Marian Catholic High School - Marian Yearbook (Tamaqua, PA)
- Class of 1958
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Having vast experience in education. including attendan administration at Notre Dame and Catholic Cniversity. the bishop has sought to use this knowledge of education in exr the facilities for the Catholic training of youth. We are fo in having felt this burning zeal for true Christian schooling t the establishment of our own Marian High School. We hope that the expanse in our own diocese will stim similar growth in other regions. May Gods blessings be up and his work! ,, f HI 9 if Q5 he Q. Ja? at T35 I tk fn Luo- up A , The Most Reverend J. Carroll McCormick has :always been at prime mover in the cause of Catholic vrlticzitimi, This prt-late, truly an inspirational lieznmi on our jourm-5' through life. has given most unseltlshly his time and effort in behalf of various Vzttlmlii' sclmnl prulilt-ins. fairing for the souls in the 2iI'l'llfliIlt'l'St' is ll gt-in-rzil description of the m:mifnlfl respimsiliilitit-s :mil llIlflt'flLil'ilIlQi to which His lCxt'ullcm5' is tit-votecl. liisliop 3lt'C'in'iiiit'k is familiar to most of us in this ri-gioii. ln addition In his countless diocesan duties. liishop NIi'i'nrinit'k is also lktstor of Saint Stn-plmi Vlnircli, l'hil111lt-lpliial. '-vig-,5 .. ze, . nv , A . , .. .. . . . . - - . J. lead us . . . The Most Reverend J. CARROLL MCCORMICK, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia The Most Reverend JOSEPH M. MCSHEA, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia The many responsible positions he has held serve as irrefutable testimony in behalf of the work and achievements of the Most Reverend joseph M. McShea. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia. The Archdiocese has been served by His Excellency for only the past few years. but during this time he has constantly pursued his many duties with a fervent dedication to his work. At present Bishop McShea is pastor of Saint Francis de Sales Church. Philadelphia: a source of light to all who come in contact with him. God grant him many more fruitful years as His shepherd. Cut efficient Right Reverend Monsignor EDWARD M. REILY, j.C.D., LL.D. Diocesan Superintendent of Schools Since 1945 the Right Reverend Monsignor Edward M. Reilly, J.C.D., LL.D., has worked zealously in his role as Superintendent of Schools. He has directed all his efforts to maintain a school system exemplary for its high scholastic standards. Through his inspiring leadership. spiritual values are emphasized as uppermost in our whole scheme of education. Because Monsignor Reilly is one of the many directing forces who help us to keep a steady course on the road towards our eternal happiness. we. of Marian High School, are grateful for all his enorts and pray that God will continue to make his work fruitful. administration direct us . . . Reverend FREDERICK J STEVENSON Assxstant Supermtendent Reverend JOHNJ GRAHAM DD Assxstant Superintendent The educational system of our archdlocese IS regulated bx the -Xsslstant Superlntendents In all aspects we are gulded bv their msdom enrlched bw thelr mam sacrxfrces and lnstllled mth a supenor educatxon because vue are bemg taught m the Catholic way The students of XIHTIHI1 Hlgh School reahz all the splendid work thex haxe done for our educatlonal system and be that God w1ll confer upon them many blessmgs to enable them to contmue m thxs great work REVEREND GERALD P QUAIN Prxncrpal x Nllll r Ifflffllt 1 our nut I 1 1 zltmldznff fu lm nun 1120! mul 4 1 L N U rilll r 1 II 4' t 1 1 It tr iw 1 1 1 Q 1 itru 11 tr tr uih .N in .m I fl L it t 1 it ti miutirx in 1950 r ttccn h xx ix e t tar it qt 1 I i'E1't'l ' 1,111 fix '1 'l 1I'l1 I'i'u'csw1' uf lfllilllrll :it Rutugtu Vzltlwliv lllgl ' 'A 1 ll Scl . l'ltilLult-hwliigt, lu ,l:t1tu111'5'. 1257 ligthvr If this he true. then great thzill he the r-mrcl Qu ufftiiuwl hix rlulivf 11- ll1'i1iti1t:tl ul' Blztriuu of our lwlfvcrl l1l'lllL'llJ'il wh hzif Cllt'I'-t'll'Lll5' Hiul Nl ttpl. :triwn to :nuke lltiriem High Suliuul un f.'flllK'lill4tIl1il Hif uurlt-rxt.iixrliu: ihiturn lmx iimflt' l':1tht'r Qugtiu pill: ut' ftrc -tl tml truth unrlcr tht' prwtt-t'tit+1t it iriuml ti ull th-'rv wAlJug gulxittt 4,1111 tuulm-I, of nur l'1 news. He lzf t-itflvqttx-fl hituwlt tu cgich xtutlt-ut ui KIL iim Iiith' Q Li way rcl'i' ecl trim St, 'lxtrlt-s 'mtl lm lituu ll fhiniuu cxtmll' In gill iu lt-ir Se ' '. Ifw ninl -- yt-airs ff '11 qu: I trt-Bluritm iglititw. Our devoted facult guide us . . . -Zv- l1 ppnrmost 1n the 111111d ot the tticultx it Nlarmn H1 h School 1 the Dlflllldl fmd moral welfare ot e11t1re tuflent ht l 'Ihe e elrnet teat er throuvh Cllll t1nt etturt hixe prouded tor cur xouth t e 1x111ff md eternil 111e 1 e or 11 Chr1xt1a11 1111 ol l1te hx n1 an ol tl1e11'u11t t11nd111v U111df111Ce ind eumple Thex hue x11ll1r11flx '111flco111pletelx UIXCII LI the1r 11111e md p1t1e11Le ton 1rd Illnilxlllff uh better and 111 ure C'NI1l'Il1lJlt Lllllell of 11111' 1111 Oll nlhex hue 111Np1red 111 ll 1 deeper 1111clert111d111 1ppret11t11111 ot mur 11111 them we utter our deepebt 1ppreL11t1o11 Q' Mother M St Xavler Relrgzon IV Bookkeepmg Mother M Adela Algebra I Relxgxon I Mother M Cyprlan Geometry Biology I! W , 1 , 3 5 . . 5 . .I J L A .1 - 'fl I 's s ' ' ' 1 1 ' ' its ' 5 ' lf y. ' s 1 S ' 'h 5 ,, sz 1 ' ' 1 U' h l '1: z ssig ' ' 1 . .. ' 'v 9 . 1 S, . 5 b . L L fl . ,' 2' ' ,-'1 5 ' ' 1 L ' 1 'z 1 ,, ' ' 1 5 ' z 1 S 1 i . ' -' 1 ' ' I ' ' S 1 sz ' Q and 2 ' ' 1 11lti1 1 1 goal i11 life. To ' ' L 1 ' . Reverend Paul Welkle Relxgxon II Latm II Director of Arhlencs Sxster Ildephonse Mary Music Sister Angelorum Marla Latm I World Hxslory O11 21 SCCLIFC 2 Sister St Bede Englzsh II Modern European History Sister Miriam james English I Relxgxon I World Hlslory path to Mar K' Slster St Mary French III Englxsh IV Typxng li, Us inf lfagawif Sxster Marne Antome Religion III English III Gen eral Mathematxcs Mr Hugh Gallagher National Problems Umted States Hrstory Coach Football Basket ball Baseball Sister Marie Andre Spanish I-II, Stenography I-II, Typing I Sister Joannes Maria Physics Mathematics III-IV WITH MARY WE RUUTE GUR CUURSES fd Q f of 1 i ' , fi Y S L ...Q 5 First Row: left Io right: R. jupin, M. Clausis, Hlavaty, C. Solis. P. DeLay, B. Kurinec, A. Brinkos. Second Ron: A. M. Pavlick, A. M. Brida, M. A. McHugh, C. Boyle, A. M. Hydoclc. Figura, R. Terry, H. Kotch. Third Ron: B. Zolota, E. Furey, M. Coury. K. Scheaffer, M. Micolucce, A. M. Orsulalc, C. Portz, T. Correll, Eager freshmen launch forth Their spirits untlziuntetl lay xt feeling uf strangeness. freshmen cruss the purtttls ttf Nlztriztn High Sehuul. .X new. awesome wurltl uttit'rtuits them. Wuntlers tal the zineient wurld unfultl as they explure histury texts. 