Mahanoy City High School - Maroon and Black Yearbook (Mahanoy City, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1940 volume:

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GRD EGRE GREETING' We the Class of 40 mv1te vou to peruse the annals of our school days and to sha1e wxth us the experlences portrayed 1n the pages of th1s our chef d oeuvre We have just completed four of the most en joyable years of our young llves and 1n our mmds and hearts we shall bear forever the memory of these cherxshed days However, m order to xmprmt upon our mem or1es a real and llVlHg portra1t of M C H S we have worked together to arrange thls oubhca t1on To the democratlc Splflt whlch permeates the classrooms and halls of our hlgh school, and to the sp1r1t of servlce and cooperatlon we have learned here, we dtdlcate the 1940 Amerlcan Ilag Ed1t1on of the MARKJON AND BLAQK iflic - ' 3, aww, -rg- ,aiu 3' g,vfg.3E,fwx,iL.hm ,K A ll Nl 2333. .-sg. . -?' , ' 2 QW '-1+u.51f..::. , v1.,..,. .ws . 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' + - . .H . . K , . . ' . 1 ' x . t . e .... A t 1 V il-u. ACTIVITY CLOCK Hosts and hostesses of socnal dancmg VIII cut a rug and show us how Betty and Dolly scorn duets and gtt thelr daxly supply of YIEIITIIHS Hearts are trump when the 'Senior card party gets under way Dumb Isthel needs makeup f01 that SCfll0l'l11f Youth T1kes Over Better set thlt alarm next tlme' Nfhss Clelrx has your number Oops' there goes 'mother test tube' X Xvhy IS the glass so fragllc' Vllss Ford bandlges M1flJI1S VKIISI Her professlonal technnque 15 superb iii Movles' and Stephen m1kes the gal lopmg gelatme unreel IU profes slonal fashlon Good pure water' Lahutsky needs to be reuwed after that French FCCI IIIUOII Such 1 thlrst for knowledge' Goep and Alma don t see the cameraman Prutlce makes perfect stlek to xt oe' Allez Oop' XX Itch thus drlll' Glrls sports are out of the kmdergirten c ass 1 C ' - ' f .- If A Za I ' -21 I - . ,I ., . Y. .Cr .M 1. v ' l U , . ' ' If , Q I 1 A I' gf , s X 1 I A . 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Ul1dLI'iIll'ldll'1g of thL studLnt s prob L 1s hue bLLn of mhmu muL m m1 mg tu roug1 pau., 1 l1ttlL SIUOOIIILI' ior mam a Stu L I1rtnLuI1rlx 1pprLL1,1tLCl uLrL tl1L mdnudull lI1ILI'NlLXK5 L,I'll1lLd bx lum IO Lum mLmbLr ot tin Qcmur ss T .ln 1 L 1 l11lI'llSI!'l or to 1 wort 13 ILXCLT .mc to ,1 bLl0NLL trnnd IIL Lllgi of 40 Cxunds S LLrL xx 111 mu 1LurL x Irs 1 s UI sL to brink mon suLLL5S to om .1lrL,xLx tln possusm ot Otl IH r1Ll1 lTlL.1bLl1'L MR. OSEPH E. Box LE, M. A.-Prmvzpal . 1, - 14 1-K-gxlgg 3' '- 1 Q-1 5 A - . L1 I ' . . Q .run X K1 Cl , X r. Bm' - 1 119 .u ri: I xc wrx --xx .1. ' . 'X 11113 V 'Lx . . vumxng in L nic- V ' Q: A yur ' 111 -, ', m f -. A '11 1 L rg' v. u L' ' . .jum nl-', K ' K' ' .uminix mriuu .lm ,- '11 - ,- ' . ' npr . - .4 Ls 21: 1 ' Q1 vum - ' . . 1 15 caju-1 K Lum- ' . mam Y - ' ' I' XL- . fl .' R '. ' Q 1 1, .1 1- wut -1 A -. mn V ,z miranc LLl.l1i'. T . r. x .. 1L '1-zzz. LAL L .1 --:Lu ' ' sum - 1 Nxtcl ' '1,C1-Q L1 , 1 ' g xg ' Q -- L .9 In 1 xluru 1 5: 4' gn 'L uvxswiv an xupccss. Mlss RUTH WALLAUER Physical Educafiou B. S. East Stroudsburg State Teachers, College MR JOHN L GOEPFERT P193 szc al El1IlCdfI0l1 B S M of Ed Penn State Miss HELEN CHESKO Sfaorfbaml Tgpmg Salesllzafzsbzp B S State Te1chers College Indnana P Miss MARY THOMAS Secreimfml Swem 0 B S Immaculata MR HOWARD AMOUR Gvonzcirj Gelzmal SCIUIICF B S Penn State Miss MARY E SMITH Latin Solzd Geomehj Tflg0l10llI6fYj A B A M Cornell UHIVCFSIIY siwk Y a t 4 . I ' u A I . ., . .- 'Q ' I . . 9 2 A 541 , . D li K , , ., ' ' A I 11 p , , ,- W' - J . . . 1 I . I P P I I, I 0'1- ., ,... ..., , . Miss NIATTIII I1 KING Socml Sfzufns Kutztown State Te lchers Colleg.,t Mlss ZELMA K SNxDhR Euglzsb 1 Izducatlon New York Umverslty MR CHARLPS ENGLE M Bzology B S Ursmus Miss Au LRxA H WELCH D1 IIIOC me 3 E1 011011211 s B A M A Cornell UHIXLYSIIY New York UDIVLYSIIY ,L 'WK MR. STEPHEN SOUQKA ' llnlzzxfrial A rfs B. S.-Penn State Miss KATHRYR SPENCER Ar Q Bloomsburg., State Teachtrs Colltbe Mlss C1 ARA E FISHLR T3 plllg S M A New York Umxersxty Miss NANQY E KENNhY S04 ml Sczemc Elzgllvb B A Rosemont Miss ESTLLI A M BARNHART Algebra A B Cornell U11lVCF5lCy MR ALIX A KILIQUSKIE Bookkc' ping B S Temple UHIVCYSIIY Mlss 'VIARJORIE BALL I4lIgllYb B A Cornell UHIVLFSIKE Mlss SHLLA M HINQH .English B A Immaculatw M A UHIWLISII3 of PCl1I'19jlV2lI'1l'l 'pk.12k , - ' 1 pi n l J , L K . .'- 1 . 1 I . I 4 K . I i . X Y. I H, , 1 A . ' K f . ,.'- 1. ,HV :' ,- ' H- ' 1 1 'K V . I K .. I I ., . . 9 ' w i' .' .,- 7 ' 1 . . .l Q . N... ...,,. MR WILLIAM C BECKER Ilzsfrumelzfal Music New York UHIVCISIIY Miss MARY A ANSTOCK Lzbrarg Kutztown State Teachers College Miss KATIE M RINCK Mum Educafzou B S New York UHIVCISIKQ MR MARh A NOONAIN Boofalec rpm Q B S In Economlcs UDIVCFQIIY of Permsylvama Wfharton School MISS MARY MCATEE H 0 me Economies Kutztown State Teachers, College MISS JEANNETTE M. HORNSBY Physical E6lllC'ClfiOII Millersville State Teachers College il? 'QF B. A.- ' . .1 I I V Aw 355 S MR GEORGL W ENGLL Pbyms B Ursmus M A New York UIIIVCISIIY MRS MARXIN S WILLIAMS Anzerzcan Hlsiorj Dc 11106141631 B A Cornell Urmersnty Miss MINA HALDLNIAN Gr neral Sc IUIIC c M1llersx1lle State Teachers College otafmfzal Home Er 011111116 S B S Immaeulata Miss GERALDINIP M HINCH Vocaizomzl Holm FIOIIUIIIICY B S Immaculata MR NORh1AN C joNEs H cal tfo P193 sic al EdIlC'dfI0l1 B S East Stroudsburg Teachers College 'pkjflk ni? I , g ol I 'N' V l. ' 7 A. 3 '. . 7. 1 , Y Mlss JOSEPHINE M. UNSINN V ' ' ' 1 Z - --' l 1 . J M ' I .B . I 1-1 7 MR. JOHN A. ELTRINGHAM Cbt'll1iSfl'-T, Biology A. B., M. A.-Penn State Miss VERNzX L. SMITH Latin, Frwzvb B. A.-Bucknell University Miss HANNAH EDWARDS Busmcfss Trazunzg Kutztown State Teachers College Miss CELIA C FOLEY Soc zal Slurlzm West Chester State Teach rs College Winn-' Q! iwkc Miss JEss1E M GREEN FIIQIISIJ West Chester State Teqchers College MISS XXXINIII RED H O DONINELI fllllffltllll Hlvfory BIIYIIICW Aflfhlllffll M A New York Umversxtv A B Penn State 9 P a ' . 1 ' L 1 L 's' ' . ' . l . ' . A I K ff , . ' A. I V' . . T. ..,,.. ...W Mlss AMY F DILCHER Fnqlzsfo Kut7tOwn State Teachers College Miss LO1s E QUIN Soc 1.11 Sl4lldIUS Q15 I Miss GRAUL I CLEARY AffUlIl1dllll 0 wr Miss FLORENCE T FORD R Safmol N zlfw Mlss DOROTHY KLINL Ser refarg fo Supl rzfzfclzclcfzf Miss ANNABLLL1. JOYCE Src rclary fo Principal 1 ilik . 4-!+k,! A ' X A -..- V4 f K W ,- ' 'R A. B.-Ursinus ,A',' 1 -3 ,,, ga 4 . , . N. V- , y 1 l Si'l'l'l'fllI'j In SIlf?4'l'i1Ifl'1Illt'lIf Miss NIMH' R. SKIiA'l'H Nik Dum XX Il IIAXIS I31z1ff1'111g 511154 1 z nm ZR- -err 'VIR A1 uhm IL1TlxAUSlxXLS Qmlznzc 1 c ml A1 lfljllll fu Gr ou apbg B A Wfcstcrn M1ryl.1nd X172 WR Dum ILMXINS Blllllllllg Supa IZISUV NIR ABI NORIliIY 131111111115 811114 :zum . , , . , ..,. . x . 1 . . ' ' , '1 T N . . . . ,., . , ,- , ,. , - n u L I - Y mi A . z ' K H A' 'Ei K. ' ',' X x Q4 tk . . . 1 U 2 . .U . N..k I K . . n ..- ' '-., A of 'A'e 2 K MAP-OQNQ cus 5pAND SLAC Tin memoruam IVIISS ELIZABETH C I-ICDFQAINI Death came to MISS Llwabtth C Hman on unc 27 1939 POI elcy cn ycus MISS H01 an had du oted he1self to the puplls of Nflahl noy C1ty I-hgh School Of gennl and grac1ous personahty she was respected and loved bv the students under her tutelage her fellow faculty members ind the scl ool .1uthor1t1es Her Ir1sh scnsc of humor her Wllllllf, cooper'1t1on her sunny dlSpOSl t1on her d1sc1pl1ne her sympathy and her understandmg, are but 1 few of the qual1t1es by Wl1lCl1 sht w1ll be remembered In our happy school days those ITILHIOFICS of MISS Horan mll forey er be enshuned m the hearts of the Class of 40 as the CI'l1b0dlI11CI'lt of our most Cl1LI'lSl1C.d 1deals of Mahanoy C1ty Hlgh School 1 9 40 Qielfii Q . , ., , ' ,. Q' '. , , . , . 4 . J , . . y , , s . . , , . X Q - r ' 1 . . V . X 1 , I . , , , , . , . 1 1 H 1 r I - 3 Y I ' 7 v 9 , ' I 1 i s V 7 . . , . x . I . I . I . A-, t E .,... .,.,.. A MAROONQ egw, Bere-4 Tin memoriam IVHQ. I-ICDIVIER T. BAGENSTCDSE The Angel of Death beckoned our belox ed Pr1nc1pal Mr Homer T Bagenstose on anuary 21 1939 Slnce 1895 Mr Blgenstose had been a member of the loe ll teaehmg., staff H15 was a l1fe of seruee and xerlly forty three years of h1s servlee wls appreclated We knew Mr Bagenstose as 1 man of pat1enee dlselplme and under standmg tempered vs nth a rlre vut md humor ranks first III the mmds and helrts of the Semors He proved himself a frlend to each and exerx one of us From hlm we recened an lntanglble asset that comes from lssoeutlon vuth an understfmdlng, person Through h1m we were endowed Wlth more than edueatlon In hlm we met a man 194' 3-iwk 1 l 3 3 'A Y . A , . . 1 J 7 3 ' ' . 1 Y 2 'Q l ' . Y i I S L . 7 .5 . . 1 - ' I , x fl Q ' 'I z . Greater men have lived and have done greater deeds but Mr. Bagenstose .. 2 ' .1 I 'A . ' Y . ' ' y y s 1 1 1 ' 1 x ' . ' n , . , . . ' 0 ' , g ,,... ..., , h , The Bedford Flag To IHI Bedford flag, belongs the honor of herng the first flrg, of the Amerrern Rexolutron to reeerve 1 haptrsrn ol Brrtrsh hre Thrs frmous standard whreh VVIX ed ox er the embattled farmers at Coneord Aprrl 19 1775 vs hen thex Bred the shot heard round the wor ld re consrdered by many to exeeed all other Colonral flags rn both rnterest preserx ed rn the l uhlre Lrhr rry of Bedford MlSS1LllU9Ll Q eonsrsts of a seroll herrrng, the motto Vrnee aut Morrre CConquer or Drej A mrrled arm extends from 1 eloud the hand elasprng a wx ord, whrle the three drsks ne lr the arm are helrex ed to represent eannon brlls F' X ' 4 2 Y E yi' I ' in I 'x' I y m x -A -f m V A - 1 - r' , . . I 1 3 , ' 5 Y 1 V 1' ' 5 3, . . h i l r , B r K r A' -Q r - ' 1 yf . A 1- and in historic value. The Bedford Flag, today carefully ' ,S ' A x Y x 4 w e l ' I I I Y A' A . is Q .. SENIDRS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS XXIILLIAXI PAxGOx1S Pl'f'YldC'llf XVILLIAN4 SCHLSTHQ Vnf Prcfmlmzf NINRIAN XXXHIICOMB Trfasznu B1 IPX VIIILS Sruzfazx C1 Ass Col ORS Sfmlrf and Wbzfr CLASS MOT ro Sonzfzcfyuz our sim sbzms If IX 1' mf I Liijnk S r ' ' - 1 ' CLASS FLOXVIQR 1'XI!IC'l'it'lllI liwzzrfy Rose' F' Y I V P ' I 1 - 1 S . D ' ' . . . , for ux 0 fi i . MAR A CK 00N AND BLA REGINA ABRAMAVICH Cnrls lxlnbmon 4 C urls Basket all 4 Bran t Vo tx a 4 Curl Stout C u lr S mr 5 4 Ch lrm u Dramatut ub-l xxtd C mrus 4 Cl s Baskttbxll eanle ns her nlckname her hobby lncludes 111 sports typncal outdoor gxrl referees basketball games llkes to hlke has 1 lastmg coat of tan Irs Bnsltutblll 7 4 Consumtrs Club Club- Clrl Stouts Mullu S1ll Blond halr qulet 1n class but 1n the halls ooo cheerful lessons never worry her mseparablt companlon of Llllle mterested m home economlcs fl pt Club 3 1 s mrus urs as tt .1 Yo L a lr Lou u K Pl1otog.,rnph Cu 4 on sumers Club 4 Cnrls Cyltv. Club-I Charm Club 5 4 Dramatle Ta qu1et blonde tres ch1c good basket ball player pleasant personallty called Sham a slncere frlend wears clothes well and h1s good taste ln the1r selectxon Prcnth Club- Dranutlt Club Brown ey es dark tresses flashes a lox ely sm1le to I every body 1 wh1L on roller skates to be a nurse Nlanartr BERNICE ADAMS 4 Clu. Club l IXSKIOIIUHI FRANCES ALANSKY u 4 Nllxtd Chorus HELEN ALLAR HELLIE S Camtus mtylmll Snor ' IS her ambltlon scrapbooks her hobby Q :Y 94- 5i25k I 2 ' ' Y 72 S- CHS i ' ' 'A -3. : 3' ' . b -Z. 3, : 'lg'!3: ll-1' B ll-2, 5, Q ,- il bvz, 3: G1 Cl U -2, 5, 1 .. 5 Cl b-3, 43 Cl g MI ' fl - 3 Irl' ' . . H -4. f1J ' ,Y ' ' ' CS' l , - . --, g I 1 - ' - q in - g y I ' Z5 I' '-2: 7 l. -2, 4. ' . . . ' ' . . . ' -- h! ' . U . . ,, . . . B Adv- 1 -,Q Cfrl' Cl '-4: G' l' I5 k' ln-ll-Z, 5. 4: ' ll-y B ll-2, X, 4: CQ' l S' t C1 b-2, .3 ' y 'l b- 3 C - ' Clb-2, Q A C-4. l ' ' ff ,Y lf 77 ' ' ' 3: 4' +41 vt. ' -l, 23 Vrll- ' 'J -43 c i llay. 7 Y D Q 71 0 E 1 - f . 5 V... E' B BLACK 3 5' M A RQO l l 1 i Win' Na -wsi SKND MARION M. AMADIO Lliorux-I, 2, 3, 43 French Clubiii Basketball-2, 3, 4g Volley Ball-2, 3, 43 Bridge Club-53 Current Events Club-24 Gym Exhibition-35 4. Fair complexion . . . helpful . efficient disposition valuable asset on a basketball team h 1 with class activities an expert friendly, eager to e p in home economics . . . cheerful LOUISE ANGELS 7 Astronomy C lub l likes physical training classes Lxcellent ath ete pretty Satlfl smooth dark hair ioyous disposition mmercial work never seen frownlng will be somebody s stenog X vllu all ct Club I interested in co IANIL BANKES RED M nd in us r 1 1 ub-3 4 ixrus tr1 5 rain it Club Bas etball Striking red hair possesses the exce intends to become a nurse a bit llent attribute quiet but delightful to know SOPI-IIE BEDULSKY bln Llub-l Astiononn Club Lonsum Hunt Hygiene -1 Girls Basketball 2 hich ar Club 4 nursing is the star to w fluff, Nan e, shy quiet Crocheting is the art in she has lutchcd her wagon k usic and books which she excels li es m 1 9 4' silk . 7 . . . . 0 . u B -:Q GI- - , -Q i i -1, . Y i Q l h I . .,-A Q , i fl ,Y I5 cicl Cl , 3 ctr ,-I. 2. 3, 43 ix- Clrr -4: Op' .- 3 ll '1 .t K f4: ' 'k -2, 4. of good manners . . . ' . . . ' L 3 X .. ' 3 t - 'V ' -3: ' - ' - 4 5 Q H 1 ' -- Q U K - . ' V 1 . . . i . . . D i i W ,ri , J ,,.. ..., , U ' MAROoNs e'sAND BtAcK MARIANNE BLEYZGIS Basketball Xo t 1 4 1,l ll'I11 11. ub r touts I Consumtrs Club lf S C,ltt C b u C 1 X1 1 lon 4 Astronomy C lub C urls Blsktlbmll Rdtrtv. 'Q 's Another g1rl who IS athletncally 1ncl1ned thor oughly enjoys the phys1cal educat1on classes mmded would l1ke to be 1 h' l cl structor good luck' soclal p ys1ca e ucat1on 1n LILLIAN BOBBIN f'1l'11lKlS. Club 4 onsumtr Club 4 tt b 1 K 961.11115 Club-3 Astronomy Club Dranmaut Club 4 Czym l Al1lblIl0ll Pet1te and pretty mterested 1n all phases of school l1fe chatters merr1ly to any group of l1steners pleasant to know llkCS basketball an e xctllent athlete GRACI1 BON F R GRACIE e 1 Sevung Club 1 Astronomx Club D1'.1m.1t1t Club 4 C.vym lxh1b1t1on GFHCIC always has a sunny sm1le full of fun l k 1 es sports happy go lucky throughout the day collectmg snapshots IS her hobb y to be a mort1c1an her a1m ROSE BROSS BROSSY Baskttball n1or Rnd Cross 1 1 C l l ee Cub l BflCl1.,L Club-1 I,l'lI'll.1CIL Club 4 Consufntrs u 4 'Ks ronomy Club N tl C 1 Pep persomfied happy go lucky always Sffllllllg and laughlng partlupates 1n g1rls gjI'Dl1'lStlCS enthus1ast1c sports fan answers to Brossy 94- Abi 2 CHS C -2. 1. 4: ' llfy 11.11-2. 1. 1 . .1'- cgl R41 cm -2. 14 3 - , -41 C1'l '-- il -1, 1: 1,'mlf.li- E bkt' -3, : I -Z: 1' ' . ' . H+-4. , V I V . . 1 1 ' ' U . . I f 1 CQ , ' I - 3 C1l Clu -lg V111-y Ball-2, 43 'C ' W ' ' l -2: Q -1 , 1, . . . -4- Q! ,D F ' Red Cross--3, 41 Basketball-2, 45 Chorus-Ig Voll-y ligll-2, 4g , C w . j C.: I, -3: , , n - - 1 'a t N A A' -4, if K me ' n ' 0' . . . . . . ' ' . . . ' '. is . :1 ff 7, ' -2, 3, 4: ,lu ' ' -3: Vsllcl' Ball-2, 3, 41 Cl b- 5 1 I I' fl -Z5 .lixx il1 rrusl--C. . 7- - V . . . . N. . . , 7 L . ' ' ff V 9, f ' 17 5 ....,. A K N AND BLM: 0 0 MARY LOUISE BRENNAN ll! XO Ircmm u 4 Drama: Clu xrlrx C nb 4 l'l1moj,r1pl1y Cub 4 Mixed C morus 4 Xea tm Staff Scmor Play st1tely brown halr blue eyes joys Latm and French expects to spec1al1ze an lan guages readlng IS her hobb Ta y excellent student HI1LI:,N BURKIL ct Club 19 Ll x Dmmatres Lon sum C urls lxlnbmon-4 Volley Ball Possesses rare w1t same steady swell d1spos1t1on U1 t l of fun hobby IS danclng nursxng her goal enjoys skatlng 1nd sw1m f mmg avorlte subject, democracy ZELMA BURKEY MAILMAN ramatlc Club 4 u 1 ble C 2 Baske .1 Scwms, Club C11 ls Chorus Z Izverybodj knows her jo y w1tty found everywhere enjoys sports good worker ANNA BYRON PRoF1:ssoR rary Club 3 on G4.eCu Ta blue e xr qulet mterested ln most sports flower maklng IS her hobby fworrte subject IS bookkeepmg hbrarlan co operat1ve yes ash blond ha 41 7 siiwk cus : 3 St. CQ. icux-I, 2g Cl rua-3, 4g 7 ' 'l Cl b-3, 3 fc I b-43 1 A s lfb. 1' Qlx - g '. ' l V- 3 '. l - 9 ' rbnk ll... . ...en 7 . . GI ' ' -lg l5..lQ'b.ll-25 . A'-45 ' . ers Club-4g 3. 2 . , . Q .-4. q 'e in c assrooms . . . lots . . . ' ' ff ,, D Q - g Vollg B.ll-3, 4: ' e lub- 3 'tb ll-4: .' ' j ' QZQ r - , 3. C f . . . ' ll . . . ' . . . If 4 ,, Lib ' Q - , 45 V ll'y Ball-2, 33 l' 'l b-l. ll... - ' ANU BETTY CLEWS BETSY s C h mr Drum Optri Charm C lub u ii us ff Ytzrhm k S xllu 3 lllslutlull b k tball and foot ta interested in as e Peppy is her chief ambition dancing, her a nursing hobby favorite subject, democracy one of school s most beautiful g irls pretty smile RILGINA COADY Consumers Club 4 Bas LI Cameus I Dramatic Club 4 :i o t J 4 Nu1,g,tt Soitiror basketball and volley b l desires secretarial work as a C'l1'CCI' Petite senior ass ctive in hailed from St Canicus in junior year 1 h bb all hiking her favorite o 3 jOShPHINI1 COCCIA C onsumt rs Club?-l Sunni, Club er attractive . . . viva- Dark eyes. . . dark hair . . . v y ' s loves dancing, which is her hobby . . . democ- ciou . . . ' ' l miling . . . p ppy. racy fa vorite subject . . . a ways s EVELYN COPE ' ' Cmnsi Current lit 'nr --3 lhslwlhmll--, 1 fiuru -l, -, , 4, Cl -4' Dranmric Club-4: Bridge Club-3: Charm Club-34 . ub , Vollcy I5.ilI-4. One of the smaller girls o t me . . . many hobbies . . . inte world 1114, likes to dance. f l class . . . extremely quiet rested in the commercial ,as-. 'wav 'UW' 7 940' I -Av -'4 - ' K 3 C K 3 M A R 0 0 N C545 i Bl- A Q ff ,Y Girl ' 1 us-l. 2. 3, 43 . .lIl'9T41 V Ball-2, 3 . l fi, -3: 'hilg . -1. 4:15 91' I SLI '. r g 'cnior lll.lY. . . . ll . . . ' - ' - gf b ll . . . ' ' ' ' ' . . . ' 7 . . , ' 1 St. '-.23 ' -3 ' ' -g k'- b ll-41 V ll'y B-ll- 2 i' H- l ' -4. . . . J V a 0 I , rl I 1 . 1 2 Y Q -M Q Y Y , C L S 7 ' 4 CI x 1 v 1 itll l' Q' V i 1940: ' A BLACK A N D HELEN DABROWSKA mrus I 4 Current lxents Club 2 Good Speccl C rtmh Club 4 Llbrar Club 4 Bugle and Drum Cor s Cnrls Basketball 2 Xollcx Ball 2 lhotography Club-4 Dramatic Club-Q4 Xlvced Chorus 4 Tall blonde queenly bearlng blushes a warm rose shade would hke to become 1 nurse basket ,W ball and swlmmmg are her favor1te dlversnons target of much admlratlon MARIE D AMICO C horus 1 4 llramant C lub 4 C urrent lwents Club-Z Charm uh rench C lub 4 S Club 2 s etball 3 4 V0 1 out Speeth C lub 2 Mixed Chorus 4 Semor Plwy Plenty of Llp and 5, smooth dancer sweet and cheerful d1spos1t1on enjoyed her French and democracy classes gomg tnto tramlng bound for the top' IRENE DISCAVAGE Clue Club I Astronomy Club- Current Ixents Club 2 Good natured honey colored hfur bluxsh gray I, eyes wants to do ofhce work hkes good books has brought sunshtne to many people TERESA DOCHNEY amtus ess u Cntr ea mg, C orus Charm Club 'v Photo1.,raphy Club-4 Dramatn. Club 4 Brtdbe Club-J Banner Bearer 4 Buslncss Staff Yearbook Mtxed Chorus 4 Semor Play S 1m athletlc beautnful eyes heavy frxnge of lashes cheerful nature an 1nterest nn htkmg, swmamnng photography lce skatmg sum these up, and you have glorlous T3Sl,,l siwk .r , - - M A P, 2 ? Q O 0 N E. : Cl -l, 2, ,, 5 C C' I - Q ' . '1 'lub--2: F ' ' ' -F, 5 ' y i -: p'-4: np. Q- ,Q , . -z , . Q . -. . . . . . . , Z . . . 