MMI Preparatory School - Minamek Yearbook (Freeland, PA)

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Wig . ,wil-rk,:Li'fj'21i4,,.. ,L,.-,' Y 1 -'-'+4:r- vw.-:W ..4:+1.' fit mv:-. 1: y, 1 'gf.Zk:f,!,v?Q1g1 gy eg,-Ygg-,-'v1L:1-,.-U13 , I fl-Q'. ! f'l-',-QYQI5 yifffl W.: ' L A fr 1 'SJ 4. Q 'G i i , w K 'Q' 'i -wsq -f, . I A - -ww. mm f 2555 ' 4 .1 M ira X -. r , Y 'H ' 1 is 1 W! .:. .NU I I F H 4 F OREWORD- As the A1'my's Jupiter States' first satel launches the ig 2 , HC rocket launched the United lite, the Explorer, so our ROCKET h' h-lites of school life at M. lVl. I. DEDICATION To the BOARD of DIRECTORS of the Mining and Me- chanical Institute who give unselfishly of their time, energy and means to perpetuate and improve our school, We dedicate our yearbook, the 1958 MINAMEK. BOARD OE DIRECTORS- Back row: Stafanik, O'Donnell, Conahan, Chisnell. Front row: Broad, Kahler, Woelfel, ,I ones, Saricks, Abrams. WILMOT C. JONES, President of the Board, M.M.I. 1910, elected to Board 1947, Vice President and General Superintendent, ,Ieddo-Highland Coal Company, Jeddo. RALPH H. WOELFEL, Vice President, M.M.I. 1910, elected 1948, Contractor and Builder, Hazleton. .IOSEPH G. SARICKS, Secretary, member and Secretary since 1913, a period of 45 years. WALTER E. KAHLER, Treasurer, member since 1938, Vice President of Citizens Bank of Freeland. ' DANIEL M. COXE, member since 1934, Drifton. IRVING ABRAMS, M.M.I. 1930, elected 1949, Manager of Freeland Manufacturing Company. GEORGE CHISNELL, M.M.I. 1915, elected 1954, President of Lattimer Coal Company and Chisnell Coal Company, Hazleton. JOHN COTSACK, M.M.I. 1926, elected 1954, Attorney-at-law, Hazleton. MARTIN O'DONNELI.,, M.M.I. 1937, elected 1954, Attorney-at-law, Freeland. THOMAS I. CONAHAN, M.M.I. 1926, elected 1957, M.D. and Radiologist, Hazleton. WALTER HAENTJENS, M.M.I. 1939, Alumni Director, President, Barrett I-Iaentjens 81 Co., Hazleton. JOHN E. STEFANIK, M.M.I. 1930, Alumni Director, Chief Clerk, Sandy Run Mines Sz Producers. , i 1 Z. ,,--rl fi? Q f .- M 9 Q g ADMIN ISTRATIO PRESIDENT Dear CLASS of 1958: LAMBERT E. BROAD, B.A., M.A. ,Iust as a rocket must be guided by a controller, so the Mining and Mechanical Institute must be directed by an able administrator. Our President, Lambert E. Broad, capably executes his duties with vigor, integrity, understanding, patience, fairness, and logical thinking. The problems of the students are of prime importance to Mr. Broad. Because of his sincere devotion to the welfare of the individual and the school, we of M.M.I. regard him with confidence and respect. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE During the past year a great deal has been said in various educational conferences and the public press about the need for sound and challenging education. After all of the discussions they usually come up with a suggestion for a program of offerings or curriculum like your course at M.M.I. Sound training is as good for the SATELLITE age as for any other. You are, therefore, fortunate in having gone through a system which the present day people consider imperative for our leaders of the future. The ideas you learned and the ideals that you developed at M.M.I. will stand you in good stead in furthering your education and in taking your place in the world. Remember that the advantages you have been offered here were possible because of the interest of forward looking citizens and alumni. You are now ready to assume your responsibilities for your further education and the work-a-day world in order that you may, in the future, also help your fellow men and youth toward their even brighter future. Congratulations upon the publication of the 1958 MINAMEK. Best Wishes I 1. President FACULTY -FACULTY- ANDREW J. STOFAN, B.A., M.A. We are truly indebted to Mr. Stofan for guiding us through higher mathematics and preparing us for college. We became highly absorbed and interested in his classes and marveled at his complete mastery of mathematics. The Class of '58 still is trying to ascertain where Mr. Stofan got all his information about our night life. We will always remember Mr. Stofan for his good advice, the lighter moments of his class, and his fine ideals. ALBERT P. GOEDECKE, B.S. Mr. Goedecke has earned the respect and admiration of the students through his hard work and the personal care he takes in the problems of every student. This year he capably directed the basketball team through another successful season. He demonstrated his ability as a coach when he brought the NPreppers into con- tention in the Anthracite League after a slow start. We will always remember Mr. Goedecke, not only as the coach, but also as a fine instructor and friend. JOSEPH L. STARK, B.S. Mr. Stark, one of our capable advisers, certainly gave us a fine background i-n English, literature, and theme and research paper writing. His philosophy that hard work is the only means of success will certainly be beneficial to us in the future. As adviser of the FLASHES, Mr. Stark contributed clever ideas and much time to the betterment of the paper. The class of '58 will always think of him as a man interested in the students' future. 47 -FACULTY- EDWARD J. YARISH, Bs., M.A.i A man who possesses an understanding of youth and his prob- lems, as well as chemistry and biology, is a true instructor. Such is Mr. Yarish, who always gave our class a helping hand. We can connect much of our high school life with him-chlorine gas, flashy neckties, Scranton U., basketball games, thumpers, initiations, and home economics. Next to science, Mr. Yarish has great interest in music, as song-fests proved. JOHN ROESCH, B.A., M.A. Mr. Roesch, head of M.M.l.'s language department, has certainly given us a fine background in the German language and culture. As a native German, educated under the noted gymnasium system, he was able to give us firsthand knowledge of the customs and habits of Europeans, as well as the language. Mr. Roesch is also a violinist par excellence! We will always consider him a good friend and cheerful fellow. l HERMAN W. FRIEDMAN, B.A. As an enthusiastic and conscientious teacher, Mr. Friedman has won the admiration and respect of everyone at M.lVI.I. He is always able to mix a little humor in class, and conducts it in a most interesting fashion. Mr. Friedman, capable senior adviser and frosh basketball