'llheir fzttliulic Religion takes on new iisllttls through the study uf Fresh- man Religion. Higher mztthemittitss. in the form uf ,Xlgehru I bewilders theini while they conjugate. nut without a little difticulty. Latin yerlas. Little by little. t'untitlenee relmlztces timitlity its freshman students diseuyer wither izteets uf life at Blarian-extrw Curricular and sueial activities. Ratliating with sehtml spirit. they join in all aetiyities. swelling the yulumes uf the band and glee cluh and partieipiiting fully in spurts. Members of the Stutlent Council. through spunsuring the Valentine Dance. realize the true meaning uf euuperzitiun ztmung clttss members, By striving diligently. freshmen ztttttin high sclittlztstic ztyeruges, pfwrers ttf leztrlersliip, :intl thereby hetmne active members ul Marian lligh Seliuul. Q 2 QT tv xr A. Gallagher. Fourth Ron: Pislclalc, Boyle, R. Dvorslcy Strause, L. Ohozalek, Nl. Dowling, Pauletti. Fifth Row: Versailles, F. Hager, j. Holmes, P. Bartal, J. Roman, L. Sabol, Gildea. L 5 Charity is kind is the topic of a lively debate, held by the freshman religion class. Helen Kotch presides over the discussion on the necessity of charity. QW pf 'A 'wif' fMfmz,.,4.dL.w4.f.M fm Mum-MM-My Quuawaql rtbwd 7lgZlLjtiLl1. ulldiu 04,64 ' I J .M,ff1, 1 onfw 1Ll4 'a 'J, H'M ,MM A 39 q,,Lf,cMmLl'4-f-M110 ! 116, 11414 1,7 cj Zfyl 'uh 1 rr 1' 5. kr- Arn, ' f 'L 4'-IJ' U 14 ax xi., Qx' 'Sfiff 4' x f, ,?.,t. 233.5 3345A n -- , ., - O M -A .. nv I I , I I First ROW: left to right: C. Kunzweiler, M. A. McDonald, M. Horowsky, M. A. Nicholson, A. Kehoe, P. Hovan, R. M. Risavy, J. Knox, G. Mongi. Second Row: A. Ruse, R. M. Gillott, V. Mayer, L. Kratson, S. Dunn, M. Soltys, D. Nahf, M. Seladones, Bla7e Nlarchetle follows the trace of his history book heroes during a freshman class of Ancient History. Francis Quinn checks the map for information to answer the questions of inquiring classmates. fa A. M. Gigli. Third Row: L. Rudy, B. Marchetti, F. Quin, G. Waak, P. Kern, Lawson, R. Kane. Fourth Row: W. Boyle, M. Valentine, D. Lewis, P. Ringer, Novak, W. Williams. Newcomers to the world of algebra, freshmen puzzle over the laws of this intricate subject. Marie Micolucci points out one method of working an algebraic problem as Patricia Delay looks on. ...Q Sophomores journey past the first milestone. No longer timoruus anrl self-conscious. the sophomores arlyanee on the roarl of learning with more resolute strides. New horizons open liefttre them as they enter the various aearlemic anfl social phases of Marian High. Biology. a sturly tif plant anrl animal life. instills in them a love of Gutls eoinplex anrl wontlrous world. In studying geometry. ares anrl angles provide stimulating Challenges for their inquisitive minrls. Translating the expectations and military strategies of julins Vaesar. the sophotnores acquire an insight into the life on one uf the greatest men in the annals of history. 'l'he tumtttrttttry Tales reveal inter- esting characters as they journey with Vhaucer to the shrine uf St, Thomas aliecket. To help them to know and rlefentl their faith more fully. the .Xrian anfl Gnostic heresies are analyzecl in Sopliotnore Religion. With youthful enthusiasm. X' ' '- ' ' ' 1 ' ' h-n o far tliptance. - . . . . .. thq lmul ftllmlll' md RMON RMP m I L Ut I U N L ' Rudy Surovcik points to a minute organism on a slide as Patricia llwll' ,llllllllf Ycllr- Hadnagy focuses the lens of the microscope while Barbara Hadnagy refers to directions for identification in her textbook. First Ron: Icft to right: L. Leonzi, E. Bartal, K. Boyle, M. Pollack, A. Mustacchia. Harmonoslcy, Boyle, R. Pushar, L. Leniclc, D. Kabetic, B. York, M. Blickley, A. jevcalc, M. A. Mustacchia, Brialin, R. Nika, E. Slaby, F. Hlavaty. T. Kerestus. Fourth P. Pauletti. Second Run: A. Fracy, N. Angelus, L. Lisella, P. Roar: A. Signorelli, F. Epler, M. Ditsky, Wh Masatis, G, Pinlcey, Konecny, A. Grieff. C. Parano. R. M. Olsovslcy, M. F. Lulcca, Hrubovialc, B. Nalesnilc, D. Rowan, B. Coleman, F. Clifford. K. Genits, D. Yurlcovic, A. Fanelli, P. Lawson. Third Ron: A mn Firs! Ron: If-fr tn right: E. Ferrence, P. Hadnagy, P. Oiloff, B. Hadnagy, U. Spaclc, F. Misantone, Farnish. E. Earley Nl. L. Murphy, M. Davis. P. johnson. M. Cusanelli, R. Haggerty N. Notaro, R. Perilli. Second Run: J. Colancecco, A. Cherit lVl. Beyrent, A. R. Campbell, C. Cherlco, R. A. Oslak, lVl. M ii wx Q Map trouble? Not in European History class where Helene Moyer demonstrates the ease with which places are located. Nw. ' ty , rj K X 9 ' Mundy, Miller, M. Sinlconis, K. Yorlc, N. Boyle, V. Lileclc, A. M. Radocha, B. Derlunas, R. Krajnak. Third Row: R. Giuliani, M. Stone, C. Croslley, M. Nlaculush, R. Surovcik, D. Davis, R. Canter, R. Yazwinslcy, Schmauch, Nlurphy, G. Giam mangeli, -I. Hager. Robert Puskar conjugates with such facility that his classmates are almost convinced that Latin can be easy. Father Wellcie seems satis- fied which is the final stamp of approval. f 1.4. ,v -- -r-i Rose Pei-elli's recitation of The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner has lost all charm for the sophomore Miss in the foreground who is much engrossed in Marian's football squad. fi X First Row: left to right: Higgins, B. Smith, P. DeMilo M. Donahue, S. Furey, D. M. Shoemaker, S. Kaminitslcy, R. M Sharpe, Coppola, lVlcGorry. Second Roar: lVlcKeever H. Moyer, M. A. Koshner, M. Price, Hlavaty. E. Zovak M. Kelly, P. Matyha, M. A. Dillon, M. Linicole, R. M. Conahan 9 'Q 'WWW M Gee Father thats a stiff question seems to he the punlcd answer of this sophomore boy as Father Welkie poises a thought provoking question on Mohammedanistn in Religion II class First Row: left lo right: P. Uher, L. Haggerty, A. M. Sharpe F. Saladigo, D. Spezialetti, A. I.. Hydoclc, C. Damico, N lVlcGinley, B. Nestor, A. M. Puschoclc, G. Holmes, Vilcheclc M. Eroh, Sweeney. Second Row: R. Milhiser, Nicholson A. Marcheski, A. Pascoe, j. Sniscak, R. A. Durnin, K. Thomas, D. Dietrich, Nl. W'olfe, M. Coleman, E. Philipovich, B. Plocinilc V. Brida, C. Fulmer. F. Coppola. Third Roar: R. Campbell A. Dunn, B. Gigli. C. Sproule, F. Damian, W. lVlcGlinchey J. Kantor, Kupec, Wfilliams, M. lVlulvihill, Hoy, Boyle J. Delay. Undivided attention is given by the junior academic religion class to Mary' Margaret McCartney as she explains quite diligently the several branches of the eternal law. Credit for the self-explanatory drawing on the board should be given to Elizabeth Philipovich. .H im E i X Qin .I .. I hope my fingers continue hitting the correct keysfw How many times have these words been uttered by junior commercial students as they laboriously strive to complete their timed-writing tests? 1 A 4 it l I - l ra 5 0 + f x ' 'A' juniors joyously .