICE KOLLER 63 Com pl imevzhv Of FAUZIO BROTHERS STRIPPING and HAULING CONTRACTORS 'ik N IESQU EHON ING, PA. FOR BICTTICR BREAD BUY MlTY-FINE wil? YURICK'S BAKERY 400 WEST BERTSCH STREET LANSFORD, PA. 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MARY ELL:-:N SNISCAK PET:-:R M1Ro1.AjczYR Biggeyt Daydreamerf CECILIA STALMA PAUL ZONA 66 .Uoit .Vinh iewo uf MARGARET KCJLLAR ,IAMES GURMLEY WHO'S WHO Bfyt Drizwf THERE SA PAZO STANLEY KARNISH Beit Cum Chewfrf ADELE LAZAR JOHN BYDLON .Hoyt Talkative RITA DIGILIO MARTIN DOMINES 67 :Won Athletic Joi-:ANNA RUBACK LEONARD SCHEESE THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK LANSFORD, PA. FAMILY PROGRESS - THROUGH SAVING The soundest way for a family to pursue financial objectives is through saving, saving regularly: depositing weekly, or on some other definite schedule. That way progress is steady. We invite your family to start saving regularly, at our bank, in a single savings account for family goals, or in individual accounts, for special personal goals. it THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 68 The fineft in beauty care , . for the difcriminaiing woman Compliment: of f-ANN Hair Styling iff ANN J. TIZEKKER 125 E. BI-IRTSCH STREET VARIETY PRETZEL co. LANS,.OR,,, PA, Phone 744 Congratulationr Compgimmt, To The of Clafx of 1956 Q, J. cEBuLAK BE YOURSELF Fancy Crocerief Choice Frefh and Smoked flleatf Louis Daniels Jewelry Store 73? 132 W. RIDGE STREET Phone 655 LANSFORD, P LANSFORD, PA. With Best Wifhes For Suceess To The Claxs of 1956 BABINETZ-HOROWSKI POST 83 AMVETS vi? LANSFORD, PA. 69 WM. R. WILLIAMS.. COMPLIMENTS Qf LANSFORD TOWN COUNCIL THCJMAS WHILDIN, Mayor 717 COUNCIL EDWIN H. STICKLER .... ALBERT GENITS ...A 'ISHOMAS Cnoox -IOHN QWHUCHRAN FRANK PETRASH STEPHEN STUDENT .Im-IN SDLACK WEsl,EY EAMES .... TIJBIAS KRAJCIRIK.. STEVE DUBDSKY ..,. ik' POLICE COMMISSION . . . .Pnxrident , , . .Sfcretary ......,.,Trea.rurer -IOSEPH LOFTUS .IAMIZS PAREITT ROBERT STEWART -IOSEPH IVIACENKA RUDDLPH PANCHERI BRINLEY RICHARDS . .......,,., ........ ......, f . 'hief of Police . . .Sergeant . . . . .Patrolman JOHN DoBosH, Solicitor 70 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-six, Borough of Lansford, County of Carbon State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind and above average intelligence, and in full realization of the seriousness of this document, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. I To the faculty, to whom we are deeply indebted, we leave the peace and quiet for which they have been yearning these past four years. II To the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-seven we leave the difficult task of filling the shoes of such an intelligent and capable class as that of Nineteen Fifty-six. As individuals, we bequeath the following: I, Nancy Ambrose, leave my alto horn to Ann Jacobs. I, Rita Brinkos, will my ability to drive to Wilbur Heffelfinger. I, John Bydlon, leave my fondness of going to the library to study to Toddy Daldos. I, Mary Lou Cerisini, bequeath my enthusiasm for pep meetings to Mary D. Yaschur. I, Stroud Connor, leave the dent in the front bumper of our Chevy to my sister, Patsy. I, Anita DeGiosio, will my love of talking to Betty Jane Morgans. I, James Delauretis, leave my love of sports cars to Steve Spirko. I, Nicholas Demyan, bequeath my ability to stay in the library for six months without any trouble to Joe Gazo. I, Rita Digilio, leave my love of fashionable clothes to Vivian Semko. I, Martin Domines, will all of the knowledge which I acquired in L. I-I. S. to John Matta. I, Russel Earley, leave my position on the football team to my brother, Bobby. I, Florian Gargula, leave my servi-cycle to Bob Taptich. I, James Gormley, will my mischievous tendencies to Harold Evans. I, Paul Hackash, leave my fondness