mentor, is always ready to discuss student conduct or the sports situation, especially in Plymouth's vicinity. He is an asset to the school in his sincere efforts to give advice and guidance. -FACULTY- RALPH E. WHITMER, B.A. Mr. Wbitmer, to the class of 758, is one teacher who not only dealt with problems of democracy, but the problems of the class, individuals, and the school. His enthusiasm was often displayed in the classroom, but for the most part, it was expended as an avid fan of the Preppers. Mr. Whitmer is a fine worker for the community, as shown by his formation of the Wheel Club. We will remember Mr. Whitmer as an able librarian, who could help you find the correct and pertinent information. EDGAR GOWER, B.S. Mr. Gower, our mechanical drawing instructor, is the only teacher to have a regular bus line fhis red and white '58 Chevy station wagonl between school and White Haven. This year he took 'the reins of the PREPPER baseball squad, a sport in which he was a whiz wit.h the Rivertown High School and the White Haven Aces. Whenever we had problems in drawing and consulted Mr. Gower, we were always greeted by a warm and quiet smile and a willingness to give aid. JOHN WITINSKI, B.S. The most recent addition to the teaching staff, Mr. Witinski performed admirably as a physics and mathematics instructor. He could often be seen explaining to an individual pupil the problems of these courses. Characterized by a willingness to work, Mr. Witinski showed great enthusiasm and interest in his efforts to impart knowledge. Possessing a gregarious nature, his ready smile and pleasant attitude won him many friends among the student body. A V fi Y. ,. mf will sr Jwznm o 1 I F, , aw 3125 i 'fiwiw www: gf-fsiws 1 mv up p Zi: 325 W pl W! lfhk , +11 ,ai 2 F' 5 ,. F45 V :f5i,,,x ' : - ww . 1 ' .f ' , - u., -. 1111 H swf .7 E - , zb?S1wQiQf 79 , , fi-Q4 ,, ' .,,. V I , , A U- W -cLEaK- Y MISS THELMA FATULA Miss Fatula capably filled the secretary's position left vacant by Miss DeNoia. Her pleasing manner and sincere efforts converted many of our routine days into cheerful ones. Being an alumna of Foster Township, Class of 1953, she proved that our neighboring school can really produce excellent graduates. We are indebted to 'gMiss T for bearing the brunt of the typing for the Minamek. MISS MADLYN DeNOIA I Although her stay at M.M.I. was short, Miss D brightened 1 many of our days with her pleasant smile and witty remarks. She served ably as secretary and was also typing instructor. However, we all liked to think of her as our personal friend and were sorry to see her leave. l was 'j lfth H AP, CHARLES MESMER Little did we realize when school closed last ,lune that we would not be greeted by the beaming face of Charlie on our return to school in September. His departure meant the loss of many moments of fun and relaxation. Fort Howard, Maryland, truly received a fine citizen when Charlie moved there. His efficiency as maintenance engineer was a boon to the operation of the school, and his friendliness endeared him to all. ' DAVID ELLIS A new figure greeted us as we entered school this year. Students soon learned , that his name was Dave, and he was as enjoyable as his predecessor. Mr. Ellis tackled his work with boundless energy, efficiently completing the many tasks assigned to him. SEN IORS SENIOR - JAY APFELBAUM Aff - House - Gazoo Photo 1-2-3-4-g Baseball 2-3-43 Basketball 1-25 Pep Club 413 German 4. In Jay, the class has one of the mcst humorous personalities in the school. His sparkling wit and scintillating remarks have often turned a dry class into a pleasant one. Wit is not Jay's only outstanding charac- teristic. In the four years in which we have been associated, Jay has always shown qualities of 'leadership and intelligence and has been a valuable asset to our class. ROY ARLOTTO Orley Class Officer 2g Basketball 3, Manager 2-3-4-g Band 4g Modeling 2-33 Varsity 2-3-4-g Dramatics 2-3-4. Roy, leader of the Italian Sons in our school, is best known for his sparkling wit and humor. He can always be found at Sophie's eating his favorite-C.M.P.'s. Even though Roy is active in social activities, he still finds time to be a top student. Orley starred in many dramatic productions. Roy never failed to amaze us with his scientific theory and arguments. JOSEPH EMERSON BERGER fiJ'oe,, 1- llshakysi Photo 1-2-3-4-g Minamek 43 Hi-fi 3. An avid shutterbug, Joe is head photographer of the yearbook and pres- ident of the Camera Club. ln his freshman year, he was chosen photog- rapher of the year g a tribute to his keen interest in the hobby. Joe's friendly, ever-present smile and willingness to pitch in will long be re- membered. His diversified interests and scholastic stamina are sure keys to success in his future endeavors. LOUIS J. BLAUM Louie Basketball 1-2-3-4-3 Baseball 2-3-4. An ear to ear smile and cheerful personality characterize Louie and make him a popular fellow both off and on the campus. His '53 Mercury is a familiar sight in Freeland where many of his interests are centered. Louie's fine batting and fielding as third baseman on the PREPPER squad proved him to be athletically inclined. E ,fl -SENIOR EUGENE CARSIA Chick ' Y Lfisgxs Basketball 1-25 Baseball 19 Body Building 1-23 Chorus 2g Varsity 2-4. f is L Chick, known as a happy-go-lucky and carefree person, also has a serious side when it comes time for schoolwork. He has a reputation as being one of the sharpest dressers of the class. In his spare time his interests include girls and sports. His pleasant personality and ability to make friends will certainly help him in later life. EDWARD PAUL CEPIL Gisipv i G6Egduf9! Class Officer 1-33 Cabinet 2g Basketball lg Press li Manager 43 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Dramatics 3-4, Fish Club 25 MINAMEK 4g Varsity 45 Radio-TV Club 3g German 4-g Pep Club 4. Sip is one man who has an interest in everything, from commercial art to a certain senior at Foster Township. He has established himself as the Hloping gazelle outfielder in baseball. Sip has gone from tropical fish-through the Sid Caesar craze in the Radio-TV Club-to a chartered position in the German Club. We will all remember Ed for his crazy imitations. . ANTHONY R. CERA UCS! . Class Officer 3-44 Baseball 2-45 Movie 2. C possesses one of the greatest senses of humor in the senior class. He is always