-.,. ,,g+,l,,'El It 'll anticipate their goal. Although newcomers to the Central liraneh of Marian High. the juniors are no longer IJLlZZlt'fl and hewildered high sehoolers. Havinu liassed the niidlioint in thru hi h school Careers. these students realize that they are Flllllflly iilll'JI'tl2iClllIlL1 their final year in Marian. It is due to this realization that these juniors ardently strive to he diliuent students and to live llll to the expectations of their teachers. With deliberation juniors decide which course of study to pursue. .Xfademie students are confronted hy the intrica- cies of .Xlgehra ll. and are introduced to the eoinlilieated world of physics. With the study of I-'rench I. they arc now ahle lo answer Hui to the fllll'bll1lll, Hltarlez-x' franeaisf' Typing. seemingly difficult at tirst, is taken in stride hy eoininereial students. Slllilliwll lll'4IYlfll'5 lanowleduf of a faraway lzind with strange customs. Through linglish Literature. juniors rind wisdom in the Ullllfilllln of lllllii' and feel the surging emotions in lliekens' Tall of Tao Cities. Although the juniors are CtJIlllllClt'l5' engulfed with sehool activities. new-rtlieless. they are not alarmed at what lies K ahead of theni. These students know that the lilessed Virgin, our Marian Blother. guides thetn constantly. Gloria Holmes explalm her Clever project on the Keystone state to her fellow history students. While awaiting her turn, Ann Marcheski makes note of interesting technique used by Gloria. Firsl Ron.: left In right: T. Marchetti, T. Protivnalc, T. Sylvester, P. Curvey, R. Epler, A. Bonner, B. Donegan, D. Kane. Third A- Nifdlnl. R. Moyer. P. DiBui, Ulichny. E. Burnett. K. Ron: N. Totani. Engler, T. Malarkey. Cullen, T. Niadna. Slceerca. Ackerman. Second Row: Rose, S. Gentis. C. Nosal, Holubelc, P. Bubel, T. Valentine, T. Keer, Nlinyo, R. M- Rigllllil 5- Pelrucci. J. Evans, M. McCartney, M. Sockel, Swarcheck. The tragedy of -lulius Caesar cmnes to life for Ifnglisli lll students Ml1t'l'l they lwar the drama rv- cnaotvd on plmnograpliit' rrfords. Handling tht' records are Bernard Iltmt-g.1n. just-pli Holubck and john Slinyo. xx 1 l Xi A F4 Junior library aides learning the method of checking books are scaled: Josephine Vilcheck, joan Ulchney, Margaret Eroh, Virginia Brida. Standing: Elizabeth Burnett, Francis Saladigo. Anne Bonner, Patricia Curvey, Roseanne Epler, Anne Marie Sharpe. Que es esto? inquires Theodore Valentine. Frances Saladigo proffers an answer but Teddy disagrees with her response and is about to ask another student. Since equations are difficult for most struggling mathe- maticians, Donna Dietrich attempts to clarify the solution from an enlarged chart. Daniel Kane stands by ready to lend assistance. if' -Q BE i ti lx tht ini-ir tin t tht-all tw that rlesirerl gngileefjrgirltiti- ll 1 x it rlt mnting tlit-inselvef :is future citizens. in uvlli t in it thtir thitn titre-ers in the wnrkziflzty wnrlrl, rut: X nt X11 Pltlltlll feninrs li:-urine niilitzint t':uliulit'S. 1 r 1' tn cxlmlun infl rletencl the ftilllllllt Rc-lizinn. ln fi X wttish hiuhlanrls with Sir lllilier ,tt intl rt ureat poetry thrnugh the sturly nun Lit ltcnth inrl Spanish mpg-n new wrirlfls nf urs t cxnr unninff irls-pt in typing zintl shurthztnrl, 1 nmeriiil turlents prim: tit: x 1 uihle zirlditinns In the business and ecretariil nelrl x n cniurs receive iininezistlrahle henelits nn nn tnr it instructs them in tinding and Io tminf' the riffit miti to their ultirniite goalfHeuven. Efliciently, librarians carry on the various aspects of library work. Rita Rimm and Frances Michalik busily arrange library shelves while jean Fiorilla and Margaret Sandella check books. 'Cest un tres beau chapeau nest ce pas! Male members of the senior French class are amused at the chapeaux designed and modeled by the girls of Sister St lVIary's French II class. . joseph Soltys presents the problem to be discussed by the panelists Thomas Sediva, Lucille Coppolla, Barbara Bartal, john McGIinchey during a National Problems class. The discussion being presented in an interesting manner concerns the growing cost of crime in the United States. lvl V wlstfully travel toward the fruition of their hopes. Do you understand all this? asks Thomas Pinlcey of Dorothy Petlovich and Carmen Fabrizio as Anna Mae Milot explains the use of various solid figures in the study of Solid Geometry while members of the class look on. Future accountants in bookkeeping ponder with interest as Charles W'en- sus distinguishes the debits from credits, thereby clarifying the ledger sheet for his interested classmates. JK ... -. 3-C galil? I q my They look so puzzled, muses Kathleen Bren- nan as she dictates a business letter to Mary jean Yorke, Bernard Chnapko and Barbara Bartal during senior shorthand class. Other members of the class busily check the work done by those demonstrating their shorthand ability. Presiding at the rostrum, Thomas McFadden moder- ates a classroom panel in- volving the merits of ancient and modern English Litera- ture. Debates similar to this occur periodically during senior English class. Cornelia McGlynn, Frances Zovak, Arthur Coury, and Francis McDermott perform a routine experiment in- volving the effect and measurement of sound waves. Opposite them, Thomas McFadden, Joseph Engler, Kathleen Tumas, Patricia Malloy assemble a battery- powered phone during a physics laboratory period. IN ACTIVITIES, MARY-CENTERED WE EXPERIENCE THE JOYS QF THE PILGRIM . 4-. rd T fi ,I x Iv, Q. ,x 'Fu 41' Ji4 iwN . V 'fn M3 YTQJ, Ni' 'I'o promote the general welfare of the school. To foster a wholesome relationship between faculty and students. lo illow pupils to assist lll the administration ot the school. To develop leadership and responsibility among the pupils, 'To provide for pupil expression. To establish an organized unit at the disposal of the llrin- cipal and Faculty at all times. These are the duties of the Student Council. The efticiency of their performance depends upon the capability and in- telligence of the student officers. Elected in May of their junior year, the Student Vouncil President, followed by Vice-President and Secretary. head the list of law-enforcers. In addition. the council is com- posed of Yice-President and Representatives from each class. We extend our congratulations to this years Student Council Oftlcers whose efticiency has won the respect and admiration of the entire student body. Father Quain stresses the prime requisites of an efficient Student Council as he addresses the student body at the installation ceremony held in the Central Branch. Integrit . . . the keystone of justice Sophomore members of the Student Council are: Rose Perilli, Dolores Yurkovic, Rudolph Surovcik, and Thomas York, Class Representativesg Leo Lenick, Presidentg Raymond Nika, Secretaryg and George Pinkey, Representative. ec- Freshman Student Council officers include: Mary Ann Nosal, Representa- tiveg Kathleen Scheaffer, Vice-Presidentg Helen Kotch, Representativeg Maureen Clausius, Secretaryg