for Mr. Dolan's Chemistry Lab. to my brother, John. I, John I-Iaughton, leave my job in the A Sz P to any one crazy enough to take it. I, Margaret Jech, bequeath my love for school to Jimmy Pollock. I, Bette Jevchak, leave my dimples to Chet Grembocki. I, Lois Jones, bequeath my love for football players to Janet Booth. I, Paul Jurik, leave my gym sneakers to Artie Brimble. I, Stanley Karnish, leave my curly hair to Satch Serina. I, Dorothy Kiripolsky, will my seat in Geometry class to Mary A. Scrbacic. I, Joseph Koin, leave my football manager's job to Thomas Chuckran. I, Margaret Kollar, will my mischievous grin to Lee Pollock. I, Janice Koller, leave my ability to think up excuses to get out of gym to any one who loves it as much as I do. I, Mary Ann Koshuta, bequeath the concession-stand coffeepot to any junior who can boil water. I, Edward Kozel, will my love for the outdoors to Steve Setar. I, Paul Kralicek, leave my dance tickets to Jackie Thomas. I, Adele Lazar, leave my ability to go steady to Janie Williams. CContinuea'- on page 733 71 THE TAMAQUA LODGE BI:NI:voLENT PROTECTIVE ORDER ELKS extend Best W ishes to the Class Qf 1956 LANSFORD HIGH SCHOOL Best Wishes to Class of 1956 Compfiments of from East Penn Transportation Co. BOSTON SHOE STORE Your Family Footwear Shop ii' if OFFICI1 TAMAQUA PA 128 W. RIDGE ST. LANSFORD, PA 72 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT fContinuea'j I, Bernard McGonigle, bequeath my speed to Bobby Penberth. I, Peter Mikolajczyk, leave my guard position on the football squad to Billy Whitehead. I, Lillian Miller, leave my height to jackie Lewis. I, Donald Mullin, leave my interest in astronomy to all future scientists. I, Theresa Pazo, will my wrist watch to any one who has enough money to keep it in repair. I, Jane Probert, leave my desire to be a nurse to my sister, Mary. I, Patricia Rickert, bequeath my love for the band to Edna Whitehead. I, Johanna Ruback, leave my job as editor of the Panther Cub to any one who can stand the headaches. I, David Rubart, will my love for Tamaqua to Trigger Vitek. I, Theresa Rusnak, will my desks in Rooms 28 and 37 to Betty Zeno. I, Thomas Sandri, leave my station wagon to John Lopata. I, Leonard Scheese, will my jokes to Tony Zonca. I, Thomas Shober, leave my ability to make lay up shots in basketball to Lino Totani. I, Mary Ellen Sniscak, bequeath my love for dancing to Oscar Yevcak. I, Cecilia Stalma, leave my job in the Triangle to Jean Steber. I, Thomas Thomas, will the wolf whistle on my car to Vincent Spisak. I, William Thomas, leave my band managerls job to some one who likes to give demerits to underclassmen. I, Suzanne Tomchik will my blonde hair to Verna Shober. I, Bernardine Vanak, leave my pony tail to Joanne Shydro. I, Daniel Wasilko, bequeath my ability to drive one-handed to any one who is left-handed. I, Robert Weaver, leave my six feet two inches to Pee Wee Brown. I, Anita Williams, leave my love for parades to my sister, Edith. I, James Williams, will my job at Weiss's to Eugene Lapos. I, Irene Yevchak, leave my quiet manner to Ruth Perko. I, Barbara Yurick, leave my Dutch Accent to my sister, Bev. I, Paul Zona, will my motorcycle to Marlon Brando. Lastly, we do appoint our class advisers as executors of this, our Last Will and Testament. In witness thereof, we, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-six, have to this document set our hands and seals, this 7th day of June, 1956. THE CLASS OF 1956 CSeaD In witness thereof, we, the Class Officers, have set our hands and seals, this 7th day of june, 1956. Russian, EARLEY CSealb BERNARDINE VANAK CSeaD BETTE JEVCHAK CSealD 73 Bert Wifhe: From . . . THE FULLER BRUSH MAN Complimenti of JOSEPH KASSAK iff 'Q' T E D 's 312 WEST PATTERSON STREET LUNCHEONETTE Phone 142-W LANSFORD, PA. Compliment: of