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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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V, i ge -k:w if I 4 ,M , f i nf, HZ, RELATIONSHIP IN CLASSES- Reverence for God, respect for human beings . . . new concepts prepare us for an ever-changing world. RESOURCEFULNESS IN ATHLETICS- Fair-minded approach . . . mature decision . . . quick reasoning . . . fair play becomes a fixed attitude. RESPONSIBILITY IN ACTIVITIES- Equal regard for the rights of all . . . sharing the work to know the satisfaction of a job well done. ANDSO... As we go back over the textbooks of long ago, we realize that readin', 'ritin', and 'rithmetic were sufiicient for the pot-bellied stove era. Our school, however, must extend its scope to meet the urgent needs of today. Our book shows this new philosophy in action. T51 x..x,' CONTENTS W ,i.-,.--1' Titlc and Theme 1XLhlllHlSIfHIhDD CQIasscs 1Xth1ctics A r'Vr's Top: Balancing his accounts is one of L IH K the duties of Mr. Robert T. Cook, principal, who also serves as treasurer of the cen- ' tralized school account. AdVQ1'f1SC111Qf1IS Bottom: The best policies for school administration are studied by lseated. left to righth Mr. John Roos, treasurerg Dr. William Lawlor, president: Mr. Stephen Lukach, sec- retaryg fstanding, left to rightl Mr. John Kubertg Mr. Joseph Wilson: Mr. James Murtin: Attorney Fred Pace, solicitor: Mr. Nicholas Lipp, vice-president. 1- 5 6- 9 10- 51 52- 65 66- S8 89-104 161 '11, H2cnq1u3.aA,H2lt2zl:lv.9daaA, MR. JOSEPH E. BOYLE Superintendent of Schools ln the training of high school students, of equal importance to a good foundation in the basic subjects is the knowledge of the value of cooperative relationship between parents, teach- ers, and fellow workers. Individual resource- tulness as well as the persons responsibilities cannot be overemphasized. naw! Congratulations to the class of 1959! You have been part of a school that received a Free- dom Foundation medal, a high evaluation rating, the highest publication awards and top ath- letic honors. Responsibility, respect in relationships, and re- sourcefulness must certainly be yours. X 8' i 'L MR. ROBERT T. COOK Principal Above: Mr. Boyle selects his Christmas greeting cards at the Senior Fair booth in charge of ileft to rightr Carol Bulcavage. Maureen Whalen and Virginia Kapo. li!! Abovei Absence is at a minimum when those slips are issued by Mrs. Joseph D Boyle, attendance oilicer. i Uwe jiclwnl, 912, Jun, jn- Readinf 'ritin', and 'rithmetic may have been the core of all learning years ago, but Mahanoy City l-Iigh School stresses other things. The modern cry, I.et's get hack to the three R's, prompted the Maroon and Black staff to evalu- ate our aims. Are there too many frills in education? Should we, indeed, get back to the basic courses of former years and exclude many activities? These questions challenged us. That the world has changed is indisputalile. The cracker barrel and horse and buggy era made life simple in relationships. jets today draxv closer the world population. A new con- cept in human relationships is necessary and we feel that our school has met the need for broader courses of study to tit each graduate into the pat- tern of modern living. Below: Miss Mae Bennett illustrates the use of the lithograph for 'left to rightv Gail Richards, Joanne Picciano. Lorraine Puck. S Belou Secietaiial duties in the principal s RMU ofhee 'ue executed efiiclentls bs Niiss Patricia daql, ldrmld During january the administration received word from Dr. R. D. Mathews, chairman of the Commission of Secondary Schools of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, giving his oliicial notification that Mahanoy City High School has been approved for continuance on the list of Accredited Second- ary Schools. The Evaluation Committee visited our school for three days and submitted its re- port commending the esprit de corps, the eagerness to present broad extracurricular offer- ings, the levels attained by graduates. These all attest to the success of the school program. If we have frills in education in Mahanoy High, they are necessary for the student and community welfare. Wfe have not ignored the basic classroom studies. Learning these comes first. Wfhat has been added helps to make open- minded, tolerant citizens. That is our aim. Below: In Mr. Boyle's office, Misses Dorothy Belovi School custodians keep the corridors Kline and Mae Bennett help to care for the and rooms clean and comfortable These ale numerous business matters that are part of a iieft to rightv Mi Edu aid Costello 'VII John superintendents offices daily schedule. Nolan and Mr Wayne Stitzei B -K Qi' 5-. ' K 'Q -fFf5i'iNi2if'fg-3 Ferne'5 last-m. ' . . 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Ali , . . c W. 3 - 1- ,,.,. A ' 'K - QQ so . .... ---Q ,411 in lf r ,. A I-xr D I ,- .gm Left: Thanksgiving for blessings enjoyed by us in a free American school is given by Helen Price and Thomas Campbell as they look over a school display designed to renew respect for things sacred to all of us. Below: Rabbi Maynard Hyman unrolls the Torah. or sacred scroll, and indicates with the silver pointer the lesson fo1' the day. Jeffrey Friedberg, Robert Guzinsky, Barbara Freid listen attentively to his instructions. YLLL7. v, L I 12 I W. r. L' in, ua, 9 '11, Jun. jluhqa, , 1 .1 'Tx a, xl N- Y Above: The Reverend Joseph Dooley. assistant rector of Saint Canicus Church, explains the com- fort and knowledge to be gained from daily Bible reading. Passages in sorrow are being discussed by Father Dooley, Riahti The Reverend R. E. Kramer quotes Biblical passages to his class in relieious instruction at the Christ Lutheran Church and applies them to everyday livinu 73? V' ,Jx nl in at x .f K ' V s ik' A 0 ' l ka' 'S E, V1 ra' diuuwn, 94 jim Mums, 0 Above MI Howard Amoux and M1ss Marllyn M111er check on new 1d8aS ln pxesentlng algebra Below Experiments are evel m the mmdg of geometry and Ulgonometly to then' 0135565 these sclence teachers tleft to Ilghtf Mr Gregory L Chrlst Mr Rlchard Boyle Mx John Eltrmgham Mxs Anthony Zalonls and MI Charles Engle llll I U T , LQ, -f.. ,- --131-1 ...v- , I ,s 6 K ...qu- 1191?- 1 0 xxx ..,.J Left Elalne Remus IS busy mth as Campbell checks hxs bxblloglaphy In plepalatlon fo1 Engllsh class nqlzhh, L' Qmmlop, Below Mr Shakespeare looks placldly on as Engllsh teachers rleft to ughtr Mrs John Young Mlss Dolothy Lexus l1b1ar1an Mlss Zelma Snyder VIISS Stella Hlnch MISS LOIS Qum MISS Hxlda Moore talk over the scope of xx ork planned tor each grade U63 5 74 . I ,- i , A . 9 ' 1 hex' theme composition while Thom- Q, V Top: Miss Liberty 4Susan Shanfieldv never tires oifering refuge and in spiration to immigrants coming to our land and to patriots already here Uncle Sam 'Charles Pedrianii is proud of the gracious hostess in the as sembly play, Beachhead for Freedom, presented in November. ' fnco ,sonar fn Right: The library is always a busy spot for reference and research. Doing work on book reports are fseatedl Rosalie Harach and Beth Ann MacKinlay: Barbara Stack. Ann Vafeades and Patricia Butcav- age are busy scanning the shelves. I-,A ll lg., Q fb5f',1P, ': A Above: Busy with woodworking projects are: 1left foreground to rightr Thomas Wilin sky. Anthony Yanonis, Raymond Price. Albert Peel, John Wall, Joseph Mulacheski. Steven Stinsky and Silas Sweet with Mr. Souka. Below: That pattern proves diillcult to cut for Carol Straka and Thresa Dudash. Anne Murphy, teacher, can settle that prob- lem. , . , W ,r Below: Albert Peel rstanding, left' and Raymond Peters install a new bandsaw blade with the help of M1'. Steven Souka, instructor. Right: There's no need to look over the list of prepared cake mixes or other easy methods of preparing a meal for Patricia Bakalar and Theresa Sabol. Like all of their classmates in the food laboratory. these girls are learning the correct way to plan, purchase and prepare food for a tasty, nourishing meal. Right: Attractive table decora- tions, too, are part of the art of serv- ing a meal that will be certain to please even the most fastidious diners. Carol Straka and Ann Marie Brown are putting the iinal touches to an artistic and correct table set- ting in preparation for their future as hostesses. Right: A bright touch in the right places is easy to one who has studied home decoration, Color combina- tions, suitable material purchases and the ability to see a need for these applications are studied by Mary Ann Valenta, Palma Tucci and Mary Ellen McCann who are work- ing out a pretty and practical project. Left: A map study supplements the work of Miss Hinch's Spanish class. Sandra Kacz- marczyk points out the Spanish-speaking countries to the 12-2 section preparatory to a study of the social and economic conditions. ' .IL jon, the jbzmf, ylwwi Below: rLeft to rightv. Mrs. Stanley Mahalick, Latin teacher: Mrs, William Aschman, French instructor: Stella Hinch of the Spanish Department: Miss Estella Barnhart, music teacher, watch intently as Mr. William Mitchell, band director. points out some ear-catching scores. i203 fl 4,f,Z.,41 r I P ' .3 nv -F-We Wi? mf fe? .lx Ya-ji -Q ii F 'QM w if Q, f 7 lf, 1 l'YJw, , 2.4, f -V 1 ffl.-ui-A f, -L :lr 1 , ,Hr 4, ,1 -xg' ,.. f,-, Q.. ,,, .,. + ' 'iff 1 r,, Gain -., 1 7' 4 'ffffi' . Q IN z........