Louise Piovane, President. , X I Arthur Coury proudly accepts the I presidency of the Student Council as Father Quain pins the badge of office on him during the installation cere- monies held for the juniors and sen- iors in the Central Branch on Septem- ber 10, 1957. Ronald Ferrence. Vice President, and Graceanne Gallagher, Secretary, are also pictured. The junior and senior members of the Student Council pictured Nlalloy. Thomas McFadden. Margaret Yanes, Vincent Gallagher with Father Quain are: lfirei Run: Ronald Ferrence, Arthur Coury, Anna Mae Milot. Daniel Kane, Thomas Keer, Donna Dietrich Graceanne Gallagher. Secrwrid Run: Wh joseph Engler, Patricia Michael Nlulvihill, Theodore Valentine, john Engler. . S 6 - ,AO I E I I 1 journalistic accomplishments . . . inspired b Mar The 1958 Marian yearbook staff include, left to right: Wm. and Margaret Yanes inot picturedl. These zealous staff members Joseph Engler, Carmen Fabrizio, Patricia Malloy, Francis McDer- strive to produce a book worthy of the name Marian. mott, Frances Zovak, Frances Bonner. Ann Marie Colancecco, When work begins on The ,lfllflllll it progresses in slow. hesitant Tiff, teps. After learning the essentials necessary for their assignments. members of the staff. unrler the Lflllfllilllit' of the niorlerator. rliligen U' tly x i undertake their rluties anrl proveefl with ostensible zeal anrl certiturle. they This pictorial lsrllt' rettorrls the aetivities of the school year as ,' have been livefl anti Cll-lU5'6'fl by the entire sturlent borly. Its pages unfold to reveal all the aspen-ts of work and recreation unflertaken by the sturlents of Klarian. anrl rlisplay the loving anrl protective rare. Nlary. our Marian Klother. provirles for her chilflren, Recollections of past high school rlays will never be erasetl from the minfls of all loyal Nlarianites. ln later years. as grarluates of the class of 1958 page through 71,11 Jlflrifm, varierl svenes of sfhool activities. both intellectual anfl social, will re-appear. bringing back mleasant nieniories of happy tinies sharerl with elassniates. Thr llfzrian will serve as a linlq between the lirst phase of their journey through life antl the tlraina enat-tecl in the theater of totlayis worlfl. Maintaixting high standards is the goal Wm. Joseph Engler, editor of the Mari of an, as he examines carefully the 1958 yearbook dummy. The click of typewriters is heard daily as the typists of the yearbook staff type copy to be sent to the printers. Appearing above are: Barbara Bartal, Helen Dougherty, Mary Kathryn Kncblauch, Kathleen Brennan, Bernard Chnapko, and Richard Bimler. If Q1 I so , r ' ,Qu ,f f , ' 1 4- 4 1 ka- ,, - fill Qi Qs .,, i 4 i L , 4 , .FIA The cn-editors and their associates of Marianvsrs look over old copies in formulating plans for the forthcoming issue. The editors include: Arthur Cnury and joseph Engler, associates to Graceanne Gallagher and Margaret Yancs, co-editors. Marianews . . . a medium of truth Freshmen and sophomores gaze atrentively as Graceanne Galla- gher, co-editor of Marianen 5, explains proper page layouts during a weekly meeting of the newswriting class. Fl' qi if ., 'x..i.4c x - . i 1-, S' ' ln ........y.... ---M .. ....... An important factor in bridging the distance between the three branches of Marian is Jlariancws. Avidly, the students await forthcoming issues. Editors are constantly besieged by inquiries concerning the arrival of the next issue. Little is known about what work is required to produce a news- paper such as illarianrws. Countless after school hours are spent in reporting, preparing and copy-reading articles be- fore that eventful day when the paper goes to press, Staffed by members of the senior and junior classes, illaritlnfws' primary aim is to inculcate a spirit of Catholicity into every phase of writing, from an editorial to a sports article. lt maintains student interest by feature columns such as Buzzy's Buzzin's, which brings to light any humorous happenings in Marian. Recompense is made hundred-fold when grateful students heartily congratulate members of the staff for their fruitful efforts. But the real reward comes to those who realize the tremendous power of the Vatholic press. especially in the formation of good character in the students. Long hours and hard work are characteristic of the efforts exerted by staff typiszs in preparing copy for the printer. These efficient typists an irst Ron: Anne Mack, Mary jean Yorke. Second Row: Rita itimm, Barbara Pcrambo, Shirley Scapanda. Ei -an-f' I, . vt x f',,.-A , N - ... Y - .lg Menibers engrossed in planning the next issue of the paper are: Seated: John Engler, Anne Marie Colancecco, Arthur Coury. Graceanne Gallagher, Margaret Yanes, VV. joseph Engler. Standing: Frances Bonner. Barbara Plocinik, Roseanne Durnin. Donna Dietrich, Elizabeth Krause, Jacqueline Sandella, Nancy McGinley'. Look at thisf exclaim senior and junior journalists as they avidly ex- amine their first issue of the 1957-58 Marianews. Q, I . 'ff' 'fp -o M. Q . A .Jtff 'R J as ' 55' .0 vt , '?' A 5' '1- 4 i r ' ff 1115- gf XKM7 vi P A ll Q gg , . . lf .Z g ,X v' fl ' I 1 F 3 3 3 3 ff C vl- au- Nr ' '65 J K Q .1 V 6-V. Q5 e .f iff! 4 9? E ' x Q! f ' If ' ' 1' fl f w? f .1 -PU, V? 'VHP ff Shining blue and gold uniforms. sprightly ma- jorettes, and the untiring efforts of Sister Ildephonse Mary all combine to form the Marian High School Band. The 1957-58 term found this organization the recipient of various prizes. As its music echoed throughout surrounding towns. the Marian band marched straight into the hearts of all who saw and heard it. It strengthened its line reputation as football fans listened to the music of the band and witnessed the routines performed by the majorettes during half-time activities. Credit for his work with the band must also be given to Mr. Pete Campbell, band director. They also serve who only stand and wait. While up- perclassmen parade, musically inclined underclassmen practice diligently to replace the graduating musicians. Soon to take their places in the ranks of the band are: Phyllis De Milio. Patricia De Lay. Eleanor Furey, Sally- ann Furey, and Mary A. Cunningham. -Deliver - fllvui val? Seasoned veterans of the band who will be lost via graduation include: seniors, Richard Chris- toforetti, Carmen Fabrizio, Thomas Pinkey, and Bernard Chnaplro. The members of Marian's junior Band are Mary Ann Nosal, Madeline Blickley, Eleanor Valent, Mary Pollack, Terrence Versailles, Mar- garet Donohue, Barbara Chromialc, Eleanor Furey, Patricia De Lay, Phyllis De Milio, Mary A. Cunningham, and Sallyann Furey. px lib 3:s,:ffjC'!-' Zu ,A xx - T35 A Canticle of praise Sarah Petrucci, a junior, is the ac- f h senior glee club. Innfwmn F1 L T7 I . s V l . -Q It , 1 A 4 'A' A I !.!f I . A ' , f . 