Cvmplimfnff Of WENZEL'S BAKERY FRIEDBERG6 LANsFov.n TAMAQUA AND P7 WENZEL'S ROLLER RINK TAMAQUA TAMAQUA PA. PENNSYLVANIA Compliment: Compumfm-' of f 0 OLD coMPANvs CLUB if Fred Harleman, Prop. 72? ENDICOTT-JOHNSON EDGEMONT ROAD SHOE STORE LANSFORD, PA. BARNEY'S MODEL TRAINS We can Jupply all your .llodel train needf Sir 718 E. RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. Phone 859-J Complimentf of KLINGAMAN'S 130 E. BROAD STREET TAMAQUA, PA. iff Your Bef! Bet For Siationery and Office Needf' But W irhef SUMMIT HILL Granite 84 Marble Co. Congratulationf Clan of 1956 . PETER TAMAGNINI MEATS - GROCERIES - FRUITS it A Makers of Phone 440 DISTINCTIVE MONUMENTS 149 W. Ridge Street LANSFORD, PA Complimfnt: of CLEANERS AND DYERS Praying-Laundering Tailoring and Rug Cleaning FRUIT PRODUCE AND GROCERIES Tix' if Michael Strepko, Agent 47 Walnut Street LANSFORD, PA LANSFORD, PA. Phone 677 TON I'S Complimentf AMOCO SERVICE of 211 West Patterson Street NEWBERRY'S Sk F1vE AND TEN CENT STORE Phone 9615 LANSFORD, 'iff Antoinette Rendish, Prop. LANSFORD, PA. C0'gZjjjfjJjfQfg6,-,' - SELIGMAN 8. co., mc. Q FINE FURNITURE AND HARDWARE UNUSUAL GIFTS ik THOMAS GIFT SHOP 6 COAL STREET LANSFORD, PA. TAMAQUA, PA. Phone - Tamaqua 38 MONEY t t o t t Monev at work puts men to work Millions of Americans h1ve jobs in , industry .md business making, selling, or servicing the things that people buy with money bor- rowed from the bank. And the latest figures show that we use bank loans to help us buy: 4X5 of our houses! U2 of our major home appliances and furnishings! 3f'5 of our automobiles! Your money, deposited in American banks, plays its part in making these products-and in creating job opportuni- ties for men and women all over the country! THE DIME BANK OF LANSFORD, PA. ,Wember of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 70 CLASS PROPHECY Bonjour, mesdames et messieurs, this is Andre Brandeau, your on-the-spot Paris news commentator, speaking to you over Paree TV, Channel 1956. The crowd is now gathering in the Reunion Room here at the Moulin Rouge. The big event is the class reunion of the Class of 1956 of Lansford High School, Lansford, Pennsyvlania, U.S.A. Many of the members of the class haven't seen each other since graduation ten years ago and are greeting each other enthusiastically. During the course of the program, I will have some of the members of the class come to the microphone and say a few words. To be in the interviews, here is Russel Earle , former class resident, who is now g Y P Lieutenant Russel Earley ofthe U. S. Navy. Tell us, Lieutenant, how were you able to get to the reunion? I thought your ship was at sea. Well, Andre, as it happens, my ship has been on a cruise in the Mediterranean. Last night we docked at Marseilles, and I caught a late train to Paris. I just got here and haven't seen anybody yet, so if you'll excuse me . . . Thank you, Lt. Earley. He has hurried off to greet two new arrivals, Margaret Jech and Nick Demyan, who designed the 1966 Cadillac. With them are Captain Nancy Ambrose and Major Jane Probert, both of the United States Air Force. Dashing over to meet them is Bette Jevchak, who is currently modeling the latest Paris fashions for BAZAAR magazine. We shall leave this happy group together, and shift our cameras across the room to a foursome who are sampling the crepe suzettes. There are Dorothy Kiripolsky, head nurse at Temple, and Patsy Rickert, foreign correspondent for the NEW YORK TIMES. Luckily, Patsy's latest assignment and the reunion coincided. With them are Bill Thomas, who is now an orchestra leader in the top ten bracket, and David Rubart, who owns a chain of drugstores which are putting Sun-Ray Stores out of business. Did you hear that noise? I'll make my way to the door and see ifI can find out what caused