9 I -2, ., g l - 3 I 1' , ' 3 ' Cl -3: F ' ' I - 5 Pres, ' - 5 Bak -2, , g lley it 15,11-2.-mt, l Q - g ' - 3 ' J: Gym lixhibitionb-43 Glce Club-lg Hostess-4. ec, ' Q7 70 . . . . . . . . . is ' ' ' ' . . . St. C -I: Pr' Cl b-33 VI. V. 'l '-I d' '-35 'h -3, 45 I- l I I . . . - Y 0 I O . ,, . MAROON A AND BLACK ELLANOR DULSKY L b C urls lhxlxtt 1' 'XSIFUHUH1 C lub- lirldgt C lul .lrm Club 4 lrr n lxtn s a Blond hanred gmy ex ed grsmelous fuendly a swell pal that s Eleanor' excellent qualntxes assure her of a pos1t1on as salesglrl leisure spent nn danclng md resudmg RILGINA DULSKY et Club l Astronomy C u lirnltt Club nrm C un mrs Baxkttblll Current lunrs Cub Gina beautlful brown eyes mlschnef lunks bene1th her quiet conduct of del1c1te physnque wants to become somebody s bookkeeper or typnst engrossed m democracy and typmg MIGNON ECK urrent lvtnts Club l5ud1.,t Club 3 linker 1 C tt ub run u n e Blond halr heavenly blue eyes peaches and cream complexnon beautlful profile alwfzys smxlmg l1kes democracy a wh1L on skates looks well nn sports clothes a nlce person MARY ECKRODIL Bxskttbxll C urn lxu 1 tx ll' S Nl IS Graynsh green eyes blond hfur plzys guntar collects license numbers as hobby lakes to luke wants to become a nurse fwoxlte subjects slmortlmnd and ty pmg called lhcktr f M, if 1940 iwk f 2 W ' - 2 I r i P z Glu' Cllu -I: Q' ' b.l.-21 . 3' i 2: l Q vial: Clm f - 3 C1 e I ' I -2: Rel Clrms-2. - . - Y Q. 4. I , . . Y 4 t . Cilf 1 -Q 5 QI b-1, A X -sg cr. ll 1-+1 ' CY l . ' . -2: ' ' C ' 'l -2. QQ ' 3, ' ' ' I G . n l l I C I 0 I Q 1, ' , , , .sin . ix C ' f ' ' ' -23 A '- ' -,Q . - b.ll-25 il'- Cf -l, Z3 P ' Cl b-21 V ll'y Bnllk-4. . . -2, 3, 41 1 'nl -1 ns-fig Vtll-1' lhllgfv, -lg CS, l CQl fl '-I. l - x I , ' , . . . . . . . . K . . . l l I C -l .x xi V I V ' ff J ' 3 1, X C n Q T LACK 'U A N D B RUTH EcKRoTH ll r x mrm w urrtnt un s Drama uc 1 onsumtrs u Br: c u tm ross 1 Ytarbook Ty past 4 Maud Lhorus 4 A qulet, blue eyed malden 1nterested 1n beauty cul ture has many frlends favorlte subjects are typmg and democracy certam to glamourlze her many fu ture customers' BETTY FAUST nr 11 u lr s 0 3 4 Xllxcd Cho ms ubill 1 o Cnrls Gym Ixlnbnuon ftlllllllk. Club 4 Drum and Buglt Corps 4 Brldbc r ub en Nu s Bug dreamy, brown eyes shmlng hair of matchmg co or halrdressmg IS her future occupatlon easv omg fr1endly good m1xer collects stamps plays basketball hkes chemlstry and Englmsh KATHLRINh PILCI-IO ls Llblll U LX If IN X Il TI 1011 wrus I 4 mrm u C urrent lunts C u peru 3 4 lrtss Cl b 2 Dramatxc Club 4 Yearbook Txpxst Good Spctth Club Hosttss 4 Mlxtd Lhorus 4 Stmor I' 21 A1m 1n l1fe IS to be a beautlclan gym enthuslast petlte charmmg possesses hazel eyes and llght brown halr MARGARET FORSTER .As ttball I blrls Chorus l y ll Blg brown eyes long, dark tresses shghtly bunlt a Cmderella foot lnkes democracy cheerful good skater hkes to chew gum passes notes a frlendly d1spos1t1on 3 1940 ' siwk 4 BLACK M A R 0 0 N AN D MARTHA GAWRONSKY 1. 1 C urrtnr lums C u Basketball 4 llrudn.,L C nh orus rus u ' w L Nugget 4 Bridge C uh ranntxe u xtlf wk l'l0l'm. Hxplgrlv. 4 Ambntlon to be a nurse lnkes to wrnte stornes and ty pc has blond halr and blue eyes favoute pastnmes correspondlng and lee skatlng IANE FRITZ at b an ross e rx l rule ent us ttball ll Q. ub urren mms Press Club-2 Favornte subjects, bookkeepmg and typmg dancmg, and skating her favornte pastlmes plans for the future McCanns School of Buslness or becoming a beau UCVIII RITA GIANNINA Basketball o u iall C o us 3 4 Brndrr f b Current Punts Club-Z Charm Club-3 Consumers Club-4 Mxxed Chorus 4 Drum and Buple Corps 4 Would lnke to be a bookkeeper democracy and bookkeeplng are her favorlte subjects petlte wnth brown eyes and halr roller skatmg and danclng Ire her favornte pastlmes MADELINE GOODIS ll1olug.,rapl'n Club-4 Consumers Club 4 Cxrls Chorus 1 Dramnue Club-4 Home Hygnem Club 4 Basketball Nolu Ball J Currtnt Punts Club-2 Charm C u Very pretty gnrl much admxred likes many phases of school lnfe soclal mlnded llkes sports dramatncs and muslc popular would l1ke to be 1 IIUFSL md, 1940 ilk I l E - - Y A3 i CHS i I i . 2 1' f 3' X Z . l Gl'u Cllb-lg Q ' ' lu-Z1 -2, 3, 1 4 f ilu -1, 3. 43 Ch -2, 3, 43 P ' Cl b--g Vrll-y Ball-1, 43 I ff .' gl ' ll -31D . Cl b-4: bf -4: I I . l Q Q i u c I . I , 0 i A l 'Q ,gh ' . . . ' . . . '. ' ' '5 lil Clu -Ig R-l C 1-3, 4 fSccr-t.1j, 53 Vice ' 'l' , 'Hg li. k' -23 lir'lg' cl -31 C ' I Ii Club-lg A . . 1 - 4 Y V 4 n Q l 'Y L , . . ' ' fl: V llj' l' TZ, 4: 'h r -I. 2, C, Q ' ilu -23 . . . L L Q3 ' ' ' 2 C ' ' C - Q N' '- . 3- 3, 43 , -, ' : . ' . 1 -5 . ,,,3: r 1.1, -'Q ' ' 1 3 l b-3. I . . . AR A 31.ACK Af? -.5 0 O A N D JENNIE GRAEFF l'rr1dg.,L Club o u Ball If s 10 us 4 IN 1 orux uc ub o s s 1 1 ptra C urrtnt I xcnts C lub Iortnsxc I C.'l.L,LlL 4 Stmor 'Ia Talented member of our class possesses 1 bewutlful vo1ce her zum ns to bt a secretiry ablllty sure to succeed HILL1' N GRAZEL ll r s at IS c Dr lcs omg I spent Club tnt Charm C uh 1 und Chorus 4 5 r y Wfants to be a nurse fax orxte subject chemlstry ardent partlcxpatnon 1I'l gym work dancmg and swlm mmg are her favor1te pastlmes BETH I-IAGELGANS Congcnnl cl1ssm1te ambltxous to become a scc retary democracy IS her favorlte subject qu1et demulc attractlve LSTILLI E HALKA r,u111tn.s u 4 Lonsumars u X o tx 1 as t .1 Cnr s m X11 1 11 3 4 Bru M u nr s mrus forensic In ur Good natured frxendly good compamon dfmcmg cmd swlmmmg are her favorlte pastxmes 94-of 2 1 1 X 1. X3-Zia MAR A ex OQN in ANU BLA.. MILDRED HANNOCK ume llwglerme Club ls u nll lr s 10 b urnnt suns u amme u w U li lun mr lu. m x llblllllll O er A gay brown l1a1red lass lnkes muslc sports and dramatles 1ct1ve 1n class l projects p Lasunt companlon a good frlend would l1ke to be a nurse MARGARET HASSARA C lmrus C lrl Seoul C. u mul C lmrus uv. ub ru gr C lub 1 ar 1b L 4 C111 ub is Ltblll os gss H11 le I C L x11b1t1m n llmotop., plus C b 4 llo1nLHyp.,1u1L u 4 Sumor Pl.11 Attracuve personahty excels ln dancmg cakes an actrve part 1n m k gy wor sport clothes are hcl favorlte costumes easy to lefzrn to know CATHRRINIL HAWKhS lske Drama 11. ub 4 Drum .1 L u 1. Corps 5 4 o e. .1 Current nuts u C1 m Xl'lIblIlOI1 3 C1111 Qlub I lngllsl1Clu 7 If s Cxlmrus un lovxng jo y lnkes muslc can usuallv bc beard l1umm1ng llkes most b d person to know GRACE HAY Glrls Chorus 4 Bnskerball marm C ub Drlmn N. ub 4 Consumnr Llub 4 Drum and Bugle Ceorps 3 4 Qurn t lmnts Club ned horus eg ub o u .1 emor Plas Ingl1sl1 Club An attractwe blonde mc mg and skatmg ln partlcular wntty ready for fun and frohc apprmchlble 014, if every 0 y pleasant e to know llkes danc hr 19140 If X332 ' 2 ' ' f R2 v 2 i H - 1 - ' -4, B. k' l. -2, 5, 4, CI' l Cll rus-l, 3.1, 4: An Cilu -1, 1, 1, ci - rw- cil b-2, Dr . '- ctl 1-4, A 6 Vollj' allfi, 4: Mf 'l Cl us-2, 3. 4, C3 Club-2, 3, -lg j Ciy I-fxl ' ' ' -4: p' .1--4. Q l YZ, 3, 41 Q' 'l b-21 MV. ' Q -4, Gln Cll -lg B 'l'- f -5, lfbr. y Cll -3: Voll'y Ball-3, g 1 .rm Cll -4, B1 k' . EZ, 3, 4, H I' '-44 Dr.: .r Cil b-4, Qym li.'l' ' '1 1 A 'ra 1' ilu - : ' ' CII b- 3 G'l1 , -2, Kg BQ -rball-2, 3: I' ' Cl - 1 nl ' B gl' . ,- , 3 V ll'y IS ll-3, 43 li C1 b-lg Irls Ciy lf: ' - 1 N ' -5 Q ' ba-. I N -22, 3. 1 ' -21 Cfl fl '-42 . . I' Cl - : ' R. - 5 ' A -,, g R 'n R -2, Nlf' C .-4: Cll ' Cl -lg V ll-,' B ll-4: S ' ,-4 A 'A 1 -3. L , - ,mga ,,,? .. R A LACK F is 1 0 0 A N D B HILDA HFRRING ir s io ux 4 C harm Q luh 1 Consumer Llu 4 l,I'3fI1lIlK. in ls ct 11 C urrtm I mms L u 2 Drum and Bu L orps A lu 10r C1 tc u Pleasant a ert likes music a good sport friendly polite summing up an ideal girl RUTH HUGHES urs wus l 2 3 4 Lhirm Club 1 Lonsumeriluh 4 Lurrcnt lunts Club 2 Nhxed Chorus 4 Press Llub-2 o ite quiet s studlous hobby wiitinf exciting short stories reads many boolfs likes good music expects to enter McCann School of Business ANNA HUTNYAN s io us .xskttb ll 4 Hos 4 IJIZIIIIIIILS uh urr t xtnls u Nlixu C, iorus 4 N 0 LX .1 4 N 1. lrhook TX pls! Pre s L ub u. b I ikes dancing an eftccllent dancer seems care ree faithful to friends does not use makeup plcasfmnt pcrsonfmhty possesses a merry laugh FLORA ISEI LA .i , lnnicusA- , -' iir s askc b.ll-A ' u e' a -, 4' Drama ic fub- ' ionsu ' i - 1 ilk! -,, . lopular in her circle of friends . . good conversation- 1list . . socifnble . . . has a multitude of acquaintances . . . unsy -boi 5, . . bay spirit. 51p 9 4' f Q ' LACK MAROON AND CONSTANCI KASACAVAGI 4 llxslctxlull 1 L 1 Ilrxmmt C b l I f fx szrrnonn Club l flw Wms the day tto Const lnce s mo A merry aug, t dramatlcs 'l U1 QICUXC p1I'UClp1fl llkes sports ITIL IS li 1 ox ll also lmold l'lCl lnterest lnkts llbrary wor classmate EUNICIL KLLLNER lr s Llmrus Astron mmx u 7 IS I 1 Consumers Club 4 ll lauvhmg one who can take If l Charm Club Actne usua y D t1on a sgooc and dlsh It out as w sport Frlendlmess In groomed socl lb ell pleasant dxsposl OLIVE KLI LNhR I I' H1 H11 ll 5 1 ur ousumtrs C lb 11 outstanclmg characterlstlc wc le courteous VIARY KLIMACHUSKY l r s 1 rr rlmll C u ntl 1m r x lixslt rball Consunnrs Club-4 C xm I x ll mon L xr C 1 lflgllmll C ln Stmor Pl Petlte and damty lu elx manner sparklmg ut e llkes sports mttrtstc and a ready smlle 1g1 one of our songstcrs lulptu IU Ci mmmercnal worlx courteous B c Q 405 x 9 4' X536 A AND Bl-ACK V7 LOIS KRAMER lyktns Xa'lu Nocanona Hugh School Class P!'LSldLl'lI Class M h II ttrtmly Cass Treasurer 3 Basketball I 2 a anoy Hugh Selmool Home leonomncs Club-4 Vollcy Ball 4 Senior Play umor Red Cross 4 Opera 4 beautlful soprano VOICE ols en Joys muslc possesses a thls member of nntelhgcnt a lover of all sports our class w1ll attaln success 1n the mus1c world STELLA KRANKUSKY Basketball 4 Cood Spteth Club 2 Charm Club 3 Dramatlt Club 4 Astronomy Club--2 Porenslc League 4 Qlee Club-I Vollew Ball 4 Stmor Play Brown halr, brown eyes, happy go lucky, easy on the fe sum up Stella a great frlend and great sport both IH soc1al hfe and sports MARY KOLNICK Cl rus l W 4 Nlaxed Chorus-4 Dramatlt Club 2 4 Baskt IO 3 4 Vo c l 4 Consumers Club 4 Opera ua Cheerleader 4 Yearbook Staff FOYLUSIC League--4 Fngllsh Club--2 Charm Club-5 Scmor Play her act1v1ty ns boundless an excellent A busy bee lso mterested m musnc good speech cheerleader a and commerc1al educatnon PATRICIA KRITCHILN :rs orus Cnls Bas et wa o ex amtus Bull 'v 4 Mnxcd Chorus 4 Consumers Club-4 Charm Club-5 Q Photography Club 4 Senior llay courteous soft spoken an actnve partlclpant 1n glrls sports but lnterested ln soclal graces also lxkes to s1ng an g Cl13fIT1lHg d to en age ln dramatxcs 94' iwk I Y - f M A R o 0 N cus 2 3 1 VA-1-V ' I ' 5 - H . -lg ' . A'-23 'l --3 . - , g C' y - J an x Q -Z. -U , . L. . . . t . N Q Q . , -2' 3 - ., - -3 -A3 -. ey s . .. ... ' l R f-. ., gl 3 -, Q .e- l'll-., QX lly Bal-3, 5 A -- gh -41 y J . Q 4 y l sl. ci '- ,-1, 25 GI ch L-5, 45 -k l ll-4: v ll 5 i U 1-.. : 4 y -Y: -.' ' .: .4 , . 1 . A - . . . I A . l 1 I L-x-1-il-l I 51 a ' ,L Y A LACK ANDB SC Lu 1 Very actnve class member for the two years she has been wnth us llkes sports dramaucs and danclng RITA KUBFRT hkes to slng to study socnl gr1ces Q a ra LL I Xue a An excellent dancer her hobby IS dancmg 1nd more danclng also llke smgrng and to engage actlvely 1n gurls sports lnkes dramatlcs and soclal actxvltles VIOLET KUCZYNSKI ELIZABETH KUDEL A ft. 3.,Cb unet member of 40 her hobby IS the Held of 'H' home econom1cs l1kes danclng reserved ut frnendly a loyal companlon a good frlend C s C Very frnendly enjoys meetmg people tenms 1n humorous llkes a good argument occaslonally an excellent cons ersatlonillst JULIA KWEDER 1 9 4' 0 1 i37kc 1 S - v Z A3 3 E cus i J 6 ft. iklllltilliil. 23 Gxrls Chorus-3, 45 Cflmrm 'l b-3. 4: Dr.m1.lIic cl lbw-41 Consumers Club-41 lS.lsketb.1ll+43 Vollcy Ball-4. 7 . . . . . . . 4 . . Girls 'horus-1, 2, 3, 45 B skctball-l, 2. 45 D matic 'lub-2, 4g Hoi ess-45 Mixed Chorus-43 ' Il y B ll-1, 2, 4. . . . 4 . . , . . 7 Scwin' ilu -2. 7 f' l We Q . , . ' Q, . . . K ...b Charm .lub-5g Consumers Club-4: Astronomj 'lub--2. , f ' ' . . . ' ' . . . ' f. I u Q Q u u . Y Y . O 1 I D' V I K . l V N. 1 V f F W 3LACK A N D ILLILANOR LEITZEL I1 a :1 p,llClu One of our commuters she manages to cram 'nuch actnlty lnto a school day l1kCS glrls sports danc 111 dramaucs one of the small gxrls of 40 VIOLILT LESECHEK Py Vlxcd Chu us Attractxve flashmg blue eyes frlendlv bubblmg, personalxty seems destmed for the commer c1al world certam to set some heart a flutter HI1LI:N LESKIN Helen never lets school mterfere wxth pleasure socnal mlnded member of the class a rght hearted hasn t told us her ambltlons for the future MARY LESKO tr o ub- uy quxet upon her arrlval at M C H S she was welcomed cordlally she has become known because of her ablhty to scatter sunshme everywhere 1940' ' siwk , -Av A , r - 7 5 l7r.r1atic Club-44 B sketb llkfv, 45 Vollcy Ball-3, 43 lln'is1 Q b-2. . . . ' A . 7. . . . , - . . . , llr.m.1lic Club-45 B 'kctball-3. 4: Voll y Ball-3, 4g Gi ls Cl rus-3, 4g Glcc Club-lg linglish Club-2g Nugget Typist-45 Senior la 'Q 1 i' , 1 r -4. ' . . . . ' . . . ' , . . . a . Y . . - a '-' ...gy...l' - , . . As on my Cl 23 Consumers Club-43 Vollcy Ball!-1. IOSEPI-IINI1 LESTUSKY Basketball Current lxtnts Club-Z Xollu Bull 4 Popular 1 ready smnle lovable d1spos1t1on w1ll1ngness to be of servnce have made o an asset to the class we are sure she wlll succeed IANE LINDENMUTH 1 rm C lb+3 C llc. rltadmp, 4 LL Irs to us nxtd Chorus onsumtrs Club 4 td ross 2 I-ortnsnc league 4 Drxmatu. Club 7 4 O tra 1s crball x u ial n lKl1lbI 1 4 bcmor 1 Llkes to Wrlte poetry always backs the team v1vac1ous helpful possesses many staunch fr1ends has been a good cheerleader for the school Glu Qlub I Astronomy Club Basketball Peaceful nature acquxres many frlends makes no enem1es nevertheless Mary has 1nd1v1dual1ty s1lence IS golden IS her motto but she can speak when occaslon demands Lamcus l 7 lharm Q o x all 4 Dramatic Cu Basketball 4 Yearbook Twplst 4 Stagtcraft Club 4 Noted for her fr1endly smlle her cheerful words her charmmg manner works wlth enthuslasm ut IS always xeady for a good tlme good luck MARY LIPP AGNES LUCYK s 1940: f Q iwk 1 l , - - -V ' , 5 , a CHS :. - -1- 1 - 3 1 ' . -. my . . . UJ n x Cl .1 flt ,: I 'e ' ' 1- 3 Gl'- Club-I: G' l Cl r --5, 4g Blk, ' i-4: C ' I 1 g R' C 1 1 ' ' .' ' '-3 . ' A' ' --, 3 p' -2, 3, 45 B. k' ' -2, 3, 45 ' Vtll-I' la l-3: Gy 1 2. ' ton- 3 ' PI.y. ' ' - g ' -lg ' -2. Q! ' ' ,Y ' l St. ' ' - , -: f 'lub-3: V llc-' B -5, 1 . .l b--41 ' ,Q a -w- x-t :-. ' ev'- Q. MAR 'te 3ANDe.1.Acx 3 IRILNE MARIKEN C1rls C mru Bnktrbwll o cy 4 Drum .11 up., t Corps 4 C to 'v C let Cl l l IJFJIUIIIL C lu umor Rtd C oss One of that snappy Drum and Bugle Corps xkes g1rls sports muslc dfmcmg dramatxcs 11 m Y ln outdoor hfe an mterestmg compamon 111 excellent frlend MATILDA MLILLHENNY Consumtrs Club 4 u1et on the surface wlth her close frxends she IS typ1c1l fun lovmg gnrl we expect to hear of her success BhTTY MCGLEI-IAN ,Cl llllk. If 'IUI UN 19 L fllihlll U urbook S H SLIIIUI' Plan Nu9,g,u Rcprtst11tar1u. 3 4 Rtd C ross 3 DCIHLIFC quxet S HO, that S ClCCCptlOI'l she adds pep to 'my party act1v1ty 1nd gayety hav won frlends for her pretty, too' ROSILMARY MCGUIRL anutlc C lub 2 IT s 10 s u1et polse seldom perturbed never too busy nor too preoccupled to greet a classmate possesses a charmmg sm1le fmendhness IS her outstandmg char HCICFISCIC 94' siewic O 0 N CHS 1' Ql s-2, 33 ., . -2, 3, 41Vll ll3ll-3, 1 'ld I5 'l' ' '--Q iirlS'uls-2,.: 3 ' 'un-g ' 1 I b-43 ' .I ' ' - ir -2. ' . . . l' cg, . . . L . . . . . . K 'F 21 ' . - ' ' . . . ' . 1? L2 . I h il , 6' Sl. Cf. lux-l, 11 CI ls Cl ' .f-43, 43 lf. lvtball-41 ll . ' lc Cl lw-41 A Vullcy Ball-41 l'l1otugrapl1y Club-45 Opera-43 Mixed Chorus-41 m ,- Y- fu ': ' jg H- '- -., 5 - I . V Aft 1 , fiygrj - h Q ' my ' 1 . . . . C Dr Q - Q G4 l Cl ru,-2, 4. if . -+- - V---f -- - l fl 1 01 2 S 1 Yi 9 -n 0. A K MAA BLAC Oou AND MERLE McLAREN G at C lub-l Y illtx B111 .is ttball mris Cliirm Club-5 Sunni, I lub-4 Hustler shines in history class happy go lucky interested in all sports loves gym has a smile for everybody frequent visitor of the library MARY MESSERSCI-IMIDT bloc Club-l Basketball 3 Dramatic Club-4 Vollty Ball Gym lxhibition 4 lnglish Club-Z Petite type popular with everybody has a gay manner ambitious lover of sports a good mixer frank noted for her excellent school spirit BETTY MILES Senior C lass bttrtury umor 1 us Nutt Prtsidtnt Nuggtt Assistant Ita ture Editor Ytarbook Assistant lditor in Llutf I-ortnsio. Ltague 4 French Club--K 4 Dramuit Club 4 Girls C horus l 3 4 Nlixtd iorus 4 Hostess 4 Optra 7 T in L b lrtss L rio Nugget 5 LIIIOK' .1 tt Q Vivacious possesses a beautiful voice forever willing to be of 11d likes quaint jewelry important participant in all activities most likely to realize suc cess TEOFILIA MISCAVAGE Consumers Club-4: llrmnutic Club--3 unior Red Cross--5 G ee Club-I. Conservative . . . aims to succeed . . . neat . . . makes '1 habit of being punctual . . . small, pretty blonde . . s s- tematic . . . has won the admiration of classmates . . broadminded . . bright . . modest. 0111, 9 4 QKHZQ Y.... rs ? I Inf, MAR AND Bl' ALICE MGSS 'lI111IlL C lub 4 C onsun ers C lub C1 tc Club I Cn mrus l s mal 3 Char: C' Future dark halred Sonya Henle on roller skates quxte popular pleasant to her acquamtances Cl joklng manner keeps frlen s IH a gay m 0 tx al typ1cal lugh school glrl mg 1n general renc see spry fine sense of humor p never seems to worry d mood llkes read PI-IYLLIS MYERS tc C 1 If s C mrus 3 4 5 C 3 C urm lm I Iuflllllflk Club 4 lumor Red Cross Rtprcstntatut 4 Sensor Ilu tt llkes manv An asplrmg young actress wn y beautnful clothes conslderate 'mother lover of sports undaunted frnends always seek her I-IILLLN NARGANICK tt c ub-l c urls Basketball 2 rftmh c nr ..,1l U. Club Inbr f, st ff 4 Sllm b1 unette hobbnes are Scrapbooks and danclng studlous takes pr1de nn her halr, nalls, and groom F h ms to be tops w1th her MATILDA NEVILRAUSKY r s 1.4. If s morus unaucs 4 X 0 .1 s 1 J m u 4 Drum and Bu L orps 4 Nllxc C, lorus 4 Consumers ub 4 umor t Coss Z Fortnslt Leaguu 4 Cxym l'xl11bmon 3 4 Med1um helght blonde frlendly capable drum mer sympathetlc a loyal supporter of the class osessses buslness ab1l1ty 94- sifffkk I . f , - - C : 2 ' S 3 - O 0 N 2 mg i l 4 I llr. . I --g Q . 1 I --4: 'I' , - Q urls l , l CII -2, 33 iaikctl l-2, ,Q ' 'n ,lub-3. ' A w ' . . . I . . h l ! . . . . 6 u u ' . - l 1 g. 3 Gl' illll --1: CY l ll -2. . :C p'r.1-,Q ll. Clu W-ig Q 1 M v ll-g is ll,-1, 4. l 3 ' . . . . . . ' . . . a l . . . Cl il 3 Q4 ' 1 . 