- Y, .nw wwf- 6 at V' vga? ,lu in f kg iw Right: It's a woeful sight, indeed. when James Collins lleftl and Ed- ward Curvey rrightl serve as sub- jects in the tirst aid unit in Mr. Yacabonis's class. James Setcavage checks the record on the head, arm. shoulder, hand and face injuries so evident on the two victims. Sblllld. ' Left: Miss Florence Parmley, girls' physical education teacher. pauses in her busy schedule to talk with her colleagues, Mr, Joseph Yacabonis and Mr. Joseph Pilconis-the former, the teacher of health and the latter, boys' health education director. To- gether they plan the activities that make the two school gymnasiums alive with action each season of the year. Left: Showing their skill in gym- nastics are 4left to rightw Ann Vafeades, Rose Marie Nepywoda, Judy Earley, Elizabeth Ryan, Mary Chivinsky and Kay Sadusky. Below: It's fun and good exercise, too, when games such as volleyball are played in gym class. Section 12-3 enjoys the game here. These include lleft to rightm, Michael Rachuck, Anthony Yanonis, Ray- mond Peters, James Kates, Joseph Mulacheski, Thomas Wilinsky, John Dugan. Raymond Price, Thomas Thatcher, Albert Peel and Karl Olson. R1g.,1t 'Vifthuds uwd fox IFOIIHU 1 mug, publlc ODIIHOII irc anfilwed bx 'vhs Malvm W11111IllS, Ameuc m Hlstolx IIISIIULIOI mth hex chsses gnu 113, '95 'av FUNNY Right1Nexi' textbooks and new approaches are the constant concern of commercial teachers 'left to rightf Miss Helen Chesko. short- hand: Miss Josephine Ryan. type- writinez Miss Mary Thomas. book- keeping. Below: Taking transcription in shorthand b e c o m e s increasingly simple to this senior section now taking this practical subject for the second year, la '9n. ' Nm Left: Assisting in the library are sophomores Marbeth Kernan, Theresa Dudash, Sylvia Majka, Kathryn Wirtz, Margaret Draper. Theresa Ragazinsky, Anne Marie Brown, Julianne Harach, Judith Redcliffe and Mary Leskowski. One hundred and eight sophomores ire cn rolled in the four class sectlons Because this IS the sophomores first year of actual partlclpatlon ln high school acuvmes, the boys and glrls are 1n a training period for later school lcaclershlp Many, however, have already done excellent work The girls ln the homemalclng course have done exceptionally well in planmng and carrying out well appointed teas and dlnners Linda Senavams recelved honorable mention in a poetry contest sponsored by the American Association of University Women for her stir ring poem The Sea In the field of music ohn Wylie is shovung h1s skill He was the accompan1st for the operetta, Trial By Jury Left Preparing invitations for the Christmas Tea are sophomores Mary Ann Kapusnlck tat wlndowl cleft to right around tablel Sally Macek Anne Marie Brown Theresa Dudash Marilyn Kehler Theresa Ragazinsky and Carole Straka ,SophvmofmA, Jfzam, jo HAMP- l26l The athletic program holds lnterest for many of the sophomore boys Paul Petrucka rece1ved the Most Valuable Player award in football and IS also a member of the varsity basketball team To cheer the teams on IS Sally Ann Macelc 1 peppy cheerleader, and performmg at halftime mth the magorettes is Diane Ambrose Seven of the sophomores received traxnmg in public speaking by active membership in the Forensic Club The time and effort put forth by these stu dents reaped many revsards for them Therr achievements have been many and are sure to nd them in future years at M C H S n 1 n l 1 v 1 . . . . S l 2 s - s L W 1 , . . . ,, H , c ' c L Q 1 . 'c . 1 I 1 , c 1 I ' 1 . . . . . . . . 4 A V - ' !Y ll ' I 7 l , . J y C f u - rs ' - . 4 . . . . Svphonwfzna, Below: Top row, left to right: Dennis Dereska. Beverly Bailey. Timothy Creedon. Mary Ann Friel. Charles Diefenderfer. Sally Ann Casserly. Albert Gregoire. Third row: Julianne Harach. Robert Blue. Mary Chilinskas. William Brayford. Theresa Dudash. Michael Burke. Joseph Gober. Second row: Rosalie Fernandez, Richard Blankenhorn. Madeline Evans. Marle Becker. Diane Ambrose. Margaret Draper. John Androsavich. James Brokenshire. First row: Janice Blew. Thomas Eroh. Barbara Beaver. Ann Marie Brown. Judith Demshock. Margaret Aschman, Robert Boner. N,-'sf C7 A Leskoyxsks James Lawlor John Klees Elizabeth Horan Julia Koxyalick Third roxy Sylyia Hasaia Charles Lahouchuc Nancy Hinton Timothy Kluchinskx Patricia Kubilus Andrew Kolibab James Haley Second IOXX William Kazokas Elizabeth Henninaer Jerome James G1 ace Harris Kathleen Lynaeh Robert Homa Tho nas Hillibush First ioxx Rose Vlai ie Kudel Malia Lawrence Marbeth Keinan NI ix Anr Kapusnick Helen Hobbs Ronald Lapinsln Ronald Jones ill flau, nf, 67 3 - i X '4 l 1 l T 4 1 1 1 l fl .fri ,il ., L 5 A-'hw' fl! . - I rf. i 5 I NT ' K, ka . 1: ,v sa my Q !, F 4 Q- 9 I ' Above: Top row. left to right: Jere Haldeman. Marilyn Kehler. Robert Guzinsky. Mary Below: Top row, left to right: Chloe Petusky. John Murtin, Sylvia Majka, Paul Petrueka, Nancy Salmon. Eugene Lesko. George Rajkowski. Third row: Theresa Ragazin- sky, Richard Matalaga, Sally Ann Macek, Joseph Macieunas, Donald Miller. Joseph Poli- tyka. Second row: Steve Lukash, Judith Redcliffe. Daniel Rufus, Judith Rismiller, John Long, Francis Pieri. First row: Patricia McCormick, Jean Paul, Joseph Leary, Felicia Piaskowski, Gary Rismiller, Dorothy Richards. Klan, of '6 Above Top iou left to iight Ronald Souchak Sylvie Stinsks Thomas Vafeades Joseph Whalen Patricia Senavitis Joseph Tel tel Third ioxx Jean Wall Joseph Supeinavich Patricia Shom aid John Wxliv Andie Souchak Kathivn Wntz Wilkitis First ioxx Gail Weber Carol Stiaka Joan Stride William Supeznavage Uditis Barbara Selgrath Thomas Smith PS3 WIICOHIS William Maui een 7 Dale Techentinu. Morris Seabra, Linda Senavitesj John Schmerfield, Second row: Patricia . ' .' ' 0 . v ' , . . ' . ' ' lam, The yunrors are retdy to leeept the responsr b1l1t1es lllotted to uppereltss personnel The Class of 1960 has aeeepted thrs power mth tn elger etptble 1tt1tude ln ill helds of sehool endeavor the 11st of Jumor n tmes 1ttests to the responslble xeeepttnee of thenr dut1es In the forensle held ol serlous poetry P xtrnem Gum tn vs IS xoted top eontestmt Crete L11dr1k1s took hughest honor IH Shakespe 1re tn readlng M lrqtret Hlueghney Eugene Mlller Thomas Heffner RCQIUI Grll Margtret Sherk ness Ruta Slneax age and the two xunners men tloned before xx ere eager Nugget reporters Musre xx IS the eholee of Sh1rley Koval Dorothy Vtn Saun Crete L1adrak1s Mary Lou Wfullums Fred HlgQlDS md Robert Ev 1ns band members 1n1ee Bl iker Ruth Tegley Patrlell Gulnin Nlxry Lou XYI1lll1ITlS and Dorothy Van Stun stng 1n the ehorr Sports, too elumed many Edvs ard Lueyk Robert Masehoek M1ehael Slslk john Wfhlte e 1V1gC, and Mrehael XVentz lent thexr ass1st.1nee on the footb 111 held oseph Moekartrs stood reldy rn hrs role as manager Leon August pl tyed both tootball and basketball Also en eagmg In blsketball were Edvx ard Kubert In the eltssroom the basls of ill sehool effort the members of the Class of 1960 have aequrt ted themselx es xx ell The tests prove many of superlor aehlevement Thls IS the most optl m1st1c srgn that the 1un1ors are ready to take over the xxork of the sen1ors They have made a worthy stlrt Below Jumor ofhcers plepare a program These are left to rlght Jan1ce Blakel secretary Edward Lucyk DTSSI dent W1111am Brldgen vlce pres1dent and Nancy Smxth tleasuxer -,.1-Q i T791 I 7 O l I -t 11.416 ' ' 2 7 21 ' ' ' 12 I , ' 7 ' 2 2 . , 12 . ,I . 2 ,- a 1 r 4 4 I v4 v. 1 T 'I' 4 V1 'vr C C , C . , lf 4 -. . .1 ' 4 I 4, . W 4 - -- '- . 'f Y ' - KL , C C I . 1 C , I C , C , 1 C K C I 41 1 I 4 4 L . e A 4 - . 4 , - 1 1 - ' 3 ' ' . . . Y ' ' V V 4 2 'z ' N '2 . ' ' Us s ' ' -, , A - .A ,, 1, Eugene Muller and joseph Galvm. L e e c 4 '- e 1 I 1 1 l 1 'U A 1 . 1 L1 c R , , . ., R 2 , 2 . , ., 2 ' 2 . y D' vf A ' U' . 4. ' .4 4 . . 4 U 4 1 , . ' 4 , ' A , e e , g L - S ,Q l 2 , . ' . A ' ' ' . . 1 JZ -. Z-, .. , , , -2 2 , V 2 . . Q ' ' . ' , : 1 : , - , . - 1 . F , , x ' 1 jim, glllllblld., Below: Top row, left to right: Leon August, Janice Blaker, Regina Gill, John Alansky, Mary Rose Bowman, Robert Evans. Third row: Marie Chesakis, Thomas Heffner, Barbara Freid, William Bender, Ruth Fegley, James Boner, Barbara Burns. Second row: William Bridgen, Jacqueline Benny, Paul Danisavich, George Fazio, Albin Davidson, Lucille Ball, Carl Forster, First row: Dorothy Dolbin, James Boner, Janet Davidson, Edward Faust, Margaret Feichtner, John Androsavich. Above Top row left to right Edward Kubeit Margaret Haughney John Homa Robert Maschock Nancy Holman Third row Geraldine Humes Edward Lucyk Selina Lord Michael Kaczmarczwk Frances Holzenthaler George Hinton First row Patricia Guinan George Koval Susan Holman William Linkchorst Jean Humes John Higgins luflj : ', ' 1 1 ' ' Q: ' , I Y . I , I Hume, Albert Kudel, Helen Graeif. Second row: Francis Lodanosky, Alice Higgins, Joseph Below: Top row, left to right: Joseph Pecunas, Stephen Stinsky, Kathleen Long. Rell PetuSkv. Shirley Koval Third row' Judv Nliller' George Pahls. Diane Le7ouQkv Charles Palulis, Eugene Miller. Second row: Norman Seibert. Loretta Langavage, Michael Sisak. MAA' D Crete Liadrakis, Thomas Paidukas. Jean Kurtz. First row: Joseph Mochaitis, Mary Ellen McCann, Silas Sweet. Angela Nuss. Douglas Wagner. Helen Kurncavage. Above Top rovs left to iieht Margaret Sherlxnesi Rita Srncavage Vlichael Wentz 'Marx Lou Oncidi Bruce Yiengst Dorothx Van Saun Third roii ThomaS Yodis Judx Osenbach Helen Urban Ann Siieet Stanlex Waitkelunai Joann Stasak Marie White Ruth Richards Bettk Zemlawaee -Knn Nlarre Ozor First roxi Klart Lou Williams Diane Rissinger Nlari Ann Xfrlenta William Wirtz Joanne Rubel Palma Tucci lvll Jhe, Qunwfza, ' 3 '. 