it. Oops, steady! Oh, it's Stroud Connor, President of General Motors Corp., and his secretary, Anita DeGiosio. Tell us, Stroud, what was the crash? Well, actually, Mr. Brandeau, I myself caused the commotion. You see, I found myself to be a little late, and naturally I didn't want to be, so I stepped it up a little and saw the pole too late. Now my brand new Chevy has a dented front bumper. Is there a mechanic in the house? Answering Mr. Connor's inquiry are John Bydlon and Stanley Karnish, owners of the famous Stash and Jash Garages. Stroud's car is in good hands for the boys got their knowledge of mechanics at STAN'S where they spent a great deal of time during their high school days. On the other side of the room, james Gormley, now Burgess of Lansford, is leading a rousing discussion on the curfew with five of the town's leading citizens: Peter Mikolajczyk, Chief of Police, John Haughton and Martin Domines, proprietors of Cy-Ny Pool Room, Florian Gargula, owner of the town's largest department store, and Paul Jurik, town mortician. Just arriving is a group of sight-seers who were taking a quick look at Paris under the able direction of Joan Ruback, who has been studying art here for the past few years. The weary tourists are Rita Brinkos, Bacteriologist with the Lehigh Valley Dairyg Rita Digilio and Mary Ellen Sniscak, who have created hair styles for such important CContinued on page 793 77 CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1956 wil? HON. JUDGE JAMES C. MCCREADY COMPLIMENTS OF F R I E N D S 78 CLASS PROPH ECY CContinuedJ personages as the Queen of England, Barbara Yurick, President of the Dental Hygienists of the American Dental Society, Paul Zona, famous motorcyclist who is here in Paris for a cross-country race, James Williams, high ranking Air Force General, and Leonard Scheese, mechanical engineer for General Electric. Dashing in to join Adele Lazar, now a Broadway dancer, is Bernard McGonigle, who has taken time off from his business at Monte Carlo for the occasion. With Adele is Margaret Kollar, her personal friend and private secretary, who answers all her fan mail. In another vivacious gathering are Paul Kralicek and Edward Kozel, owners of a famous orchestra, who are talking over old times with Theresa Pazo and Cecilia Stalma, now nurses, and Ann Koshuta, Lansford High's Phys. Ed. teacher. Oh, there's Congressman Thomas Shober, finally tearing himself away from a group which includes Daniel Wasilko, winner of the Indianapolis 500, ten times in succession, Suzanne Tomchik, Dean of Girls at Vassar, and Bernardine Vanak, steward- ess for TWA. Tell us, Tom, what were you discussing so earnestly? Some business at the Capitol in Washington PH Why, no, we were having a friendly argument over the possible outcome of this year's World Series. Are you enjoying yourself here? Yes, I'm glad to be here today, in fact, I'm lucky to be here at all because of my busy schedule. Now if you'll excuse me, I must go to find my capable secretary, Anita Williams, and see if she has managed to book a flight home. We must leave immediate- ly after the festivities. Thank you, Congressman Shober. Now entering the room is Janice Koller, President of U.C.L.A. She is being greeted by Lois Jones, who is currently in Paris making arrangements for a showing of her priceless paintings. Lois is leading Janice over to meet James Delauretes, well-known in the theatrical world, Robert Weaver, who plays pro-football for the Los Angeles Rams, and Joseph Koin, manager of the Phila- delphia Eagles. Oh, there's a group I almost missed. The classmates gathered here are Theresa Rusnak, interior decorator who has done over the White House in Washington, Thomas Sandri, President of Sandri Supermarkets known throughout the United States, Irene Yevchak and Mary Lou Cerisini, owners of