ready to accept or participate in a practical joke. As president in the junior year, he showed the ability to direct our class. Next year he will enlist in the United State Ranger Corps and then he hopes to enter college to earn a degree in chemistry. ' CHARLES L. COXE Chas,, Body Building 2-35 Modeling 1. Chas has one of the most likable personalities in the class. His sincerity, fine sense of humor, and the warmth of his friendship have endeared hun to all. By being consistent in his studies, he has proven himself reliable. The opposite sex is an integral part of his activities. Chas has both the maturity and the fortitude to conquer whatever life may offer. SENIOR - MARK J. LEVINE lGMark!! Body Building 2-3-4g Fish Club 1. Mark is well-known for his ability to orate on almost any subject. His amazing adeptness in gymnastics has been the highlight of our past two gym exhibitions as he kept the crowd on the edge of their seats with his antics on the rings. An able mechanic, Mark plans to enter General Motors Institute, where we wish him the best of luck. STEPHEN LICHVAR A'Steve Fish Club 1-2-35 Class Officer 1-25 Cabinet 3-fig Baseball 49 Pep Club 41. ML Personality is happiest when driving his hot '52 Chevy. Always ready with a smile and a scintillating crack, this casual senior has spread his fame throughout the region as a dashing Lady Killer andfor baby sitter. Scholastically he has proven his ability in the mastery of lflis sgudies. Anyone is truly fortunate to list this all-around guy as his ren . CARL LYNN Carl Cabinet 1-2-3-4g Baseball 4-3 Fish Club 1-2-33 Modeling 1. When one hears the terms handsome, personality, and friendship he automatically associates them with Carl. Always ready with a smile and a helping hand, -he has won everyone's admiration. Carl, a man about town, seems to have solved the age-old problem of handling women by a suave system of tactics known only to him. Not including Carl as a friend is lacking a dash of spice in life. WILLIAM MATHE K'Wild Bill Baseball 25 Body Building 1-2-3. A warm smile and friendly personality aptly describe the appearance of Wild Bill. His skillful and smooth ability at sinking baskets in noon-hour basketball games, along with his work in the Body Building Club, shows adequately his interest in sports. His bus line C50 Chevyi was a familiar vehicle on White Haven streets. Bill's likable qualities made him a friend to all his classmates. w W' at --ac -SENIOR MICHAEL F. McDONALD ccMike17 Class Officer 23 Fish Club 2g Movie 2g Dramatics 1. Here is a boy who believes in living life to the fullest. His ever-ready smile and hilarious antics have enabled him to see the bright side of everything. Senior German students will long remember Mike's knack for substituting his own versions of translations. Well-known at regional social functions, he was often seen with members of the opposite sex as well as his pals. JAMES G. McGUIRE uwilbn in HJCITYH Press 2-3-43 Dramatics 2-3-49 Minamek 45 Baseball 43 Dramatics Club 45 Chorus 15 Pep Club 4. Wilb is the true combination of an excellent student and fine friend. A regular fellow, he always manages to get pleasure out of life. His initiative and will to succeed have made him a leader both academically and socially. .Ierry's talent for journalism was revealed to us when he rose to the editorship of the FLASHES, which enjoyed another banner year. PHILIP MCHAIE Phil Basketball 1-2-3-43 Photo 2-3-43 Chorus lg Minamek 4g Varsity 3-4. One of the taller members of the class, Phil is an outstanding athlete and a scholar. Determined Phil was one who helped the PREPPERS with his rebounding and shooting when all seemed doomed. Quiet mannered and possessing a genial personality, his more coveted possessions include a 1946 Ford and a 35 mm. camera. Always a hard worker, Phil plans to attend MIT. FRANCIS MUSSOLINE 'LMussie Fish Club 33 Motion Picture 2. Characterized by his jolly laugh and affable personality, Mussie re- turned to our class this year after a short tenure in Florida. His '55 Cadillac is his pride and joy, in which he can usually be seen patrolling the streets in his leisure time. Engineering seems to be in the future for Frank, and with his desire to succeed, we can expect great accomplish- ments of him. SENIOR - ANTHONY PITMAN EGTOHYN Basketball 1-2g Baseball 1-2-3-43 Radio 455 Band 1-2. Tony came to M.M.I. as a freshman in 1953. Upon entering he became engaged in many activities ranging from baseball to band. He is known mainly by his shiny black '57 Corvette. Because of a quiet nature, one would believe him to be shy, but he will readily pitch in if there is something new to do. EDWARD RYMSZA, JR. Father Body Building 15 Fish Club 2-3. Ed is the proud possessor of a unique sense of humor and uncanny ability to fit a witty remark into any conceivable situation. Although he is mischievous at times, it is difficult to become angry with him because of his pleasant nature and persistent smile. Father is best known as a close friend of 'LFarley. NICHOLAS SAULLO Big Nick Basketball Manager 2g Fish Club 1-2g Modeling 3. A pleasing personality, a friendly smile, and a talent for- off-the-cuff remarks make diminutive Nick a center of attraction. His tlmelyiobserva- tions and ability in mathematics never failed to amaze us. Seniors will long remember Nick's famous oration on the relative merits of the Fish Club. lf you like fish, or if you don't, join the Tropical Fish Club. Such is Nick-a fine friend and an avid scholar. WlLLtIAM SHERGALIS Shergie - Sugar Class Officer 3-4g Cabinet lg Basketball 1-2-3-4-9 Press 43 Photo 1-2-3-43 Varsity 3-4g Baseball 1-2-3-4. Bill is probobly one of the best liked students in our class. This un- doubtedly stems from his wonderful personality and genial nature. Sugar took time out from studying German to lead the PREPPER cagers and baseball team during his four year stay at M.M.I. He can usually be found at Hazleton Canteen, where he carries on his night life. ,,. , -fm, wand' , its I ' -ii-, 1 f l T I ':: r A .ss W , l l . ll . .flllltifaajil L , - ,- ..a-:kk , -1, . jf - s w 1 QV' I . 1 t A- 1 it 1.. g':w! ' ' u r Y. s5s.E....K-:M , ...W - i lllwlltftll.: X s ii Wigs N ' A - . -- . :.E t . 