5 I . ' t. ' A . . ' . , cavage. Second row: Nancy Smith. Jean Witxmeyer. John Whitecavagze. Rosemary Kessock. 7 . . A' . K V1 . V In V . c , K 4, SQILLDAA Linda Almontl Tradntlonal ltallan features has Linda dark hanr thlckly lashed eyes easy to talk to Gurl Most Lnkely To Succeed As a Secretary Actnvutues Year book Nugget Chorus Four Intramurals Michael Barney New nn the halls thus year us smooth talkmg Mnke a welcome adduhon likes muslc vocal and Instrumental basketball enthusnast Actnvntues Glee Club Fanr Chorus Intramurals Joseph Berdosh Happy go lucky Joe tlnds fun everywhere alert football player teasnng gurls hls unterest now w be a droftsman later ACfIVllIeS Football Glee Club Chorus Four Josephine Bollsh A keen orgamzer ns mnghty popular Nugget editor endless pep spurs her on to bug thmgs the sky IS Jos llmlt Actuvntnes Nugget Class Secretary Cheerleader Chour Play Left Looklng ovex the sen 101 class meetmg agenda these offlcexs lleft to rxghtr Jo sephme Bollsh secretary Thomas Campbell presldent Jerry Kern v1ce presldent and Kay Sadusky treasurex capably take charge of the many problems confrontmg those elected to dlrect semor alTa1rs l37l fl QW? Susan Burke Darung to be dnfferent Susne proves a mnnd of her own gay watt: cnsms often uttered by her college as nn the books for thus newcomer Actuvetnes Chorus Home Room Officer Joseph Brocker It us dnfficult for Joe to stay awake here In school but 3 30 flnds hum spry an has 'ob easy going affable knnd he holds the affectuon of all easy on the nerves Actlvzty Intramurals Wllllam Brown Bnllys brown halr and eyes match hls neat brown wardrobe luves up to name happy addltlon to any party a carefree lad Actnvutnes lntra murals Holiday Farr Concession Stand Patricia Butcavage Alert eager earnest Pat never masses a scoop for the Nugget although naturally serious she can enloy fun should be a columnist Actnvl tles Nugget Yearbook Chorus Fair Carol Bulcavage Carols envuable com plexnon and keen Insight are trademarks a good book us ever close by lazz ns preferred for enloyment Actnvutues Farr Correspondence Club Chorus Operetta Robert Blankenhorn Chemnstry or photog raphy challenges Bob musuc too the study habuts of thvs earnest redhead are exceptuonal social lnfe not neglected Actnvutues Band Yearbook Nugget James Brlel Short but strong ns Jummy a carefree boy who lakes outdoor actuvuty gnves energy to Intramurals hopes to have a career un the Armed Forces Actnvu tues Intramurals Red Cross Ida Burke Green eyes sparklung wnth am button ldas constant chatter tells of her eagerness to be an anrlme hostess a typ :calgurl Actuvntues Dramatucs Correspond ence Nugget H R Officer Chorus Fanr l35l Ida Mae Cooper Nnce soundmg gurl who plays a nicer sounding clarinet chosen as a member of State Band broad smnle denotes Inner humor Actnvntnes State Band Band Pres Chorus Dramatlcs Dlstrlct Band Gerald Carr Energetnc good looknng Gerry may represent the U S nn the Olympncs some day outstanding In gym drllls adept at head work too Actnvntues Intra murals Hollday Falr James Collms Mcnnly an outdoorsman Jam prefers huntlng fishing scouting forestry wall be a natural field for hum Actlvltles Intramural Basketball Science Club Vice president Fair Patrlcla Davls A little lass with curly locks that s Pat rock n roll fan Shenan doah ns usual destmatnon dancmg as a real favorute Actnvmes Dramatlcs Fair Chorus Concessnon Stand Mary Chlvmsky Peaches n cream com plexnon plus bug blue eyes add a delughtful touch to Mary s wmmng smule lncessant talk keeps thmgs luvely Actlvltles Chonr Yearbook Dramatncs Congress Farr John Burgess Jack ns never at a loss for worcls enllghtenmg humor dellghtful lnkes bus traps and anythlng Luthuannan Georgetown next Actnvutues Year book Choir Nugget Junuor President Thomas Campbell Presndent ofthe class us Dyke a good one too easy gomg but can accomplnsh thmgs dancer gurls dream about Actuvmes Forenslc Sensor Clcss Presudent Congress Yearbook Marian Conrad Talkatlve vlvacnous Mar nan lakes spirited argument lovely fun lover whose artustuc abnllty as great w be a stately nurse Actuvntnes Malorette Forenslc Yearbook Chour Dramatucs i341 .. , , . . . . . : 1 I I I - I I I - - , , . 2 7 u f I . .. , - Ill . : 7 I I I - . : 5 I -I I I ' - I - , . : - 1 - I . . f--ag, - , It , , ... ' , I I I ' I ' I I - 7 I I f - s 15? in arg, Nancy Dolbun Acrobatuc dancung shows Nancys aguluty the gurl wuth the most get up and go favors the darung and unusual Actuvutues Intramurals Holuday Faur Dramatuc Club Chorus Eugene Cook Rudung around town un hus Studebaker Eugene us happy un hus quuet way an ardent musucuan hus French horn us ever present quuet but talented Actuvutues Band Orchestra Faur Paul Cook Gold fish untrugue Cookue aums to furst master Solud and then go to college never ceases talkung has a way wuth gurls Actuvutues Faur Chorus Glee Club lntramural Basketball Morulyn Downey A host of fruends sur rounds Rock all luke thus fun lovung gurl who spends all extra tume at Georges a confudante who can be trusted steady as a rock Actuvutues Intramurals Faur Beloxu The chemustuu sectuon pexforms expeuuments Foregxound puctures Delua Maulouu and Paul Cook uuoukmg togetheu uleftu and Ravmond Lorah folloxxmg Antomette Lucas d1I6CK1OI1S lflghtl l55l Anna Dudash Commercnal studues claim our dalnty blonde her charm lles under a calm cool exterior always ready with a brlght smile or lnght giggle Actlvltues Yearbook Four Concession Stand Richard Cooper Trappnng small game ns a hobby of Chnpple the lnvely lad who IS so often seen on top of the football scoreboard lukeable hunter and fisherman Actlvlty Holiday Fair Cormac Courtney A quuck blush covers Count s face thus apparently serlous lad IS good for a laugh any time college will find hum ready Actlvltnes Basketball Judith Earley Mlld manners In Judy belle a volcanic personallty Toots us a dark hatred charmer strong In mental en deavors Actlvltles Operetta Fair Year book Chour Dramatlcs Chordaures Chorus Below Geomeuxc tigures hold the attentlon of lleft to llghtr Robelt Blankenhom V1rg1n1a Kapo John P1lcon1s Johanna Souchak Jeffrey Fuedbexg, all hlgh xanklng, math students 1n Mx Howard Amour s lrlghtl class U61 z ' 1 ' . 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I I i I : i - Rosalle Harach Dependabnluty as the key stone of Rosle s lufe works un drug store roller skates attends all school events has nursmg alms Actavltues Intramurals Yearbook Farr Chorus John Dugan Uncle Sam wall share the fu ture of Dugne the boy who us always there when needed conservatuve manners cloak very good looks Actnvutnes Congress Glee Club Fair Stand Intramurals Jeffrey Frledberg Top un ablllty plus appllcatnon Jeff IS a rare comblnatlon of artlstlc and practical talent smooth dance partner Actnvutles Yearbook Track Nugget Operetta Forensnc Chour Quartet Johanna Horns Never a frown crosses the plactd brow of Johanna seems to be havmg a good time always especually at football games a busy gurl Actuvntnes Chorus Fanr Intramurals Yearbook Stand Nancy Fletcher Tops ns the word for Nancy pretty mtellngent best llked always on the go wlll ever be a leader Actnvl tres Yearbook Edutor Malorette Chord alres Play Farr Basketball Operetta Edward Curvey Good looknng versatile E a must nn any group has top scholastnc socual rating plans college Actnvltues Operetta Chordanres Yearbook Chour Scnence Club Presldent Basketball Edward Dougherty 62 set black sugnals that s Doc leading the team to vuctory full of fire of? the field as well Actlvutues Varsuty Football Basketball Chordalres Cholr Congress Falr Play Geraldine Frltz Small but splrlted as our Gerne laughmg eyes and trlcky dance steps mark her lndlvlduallty Actlvltles murals Chorus Nugget Stand L l37l . 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I . - .I . I . Q , . . , I i : 7 2 - ,. - , . ' 1 z li f - I . . . , ' , y W I . . V 11 ll , . , Choiry Fairy Dramaticsg Operetta. . . . - .. I . . . .. - . . .Nh 1 I Q I I f . 1 1 1 1 . , X , M . : 7 . . . . , 2 1 '- I , . . . . . : 'p . 