32 J ' ' flubfi: X Q 4' -Z5 .' a ' a - . ' ' ll Y, ' L..L H 1 Cli I Cl Cllub-lg U' It Cl -K. 4: Url Cllubfl, Q ' lley B Il-3. 43 l5a.kclb.ll-4g Ch r Cl b-2, 5, Q gl' C - 3 l cl ll 1 3 ' , Cl - 5 ' R'd E -r .1 9 , , .,- 5 ' , L. ' ' ' 1 , I X O . . . . I , Q F f 'i of '+'f C2 K MARoQNaf gcus 5AND SLAC HELEN NOVAK Glcc Club-lg Chorus-3, 4: French Club-33 Basketball-Z3 Dr.im.1tic Club-2, 4: Consumers Club-43 Volley Ball-4g junior Red Cross-2: Q Mixed Chorus-4g Senior Play. Zealous . . . busy and anxious to help . . . athletic . . . excellent scholastic ability . . . sympathetic . . . always up to the minute . . . conscientious . . . possesses a bright smile and cheerful disposition graceful TEKLA ONUSCHAK Glce Club-l A quiet, demure, young lady who never voices her opin ion unless asked modest one of those true blondes trim a ready friend and helper naive JULIA PETOCK urs Chorus 4 Nugget Staff 5 4 Baskt ball Press Club-2 Dramatics Club-4 Yearbook Stall Glee Club-l Nlixecl Chorus 4 Beautiful blonde reserved hair coiffured ex pertly charming to those who know her special writer on The Nugget private secretary as career scrapbooks as hobby Nu? MATILDA PETROSKY Basketball 2 Vollu Ball 2 W I-rench Club-3 Homr. Hygiene G 6 Serior Iln Blonde very friendly likes movies, dancing, and skating one ambition is to be a nurse another an air hostess her motto Easy come, easv go 94' 55432 f . Mu' AB Gi l .-3, : l ' - , : 't -2, 45 i g i ' ,- . . . . 1 . . . t . l Club-45 Typing Club- 35 Dramatics Club-45 Glee Club-lg K M K , ' 5. , 5-. . . . . . . V - :Q as 'ff L,..,.,.. ,, 1 , P f o 1 S i 1 5 AA AND Bl-ACK MARY PHILLIPS murltulnnp, 3 Bas ctball 7 Curl Seo 5 3 Sensor Play ember of the cheerleadlng squad ardent sports fan llkeable metlculously neat actlve 1n school affuns lukes outdoor amusements and formals ALICE POLUBINSKY 1 r f lee Club 1 blrls Basket a 4 Hostess rlmul u Anatomy u 4 Forensic league a1r hanred blue eyes snappy dresser one school s best Jltterbugs wants to keep ha1rdress1ng 1n the famxly enjoys playmg basketball and vollev ball LYDIA PRICE ulet frlendly enjoys books, muslc and sports pleasant personahty always sm1l1ng charmmg d1spos1t1on came to us from Townshlp 1n her 1un1o1 year DORGTHY ROGERS DOLLY utr JLI x, 4 Cnrls Chorus 5 4 Opera 3 4 Yearbook ta Semor Play Nhxcd Chorus 4 Has dlmples, brown eyes a name that sults her noted for her charmmg personallty, an appeahng sm1le 1 hearty loyal Whig Whack another Sonya Henle 1940 f iwic 2 ' ' E 'is 3 O N a CHS 5 Q cil -- -. ' -- , 4: k --Q 3' - uf-5 ' v. M ' . . . Orcl est .1-lg i 1 - 3 , . b ll-2, g , ,-41 D4 . 'c Cl b-45 . 1 Cl b- 5 ' . ' -43 Yearbook Stnffg Iforcnsic League Typist-4g Chorus-2, 4. F ' ' . . . . . . . . . of , .. . . . ll Y, file' le lnj- 3 Q' - , 5 ' - , Q ' S ffg QC ' 7, ' f ? PLORENCI1 SETEVAGIL c is-4 R 1 c Florence more lnterested IH socnal gr1ces than nn sports hkes to dance IS an actlve member of the Charm Club grows enthuslastlc about dance bands GENEVIEVE SHEMONIS JENNY Act1ve 1n sports and scholastlc work popular soc1able 10 y agreeable at all tlmes hkes dmc mg and skfntlng would llke to wrnte novels and poetry CATHERINE SHERKNE99 Cathernne more lnterested xn outslde actxvmcs th Ill school her quietness does not allow us to know her we we wnsh her success ln her endeavors IRILNh SI-IUPIENIS 4 L Irene lox es the Held of flthletlcs she excels m blskct ball and volley ball and surpasses all others m hu fu ornte pistlme glbblllxib Q 1940 1 3i45..2'Q 1 l f -A- ' ' 3 1 cHS i Basketball-I: Vollcy Ball--33 Charm lu 3 cv. fross-4. fl 3, Dramatic Club-3, 43 lhsketball-4: Gym Exhibition-3, 4g Girls ' Chorus-2: Forensic League-3, 45 Glee Club-lg Senior Play. if Basketball-43 Volluy Ball-3, Q 'onsumcrs Club-4. 7 , I . ' 7' - , 'I V . . I I I ' L V . K . I l 0 Y. Y , . Yu V fl lg Y ? MAAOONQ g'cHEnCEKND BLACK 3 THELMA SHUTT Girls Chorus-2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club-45 Matlmematics Clubi-2: Glec Club-lg Mixed Chorus-4. Believes a smile is never Wasted . . . beautiful teeth . . . friendly . . . likeable . . . a loyal basketball fan . . . likes roller skating . . . good natured . . . will make a pleasant nurse. LILLIAN SIMANAITIS u. C lub Dramatic Club B1skclb1ll Yollty Ball 4 Consumers Club 4 Curly hair pleasant disposition quiet hard working fun loving many friends talent for playing the piano active in girls spolts attracted by Hazleton s roller rink I-IhLI1N SMALLFY urbook SMH lilskttbill Vollcy Ball Art C ub Con umtr Club 4 Dramatics Club Art work shows talent capable sincere mod es reticent type subdued 1n the presence of boys smooth dancer attractive calm trustworthy crystal predicts 1 future in stenography IEANNE SNYDER ir s Ch rus Ou 2 3 4 Viatlitimri s C u Drum 1nd Bugle Corps 3 4 Ytarbmok Stal? Home Hygiene Club 4 Dramatics Likes music particularly opera plays a bugle well pleasing voice ambitious quick Wltted frivolous likes girls sports interested in roller skat in collecting match covers social seruce Work 194' iflhk l l Gln 1 -lg . A -2g . . --2,43 A f ,. it . X i . a . Y . . . . A I . . . . . . g wgff , . l n l l l l l l ' Yu . . ig ' Q -2, 4g -31 il +45 , ' s ' s ' Y g ' -4. l . 6 . I l I 1 s I u J l U - I . I l . . . 2 Y . W C , A in Y l ' Ci' l. o .-I, 2, 3, 45 pm- , , 3. ' - ' ic 'l b-2: . M 1 i -., 2 1 ' 1 Q -c I W 'E 5 Club-45 Senior Playg Mixed Chorus-4g Bridge Club-5. Y - . . . . . E ab il , I g . . . i . . . i fi . V ug ' S r 0 ? 1 S 4 5 , n r -4- Yi MAROON ll NAND B MARYSPAAR lf' X IOFUX fLnLll l I' U 4 lJfll11l I L ub-4 Drum and Bugle. C nrps 4 I- mrtnsnt lug, t 4 Fomt llxgntm 4 Optra 4 Seldom mnsses an athletlc meet enjoys gabbmg youal energetlc frlendly one of the best buglers ln the corps hopes to be 1 woman 1n whlte MARGARILT STEPANAVAGI1 JS ttball I Yoll V B ll 7 Rtd Cr ss Blond halred quzet t1m1d hard workmg engages 1n as many extra currlcular act1v1tes as posslble takes qu1te an 1nterest 1n art hkes volley ball FRANCES STOCUS u gal Stxff YL.lr oo x Xullty .1 4 1515 L .1 3 4 I l1oto9,r1p 1 C u 4 Dr ll'I1.1Ilk Llub C lr s C hurus 3 4 Mixed C horus 4 Drum and Bugle Corps G m x nbmon 4 lr tours 5 4 Lonxumtrs Lnu 4 ru ub S ur ' 1 Straxght forward small nn stature but an mtellectual gnnt joyful leader of her set efficlent llways wnlllng to make frnends smcere om of the est MARIE STRILISLL IS trbqll 7 1 s Chorus nut nr Bru t u ramaut C lub X m t I unmr .xrsnu C utr a..ulxng, B nmr Btnrtr 4 C url Stou unsumtrx uv 4 Stmor Banner bearer at all games actlve nn gurls sports lox ely black halr genlal, happy dlsposltlon Cart ree fun lovmg anythxng but qunet mterested 1n lce skatmg 94- a -L 1 sX,47k Q E 2 ' i 1 rn G' I Cl -I, 3, 4: F ' ' Club--53 lfbra y Cl b- 3 . .tc Ll 1 4' ' js -K. 1 R - '- 'u'- 1 ' ' ' lf ' 9, ' fl ' ' Y, B lv - 1 ' cl n --3 ' 0 -I. N gn . -3, 43 -' b k Snrfg ' -' B ll-2, 3, Q .kw- b'll-2, ,, 3 ' '. ly 'lb-q 4 ' -43 fl i -t, Q 3 - 1 4 f - 5 -4: sy Ii.l ' - g Gll St -Z, ., g ' -' b- 1 P s , Cl -25 uni llgy, 1' B. li' --1 G'rl Q '-Z, 3, 43 M1-iClt us-lg 'lg' C21 la-lg D I -43 'lll-y B.ll-5: LI ' V j ll--I ' '-3: .1 ' ' '- 5 Q' N' ts-I, 55 If ' s Cl ll- 1 ' Play. . . . , 7 . . . . . x- ? f 0 Q -iv . '0. MAR A AND BLACK HELEN STROCKIS Charm Club-I 4 Dramanc Club 4 Consumers C,lub as ctball 2 3 y ey B ll 4 Glc C Happy go lucky unusually tnny neat dancer exceptlonally lnght on her feet talkatwe humor ous gets along nlcely W1th everybody unselfnsh 1mb1t1ous actxve ln many sports MARY SUPERNAVAGE lhsktlbull zu Bull nrm I 4 Consumers ub ts u ec l Nugget fyplst 4 One of MISS Fnsher s rlght hand typxsts capable and relnable well mannered among the scholars wmmng personahty l1kes em tall, and dalk attends wll games Vs Shenandoah FLORLNCIL SZhMATOWICZ vs flllllj, C lub 10 o raphy Club L 1 4 lJr1ml Club 4 Cnrls Chorus 4 Home Hygiene Club 4 Nlxxtd Chorus Tall and dark known as Flossle among the figure cutters on ICC hkes danclng genlal, happy d1spos1 tlon well lnked mdustrxous future worker 1n the Held of medlcnne .fr UILAN TRLGELLAS xx s ll us 4 Opt 4 Yurbook Staff Frtneh C lub lllanulu. Club 4 Hosttss 4 Typing, Club 3 Nllxed Chorus 4 lress Club 7 lorensxe League-4 Senior Play V1v1d popular commendable work as Serpolette the opera had a leadlng role ln the sen1or play dal s 1m attractlve act1ve 1n sen1or affalrs 94' C 1 iwic gf f - - V A'-1 s E ' ? 3 ' 0 0 N 2 CHS A l I - 4 .. 1 ' ' - : ' -4: I li .k - , ,1VCll' a -2, 5, Q c lub-1. i ' ' - . - - . - W Q i J I l Q A I u - 5 ,f . . . . B t . . . . , -5 l Q . ' . v2g Vcll-I' a -2, 3. 4: Cl. Club-,, g , M 5 Cl -41l7l'2l11.lIl'. cjlb-4:01 Club-4 l gf' ' e-. l . . , . . 3 - u i 0 l - , ' - . . . . , , . f , lhskullmlll-2, 45 Current livems Club-Z: French Club-35 Type- , 4 ' ' I -3: Pl 1 g ' f -4g Voll-y lS.ll-5, g . .lic f 1 i 4: 2 .-,z , ',,' . lgxk, 14' 1 1 I : Ci4'l Cl 1 r -2, 3, 3 'rn-2, 3, 1: . . g ' ' 1 -3, 4g as - 5 -1 ! h . . . . . . I . , 5 111 . . . . t . . . l. , 5 : 0 ? 7 5 Q 5 ' LV C , N... ...,,- A LACK MAROON ANDB THERESA TRUSKY Consumers Club-4 Home l lWglLl!L Club 4 Bxskctball Chorus bln. Club- 3 4 Petlte 1ttract1vely arranged dark han' never W1 reeenve a deportment mark good worker ANTOINETTE TUNILLE ceretarx S udtnt Counul Basketball 4 Nu tt SMH re 5 Club 7 Art Club 3 Xl'lll1Ll l1lIIk5 Club Z Yearbook uri Dramxtnt Club 4 L1 rlry ub 4 Home Hygiene ub orus lortnsne Lea ut 3 4 Stnmr Pla Phorogra mx ub-4 Typlnt, Club I Xhxtd C horus 4 Optra 5 Tom an outstandmg senlor gurl hobb co lectmg cards graclous always wllllng to help reads a good deal wonderful feature wrlter wants to become a nurse MILDRED URBAN uorus L as at u 4 Vo lu Consumers Club 4 harm Club 4 IBFIIIIZAIILS lr Cnr Scouts 7 1 Ihskttball R ftrce 4 Nugget Typnst 4 LL C ub Entered school durmg our freshman year well hked many frxends wxshes to become 1 gym teacher we w1sh her success FLORENCE URBAS Dramauc Club-4 Astronomy Club- lhslutball mrus Clnrm C lub-l Enjoys roller skatmg and dancmg hkes people good naturtd llughs often and merrlly rated as a good sport ff 'WN Q 194' kiwi A A A , - v M.aR0o 'K' N5 ASQ- iAND BLACK 3 EDWARDINE WALSH Shenandoah High School-I, 2, 31 French Club-4. A quiet young Irish lass came to us this year from Shenandoah Catholic High her tasks are done quietly modestiv chief aim, to succeed in business world FLORENCI1 WASSIL ll!! 1 I o e Bn e I Care free 1 true sport fan there is no sport in which Ialossie can t take part merry has been with us only two years unselfish ANNA WELLINGTON ex e in Ur m le lu C onsumers u i uiet but interested best expresses Anna s attitude hex hobby is dramatics she is interested in the Held commercial work would like to be a stenographer MARIAN WHITCOMB umor C ass eerelirs emor ass reasuxer asketball 2 ex 1 im l shi i 1 3 4 Orehes ra 4 umor nm im 3 4 Mixed Choru 4 Opera 4 Dru md Bugle Corps 4 Dramzxtie Club 4 Phctug,raphx Club 4 For ensit neue ress u Yearboo u et 4 Spar s e :tor 'Nui,g.,et 4 reneh C lub 4 Rte Cross 7 4 Senior a Outstanding intelligent sociable popular 'ardent sports fan cheery conversationalist perfect friend industrious reliable keen sense of humor keeps a scrapbook about that certain athlete tends to teach 94' 'pijflk ROSI1 XVONSOCK as ttball Z 3 1 4 Drnmltu. Club 4 ce Club Pretty brlght llkes commercml work popullr one of those persons who IS sure to succeed a future captaln of lndustry MALVINA WROBLE WSKI LL Club-l lSaskctb1ll m L 1 4 l,l'1l1lllL Club-4 Consumers C lub-4 Brxdy. C lub I Yearbook fyplst Gym K lbluon 3 xr Lou s Sports mmded outstandmg 1b1l1ty as a basketbmll pl'1yer brunette member of the F F Glrls Club she may decrde to be 1 teacher of physncal educatlon EDITH YIENGST Orthcstra o us .ls C 4 No rum an u L ora Gym xhn mon 3 Opera 5 4 Dranmues-4 Maud Chorus 4 Yearbook Stal? C harm Club-K 4 Press Club Red Cross Z Stnnor Play Pretty blue eyes brown halr unsurpassable pnano playmg ab1l1ty m M C H S qulet enthusl astrc sports follower good athlete Qbasketball, volley ba nursmg IS her ultnmate goal jolly CIISPOSIICIOI1 ANSELMA YODESKY SALLY G et Club-l Nr llty IS ll 5 4 Basktt ll 3 4 Drama IL Club 4 Consumtrs Club 4 Chlrm C lub-3 4 Cx ls Chorus 3 4 xr Stout Club- 3 Cxm Ixlubl 1 3 Lovely, nmturally curly hanr blue ey es neat d1ncc.r well groomed loves gym classes wants to become a good swlmmer frlendly stenographlc work IS her alm 014, 9 'I' silk I l F 4 3 cus 5 i B lt' - , ,, 4 Vmllcy B.1lI-2, 3, Q . F' ' - 1 Gl - ' -I. Cl-' . g ' . -2, 3, 43 V4ll'y B.ll-2, 3, 5 . .r I-I,h'4 -,4:Gl4sQ L-2.3. C - Q I I K A. K . . . t - ' --I, 2, 3, 45 Ch r -l, 2, 3, -Og B k tball-Z. 3, g ' llcy Ballf2, 3, 4: D cl B glr C is-45 F 'bm - , 4: If Y, 'l ' 5 'w - zu -2, , 1 ' ba -2, , 3 'I' - 5 ' ' ' - : - 'Q .. : 3'r ' '- , : G' l ' X 2, 2, .Q ' ton-, , 4. . Y B s f . I . . 1 o MAROON A AND BLACK FLORBNCE YUTKO IS Ltbzll l'lI11l It U Y Il'LL 0 C OITSUITICYS Ll 7 mrus I ISI H Ur I1 IHC Hu L mws r u Bal L1kcs ty pmg and gy m dlrector of semor dramatlc club ambmous to become a halrdresser crochetmg, dmcmg and swlmmmg occupy her lelsure hours FLORLNCIL ZAGORSKY I 1K5 FLHL 1 U I 31113 IL I3 lUI'UK OITIL ygltlli. U 7 Yln U3 nm ni Bup.,lL C vrps 4 u Czalety pcrsomficd llkLS all sports well llkcd by her classmates 1mb1t1ous to become a nurse good lookmg studlous frlendly TILOFILLE ZERNOWSKY um N ollu A as L 3 Drmn xc u v onsunnrs ub mrm u Lxkes many phases of school hfe partlcularly mter ested m sports but does not forget the soclal graces dancmg IS her favorlte xccreatlon a good sport F1 9 4' 0 i 3i52,.k 1' ' W 3 3 5 E. CHS 5 Q P I . i B. k' . -2. 51 DQ .llo Cl I QDA t r5-4g i Cl l-42 Ll -I. 2, 31 il1gl'l Clul-2: um Q i gl' C A1442 Vrllf . l--2, 3, 4. . I . V . . . x , K,u'rcuI ISV!! . Club-23 F' cl Cl bglq lr L Chl-43 X Cl -A43 H ' H ' CI l-45 Typ g Cl I-3: W llr .1 1 ' - 1 '- 2 Vmllcy Hall-4. , . . . 7 r Q, clue cl 1-ug f N B ll-1. vw, 41 ls k-Ibm-2, ,Q . .rw CI l-45 C ' Cl 741 Cl Cl b-5, 4. I . ' 4 MAROON A AND BLACK ETTORE ALBERICI STREAKY Ban 4 Astrmnomx Club Q ass Bask ball I Tumbling., 1 Streflky very actlve ln the home room 1kcs muslc mterested ln lntramural act1v1t1es a cl1ss booster dld he look handsome m that red and blfack unlform hDWARD ANDRULIS bleu Club-l Astronomy Club n ramural Bask rball Gxm Team Llkes mtramural act1v1t1es partncularly tumbllng fan excellent dancer hls outslde 1ct1v1t1es take up much of h1s t1me nevertheless he ms an ardent booster for the c ass ANDREW BACI-IA Class Bask tball It C ulet well, maybe has frlends find hlm an lnter estlng compannon lxkes sports Hnds outsnde actnvmes more engrossmg th1n school an excellent worker JOSLPI-I BILCKER ass Baskttball an cus One of the class members who was not Wlth us as freshman or sophomore red hanred llkes sports has nex er learned to whlspcr 'fl 'I PQ Q '51 Wt '7s DEA sl Al -an X 1940 i53k ' 1 , 2 -' ' ' - AE I 3 - cus i K - ? ' r . i' l ! K! 1 37 l 1 d-l, 2, 3, Q 1 - . -21 il ex - , 2, 3, 45 ' 1 . U v-x 3. A s s u as - - X Y y I 1 l A c 9 K nfl' l ' ' 5 ' -23 l t e ' -l, 2, 3, 43 I l 5 -5, 4. r A , - C -2, 5. 4: G -Q .lub-I, Q . . . . . . . M 7 , : - , l Rr l CI x -1. 4: Sr. ci i- -1, 2. li I r ' 5 . 21 L I 7 ' - I . . g- ' , . ,.... .... , . 56 1-T X AND QLA LEONARD BEORES BEARS Cl1ss Basketball I 2 I 4 Dramatlt Club-4 Scmor Boys Chorus Yearbuk Staf' Nllgget Sollutor 2 umor C lass President 3 French Club 4 Clmss Track 2 I 4 Senior Mlxed Chorus Prcss Club Opera 4 Glec Club Bears future M C I-I S contrlbutnon to Holly wood one of the best swmgeroos a beeh1ve of actnvlty nn human form a dependable member of DAVID BERWICK GABBY Gym Tum l Mixed Chorus-4 Sunor Boys Chorus Clee Club I Class Basketball I Muslc and sports a queer comblnatnon Gabby hkes both lnterested an the 1ntramur1l system of sports a loyal follower of the Chftmps good luck, Gfabby WILLIAM BERWICK BEAK strmomy 2 Art Club-2 3 4 Tumbllng l 2 3 4 Nu3,g.,c Sta Stage raft 4 Cylce Club-l Another art devotee Beak IS much mterested 1n stagecraft lnkes to make model stages posters scenery block prmts llkes sports and dancmg an excellent Workman BERNARD BIELUNAS BUNNY In trelass Basketball 1 2 1 I-ootball a Interested prnmarlly 1n sports school subjects come second another member of the rapldly growlng corps of good dancers socxally actlve hkes to dance 24' siwk A BLACK MAROON AND EUGEIN E BOLINSKY et Club Cass Bask rba'l W 4 Soclal Dmcmts, Host Semor Chorus Nlvccd Ch rus Opera 4 Forensx Lugu Cheerleadmz 3 4 Astronmms Club- Yarbonk Gsm Team ass Tra k 7 Semor Swmg 1t' dancmg IS Gene s favorxte hobby cheerleadlng squad good lookmg pep er sonallty a h1t ln senlor play Good luck, Gene MILAN BOOR FRICO Class B1sketb1ll 1 Gee Club Intramural sports pleases h1s fancy helpful re fers technxcal subjects to book learnlng lnkes to dance a part1c1pant 1n class act1v1ty PHILIP BRILL FLIP Glee Club l Intramur1lBasktball 7 3 4 Vlanagtr Basketball 1 2 3 4 Astronomy Club-2 Tumbling, Team l 2 3 4 Smallest member of senlor class has twelve years perfect attendance always jokmg, never seems sad ANTHONY CAPONI1 TINNO Iumor X arslry Class Basketball Very handsome boy . qulte actlve nn basketball well lnked by both boys and glrls would lxke to be a prlest N E Q 24 lam E1 9 'I' 0 1i55.2 Q f i MeA '0oNe W -:NAND sx.AcK 3 JOHN CENTEK ri : C lass Blskuball ct 'bl Very qulet brllhant student always seems to be ,' domg, some klnd of work M ANTHONY A CI-IAPLINSKY CHIP mtramural Baskttball I 2 t u Nl.lllLI'l1AllL u unb r Student C. unul II ply Cl b u1et often seen drwmg a car around partncl pates 1n mtramural basketball VINCLNT J CHESLOFSKY BENO 'W rx oatball J askcrball Ihskt a Dramuxt Club 4 FlIlIlJ3llM3I13j,Cf A sports fan an excellent dancer a contestant for dramatlc honors that s Beno act1ve lus fresh man and sophomore years he retnred as a semor good luck' IZLDXVARD CHIGINSKY DUXIE Cass Basketball 2 3 4 Duxle too busy outslde the portals of M C H S to be acuve wlthln them lxkes sports mterestmg conversat1onal1st 1f he s trymg to ax old an answer X 1 94' iiliic A' 5 i 1. - -2, 3, 44 G1 - Club-I. 3 V4 z if . . . im? . . . . 6 ,ii Wt it , . re an lx ' - , , 3, 41Gl'C Cl b-lg 'I' ' Cl b43g Nl- c ' 'o ' -41 'umtogrnu' i u -4. cr 9: , .JN A 'lv .cli+l, 23 If r -l, 25 Cl ss B J -I, 25 V. 'lb ll-2g . '- 3 - Q 4 v -3. , ' - s me as ' ' ,,,,,, -- - . . 1. . . . ' W , -.. ,V fn il H i 1 , , ' M . . . . . . . . V P A 1 1 Q , a Y 4 . . . L . S r 0 ? 7 5 Q 3 I Q MAROONQ EWAWO EAND B'-ACK' LEONARD CHILINSKAS LENNIIE Cl b-4 A happy go lucky person attends all hlgh school dances and IS well known about the school OLIVER CLARK Clark IS a boy who returned to school takes academlc course IS always crackmg jokes JAMES COLLINS oscAR Good lookmg very qulet IS the apple of many 1 glrl s eye always has 1 Dood word for someone no matter who xt IS JOSEPH coULsoN PEAR UTS Another qulet member of the cl1ss us llked by all xery bashful doesn t seem to be mterested 1n opposlte sex Q 1940 Rik QQ i l ff 3, 1 l Class Basketball-l, 2, 3, 43 lJram.1tic u . t i l Class Basketball-1, Z. 3, 4. l . . . 