a secretarial school, and Thomas Thomas, a helicopter pilot. It has just been brought to my attention that a telegram has been received by the Reunion Committee from the famous astronomer, Donald Mullin. He sends his regrets and reports that there's an extraordinary phenomenon expected to appear in the heavens and that he has to stay in his laboratory to study and observe it. The time is getting short, but before I sign offI must report that Paul Hackash, noted scientist and inventor, who is standing in that group over in the far corner of the room with his secretary, Lillian Miller, has been partially successful in producing a pill which would ensure a longer life for the human race. We wish Paul all the luck in the world with this experiment. If he is successful, the class will hold another reunion one hundred years from today in this same place. This is Andre Brandeau, your Paris news commentator, signing off. Au revoir . . . Lois JONES and JANICE KOLLER 79 Bullen Producti have been prozferz thru the yearx for High Quality plw Economy, with outftanding ,fervice . . . .Ilanufaeturerf of the farnozu B U I. L E N ' S UNIVERSAlIr CCLEANER B. . . Registered Traclemnrk And Complete Line of Materials For Sanitary Maintenance ,, .ag n Sf., ,W I - isa? r f 1 . A J A I T - .iii V ' V 'TL 'L 'f , A-. 'Tig ff-1 I -3 . ff ' ' THE BULLEN CHEMICAL COMPANY FOLCROFT Efzablifhed 1905 PENNSYLVANIA D 81 E SPORTING GOODS CORPORATION WHUI,IiSAI,I'f DISTRIBUTORS lt Pays To Play Si? Branrh Store S22 W. BROAD STREET 9 WEST RIDGE STREET BETHLEHEM, PA. LANSFORD, PA. Phone UN 6-0421 Phone 831 80 FOSTEFVS BEVERAG ES ALL KINDS OF SOFT DRINKS BIRCH BEER IN KEGS ISSQUIRI-I XVESS IJRY CSINGER ALE fl Gf11ifenzzz1z'.v Drfnkn 'wif LANSFORD BOTTLING WORKS 612-614 EAST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. Phone 392-R Com Pf1'17Z,E7Z,f,V of I KOVlCH'S CHEVROLET GARAGE SALES AND SERVICE I sf? 240 CENTER STREET TAMAQUA, PA. Phone 1495 81 SOBERICK'S Home 84 Auto Supply Phone 9633-R 'fx' 233 East Water Street COALDALE, PA. SCRAFFORD'S HOTEL AND RESTAURANT Lucille Scrafford Fagan and Edward Fagan Proprietorr fx' Phone Tamaqua 9673 Hometown - TAMAQUA, PA. Corner Routes 29 and 45 STERNEFVS PHARMACY JOHN Sl-ANY P. E. Sterner, Jr., Reg. Pharm. MEATS AND GROCERIES Sf? 46 W. Ludlow St. SUMMIT HILL, PA. YA, Phone 753 221 WEST RIDGE STREET Only the Fine!! in fllodern Jlledicine LANsFoRD, PA. Congratulationf . . . Clan of '56 Ilflodern Rate: Convenience! Reasonable Compliment! Of RIALTO HOTEL STRAUSS BAR RESTAURANT AND SODA GRILL TQ, Cappos Brothers, Propf. 219 East Bertsch Street Cor. Ridge and Coal Streets LANSFORD, PA. Phone 9625 LANSFORD, PA SAVE NOW . . . Complimmu IN of THE PANTHER VALLEY Building and Loan Association SCHONBERGE-RS AND Wallpaper 81 Pamts Buy A Home In Later Year: iff . if Phone Lansford 804-Coaldale 803 31 West Rndge St. LANSFORD, PA. Complimmu COMPLIMENTS of Of LOSOS STORE, INC. NESBITTS CUT RATE SMART CLOTHES Fon MEN AND Bovs 'fr A LANSFORD 12 W. Broad St. Phone No. I TAMAQUA, PA. C Z' ami 1 'f KNITTING SHOPPE o ANNA NEMECEK NllLLER'S if Dress Shop if 148 W. Ridge St. LANSFORD, PA. LANSFORD, PA. TELEPHONE 1454 If It Come: From . . . Compliment! BOTEK'S MARKET of iff Tha' B'f ' MAFF MOTOR SALES Home Opened Oysters In Season CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Pluck For Fagots In Season Home Dressed Chickens 795 Phone 510 LANSFORDQ PA- 900 E. Broad St. Tamaqua 1364-J Complimfntf N I I-'S of BARGAIN STORE Cover, Drapery, D F b ' MY PLACE RESTAURANT and Notiorflf arm 75, Tk Joseph A. Nichols, Managzr Corner Center and Patterson Streets . L P 12 East Rxdge Street ANSFORD' A' Phone 240-J LANSFORD, PA. l 1 X 1 1 1 RGSENAU BROS. ik WE WISH T0 EXTEND OUR BEST IVISIIES T0 THE CLASS OF 1956 84 H 1 ...,- ..,.. , .4- ' U ,,..--' i- Y IZ,--- 4..- - lAr0'.,,.....,--..,.