'G I55l saw 'L...Q-2 Above Its that tlme agam and eagel bows Ferne King Diligent careful work comes from Ferne has baking ability too will be a capable nurse because she has a helpful way Activities Chorus Home Room Officer Intramurals Dramatics James Kates - Unassuming friendly-that s im . . . acquired many friends with his thoughtful ways . . . takes pleasure in camping cowboy pictures. Activities: Year- book- Intramurals- Fair- Red Cross. Gerald Kern-Good looks fascinating smile plus a terrific record in basketball make Jerry well-liked . . . has ability to lead. Activities: Senior Vice-President- Glee C ub- Varsity Basketball- Students Congress. Alicia Kline - Forever-curly hair makes Alicia the envy of all . . . has the rare talent of enioying the best in life-even if she is ever in a hurry. Activities: Nuggetp Year- bookg Dramaticsg lntramuralsg Chorus. and glrls entex school to -q 1, start another profitable SESSION fir ,h JA i593 '1l 'l? Grace Knerr The shmuest brown eyes has Gracae talks only when she has a rea son mellow volce IS a welcome dlverslon wall be a medical secretary Actnvutues Yearbook Chordcnres Operetta Stand Edward Kleres Qunte a sharp dresser as Eddue smooth debonaur type can always find partners wuth unnque dance style Actuvutles Glee Club Intramurals Concessnon Stand Farr Joseph Kluchunsky Always occupued thats Joe Interested maunly un musnc and art deruves pleasure from the great outdoors Actnvntnes Chordalres Yearbook Red Cross Choir Operetta Scuence Club Dolores Lehigh Thus dark hatred lass led the class an sales for our Farr proved super salesmanshnp readnng and danc mg are pastimes Actlvltles Dramatlcs Chorus Farr Concession Stand Left: Wearing sloppy clothes to show how appearance can be an lmpoztant factor are 'seated left to rlghtr John Burgess Ann Vafeades Jo anne Marchalonls Barbara Stack Antolnette Lucas Bern ard Thamarus lstandmgr Ed ward Cuxvey Jeffrey Frxed berg Francls Whalen Marle Mokal and Ann Marxe Super navage prov1de the contrast Mr Joseph Yacaboms lleftm carrxed through the xdea 4 r'9' 41 Beth MacKlnlay Neatness an dress and work ns Beth s notnceable asset possessor of a quuet charm flour for poetry refinement evudent Actnvutses Chorus Fatr Correspondence Club Choir John Kondlsco Well have a new dry cleaner nn town when Clem settles down fun ns bug Interest now a lovable lad who wall stur up a good tlme Actuvutues Glee Club Chorus Fanr Intramurals Edward Kunkle Laughmg brown eyes and a flashlng smnle captivate many a femmnne glance Edlo rates huntmg and flshmg at the top Navy bound Actuvutoes Con gress Intramurals Concesslon Glee Club Joanne Marchalonls Oh for those spark lung eyes of Joanne there are none bluer her smart clothes wall be traded for a nurses unuform Actnvutnes Correspondence Club Yearbook Dramatncs Chorus Patrlcla llskowsky Peppy pretty popular a wull be a laboratory techmcuan combnnatuon of the serious and the comuc Actnvmes Magorette Yearbook Chorus Chaur Operetta Hoom Room Officer Paar Edward Koback Somethnng umque an our class a quuet boy level headed Eddue can sut by a flshung hole for hours eng: neerung appeals to hum Actuvltues Intra mural Basketball Fanr Eugene Kohan Gene ns an avud sportsman Inkes huntmg flshmg swnmmnng tlnds rock n roll enloyable too t ns fu ure teacher IS good for advuce In Solld Actsvutues Intramurals Faur Antomette lucas A guft to socnety Tom can carry on a brusk conversation wnth all manners show trannung wall radnate happiness among patients Actlvntles H11 5 .. . - I I P t. . . 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Q SAA uni Marue Mokal lmpressuve heught beauty has Munkue Iuve wure un class chuc every where college wull be her next stop Actuvutues Mauorette Dramatucs Congress Operetta Intramurals Faur Chorus Wulluam Lawrence Changung moods has Bully the dark complexuoned boy wuth the bug determunatuon abuluty us sometumes hudden but ever present Actuvutues Glee Club Intramurals Faur Raymond Lorah Raduatung humor where ever he goes thus spry fellow us at home un classe de Espanol also babbles freely ltaluan Actuvutues Intramurals Faur Glee Club Chorus Concessuon Stand Januce Morsdorf Typung us a real favorute wuth Jan who gets office experuence school skatung us too busuness wull engage thus tall actuve lass Actuvutues Yearbook Chorus Faur Della Marlow Delua wull be a uournalust but would also make a perfect model pouse personutled avud reader metuc ulous dresser Actuvutues Yearbook Chorus Forensuc Operetta Congress Dramatucs Gerald lcupata Changeable Jerry was un our school for lust a very short tume came to Mahanoy from J W Cooper Hugh hus dark red haur pleasant attutude and darung are mussed by those who knew hum Edward Lcuukautus The steps un school are too much for Eddue a boy who loves partues Hshung and hockey games e Aur Force wull claum hus attentuon tomorrow Actuvutues Faur Basketball Theresa Menalus Easy on the nerves Terry puts everyone at ease attractuve hour meruts attentuon can assert herself popular Actuvutues Correspondence Intramurals Dramatucs Faur Chorus Chour H71 . . . . . 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I I I - Patrlcla Moss Some aur lane wall be proud of Pat a smooth combunatuon of dark hour blue eyes cheerful approach nxce to be around Actnvltnes Farr Stand Chorus Intramurals Correspondence Joesph Mulacheskl Strong masculnne type IS Chappy has key tackles greatly anded football record Interests lne with Navy Actlvmes Football Farr Red Cross lntra murals Wrlllam Nuss Fly tymg and all flshmg of course delnght Fuzzy poet of sorts trucky dancer plans bug thnngs nn elec tronlcs ln years to come ACTIVITIES lntra murals Stand Farr Glee Club Rose Marne Nepywoda A sudden guggle a Rosle rs ff happy dnsposntlon coupled wuth hard work actnve alert nnterested nn many things Actuvntles I tramurals Chorus Operetta Dramatlcs Belovx Checkmg, pronuncratron mth records French teacher 'vhs Wrlham Aschman left helps Rose Nepwvxoda Theresa Menahs Kay Saduskv Francrs Whalen Nancw Fletcher Barbara Stack Ann Vlarre Supernavage Rrchard Thompson Ann Vafeades N33 T I r , , . 1 : z : I . , 1 - I , 4 . 4' ... . V 1 : 2 1 - S 1 e . - x, T - I C I ua- 1 i 1 2 . nd o . an' : I 1 - . , uv ' ' Y ' Q Joann Plcclano As one of the sweetest un our class Joann has many friends ong black waves entrance all mannerlsms and soft vouce wall add to nursing assets Actlvutues Nugget Busmess Chorus Falr Karl Olson Typical teenage boy Gabby IS a never stop talker a lady s man to be sure clean cut appearance wll recommend hum Actnvutnes lntra murals Farr Stand Glee Club Football Albert Peel Football as Al s stronghold talks only when he has somethung of unter est to say there s plenty of vlgor In the sports abaluty of this obllgmg well man nered boy Actuvmes Football Faur Helen Prlce Deep set dumples are Helen s greatest asset quuet reserve does not hnnder socnal lufe alrlme hostess of to morrow wnth a sweet dusposmon Actuvltues Fanr Chorus Correspondence Club Below Left to ught Maxle Beckex g,lVCS hxs opmlon of the artlstlc efforts of Elame Remus Leona Wycuskle gets paper cut for her project N41 , ...I , by z ' I ' ' II II I , . . . 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V -wnnuwv f. ll x ,sr I f, ' ' S H f . . . sri' Z I fur Elaune Remus Graceful malorette un black skullful wuth the baton us Elaune the faur unruffled un all curcumstances er dream a red Jaguar Actuvutues Yearbook Malorette Chorus Dramatucs John Pulconls Brauns and brawn Johnny has both ut wull be college for thus top man un everything Actuvutues Forensuc Nugget Chour Glee Club Congress Presu dent Basketball Football Track Play Raymond Pruce Workung on the motor of a car fascunates Ray prefers casual dressung even temper wull serve well un the future happuest when lustenung to rock n roll Actuvuty Holuday Faur Gaul Ruchards Ooooo Rah' of course tts thus pert muss leadung Mahonoys fans Gaul possesses a cute catchy laugh wull be a s cretary Actuvutues Four Chorus Operetta Nugget Dramatucs Cheerleader Lorraune Puck The Teenage dance floor us the playground of Lorraune dulugent worker speedy typust nuce to know gurl has a good word for everyone Actuvutues Yearbook Correspondence Intramurals Raymond Peters Zuggy takes prude un hus skull as a hunter and fisherman wood craft also a mculor hobby shunung black haur us notuceable un thus tall boy Actuvutues Faur Intramural Basketball Muchael Pleva A hearty game of checkers or pool anumates Muke skatung us on hus lust also Uncle Sam wull find that he can stuck to a uob untul ut us done Actuvutues Band Holuday Faur Margaret Reed Peggy has been blessed wuth musucal talents can be seen whuz zung by un punk convertuble loves sports outdoors talkung Actuvutues Band Orches tra Forensuc Correspondence Faur . 1 I . can 1 1 - I 5: 3 Y' - Tl' . 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I I I I - . . . . , , ,. . ' DQ. vgwv' .I-xr, .1 . - , ,, Q , ' , ... , ... ' I I I I . . , . . . , . . . l ' ' IS - . : - L - I I I I . - I I . : 5 I I I - I I ' I I I I I - L I I 1 I I I I I . a A t' 2 Above: Triangle balance is tried in our gym class by tleftb Kay Sadusky, Ann Marie Supernavage, Barbara Stack, and lrightl Johanna Souchak, Marian Conrad, Marie Mokal. t Joanne Shumanis - Wonderfully-talented dancer-gay, eager, poised Joanne, finest majorette in region . . . striking, well- groomed dance teacher of tomorrow. Ac- tivities: Majorette, Intramurals, Fair. Jude Sivak - The Canteen counts Jude among its steadiest patrons . . . program sales mounted by his effort . . . overflows with class spirit . . . not so quiet as he ap- pears. Activities: Intramurals, Stand. tr Joseph Sluzalis - The hunter's open field or the fishing stream claims .loe's time . . . perseverance is outstanding quality... has a talent for minding his own business. Ac- tivities: Intramurals, Holiday Fair. Johanna Souchak - Striking mixture of brains and beauty, Jo is never at a loss for words . . . has those big blue eyes set on college. Activities: Yearbook, Intramurals, Play, Forensic, H. R. Officer, Chorus, Fair. H73 Above UC1l1Z1I1g SOUICES of mformauon has helped these semors vlhose test xesults have placed them IH the hlgh I Q blacket They are left to xlght Robert Blankenhorn Caxol Stanakls Johanna Souchak V1l21I'1l3. Kapo Edu and Cuxvey and Jeffrey Frledberg 1Nat1ona1 Merlt Scholalshlp FIIYIIISII Barbara Stack Tuneful musuc comes from Barbaras nnmble fingers personalnty shines wnth steady glow perfect dresser who can t mass success Actnvltnes Chorus Yearbook Dramatlcs Fair Intramurals Francis Snyder Jackie ns shy untul a but of wut breaks through backstage has serv :ces are lnvaluable gurls would like to have has waves and hazel eyes Actnvlhes Yearbook Faur Stage Hand Bernard Thamarus Wath a head good for math looks and sports strategy