1 A W ' ex i ' f ' J Y f' '- ' .I . w 'l . ,gr do , -3 E 'N - ' - Hi ,.. ... u . . .5 3 uw ,I L, , tex- ' - . ph ' ' 'Y' f I ' - -SENIOR STANLEY SHERMAN Wormsie Basketball 2-3-43 Baseball 35 Body Building 2g Band 45 Modeling 33 Varsity 2-3-4. Stan combined a talent for acting with his skill for storytelling in his well known and lengthy oral reports. Many times he brightened up our classes with his hilarious remarks and antics. He showed his serious side on the basketball court, being one of the top rebounders for the PREPPERS. Knowing Stan to be a determined and hard worker, we- are sure he will be successful in whatever he does. JOHN SMITH Captain Basketball 33 Manager 45 Baseball 3-45 Photo 4g Modeling 33 Varsity 4g Dramatics Club 4. Coming to M.M.l. as a junior, .lack established himself as one of the boys. His thoughtfulness and keen interest has placed him high in the esteem of all his acquaintances. He is an avid supporter of basketball and scorekeeper for the team. One of his favorite delights is driving his 1939 Buick, 'fThe Owl. He is truly a good sport and a genuine friend. MARTIN R. STEFANIK scBurr99 Class Officer 25 Dramatics l-2-33 Press 1-2-3-4g Pep Club 45 Minamek 4. Mart wasted little time in becoming one of the more diligent and popular members of the class after coming from St. Ann's. He is well-known for his female roles in the school plays and was a good basketeer in the intramural league. Marty still finds time to perform his duties as a member of the Freeland Canteen Council. Martin plans to study account- ing, since he is especially adept at math. MICHAEL URICHECK a4Mikess Class Officer 4g Dramatics 3-4g Photo 1-2-3-45 Minamek 4. Mike has shown outstanding ability as one of the most adept photog- raphers ever found in the Camera Club. His knowledge of Beethoven and Mozart has shown his interest in good classical music. In addition, Mike has maintained an extremely high scholastic average throughout his four years here. Mike, who is president of the senior class, will always be remembered as an all-around nice guy. .JH A 1 fi .Q iff ms, - V 1 Vi -- an, 'I E wg, X Q5 W2 1 1 A - 5.53 ., i E , ,n,af',E4f! , -1 . .QF mu fs,-.Q U SENIOR CANDID - , , ' illfmy , -vm .3 ss, i 3--'sl Apfelbaum Arlotto Berger Blaum Carsia Cepil Cera Coxe Dotte Drake Fagan Hamer Klotz Lenhart Lesny Levin Levine Lichvar Lynn Mathe McDonald McGuire McHale Mussoline Pitman Rymsza Saullo Shergalis Sherman Smith Stefanik Urioheck -CLASS WILL- 'cHouse wills his size to Nicholson. Roy imparts his revolutionary ideas to Blasiak. J oe bequeaths his hot mufflers to John Pitman. Louie wills his night life to Morgandoller. 'nChick Wills his beard to Kline. Sip,, leaves his pranks to Toni Smith. C bequeaths his stories to Gosdick. Charles gives his Camels to everybody. Dave Wills his sleep to Schanzer. Duck'i wills his permission to snicker to Coll. Coon bequeaths his punctuality to Bellezza. Tom gives his hot car to Ed Fagan. Bob wills the Modeling Club to Pentz. LeRoy Wills his wit to Gordon Schaub. Lesh,' leaves his hair to Nalevanko. Luke,, bequeaths his slide rule to Bittenbender. Mark wills his gymnastic ability to Brian McDonald. Steve leaves all of his girls to Rossi. Carl wills his hypnotic trance to Dryfoos. Bill leaves his smile to ,lake Sherman. Mike bequeaths his love of German to Phillips. 4'Wilb gives his Thunderbird sweater to Leh Schaub. Phil leaves his jump shot to Turri. Mussie wills Florida to tourists. Tony wills his Corvette to Bartosh. Father', bequeaths West Hazleton to Siberia. Nick gives his auto parts to Makuch. Bill leaves his basketball ability to Singer. Stan wills his neat appearance to Gary Cox. Captain gives his love of fun to Feller. Burr leaves his talent for Algebra to Jancewicz. Mike wills his classical music collection to Oleyar. POSTGRADS :Picture a . i'll 1 ,.iV Y Picture P Avifilable C. KENNEDY L. MELATTI F. OLECK J. ZEISLOFT L. 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A, V 1 13 :H lb Third row: S. Martyak, Nalevanko, Nosal, Phillips, Rossi, Veneroso. It 111 '11ll!11lI:1 11 11 Fourth row: Yenchko. 35 A 1 M 11 1 11 ' ll-,H vw-vs X 'Q- - . f' 1 Na .A ,.g., saw , '. ' :EMI .1 .,. ,-1 H. N. ,,,11gw3?ZjggggQgAQ N ,.f5aig335ES1ys1f -JUNIOR CANDIDS- CLASS OFFICERS President ..., .... N ..---- .............. Thomas Conahan Vice President -- .......... --- .....- -- George Yenchko Secretary ......................... ...... - - Frank Veneroso Treasurer .......... M .... ------------ D aVid Phillips Cabinet .,..... H. ..... -W ............. Walter Dryfoos Cabinet ...,.................... --M ---------- GHTY COX Adviser .......,....,. W- ........ S.- Mr. Andrew J. Stofan 27 - OPHUMORE f Eu A, 355 ' L13 11m L' '1 ' '- 111'- 11 1 111 ' .1 X 1 9 1 fm 2 1 1 .811 1 1 1 H EXE ' 1 my Eiga 1 : , ' 1 1 1? A 11111fl,111 , 111 1 5MmwMWwwW1QMHQw W1wMW ,tg :Qi I- it , N1-if 111W ,fy me r . b iigr vegv i . , 1.1 1 1 .1 N 11 L f' T. . - . IFA' 'L if Y! 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' ' ::iT:1 1 '1'1115B1,a3Q1f. 1'iE11:545eS:eS:2..1 21 ' 1 1!'. :'gf Y 111 '111G1111gjgggE1Q11 f N 11 Y I ' 1 111 ' ' ,Q 1 111! ua 1- - 1: 5115115 11 A -1 if 1112? L if-. Y :Y 11 ., ,Z g fi: 1 41:-ff ,A L 1 , f1E1E1'?F1::- 1155511111 !V First row: Barnes, Bellezza, Bereznak, Blasiak, Brady, Bruzgulis. Second row: DeFant, Dick, Diehm, Eder, Eikov, Feissner. Third row: Frumkin, Fulk, Gildenberg, Jancewicz, Karpowich, Kirschner. Fourth row: Laputka, Letchak, Lyon, Markle. -F RESHMEN- 1. YZ., u H , , X X.'1-A-gra m, ' 'XXWXX 'XXX A ,X,, ' X XX' ' 'WW Z , n x, X H- , - X . 5 Sgt -' A' aw l WI K H X L 'ax ll l XF' 41 . 'Ar , I -,cw ' 4,1 -K l l xx' l :xiii X X. - X X - :iw XX XXXXX l , X - XXYXXXXX X, XXX w XXX X! ,Xu X,MXHXXX,,X.N X XX XX X X: f X. XXXXXXX EFL faq 'P Q L ef.: l 1 4 3 uw 1 sf E JV r 'X If -' 1- EW-'X 'gk 4, Q45 F-'E' in mgg. Wg ,x is ,. . lu z XM HXHK 4 ll, li, f ' 'llXX, XXX -. 'LV' l ' XXX 'XX ' 'W -QMXVQ L W.. .,,n, XXf XX XX XX X4 X X XXXA'-,,X,XXXX .. ..., XXX XX,.XXXX, X! ,X .XX X if ' .' iiiX:XX:XXXXlMX,XXXXXX1iXaXXXXYXXWXXXX, W XX 3, I XXXXX XmWm.vX'XXXm! NWXXXX w H , W. V 1511-'L' - H 5.WX':u'lXXXJUXX13XXXwXXX,', fm' -' A F. TSS? 49' 1 L4 hgmlw 2 First row: Martyak, Mikula, Nicholson, Pavlick, Pilger, Petrilli. Second row: Price, Riley, Safko, Schanzer, Schlesinger, Schreiner. Third row: Sharkey, Shaub, Shenosky, Silberg, Smith, Sokoloski. Fourth row: Stiller, Sugarman, Watahovich, Younker. CLASS OFFICER President --..-..