3 . . - s . l l 5 .,-2 er as I R St. Canicus-1, 25 Class Basketball-3, 45 Glce Club. ' W2 'gal 1 aj - , l A C7 . . . . . . , V . rt Y n Class Basketball-I, 2, 3, 4. ' , . . . ,- . Y A I Y 3 L .W : -In 5 ,.- ' '-., A MAR T' TE LACK A 0 0 N A N D B ROBERT DERRICQTT rt Club 4 n ramural Basketball I 2 Bo hkeable chap hfe of every party he at tends lnterested 111 art hopes to spec1al1Le 1n 1t success to you, Bob ANTHONY D1 BAGGIO I7 S 1 tc fr lirxd c lun 3 Soual Dmcm LL w C urrtn lxan s A l1vely chap 1nterested ln every phase of school 1 e hrs commercnal career mterests hlm 1kes t e stacgecraft d1v1s1on of dramatncs a merry classmate coopcratwe LOUIS D1 BAGGIO Class Bxslutlnll b ptrltt 4 Lurrtnz lun! Ln bond Sic h Ll b Lou1s more serlous than Tony but qulte as 1 e a e mterested 1n h1s Job he hkes sports an follows Tony m h1s hkmg for stagecraft DAVID DOLBIN 1: Ll Sy 1 1 m L m 7 Class Bas et a Stapbtcraft 4 Currtnt Ixcnts 2 Bashful fellow prefers the outdoors to partlclpatlon m school act1v1t1es futur career IS st1ll a questlon mark probably wlll take hxs place 1n the busmess World X 194' if aiwk rt Klub l1l'.ll11lll'.ll .xskttbxll sxs 111 Ar an nr 4 Yur mo Al ns unusual appears to be qunet actually a hve wlre casual conservatlve prefers a buslness career hkes art n rmmural Basktrball l 3 4 Boss Chr us 4 Nlnud Chorus ALBERT DUMCHUS EDNIUND DUSKY Frtshm1n Gltt Club-l Band 5 Bridge. Club a lover of fun to be found wherever there exc1tc-:ment possesses a k en sense of sportsmmshlp headed for success Class 1s ttball 4 Stagttra 4 Lurrtnt xents Cu o y Welcomes fun red halr pleasant man pq. Q 'ill GEORGE PIZILL Good Speech Club-2 ners outsnde lnterests hold has attentlon well hked mtends to become a bus1ness man JAMELS FOGARTY JHILUS lkhl lllklll lnll ll'l'lLlI'.l .IX Ll .1 Q Stapttratr 4 Brxdtt Club 3 Pleasant smlle good word for ewe1ybodV came from St Canlcus nn hls unlor year true fmend good sport lfnf, 194' Rik A K VINCENT GABLIK 1 r1mur1I lhskctball 2 4 Stagecr 4 Bridge Cu Vmcent never Wornes sports mmded as the m jorlty of M C H S students a good dancer frlendly cooperatwe not too studlous to enjoy a blt of fun MAX GALLANT Intramural Basketball 4 Brllge Club 3 lable Ttnms Champlon lVIax1e always 1n the llmelxght m1sch1evous h1gh school table tennls champ table tennls IS IS hobby wants to be a salesman a practxcal joker STEPHEN GAVULA ass Basketball 1 2 Nugget 5 4 forensics 5 l'rene1 Club Optra 3 Yearbook Dramatlt Club-4 Class OHTLCI Student Lon press 4 Boys Chorus 4 Stmor Play Vlxxed Chorus Steve very studlous lnkes books un1or Treasurer Presndent of Student Longress popular a good sport success IS certa1n for Steve good luck and good fortune JOHN GAYUSKY 1ss Basketball I 7 a SI Bas ttball 3 4 umor Xarsr s erball 7 Xlrsxty loolball 3 S 1ll waters run deepll' qulet possessor of that certam something lnvaluable to football and bas ketbfnll varslty squads makes femlnme hearts flutter an asset to the class of 40 94- A602 ' Q MAR f A E BLACK 0 0 N A N D AARON GQLIN .iss Basketball l 4. 1 4 Bows Cho s Y arbook Tspast Glu. Club-l One of M C H S s future Fred Astanres envned by many for hls masterv of 1ntr1cate steps wavy, red halr smger of real 1b1l1tv possesses qualltles esscntxal for success STANLEY GRESH rcss Club 2 l nugget 5 4 lrnm1t1c Club 4 Stlgtcratt cnrbook Basketball I 7 3 nr.1mu l 3 4 Semor 1 Asset to Nugget st1ff wr1te1 of abllnty out standmg ln French class real pal dry Wlt est of luck to 1 true frlend and competent member of class of 40 LLFWELLYN GRIFFITHS am Orc cs 4 Clm s Baskttm Champlon trumpeter of M C H S qulet 1 e able good sport frnendly jolly may be sec ond Harry ames good luck to a future swmgaroo GI:ORGL HALE .1 .1 L 1 1 Til l C C hon s 1 ur u x 4 1 C Intramx nl Xlmu, r Pep personnfied good lookmg always m the thlck of thmgs . . . lots of fun . . . popular. . . versatlle . . er- sonality plus . . ladies-man . . his 1ll the qualities for 1 lnppy and successful lift. ago- 4. . ill Q 94' Q X612 BLACK A N D IOI-IN HOLLERBACI-I 4 N g d M C H S Caruso loves to dance well lxkcd grand to know real frlend soclable easy to et along w1tl1 good luck to one who deserves the best' BALSL R JOGILILSE l'lL1ITlO10llS mtercsted m becomxng a crooncr 1 bluslnng and t1m1d1ty IS only skxn deep much lnterested m school games ABRAHAM JONES Tlnrd of the Iones boy s strong rugged deep volced has the quallncatlons of a good foreman curly halred ambltlous gomg to be a mlllnon ure some day ALLEN JONES Allen affable qulet lnkes mov1es makes regular vlsnts to the local theaters lI'ltll'T13tC frlends are not senlors so wc can t solxc the mystery of the mov1es 1940 f 3i62k it , f - 5 V 3 N a My :1 Tr.1ckf2, 3, : Opcrag-43 Bojs Chorusq Tumblin Team-2, 3, 4: Mixe Chorus-4. I J I I 0 h I C I I I - ' I I I Opera-45 Boys' Chorus--45 Class Basketball-I, -, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus-4. Mr, Chips . . . tall . . . lanky . . . bespectacled . . . ' . . . ' ' ' . . . l1's Intramural Basketball League-l. I 7 1 l 7. 1 Class Basketball--I, 2, 3, 4g Glcc Club-l. I 7 .x. S . D . . . . 0 I 0 1 7 ' I -A-v A A ILDWARD JONES I b Eddle ta studlous baseball and the Detrolt Tloers are hns chref delnghts mterested m the farr sex and school games and partxes JCI-IN JONES Q Small mterested m commercnl subjects llkes all sports partlcularlv football would llke to go to eol lege hope to see the headlme Local Boy Makes Good HARRY JOHN Harrv llkeable undnsturbed by commotlon about 1m qulet a true sportsman we hope m the futur he wlll enjoy the rewards of h1s labor EDWARD J JOYCP Teddv rexeres Notre Dame lS famxlmr wnth 1ts umpresslve athletnc records hope to be g.,r1du1ted from that famous LIHIXCFSIIX llkes to smg., modest reserved ND BLACK 1940 simk ' V French C u -31 Class Basketball-I, 2, 5, 4. me - as - . . . ll . . . . . . , 1 . .U K . . . . I I . . A I . . . . . . . 1 . Class Basketball-'l, 2, 5, 4: Frcslmman Glue 'lub. 'F , N L L O . , .S ' I l i r . . P , I I A Y Q - Q - ec N U . . . , . 9 Astronomy Club-21 Glcc Club-lg Intramural Basketball-l. 2, 5. 4. ' J . . . . . I qt h . . . . . . . . . . , S . . . . St. Canicuw-l, 2. W me as ' ' ' ' Q 1 I I I Y L x I I I C K 'i' ' I I l ' . I 5 . . . lv X 7 4 1 J I L A 7 N I V I I I . I I Y I l I xl : ? 4 MAR A LACK O0 AND B EDWARD KAIER TEDDY trm o ous ass 1sktb1ll I 4 Mn. mrus tt u Scmor Pay H st Teddy wntty llkes drxvmgj smgmg glrls and dramatlcs wants to be a truck drlver 1 smooth dancer a sports fan follows the hlgh scbool games ANTHONY KASINSKAS mlsatlmball 1 2 3 Pupa renovx ned for hxs ptterbug actnltles lnltes the falr sex enjoys dancmg cooperatlve an ardent rooter for the team football and basketball are favor1te sports IOHN KERN rlmul flu 4 lntramural Basketball Sensor Play Stud nt C,ong.,rt s 4 Kay o crop of wavy black ha1r a keen sense of humor IS lus cluef asset wltty conversat1onal1st popular partlcularly wxth the semor lassles THOMAS KING DUB us Basketball I I Club Band 3 Football Manaptr I Spends h1s lelsure txme at New Boston an admnrer of the fa1r sex lrttle but enjoys a good fight 194'0g f l 3i64,.ict 'AR0ou KEDCB'-ACK 3 HAROLD KOHAN Cheerleader 3 4 Boys Chorus 4 Art Club 3 4 French Club-3 Yearbook Art Staff Dramatuc Club-4 Muxed Chorus 4 Opera 4 Press Club 2 Senor Plat Typing Club Harry s cheerleadmg brmgs forth a ready response excels ln h1s studles not a book worm likes muslc he hopes to attann a hlgh place 1n the muslcal world GEORGE KOVAL Glee Club-l Opera-4 Boys Chorus 4 Photography Club-4 rt Club-2 3 4 Class Basketball l 2 3 4 B d 2 Dramatu. Club-4 Stage Managnng 4 George a v1ct1m of basketballms basketball IS h1s mam mterest also 1nterested 1n mechamcs future hlgh pressure auto salesman can he talk' JOHN KRASNISKY Astronomy Club- Intramural Basketball Z 3 Glee Club I ohn often seen but seldom heard helpful cooperatlve begms each task w1th determmauon to succeed may success come to h1m nn h1s chosen profes S1Ol'1 EMIL KUBEK St Camtus l Z Phottxpraphy Club-4 Sensor Bows Chorus benlor Wxxed Chorus-4 Opera 4 Brllllant student short wavy hanr came from Camcus m hls junlor year has made many frlends ln M C H S L-..- S 1 1 9 4. +- iii LACK A N D B WILLIAM LABOLOKIE Cb-ZB h r Nlckname s Blllum happy go lucky smxles a great deal a ser1ous student has never learned to whlsper PETER LAHUTSKY unet frncndly studlous hopes to contlnue hls educat1on mn a h1gher 1nst1tut1on of learnmg p o togrflphy IS h1s hobby GERALD LAWLER 4 Pat IS h1s mckname not too talkatlve os sesses a leglon of frxends photography and stamp col lectlng are h1s prmcxpal hobbles HAROLD LIGHT Frlends call hnm Harry came to M C H S nn hrs freshman vear has made many frlends 1n hls four years hopes to be a busmess man 1 9 4 0? f X662 4 E ' ' 5 3 N i cus N Astronomy lu : oys C orus-4: Intramural Baskc ballg Class Team-I, 2, 33 Glo: Club-l. ' ' CQ ' ,Y ' 1 . . . ' . . . lfrcnclm Club-3g Class Basketball-2, 45 Photography Club-4. Photography Club- 5 Class Basketball-2, 4. ze as ' ' ' ' . . . . . . . p - -H ' ' MAROONZJ ' who BLACK THOMAS LITSCH TEX Handsome mtends to study law an enthusnastlc photographer certam to meet success nn hls chosen professlon ANDREW LONG yClb-2 D Gumps an outdoor man fishmg and huntlng are favor1te hobbles h1s ambltlon IS to be a forest ranger has a score of frlends JOHN I OTXVICK CJ Lakes all sports partlcularly basketball book keepnng IS h1s faxorlte subject would llke to be a bookkeeper a future buslness man ROBERT LUKE Full of fun always ready for a good joke nkes the commerclal course hopes to be a successful busmess man Q 1940 iii E 3 1 N g lf 7, Astronom ' u 5 ramatic Club-4g Intramural Basketball-2, 3, 4. ff 93 ' ' I n l l Varsity Basketball-45 Class Basketball-I, 2, 3: Football-2, 55 Track-l, 3, 4: xym Team-2, 5. . 0 . . Y . . . . . . Class Basketball-1, 25 Tumbling-23 Chorus--4. f 4l lx f 3 1 4 5 GFORGI' MAMMARELLA 1TsY ass ukctball 2 Drama IL u G ec ms oru fl Club C lass frac 7 3 Mixed Chorus Press Club 2 Pep perseverance pleasmg personahty tsv actlve ln class and school act1v1t1es hkes sports mtends to be a drxver IOHN MARKIEWICZ Marko 1S qulet bashful does a good Job of mlndlng h1s own busmess hked by classmates L1I1dCC1dCCl about h1s career has our wlshes for success GEORGE MARSHALL Senior Plas Art Club W 4 Host-4 Class Basketball I 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 1 2 Dramatic Club 4 Track l Yearbook Staff I-rench Club 3 4 Good lookmg clever dresser lots of fun good company possesses dramatlc abxhtv out standlng 1n art hkes dancmg hopes to have M D snfter hls name some day RDWARD MARTEUSZ Llkes muslc . plays the accordlon well . . . qu1et mterested m the commerclal course . hopes to be a wxzard of flnance 1n the future lflnf, 1 914'-FO' ' 3-X682 ' MAR ' ' A BLACKF 00N AND JAMES MCANDREWS Deserves the much used txtle of good sport actlvely mterested ln the schools athletxc program well llked act1ve ln class affsurs JOSEPH MCKERNS One of the classmates who came to us from St Cfnmcus l1kes our mtramural system of sports quxet courteous cordlal RALPH MESSERSCHMIDT Speed keen sense of humor sees the sunny s1dt of sntuatxons h1s acqulred many frxends through hls pleaslng personahty best of luck Speed ' CHARLES MICKULONIS Charles lxkes sports both the school and lntramural v1r1ety sports have so engrossed hnm that he has not eng1ged 1n other act1v1t1es good luck Q 1940 7' ? siwic E 'A' sea CK JoHN MILUNAS ohn must have many act1v1t1es outslde of school we never see hxm after classes hkes dancmg enjoys sports 1nterested 1n commerclal subjects MICHALL MULARCHICK Ta Mlchael IS qu1et 1nterested 1n sports but only as a spectator llkes dancmg and IS mterested nn a successful commerclal career ROBERT MYERS Curly top notch mus1c1an has made many frlends ln hls two years w1th us thxck curly black halr llkes to dance marked for success PAUL NOLTIzR Pleasant to know as a classmate qu1et 1kes sports but IS not a partlclpant we do not know hls amb1t1ons but 40 wlshes hnm good luc ' E1 9 4- Ami: 5 cus 3 Class Basketball-I, 2. ll . . . ' ' ' . . . ' ' Band-3, 4g St. AIoseph's High School, Ashland-1, 2. if 3, - ' ' V . . . , t l . . . . ' . . . l' ' ' . . . ' ' ' k. If F 0 5 Horse actlve ln sports lnterested 1n wlld 1 e lxkes hnkmg swlmmnng ICC skatlng good movles card games a jolly person 1nterested 1n the commerclal world MAROON 1 AND BLACK JOSEPH ONCIDI b GEORGE A OSCHMAN I CbSpotd C Osclue a practncal joker l1kes sports especnally basketball and football sports Wrlter for Maroon and Black enjoys femmme socxety would llke to be a sports edltor Interested 1n sports partlcularly actlve ln the mtra MICHAEL PANCURAK b 4 mural program of sports basketball IS hls favorlte rec reatxon leasm ersonalnt lnterested 1n class P g P Y affalrs oe a qulet fellow lxkes all kinds of sports JosEPH PANDos cheerful frlendly a sunny dlsposxtxon one the commerclal students would lxke to be an executwe Q 1 940 ink I F F -'- ' -Y i CHS S Class Basket all-l, 2, 4g Glce Club-l. N ,, . . . . . H lf...' ' ',' ' L Intramural Basketball-I, 2, 3, 45 Vice President Studen Councilg N l Dramatic lu g r s E itorg Yearbook Staffg Boys Glee lub. , V QQ ' Y, ' ' ' V f ez n ' ' ' ' Class Basket all-I, 2, 3, 3 Class Track-lg Gym Team-l. Intraclass Basketball-2. IQJ n - - - ' 6 of ' . . . ' 1 V fl f : ? ' Q I ..- 3 .- A A N D 3 L A C K WILLIAM PANGONIS runun Stmor Class 'Nluggct 4 Opera rtnslra 2 4 Yearbook Boys Chorus 4 Class Baske! a Q 3 4 lholographw Club 4 Dram auc Club 4 French Club rxek Mmngcr 3 Scmor Pay Press Club 2 Mixed Chorus 1 senxor class pres1dent actlve m school affalrs pleaslng personahty E student musl cal abnhty possesses the ablllty to make fmends would llke to be an electrlcal englneer CLARENCE PARFITT CLANCY H1 ugget 2 K n runurxl Blskcllull G1 cv. C Hovs Chorus 4 xnauon Club 3 Opera mor 'ay ' 3 Clancy pleasant personallty l1kes basketball possesses musxcal ab1l1ty acuve m the Dramatlc C ub served as Nugget' reporte r a valuable member of the Class JOSEPH PECA lhotox.,r1phy Club 4 lorensxe League Typnst Art Cl b u 2 agatrafl 4 ANIIIIIDII Club oe 1nterested 1n photography 1 good swlmmer enjoys outdoor llfe has a keen sense of humor possesses the art of makmg frlends FRANKLIN PERRY Cass lhskctball 5 4 Bows Chorus 4 Cylec Club Admlral ta y 1 es to smg llkes good books and good radlo programs IS mterested ln automoblles wants to h go to a sc ool for mechanxcs a cheerful personal1t k xl' 1940 f 'pknk 5 M A 1 - - nfs 3 R 0 Q N 2 W s P ' 'l' ' f 5 l H -3. Q -2, 3, 4g Band-I, 2, 3, 41 A O sl ' - , 3, 3 Q f .- 5 ' . . b ll- Q l'2 ' 5, ' 1' Q -3 h R -:' ' 44: 4. ' 'K lf T . ' 1 ' - 3 ' l 'z ' ' - Z ' ' N -4. 2 C ar 4 B'lly . . . ' ' . . . ' ' if fr, . . . N H .- l CQ ,, l 0 IS. d-I. 2. 3, 4: Art Cllub-34 Dramatic Club-43 N - , ., 4: 33' I I 1 . . . -l, 2, 3, 43 ' Ilub-lg R '- g A V ' I - Q -2: Se ' ll '. se , so lk rc as ' - S . . . N . ,. . 4 ,Q Qi x I , yi r 1 i : I . k's x v 1 '- : , T Sr -Q f ' 3 -z. 3 wr. -,g .Y -r -1. fl ' Y, ' ' . . ll . . . . . . l Y 4 . . ' . MARO BLACK 0 N A N D THOMAS PETRITSCH l Tommy quxet prefers mdustrlal arts to ra dntxonal school subjects llkes fishmg huntmg all forms of outdoor llfe h1s favorlte occupatlon IS drlvmg GEORGE PONISCIAK O ulet frxendly hobby baseball knows more about 1t than most blg leaguers football and basket ball are also mam lnterests attends all school events well llked WILLIAM POST A small lad blg xdeas actnve member of the band eatmg ns hxs f1vor1te occupatlon likes basket Jall popular ch1ef asset h1s wmnmg smlle JACK RYAN Personallty plus tardy often and often and often . a good sport llkes French . cooperatlve . mtcrested ln class act1v1t1es a frxendly splrlt good pal Q 1 9 4' 0- sink: in- , V r -4' ' ,, c 5 Class Bnskctballfl, 3, 43 Plmtograplmy Club-45 Stagccrafz-4g Glen: L R, Club-35 Boys Chorusfig Frcsllmnn Glcc Club: Gym lixlubition-35 Senior Mixct Chorus. U H... l l . tt- l . . . . . . K . . . . . . . . l . . . . . l . . . 4 l rchcslra-2, 55 Band-2. 33 Ycarbookg Class Basketball-5, 4. l Q l . . I l l liamlgi, 4. W l . . . . . . , . ' St. Canicus-l, 23 Yearbook. V . 0 0 .1 A N D LEON SALEM n 3 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 Spook plays a mean trombone admlres Tommy Dorsey lxkes baseball and pancakes and all orchestras an actnve band member swmg and sway the Salem way JOHN SCHAAR French Club 3 Glee Club-1 Boys Chorus-4 Basketball Manager 1 2 3 Gym Tem 1 Football 3 Well known hearty laugh llkes baseball basket ball and football apparently qu1et and studlous refers a baseball to a book good student GEORGE SCHAD FOFCBSIC League 4 Nugget for Typmg 4 Class Basketball l 2 3 4 Art Club--2 Gym Team 2 L1kes skatmg knows everybody 1n the school treasurer of h1s homeroom a dalryman at heart football IS h1s favornte sport should be a successful bus1 ness man WILLIAM SCHUSTER X 1ce Pres1dent of Sennor Class Edntor 1n chmf Yearbook VZYSIIQ ootball Var 1 Basketball 2 S n1or Play 4 Track 2 3 4 An E pup1l Shoes has a star studded athle 1 career tall, towers over s1x feet qu1et modest the Ken Cavanaugh of Mahanoy I-hgh . lead1ng scorer ln football 1940? 'L' l- xg X742 , 5 - 5 1.- N L - 1 -il ' , Bad-.s -.,,4- ' ' ' I QQ as - ' ,3 . 1, l 1 . . . - . l . . gt . . . . . . . . . 1, me ' u - A I . I , as Class Basketball-l, 2, 3, 45 Junior Varsity--2, 35 Mathematics Club-2, 35 2 - : : 1 ' ' 't 1 1 Q 3 ' 3 1 - V I I I I I O D , - V 1 P . . . . l ' -: ' -2 -, , , 9 5 - . ,. - . . S . -. - . Q . Y , F -3, 4g s'ty - , 3, 4g ' e A - : - . 1 - -I ff I9 ' . . . Q! ,, - t'c MAR 00N AND A BLACK GEORGE SETCAVAGE Class Basketball l ummr arsntx Foot a Dramatxt Club-4 C ltc Club I Class Track Auauon Club Brxdgv. Club-4 Porcnsrc league Tvplst 4 S nur Play George s favorlte sport IS football was a regular on the varsity excellent dancer enjoys recreat1on perxods but not classes new er overworked a jltter U8 WILLIAM SHEEHAN BILL Camtus o a ra a s Bask tball 5 1 dark wavy halr fullback on the football team mterested ln most sports and the falr sex expects to be an electr1c1an good luck, B111 V ANTHONY SHELAKES ass Basketball un or ars: Xar lty Basket a 4 BJISIIX Football 4 Glct Club rack 5 4 Boss Chorus Mlxed C horus 4 Gym Ttam 2 3 4 Tony a top rankmg dancer regular end on the football squad track, basketball football and base ball keep h1m busy the year round popular ener g6f1C EDWARD SIMMONS Art Club Scmor Dramau Club Footb1ll Nlanager 4 Student ounul Class Basketball l 2 5 4 Yearbook ta B ss Chorus 4 GI L Club 1 Bridge Club-3 I 1kes football steaks good tlmes fun 19 found where Slmmons happens to be manager of football a Student Councll member small but m1ghty Dramaucs Club performer 0111, 1940 ' fi- ink ,, A 1 J' E - v 3 V i : ,i - i Q--C I I m . 2, 3, 43 It V I ,'-5g b ll-l, 2, 3, 4g , ' : 3 ' , - 1 I -2: 'A ' K -3: 5 1' it 1 , . . Y . C 0 I 1 Y u 0 l - ll ,Q E R St. ' -l, 23 Varsity If orb ll-3, 43 T ck-3, 43 Cl s, c h , 4. B'll,' . . . . ' . . . . of 4 . . . . . . . . . ' ' ll ' 7, I . . . . 