-- J -.ini ? .' - ,il iii-L Q x 4'. - ,....-- - 1 A4.....-- 0 S 0 -- '.......- ... 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THE EVENING RECORD AST RIDGIQ STRICIC'l' LANSFORD, PA NN NANCY AMBROSE .... RITA BRINKOS ..... JOHN BYDLON ....,.. MARY Lou CERISINI .... STROUD CONNOR .... ANITA DEGIOSIO .... JAMES DELAURETIS .... NICK DEMYAN ...., RITA DIGILIO .... MARTIN DoM1NEs. . . RUSSEL EARLEY ...,. FLORIAN GARGULA, . . JAMES GORMLEY ..... PAUL HASKASH ,... JOHN HAUGHTON .... MARGIE JECH .... BETTE JEVCHAK. . . Lois JONES .... PAUL JURIK ..,.... STANLEY KARNISH. . . DOROTHY KIRIPOLSKY ..... JOSEPH KOIN ...... MARGARET KOLLAR. . JANICE KOLLER .... MARY ANN KOSHUTA ..... EDWARD KOZEL. . . PAUL KRALICEK ..... IMAGINE . . . . .Calm, cool, and collected . . . .Wearing the same dress twice . . . . . . . . . .Not going fishing ..................Talle.rtofthe trio ....Not getting an A on his report card ..........Maleing up her own mind .With blonde curly hair . . . . .Sticking to one girl .....Keeping quiet . . . . . . . . . . , . .Smoking candy cigarettes ...Working for the EVENING RECORD .............,.......,..fitterbugging ........,........Serious . . . .Not scientifically inclined ......,.....NotinAbe's . . .Without Bette ..............Without dimples .. ...Letting her father have the car .Without a milk truck to drive ...............Being an Irishman . ...Not willing to give a helping hand ....Being called Margaret by the gang lots ofmoney ...Not raising her hand in class . . . .Not an outdoorsman ......Alertinclas.r CContinued on page 911 89 DRAPER 8: YOST, INC. THE VAN WERT ANTHRATHERM Completely Automatic Anthracite Boiler Unit ilk Phone 1828 Hometown TAMAQUA, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND FRANTZ'S GARAGE BUICK SALES and SERVICE GAS - OIL - MOTCJR REBUILDING GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Si? 25 WEST ABBOTT STREET LANSFORD, PA. Phone 987 C. H. Frantz and Son 90 ADELE LAzAR ........ BERNARD MCGONIGLE PETER MIKOLAJCZYK. LILLIAN MILLER .... DONALD MULLIN .... TI-IEREsA PAzO ..,. JANE PROBERT .... PATSY RICKERT. . . JOHANNA RUBACK .... DAVID RUBART .... THERESA RUSNAK .... TOMMY SANDRI .... LENNY SCHEESE ..,.. TOMMY Sl-IOBER ...... MARY ELLEN SNISCAK .... CECILIA STALMA ...... THOMAS THOMAS .... WILLIAM Tl-IOMAS. . . SUZANNE TOMCHIK. . . BERNARDINE VANAK. . DANIEL WASILKO. . . ROBERT WEAVER .... ANITA WILLIAMS .... JAMES WILLIAMS .... IRENE YEVCHAK .... BARBARA YURICI-1. . . PAUL ZONA .... IMAGINE CCOntinuedD 91 . . Wearing her glane: . . . . .Not clowning around . . ............... Rank I .. .AJ talkative as Rita Digilio Out for football .,.......Not working hard ...Not working at the 5 E5 10 , . . . . . . .Not knowing the lateft new! Not wor rying about the Panther Cub . . . .Giving driving leffonx . . . . . . , . .Without Tootrie . . . . .Not owning hif own car . . , . . . .Without a good build Not rooting for Notre Dame ...In a morbid mood . . .Not ,felling :hoes . . . . . . .Selling Cadillacr . . . . .Not mufically inclined . . . .Not telling joke: . . . . .With bang: .................Walking ...Without hi: .rense of humor .Not a good typift . . . . . . .Enjoying .rchool . . . . .Not wearing a bracelet D student . . .Without hi.r motorcycle Complimrntf Of RODGERS AUTO OO. FORD DEALER 79-T 26 EAST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. KElLMAN'S SHOE STORE GOOD SHOES EQ' HOSIERY air sim 1866 TAMAQUA, PA. E. J. REES GENERAL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Established Since 1916 iff 213 WEST BERTSCH STREET Phone 179 LAN SFORD, PA. RUBART'S PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE 124 W. RIDGE STREET if LANSFORD, PA. .I 0 - L 0 G SPORTSWEAR INC. Irving Savod il? Phone 661 47 W. PATTERSON STREET LANSFORD, PA. 