Bernue could be All American Boy prowess on gym floor notzceable wall go to college Actnvntues Intramurals Yearbook Falr Carol Stanakns Shearungs Qumtessence rates an Oscar with Carol Ilstenlng to lazz IS enloyed by her as IS constant talk abnllty ts evident Actlvntues Farr Mal orette Yearbook Forensic Intramurals Iibl . . .. . , . . , , 4, V Y' 7 .I tml. , . . , . , . . , I I I - I I - ll ll ' ' I I I : 5 7 . . ., . . : 5 - I I I - 5 'H K I Ann Vafeades Fruendshup comes so easuly to thus refreshung gurl wuth dark eyes pretty smule can put all at ease nuce to know Actuvutues Correspondence Four Chour Dromotucs Forensuc Chorus Joseph Valencua Joe has a ready laugh lots of buddues lots of trouble at tumes the Navy us hus chouce work un o gas stotuon keeps hum busy Actuvutues Four lntramurols Glee Club John Wargo Red has o luttle temper to complement hus red hour loves football sungung exercuse one of the best luvung boys un the closs Actuvutues Football I tromurols Chour Four Home Room Officer Eduth Walker Curuosuty keeps Edo eager at all tumes hot rods unterest our nursung ospuront roller skotung musuc ore hob bues Actuvutues Dramotucs lntramurols Four Senuor Chorus Concessuon Stand Anne Marue Supernavage For a statuesque gurl wuth the posture of o model look to Anne Morue dusploys on ever contented ottutude easy on the nerves Actuvutues Chorus Yearbook Dromatucs Four Thomas Thatcher Any cue stuck around town hos Snotchs fingerprunts especuolly those at Canteen unruffled easy goung so suncere no wonder we luke hum Actuvu tues lntromurols Holudoy Four Ruchard Thompson Casual easy goung type us Ruchue sense of fourness guves hum well deserved populoruty would spend hus spore hours un the open our Actuvutues lntromurols Holudoy Four Shurley Thomas Pro at typung ond short hand Shurl wull use her talents as a meducal secretory common sense muxed wuth Actuvutues Bond Yearbook .5- . 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A l . . . . , l ' . . . . : I I 1 2 - 1 A. .5 I4 1 ' ' Mar fi Q-4 W ,- Maureen Whalen Saucer lake mank brown eyes domanate Maureens features certaan smale seems to be brushang her laps thas lrash lass wall ne er lack fraends Actava taes Chorus Faar Intramurals Francas Whalen True student type as Francas outstandang an Scouts beadcraft and camparag appeal w az an math has career wall anclude at Actavataes Band Forensac Intramurals Congress Faar Thomas Walansky Travel as on the agenda for Tom days ahead an the Navy wall cater to thas trouble often follows ham solvang mysteraes on televasaon keeps ham busy Actlvaty Stage Hand Leona Wycuskae Petate bundle of energy Lee led the cheerleaders well wall put effort anto beang a medacal secretary a pretty one Actavataes Cheerleader Faar Scaence Club Chorus Operetta Dramatacs Rlght Hot chocolate and DIZZH ple Just hat the spot between peraods of ua football games Sandra Kaczmaaczvk and Geraldlne Flat? ale busy daspensang these at the con cessaon stand NUELU' tural Left The senaor sales campaagn FOI the seal book fund was a success cause of the effoats of top sfalesmen Evelyn Kaspex astandanga Elalne Remus and Nancs Dolban Dolole Leha h who had the haghest sales aecoad was not present when tk DICIUIC ax as mken Joanne Yacabonis-Bowling, dancing, play- ing tennis, Joanne is well-poised . . . this efficient blonde will be a capable secretary. Activities: Yearbookp Dramaticsp Chorusg Holiday Fair. Anthony Yanonls Never known to display the slightest temper Tony is liked by all heeds the call of the wanderlust a hand some blonde who will have a Naval career Activities Intramurals Stage Hand Fair Robert Zuber A husky voiced lad with a gift for adapting himself to any situation Bob is quick with a cheerful word or a speeding car should be in public rela tions Activities Choir Fair Intramurals S Rlght Tel m p1 ojects on soclal prob lems are explamed by MISS Man Thomas to students rleft to llghtu Bernald Thamarus Susan Burke Joseph Kluchlnsky and Rose Max 16 Nepyvloda Left These four accompamsts lleft to rlghtb Rose Marte Nepywoda Grace Knerr Nancy Fletcher and Barbara Stack can handle all mu slcal scores from the slmplest to the most 1I1U'1C3.t6 Ylu Jw' H 3 Joh 1 51311116 Op in - - . 110 fhe Sh PCS . eflan bccorning h P0undmg I Ed- h doah e 011' 4. 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Edward Dougherty. James Rhoades. John Pilconis, Robert Guzinsky. Rob- ert Maschock. Albert Peel. Paul Petrucka. Leon August. Timothy Creedon, John Murtin, Daniel Friedberg. Joseph Mulacheski, Michael Sisak, Joseph Gavala, Joseph Berdosh, Mr. Gregory Christ, Mr. Joseph Pil- conis. Second row. left to right: Manager Jack Bur- 2655, William Wirtz. Fred Jones. Richard Matalga. William Rhoades. Edward Faust. John Whitecavage. Gary Rismiller. Edward Fernandez. Frank Pieri. J0- seph Lord. Charles Pedriani. Joseph Mockaitis, Front rovs: Ronald Souchak, David Danisavich, Thomas Vafeades, Andrew Kolibab, John Coleman. Don Miller, Robert Nahas. Michael Kaczmarczyk, and Edward Zemlavage, manager. Right: Paul Petrucka exhibits a lay-up shot with Jimmy Setcavage and Eugene Miller set for a rebound. Left: Eugene Miller attempts to raise the score, as Jerry Kern comes in ready for action. fowzt, SQCZADI1, fnda, dh, nw Mina, Opening the I958- I 959 cage season on December I0, the Maroons lost in exhibition play to Shenan- doah, 65-I0. Wfith great determination the local five defeated the Pottsville Crimson Tide, 6I-55. Next, the Maroons suffered a 66- is setback at the hands of Saint Clair. jerry Kern's 26 point show led the Maroons to a 55-5 'I victory against Ashland. ln defeating XYf'est Hazleton, 72-61, Mahanoy High Showed championship form. Closing their exhibition schedule, the Maroons once again defeated Pottsville, 68-66. The Mahanoy live started league play on january 5 and won their first game against Coaldale by a score of 65-57. Nesquehoning proved too powerful and defeated Mahanoy 72-62. In spite of strong effort, Lansford overpowered the Maroons, 77-63. A close 85-H0 game was dropped to jim Thorpe despite the 58 point spree of Jerry Kern. Another 68-6 I battle was lost to the Brown and Gold of Summit Hill. Traveling to Wfeatherly, the Maroons were edged out, 83-8 I. The local five ended their Iirst half play when a classy Tamaqua team hit with a 9l-55 win. The Maroons opened second-half play by once again defeating Coaldale, 70-58. The boys next went on to a thrilling 78-76 victory over Nesquehon- ing. The team work continued and gave Mahanoy a 96-76 win over Lansford. jerry Kern paced the scoring attack with 45 points. The three game win- ning streak was broken when slim Thorpe invaded our court and went home with a 72-55 victory. A second time. Summit Hill defeated the Maroons, 70- 60. The XY'e.1tlierly XY reckers outclassed IN1ahanoy and went away with a I0 I -72 tally on the scoreboard. Concluding the second half play, Mahanoy traveled to Tamaqua and dropped an S I-50 decision at the hands of the mighty Blue Raiders. Iwi mf 2 Qiwiw r 1 M is Q 6 S! .. , ,f QA fff1 -jf ra 5 ' -f ,S Y' ji 5 ' ' 5,004 EDWARD DOUGHERTY Above: Managers fseatedl John Tertel, fstandingv, left to right! Robert Nahas. William Supernavage and Richard Matlaga take care of the many details with equipment. schedules. etc. and are valuable to the team. Below: Jim Thorpe players attempt to block JAY'vEE SCORES the jump shot of Jerry Kern on our home Court' Mahanoy City Shenandoah Mahanoy City Pottsville , Mahanoy City St. Clair Mahanoy City Ashland Mahanoy City West Hazleton Mahanoy City Pottsville Mahanoy City Coaldale Mahanoy City Nesouehoning Mahanoy City Lunsford , Mahanoy City Jim Thorpe Mahanoy City Summit Hill Mahanoy City Weatherly Mahanoy City Tamaqua Mahanoy City Coaldale Mahanoy City Nesquehoning Mahanoy City Lansford Mahanoy City Jim Thorpe Mahanoy City Summit Hill Mahanoy City Weatherly Mahanoy City Tomaqua .l mzm X. 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' 'K ' qi -vt u-mera vi if X 7' 'W ' 11 nm 1-J Y.- x 1 K XX 3 1 5 X' Above: Decorating the Teen Canteen for the Christmas season is Congress president. John Pilconis, conis. assisted by James Rhoades, Marie Mokal, Delia Marlow. Clie - An increasing number of powers is being given to the Students' Congress as their govern- ing body becomes more self-sudicient. Great confidence is placed in this body because the members have proved their fair-mindedness and functioning ability in so many instances. The Congress is composed of two houses- the Senate and the House of Representatives. Representatives to the House are elected by the student body in September. ln January the Senators are chosen. This system is used in order to insure members with experience in the Congress every month of the year. .john Pilconis served as president this year. Responsible projects have been carried out to successful completion this year. The Mahanoy City March of Dimes collection is of major importance. lt is a rare instance where a community project is handled by a unit of the Below: Representatives lstanding. left to righti John Dugan. Jere Haldeman. Edward Kunkle. Michael Sisak and lseated left to righti Dorothy Dolbin. Cormac Courtney, Selina Humes. John Pilconis, Kathryn Wirtz, Margaret Draper. Mary Lou Sheehan, Joann Rubel discuss the project on appropriate dress in our high school and other schools. l68l ov ill, fo student body. This was organized, actual can- vas was made, and receipts tallied capably. Care paclqages were sent to the