1 Cl ' -l, 21 i V 'ty+3: I L4 ' b lla 3 ' ' U' - c ' -2: T ' - , Q ,' -4: ll ,Y ' u a Q , C - E - 9 -Ig ' 'c 5 . r - g ' C ' -4: - , , , 1 5 Ha rg ot' ' - 3 c' - 5 A ' , 4 r : 3 '- gf Q E -!+ O .n o. ill WILLIAM SINCAVAGE Smco lnkes all sports partxcularly football 1nterested IH the busmess course hkes bookkeeplng qulet but enjoys a b1t of fun destlned for the bus1 ness world MILAN SLABEY Ta t 1n excellent photographer often termed the quletest boy of all the classes expects to take up photography as a lnfe work FRANCIS SLUZALIS 4 b about h1s plans and ambltlons we only know that he h IS a host of frnends who w1sh hm' success WILLIAM SMIGO C 2 5, M 5, Husky bullt on a large scale blg hearted an excellent student perslstent Wllllng to Work hard for a worthy cause dependable an asset to the class f'f'94-o f Simi V-M - A- A Q Class Basketball-l. 2. V lt' ff ' ,, ' ' Y . o n a 1 o u Photography Club--4. ll ' ,, -. l j ,m Class Basketball-l, 2, 3, Q Astronomy Clu -23 Track--I. b .,f Frnendly . . . unassumlng . . . never has sa1d much 1 . . . . . . l f l , 3 ' Advertising Manager, Yenrbool-ig Photography Club-43 French flub-23 Q l Astronomy Club-25 Aviation Club- 3 Opera, Sta fc ana'cr-41 N I A l Glec Club-l. , A 7 I u c I 0 I O . - 0 I l ' f Q f f 1 z 7 - S? L 5 ...... MAROON A DB'-ACK - AN QIQWQ DORAN STARKEY A 1 ldmr turbo k Art It mr um., t Xrt C frm mramural Bask tb1ll nn Lys wus Tl l'Jn'l2lIl U FLTSUYLY 4 ll' C.lj,UL stllll .n lx 1 us Ars gratla art1s Dorans motto would lnke to convert M C H S 1nto an art gallery actxve m class affalrs hkes sports and of course lf rack oo all 3 Class Baskc FRANCIS STEFANIK Bn gt Club 7 C lee Club l Llkes dancxng basketball football m1l1tary m1nded hopes to become a general 1n the d1m future h1s hobby IS stamp collectmg JOHN STEFFAN ass Basketball 2 5 4 Nug L T p 4 Drlmatle Club 4 pi Club l Geography Club Z Astronmmy Club Stamp Club 3 453 f Handsome an E student llkes sports hunt mg and Hshmg stamp collecrmg IS 1 hobby '--v wants to be a bookkeeper typlst on the Nugget staff EDWARD STEPANAVAGI: RED ' - Class Basketball 1 4 C grmphy Cub Cl C Club-I Happy go lucky never worrxes about anythlng llkes a good argument would rather argue than ea has no defimte plans for the future 014, H- 1940 f si77k 7 41 - I g - - Y N 3 C' A x 11 , ' Mu . 'A' F 5 A 1 YH U Q fliu N C -41x ilub--2.3.-41' ck-'23 l ' V l c . -Z, 3, 4: LJ.lI1C'g Husti-83 Bro Chr -41 ' 4 U Opc .-3, 43 D 'c Cl h T '. ' + 1 F4 cnsic I. ' '-45 V Arr Pl 1 Ni'cd Clor -3, 4, X X, 1' ...g'ls! . Va 'I' -l, 2g F wb -I, 2, ,g , . tball-1, 2, 3, 43 Ad --3 l ' - . - Cl - - , . , 5 l' 'g-t y ist-1 . - 3 Glcc - 5 v , ' ' - 3 . s . -lg f - . f V. 5 . . . . . . ' . . . - ' asm. . . . ' . . . . t rw A 1 ,,,. if-Iiligizx u as Q ' P 6' - , 2, 3, 3 Ccoy ' 'l -2g ' e X . bfi W x- - - 1 n X x : ? I 7 5 FQ MAROQN?-F -egg ,SAND Bl-A 3 WAYNE STITZER STIT Opera 2 4 Cwlee ilub-l Senior Play Mixed Chorus Class Basket ball l Art Club--I 2 3 4 Geography Club 2 Boys Chorus 4 t1t carefree attltude toward lnfe enjoys a good joke lnterested 1n art ambxtxous would llke to become a famous desngner an excellent fr1end VINCENT SUPERNAVICH as etball I 2 3 Glu: Club-1 Tratk Vlncent IS tall broad shouldered good looklng partlcularlv adm1res blondes known as Super man by hls frnends VINCENT TOMALONIS ToMo CnmTv.1m Z 1 4 Class Basketball 1 2 3 4 Astronomy Club W1tty carefree dramaucs are a source of amuse ment soclal mlnded llkes xntramural act1v1t1es a pleasant compamon ready for any fun or frollc any tlme LOUIS TRAINI Class Basketball I 2 3 4 Yearbook Typxst Louls may seem qulet but can he talk when he gets 'E Wlth the gang llkCS sports a partxclpant 1n the lntramural program 94' X ink QQ S, G? MS ' H ' - - fi r . I Q I . N , B bk -, , g ' ' 3 ' -1. ' ' fl ,Q ' ' ll 32 . '--,.,a t '-,.,: -29 ' ' Dramatic Club'-43 Senior Playg Glce Club-l. . H ,, . . . . TL I' 2 f 5 Q1 05 ' il ? Tri , ...,,. FRANCIS TRUSKOWSKI g ply Cl Francls an ardent sportsman and rooter for M C H photography IS h1s hobby a welcome addr t1on to the ranks of the Scmor Class GEORGE VINORES Tall and husky l1fe of the classroom lot of fun sports f1n good pal frlendly JOSEPH WAITKUS oe IS the D1 V1nc1 of the class of 1940 lxkes sports tall blond qu1et fellow swell pal llkcs to dance to be an artlst IS h1s amb1t1on ANDREW WARGO Q Andrew enjoys Hshmp most of all hlfcs huntmg too IH f1ct the great outdoors can lure ham from books any day good luck Andrew 5- 'ine '36 940 ink f -4- Q K Y CHARLES WAGNER Library Club 4 Stmor Lhorus Boys Chorus Bnd 3 4 Band Club 3 4 Dramatic Club-4 Senior Play Opera Llkes muslc rnstrumental and vocal excellent actor of dramauc roles appears qunet but cer taxnly can enjoy a joke hasn t decided what professlon he w1ll enter JOSEPH WHITE ass Basketball 5 Joseph not very RCCIVC nn class affaxrs qulet 1n school very lnvely outsnde of M C H S we have not ascertamed h1s amb1t1on but wnsh hlm success ROBERT WORDEN Cass Basketball 1 4 Bridge Club-3 V Basketball rotball 2 3 4 Class T ck l 2 3 4 Stagecraft Club Geography Club 2 One of the actlve class members sports are hrs hobby llkes stagecraft photography an excel lent student courteous pleasant to know one of 40 s assets MICHAEL WYCHICK Class Basketball l 2 3 4 Glee Club-I Geography Club-2 M1chael hkes mtramural sports mterested rn a com mercnal career perhaps he w1ll be a tycoon of com mercc llkes travel and sports good luck' x 1940 l iwk BLACK 3 f MAROONQ W EAND PAUL YENCHICK Class Basketball-l. 1, 3: Nugget Typist-43 Glec Club-I: Gemgriiplw Club-2. Never jumps at conclusions . . . never does anything hastily . . . industrious . . . reliable . . . desires a successful business career. VINCENT ZELONIS Intramural Basketball-I, 2, 3, 4g Dramatic C.lub-4. A jovial fellow . . . likes all sports . . . football and bas- ketball are favorites an excellent sense of bumor energetic '1lOy21l follower of M C H S teams good sport' simk . a Y SENIOR CLASS HISTORY EVEN way back when we were extremely verdant freshmen Wlth extremely damp spots behInd our organs of hearmg, we, the class of 40, seemed destlned to be the first In everythmg We were the first class not to have a un Ior Hlgh graduatlon play the first class not to FCCCIVC dIplomas on graduating from unIor HIgh Now, the play dIdn t worry us much-of course, our dramatIc senses felt a bIt snubbed but that wore off lt was the Idea of not gettmg dIplomas After all when one IS a mere freshman, one thInks four years IS 1 very, very long tIme to go Wlth no dxploma to slIde back and Slt down on If one doesn t make It Those four years went only too quickly, though We were the first class not to spend our freshman year In the hIgh school buIldIng because of the crowded condItIons we were unceremonrously Shlpped down to the Ma hanoy Street school bulldlng Hence, when we eventually journeyed up to take our places as sophomores, we stlll emltted rather greenIsh rays These faded as we began to get our bear Ings, and In no time at all our super1or1ty was Hrmly established Our g1rls chorus was the first to g1VC an Easter cantata two years In successIon We were the first sopho mores to partIcIpate In 1 school opera Even then we had started to make our plans for our next two years The name Jolly unIors was created especially for us we were the most actIve 1unIor class In years It was In our jumor year that the basketball team won 1tS first Black Dxamond League champ1onshIp, wIth two of our class members, BIll Schuster and ohnny Gayusky as regulars AgaIn we par ticipated In the opera, wIth Billy Pangoms stealIng the show as the rather questIonable character Florestme We were represented In every actIvIty orchestra, forensIc league, Nugget staff g1rls basketball and volley ball We were the first class to hold a jun Ior dance, and, to clImax the year, we held the first gIrls gym exh1bIt The officers who so ably guIded us to these 1chIevements were Preszdenz' LEONARD BEORES Vzce President BETTY MILES Secrelary MARIAN WHITCOMB Treavurer STEPHEN GAVULA Then another year passed, a new, more dIgnIfied class appeared the semors of 1940 But If was stIll the same old us doIng things wIth the same old smiles In the same old way We were the flrst class to have hosts and hostesses on social dancIng the first class to have 1 m1d year prom the first class to have a g1rls drum and bugle crops the first class to have a leap year dance the first class to have n1ckelette dances rl wo of last year s officers were re elected to serve agaIn Preszdeuf BILLY PANGONIS Vzcc Prcszdcnf BILL SCHUSTER Scrrefrzry BETTY MILES Trmmrer MARIAN WHITLOMB We know that as the curtaIn goes down on our school lIfe In M C H S we shall contInue belng first In doIng thIngs Our one hope IS that we, In years that seem so far away now, may be the first class to be able to say We have all tried to do our best we have all succeeded to thee, Alma Mater, be the praIse MARIAN WHITCOMB, '40 Jifnic K! ' 33 . . . . . . . 1. . ., ' ' It 73 ' S Q ! ' ' . , . . J . , s . 1 . J . . . , . , , I , . . , . , . s t . , . ' ' ' - s L W . . ' ! 4 3 3 - s ' . . . U . . ,, ' . . , . . ' - , ' A L . , , . C S . . S . IQ J ' !i U ' r . 4 3 J . ' ' H T 0 , Rv.. ...M- HISTQRY OF FLAG THE FLAG of the United States of America went through many changes before the present flag was evolved. It is a far cry, in- deed, from the Pine Tree flag or the Rattle- snake flag to Old Glory waving high today. Long before there was any thought of be- coming a United States, the colonies wanted an emblem In New England, as early as 1737 a flag made its appearance It was a blue flag with a red cross quartering a white union Red, white, and blue In the Revolutionary period of our his tory, innumerable types of flags appeared The Pine Tree flag is probably the most famous of these emblems The Southern colonies often used flags with the word Llberlj in letters Another flag had he device of a rattlesnake with the words, D ll tfread on me Many of the flags were the same as the British flag differing only in color It was necessary for our Navy, however, to have a standard banner A committee was appointed with Benjamin Franklin as chair man The flag which they designed was known as the Grand Union flag It had for its union the crosses of St George and St Andrew and thirteen alternate red and white stripes representing the colonies The crosses showed that British sentiment was still high in the colonies George Washington raised it on land at Cambridge anuary 1 1776 It was first flown at sea on ohn Paul ones flagship Alfred, December 3 177 Not until a year after the war was de clared were the crosses discarded The Con date celebrated as Flag Day passed the fol lowing resolution, which created the Stars and Stripes RISOINIII That tht flag it tht rhirtttn unirtd starts bt thirt n strip s .alt rnatt r l and whit that tht unitn bt thirteen stars hit or .1 u ht r pr s nting a n w ton ttllation This flag first appeared in the battle of Saratoga, September 11 1777 Contrary to popular belief, many historians do not give Betsy Ross credit for making this flag, al- though she did make many flags for the colonial troops. The flag was changed to its present form in 1818, when five new states had already been admitted to the Union. It was seen that if a star and a stripe were added for every new state the flag would become un wieldy and unsymmetrical A new flag appeared in every war which the United States fought In the Revolu tionary war the flag contained thirteen stars in 1 blue field arranged in a circle and thir teen alternate red and white stripes At the time of the war of 1812 there were fifteen stars and fifteen stripes in the flag When the Mexican war was fought the flag had already been changed to the original stripes but there were now twenty nine stars in the Union President Lincoln allowed the stars repre sentmg the seceded states to remain in the flag There were thirty four warring states in the Union during the Civil War Forty five of the forty eight states had pomed the Union when the Spanish Amer: can war took place The Hnal state, Arizona, joined the Union in 1912 Delaware was the first state to ratify the Constitution, therefore, the first star in the upper left hand corner has been designated to represent that state The others follow in the order of ratification Nliny different mottots hue been attributed to the colors of tht flag Ont of the most popular is XX lute-Purity mnotence Rtd Hardintss Ind valor Blue-Vlgilantt ptrsutrant and jusutc lirst 'Adopt d by Continental Longrtss Iunt 14 1777 Iirst flown from ohn Paul ones ship Ranger uly 14 1777 I-irst th un in 11nd at batrlt of Saratiwga Stpttmber ll 1777 Iirst off' nal salutt paid to flag, bw forugn tountrx Fran t february 14 1778 lirst nam gn n Old Glory during Cnxl War Huis off' Along fb: sfreef fbc rf' comes A blarv 0 bugflzs, u ru e 0 drums, A mb 0 zolor fillllllflj lbc sftg Huis off' Tb: Flag ls passmg 113 iwk , . t . re - ,JJ L' t ' i rr 0 J .21 - ' ' 9 ' ' A J J a ' ' J ' ' , , 5. - . . - -. . . - Iv- -1, A . urn I fc ' 'Q . tincntal Congress, on June 14, the A fcw huts in the history of the flag in brief are: 5' 1 C ' ' ' y -g ' B . , . . . . , .. ' J J ' 4 v J , . ,, i i , V K 1 . ' , v 'I s ' ' - :' Qc' . ' . 1. ' ,' . 1... F- 1 - ' ec ' c , u ' - et ' ' cg L i L ' V ' - 'm - ' ' , w A e 1 bl c A sld, c v: c ' ' c ' ' s ' ' . s , , . , . t , - yt , . jf ls f - , I i K an I,- . I . . Y. K- . , .1 -L Y K it 1 . FIFSI Flag of the Unltcd Colonlcs Tlmirx IN l1OI'll0l1tl1l red 'md wlntg strlpu wntlx tlmc com lumd grown of St Gcolgc 1nd St Andrnw un 1 cmton on 1 blue field Composed tlx Cwnbrldgc Inllg aQ tlns fnst flag of chg United Colomes was deslgnltcd Ilown ox ex Georgg W1Sl11HbtOH s llmdquartcrs at C:1mbr1dg,c M1551 Clwusetts 1nu1rX 1 1776, tlns flag, was, 1I'l fact the MGKLOI Hag., of England wxtlu nts solxd lcd Held dlXlLlCd by Wlntc llblDOI1S maknng, tlu tlmtun lcd md xxlntn Stripes up rasantung, rhg Il1llfLLI11LbLll1I'lb Colonms Tlns f11g,, So fax as IK known W15 nugr L'l1llLCl m blttlg and xx .ls slmortln Ld 15 It vs 15 naturally unlpplopultc md unpopulir after tln SIEIIIHQ., of rhg DCLl.1I'ltlOI1 of Indcpundcncc Iuly 4 1776 . 1 . . L ' :J ' 1- ' 11 ' .. .. . . . . - I ' 1' 3 'V X - 1 1 . . , 1 . 1 1 1 Q' ' 1 J lr, 1 ' 1 . . , - 1 . 1 ' 1 y - ' x ' C L - , L C- r 1, 1 - . ,-1. , I , . . , y ' 3 Y 7 -' 1 y 1 I- 11 -1 - y 1 -' -1 - . 1 1 , 1'! y 1 D' 'Al 'I E Y X ' gy ' ' '. 1 ,111 1 -.'1, ' . ,, ,.. , ,, ., , 1 1 1 .. , , . , - -, , 1 C1 VL V 1 1- C C -'Y ' , 1, -, . A 1 1 1 1 y L in Q ' CLASSES JUNIOR CLASS HISTCRY THREE years ago, on the sixth day of Sep- tember, another group of boys and girls took their places in the lowliest class of Mahanoy High. This was the new crop of freshmen, and how green! Surely, they thought they would never get through four years of actual high school work. But lo! In their first vear of high school this freshman class was just above the run of the mill especially in athletics Sports seemed to be the bright point in a dull year There were a number of first year men who made the football varsity, and the varsity basketball team showed a few freshman names dotting Now, the junior year is nearly over and its star is still steadily rising. This third-year class has a majority of E students in the school. December saw the junior dramatics club feature an assembly program. In the beginning of the past gridiron season six of this class were on the starting eleven and after an unfortunate series of accidents, practically ex ery member of the team was a junior Mahanoy City High School Black Diamond Champs have two juniors starting and five others acting as capable reserves Our class, because of previous performances, are once again favorites to capture the an IUINIOR CLASS OH-ICTRS its roster As fieshmen, this class excelled in track, winning the class championship in their first appear ance on the cinders Girls also flourished in that initial year In their anno secundo the new sophomore class again shone in athletics and outside ac t1v1t1es Two sophomores, Jack Goepfert and Mart I-Ianrahan, made the football var sity On our state elimination basketball team was Goepfert as pivot man Thls class again retained its championship in track The girls were prominent in dancing, clubs, singing and basketball, with several outstanding players in the girls league nual class track meet The junior girls chor us also featured with their performance in assembly SIX plaver basketball for girls is our school and class leagues have a large fol lowing On December 1 the class officers were se lected as follows P1f'SldCl1f BERNARD CASSKRLY V11 t Pre mic nf MART HANRAHAN Svc zefmj JEAN WENT7 7110911701 DOROTHY MII LER FRANCIS CARR, 41 Bisiii . . , . 7 I . A . . . . . , - . .C . l . , t fl . - 1 t 0. . basketball and extra-curricular activities rapidly becoming of major importance in 7 . . . . 1 - - . . . , Q , SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY OPEN sesame and the pages of the book open to the sophomore class The sopho more class was the only class that attended hugh school whlle 1n elghth grade Dur1ng that year the students walked through the halls wlde eyed It was also durnng that year that Betty Wood our classmate became Drum Majorette Her hard work and the sknllful tra1n1ng of our Band Leader Mr Becker have made the band one of the best nn the state Whlle ln exghth grade the boys began to take lnterest 1n lnstrumental musxc Some of the boys have now acqulred posl trons 1n the school band The next year the pupnls began to take mterest ln the school act1v1t1es Some joined clubs and others became assoc1ated wlth our celebrated paper The Nugget They also began to take part 1n assembly programs and sports Some of the boys are now mem bers of e1ther the football team or the bas ketball team The next year the students were full fledged members of the school each person trymg to do somethlng for the school The boys became as actxve as the gnrls 1n school work It was durnng the sophomore year the Glrls Drum and Bugle Corps whxch has many mus1c1ans from the sophomore class was organlzed The corps saw actlon at the Shenandoah and Ashland football games Whenever there IS something to be done you can always rely on the sophomore class to do nt whether It be ln sports musnc or work pertalnmg to the school The boys and grrls of the sophomore class have shown the1r lower classmates that they are one of the best classes that w1ll ever graduate from Mahanoy C1ty Hlgh School Good luck to the class of 1942 whlch 1n the future wxll be heard from as one of the best classes our hxgh school has produced PAUL SENESKY FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY ON SEPTEMBER SIXTH mnetcen hundred thlrty nlne two hundred seventy four rath er shy freshmen entered Mahanoy C1ty Hngh School soon to become a part of the act1v1t1es of the school Our class has been glfted wnth unusual schol 1st1c muslcal and athlet1c abnhty Many of our number are E students and several have attamed the d1st1nct1on of hav1ng an E IH every subject There are representat1ves of our class 1n most of the musncal organlzatnons of our school partncularly ln the band and or chestra Over seventy Hve of our gxrls are enhsted IH the newly organlzed Gnrls Drum and Bugle Corps Some freshmen have shown the1r talent credltably on assembly programs and two of our boys Allen Berger and Wxlham Althoff sang 1n the opera The Chlmes of Normandy The freshmen are well represented ln ath letlcs The boys have been gxven the chance to dnsplay the1r ab1l1ty ln basketball by playmg IH the cage leagues under the dnrectlon of Mr ones and Mr Goepfert Of the ten freshman boys on the unnor Varslty Steve Was1l1n1n has been espec1ally outstand1ng The g1rls have manlfested 1n terest and ab1l1ty ln basketball and volley ball and under the supervxsnon of Mxss Wal lauer are progresslng rapldly We have jolned enthuslastlcally 1n the many clubs offered on hngh school subjects the one most popular among us be1ng soc1al dancmg Thls year we had a splendld opportunlty to make a very educatlonal and entertaln 1ng V1Slt to the New York Worlds Falr where we marveled at the advanced 1d62S of l1v1ng 1n the amazlng World of Tomor row We extend our best wlshes for success to the members of the senlor class who are about to further educatlon or enter the workmg world We shall try our best to make the school as proud of us as It IS of the senlor class LoU1sE LEIBY X82 S , - 1 . , 9 I I k . - l S . , . 