74. , .,Qf -g , ascends to Mary P musical score for Paulette Pauletti, 5 h ' h ' A I I b fit in 00 0 HW I A: t 5 ' A , e We grow culturall ,ly Thomas Pinkey fondly embraces his wife, Madame Bouvreil, Graceanne Gallagher. This caused a few chuckles from the audience. No French was needed to comprehend this scene! Y 'A 4- ,, ya.. ,H 4 i -Q . , V. V: , ,. ,, , , Q , . 4 Y , ' I V.. ,fff '?-V ' ' Paris creations pale in comparison with the chic styles of these lassies as they model and describe their chapeaux. Oh, je vous remercie! exclaims Graceanne Gallagher to Anna Mae Milot. Facility in conversation and pronunciation comes after much practice but the seniors prove it can be done while enacting the play La Fefe de Madame. v i . 5 Wi -xi --uni- -v-il -sluggi- -an-:gag 111-1 1-:qui --1-1-1 miami .---in +- Father Quain blesses the Advent wreath marking the beginning of the Christmastide, while junior and senior students reverently join in the prayers. Each week another candle was lighted in commemoration of the 4,000 years preceding the birth of Christ. Christmas spirit penetrates Marian High School as carols echo throughout the halls, gaily decorated bulletin boards array festive classrooms, and the old custom of lighting a Christmas wreath reminds each student of the light about to enter our darkened world. This joyous season is climaxed by a beautiful representation of the Nativity along with the angelic voices of the Glee Club. The grandeur of Yuletide at Marian permeates the hearts of the students and succeeds in restoring Christ in Christmas. O come let us adore Him! The Nativity scene awakens anew the signifi- cance of this holy season. i v 1 X . u 'x x X . 4 b s if -- Football-surges on X X ' Q O J , . . ' 5 It-,M v 'ant V' Lansdale hack reaches Art Coury too late as he Tricky Bill Rhodunda almost breaks into the open before a desperate shoe-string tack- le by Nativity end trips him up. A terrific block by Vince Gallagher enables Art Coury to score an extra point through Lansdale line. HK at i ' H crosses the goal line for his second tally of the afternoon. First Row: Jack Horan, Richard Campbell, Jim Boyle, Frank Epler, Frank Coppola, Gabe De Michele, Tom Yorke, Stan Genits. Second Row: Tom McHugh, Leo Lenick, Art Coury, Bob Marcin, Frank Parano, Bill Rhodunda, Al Hoffman, john Cullen, Vince Gallagher, Jack McGlinchey. Third Row: Bob Bubel, Ray Nika, Gene Donati, Tom Keer, Charles Sproule, john Gogal, Tom Niadna, Frank Damian, Paul Zenone, John Mundy, Joe Williams. f 1,3 '-' with spirited play M.-XRI.-KN HIGH SCHOOL 1957 FOOTBALL RECORD WE OPPONENT THEY 0 ...... .r,McAdoo .4.................,.... 9 ... .... Nativity . . . . . , .14 O St.Michael, ....27 22 ,... .. . St. Patrick ,...,.,. .,. 0 14 ., . . Summit Hill .... ,...... . .. O O . . . . , . Shenandoah Catholic , A . . . . 32 O .... . . . Mt. Carmel, Booster Game ,r.. .... 2 5 Z0 .... . . . Lansdale Catholic ..,4...... . . . 7 f1l '-- T - -' , - 4-,. uf' C. -L- ' vb ..s-me 1-- ' 'g'!'4'5 'f -' .41 9, 'gifflff 153.1 Hidden behind his face mask is Art Coury, stellar per- former in the 1957 Marian grid team. He led his mates in scoring and total yardage. Frank Coppola, elusive jun- ior halfback, straight-ann: a Summit Hill back during a run which netted the Colts twenty yards. Coach Wink Gallagher pin-points a specific play by the Junior Varsity to Colt Co-Captain Vince Gallagher as senior gridmen look on. Seniors include jack Mc- Glinchey, Robert Bubel, Art Coury, Bob Marcin, Frank Parano, Willy Rhodunda, Al Hoffman, john Gogal. mm Basketball rebounding victory The 1957 58 Marian High School Basketball team which finished third in the Anthracite Catholic League included First Row Vincent Gallagher Joseph Engler William Rhodunda, Joseph Holubeclr jeffrey Kantor Second Row Mr Hugh Gallagher coach, and Hugh Gallagher J Third Row ohn Engler Thomas Pmkey Robert Cantor, John Nicholson, The sports program at Marian offers a wide variety of intermural and interscholastic contests. The 1957-58 bas- ketball season saw the Blue and Gold facing local high schools on the court for the first time. Games with Summit Hill High School and scrimmages with other local schools afforded Coach Hugh Gallaghers squad the opportunity to prove that Colt Basketball is equal to if not better than that of the brand played in the highly renowned Public School Conferences in the Panther Valley area. Marian High is proud of the skill and sportsmanship of the team. By his expression, Joe Engler, Colt forward, is stretching as high as he can for a stab at the basket with his characteristic jump-shot during the Marian-Mount Carmel Catholic tilt on the Summit Hill hardwood. 3 l 2.-4, 1 fe x 4 I gf 3 1 4 A ,- 'QS In , ,git V29 'I W .J L f 'H' M J ' I ,gd ,, f Y' if t Q Q L N V, MMQH wifi 'ff Q ' ' X , ' n if X L, We seek strength and grace During the three momentous days of our annual retreat. the sturln-nts set zisicle their work and travel into a Supernatural world. ln this wurlrl each sturlent concentrates on the choice of a vocation in this life that will secure eternal happiness in the next. The clay scheclulerl for nur May Procession is important to all Marianites. We honor Mary as Queen of May in a processional, and pay hmnuge to her as Patroness of Marian High. Christ in the Eucharist - God's manifestation of love for man and our source of help and protection. Peace permeats the soul and God's graces flow freely during the precious moments spent in His Divine Pres- ence during our annual retreat. And what is manlier than young men, conscious of their Maker? Senior boys set the example for underclassmen by fully entering upon the spirit of retreat, realizing that prayer is the powerhouse of all their undertakings. gtfi t I i . N! J -4 Vi- Sv- is 1 Q fi' 4 xr . 2' , th te i I' - A v-' - Q iw i . lu i ' 1' 17 1 'Tff 'Q eva . iv.: 7' be ,HE 1454 ,..-1 -Q Ave, Ave, Ave Nlarialu The an elic salutation resounds at Lourdes and is reechoed in g our procession as we honor the Immaculate Nlother of God and crown her as our Queen of Slay. Although we cannot join centenary of lVlary's apparition the thousands who Flock to Niassabielle to commemorate the nonetheless, as pilgrims in spirit we go to Mary and beg that the healing waters of grace may flood our souls, so that spiritually renewed we can live her plea for prayer and sacrifice. ' i is L' 47 LED BY MARY WE LOOK WITH CONFIDENCE TOWARD THE FUTURE Q4 Y Y iv--fr ,Q mr 'X -fir ' J U X11 1111 111 111 1111111 1111-111111'11's I'll 1 1 111111 X11x'1111111-1' 1. 11111111 1111 31.111 11111 11 111 1'11111 1 ,1111'1111111 11111 1'1 111r1 111'11'1'11 11 1 . - 1 1 111 11111- 1.11111 11111 1'1'l11'l1ll 1111111111111 11x111 111 11111 ,M D' 11111111s. .X g111111'11 glow of 111l111'lr' 1 1x111111-111111 11111-111111111 11111 1111 1111 ' 1 ' vt 'N'111..11111 I111L11111111l f'-1 ,Z 7 4- 1. 1 sms 11111111 11s 215 we 1011111 1110 Senior Prom lllllllu Y111115' l41lllI1lI'5' lilllll. The 1111-111115' . 