- ......... ------- ...... --... .... Barge Price Vice President .................. ...... R onald Bruzgulis Secretary .... ....... E dward Letchak Treasurer ........ -.-,...-,.- .................. John Younker Cabinet .... ........... G eorge Feissner Cabinet .........,......,. -- ...... ----... .......... Leon Blasiak Advisers -.,. Mr. Edward Yarish, Mr. Ralph Whitmer ni. rib Qilgifili 2 iff! K 'iff 1 Q w4 ll: , x ,, 1, Q -1, 'bun 4 a E' kxgi 7' Q N is A5 Qi, lin. R. '. v ' wv Q ' H' 'QQ V fs s 2, -sy' 1 L 'N . WR I s C, ,LH J I W 1. Xu- . 1 N M , s, 4 5 QL H ' .. K i Quit? Y Magi E '25 fa. Wm Ex XR 1? R ,Al Jin- LQ f 3, . L-4' J ,J Xi? ,-,V,, 7- , 'A T N, df EAE-gf-?, P H' 1 i Q H'i'i'Nw P rl ff ' ,J ff' ,f ff! Aff' J ,614 :' QA if .rjli X. X Q5 ' X' ,. A Wm m Yx xx E ' CTIVITIE .. . . J. ,. ..- ' 1 .1 3 'J 5 . f ': ' x' . , f .',.. qisv' .:,, U '-29. - ' .fe-' ' 1 - o .' . ' i -CABINET- Back row: Pentz, Blasiak, Feissner, Mr. Broad. A Front row: Dryfoos, Lynn, Lichvar, Cox. 4 ' CABINET OFFICERS President .................................................... Carl Lynn Vice President ...... ........... S tephen Lichvar Secretary ............ ,..... ,I erome Bartosevich Adviser ........... ....... L ambert E. Broad CABINET MEMBERS Seniors ,,,.,,,,--,, Carl Lynn Sophomores ...,... ..............., S tewart PCHIZ Stephen Lichvar Jerome Bartosevich juniors 4,,,,., Walter Dryfoos Freshmen - ..........- ..-.--------.- L C011 Blasiak Gary Cox George Feissner -MIN AMEK Back row: Stefanik, Mel-Iale, Uricheck, Cepil. Front row: Hamer, McGuire, Berger, Mr. Broad. THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief .....................,.............,. .. ,,,..,...... -,, ,... Joseph Berger Associate Editor .... - .,,...... ....... J ames McGuire Features Editor --- , ,,...... ........ M ichael Uricheck Art Editor .,............. ......,.,.. E dward Cepil Business Manager .,.... ....... T homas Hamer Copy Co-Ordinator ,... ........... M artin Stefanik Layout Editor ,........ ....,,,..................................................,.. P hilip Mol-Iale Sports Editor ...... ....,... - --i--- .....................,............. - ....... James McGuire Joseph Berger, Philip McHale, James Gallagher Photography ...................... James McGuire, Michael Uricheck, Thomas Hamer, Martin Stefanik, Edward Cepil Advertising Sales Staff .......,........ Jay Apfelbaum, Joseph Berger, Edward Cepil, Anthony Cera, Charles Coxe, David Dotte, Thomas Hamer, Martin Levin, Stephen Lichvar, Carl Lynn, Michael McDonald, Stanley Sherman Writers nw- ..,....... - Adviser -- ,............................. .. .............,. .............. N - Mr. Lambert E. Broad Consultant -- .... ---. .... Mr. Joseph L. Stark -FLA HE - n 1 I . I Back row: N. Martyak, Bartosevich, Blasiak, Hamer, Laputka, Feller, Castrina, Birosh, Mr. J. L. Stark. Front row: Drake, S. Martyak, Stefanik, McGuire, Lenhart, Conahan. STAFF Editor-in-Chief ....... ..,.... L ......,. I ames G. McGuire Exchange Editor ............ .. .............., L-- Dale Drake Associate Editor .........,... - ............. Thomas Conahan Features Editor ......,......., - ......... Martin R. Stefanik Publicity and Art Department ......., LeRoy Lenhart Sports Editor ...,................,........... Stephen Martyak Humor .....,..... ....... T homas Hamer Correspondent ...,,......,...,.............. William Shergalis Reporters ..... - ..,,... Jerome Bartosevich, F. Castrina, Daniel Birosh, Ronald Feller, Leon Blasiak, Ted Laputka, Nicholas Martyak Adviser ..,..... ..,.,...... M r. Joseph L. Stark BAD Back row: Mr. Broad, Kline, Riley, Pentz, Oberrender, E. Jancewicz, S. Sherman, Eikov. Middle raw: Hanish, J. Jancewicz, G. Evancho, G. Schaub, Schanzer, J. Smith, Gildenber Front row: Arlotto, Feissner. Director: L. E. Broad. 1 , 1 -FALL PLAY- IMAGINATION Susie .........,..........,... R. Arlotto Muriel Henry ...,...,.... R. Dutko Pele Henry ....,,.......... J. Dutko ' Kate Henry ..........., T. Conahan X Janet Henry ....... - Ted Laputka Will Garner .,...,...... S. Martyak Belinda Busby .....,,. L-- T. Smith Ronnie Williams -. .....,... E. Cepil Mrs. Williams .... D. Schanzer Charlie Henry ..... N. Martyak Director ................ . J. L. Stark Nu Yiwu N A . M Back row: J. Dutko, N. Martyak, Cepil, S. Martyak, Mr. Stark. Seated: T. Smith, R. Dutko, Laputka, Conahan, Schanzer, Arlotto MIMAGINATIGW, B 'ck , - 1--f, Back row: Arlotto, Cepil, Uricheck, Ballinger, McGuire, Phillips, J. Kettrick, Mr. Stark. Seated: B. McDonald, Feissner, Eikov, Smith, R. Kettrick. - PRING PLAY- THE NIGHT WAS DARK Rakofsky ......,....,.... Mortimer Garth Kay Garth ........... ,- Mrs. Garth .....,,.... , Lilian Ferris .... M. Uricheck -,-- ......... E. Cepil B. Elkov B. McDonald G. Feissner Gerald Skinner ...., . ........ J. 'Smith Frieda Skinner .... - .... R. Arlotto Dora Garth .......,.. R. Kettrick Norma Paterson fabez Weedle ...... -- - J. Ballinger - J. McGuire Alan Garth ,.,.-.,.,.. . ,... D. Phillips Benjamin Garth Director --.. ...,. --.- MTHE NIGHT WA DARIC, 31? . -.f-.1 vs sl-5' a. .... J. Kettrick J. L. Stark ,, , f . . 1 Y Q :YQQNN ,N N Y ww is H... . X' ,M 1.1 ... H ' ' 'W V M www WMU ,w 1 1 , 'W.M1ffiWW.',5fM.. .Q B E vm. 'mA1'uf0'vvM' 'W W , Wggv' ww. ., Q 'Q W NW Al A yt:-daf5:?a::, 3 w' as-W , L , W , . N . if muwuulx TK 5 H :':.J5' YE' w' W if H ,, ,-'.E5,ag... .1 HW , NNW Hi' M N.. Lx. , 'N w Q W, viuill w i A , L. ff- f x A mfs' 4I PHOTOGRAPHY- Back row: Mr. John J. McMenamin, Pitman, Levin, Ballinger, Lockwood, Uricheck Shergalrs P11 ger, Shenosky. Front row: Deisroth, Fear, Kettrick, Apfelbaurn, McHale, Gallagher, Berger. OFFICERS P President ,,.....,,,. ....,... - .,..,......,.,.,.,., I oseph Berger Vice President .,.... - ..,............. J ay Apfelbaum Secretary ,,....,..,.. ,...... - ...... - -- John Pitman Treasurer .,... Adviser .... - - ........... William Shergalis John JA MclVIenamin 1 2' QF gin .Jdf , W., '2 fm. an X mfg ,, A K -f- 1 Y H .4 ,Y A, 70 my -S 4 -ELECTRONICS Back row: Philips, Rossi, Fescina, Bartosh, Turri, Mr. Witinski. Front row: Lesny, Kirschner, Bittenbender, Barnes, Singer. OFFICERS President ............. .................,...... - - Vice President Secretary ......... Treasurer ...... Adviser ...... Michael Fescina ----- Gary Bartosh - ,,,,,....,...... Louis Rossi Edward Lesny Mr. Witinski BIOLOGY- Baclc row: L. Shaub, Schreiner, Pavlick, Markle, Sokoloski, F rumkin, Mr Yarlsh Middle row: Younker, H. Sugarman, Diehm, Petrilli, Silberg, G. Feissner Mrkula Front row: Eder, Stiller, Dick, Lyons, A. Martyak, Schlesinger. OFFICERS President ...................... - .....Y...... Harvey Schlesinger Vice President Secretary ........... Treasurer ....... Adviser ......, Anthony Martyak Raymond Eder ------ --.,---.