7 , 1 1 3 - 1 , . . , . . 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The Stsars and Str1pes 1l'1 1777 Ov IUNI 14 1777 tht Contmental Congress, ln Ph1la delplua adopted the followmo 1esolut1on RESOLVED That the flag, of the Un1ted States be thlr tttn str1pts 1lILllL1tL ltd Ind wlntt, that the Unuon be thntetn stus vxhltt III 1 blue field ILIJILSLIIIIIIQ, 1 ntvs con sttllatlon dlsplay td at IOII Schuyler neal Rome N Y when the folt was besxeged eally 111 August 1777 The garrxson h ld no flag, so one was m ide 1CLO1dll'1j., to the d1fCCfl0I1 of Con Dress by Cuttmg, up whlte sheets for the whlte stars and st11pes ind blts of seal let eloth for tht red strlpes The blue field for the stzus wls made from portxons of a Cloth Cloak belongmg to Captiln Abraham Swarthout, of Dutchess County New York Tht the was unfurled over tht fort August 3 1777 ff ' 79 ' L C A K Yi , v x . . . - . . O A . : ,, . . 4 4 ' Y I 3 - , T 1, A- 1-, L 1- - x -s L . :- ' - x K K -K, 7 I 1 ' C 1 -w -1 x ' yi m 7 - x ' Y, This new flag of the United States was probably first ' ,, J - , . - , , ' 1 9 ' 'S . ', . 7 ' Y ' . , . . Y, 1 'L 7 7 I Y . I - on a V A. 7 . K l . 1 KY' T l- l 1 I 'f 1 r 1 ' '., I ' Y ' ,, . ACTIVITIES YEARBOOK STAFF I mron IV C Hll-I ASSISTANT lnnok IN Cm XSSCNIAII Inwons XXIIIIXH PANIGUNIS Xlmuxw Wnllroxm S oms lm: R BLSIXI ss N1u.Ac.n In XIHIR IISINC NLXINAGI R XX II LIAM Sc HLSTI R B1 TTY X11LI S MAN lousl Bmxxmx NJ C nu C rom: OSCIiMXN AzwTolx1111 'Il.Nl111 V111 IXNi Sumo IALC LTIX L STAI-I STUDI NT NX RITYRS Get those snapshots mv' Let me see that dummy ' Have your wrntc ups complLted ' A beclnve of 1ct1v1ty the Yearbook staff as hard at work COI11pllll'lg matcrlal for our 'annual L i'- -, l.I .,, 1 . . ,. ' , ..,. , STI vm. L ' IA fr ', 2 o .. ,,.,..... 3, Q. , ., IXXSISTANT Svoms FDITOI ,... , , liuun NI Bormsm' 4 , A W ' ' UMAROON AND BLACK - 1940 This year's staff, under the able supervision of Miss Zelma K. Snyder, was greeted with bad fortune immediately after it had been selected- what event to have as a theme for the book? No World Fairs or Inter- national Expositions to use this year. Finally, after much discussion, the staff hit upon the idea of expressing our gratitude for being peaceful American citizens instead of taking part in that melee over theref, Good idea--so, our American Flag Edition. The work really began. Articles and write-ups to be composed, snap- shots to be taken, ads to be gotten. Fortunately, the editorial work was covered easily since many of the staff also wrote for our student paper, The Nugget. Too, much credit must be given to all our students who so ably assisted by being photo- graphed early and by having their cuts in before press time. Then came our business staff who, although at the time of their appointment were new at this work helped a great deal in overcoming Hnanclal problems, which crop up ever so often in this work Finally, our art staff who, as you can readily see by the illustrations in this book, really did marvelous work TYPISTS BUSINI SS STAH' At last, all material was compiled and sent to our engraxer After our copy material printed Then, after it was beautifully coxered, we produced that which we intend to use in time to come as a reminder of our dear old high school days our YhARB-ook imkc 5 7 engraving work was completed, the book was sent to the printer to have THE UGGET XS GOOD AS C OLD Tlme' Marches On' 1938 NUQGET wlns second place In state con test' 1939 40 NUGGLT recelves second award III P S P A contest Indlvxdual Wrlters Wm pr1Les' THL NUGGFT Mlrches On' fach year THe NUGGI T has become a better newspaper, and thus term It has been even more successful and mterestmg One of the reasons fox thls IS the Senlor Nugget pe11od Instead of taknng Senlor Enghsh the members of the staff have a fuII perxod each day In whxch to do all NUG GET Work and get the paper ready for pubhcatxon Th1s has been one of the Important factors In elevatnng THE NUe,GhT to IES present hlgh standmg In prevlous years staff members recelved no scholastlc credlt for the effort they put forth However, due to the efforts of Mlss Stella Hlnch semor and IUIIIOI Enghsh teachel, students on the staff reeene grades judged by the merlt of thelr work on eleh Issue Th1s fact w1II serve as ln IIICLIIIIVC to future staff members, to put TH1 NUe,e,1 I 111 the hnghest ranks of h1,e,h school papers TI-Ik INUGGILT STAFF 1939 40 I IJITOR IN CHII F XIAN -XQINQ I IJITOR XX ILLIAXI I'-XXQOXIS IIATURI IIJIIOR XSSSIANI II XILKI IX I'I IL DURAN SI PXRIXI X IOSI I II XX XI'I RLS ISUSINI S5 XIANALII R ll AN XX I NTL ROSI XX XIIX ROSI IRIAXI XIII DRI IJ LRI3 XX XIIXRX SUPI RN XX XCJI SPOR I S IDI TOIXS SII PIII N CJAX UI A I RANLLS i AX UI A XIARI XX XX IIITC OXII3 X OINIIII IUNIIII IDI HR X XIAR III X 4 XXX IXOXSIXX QIAI XXRII SI XSSISI AY IS I Yl'IS I S iii? 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' MCHSBAND The Band 1n thexr brllllant red and black umforms have brnghtened all our football and basketball games as well as play1ng 1n several assembhes Especnally l1ked was thelr Llttle German Band performance at the Amateur Hour Led by Mr W1ll1am C DRUM AND Durmg the football season of thxs year the Gxrls Drum and Bugle Corps made 1ts first appearance on the field drnlhng w1th the Band The glrls arrayed ID the famlhar red and black, wnth heavy wool sweaters to Becker they are sk1lled 1n marchmg and drxlhng as well as 1n playlng The Bands oihcers for th1s year are Preszderzf LLEWELLYA GRIFFITHS Sec ufar 3 CLARENCE PARFITT T1 cvzmrc r CHARLES WAGNER BUGLE CORPS complete then' umforms were most attract 1ve Under the dnrectlon of Mr Wxllxam C Becker they made several publ1c appear ances and have earned much favorable com ment DRUM MA JoR Betty Wood has been Drum Major for her servlces for two more years. Tall and Mahanoy Clty Hlgh School smce she was a attractlve, Betty presents a strxkmg p1cture httle E1ghth Grader Now that she has be as she leads the Band through the 1ntr1cac1es come a sophomore we may expect to have of the drllls silk r-- --- V- -T-Y - . ani . W 1 . I K , O ' p ' I . ' ,, Z, ' , 4 ,I .3 f it. 1 fu ' 1, . , - P ..,, sr 1 '. ' ' - ., , . . . . . 1 a f . . . . . . , , t . t , . . . . . I . 4 Y I - f y , , t . . , I ' A I . . . . . . . , . , - . . . 1 f 1 , - M C H S ORCHESTRA The Orchestra, under the capable dlrec tnon of W'1ll1am C Becker, mstructor of mserumental muslc, has played for many of cur assembly pro3,r1ms, lncludlng the opera Thus year there are qulte 1 few un derclassmen nn the Orchestra, so IIS lngh standard should prevsul for several yelrs In hrs 1nstrumental muslc classes, Mr Becker IS tralnmg boys and glrls to replace those members who graduate Thls IS an nmportant servlce to the school, for the Orchestra IS the schools oldest muslcal or Under the leadershnp of Mlss ennne D Ixhne the Orchestra was orgamzed over two decades ago Many of Mahanoy C1ty s most brnlhant musicians learned the fund lmentals of muslc IS members of the Orchestrl The pubhe lppelrlnces of the Orchestrl Ire 1ll too f vs m number W1 wlsh there were more opportunntles of hearlng them perform durlng the school year Perhaps we shall be fortunate enough to have our wlsh granted, who knows' X972 1 X . - l . . 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'l F 4 ..- ' '-., A SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB The actmg group of the Semor Dramauc Club was organlzed by Mnss Marjorle Ball of the Engllsh department to promote and stlmulate actmg ab1l1ty Students Wlth a cer taln amount of ablllty were glven the op portunlty to appear ln school productlons The full value of dramatlcs can not be reallzed unless there IS practxcal applrcatnon when the Club members produced Spread 1ng the News an Ir1sh play by Lady Gregory Wh1le the Club IS subdnvxded 1nto three groups the Dramauc Club the DlfCCtlHg Club and the Stagecraft Club every stu dent was glven an equal opportun1ty to try out for the semor class play The three de partments comprlsed of a varxety of per sonal1t1es prouded excellent materlal for the successful productlon of plays To the Dnrectmg group goes much of the credlt for the success of the plays Whlle the Stagecraft Club has accompllshed nts pur pose by the excellent work lt has done The Dramatxc Club has well earned lts turned nn and the success xt made of the sen1or class play The officers elected durlng the first meet 1ng are respectlvely Prcsldwzf BETTY MILES Secrfffarg Treasurer DORAN STARKEY ilk . . . , . . - , 1 7 , . . n n n , This Hrsphand knowledge was Obtamed plaudits for the outstanding work it has ll . ,, . 9 9 ' . , - 4 I n . , . : , 3 , , A , . S . S . , . . I- l I . f .' 5- T7'if'5' , ', f 1 V..'- l. iid! . -11 . W J. r r B mttom o 11 tnio m u n rtatlm I X xx 5 DIRILCTING CLUB AND STAGECRAFT CLUB The Directing and Stagecraft dixisions of the Dramatic Club prox ed thtir worth during the procluttion of the senior play Youth Takts Ox cr Handicapptd bx llclx of time, the Stagecraft dixision swung into in rtcord time, but xx 15 most ttonomital ytt suitable to tht action of tht plix Mtmbcrs of tht tlub took chargtt of tht sound tfltcts and proptr tits xxhith also lddttl muth to tht smoothntsi ol the attion and tht rtal ism of tht sttting Am tlranwatic dirtttor can appreciate tht X llut of A trlintd group in .1 Sthool XVt hopt the Stnioi Dramatit Club of tht tuturt will flourish ind prosper IS did tht Stnior Dram ltit Club of 1940 Difkk 5 , 1 t -bccnc fr i 5, ' r Drs. ati: CI l production. bp ' ' g I it fc ,, . . . . . . action and Created 21 new stage setting. This setting was not only crcctctl 1 VL ' k' X' . ' , V 1 k' . V h f D I V V i y I f - V m x u I - I - X - x n ..- ' '-., a SENIOR PLAY Sueeessful semor plays are a tradltton at NI C. ll S Youth Takes Oyer was no cyteeptton to tlns rule Aclnnrably adapted to thc talents and expertentes of tudent actors the play wats a faith ful portrayal of adolescent trtals and triumphs Both casts were excellent tn the interpretations of the .lSSlQ,l'lCd roles The class of 1940 are sure th1t future senxor elasses wtll tn ke prtde a l nletsure III thenr eontrnbutxons to the gallery of drlmttxe sucecsses ereatecl by thetr predeecssors ER YOUTH TAKES 0 N lv C unther X ns Stnekney N IS R lthbone YS CHILW I Snooky 'h p as Dttsle lrlee Mrs 'l hurston I e3.g,y Bron n Bettx Bron n C orxa CIP r nerson Nlr Anelrevts Stytnburne ones Albert Wlll13l11i C us I tnders Reel Blrrt e my Henry I tm Stlexrntn sl Seeontl C url rel urth tm C Srxrh C lrl CAST or CHARAe TER5 ilflfhk THURSDAY Helen Alltr Ihylhs Myers VI trtan Vfhxtcomb Helen Novak Stella Kr xnkovt sk: un I reg,ellas l'1trtel1 Krltehen M1rtha Cravt ronsky Helen Gfllll Mary Kolnnek N xolet Leseehck ldvt ard Simmons Creoree Osehman Stephen Gayula Charles W aencr CJLOILC Mnmmerell Doran Starkey Teddy Krner Llarenee Parfitt XX ayne SCIIICI' Harold Rohan Sl'lIllCy C rest B ty C etu ennte Shemonxs M1rle D Amteo Ahee Polubtnskt Marte Strelscl Matilda Petroskex 3 FRIDAY ennte Gmeff Antonnette Tunllle Mary loutse Brennam Ions lxramer canne Snyder Betty Males Betty VlLCJeehJn 'thry Phillips Kathennv. leeho Nitry Khmaehusk I-ranees Stoeus Eugene Bolmsky N meent Tomalon CJLUFBL Marshall Fmll Kubek W tlham Schuster john Kern XX nlham Ianogms George Hale C eoree Koy al CJLUFAL Seteavate X Intent Zelonls Nhdehne Cxooehs Crrqee Hay Rose Bross ldxth Htengst lane Lmdcnmuth Dolly Rogers l , , . . . I .1 u A ' X 4 x 4 l1c CC 33 1 2 ' . - 4 KI .' ll! L ' . , , , 4 ' A ' ' , I ' ' . Nl .xl ' - - , ' ' - ll hcl . ,S ' . L '. ' ' e ' ' f 1' l it ,, , .In 'j ' ' ' . ,. ,.... .l f 'r . r r ' ' y il ' . . ..,,.. - ' ' ' ' Barbara , . . . . . Margaret Hassara Theresa Dochney' P . . . 2 ' ' ' ' ' 17.1 -K . , .. .,. '1 ' A -- is ' 'L ' , 1 .Q . ..v E' ' ' U' A 1 I Inu I' Ifllis ,. ' ' '- - ' ' 'ox nn . . ' . ' ' ' Q ' 4 f . -' L 'l 'A A lfir Ciirl et ' ll- u , ' V ' ' Thi Crirl - ' ' lin Girl ' j Q ' ' Hfl iirl .. V V A - ' ACKNONWLEDGMENTS Mnlmanny City High Sehtml Orchestra . Mr. wYllll.lI11 C. lieclier, Leader The Ushers, who so .lbly assisted TYPISTS Arlene Mefarthy, Geraldine Reed, Viulet Lesc- chck, Mildred Urban, Mary Supern.1v.1ge, Teofille Zernosky, Madeline Gmsdix POSTICRS Stanley Grcsh Iileamsr Uptlegrave Miss, Kathryn Spencer, Supervisor DRAMATIC DIRECTORS Miss Marjorie Ball Miss Stella M. Hinch Miss Zelma K. Snyder BUSINESS STAFF Faculty Manager Mr. john A. Iiltriiighani Stage Managers Vfilliam Berwick, Andrew Long Assistant Stage Managers , , Vfilliarn Smigo, XY'illi.1m Sheehsm Mistresses of Vfnrdrobe . . , Thelma Sliutt, Florence Yutko ilflllkc I Olihk SIC Ll ACUI lx ORDIR to pnoxntlt 111 opportunntx for C,Ol'I'lpC,flfl0I1 mth othtr schools outsldt of lthlttnt txtnts, tht lorens1c leasgut was orgamfed nn 1927 It provltlts an outltt fox thost who lm ut speakms, talent md ll1ClULLS an lnttrtst ln publlc speak mg The school xunners III tht xauous LllX1Sl0l'lS 'ut Thomas Adams, declaml tlon Antomtttt Tumlle poetry readmg, xlYl'llILOI'11l7, Shllxesptaltan reldlng, Dor 1l'l St rltty txttmport 9pL1li1I1g PHCDTOGRAPHY CLUB XVIDNISDAY IS tht mght and tht Chem lstry lab lS the place for the weekly meet mg of the Photography Club, one of the most mterestmg clubs ln school Under the supe1x1s1on of Mr ohn Eltrmgham, ehemlstry and b1ology teacher, and 'Vlessrs Joseph Klem and Charles Felcht ner, the members are glven lectures, mov 1es, and are taught to take develop, and 4 35i,10Lk J 1 T T N T ' j - fl s f h V ' 3 r 5 l 1 m ' x - . . 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' 1 . 4 1 .. z ' , ' ' ' 1 1 , I-o l- Amemcan Flaff 1795 1818 Q39 THF flag of the Umted States was altered aftex the states of Vermont, 1n 1791, and Kentueky, ln 1792 were ad mltted to the Umon of States B5 an act of COI1glLSS effeetlve MW 1 1795, the num hex of stars md stripes mereased from thnteen to fifteen eacm Howexex, the number of states 1'l1NlI1g lnexeased to twenty, 111 1818 Congress passed 1 llw adoptmg the orlg mal standzud of thurteen strlpes mth an added stal fO1 eaeh new state, as devlsed by Clptam Samuel C Re1d The add1t1on of 1 new star takes efhet on the Fourth of uly followms, the admlsslon of a state 1nto the Unxon T11lS law ploudes, 111 effect, Ivelx Stax a State, CVCIQ State 1 Star . .L a 1 1 1 1 - a 1 1 1 .. f -1 1 1- 1 1 - 1. . 1 , 1- -. 1- 1 1 - 11 11 ., 4 1 . . 1 x 1 111- 1 1 1 -1 1-1 11 1 . 1 1. 1 . , - , at a 1 . , , .1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 4, . . 1 1 1 1 1 r y - 1 1 1 . . . . H1 - 1 1 1 4 1-1 1 , . -y .1 1 c . ATHLETICS WE PROUDLY DED CATE QUR ATHLET C SECTION TO QUR CQACHES M VI A A 5x,108,K P11 q .i 5 3 . . V A gs' M P-4 R. JOHN L. GOEPITERT PHYSICAL DIRECTOR 1sAs1ue'rBAL1A COACH , 3 M. ' ' ......9,.T 1 R. - 2' . KILKUSKIIAI I7 H 1 .L COACH 'Q DEDICATIGN We want a touchdown! - Make that shot! Sound familiar? Certainly, to any sportsman in America. But Who's behind all this tumultous shouting and frantic yelling? Some say the contesting teams playing be- fore the fan True, but then, who are the brains behind these teams-of course, their coaches To these coaches, then, the unsung heroes of the athletic World, in keeping with the democratic spirit of our annual, we dedi cate this, our athletic section In the case of M C H S it happens that these heroes are Messrs ohn L Goepfert and Alex A Kilkuskie These men have wholeheartedly devoted their time and labor to teaching the youth of our school the ideals of the typical Ameri can boy Not who won the game mattered so much in their minds as game after game their proteges trotted onto athletic fields and courts, but whether each player played as he should fair, clean, and sportsmanlike, which is true Americanism in its highest degree Too, keeping strictly to the meaning of the Word democratic, these men offered to train not only eleven or five men, but offered their services to all, in perhaps the most extensive intramural program in our state. No boy in our school could, nor ever did, complain about not receiving a fair chance under this ull embracing system, so, in a splendid fashion this pair have really exemplified our national democracy inso much as every person under their tutelage was given an equal share of attentlorl Then, in the teamwork demonstrated by Maroon teams coached by this duo, one can plainly see how they have imprinted in each boy s heart the true meaning of that demo cratic slogan Cne for all, and all for one Fmallv, in summing up this, We Wish in this small way to pay tribute to our coaches, who teach our boys not how to aim best for a sure victory, not how to shoulder a heavy bayonetted rifle, not how to march the goose step, but how to participate, now, in clean, fair, honest athletics which will develop them into clean, fair, and honest citizens so as to carry forth in the future the great democratic spirit of true Americans Verily they are Moulders 0 MKII Nutt Intludul in the xrophits displaxt in NI Cstpt rts pitturt on his twentieth IIYIIXLISIFS I tm lthlni., lrt 5 World s Lhamiionslips ltionll C han1pionhips 5 5 1 L IIIHTIUIISIIIIS 1 J IIPIOII llll, S U I I1.lI1'l HUIIS I R FU IX U L I 'I 13W l' I S IL Ll I' LX I U5 S III IU ITILIIU I' 5 L l Ill II1 LN IDL lll III S W II li itltm ta L C rep tri Ji109,.2Q , t V S . 