needy. The con- gress does many very humane things. Serving as monitors in the hall, discussing school problems and helping to formulate school policy are all on the agenda. Each post in the hall is a respected area where faculty and students recognize the Congress member as one invested with authority. These pupils have earned this right. Care is taken to elect to Stu- dents' Congress only those students who have proved worthy to be representatives of school ideals. Miss Wfinifred O'Donnell has done a line job as adviser. Mrs. Stanley Mahalick prepares the juniors for participation in later years. Both advisers have achieved a form of student govern- ment as effective as any in the country. Above: Preparing the agenda for the Wednesday meeting are oflicers ileft to rightm Marie Mokal, secre- tary: Gerald Kern. treasurer: John Pilconis, president: Thomas Campbell, vice-president. Below: Senators make plans for The March of Dimes campaign. These are: istanding, left to rightm Edward Dougherty, Edward Lucyk. Joseph Mockaitis. John Pilconis, Daniel Rufus. Eugene Miller, Thomas Camp- bell: iseated. left to rightv Mary Chivinsky, James Rhoades, Gerald Kern. Lucille Ball, Shirley Koval, Marie Mokal. T693 Right: Our business staff manager, John Burgess. explains procedures to interested business staff members. Listening to him are: tstandingx. left to rightl John Dugan. Thomas Campbell, Joann Marchalonis and tseated, left, to right! Antoinette Lucas, Grace Knerr. Ida Mae Cooper, Rosalie Harach, Elizabeth Ryan, Ann Marie Supernavagre and Elaine Remus. ldv .Sched Left: Typhi: the iinal draft of the yearbook was a big job. capably handled by tleft to riuhtv Alicia Kline, Lorraine Puck. Janice Mors- dorf. Helen Price, Johanna Harris. Linda Almonti and Anna Dudash. Below: The individual write-ups were written under the care of Edward Curvey, chair- inan. On his staff were: tleft to right. standingzv Patricia Liskowsky, Cormac Courtney. Judy Earley. Carole Stanakis. Virginia Kapo. Barbara Stack. Patricia Butcavaue. Joann Yacabonis. Bernard Thamarus. Robert Gomez, tseatedl Catherine Sadusky. Delia Marlow. n, Black Thc Maroon and Black serves as .1 lrnk be txxccn thc hugh school and the publlc It also prowdcs a record of yearly school actrvmes Nfost of all our yearbook IS a journallstrc effort Vkllltll provldcs 1 11 hole background of practlcc rn this challcngni., hcld Thc work of gcttnni., 1 book togcthcr rs 1 yc1rs cffort Aftcr thc sclectron of thc Sfllf thc contcnt IS dnscusscd L1yout IS madc NX 1th 1n attcmpt to provrdc cnough varrety to crcatc rntcrcst Plannfng for prctorlal shots that tell thc vsholc story ncxt cngagcs thc staffs 1tten tron Cropprncg thcsc to rncludc .1rcf1s of grcatcst lntcrcst IS donc carcfully cdrtoual staff prep 1rcs thc vsrrte ups for cach pncturc rn the book Mnss Hrlda F Moorc super vnscs the vxork of layout prctures, and wrrtrng Wir Iohn Eltrrngham has charge of the busmess st 1ff The yxrrte ups are finally typcwrltten undcr Mrss josephme Ryan Thesc together prcparc 1 dummy and thrs copy IS scnt to thc prrntcr Thc Maroon 1nd Black rs a member of the Pennsylvanra School Press ASSOCIZIIOH and Columbxa Scholasuc Press Assofratron The book has had many first place ratlngs 1nd two Nlcd 1l1st av1 ards rn thesc organrzatlons Top llght Joseph Kluchmsky art edltor suggests a rellglous mstructlon layout for our book to Marlan Conrad and Mary Chxvmsky h1s asslstants Center rlght Good photographlc equlp ment means good plctures to photographers cleft to rlghtl Robert Blankenhorn Francls Snyder James Kates James Setcavage Bottom rrght Nancy Fletcher center edx tor ln chlef and her asslstants Johanna Souchak and Jeffrey Frxedberg select interest areas ln pxctures l7ll I I v 1 1 J 'k - 1 ' 1. r ' 1 ' Q 2 y - f f v ' 1 ' U h C A Y. V . I I . v - k J ' 7 2 f , . ' 2 .1 ' A . .1 . A - ' 1 21, 2 I A A A .1 I ' ' 1 X , , . 1 Q Q 1 A . N 1 I AL gr A Wfriting the story requires other talents. An -- - 1 ' -I f 2 , , y ' - sf N 1 .- 2 . - ' ' A 2' 1 - f l , - w ' 2 , 1 i 2 . V . A . . - ig XS a, .. Above: Reporters iseated, left to right' Janice Blaker. Shirley Koval, Rita Sincavage, Margaret Sherkness, Thomas Heffner. Margaret Haughney and istandingl Regina Gill Patricia Guinan, Crete Liadrakis, Eugene Miller discuss their scoops for the next issue. Below: Miss Stella Hinch. adviser, proudly shows Josephine Bolish, editor. the certificate awarded her in appreciation of her many years of work on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association. m,,,.ws 'm MV' r-F' 5' gn. nf J'2l jlue Blum, For more than a quarter of a century, the Nugget, our school newspaper, has been an example of good school journalistic eliort. Under the direction of Miss Stella Hinch, veteran press association officer, the Nugget has been honored with high ratings in the Pennsylvania and Columbia associations. This year a first-place and a Medalist rating were achieved. Because the newspaper is a vital tonnec- tion between our school and town, standards have been kept at a high level. Adequate coverage of news delights the students and the public. The magazine issue offers an out- let for literary talent of a different nature. Miss Helen Chesko supervises the adxertising section and preparation of copy for the printer. High' Rfutcij. for .xt-tion 111 1111-11' 1. 1111 s as lJ'L.NiIlt'rr vqttf 11111111111-is 11111 ,--1' to Fiiili, i'l'1iI Anita Si1v1'k11ess. 19.114 Frff. Jtiint-s SetCavaLe. Gail ii1c'11.11'cis. I.-11'1.11114' Puck. Robe-1't ZHLIJ 1 .ind iron xxlili XvLift'Llfik'N,ICi1l Xittriv B111-kt-. J111111111- PlC'C1tlI14l. i.1IlCiLl Ai111o11t1 jim Fujzlzkp a, P' of .Sclwnl ' B1-lou .IIJ5l'D1HI1Q' Boiisii tsvats-d. eenterv, editor. confers with fseated. left to right' Kay Sadtisky, news editor: John Pilconis. sports editor: Patricia Biitcavage. feature editor: treari John Btiruess. sports editor: Jeffrey Friedberg and Robert Blankenhorn, assistant Q'fliifJi'5 'W-1 1 I' I .. 1 3 , Thomas Mack CLARINETS Thomas Jones Betty Jane Koval Sandra Bradbury Virginia Kerestes Charles Pedriani Ida Mae Cooper Janice Blalcer Mary Lou Williams Bruce Dennis Julianne Harach DRUMS Ernest Di Labio Donald Miller John Coleman James Lulcash CYMBALS Barbara Berdosh BASS DRUM Michael Pleva BASSES Joseph Mazielca Daniel Friedberg SAXOPHONES George Klees Dennis Byrne Kenneth Hall George McCormick Dorothy Van Saun John Wylie BANNER BEARERS Mary Lou Oncidi Geraldine Humes B f 3 TRUMPETS Shirley Thomas Ronald Harper Andre Souchak Fred Higgins Richard Blankenhorn John Tertel James Brolienshire Donald Fetter Bruce Pedriani HORNS George Siyak Constantine Liadrakis John Mark Cooper Margaret Reed Eugene Cook BASS CLARINET Robert Guzinsky BASSOON Shirley Koval OBOE Francis Whalen FLUTE Crete Liadrakis TROMBONES Franklin Fetter Michael Burke Ronald Souchak Paul McCleary Robert Blankenhorn Robert Evans FLAG BEARERS James Moyle Stephen Stinsky Above: The school's initials are formed in the half-time drills in the Memorial Stadium. i 5 , , g 4 5 Q l On the concert stage or on the football field, the Mahanoy City High School Band appeals to both eye and ear. Under the direction of Mr. XY'illiam Mitchell, a busy schedule all year round is met with musical presentations that show skill and practice. Spectacular drills surprised football fans dur- ing the fall months. Civic parades found members always ready to participate. The concert band provided musical mo- ments long to be remembered at the band as- sembly and spring concert with such pieces as Symphony No. 5 in E Minor, American Folk Suite, Happy Hunting, Blue Mist and Teddy Bears Picnic. Various moods in musical background appeased all tastes. ln a lighter run. the dance band provided music for social functions. XY'hile the senior band plays this dance music. a junior band practices in preparation for membership in the adult group. ln all places. the band is a credit to our music department. 77 In MISS EISTELLA BARNHART Right: Ready for the Elks Me- inorial service are: Front row, left to riehi: Rita Sincavage, Joan Stride, Patricia Shoinuarcl. Mary Lou Williams. Chloe Pt-turxky. Pa- irieia I,iskmi'sky, Ruth Fepley, Mai'- garei F'eit'htne1'. Crete Liaclrakis. Dale Tet-hentine. Judith Earley. Mary Chivinsky. Jean Kurtz. Second row: Theresa Menalis, Jo- wphine Bolish. Dorothy Van Saun. Antlre Souehak. Eclwarti Faust. Douulas Waener. William Supernav- auf: Gary Risiniller. Daniel Rufuf. Georee Fazio, Ann Vaft-aries. Santira Kat-zinarexyk. Patricia Guinan. and Regina Gill. Thirtl roxx: Geraldine Hunies. Graee Knerr, Patricia Kubilus. Jeffrey Friedberg. John Pilconis. Eclxxartl Doiieiherty. John Wylie. Miehael Burke. Joseph Kluehinsky. William Linkeliorst. Margaret Aweh- nian :intl Diane Rissinper. Bac-k row: Etlxiartl Curvt-5', Jani:-A Rlioatles. Robert Blankt-nhorn. Roh- eri Blue. John VVai'uo. John Buruews. Robert Zuher. Miehael VVent7. Janice Blaker. Marian Conratl anti Nanci' F'le teli1-r mpc? The heat voites in the high sthool are usetl in the xxell-traiiietl choir of sixty voitem. These .ire selettetl in a series of try-outs to test the inusital skill ol each aspirarit. Meinhers of the sophomore, junior antl senior classes are eligihle lor ineinhership. lt is a emetetl lionor to lie selet tetl. During the year the choir presents an inter- esting variety of programs. The Christmas Season is a particularly aetive one. A tantata fs f. ,- ft dh mpuxi, ww. JM gmac pup is gixen in asseinhly, This year the selection xx as Hlie .Ioy ful. Ile Merry, The group goes to the elementary schools ancl to coniinunity homes to sing their repertoire of carols. The Elks Nleniorial service is concluctecl at this season. The choir prepares for this cligniliecl, solemn vocal program. This year the operetta, Trial hy .lury'. was given hx' the choir nienihers onlv. Usualh' this presentation inclucles all inusical groups. 