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Marks Mr. 81 Mrs. John Marshall Mr. 81 Mrs. Stephen Martinkovic Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas Matusic Mrs. Charles Mellen Rev. 81 Mrs. John Miller Mr. 81 Mrs. Francis Montgomery Mr. 81 Mrs. John Moran Miss Sallie C. Mulhearn Mr. 81 Mrs. Stephen Nemeth Mr. 81 Mrs. Gabriel Ondrus Mrs. Joseph Pancheri Miss Mary Pavlinchak Miss Mary Pazo Mrs. Victoria Pazo Mr. 81 Mrs. Angelo Petrucci Mr. Reno Petrucci Joseph Piazza A. Pispeky Thomas Ponting Leonard Price Charles Probert Mr. gl Mrs. Miss Mary Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Miss Catherine A. Redgate Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Reese Miss Anna E. Reichelderfer Mr. William T. Richards Mrs. Frances G. Ronemus 97 Mr. Frank Ruback Mr. Louis Ruback Mr. Stephen Ruback Miss Margaret Rusnak Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul S. Rusnak Miss Justine U. Scarlos Miss Arlene Scheese Mr. Elmer Scheese Mr. 81 Mrs. Leonard Scheese Miss Emma Z. Scott Mr. 81 Mrs. Michael Serina 81 Mrs. Harvey Shannon 81 Mrs. Theodore Shelson Edward C. Shober 81 Mrs. James Shober John Shober 81 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Andrew Slog Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Slog Mr. 81 Mrs. George Sniscak Mr. gl Mrs. August Stanko Paul Svetz M. Thomas Thomas K. Thomas Mr. 81 Mrs. Florian Tichy Miss Emma Tini Mrs. Alice Tippett Mr. 81 Mrs. Wilbur Tippett Mr. 81 Mrs. Eugene Tokash Mr. 81 Mrs. George Tomchik Sue Tomchik Mr. 81 Mrs. Mrs. Sarah Mr. 81 Mrs. Dr. Mr. 81 Mrs. John Vanak Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Vanak Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Vanak, Jr. Miss Martha Vanak Mr. 81 Mrs. Stephen Vargo Mr. 81 Mrs. Kline S. Wernert Miss Verna Weston Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry Weyhenmeyer Mr. Benjamin G. Williams Mr. 81 Mrs. Daniel Williams Mrs. Ethel Williams Mr. John T. Williams Mrs. Margaret A. Williams Mr. Harry Wynn, Sr. Miss Ida E. Wynn Mr. 81 Mrs. W. B. Wynn Mrs. John Yevchak Miss Margaret Yevchak Mr. 81 Mrs. Peter Yurick Complimrntf Complimgnu of of ACME stones co. HOTEL AW -A john Riebe, Mgr. if 'il' LANsFoRD, PA. 863 East Patterson Street LANSFORD, PA. Compliment: of SECRETARIAL AND ACCOUNTING TRAINING Qualify for fascinating work and a secure future SEND FOR CATALOG BUILDING SUPPLIES BETHLEHEM BUSINESS SCHOOL, INC. ik 59th year 223-243 Rowe Street TAMAQUA, PA. Foufth Street and Bf03dW3Y Union Bank Building Phone 48 BETIILEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA Complimmty Compliment: of Of gt, ii' BYN0N'S CALSO COHEN'S vouTH CENTER Service Station 140 West Ridge St. LANSFORD, PA. Complimznt: of CHASKIN .IEWELERS HARRY BOLLES GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET 236 West Bertsch Street LANSFORD, PA. iff 108 WEST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. T. L. DAVIS Tinning - Hardware - Plumbing - Heating LANSFORD, PA. Paintx, Awningf, Varnixher Sporting Good: Agents for MOTOR STOKER IOOYLQ, Automatic Heat using the smaller sizes ofCoal JEFFRIES STORE CANDY ICE CREAM CIGARETTES CIGARS HERSHEY'S ICE CREAM Congratulationf . . . Clan of '56 Compliment! Complimcntx of of JOHNNY BAR-B-Q l LANSFORD HOTEL Deliciouf Bar-B-Q'f l ii' iff Mr. Sz Mrs. Andrew Hlavaty, Propf. 