1X'l'lj' 1111wcrs. 111111 the Cr11w11i11g1 1' 1 1 ' 111er11111fs f11r 11111ki11g l'r11111 Young and gay hearts dance to the soft, sweet strains of Pete Campbell's Orchestra in the stardust atmosphere of the Mahoning Valley Country Club. The autumn night of November 1 will be long-lived in the hearts of Marianites. Senior Prom That we might be Mary'-conscious at all times the traditional climax of the evening is reached when Prom Queen, Mary Kay Knoblauch, places a wreath of flowers on the statue of the Blessed Mother. I s z To Mr. Hugh Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs. W. joseph Engler, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fabrizio, Dr. and Mrs. William Bonner, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coury, Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Houser, and Father Quain we say, Thank you, for being our gracious chaperones. At last the big night has arrived, is written on the faces of Ann McGroarty' and her escort Charles Nace as they arrive at the scene of their long-awaited Senior Prom. . Traditionally, Baccalaureate Mass begins Graduation Day. At this sublime Sacrifice the seniors thank God for the wonderful advantage of having had a Catholic education and pray for His help when they enter their chosen vocations. Holy Mass over, the graduates leave the Church in solemn recessional. Conscious of fuller re- sponsibility but confident in God's sustaining grace, they are ready to accept their place in the adult world. Baccalaureate Q 0 O Graduation With one destination reached. one journey traveled. the seniors come to Graduation. 1958. High School has been a brief. but important sojourn along the numerous roads through life. Ifor some. greater heights in the field of learn- ing will be scanned. yet for others. the bustling world awaits their training and usefulness. .X broad vista lies before these seniors. one beset with obstacles heretofore unseen by them. They will enter this modern. almost paganistie world with one magnificent weapon of defense. Un the morning of Graduation clay they receive this instrument of strength as Christ comes to them in Holy t'ommunion. He will be their armor. their shield of protectioni Fired with the spirit and fervor common to youth, these graduates join other pilgrims on their journey to a greater, eternal destiny. BARBARA ANN BARTAL S S Cyrrl C? Methodxus Coaldale Newspaper typlst 34 Yearbook typlst Basketball 3 Volleyball 2 Cheerleader 2 34 Oratory 24 Honors Fond of Navy Blue Bag blue eyes Mlld rx mannered Wmnxng dxsposmon Well poxsed 3 or Y-f JOSEPH RICHARD BIMLER St Ann Lam ord Newspaper typnst 3 4 Yearbook typlst Rlchle to us Llkes cupcakes Usually t Abes Mlschlevous Generous sprinkle of freckles ' JOANNE LOUISE BOBAN Sl Bartholomew Brockton Basketball 1 Library aide 34 Glee Club 1 Oratory 1 Perfect attendance 1 Likes to dance Always obllglng Looking forward to a whlte cap Enthuslastxc tu A talker Domestxcally mclmed 4 FRANCES MARION BONNER Student Council 3 journalism 3 4 Yearbook 4 Baske ball 2,3, Volleyball 2 Mayorette 2 3,4 Glee Club 1 2 Oratory 1 2 Honors 2, Perfect attendance 3 Gnft of pan-lance Bug hearted Loves to banter Three cheers for the Irish MARGARET AGNES BONNER St Joseph Summxt Hall Band 234 Library alde 34 Glee Club 12 Publnc Speaking 4 Perfect attendance 2 Loquacious Last nn first out Very hospitable One of those drnvers li -1. BERNARD JOSEPH BOYLE St Jerome Tamaqua No worries Class baritone Enjoys a good time Takes praise or blame with a grln Could do Justxce to a twelve hour lunch perxod PATRICIA ANN BOYLE St Jerome Tamaqua Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Library alde 2 Glee Club 1 2 Tmy but O My Sports a satchel Subtle wx Almez vous le franca1s Future Florence Nightingale W MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL 1 0 . , ' . s ' s 5 3 s Q 5 1 3 - ' 'A . . . . . . f In Qljfga in V , If . Da' 1'. 1? Q . .l , , N . . ,, 1 L Q 1 a ' -N ' ' a If 1 Y! ' c ' , ,- R - 5 , 5 4 5 A ,, Law. ,s VE, . . . . S- Q ' 1 ' rf-,, 'ZF . Q ' A, Q' X f i g Sl. Joseph, 'Summit Hnll X, ft , was - s , s 9 2- 1 I ' 3 9 5 9 3 it 9 5 ' - A V D , . , , ' , , a , s , 9 If f' 3 . ' . . . x 5 9 ' W ,M 1 l , ' I 9 9 9 I y c 1 n u o 1 1 Q 3 A A 'tr wr'--ry CLASS OF 1958 Student Councll 1 Class Officer 1 ournaltsm 3 4 Yearbook Basketball 1 2 3 Volleyball 2 library alde 7 Glee Club 1 2 Oratory 4 Honors 1 7 Perfect attendance 3 Cecco Tldy Actxve and dependable Pulchrltude and personality Whiz at French BRUCE FRANCIS BREINER St Jerome Tamaqua Student Council 23 Football 2 3 Basketball manager 2 Honors 1 Charlles pal Great teaser Boxxng fan Future flyer Graceful dancer KATHLEEN FRANCES BRENN XN St Bertha Tuscarora Newspaper typlst 3 4 Yearbook typtst Majorette 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Honors 12 3 Perfect attendance 3 Twlrler co captam Smxlmg lrlsh eyes Always arrxves ln the nxck of tame Typxst whlz Competent JOAN MARY BURNETT St Bartholomew Mlddleporl ournalxsm 12 Basketball 2 Majorette 2 3 4 Lxbrary alde 34 Glee Club 1234 Oratory 12 Honors 1 Perfect attendance 1 23 Blue eyes and dimples Instantaneous laughter Vnvacnous Loads of un Supercharged wlth energy 1-5- BERNARD JOSEPH CHNAPKO St Wxchael Lnns ord Yearbook typlst Band 2 3 4 Honors 2 3 Buster Only one lxke htm Marxans Arthur Murray The boom ln the band Stn-red by red RICHARD ALBERT CHRISTOFORETTI St Mxchael Lunsford Student Council 3 Band 2 34 Drummer Boy Come day go day Mnghty mouse Pnckle Future sallor X YQ av ANN MARIE COLANCECCO St Ann Lam ord LUCILLE ANN COPPOLA St Jerome Tamaqua Library aide 1 3 4 Glee Club 1 Efhuent TIM. Always seen with Shirley Ebony tresses Never wears her heart on her sleeve 1--anuv- Volley ball 2 worker serious Seldom 7 , r , . , ,eu -s 5 1 S . ' 5 , . . . . . . . 7 ,, X ,f , - . t 4 . , . , C . y . . I . ' a , v 9 v 1 1 1 y y v 9 v 9 9 ' A Q ' I . . I I I ' . . . ' ' ' ' M ' H ' , ' , ' ' , J , s s , , a 1 3 9 1 s 3 1 3 3 , , . . . . f . . . . -' A W 7? Lam . 'iff' .-'Q ' V' if? f..' A G M7,..., ,, exif' . A , I i., lLAi,rA1vVtl I ' . . we va 3c,': :le'5il 1 1 v 9 s ' ' ' ' :I ' ' . . ' ' . . . ' 1 w fiwi , . 'f7'4'i , . . . . - , g , , . . . . . ee ' Q! ' 77 E 5 , . . . . . . . . . . 0 I A - , f ' a s J . a A Hhgrxw 5 a 1 5 5 A -5 fi1'l:vi2 ' .5 . . . .'L31L53,1q': 1 t 1 1-a -1 U - - f,3S5i?3L.5 . . . . . . . . . . 35277 ' ' . . . ' . . , ... .. f . ' ' . 7 -' s 1 1 v v-- ARTHUR JOSEPH COURY St Ann Lans ord Presldent Student Councll Student Councxl 1 2 4 Jour nallsm 3 4 Associate edxtor Marxaneus Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Honors 1 2 3 Flash on the grxdlron Thinks much says llttle Quxet, well mannered 'Q 1--v PATRICIA ANN DERLUNAS St John Coaldale Library alde 3 Band 2,3 Perfect attendance 2 3 'Woman drxver Never worries Loves to dance Glrl of many moods Statuesque 1-.