'lhe Spring Concert folloxxecl. This program ex- tentlecl to class choruses, hut was highlightecl hy the choir nunihers. The Clhorclaires, a select group of twenty choir meinhers, also hacl a special group of songs. The CQommencement exercises are alxxavs enrichecl hx' the voices of the a Cappella Choir-the hest ot the school choral groups. uncler the clirection of Miss Ifstella Barnhart, tlirector. Center: A special matinee was held for members of the faculty. During' this matinee. many were at- tracted to the counter offering cakes and candy. Jim 91111, 014 Upper left: In the Indian village, pretty maidens dance around the fire. Pictured from the left going clockwise are: Nancy Fletcher, Pa- tricia Liskovvsky, Elaine Remus. Marie Mokal, and Marian Conrad, l,mu-r left: ln this photo. cowgirla are Hropinga in customers for the purchase of ereetine cards. CUQAL fomm, to, ' The Old XY'est xx as hrought to life in the girls' gymnasium on Tuesday, Septemher 25. The senior class began an active season with a gala Holiday Fair. This event has become an annual affair-the initial senior project. Ideas to make the fair colorful, gay, and profitable, are horn and plans are molded a long time in advance. Bashful Indian maidens performed authentic war dances and rituals, while Indian chiefs and medicine men looked on. Matt Diblin and his fair-haired friend, Kitty, handled all legal af- fairs. Barkers attracted an interested crowd to the unusual items offered at the auction hlock. Many tried to Hit the Tom-Tom, a feat requir- ing some skill in marksmanship. The Gypsy Queen. portrayed hy Miss Snyder, made her annual appearance. Many colorful cowboys and Indians were on hand to aid the palefaces and dudes in their selection of trinkets and cards. Homemade candies and cakes were also available. The affair was conducted under the sponsor- ship of Miss Parmley, who arranged the sale of cards, and Catherine Sadusky, student chairman. Upper right: Two staunch braves guard their fair Indian princesses. The braves are John Kondisco and Karl Olson. their princes- ses Judith Earley and Gail Richards. Left center: Our real Old Time Western Auction was well advertised by our three Darkers-William Lawrence. Josephine Bolish. and Ida Burke Lower riahti Presidinsl over Marshall Matt Diblin's office are Johanna Souchak. Lorraine Puck. John Duuan. and John Buruess. at zrdaaywyt 'Y 4 Above: Franny. 'Johanna Souchakr can't give that tele- gram to Ginny. 1Josephine Bolishr because John Pilconis. 1Beefv and James Rhoades. 4Foggyv interfere. Below. left: Oh. I'in sick! and the boys leave quickly. IStancling. left to rightv Edward Kieres. 11st mana: Margaret Reed, iMusicianv: Elaine Remus, :Doug William Lawrence, fSeaffolcl1: Bernard Thaniarus. 1Stevel: Leona Wycuskie, IBetty+g iseatedv. Eli7abeth Ryan. 1IVIitzi1: Joseph Berdosh, iBubbles1. Below, right: Wallace Woods right. rJaines Collins! finds everything in turmoil when he meets ileft to rightb Robert Blankenhorn. 1Geo1'ge11 Mary Chivinsky, rLau1'ar3 Virginia Kapo. 1D1', Spenceru Francis Whalen, lP1'Of. Bartonr: Pa- tricia Butcavage. flviiss Bigbyrg Cormac Courtney, 4Lesterl: and Sandra Kaezmarczyk. rMollyl. How happy Ginny is when she finally moves into a small town where her identity as a Quiz Kid is unknown, Now she can plan for the dates that she missed as a brain. That is, if Dad doesn't brag a bit. Lester won't tell-he already has lived in his sister's reflected glory too long. Franny, her new friend, is safe, too. Being a principals daughter with straight A's hasn't exactly helped her. She can never be quite certain if Foggy Ryan likes her or her fathers prestige. Together Ginny and Franny try for a solution. CAST ONE Ginny Josephine Bolish Steve Bernard Thamarus George Robert Blankenharn Bubbles Joseph Berdosh laura Mary Chivinsky Betty Leona Wycuskie Franny Johanna Souchoclx Dot. . Elaine Remus Lester Cormac Courtney Mitzi Elizabeth Ryan Professor Barton Francis Whalen lst Man Edward Kieres Beef John Pilconis 2nd Man Karl Olson Molly Sandra Kacxmarclylx Two Musicians Ida Mae Cooper, Foggy James Rhoades Margaret Reed Miss Bigby Patricia Butcavage Wallace Woods James Collins Barbara Marian Conrad Dr. Spencer Virginia Kapo Scaffold Williom Lawrence lS0l ALJ' ng J Ciillni. to play stupitl, topics from Pucci. hut it is ht' who is stisptntltwtl for Ll wut-lx. The big gaint- must ht- postpomil until probation is over. lfrantitgilly, tht- two girls try to .icliicyc this. Putting ipcolit in tht- tcluns totsoii st-cms to hc just the thing. Things really happen-tlic law is almost on them. Bt-ct is intlignunt, life is wry satl until all tlt-title that mliyhc Ginny isn't so hrliiny. litter till. Ciirl 3.1115 boy antl all is liappy. CAST TWO Ginny Nancy Fletcher Sieve Gerald Kern George Thomas Campbell Bubbles Edward Kunkle Laura Catherine Sadusky Belfy Gail Richards Franny Barbara Stack Dot Theresa Menolis Lester Edward Curvey Mitzi Delia Marlow Prof. Barfon Joseph Kluchinsky ls! Man Raymond lorah Beef Edward Dougherty 2nd Man Joseph Mulacheski Molly Rose Marie Nepywoda Two Musicians Ida Mae Cooper, Foggy John Burgess Margaret Reed Miss Blgbl' Ann Vafecdes Wallace Woods John Dugan Barbara Carole Stanaki' Dr. Spencer Joann Marchaloriis Scaffold Rohm! Gomez Above: Ginny 'Nancy Fletcher' and Franny 'Barbara Stackr are shocked when Beef 'Edward Dougherty' and Foggy 'John Burgess' find the hidden cups, Below. right: Only noise comes from the drum when Lester. 'Edward Curveyr and Molly. 'Rose Nepywodar decide to beat it. Amused at their efforts are: Joseph Kluchinsky, 'Prof. Bartonrg Ann Vafeades, 'Miss Bigbyrg Kay Sadusky, 'Lauravg and Thomas Campbell, 'Georger. Below. left: Poor Bubbles. 'Edward Kunkler is overcome. Dr. Spencer, 'Joanne Marchalonisr isn't much help. Helping matters are 'left to right' Delia Marlow, 'Mitzi1: Gail Rich- ards. 'Bettyvi Jerry Kern. 'Steven Theresa Menalis, 'Dotll Robert Gomez, 'Scatfoldvi Carole Stanakis. 'Barbarali Wal- lace 'John Duganrg foreground, Raymond Lorah. 'lst mann' Joseph Mulacheski, '2nd mann. 811 s'r at uma, pg Left: Correspondence Club officers look over the agenda for their meet- ing. They are: Ida Burke, vice- presidentg Ann Vafeades, president: Lorraine Puck, treasurer: Beth Ann MacKinlay, secretary. Left: Miss Dorothy Lewis's helpers in the library club check books, help pupils find material, and learn li- brary procedure. These are mleft to rightr Claire Janov, Sara Ann Devine and Donna Kowalski. Left: Delving into the deep mys- teries of science are lleft to rightf Edward Curvey, president: Leona Wycuskie, secretary: James Collins, vice-president: Marbeth Kernan. treasurer. flulm, ffwpfus QISUQJIAQ, 9 Above: William Linkchorst presides at the Red Cross Council meeting. Discussing the problem are iseatedm Janet Senavaitis. Mary Ann Zeleznik, Jac- queline Siddall, Donna Bailey. Standing: Thomas Richards and John Clark. Catering to a diversity of interest, the club program in our school is widely varied. Two of the oldest groups are the Forensic League and the Correspondence Club. Mrs. john Young directs the Forensic League. which aiiiords practice in public speak- ing. The Correspondence Club, supervised by Mrs. Marvin W'illiams, exchanges many letters and gifts with pen-pals. Humanitarian efforts accentuate the junior Red Cross Council. under Miss Lois Quin's guid- ance. The group makes and sends gifts to vari- ous local hospitals. Actual experience in library work is ofiered by Miss Dorothy Lewis to mem- bers of the Library Club. The newest of our organizations is the Science Club. Headed by Mr. Richard Boyle, the group has taken many enjoyable field trips. Locust Valley is a favorite destination for these. New clubs may be formed at any time if a sullicient number of pupils elicit an active inter- est. All club work is done after school or dur- ing off hours. Below: Mrs. John Young has her weekly practice with the members of the Forensic League preparatory to their appearance in various categories on the January assembly pl'Og!'3.I'IlS. lS5l wfwlwm JM. 9.4, gap, nd at Ja 'it Above: Listening to the plaintive strains of There Goes My Heart. Antoinette Lucas, Michael Barney. Judy Earley, Joanne Marchalonis, Rose Marie Nepywoda, Anita Sherk- ness and Kay Sadusky ileft to rightu sing with the record. A board of directors representing each local civic organization and two oilicers of the Stu-- dents Congress meet monthly to discuss the operations of the Teen Canteen. Because of the keen interest of these responsible adults and students, the Canteen has functioned very well for the past nine years. Interested groups from many Eastern states have sent representatives to study the local setup and pattern their recrea- tional program along similar lines. The games challenge those who enjoy a fast game of table tennis, a relaxing game of check- ers or cards or other thought-provolting games according to the season. The dart board has many signers, too. Billiards is the most popular attraction. Television is placed on the game floor in an alcove furnished with comfortable leather sofa and