---.-- John Mikula - ........... Mr. Edward Yarish ww .gm w V , 11 i gym ,nw X Igmiw . MODEM G- Baclc row: Mr. Stofan, Stahr, Klotz, Karpowich, C. Zeisloft, Spare, Coll, Nitka, R. Kettrick, Fulk, J D tk . - F roriit rgw: Brady, Nicholson, Baran, Gosdick, Nosal, J. Zeisloft, R. Dutko, Makuch. OFFICERS President .....,...,.. ..,.....,........,....... M W- Robert Klotz. Vice President .,,... ..,.., A nthony Gosdick Secretary ..,....,.,,........,.............,........ Robert Kettrick Treasurer .....,......,............... - ...,.......... Roman Baran Advisers .......,.. Mr. Andrew J. Stofan, J on Zeisloft Mi Wm N m - Li ' ' ,, 4. . C ' . nn --MIND . V .v M, -GY Standing: Safko, Yamulla, Price, Sharkey, Moyer, DeFant, Levine, Bellezza, R. Evancho, Perch Nemshick, Bruzgulis, Yenchko, Dunn, J. Sherman, D. Sugarman, Mr. Goedecke. Kneeling: Karpowich, Bereznak, Graham, Letchak, T. Smith. OFFICERS President ........... ........,..,.................... M ark Levine Vice President ...,. M ............ Michael Nemshick Secretary ........ ........,,............. G eorge Yenchko Treasurer .,..... --- ...................... Barge Price Adviser ,.,.. ....... M r. Albert Goedecke -GERMAN - Veneroso, R. Lyons, Mr. Roesch, E. Fagan, Cepil. OFFICERS President .................. - .,,.,.,,, Barry Eikov Secretary-Treasurer .... Robert Gildenberg Advi-SCT ,.-.-....,...... - Mr. Ralph Whitmer -WHEEL 3 my figfg4'iD H' Eikov, Gildenberg, Mr. Whitmer, Schanzer, Riley. H 1 F525 ' y :Q qi :K ,f ,, N A H H wr we 27 W' fu H ' ' gg si w ,mu.'ul'V N 'N H W H x, - gl Q we Ev ATHLETICS -VARSITY- Qeff -' f 2192 , em . f.- mb Y I V N . 551, ... 1 jf, S fn- few I . .. I , Back row: J. Sherman, McHale, Cox, Dryfoos, Blasiak. Front row: JUST THE FACTS Turri, Sharkey, Cosdick, Shergalis, Blaum, Dunn. MMI MMI ......,......... 46 MMI MMI ................ MMI MMI ........ I ...... 49 MMI MMI ................ 52 MMI ................ 54 MMI ................ 48 MMI ................ 82 MMI ...,...,........ MMI ......,....,.... MMI ................ MMI ................ MMI ....,........... MMI MMI MMI MMI MMI MMI MMI ................ 81 MMI MMI ...,............ 66 -- ....,..... 1-55 69 --------,-,--32 7 St. Anns ......,......... ........ St. Ann,s -M ..,.................... - Allentown Tarnaqua .......... Nesquehoning .... N ........... 75 Nesquehoning -- Marian Catholic Tamaqua ............ ...,.... 7 6 McAdoo ............... ........ 6 7 Hazle Township ...... ........ 4 9 Foster Township St. GahrieI's ......... ...,.... White Haven ...... Freeland ...,...... West Hazleton -- St. Gabriefs ...... McAdoo ............ M.- ........ 62 West Hazleton Marian Catholic Hazle Township Freeland ............ .,....... 6 0 White Haven .......... ......... 5 7 Foster Township Freeland ................ ......... 7 O McAcloo ............ ,........ 7 5 Dryfoos --- Cox .................... Sharkey .,.......... - SQ Sherman IVIcHale .............. 23 Shergalls ........... .20 R. Blaum .............. 20 Dunn ....... ..,.... 1 6 Gosdiok .............. I3 J. Sherman Turn ...,.........,.... 4 Blasiak 1- ............ 1 Sugarman STATISTICS F .G. F .G.'Zv 168 50 151 42.5 64 36 51 46.5 47 36 32 33.3 38 41 9 23 4 40 3 43 0 - 0 .- 0 .. RECORDS Greatest No. of points in single game- Dryfoos, 31, against Tamaqua Greatest No. of Field Goals in single game- Dryfoos, 13, against Tamaqua Greatest No. of foul shots in single game- Cox, 12, against White Haven H eaviest win: MMI-823 Foster Township-61 F. 89 85 33 37 39 36 10 11 2 3 I Pts. 425 387 161 139 133 100 86 29 10 9 1 Ave. 19.5 15.5 7.7 8.7 5.8 5 4.3 1.8 .8 1.8 .3 6 -SPORTS Up and in. The PREPPERS wound up their 1957-58 season with a 10-15 record, included among which was a four and two record in the Freeland Conference to give them a tie for the championship in that loop. The Mining five opened their season slowly, losing all but one of their games, to powerful opposition in most cases. The PREPPERS were only able to muster two wins in the first half race of the Anthracite League, one of which was a crushing defeat of Foster Town- ship. Then our boys started rolling. We beat McAdoo for the fourth straight time on our home court, 66-62, and then proceeded to break the West Hazleton jinx, 62-57. The PREPPERS ran off five straight victories to earn a tie for the Anthracite League and Freeland Conference. The first of these victories was over Marian Catholic, who had beaten us previously. Then we secured revenge for a one-point loss to Hazle Township. Arch rival Freeland High fell victim, as did White Haven in the last few seconds. The PREPPERS rounded out the regular season by slamming Foster 81-70, and thereby --breaking that jinx. But as in many years past, M. M. I. had to be con- tent with being the bridesmaid. Successive losses to Freeland and McAdoo left us without a title. But we did have the distinction of sharing with McAdoo the honor of having beaten every team in the circuit. Not one escaped the fury of the PREPPER onslaught. M. M. 1. can look forward to a fine team next year, as ours was a year of building. Almost ! Saddler Well's Ballet PORT - Mining wins! Go, man, go! As the Moose plows through a few Falcons. u Catch a falling star! - PORT That hall is mine! Swish I K, 'E Oh, I'm so mad! ' Two! -JAYVEE - Back row: Pentz, J. Sherman, Dunn, Younker, Blasiak. F rant row: Singer, D. Sugarman, Cosdick, Eder, Turri. -FRE HME - sf S H, 42s 15? difplfff f Q Back row: Petrilli, Bereznak, Younker, Laputka, Mr. Friedman. Front row: Diehm, Eder, Kirschner, Jancewicz, Sugarman. CI-IEERLEADER -5 s..f 14111 5 2 LZQL Ai Back row: Laputka DeFant C Fexssner Front row: Stlller, Abrams, E1k0V 55 ,wg 1 x sv Q, A 6:46- wx piw' vu n s W ' ,fr :wlw uw F lu!! ..' H W jp 1 Aa ' - ' ml-Aw , 1 , ,Wf- rl .fx A..' . k , T :Q .1':2':'lf si I mx '5- ',.'. A ww. E Q W , l W2 gm gifs ,EEZg,. .... , X W Hu J 51,1 KV lfxxl..-F n , Q , , :S 4' ' L EL! 11 4 M. . 53 4 ' ' Q .' 'Q 'r 69' : . ya Q 'f E35 if , , w , .I , .. . I I ,. H . . 