36 East Ridge Street LANSFORD, PA. I HAVEL'S PHARMACY Compumm Originally the of KERESTES DRUG STORE DRUGS MEDICAL SUPPLIES 204 WEST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. THOS. O. HOPPES, INC. Contractor and Building Supplies LANSFORD TAMAQUA Everything to Build Anything Phone 870 GEO ' ESA Complimentf of QUALITY JEWELER DUBOSKY'S RADIO SHOP 72, SALES AND SERVICE Wifhcx Clan' of 56 Succcn' in Their New Role of Life LANSFORD, PA. Electrical Appliance! Rccord Player: - Radiof I 311 W. Bertsch St. LANSFORD, PA. Compliments Of WEISS' DEPARTMENT STORE 'ZR' LANSFORD, PA. Compliments of ZIMMERMAN'S DAIRY if NEW MAHONING, PA. WARGO DISTRIBUTING AGENCY Case and Barrel Beer ii? 219MZ WEST PATTERSON STREET LANSFORD, P Phone 546 100 RTI SO Melody La Vie en Rosen Farewell to you, dear Lansford High. Oh, how the years sped by! We give our thanks to you For the things that We learned here, Teachers and friends so dear, But now we say adieu. VVhen other nights and other days Find us on our separate ways, Our thoughts will he of you, And as we travel the road to success, We will remember these years as our best years. From us time has parted you, And so we say to you Our last good-bye! lQW'ord.f by Loix fone: if fanire Kollerj dw-f i QQ Best Wishes To The Class of 1956 T A U B S RFILIABLIC JEWI-II,I'IRS if 38 W. RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. GEORGE L. MEREDITH PRINTER AND STATIONER Office Equipment wif Phone 4431 127 W. BROAD STREET TAMAQUA, PA. Compliments of . . . PANTHER VALLEY PHARMACY 46 WEST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. Phone 500 il? Prescriptions called for and delivered 0'DONNELL FUNERAL SERVICE 301 E. PATTERSON STREET LANSFORD, PA. 'ik Phone Lansford 525 Compliments Of DANIEL SANDRI CARPET WEAVING CHENILLE RUGS SI-IAG RUGS if Phone 899-R 515 E. RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH Sales and Services ANDREW NI. STRAUSS Direct Dealer ik Phone 857 81 S57 401-421 BERTSCH STREET Painting, Body and Fender Work LANSFORD, PA. ThoughgfulnefJ Characterzze: our Se S K R A B A K FUNERAL SERVICE Thomas Skrabak, Director sir 210 E. BERTSCH STREET LANSFORD, PA. Phone: Lansford 575 rvice Compliments if WILLIAM Z. SCOTT STATE SENATOR if 14th Senatorial District Courteous and Sympathetic Service RUSSEL A. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME Russel A. Holmes, Direftor ik Phone 273 Br1R'1'scH ANI: WALNUT STREETS LANSFORD, PA xp OLYMPIC RECONDITIONING CO. Martyn Baldwin, Manager ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT RECONDITIONERS il? EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. UPER ERVICE TATION AT THE LANSFORD BALL PARK if? James Reese Sz Robert Shinton Proprietors 104 HSAY IT WITH FLOWERSU 1 3? Compliments of MICHAEL PORVAZNIK F L O R I S T Phone 712 33 EAST ABBOTT STREET LANSFORD, PA SARGE BROS. 428 EAST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD Tel. Lansford 1089 Tel. Tamaqua 1800 if Serving The Finest In Dry Cleaning Compliments Of PANTHER VALLEY MUSIC CENTER Complete Music Service if? Phone 1365 LANSFORD, PA. 105 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR FUTURE SUCCESS Jack L. Honig and Employees 413 E. BERTSCH STREET LANSFORD, PA. 106 C0 m plfmen ts Of il? DR. THOMAS POLLOCK LANSFORIJ, PA. I -3-W EEK , . P Q 4 55 -G-Iii Afwayx Say It With Flowfm COWZPfZ.m'E7Zf.X' of .I 0 E H Y D 0 C K FLORIST il? Phone 1138 LANSFORD, PA. SIGN? Greenhouse I-16 W. RIDGE STREET 522 E, FRONT STREET 107 g. .fc MARGARET LILL PHARMACY Yo ll r Pre.s'fr'1'pf1'011 S10 re il? 267 li. BERTSCH STREET LANSFORIJ, PA. il? Telephone 282 STEVE ORSULAK if? Phone 1358 248 WEST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. ISADORE F. HACKASH IN S U R A N C E Home - Furniture -- Auto .Ioseph Abrahams RELIABLE FURRIER AND TAILOR ily 106 WEST RIDGE STREET Phone 969 ir 123 E. Bertsch Street LANSFORD Phone 143-R Congratulationf to the Clan of 1956 DR. E. A. SWEENEY Phone 5291 iff LANs:-'oRD, PA. Congratulation: to fha Clan of 1956 si? SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS L.. . .. ENFIN, C'EST FINI 109 1'-tg, , , ,. ,, f. t ,., , -1' . -J, r. . ' ,A-iw: ,C 1 1 v.. M.,, 1 'M T Y , , 'iw 7 -Ivf . 1 AVL, c i, . JL .ua L, .. I--,4 Jy,iI,A. In 31 w . v KM :m Z ? J :T ,.-1-,x ,V wwf? IM-,Ffgsjluim 'fl' T15 - vi T: Ma 4- J- Tginjif 'T'E2i,+i?a, . .... L 1 1 E 5 5 E Q 5 E s 5 s S E 5 E 5 r 5 i ! I I