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'u, A 'NJ F QOTBALL RLSLIME or GAMES IIAZI I TOXX 'WSHIP MAHANOY QI I'Y tt sxhlstlt tt Int o mth tht pntskm su-.ptnttt nn mxtl.11r whllt would bc t1tlxltrs NPl'lHl tluvxn htltl tlg.,Lr to maltt tht Hrst tttklt Nlmlnnny optns nts lootblll paradt vuth Hult IIUWFISIIIP Tht Maroon 'md Blatlt xlthouth UUIp,.1lI1lI'l2., nts fot ln th matter of First downs and ktcpmp, tht b.1ll tomtmntlx ln tntmx trrxtory 5 ltltl o stort tss tc b 1 stubborn I.ut Tow nshxp COALDALI NIAIIAINOY CITY The KllkUSkIC klan sn nrtmt .tfttr t te 1 tht stawo optntr had uttory snazthtd from xts grasp Ill tht fourth quarttr IJIIUX Ill L P, IIHUILS of vl W V15 UI S U mayor ptnaltx nfttr xutttssfully holthng., Coal alt for downs mm vxhtntt tht tl rs t t lls mrttl tnkt uttt rom tht Xhroon 0 to I4 IL taint for Niahanoy was xtly tl .lt lt botp ftrt was Uurttl to uth t 3LtlUn fllr tht rtst of 'thi SLCISOII Nhroon stormy, Touchdossns Gotpttrt Shtclun Pomt after touthdovtn Sthuattr Cpaasj Shtthan trushj NIOUINT LARNII I MAHANOY C ITY xlnoy l tl wtt t nts hrs: utttry .ls tht Vlaroon and Illatlt bouttl to 'Nlount Lnrmtl I' I Ior tht thlrtl tonsttutnt hunt xl.ll11HUy htltl tht ttltt Ill hrst downs .mtl lttpt tht bamt lnsntlt the oppontnts fifty yard lmt but had not bttn xblt t push xt our tht ,goa lmt vs xtn llH LJlLl1lHg to stort M.l1.1n0ys lont atort was tht rtsult f a p Ixnlkualtnt to Scttnagc nn tht tlurd pcrlod An atttmpted plate kltlt failed for tht txtra pomt N1.1hzlnoys pnbskm tottrs afttr Showing a brntf spurt of poutr nn tht first quarttr abamst Wmtrsullc wtrc complttely outplnxttl whtn stwtral ku mtn of tht Maroon squad vwtrt 111 yurttl 'lllkl bowttl ln tltimt 'U 0 'I ht lrtshman squad sau .1 p,rt.1t dtal of attlon nn thus ttmt 1s Coatl Altx Ixllltusltlt usttl numtrous substitutions Nlahnnox s pnssnnt, nttatk proxtcl 3 boomtrang, as Nlmtra ullt xnttrttptctl quxtt .x ftvx pnssts mth ont lI'llu'LL'pll0l1 good for :A touchdown illflk '. I f - 'lil ' --tl ' lt H- HV . Us ' - l-l ' MJ' A V In 0 gms t A i , 1' ' A I , I , . , , K U I Q 'y I--L I A VI ll, ty VI' 'A C I N . ' o I ' ' l A ' 'l' 1' A ', wa 1' t n ' 'l'.. i y 1 , I',l' VI. V, I it h i Y ' h 0' AN-,I -X ' ' , I ' , , , i 5 i i, . , n'5 MINERSVILLE - MAHANOY CITY Mal , ' th' wanin' n' - ' I J , '. g 'lti' f .1 ' ' ' ' ' h - ' ' 4' ' 't . ' ' ' ' d - ' ', ' - . ' , - - . frt ' ' '- ' Pan IC cv'n u.x 1' scm ' , to . ' ' pry ' ' 3 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' A 'L ', f ' . , 2 . . Q ' 'z -' ' - ' ' . Tl ' ' . ' .1 co ' onu, 's -lt ' - - . I . ' I ' ' ' ', ' - ' ' il ' - 5 ' an cxtcn .15 to keep him out of ' I ' I ' ' ' ' . 'I ' ' ' ' ' ' TAMAQUA - MAHANOY CITY Coaches Kilkuskie and Lutkauskas were faced with the problem of placing a Maroon team on the field, as practically every varsity man had adhesive tape and gauze holding him together. Ray Truskowski, a freshman fullback of some ability, who constantly kept the Maroon and Iilack in the game, was iniured late in the game to such an extent as to keep him out of action for the season. Tamaqua took advantage of the Mahanoy yearlings, who played most of the game, and emerged victorious, 27-0. Bob Vforden, varsity lineman, sustained an iniury in the game, which, although not considered serious at the time, was found later, at a practice session, to be serious enough to keep Bob on crutches for the remaining games. SHAMOKIN - MAHANOY CITY Mahanoy Iligh, in its annual non-conference game with Shamokin, held the Greyhounds to a scoreless tie. The contest was played on a soggy field, with fumbles on the part of both teams ending several scoring threats. The Maroon line held Shamokin on the two- and one-yard lines, respectively, to prove that Niahanoy was in there scrap- ping. FRACKVIIII-I - M,-XIJANOY CITY Mahanoy broke into the win column for the first time this season when an aerial attack proved the margin of victory over Frackville by a score of 22-0. Co-Captain Schuster, in less than two minutes after the kickoff, broke through the Red and Blue line to block a kick, ss-hieh rolled behind the end 7onc. to give Mahanoy an auto- matic safety. Schuster, Stan Kilkuskie and Shelakes paced the Maroon scoring as Kilkuskie tossed each touchdown pass. Mart Hanrahan and Charlie Iiedorchack, in the line, played a bang-up game as they recovered several fumbles and their tackling was something to remember. Maroon s c o r i n 'z Touehdowns 4 Schuster, Shelakes 123. is Safety - Schuster. Point after touchdown + Schuster Ipassj. Schuster Qkickj . 'pijllii ' s , . , V, . s ,. ka 6 F' Q gtg, new N .- 1' sl' X .V , , ta 4 , ,, ww ! A1268 i . ' v ' Q , qt ,' V. - A A N' Mx A gyda' an -'Y 1 x ' 'QQ' 'xg ,,,.,-gsm ww HQMR A I. u X , ' , . l P91 F ? 'J ,aff , xx .fm-if, ,- wwf r .. ,A ff, 1- 1 L . . L -1'1S1v41!kif7l 5, f,-fr ,xxu ,Q ..,k .t,', Avg. 4. Nw ,r-. ' Q..-A ka .jj ' , 1291.5 N L26 ' Y Q .V,. fuuib A U mga . 5' b -w , W 3 zj, 8 Q .q, V I ' I 'PP . .f . E g if .. f , , , lug' 42 W I T Y - , - V . I iwn , 1 - I fr-4,3 W fl 1 . , V , I J I I A V , I . J f f ,I o 7' , ' ' N' - . -x ' . '--. . . 1 ' NfXl 55' EN -l A K .KA -:nfs 1 Q' 4' ' EX K 'wif ng L4 5 1 ,S . A, W .. . .,. f- .,, . r Ina gl 4 rs Nuff,- , ' - v 1-1+ 'wk'-'N N, 5--A HN ,,, - , 5 A xv ' x K ci 'lxf' 14' it ' ' . Ax r , 3,-:Q N .. Kd' 'gg ' Q Q A Q 35 K M , S.. , 1 x -W, i Mk 7 !gY Goepfert, Trusltowslti and Worden were all on the sidelines for the first time since their injuries removed them from the lineup. NIAHANOY CQITY IIIGH SCHOOL-SHI-INANDOAH On Armistice Day, November II, I959, the Praying Miners traveled to Shenandoah to meet Bobby NorIt's strong Blue Devil outfit. Early in the game the Shens recovered a Nlnroon fumble deep in Maroon territory and converted it into a touchdown. The Maroon warriors then held their own unllinehingly. but Finally superior weight and power told and the Blue Devils rolled up an impressive 32-0 score. NIAHANOY CITY IIIGH SCIHOOI.-COAL TOWNSHIP On I'riday night, November I7, Xlahanoy High once again invaded foreign soil to tussle the Purple Demons of Coach XVaIt Nlarshall. The Demons started orl fast and midway through the wee- ond period held a I9-0 adxantage over the hapless Miners. Ilut soon the tide elianged and Maroon marelies turned into Nlaroon seores and a final last-ditch spurt made by the Demons was neeessary to save them from defeat as they linally emerged Victorious, 26-I4. NIAHANOY CITY HIGH SCHOOL-ASHLAND On Thanltsgiving Day, November 23, 1939, the Blaelt Dia- monds of Ashland High, engaged the I rayini.g Miners at the Nlahanoy Township Stadium in the final of the l939 grid season. The Nliners, using practically an entire ditlerent team than that whieh began the season, broke loose early and by half-time held a eomforatble 25-0 lead. During the entire second half Coaeh Killtusltie used recruits whom he figured would see action next year-the result being the game ended with the identical half-time seore, 2540. So rang down the curtain on our I939 season-11 season not so sueeessful in wins and losses!-but a season wliieli displayed real Nlahanoy eourage even in the faee of bitter defeat. illflk BASKETBALL RESUME OF GAMES THE Maroon and Black of Coach Johnny L Goepfert opened another basketball season when they defeated Mount Carmel 42 29 The Maroon J V s opened the1r season w1th a VICCOFY over Mount Carmel Town shlp 26 20 The Grange and Black of Coaldale was next to fall 1n the defeated opponent class when the Maroon bowled them over 43 10 The Mahanoy C1ty Jun1ors also opened the1r home season w1th a v1ctory over Coal dale 22 18 Coal Townsh1p H1gh who played CWICC 1n a week as exh1b1t1on games fell by the ways1de w1th Mahanoy v1ctor1ous 44 27 and 45 18 Fo11ow1ng the footsteps of the1r brethren theJ V swon 4513 Agalnst our arch r1va1 Shenandoah the Goepfert qu1ntet rode to v1ctory 58 20 For the fifth consecut1ve v1ctory the V s defeated the Shenandoah un1ors 55 15 Mauch Chunk was the next league oppo nent to w1tness that Mahanoy was off to tht fa1r w1th the Maroon aga1n h1tt1ng f1fty po1nts as they emerged the v1ctor 50 18 The Maroon Jun1ors kept 1n P0156 Wlth the XVHFSIICY w1th a v1ctory over Mauch Chunk 47 25 Blythe Townsh1p next 1n 11ne to taste the Maroon fury was snowed under 62 12 The MIHCFS defeated Blythe TOWDShlp for the1r seventh v1ctory by a score 38 14 ohnny Goepferts vars1ty five rang up IIS b1ggest score of the season when they dumped Summ1t H111 70 22 The Maroon and Black J V s stepped one game closer to the champ1onsh1p 1n defeat mg Summ1t H111 45 20 Lansford proved the Maroons toughest obstacle to the first half crown when the Maroon was extended to take a 40 to 32 v1ctory TheJ V s downed Lansford 37 21 Nesquehonmg was the last opponent of the first half schedule Wlth the Maroon tak si 115 1ng the VICIOFY 59 29 and also the FIFSI Half Champ1onsh1p In defeat1ng Nesquehomng the Mahanoy C1ty H1gh School J V s won the first half chan1p1onsh1p of the Black D1amond League 2 15 Tamaqua of the East Penn League 1n an txh1b1t1on game fell 1n 11ne w1th the rest of the Maroon opponents when they too saw that John L s proteges were off for b1gger games Score 44 23 Tamaqua J V s were swamped by the un1or VHFSIIY 37 18 Coldale opened the second half league schedule and succumbed 60 24 Coaldale was aga1n dumped by the Sec ond Strmgers 43 15 Shenandoah s Blue Dev11s on the1r own court proved real hot and a hect1c bat tle ensued but the Pray1ng M1ners came through 55 31 The Jun1or VHFSIIY swamped Shenan doah 43 16 Mauch Chunk for the second consecu t1me tlme fell before the Maroon quest Mauch Chunk marked the fourteenth COHSCCUCIVC VICIOIY for the J V s 44 20 Blythe Townsh1p also fell the second t1me as the Mahanoy courtsters emerged on the long end of the score 38 14 Once agam the J V s bolted Blythe TOWHSh1P 47 21 Coach J L Goepfert s Maroon and Black basketeers t1ed one of the canny mentors records when they defeated Summ1t H111 for the1r s1xteenth consecut1ve VICCOFY 60 35 Mahanoy s ay Vee squad handed another defeat to Summ1t H111 32 28 W1th the Maroons 46 22 VICCOFY over Lansford Mahanoy pract1ca11y clmched the t1t1e as the1r nearest opponent had fallen by the vs 3YSldC IWICC The Maroon seconds defeated Lansford The Praymg 'Vhners engaged 1n an ex h1b1t1on t11t w1th Mount Carmel Townsh1p and emerged v1ctor1ous 60 46 Mahanoy k 1 1 . . . . 0 . . , . . 1 ' ' , 7 ' 3 . . - . H ' 1 1 1 - . , 9 1 . 1 1 7 1 ' ' . . - . . . , . . .1 1 ' ' , - 0 Q K - la , , - . , - 1 1 , - . - , 1 ' .I . , , .. ! , . 0 .0 , - n , 1 1 Q , - . , - 1 - , - J , . J. . , , - - ' 1 1 . I I 1 , - u , - 1 1 ' ' - ' 3 1 ' . . 1 , ..- . 7 1 1 ' ' . . . . I , 7 ' - . - J , . . , 1 ', 1 J . . , - , . . . , , , 1 - ' 1 , . . 4 1 - r . . . 1 . 31-15. , . . . . . , - . ' 1 - ' I. , -' I fw 2 BASKETBALL had great opportunlty in this game as the Golden Bears have a spaclous court and kept an even pace with the Maroon until the final period when Mahanoy stepped out to come home in front Keeping in step wlth the Varslty the un1or squad defeated Mt Carmel Town ship 44 21 Another Black Diamond champlonshipl For the second successive year Mahanoy has copped the title The Goepfert quintet wmdlng up the league schedule defeated Nesquehoning 50 29 to accomplish an un defeated schedule Mahanoys Jay Vees were defeated the first time by the Nesquer s 22 27 Wlth scouts of various teams in the crowd Mahanoy playing under wraps de feated Tamaqua 38 26 The Maroon Seconds defeated Tamaqua 31 7 Mahanoys basketeers having drawn a bye in the openlng round of play IH the district elxminations advanced into the semi finals when they met Frackville High Frackvilles Mountaineers proved to be just another game to ohn L s great five man team Mahanoy boasting the fact that they were undefeated in league competition proved that it was justly a fact and that Mahanoy was not depending on individual lsm but stressed teamwork Frackville although putting up a game fight against the Maroon was completely outplay ed as Mahanoy was definitely point mg for blgger game The score although close in the first few minutes of the game finally wound up 49 24 Our team IS red hot' Hazleton here we come' Many comments such as these carried forth through the portals of our Alma Mater and where everyone turned basketball was flu' chief topic The Maroon was finally gomg to engage in another battle with Hazleton Hlgh With the site determined the UUIVCFSIIY of Pennsylvania Palestra the special tram engaged many lourneymg to Philadelphia in cars and all tickets allotted to Mahanoy fans completely devoured and many gomg to the game minus a ticket with the hope of getting in to see the battle Mahanoy Cnty was deserted' Wlth those at home glued to the radio with little short of dynamite the only source to get them away from the game Mahanoy and Hazleton lined up at center for the toss up Twas a game of games first one team ahead then the other a constant see saw battle fans yellmg madly encouraging the teams along The Maroon trailed at the end of the first quarter but the Praying Miners held a one point advantage at the half At the end of a third quarter Mahanoy was behind on a 26 24 score but the Ma roon and Black fought back with fury and with but eight seconds remaining in the game and time out called Mahanoy was ahead 32 30 Many a hvsterlcal Mahanoy fan was in evidence and those more calm were discuss carry them about the floor in victory but' An unseen fate-eight second to play Hazleton ball out of bounds A throw 1n behind center and a long shot by Cheverko with a rebound and a tap in by Smith of Hazleton and the score was tied as the gun vsent off With Maroon players in a frenzy Hazle ton who had several close games seemed to possess uncanny luck with a shot by Wel liver the margin of a Hazleton victory 34 32 There IS but one way to bring this re play to an end we dont want to put forth allbls but somehow Lady Luck seemed to rlde with Hazleton When the Maroon basketeers came home the following evening amid a dlsmal pour mg ram the station platform was jammed as Mahanoy City turned out not to welcome the team that lost to Hazleton but a team that in our hearts we knew was the wmmng team' 118 - if , ..- x , . . . a 1 a 9 ' - a . n , . . ' 7 1 7 1 9 H - ' 1 ' Q ' -' 9 , . B - , n s 9 ' ' f Q 5 7 Q ' Q ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 9 T . -2 . , . . s f ' f x 1 . . . - , . 1 , 0 ' ' ' ing as to who would get each player and . -I , . . - Q , H 1 9 T 7 ' V 5 , 5 . . . V . , . a 1 ' 7 . . - 3 7 7 I , - 1 1 - , '- 1 - C ee ' n - ' ' YQ 93 , a ' i ' ' ' Q! 3, , I , - 3 ... 1 , I . -M . . 5 . . . WILLIAM SLHUSTER Kuzg Baskcfball 1940 KING BASKETBALL William Schuster, one of Mahanoy's all around athletes, was the eighth Maroon basketeer to become King Basketball. Bill, winding up quite a glorious basketball season, came out on top of a mob of hopeful contestants to have his ohn Henry engraved on the school trophy and keep possession of the gold medal for his private collection King William I dethroned ackie Goepfert the defending monarch who by the way was but one point behind His Royal Highness to round out his final athletic achievement for the Maroon and Black and be associated with one of Mahanoy Highs most coveted awards ack Goepfert and Stan Kilkuskie former rulers of the basketball kingdom finished second and third respectively with 9 and 6 points to take the silver and bronze medals Both boys who finished in runner up spots have another year to participate for the Maroon and another chance to rake the cup so to them we forward our acclaim for good sportsmanship but ALL HAIL' BILL SCHUSTER' TABLE TENNIS Max Gallant for the second consecutive year became the Ping Pong champ Max won over Joe Shukaitis in the final to take the championship for the second time since its orgamaation two years ago by Director of Athletics john L Goepfert ARCHERY Balsar ogeese became the Robin Hood of the high school when he pierced the t1r get with his eagle eye for a score of 121 points out of 24 arrows Balsar ogeese Earle Wilson Gent Hosler and George Joseph were the semi finalists Ami: QCII Il ' t J , 1 1 a 3 4 ' 9 . l - J , ' , ' 1 a Q I 9 . . . , . ,, v 1 , li- a - u - as . , . j V If ' ii ' ' I , - n t - . . . 7 . . s It , 1 K 1 J , 1 , I i , .- . ., . . - TO' 51 NIIOR CI XSS NIIAN1 ILNIOR I IASS 'Il XXI NUR K KHXX HO TTONI C XPTAIN SOPHONIORI II XC LI C H XXII S Y-Rl Sl INI AN I I AGU! LHAXIPS INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Coaches Stm KIIBLISBIC and ack Goepfert of the Iumor basketeers saw then' 1ggreg1t1on come out on top ox er Mart Hanrahan and John Fletcher s Freshman court team to take the Intr lmural Basketball Cham p1onsh1p QXIZCLZ IME. '-1 A ui. -1 -SIZNI BR L1,,xc,U1i L ,.f11's JUNIOR 1.1-.,-xc3L'11 cilmxirs ' fi., . , H 1 L ' . ' ' ' . . 7 s ..- ' ., a TOP SOLTHI RN CAIIFORNIA 1Clmmp1ons7 HARX XRD BOTTOM TLXIPLE NOTRE DANH' GIRLS INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Intense ruvalry featured the g1rls basketball tournament thlS year Cap tanned bv Mlldred Urban, the Trojans of Southern Calnforma emerged vletorlous The entlre tournament dlsplay ed teamxx ork and good sports manshlp bimk W CI-lN'l'IR-CORN!-11.1.1 UNIV!-ZRSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA GIRLS' SPORTS BASKHBALL, volley ball, archery, ping pong and badminton are but a few of the sports supervised by Miss Ruth Wallauer through which the senior girls of ,4O have proven that girls are rapidly coming to the fore in athletics. These, together with their expert calisthenic exhibition given in May, have set them on an equal footing with the best g1rl athletes IH the region In basketball Southern California, repre sent1ng the seniors, toppled East Strouds burg, junior hopefuls, 19 15, capturing the Senior League championship In the unior League, Vassar, sophomore team, emerged victorious over Navy, representing the freshmen, rolling up 26 to Navy s 11 The seniors and sophomores, winners in their re- spective league, tussled for the school cham- pionship, with the crown going to Southern California, senior team, when they downed the sophomore Vassar team, 30-10. At the close of the basketball season, vol- ley ball assumed its reign as sport queen. The volley ball league was composed of the Senior and Junior League, the seniors and juniors making up the Senior League, with the sophomore and freshman part and par cel of the Junior League Each league had six teams, w1th an average of ten girls on each team The respective senior basketball teams and members of the squads were SENIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL 1939 40 CORNII IL Aimadio Nl Clcvss B Ickrode Nl Gan ronsky M Co Capt Klimathuslu M Xlarilun I Shemonis I Xiengst I: Capt Pl NNSYLVANIA Bross R Cope I Craltl H Halkm I -C o Cipt Hulman A Capt Iescchnk X Nlcl artn Xl Petock 9 Stocus F INOTRI DAXIL Bomr G Coady R DAIIIILO M Irausr Betty am. C Capt Hassara M Krankusky S LCllILl I: Ncxtrausky M SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA C lm m lrmux Illtylgia M lwthu K lxrnmcr l Luuli A Shupicnts I Urban Nl Capt Xklutconib Rl Yodcsky A-Co Capt ilk Tl MPLI' Adams B Abramauth R Capt Hannock M lxrltchen P Ixubert R--Co Cap! SllTl3l'l3lIlS L Slcmatovucz F Vaassel I HARX ARD Alanskx I Bm cs Nici Lclian B Rascrn nga C. Co Capt lxolnick M Ruclx nsku N loxlmsky A -Capt Sum lei H Burkcy X 1 ' t - l K . . . X x . . t ' 9 3 1. . ' , 1 . 