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We are the nation's largest integrated producer- from ore to finished products-of beryllium copper strip, rod, bar, wire, forgings, castings, and extrusions. jLe Eryfgum orporafion P.O. BOX 1462 READING, PA. CABLE ADDRESSi BERYLCO GD STUDIO JWO6 nc's CAMERA SHOP 633 CENTRE ST. FR E ELAND, PA. PHONE 253 for home and industry IEDDU-HIGHLAND myzmzymzzwz , JEDDO-HIGHLAND COAL COMPANY JEDDO, PA. 'ri Jw, my , ,,r ' ,i W, gg,-sm H -mg, ,, mm' 52.gsW-H?W1.,t?W1BwJMww, ,.,+,m -V., '-w- 4' +' wr' , M MW -' f?1.w,,5Hfw'- Y 'X m wx if L,-11. x x.-, H , ' 1 -14 -iffigl f. lvl- , 1i'f'f 4..- l'1',',w,I ,- j N .rl ,qw mf :A-L, 4-wiv, I V M YW, A , , ,MW .W ,XX, ., Y.,-,,Vm,,,,,m p, ,,,,,-W -1 M s,,,+,,.,W Mx. , Q- imp LW .Lf-lQ3MQ,,FNf1f M ,,,,,,, my ,, 5Wa,'WWtsi1,- ,.qf,,- , ww- , 1, 5, CO. BARRETT H ENTJEN ,pMENT dufel' manufa for The MIN ,, f:'f,p1g1 Q,,fL?5g'3fW W, W ,A - W, , f,,A'cWMi fWW'fW,', Swv: 'me'D',?::pQf''ffvfif-WiW3+55 'F ,, .. , Q - N Hwy-1 . W wi W,-W. 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DICK CONTRACTING COMPANY S 67 PRICE'S DAIRY AND GIFT SHOP Milk- Cream Unusual Gills Home - Made Ice Cream From All Over +he World I5TH AND McNAlR STREETS 8TH AND CHURCH STREETS ' FT-LN ,..., Y, , , Y ,, ww , , E ,,,5,,,w vx,., ,A ,,!WqrQg3:w5N5-N W, . .V 'S f u I V , A rw Processing Plan+ ai' l5ih S+ree'I' HAZLETON Compliments of the Clfaylih NATIWAL BANK SERVING INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE Wiih Safeiy Since I890 MAIN OFFICE WEST END BRANCH Broad and Laurel SI'ree'I's HazIe+on Shopping Cen'I'er HazIe+on, Pa. HazIe'ron, Pa. LEHIGHTON BRANCH WEATHERLY BRANCH WEISSPORT BRANCH 203 N. Firsi SI'ree'r 26 Carbon S+reeI' Park and Whiie SI'ree'rs LehigI1+on, Pa. Weaiherly, Pa. Weisspori, Pa. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION YAMULLA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ConsI'rucI'ors of HAZLETON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT HAZLETON PENNSYLVANIA LOSCH Offers , 0 Wafer You Save With Cooled Grafe ' Gravify A Coal Feed ' Simple Z Z L 'Opera+ion. No Worms- ,. X M .- Screws- Q f, gLunger or . ' 1 , eer Pins Boller - Burner A 1' - 29 Years of U 't 4 ' ' -' 'J Proved nl Service ' Burns Rice or Barley Coal LOSCH BOILER SALES COMPANY Hazle+on, Penna. Compliments of CCRREALE CGNSTRUCTION CCJMPANY Compliments of . . THE FIRST NATIDNAL BANK OF HAZLETON Savings Deparlmenl' Commercial Deparlmenl Trusl' Deparlmenl' Safe Deposil' Boxes Chrislmas and Vacalion Clubs Member Federal Reserve Syslem. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SOPHIES RESTAURANT The Home of Good Food FREELAND, PA. ' Vigil?-!f'7'i R MEREUR ., 1 oooo. 1 f fiAWHQFWA 5?i?f?E.Pi MPg:GWW Wu RRGR8PWNRSP3R3H fUM?5WNf'NA ' W V , . in! f A io ie 1 J 2 i R' 'O :1 M -A 5-wshla. - ffl -A,,:Av'::-,,-,, Q :., F-1 Vi-.il H -:---- jf 3 gif' ' iii' .Q -' L5 1 Y- 5 FEUSSNER'S GARAGE Ford-Mercury Sales and Service FREELAND, PA. Jima FURNITURE PITMAN'S FURNITURE STORE 526 Cen'I're S'rree+ Freeland Phone 503 ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM MAGEE RUGS R.C.A.. RADIOS KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS HOOVER SWEEPERS R.C.A. TV .,.....I.f . 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I 'I6ZI9'I'0n CompIimen+s of RUSSEL BECHTLOFF STEPHEN BUTCHER, INC. CHRYSLER DODGE PLYMOUTH Farm Fresh MIDDLE COAL FIELD SAVINGS AND LOAN I I ASSOCIATION ,I I I 38 EasI' Broad S+reeI' COOPERATIVE HAZLETONI PA. V Each Accoun+ Insured 'ro SI0,000 Homogenizecl Milk GI LOANS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHRISTMAS CLUBS MORTGAGE LOANS INVESTMENTS CALBETH PLACE I-IAzLEToN VACAUON CLUBS Compliments of FREELAND DRESS CO., INC. Samuel Kimmelman Henry LancIy wooDFoRn, mc. GENETTVS SAV - 'WAY Subsidiary of STABEST CORPORATION WATERPROOFING HAZLETON CONTRACTORS FREELAND TAMAQUA LEHIGHTON W. C. DAVEY, Represeniafive LANSFORD I IazIeI'on GL 4-I442 Class of '58 Besi' Wishes From DISPLAY 81 CONSTRUCTION UNITS, INC. Manufacfurers of Wire ProcIuc+s SOUTH AND GRAHAM STS. FREELAND, PA. COmpIimen'rs of THE LUZERNE AND CARBON E'-MN COUNTY SPEAKER MOTOR TRANSIT and COMPANY STANDARD SENTINEL HAZLETON Compliments of SCH U LTZ'S HAZLETON, PA. CHISNELL Gus GENETTI, :Nc INCORPORATED I-Io+eI and Iv1o+eI , of DisI'inc:+ion Au+o EIecI'ric Service AAA APPROVED LISTED IN GOURMET Guide Io Good Ea+ing Phone Hazleron GLadsIone 5-47 I 8 HAZLETON CITIZENS BANK OF FREELAND Organized I 890 68 YEARS of SAFE, SOUND, and PROGRESSIVE BANKING SERVICE Safe Deposii' Boxes for Reni Join Our CI1ris'I'mas Club We Welcome and Apprecia+e Your Banking Business MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION POLERI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY KoBRlcK's N ' N N N DEALER SERVICE CENTER PCLERI SUPPLY PAINTS GLASS HARDWARE I:reeIancI 404 Ridge SI'ree+ Freeland, Pa. Compliments of DEISROTH'S Broad and LaureI SI'ree'Is ' . For More Than 75 Years YOUR DEPARTMENT STORE Bes+ Wishes Complimenis of CAPPARELL STRIPPING AL URENOVICH as c:oNsTRucTIoN co. NATIONWIDE INSURANCE I HAZLETON, PA. . . . Graduates! Please Accepi Our Sincere Congraiulaiions. . . . Parents! We are equally proud of you, 'foo . . . We HAZLETON FEDERAL , , We Have a TUITION SAVINGS PLAN TI1a'I' Works Wonders 370 on Insured Savings Icnow 'Ihe cosis of 'I'oday's educaiion. HAZLETON FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION I2 E. Broad S+. GLadsI'one 4-6688 8I DONALD J. HUDSON FUNKS Every Kind of Insurance ProI'ec+ion ' Insurance-Our SpeciaI+y Phone 74 Phone: GLads+one 4-0855 Soufh S+ree+ FEELEY BUILDING Freeland 36 N. Wyoming S+ree+ HAZLETON, PA. OLDSMOBILE - CHEVROLET Graduafe of Class I934 SaIe5'-Service Compliments of F REELAND SPORTSWEAR CO., INC. HARRY B. LENTZ, A.l.A free - ,fund REGISTERED ARCHITECT MILK AND DAIRY RESISTERED PRODUCTS PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER Phone 62l Markle Bank Building Hazle+on CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA QUARRY, STRIPPING 8. CONSTRUCTION co. Hazleion CONGRATULATIONS TUNNESSEN'S +C ,The AUTOMOTIVE CLASS of I958 HEADQUARTERS - Arthur E. Dick, III I-IAZLETON. PENNA. Phone GL 4-6678 DRYFOOS INSURANCE AGENCY I-IAZLETON Phone GL 4-I I7I General Insurance I Zwwf GOODUXFOOD LENNY'S MARKET J ,:t1,,1: WOODlE'S FREE!-AND' PA. FOUNTAIN 8: LUNCHEONETTE Where Friends Meei' +o Eai' FREELAND ComplimentS of TRADERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY JOHN H. BONIN, Presidenf monthly investment plan Compliments of 9 rg MAIucI.E BANKING x. must co f it 'T I 2 Convenient Locations 'I A I0 w. Broad s+. 