-1- HELEN MARIE DOUGHERTY St Bertha Tuscarora Yearbook typxst Lnbrary aide 4 Glee Club 1 2 Perfect attendance 3 Blushes easily seen but never heard Klnd but serious A sweet smile WILLIAM JOSEPH ENGLER St Joseph Jtm Thorpe 'Q? Student Councll 3 4 Class officer 3 4 Journallsm 3 4 N Associate edltor of Mananews Yearbook eclltor Basket ball 3 4 Honors 1 2 3 Beau Brummel of Marnan Hugh Golden voncecl Yul Brynner A born leader Physxcs Prof CARMEN ANTHONY FABRIZIO St Jerome Tamaqua Yearbook Band 234 Honors 1 Our movie man Regular fellow Musxcally ll1Cl1l19d Wxllxng Competent and full of school spirit RONALD FRANCIS FERRENCE St Joseph Summ1tHxIl -an... Student Councxl 3 4 Friendly and reserved Never worries Love that car Nonchalant Well dressed JEAN MARIE FIORILLA Immaculate Conceptton Kelayres Lnbrarlan 34 Glee Club 234 Falthful llbrarlan Our only grad from Kelayres Courteous and sufficient Indispensable Co operative 'K MAR1AN HIGH SCHOOL f . ' . .l f . H I 1 s s v ' 1 l 1 ' I 1 y 1 l 1 Q s 7 ' ' - ' ' . . . U , , . . . . 6 , , I k,., :V 5 3 1 ' Q ' ar - . . . . . . . - -f - 1 5 J' 3 5 ' 5 ' u A . . . . . . . x Q K 9. s 5 7 5 s 5 5 5 ' , A Q 3 v 1 - I 0 u ' u I 0 J 0 u 'A ff ' Y, . . . . . , ' 3 5 9 1 5 - , 4, , , , . . . . ' rc sr 7 , 1 ' ' . , ll ' f ' 7, X 9 9 1 x y A. 14,7 745 mv? ' 4,,,,.',, GRACEANNE CATHERINE GALLAGHER Sl. Mary of the Assumption, Coaldale Student Council 3,45 Journalism 1,2,3,4g Co-editor of newspaper 45 Basketball 1,2,3g Volleyball 25 Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Good leader . . . Watches for sunny skies . . . Gracious . . . Has a flair for news . . . A friend to all. VINCENT EUGENE GALLAGHER St Ann Lans ord Student Councll 4 Football 234 Basketball 234 Enyoys fun Good natured Counts friends by the dozens Seldom gets furious Definitely a gentleman JOHN ARTHUR GOGAL Sacred Heart Nesquehomng, Football 34 Partial to the alumni Wyatt Love that Ford Who buys the petrol? Gridiron Gollath ALBERT JOHN HOFFMAN St Bartholomew Brockton Bashful Fastldnous dresser Shyness hncles hns glft f un Rarely misses a New Phlladelphna dance Better known as Huffy GRACE ANN HOUSER St Jerome Tamaqua Basketball 2 Library aide 2 Glee Club 1 2 Journallsm 3 Colgate smnle Shmmg tresses Seeks best thmgs m llfe Ardent Trng fan '7 Charmxng DOROTHY ROSE HUGHES ,Cv St Joseph Summxt Hill Glee Club 1 Cheerleader 34 Lxbrary aide 4 News paper typlst 3 4 Chatters incessantly Fun lovmg Wide variety of mterests Independent njoys 1 e MARY ANN JOHNSON St Jerome Tamaqua Basketball 12 Public Speakxng 12 Glee Club 12 Journalism 3 4 Student Council 1 Pxcture perfect eyes Selective wardrobe Rlval to Walt Disney Wmmng dnsposxtlon Sincere CLASS OF 1958 EMILY JANE KELLY St Jerome Tamaqua Llbrary alde 4 Future hello gurl ulet an reserved Gentle mannered Good llstener Serious MARGARITA MARY KELLY of St Mary o the Assumption Coaldale Volleyball 2 Greta Soft spoken hn class? Pleasant Expresslve eyes 1. G' in Tman tresses 9 MARY KATHRYN KNOBLAUCH St Jerome Tamaqua Newspaper typlst 4 Yearbook typlst 4 Basketball 2 3 Volleyball 2 Cheerleader 3 4 Oratory I 4 Honors 1 2 Senior Prom Queen Alms for a career 1n the sky Explosive Eyes talk Unique atrnde l ELIZABETH GEORGINA KRAUSE St Jerome Tamaqua Journalism 123,4 Basketball 12, Library aide 24 Oratory 1 2 3,4 Complex Hndden personalnty Libby Talented m many fields Droll wx THERESA SARAH KUNZWEILER Sacred Heart Nesquehomng Basketball 23 Glee Club 234 Outdoor type Consnderate Affable dnsposmon Naturally curly han' Energetic worker 'mf JOHN JOSEPH KUPCHA Sacred Heart Nesquehomng Football Manager 2 Takes up space and txme Favorite hobby Hshmg Nonchalant DOROTHY CYNTHIA LEWIS St Mary of the Assumption, Coaldale Basketball 2, Llbrary alde 1, Glee Club 2,3,4 Avld skater Nonchalant Never ln a hurry . In a world of her own . Serlous outlook on life MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL ANNE THERESA MACK St Ann Lansford Newspaper typxst 3 4 Volleyball 2 Lxbrary ande 24 Glee Club 1 Oratory 4 Honors 1 3 Sweet and demure Infectious giggle Dependable Future asset to secretarxal field Welcome xn any group PATRICIA ANNE MALLOY St Mary of the Assumptxon Coaldale Student Council 1,2 4 Senior Vxce President 4, Volley ball 2 Cheerleader 23 Captain 4 Library alde 2, Glee Club 1 2 Oratory 2 4 Honors 1,2 3 at Personalxty plus Loves to cheer Sensnble ROBERT ANDREW MARCIN Immaculate Conception Nesquehomng Football 34 Perfect attendance 3 A spacious smlle ound Dog Wide awake 9'7 Gentlemanly Enjoys a good time FRANCIS JOAN MICHALIK Sl Stanislaus Summit Hull olleyball 2, Library alde 23,4 Glee Club 1 Perfect attendance 3 Lives m two different worlds Ta graceful and charming Thoughtful Refined ANNA MAE MILOT St Bartholomew Brockton Student Councxl 2 3 Library ande 3 Band 2 3, Honors 1 2 3 Good natured Sets hugh standards and lives up to them Handles responsxbxlxty with ease Sedate Drmks deep of the pool of wisdom ANN MARIE MONAHAN Sl Jerome Tamaqua Journalism 234 Clrculatlon manager of Marxanews Library axde 4 Glee Club 1 Quiet Business minded Never m a hurry Sincere ,Always obllgmg FRANCIS JOSEPH McDERMOTT St Jerome Tamaqua Journalism 34 Photographer for Marxanews Year bool: 4 Oratory 4 Camera cltcker Polltlclan through and through Ambmon To meet the world Perfect gentleman Class hlstorlan CLASS OF 1958 D, l - ' Q A f 4 sf 5 as ... ... ..- 4 ... . ' ! sl ' l ' . H 5 11 5 . . , tx as , ' rs yy 1' P ' 1- - - ... ... . , ,W i . . as - tc as ' ' ll I I' uv '.V' .'- 1 ' l A V ' ,Q 5 '. ll, ... ... . ' 3 13 3 s' ' ,,. - ... 441 K U one can - 1 A atv I Q . ... - If ... ... ... . v - , as l ' ' , u ' rr ' , . ... .. U sv ' ' ... ... . THOMAS JOSEPH MCFADDEN Sl Joseph Summit Hall Student Councll 12 4 Class President 2 Football 2 3 Honors 2 Perfect attendance 1 3 Reserved Ambl tlon To be a good golfer Movie fan Sharp dresser C' ...- JOHN JOSEPH McGLINCHEY St Jerome Tamaqua Football 1234 Student of Bxlllard Academy Sombre Shy guy Loves the late late show Neat dresser s -' CORNELIA MARGARET MCGLYNN St Bertha Tuscarora 'A Student Council 1 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Majorette I9 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Oratory 1 2 Honors 1 2 Shes Irish and makes xt known Llkes halfbacks pable of great thmgs Loyal to any cause ANNE HELEN MCGROARTY S! Jerome Tamaqua Volleyball 2 Majorette 2 3 4, Glee Club 1 2 Honors 2 Pleasant Falthfully devoted friend Radlates cheerfulness Relnable ulck to laugh MARGARET ELIZABETH MCHUGH St Joseph Summit Hull Basketball 2 Volleyball 2, Library axde 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Honors 12 Umque Chuckles from her toes Cute Her hair ts her hnghlxght Loves I 6 fl CHARLES JosEPH NACE St Jerome Tamaqua Basketball 1 Baseball 2 3 Fun loving Carefree Seemmgly quxet Sharp dresser Gentlemanly EUGENE ANTHONY NALESNIK St Mary Nesquehonmg Herman Future alrman Never on time Uses energy only nn extreme cases Hitch hnker MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL ' 7 9 95 S sl 5 ,. - l l ui I , L , , , . . . . n I u Q ' I 0 I ,X ' Q . n 1 :qt KA, ' Y ' . VA 3 S 5 f . '17, . . . 