chairs. On the mezzanine, dancing to a juke box draws many. The younger teenagers usually learn to dance in this informal setting. The XXfoman's Club sponsors live music dances several times during the year---formal and in- formal. Serious juvenile problems have been averted, according to local police, because the towns- people have been willing to establish a spot where young people can enjoy an evening of clean, wholesome fun under the supervision of two teachers at all times. Right: Thomas Smith. Thomas Heffner. Jere Haldeman, and Sally Macek watch intently as Eugene Lesko and Doug Wagner shoot pool. +8.11 M5 Right: Catching their favorite television program in the alcove arc: James Rhoades. Joanne Marcha- lonis, Richard Cooper. Antoinette Lucas, Robert Blankenhorn, Ida Mae Cooper, Rose Nepywoda, and Anita Sherkness. Right: A fast game of table tennis is preferred by Richard Cooper, John Dugan, Francis Whalen, and Robert Blankenhorn. Right: Delia Marlow and Karl Olson, Barbara Stack and Thomas Campbell, Nancy Fletcher and Jerry Kern, Marie Mokal and Jeffrey Friedberg. Pat Liskowsky and Bobby Gomez, and Johanna Souchak and Edward Kunkle take advantage of the dancing facilities available on the mezzanine. Right: Nancy Fletcher. Mary Chi- vinsky, Jerry Kern and Karl Olson test their skill in a game of Scrabble. one of the many interesting attrac- tions of the Canteen. Above: Watching the satirical proceedings are the startled populace being kept under control by the alert Bobby 1Robert Bluer. These sephine Bolish. Rita Sincavage, Sylvia Majka. Joan Stride, Mary Lou Williams, Nancy Fletcher: tbacki s , George Fazio. Carl Forster. Blankenhorn. Robert Zuber, Fegley, Jean Humes. CAST ONE The Judge Jeflrey Friedberg The Plaintiff CAngelinai Crete Liadrakis First Bridesmaid Sandra Kaczmarczyk The Defendant lEdwinJ John Burgess Counsel for the Plaintiff Michael Wentz Assistant Counsel Andre Souchak Usher Edward Faust Foreman of the Juvf Bobby BRIDESMAIDS Margaret Aschman Mary Chivinsky Margaret Feichtner Geraldine Humes Sandra Kaczmarczyll Patricia Kubilus Jean Kurtz Patricia Liskowslxy Theresa Menalis Diane Rissinger Nancy Smith Ann Vafeades JURYMEN Robert Blarvkenhorn Michael Burke Edward Curyey Edward Dougherty Joseph Kluchinsky William linkchorst Eugene Miller Edward Dougherty Robert Blue John Pilconis James Rhoades Gary Rismiller William Supernavage John Wargo POPULACE Richard Blanlrenhorn Josephine Bolish Judy Earley George Fcuzio Ruth Fegley Nancy Fletcher Jean Humes Sylvia Moilta Jean Paul Chloe Petunky Daniel Rufus Rita Sincavage Mary Lou Williams Robert Zuber are, 1. to r., front: Jo- Daniel Rufus, Richard Above: Justice will certainly be done when the Chloe Petusky. Ruth Judge tJeffrey Friedbergr champions the cause of Angelina 'Crete Liadrakisu. Edwin 4John Burgessr has very little chance. Usher 'Edward Faustr, Counsel fMichael Wentzr and Assistant Counsel 1Andre Souchackr do not dare question His Honor. Jim gfw' p 51162111 Below: The Judge decides to marry Angelina in a surprise climax to the operetta. All are happy in this finale. lfdwin. tiring of his sweetheart Angelina, falls in love with another, so Angelina hails him into court for breath of promise. At the rise of the curtain the usher, while requesting the jury' to be impartial, shows a definite partiality him- self for the fair plaintiii. Edwin explains that he simply happened to fall in love with another girl. Though both the judge and jury admit they have had similar experiences, they have little sympathy for him. After the jury is sworn in, Angelina capti- vates all present. After her lawyers stirring speech. she falls sobbing on his breast. Edwin proposes various solutions, but in vain. Finally, the judge, eager to get away, marries Angelina himself. Sullivan, Above: Jurors. too. are in favor of the fair plain- tiff, Looking solemn are lfront row, left to rightv Joseph Kluchinsky, Michael Burke, James Rhoades, Edward Curvey, John Pilconis, Edward Dougherty and lback rowi John Wargo, Garry Rismiller, William Linckhorst, William Supernavich, Eugene Miller and Robert Blankenhorn. - If - I CAST TWO The Judge The Plaintiff lAngeIinaJ First Bridesmaid The Defendant fEdwinj Counsel for the Plaintiff Assistant Counsel Usher Foreman Bobby BRIDESMAIDS Janice Bloker Josephine Bolish Marion Conrad Ruth Fegley Nancy Fletcher Patricia Guinan Grace Knerr Beth Ann MacKinlay Rita Sincovoge Patricia Shomgard Mary Lou Williams Jean Witmyer JURYMEN Richard Blanllenhorn John Burgess Edward Dougherty Edward Faust George Folio Jeffrey Friedberg Carl Forster Edward Curvey Judy Earley Nancy Fletcher Joseph Kluchinsliy John Wargo William Supernovage Robert Blanlrenhorn John Pilconis Robert Zuber Thomas He4ner John Pilconis Daniel Rufus Douglas Wagner Michael Wentz POPULACE Robert Blue Michael Burke Margaret Feichtner Regina Gill Geraldine Humes Sandra Koczmarczyk Patricia Kubilus Crete Liadrokis William Linkchorst Theresa Menalis Joan Stride Andre Souchak Dale Yechentin Dorothy Van Saun Left Mr W1ll1am R Flmn Merchantv1lle New Jersey schoolman congratulates Mr Robert Cook IJIIIICIDHI on the contmued acceptance of Mahanoy Clty Jumol Sen1or Hlgh School on the accredlted 11st of the Mlddle States Assoclatlon of Secondary Schools and Colleges Mr Flxnn served as chairman of the evaluatxng commxttee The Commlttee has been greatly lmpressed by the SSDIII de corps of Mahanoy Cxtg. Hlgh School The v1s1tor IS made aware of th1s soon after he has crossed the threshhold There IS an academlc atmos phere VkhlCh permeates everv phase of the school plogxam Below Mr Joseph E Boyle superlntendent of schools fleftr MISS Hllda F Moore Engllsh xnstructor who prepared the report and Mr Robert T Cook px-mc1pal recelve the announcement from the Free doms Foundatlon dlrectors that Mahanoy C1ty Jumor Semor H10h School was au arded a George Wash1ngton Honor Medal fox 1ts school program The award vsas made on February 22 1959 An outstandmg achlevement ln helpmg to brlng about a better understandlng of the Amerlcan Way of Llfe Lv-1 'ev' ISSI . .O , , . -' A 7 X . ..,,,5 X A I PATRONS Mr and Mrs Gene Wfycheck 1nd Family Mr md Mrs Al Moucheron and Eamrly Mr Edyyard Bleyzgns Mr Wfrllmm Mayberry Mary M me B1stron1s md Mrs Edvy ard Curley and Mrs Joseph Zalls Leonard Zalls Tom Davrs and Mrs Joseph Brocker Lrnda Noakes md Mrs john Burgess a 1nd Paul Kechula and Mrs C S Burke Roger Sausser Mrs Ann Ch1v1nsky Mr and Mrs George Bolrsh Mr and Mrs Mrch lel Nepyyyodl Mr and Mrs Stephen P Koval Sophre s Gnft Shop MISS Lots urn Nlr and Mrs Arthur Plcerano Ioann and Mary JIDC P1cc1ano Mr and Mrs oseph Marchalonrs Nlarle and oann Marchalonls Thomas Murphy john Rubert Nlr 1nd Mrs ohn Sldusky Lorrame Puck Nlr 1nd Mrs oseph Rzeplxnsky Elalne 1nd Edmund Coombe ames Scott Curyey Mr and Mrs George Snyder loseph lx Moran Nlr and Mrs Eranc1s XVhalen Nlrs Robert Dolbln Nflrs r 1nd Mrs Martha 1nd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs George Wfalker Petroyx sky Louls Conr 1d ames Colllns ohn Campbell 1nd Mrs Wnllram E Mrtchell 1nd Mrs Edward Pley 1 1nd Mrs john Prrce Rodney and Helen George ohn KOHdlSkO Mr Wxllxam Muller Sr Mr and Mrs C MacK1nl1y lack and Dm Sadusky Mr and Mrs Earl Rholdes Anna Peel Mr and Mrs Ccorge Wluelt Nflr and Mrs Robert Blankenhorn Irene and Mlke McN1fT Mr and Mrs Hlrry Knerr joseph Wfhalen lohanna Souchak I' Mr 1nd Mrs ames Murtxn Nlrs Annette Howard Vlrs Mary Burke Vlr and Mrs xvllbuf Cooper Thomas Campbell Nlr and Mrs Clarence Pxrhtt C rrfhth KCHVIH Iohn Urban Xlkflllldm Pllconls Hrrry Reed Elune Remus I' I' I' I' I' I' an an rn in rn rn 1nd N rs ly rs rs lk rs N rs N rs N rs 1nd Elxzabeth Ry ln ohn Eltrrngh lm Al Mokal Er lnk King Thomas Long Edyxard Fletcher ohn Llskoyxsky Geor e XY'1rd Sr l89l i .2 . 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Street MAHANOY CITY PA Tr1.1n gle Shoe Store 35 West Centre Street MAHANOY CITY PA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 59 Gftrze Shoe Repfut 205 West Market Street MAHANOY CITY PA M C K E R N S MOTOR COMPANY 1000 XX est Centre Street MAHANOY CITY PA INTERNATIONAL TRLCRS Sfzley :ml SCIZICC BROWN IE BROS RINK 'x SHOP LAKEWOOD PARK Phone Lakewood 54 KN ERR TELEVISION P12111 0 Sale: Serz Iac For the Beauty of Your Halr Go To a Hair Sty11st EMILY CREEDON 629 West Spruce Street 'VIAHANOY CITY PA Phone 382 STOP TO EAT AT THE CONEY ISLAND C01 'VIa1n :Sa Market Streets For HOT DOGS AND HAMBURGERS Azzifvofz ea' GE Dealerx B8cG ELECTRIC C O 236 238 West Centre Street MAHANOY CITY PA CONGRATULATIONS FROM T ORSTER S STORE I95I E I E O D S L I I , A ,P I ' . ' I. I I I , , ' , . YW., ,,V YT,----L YY,. 1 ,-,L -W-- ', I ' ' I I 'A' , I 1 L , . I I LLL L W- I I ' I I . I 1 c c 3 , - 2 . I I I . , . 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Pme Streets NIAHANOY CITY PA Chfts S Ptrmley Affeney S A K Ge11e1 1! 1111111 1111e 17 South Catavnssa Street 'VIAHANOY CITY PA 1lle1I5 11111 Grmencs 420 422 West Centre Street Phone 67 Phone 353 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1939 MAHANOY CITY PHOTO STUDIO llziefs fl Phflfflsfl fn 11111 L11e Former XX EDDING PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL NI try E Ambrose l XY est Centre Street N AI-IAYOY CITY PA Phone 7 10 I99l 2 I A my v4 4 D . Hig - 1 A t g , . t K' ' 1 ,' ,k . . 'A' j g ' i' ' ' ,, . . W ir . . 2' ex' D A ' ' l , . .1 . 1 A A ' S1 ' S D f '1 '1 'f Q I -1 Q 1' 1 f . 1 '1f7,f T11 ,, , 12 ' . 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