979 W. I5th St. A new way tor you to own shares and to share dividends with the company ot your choice. GREEN. ELLIS 81 ANDERSON Members. New York Stock Exchange Hazleton National Bank Bldg. Hazleton, Pa. HAZLETON, PA. Our 90th Year Member F.D.l.C. - Federal Reserve System WII.MoT ENGINEERING Co. HAZLETON, PA. lPlant: White Haven, Pa.l Engineers 9 Manufacturers U Constructors Coal Preparation 9 Mineral Concentration SERVICE STATION c. E. NANSTIEL, Prop. In Hazlemn H-S General Repairing AMERH5 WHITE HAVEN, PA. H Phone 48I I FOR THE FINEST Par+s and Accessories NAN STI EL'S IN FOODS GULF SOLAR HEATING OIL Diamond Ave. a+ Vine S+. L is 4 some HEAT I 34 s - CLASS GIFTS I944-MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE I945-SCHOOL BUILDING FUND Bell Sysfeml I946-SCHOOL BUILDING FUND Clocksl I947-BASKETBALL ELECTRIC SCOREBOARD l948-LOCKERS FOR MAIN BUILDING I949-PHOTOGRAPHIC ENLARGER I950-PRESS CAMERA I95I-STAGE FURNITURE l952-LIGHT-PROOF SHADES FOR GYMNASIUM I953-NEW STAGE CURTAIN AND VALANCE I954-ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER I955-ADDITIONAL LOCKERS I956-TOWARD SIDEWALKS I957-TOWARD PAVING PARKING LOT For many years fhe graclualing classes have given gills I'ha'r have been usecl for school improvemenls. FREELAND HAZLETON PATTERN BRICK WORKS COMPANY RODNEY SHAUB, Propr + Compliments of MCGOWAN TEXTILE COMPANY Beaver Meadows Pennsylvania n 8 8 The Label of ln+egri+y for Over 40 Years O Fashioh is our Business f HAzl.EToN, f PA. Cer'ri1'ied Cold Fur S+orage on +l1e Premises Resiyling - Repairing 25 N. LAUREL GL 4-7541 For Prompl Coal Delivery J HERBENER Freeland 59J J. H. BROOKS 81 CO. Members New York Siock Exchange Serving InvesI'ors Since I 905 CompIimen'Is of DAN I EL J. FLOOD Congressman I We Wire Flowers Anywhere Phone 307 WHOLESALE CASTER S coNFEcTloNERY Hazleion FREELAND GLADSTONE 4-078I WILLIAM PIPPERT COMPANY UphoIs'Iering DRAPERIES-SLIPCOVERS MAJOR AwNlNes MANUFACTURED 59I N. James HazIe+o Phone GL 4-29II Freeland CompIimen+s of GRI FFITH GARAGE Carbon Sheer BACHMAN FUNERAL HOME SEITZINGER'S A Good Drug Sfore FREELAND POLLOCK 84 MANN A+hle'ric Goods Complimen+s of JOHN L. BOYLE HAZLETON MoonY's MEN'S HOP vlcToRlA's Hemi, Homemade Candies HART, SCHAFFNER, and MARX HAZLETON SUITS Wes'r Hazle+on OPEN TILL EIGHT PENSOC K'S RADIO-TELEVISION LAUDERBACH 81 CO CUSTOM HI-FIDELITY Clonqing CompIe+e Record Seledion Headquaders for Smdems Wyoming and Holly S1'ree+s HAZ'-E1-ON HAZLETON, PA. GL 4 0l8l See I'I1e I958 Frigidaire ProcIucI's SUN VALLEY MEAT CO. 4 MiIes Nor'II1 of HazIeI'on ai on R+. 309 N'S, I Phone - Drums- 3338I loo N. WYOMING sr. HAZLETON Meais WIII' YOU' APPWVGI CompIimen+s of I'I. HARRY GREBEY Funeral Direc'I'or 235 Easi' Broad SI'ree+ HAZLETON, PA. JOHN J. MORAN 81 SON Premium Beverages Since I892 PHONE GL 4-472I HAZLETON, PA BENJAMIN 8: MARKMAN. INC. Insurance and Real EsI'a'I'e HAZLETON. PENNSYLVANIA CompIimenI's of HAZLETON AUTOMOBILE TRADES ASSOCIATION I Eidam Brofhers HazIe'I'on Buick Company HazIe'I'on Mofor Company I'Ffer'I CI1evroIe'I' Marc Mofors Power CiI'y Mo'I'or Company Sherrock Bro'I'I1ers Wrighi' Mo'I'or Sales Co. YEAGER'S TV and Appiiances 66I AII'er S'Iree'I' I'IazIe'Ion, Pa. HOFFMAN - ADMIRAL - RCA CompIe'I'e Lines of Hi-Fi Sound Phone GL 5-437I PATRONS T. F. McFadden H. B. Spoon+ Co. FeIIin's Jewelry S'Iore Ben Gauz 92 AAA ANTHRACITE MOTOR CLUB AI+amon'r Building CASHIMER'S Pain+ and Decora+ing Cen'I'er Fron'r and Cenfre S+. HAZLETON FREEI-AND FEIST CARR S BO-I-I-LING CO' Wholesale Confecfioner Freeland FREE!-AND DR. M. L. BLUM MCCANN Opfomelrisi' HAZLETON NATIONAL BANK BLDG. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Trader's Bank Building HAZLETON UNION FURNITURE STORE 244 Wes+ Broad S+ree+ NICKY NOCCI'S Variely S'rore Jewelry - Gree+ing Cards -- Cosmeiics FREELAND. PENNA. WOLFEIS KNOTTY PINES INSURANCE AGENCY Prop., ED- BYOREK AI Wolfe, '24 FREE'-AND 26+h and N. Church S+. DR. J. M. DELLA CROCE THE LEICHTMAN ICE CREAM CO., INC. Pure as +he Mounlain Air FRUMKIN BROS. Home of 2I Famous Brands 2I W. Broad S+. S. S. KRESGE CO. Hazlefon Always Try Kresge's Firsl' HAZLETON SENAPFS P'ZZA sENAPE's BAKERY B d S I I N - .Mn Home of 'l'he Or'g'n I P' ma way Iye 2 con I A Bread-Rolls-Buns-Ryd Biadgiloagies Baked Fresh 'lo Your Order 835 N, Vine S+, ass N. vine S+. Phone GL 4-9l68 Hazlefon' Pa- GL 4 83' Compllmehls Happy Moforing of GILDENBERG AUTO SERVICE SYLVESTER ENGLE CO. 39 W. Diamond Ave. Jewelers HazIe'l'on, Pa. CompIimen+s of HOWARDS JAMIN GIH5' Je'YeI Yf I-UQQGQGH MANUFACTURING COMPANY Sporhng Goods 40 WEST BROAD STREET 'a1'e+0n Congra+uIaI'ions SCAMPER SPORTSWEAR. INC. DIAMOND ELECTRIC CO. Freeland PETRILLI FU NERAL HOME Your Buick DeaIer KOPSKI AUTOMOTIVE 450 Ridge S+ree'I' FREELAND, PA. FIERRO FUNERAL SERVICE 26 Wes+ Second SI'reeI' HAZLETON. PA. LANDAU'S BOYLE'S CAFE EMPIRE CLEANERS SEIDEL, THE FLORIST 35 N. Laurel S+. HAZLETON. PA. Phone GL 4-282I MICHAEL J. PREBULA Plumbing and HeaI'ing Con'rrac+or 903 N. James S+. HAZLETON. PA. GL 5-268I CompIimen+s of DAVID MFG. CO. Beaver Meadows ROBERT H. SILBERG WAGN ER BROTH ERS Hardware Company FRED E. WILLIAMS Coal - Hardware Wesiinghouse Appliances WHITE HAVEN PHONE 332I BLUMER'S JEWELRY STORE HazIeI'on McGRAW 8: SON FUNERAL HOME 444 WasI1ing+on S+reeI' FREELAND, PA. ' Phone I9 JOHN STUNTZ Teleyigign H. Elecfrical Appliances AND SON FREELAND Complimenfs of GRIFFITH LUMBER CO. BELLEzzA'S SI-IoI5 STORE BUf'C'I'I9 SUPPIQS Complimenfs SMITI-I FLORAL co. of Broad and Pine Sfs. Hazlefon ALBERT H' EIDAM Cadillac UNITED WALLPAPER CO. Hazlefon, Pa. THE NORTH SALES CO. Sfore and Office Equipmenf 30 E. BROAD HAZLETON SUNOCO KISLAN'S SERVICE STATION Gas - Oil- Accessories IOI CENTRE ST. FREELAND SUN VALLEY INN Drums, Penna. Congrafulafions on Your Graduafion Complimenfs of DAIRYLEA Milk-Ice Cream Mafuella Dairy Division HAZLETON, PA. COSGROVE STUDIO 8g CAMERA SHOP 27 W. Broad Sf. Hazlefon, Pa. If You Can'f Find If af Cosgrove's- Sfop Looking WILLIAM'S . I-IAZLETON FURNITURE MART EOmP me'IIS of 530 W. Greene Sf. Hazlefon ROSEN S FURNITURE' INC' Phone GL 4-0888 Hazlellon OSTROFF'S GROCERY STORE Freeland, Pa. TARONE BROTHERS Self Service Food Marlxef 8I9 Alfer Sfreef HAZLETON. PENNA. 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