1. -, . 1. , . 2. 1, . 2. , . 2. , .- . 5. S , 1 . 3. i -' , . 3. ' , . 4. ' ', .1 - . 4. Q . , ' J - 0- S . 4. V l ' , . 5. ' - . S. , . . S. ' , . . . 6, . , . 6. ', . 6. ' ' ', . 3. 1 , 1- . 8. 1' -- 1, . R. , Y. 9. XVroblewski, M.QCapt. 9, wlgngggk, R, .' l - . A . Y 1. , . ' 1. f. 2. ' -, 2. 1. . z. . 11 Ml. 1. ' . 1. , . 1. 1 -3' , . 4. A, 5. . 1. ' -, .. 4. ' -v 5. I' , .1 1 . 4. , . 5. V H' , . 6. . ' ' , l. 5. l' ' , . 6. l I' . V, l. 7.. .-,.. 6, -,..-'. 7. '-' ', . '. X. ' , J. 7. ' ' , . 8. l j, . . , . x. - ', . - . 9. ', . GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION Preseufcd by llt and 12th GRADE GIRLS MAHANOY CITY HIGH SCHOOL MAHANOY CITY HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM MAY 17 1940 8 00 P M ?ROGRAM Marchlng Drlll Parallel Bars Sallor Tap Dance Mats The Rheumatlz M1nuet Dance Pyram1d Bulldxng 9 Athletlc Drxll Fmale ij-?3,2 2c h Of I I. ' ' 2. 3. ' 4. 5. U ' H 6. Horse and Springboard. 7. ' 8. . . . GIRLS' GYM EXHIBITIO STRIKING, in their white gym suits, set off by bright red zippers, the girls of the 1940 gym exhibition, coached by Miss Ruth Wal- lauer, presented one after another clever stunt that provided 1 wide scope for their varied talents After first leading off with a well trained marching drill the girls then proved their xersatility by an excellent demonstration on the parallel bars Next, the future Izlea nor Powells of Mahanoy City High tapped out a sailor dance, with mat stunts follow ing The Rheumatiz, a quaint novelty, took the spotlight in the succeeding minutes, with rheumatic grandpas and grandmas causing many a gleeful chuckl Spectacular feats on the horse and spring SENIORS RFK INA ABRAIXIAVILH XI-XRION ANIAIJIO XIARIANINI BII YYC IS ROSI BROSS HI I I X ISURKI C II RI C INA COAIJX NIARII' IJ AMICO KAIHRYN IPCHO XIARTHA C AX! ROINSRH HI I I N C RAYI-I I15IILI.LX HAI KA XIII DRID HANNOLR XIARC ARI T HASSARA CA FHIRINE HAXVRI S CONSTANCI- RASAN AGI NIARY KLIIVIAC HUSRY PAFRICIA RRITQHI N XIATII IDA NI VI RAUSRX II NNII SIII XIONIS I RANK I S STOC US XIII IJRI'lJ URBAN XIOI I II XX ROBI I XX SRI I IJI I'H I II 'NIGSI XNSI IXIA YODI SRX board preceded a beautifully costumed minuet. Fine pyramid building acted as a prelude to the finale, in which the girls presented calisthenics of a professional nature, topped by a final drill Miss Ruth Wallauer is to be commended upon her excellent coaching of the exhibit, together with the girls who gave their time and talents to the event Miss Geraldine Hinch supervised the girls gym suits Violet Lesechek, Mary Super navage and Mildred Urban typed the pro grams, the tap dance was tiught by ean Cattell, and Edith Yiengst and Bettw Clews acted as accompanists The participants in the exhibit were JUNIORS NIARX ANCJIIO II:AN LA IFTILII NX II MA IJODDS NIARY DURRIN I I IIABI IH IAN NOR INIIIX CIOIJ Ix DOROI HX HASSAR X DORLYI HY IANUI I Vs IC L CAIIII RINI MAHI R HI II 'N NIORRIS X IRK INIIA O BRII-IN ANINI PI TRUC HA NIARY POST XIARX R005 LOUISI STICKI R XIARX SUSAX AGI I LI AIXORI UPDFGRAVI kink , t Y . . i . V x . . . . ' ' . . . . . , ' u ' as ' i . - - ' u an x . . ez an ' Q . 1 b. C l V - , - - - . . I I I ..I . . Qli' C 'I' i 'I' ISI:'I I'Y Q . QXVS V . ' Q , ICC ' 7 Q I ' i ' 1 BETTY .IANIi FAUST Hlfl-FN KUDFI. - 1 - 1 7 ' ' ' Y L ,L 1 . . , 1 I - I , I , . , ,Ii 3 A fi i r I : , 'i' 3 Q. I' ' TRACK THE Jumors agam came out on top of the sport parade when they emerged from the track and field me t wlth the long end of the pomts scored to take the meet ack1e Goepfert p1ced the Jumors m thelr VICEOFY both m the track and Held events Tht Nhroon .md lilxtlt tratk ISPIYJITIS plrutxpattd nn tvso lnxxtatlon Nlttts and the Ilntrrtt XI hnnls durxnt th 1940 tratk sta on Paul Rajkov sltl prmtd ct tonstant point vtmntr ln all metti as he tied for setmnd platt ln th pole 1ault at Coaldalc and going., one better tltd hrst nn has sp tmltx at Vluunt Ctxrmtl In the Dlstntt flnals au tor sttond t tn l 11 lm blatk Nl nn trnt XXl11lt no ttlool rtturtls vxtrt shatttrtd durlnt, tht season Bull Sthusttr Luled lx .tn mtl1 ID tunt the sthool retord nn the l'1lj.,l1 lump Blll sat tttttd ll! BOIIIQ, mtr 5 lttt 8 lnthts at tl1t Coaldalt mttt but failed :tt 5 Yttt 9 lntlt tht LXIXIIFIQ., stlwol retnrd Sllk. I1 I I1 I1 H51 Ill!! 1 LJITTL Il1!'7l I Rl llustrxtt hnals at ut Cotpttrt roundtd out tle Xlaroons wrmt, m t e 1flYLll'1 X1 munt Carmtl uhtn l plattd Filth nth .1 t x t 144 tttt 4 nnt1ts T1t 1940 trltlx Sta vn shosxttl .1 YXLllxIlLSS 111 tht runmnt, txtnts but t1t ntld tntmnt txtrt 1u1tt strong und vuth Rayltovulu and Qvotpttrt I1 to111ptt1nt lor C r1t1 111 but trt ttxt .1r Xla1am1x vu pro ablx bt qultt tonnst nt nn rt stunnt i125kc X 1 1 1 mt Eli?-2 Qi Efvbif-:rn 4, S . . ' -4 -. ' C v , ' ' V ' H . l-Ol' - A A Cs I' 1 .' 3. ' 5' ' l tied l , tm f' 'c 1i1 ' ' 1 H ' 'lt. G ' ' ,iv V ' - ' . V 4 ' U ' . ' - -. 'xx I -Its' 1 xl b Y ' ' I Bill .' -cha , .xlw .1 cntra t in the l l ' 11, ' ttgl th .1 ' tic for fourth at the Xlount Clarnwl mcct and tl tic for fourth in the V 4' ' f 'lt' 1 ' A' ' 1 . ' ' sct ' y ' h l' .xt v ,- ', V .QL .1 Q ' ' ' YC ' ,w' Us All I 7 V - A bo l ' - ' ' 'l Aklul L. A 'pf' 1-. ye' . . 'l 1' ll 1: ,- b at - L - Q . - , 4- V 1 , 5 . Q1 1 h 5 1 . ,X , Vf , A, .. ', R' , I '-'if ' 1 . . w ww. '.. - I 4 'H' ' '.,i37 ,-1' 1, - -' ' 'A - ' , Qs' -FZ-V4-'KET' ' n.A Amit BOYS' GYM TEAM UNDER the capable dxrectlon of Mr Goepfert a tumblmg exh1b1t1on one of the finest ever to be glven was con ducted 1n the glrls gym Although tumbllng IS not a letter sport act1ve partlcnpatlon was taken by approx1 mately forty five boys many boys havxng the abllxty to perform excel lently ln thls d1v1s1on of physlcal tra1n mg Each and every boy stood out in the varxous drllls Tumbllng IS one of the outstandlng sport act1v1t1es It requlres qulck thmk many strenuous hours of practnce The varxous drxlls 1ncluded pyramlds paral lel bars honzontal bar horse sprmg boards and mats There were forward and backward rolls hand sprmgs hand stands head stands somersaults both backward and forward over twelve men the one and a half camel and ele phant fldlflg and many others A clown act was 1ncluded to llven the exhxbl txon Tumblmg IS rapndly mcreasmg IH popularlty m M C H S , . . . . , , - 9 ' 1 ing, which can be accounted for by the . . . . , - 9 9 1 ' U ' 5 , , , 9 9 ' EDITOR S FAREWELL DEAR STAFF W1th the completlon of our 1940 annual I take th1s means of extend 1ng my slncere gratltude to all those who anded IH makmg thls pubhcatlon posslble FIFSI I wlsh to offer to Mlss Snyder the good wishes of the entlre class of 40 Although thxs was her first year as Faculty Advlsor to the staff she handled her dutnes as a capable veteran and we feel that nt was malnly through her untmng efforts that we were able to complete our Yearbook Next to Mr Boyle our Hnancxal advlsor we offer our deepest gratx tude Your advnce and guldance whlch you most wnllmgly extended us was deeply appreclated wxthout nt we knoyy we would have been greatly handlcappcd To Betty Mlles my ASSISIHHI Edntor I wnsh to show real appreclatlon Work1ng wnth you throughout the year was 1ndeed a pleasure and your pleasant cooperatlve Splflt alded greatly 1n our labor throughout To you our student and faculty WFIICKS I too gnve thanks You per formed your tasks well You may well cons1der any success of the book as your success Our Sports and Fxtra Curr1cular staffs also must be comphmented on the excellent reproduct1ons of outsxde of school hfe whnch they 1m prlnted 1n our book Surely a book would not be complete wrthout colorful draw1ngs and reproduct1ons So 1n all falrness we truly congratulate our Art Staff for the wonderful art scheme they provlded throughout thns pubhcatlon Too we cannot forget our Yearbool' typ1sts who dld all 1n thelr power to have copy materlal ready promptly and correctly for our prmter Then also there IS our Busxness Staff who so nobly attended to the financ1al end of our Yearbook Surely thls IS work whlch deserves com mendatlon Flnally to Vou the class of 40 my classmates I offer my deepest gratx tude to you all for your part nn helpmg make ours the 1940 edltnon of the MAROON AND BLACK one that wnll hold nts own wnth the tradntlons establlshed by your predecessors durmg thelr hxgh school days Thank you Your Ldltor XVILLIANI Sc H Usa LR xwkc 3 C A - t . . 7 , . . - s t . I . a ' 9 9 ' . , 9 ' - ' ' r - r 1 9 v , , t t . 4 . . t , - 9 9 9 - L . A .. - , .. , 9 . , , 4 . . 9 X 9 9 C 9 9 . ' I . 9 9 , 9 9 1 9 7 ' V - - . . 5 9 9 V . Y . . . . . 1 L I Q A : 1 , , The .AITICFICWH I 11g 1846 Il IS nn the st1rs of the flag that wt re1d the growth of the Un1ted States As the natlon 1115 grown rn suit, so hive tht stars of rts Hag mereased ll'l number Prom the tlme the stars mereased to twenty, nn 1818 to the begmnmg of the Mexlean War ln 1846, ught ntw states were ad mltted mto the Umon, the number of stars thus reaehlng tx entx elght The flag then had foul 11Of'lIO11t l1 rows of sex en stars elch Unlon C0l1SUIUKlI'lg the Umttd Smtts of Amulcl, 1'-OICIQI1 possessnons of such utpqnse haw eomt under tht prottctxon of the Stars and Strlpts, that It 11113 truly be sud th It tht sun nuer sets on tht Amerle ln Hug I 1 , ,i l C I . . , . . xv Y- I - 'fd I V Today, in addition to the forty-eight States of the , I ' X K in 3 '. 2 ' - ' . X ' I Y l ' l X ' K ' X l i'4,'it ll' tiiitig 'A' 'ttf wmv' ADVERTISEMENTS ii N i ii' ' 'l k- -J. an ' ,rqi l 1 1' M ' A :ff E. , ,, 4 - 5 - - A A ' - A A ' i n ' ' X Y ' xml H E E ' , . fir' '- n . E'- M ' 1, . :,,-gli. ,, V ' -v. Q L? ,, l,g::l. . A Y 4- -at-,E-Q. V . -,R . -, - H, , I --fxcggfi-ij I ff-L' 1 ' - ' wifgpg fb, N - KI -V Hx l ' , ' 'I-if A 1.,-- W --,G ' 1 ew Q eu Greetings fo the Class of '40 . . BOHORAD'S TIMELY CLOTHES MALLORY HATS ARROW SHIRTS 34-36 W. CENTRE STREET MAHANOY CITY, PA. ASK FOR . .. K A I E R ' S BEER ALE PORTER UNION MADE Famous Sinn' 1862 JOHN ALANSKY DISTRIBUTOR S09 EAST PINE ST. MAHANOY CITY, PA. Hradqzlarfers or Students Clolfamg PHONE 482 duh 1 GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIOS WASIIERS CLEANERS IRONERS REFR IGERATORS RANGES W C HACK 86 SONS . . . HARDWARE Sl ECIALISTS FOR HALF A CENTURY . . . PHILCO RADIOS R C A RADIOS ESTATE HEATROLAS To the Members of the Class of 1940 The Mahanoy Clty I-hgh School Alumm ASSOCIZIIOH Extends 1tS warmest congratulatlons upon the Successful completIon of your I-Ilgh School career wIth the most eordlal of good wlshes for the future HARRY HENDRICKS Pm S1111 ui RULES: 'U G 0 I 9 a 3 I 0 a I if Q1 4 , I--' n . MAHANOY CITY PHOTO STUDIO We Make Photographs for Every Purpose GRADUATION PHOTOS . . . A GIFT THAT WILL LONG BE REMEMBEIIED You'll want to be remembered as you appeared at Graduation. When is there a more important period than Graduation? And what is more appropriate than a Photo? ANTHONY GROMALSKI 205 EAST CENTRE STREET Phone 525 I MAHANOY CITY NOW MY LITTLE MAN' Congratulations on Your Tell me If you can how you can be a money man when you grow old? Gf3dU3t10H AN WER S May the diploma you carry through BY layme aside for keep a part of life be prlnted on the Best of Health h I W at earn In the Ink of Happiness' By getting the HABIT of Saving and Depositing Weekly ilk The Merchants Bank MILES 36 TIMM Colzqrafzzlafzom to fhe Graduates' We Supplg the Ouiszde Looks In seeking opportunities to be of serv ICC the object of this Bank 15 to make not merely customers but friends ij? Mc mher o Federal Deposzf Ifzsluanee Corporafzon The Union National Bank of Mahanoy C1ty Ami W . Y . , . . IN - er I - an K . . '9 6 VJ will , , , I '-,Q-,,'7fE1l. I ,U fbi Q x , X I i , .nm 'W' 41 p I , mun a ' N i 1 5531! I ' if I e we 1 I , I ,E I I - , V IIIHIZQI- V' , I ' I . Q l. H l O I NATIONAL ACADEMIC CAP AND GOWN COMPANY 8 21 ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURERS AND OUTFITTERS AcademIc Caps Gowns and Hoods for Colleges and Schools JudIcIal and Church Wardrobes M y Best Wfzsfaes to the Grad uafes 0 40 MICHAEL KALZMARCZYK Prop :Zi PERFUMES PRESCRIPTIONS WHITMAN CHoCoLATEs ELIZABETH ARDEN BEAUTY AIDS Greelmgs to the Class 0 1940 LO ADA BEAUTY SHOPPE ALL BRANCI-IES OF BEAUTY CULTURE VRS ADA CLIFFORD GO BY BUS GROUP and PARTY SERVICE TLLEPHOAL N 7 snvlcs gonfgm- TIMI SAVING f SCI-IUYLKILL TRANSPORTATION COMPANY NIAHANOY CITY PA Dr Ivor D Fenton Congratulauons to the W1shes Class of 1940 Tbc' Class of 1940 SHCCCSS SHOE STORE aimk 81 Q 'l f . . . , . 31 EAST CINTIII SI ' ' P . Ni I 'C ' P. P , 3, 19 6 Q 81 . V f, Timm's Drug Store ff' 511 lffms ...... S . T. 'D 6 'P 81 J 0 9 EoR BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS KRAVITZ STUDIO HAZLETON PA PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL ALL KINDS OF PHOTOGRAPHERS PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES X MCCANN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS p ag e COURSES es BUSINESS SECRETARIAL CIVIL SERVICE SWIM AND DANCE Grmfmgs to fbc' Class 0 40 To the Best V KACZMARCZYK DISTRIBUTOR KAIER S BEER ALE PORTER T 1125 IAS PINL Eiifshgr 1928 PHONE Iso gunman The Staff for the Class of 40 offers then' most slncere thanks to the Advertnsers of MAROOIN AND BLACK for thexr hearty Hnancml cooperatlon and extend best w1shes for thelr future success A REQUEST TO OUR READERS In order to make thxs annual a success fInanc1ally It was necessary to ask the a1d of the merchants and frlends represented 1n thlS advertlslng sectlon They re spondcd nobly Therefore we are askmg you to patronnze those who have so heart1ly cooperated In the matter and In domg so do not fall to mentlon MAROON AND BLACK Classmates Help Those Who Have Helped You' 6 MM silyhk , . 6 N Q F 3, xIllUll,, SSS? 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T . . . 7 . , . . 7 GEORGES RESTAURANT Olldllfj Confcctzomrg and Iac' Cream TRY OUR LUNCHEONETTE VEST CFNTRL STREET PHONE 139 SKEATH LUMBER COMPANY CONITRACTORS AND BUILDI RS WE SI LL AND IINSTALL OVERHEAD DOORS FOR GARAGE AND WAREHOUSE BUILDING CONTRACTORS MAHANOY CITY COXIPLI XII NTS OI FRANK P HARLEY DAIRY BI ST WISHIS TO THI Cl ASS Ol' 40 REGAL 81 BLUM Crcfdzi elwlers ana' Clofburs LSTABLISHLD 1925 WISHIING SULCI SS TO ALI THI GRADUATIS LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO LUNIBER NIILLWORK HARDV ARE PHONE 95 CONIPLIMI NTS OF W E I S N E R S DEPARTMENT STORE OF NIAHANOY Clrv HICH sCHoo1 Your Hair Sfglzsts HELEN and CONNIE Beaulg Shoppe l29 w CENTRE STREET MAHIWOY CITY PX 21 25 XX CENTRE STREET 'VIAHANIOY CITY PA CONII LINII WTS OI 7 ANSTOCK S CARDS For All Oc I aszons XIAGAZIINES PICTURE FRAMING 40 I KST CIVNITRI- STREET NIAHANIOY CITY PX COMPLIMENTS OF IIIFEARIEIE Dfffffi, H F CLIFFORD PHONE 400 NI COMPLIMENTS OF V1Ct0r1a Theatre COMPANY VISIT OUR SALESROO NIS INSPELT OUR 'VIODLRN APPLIAN Tb: Show Placf 0 Mnbanm C113 CRS G X152 IXSTCINTRI STRIIT XIA XNIOXCIIX Q ' I I iI' ' 3 1. v 1 - ' 1 I - n PHONE ORDIRS GIVLN IMMLUI.-xT1. ATTINTION ' 24 .II 5 'I I' 6 as W Q N I ' I V' 6 O Q I' ' I' ' ' ' ' i . . ' i ' . V . . I Dvalrrs in I , I , , GLASS, CEMENT, PAINT, ROOFING, ETC. '. 'I' ' .A I , 1 PHONE 56 0 e Q, Q ' I 2 ' 7 , . A, I I A ' A - A IV. E - . , I A , . Q 1 1 Q Q 2 'J .I . ' , I L R , 3 6 6 ? 5 I' , I' iI 3 3 . AM: . ' 2, . I I I ' ' ' 1, 0 Q GI 1' ll. C O A . I , , . . I 1 - I f I ' IU A A ' ' 130 -'If l-II -Q ii ',. IIII ' Q ', 6 'U I COMPLIMIZNTS OF Dr. F. Bonavich DENTIST Q 106 W. CENTRE STRIQET MAHANOY CITY 'U i Besz' Wfzslacs fo the Class 0 40 BARON S MONEY BACK STORE Frackville Mahanoy City For Ladus and Cfuldreu 9 Wan: mow 98 Sag If Wlib Flouers JOHN LUKE FLORIST 226 IAST CI NTRI' ST 'VIAHANOY CITY PA I T D ASSOCIATIOIX iVSN9S LIACHOWITZ'S . . . LEADING JEWELERS . . . HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL RINGS AND PINS Complzmezzfs 0 BENESCH AND SONS 114 s CENTRL sTRL1T PoTTsv1LLn PA lo the Hlgb Sabool Graduaics PHOINI 1260 BLACKWELL BROS DODGE AND PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS DAY NIGHT SLRX ICI PHONE 50 You Marrg Iloe Gzrl FRIEDBERG S CONGRATULATF THE GRADUATES PENNANTS BANNERS PILLOWS dg k by Standard Pennant Co BIG RUIN 1A LOMPLIMENT S OI' DR E HARRY MCCUE SURGEQN DENTIST SECOIND I LOOR INEXX BI RRY BUII DIING PHONI 547 :i136,.k Well Furmsb ibc' Home HUMMEL S Good Furmfurc' SIIICC' 1874 POTTSVILLE COMPLIMENTS or BARBER 927 I PINE STREET MAHANOY CITY COMPLI N41 NTS OF C S PARMLEY Agency INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE l7 S CATAXXISSA STREIT XIAHANOY CITY 67 NI P 01 ' I f ' ' f . . . 9 . . K , I , , ' , J ' 7 , , 1 Q if Q Gr 3 I I rr , ' , , an ' Q S 1 1 . i , . Q W Q NIIMBLR Ol 5. . . ' AND 'R 4 7 I 'Y 9 Gr P y . 3 ' '- , .I 3 rr - ' , an '0 3 ? 01 Add i nity, color and spirit to your school wor ' the use of Felt Pennants, Ba rs, Pillows, Emblems, Caps, Berets. and Chenille Lette . No order too small to receive our attention. CA1'A1.oGUx FRU ', ' . 6 9 G1 . . ' ' 9 ' v ' ' i 4 1 . S Si . A 'Q Tl.Ll,PHONll -. 6 '0 Congratulations . . . to the Class of '40 The 1940 MARCON and BLACK depicts the ac- complishments of the young men and Women who are members of the 1940 graduating class of Mahanoy City High School and tells of their efforts in the furthering of their High School days. The Record-American joins their many friends in extending congratulatlons MARCQN and BLACK 1940 was printed by the Book and Job Printing Department of The Record American THE NUGGET the student publication of Maha noy City High School likewise comes from the presses of this department and annually holds a high place 1n competitive groups of the Scholastic Press Association The ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Printing was done by The Record American and groups of graduates have expressed their satisfaction at the high type of Printing It has been our pleasure to do for them We again thank and express our appreciation to the Faculty Advisors and the Staff of the student publica tions and to the Alumni Association for their co opera tion with us THE RECQRD AMERICAN IA UNIOIN LABIL IRINT sHo1j QXJVK . . . . . . 3 9 . . . . , - . . . . 9 . . . 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 . . . qiifiigiinfift, 51, 31-I 1 f ! .1 1 I ' ' m . s ,.- ' w, a AUTOGRAPHS ., . V , . A W ,,, Q .. ,. 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