9 .I y r s 9 1 s 9 1 1 ' ,, A1 ' ' ' ' ' ' lf J ' Ca ' . . . . , A 3- my K' V 3-am is Q ' J S 9 9 ' 15 ' . . . . . . . . , ' I S ' 15 S' ,s ,- --- , up... 1 X Q - 2 be C - A ' I 5 , . - . . . its ' has uno I I ' I if . Jovlal fi- Loves football DOROTHY CELINE PETLOVICH St Mxchael Lan: ord Volleyball 2 Llbrary alde I 2 3 4 Band 2 3 Glee Club 1 Oratory 24 Honors 2 Perfect attendance 2 Out standmg muslcxan Enjoys trlps to Phlladelphxa Easy golng Lxkes the latest ln fashions Earnest student L- THOMAS ALEXANDER PINKEY SS Peter and Paul Tamaqua Basketball 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Honors 1 2 Perfect attend ance 1 3 lnk Math whlz Makes the band sound full Prefers Chemistry BARBARA ANN PORAMBO SS Peter and Paul Lan: ord alde 4 Glee Club 12 Oratory 2 Honors 3 Here there and everywhere Never at a loss for words Dance fan Great sense of humor FRANCES ANN PORAMBO Slamslaus Summit Hull Newspaper typist 4 Volleyball 2 Glee Club 1 2 Perfect attendance 12 3 Artlstlcally xnclmed Shuns rush mg Generous y Soft spoken Wm WILLIAM JOSEPH RHODUNDA St Joseph Sumrmt Hull Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 All round athlete Sort of shy Faces everything with a gran Plans career nn Armed Forces One of the team CLASS OF 1958 SAMUEL JOSEPH PANTONI Sl. Ann, Lam ard Basketball manager 1,2 4' Football manager 2 Band 23' Honors 12. Efficient manager . . . Good actor FRANCIS JOSEPH PARANO Sacred Hear! Nesquehomng Football 3 4 Baseball 2 4 Journalxsm 3 4 Always wears a smile Prefers the Alr Force Mlld mannered .1 T' K' f , Y I I . Y , . . . . . 1 3 v 5 ' y - ' I 1 I f 5 ' ' , , , 5 , s s , : s - - 6 .' , 1 5 1 1 9 5 I 1 3 ' 'Y ,. P ... - , f Newspaper typist 3,45 Basketball lg Volleyball 23 Library - ' 4 , 9 9 - , A , . . . f' I 1 C, sf. ' , ' A if 1 ' 4 s , 2 I I 34 , , . . . . ' P ' . . . . h . . . - . X V, . . S v 1 9 1 a 5 s 1 ' ' RITA ANN RIMM St Mary of the Assumptxon Coaldale ournalxsm 34 Clrculatlon manager of Marxanvns Volleyball 2 Ltbrary atde 3 4 Glee Club 1 Pleaslng personality Most oblngmg Sincere Quxet mannered Well known and lxked JOAN ANN RISAVY .St Mxchacl Lansford Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Library alde 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Honors 1 Brlght saleslady Good at listening Better at tallung Cool and placid Comme Cl Comme ca ll 'hr '27 Q? MARY THERESA RUDOLPI-I Sacred Heart Nesquehomng Volleyball 2 Glee Club 1 Curls Frxendly Lxves on excxtement Leisure loving Looks worried never IS MARGARET FRANCES SANDELLA St Joseph Summit Hill Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Llbrary aide 234 Band 2 3 4 Glee Club 12 Oratory 4 Honors 2 Sweet Unselfish Volatxle Loquactous Soclable SHIRLEY ANN SCAPANDA Sl Joseph SummrlH1ll Newspaper typlst 34 Volleyball 2 Llbrary atde 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Oratory 1 4 Perfect attendance 3 Bandstand fan Incessant chatterer Ever ready for fun Unique Attractive wi- THOMAS JOSEPH SEDIVA St Michael Lunsford 'VN Shedz Ltkes to argue Always has a comment -'Q' Often m trouble Great teaser JOHN BERNARD SOBERICK St Mzchael, Lansford Football 1,2,3,4 Class mechanxc Hot Rod Ace Better late than never A human question mark Well groomed MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL JOSEPH ANTHONY SOLTYS St. John, Lunsford Basketball 2,35 Honors 25 Perfect attendance 3. Curly hair . . . Tenacious . . . Not easily disturbed . . . A little on the tall side. MARY ANN SOLTYS St. John, Lunsford Newspaper typist 4 Basketball 2 Library aide 4 Glee Club 2,34 Flair for art Keeps her composure Dreams of the future Unassummg Golden tresses KATHLEEN ANNE TUMAS Sl Jerome Tamaqua Library aide 3 4 Honors 1,2 A for cooperation Science fan Likely to succeed Reliable Deserves the best life can offer GRANT THEODORE VALENTINE Sl Jerome Tamaqua Never troubles trouble Seldom seen never heard Class live Wll'E9?7 Likes to hunt and to fish Conservative CHARLES RICHARD WENSUS St Bartholomew Mlddleport Honors 2 Sports a crew cut Safe Driver The guy with the grm Finds leisure to his liking Talkative C' 4 Q MARGARET MARY YANES St Bartholomew Mxddleport Student Council 2 3 4 Journalism 2 3 4 Co Editor Honors 1 2 Good thmgs come in small packages Most loyal worker Always amiable Calm cool and collected High xms MARY JEAN YORKE St Jerome Tamaqua Newspaper typlst 34 Basketball 1,23 Volleyball 2 Majorette 2 3 4 Library aide 2 Glee Club 2 Honors 1 Welcomed in any crowd Generous Easy going Alfable disposition Charming majorette CLASS OF 1958 s s ' ' s , - . . . . 7 ' 'X ' Y ' ' , QQ Y, ' , , . . . . 'Q ,lf ' , . , . , I- jx '2 .A l 5 R ' 'l 1 1 i 1 1 1 ' , 5 Mnrianewsg Yearbookg Glee Club 1,2,35 Oratory 25 1' 1 '91 . ' . 1, I, . . . . . . .-. . E ' 7 , 1 5 1 i 1 1 1 5 S i - v JOHN ANDREW YURKOVIC ' X SS. Cyril C? Methodius, Coaldale Basketball 25 Honors 13 Perfect attendance. W'here there's trouble, there's johnny . . . Marian's Sylvia . . . Happy go lucky . . . Whiz at Math . . . Has 5 a 5. many friends. 1 if -.' Y 5--r FRANCES JOYCE ZOVAK St. Michael, Lunsford Yearbookg Volleyball 25 Library aide 2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Oratory 4. Cooperation plus . . . Sweet per- sonality . . . Good at physics, better at Trig, best at French . . . Hopes to teach. . . . Mary, Marian Mother Guide your children home. ln 1954, a year especially dedicated to Mary, Marian High School came into existence. We, the graduates of the class of '58, were then timorous, but enthusiastic Freshmen, embarking upon our high school career. During the past four years we have spanned an era most important in our development. We have grown up with our school, its struggles have been our struggles, its triumphs. our triumphs. Our hearts are imbued with the spirit of Marian: its purpose is clear in our minds. Now in 1958, the Centenary of Marys apparition at Lourdes. we come to the end of this eventful period. We beg of you, Marian Mother, to keep us as we were the day we were entrusted to your special care: animated, spirits undaunted, Mary-like always- till we reach our final home. f -4 I If I' v dl J. 9' new 'J Q ff z a-4-of 5 QC'-, EVER ONWARD THRCUGH LIFE E WE JGURNEY TOWARD MARY Ps' 1 ' - Qff.. . V. f 1 2 ' Q --'ff ' , . ff Q' gi? , , -'H1liifHi 'k fd r 'E?? - fav, ,, was ., T ' fy-if 1 - Wlifc- Pi' - . ' ' ' . l...f.f' G M- -fl-a nti,-4, V -,-.A 4 -A ' ' ' ff' IQ ' ,':'fw'-'vvw ' , , . U Q Y Y , AAA , .L X, , ., , M Q '-1 3 ' H i V, dggn A I! 3 ,H -1 4 v- . ., .-, A ' 4 14,21-Q-'Lf '. F '1 RTS: 1 ' X f i 'a HON ORARY PATRONS Most Rev ohn F OHara CSC DD Rev Rev Most Rev Joseph M McShea D D Rev Most Rev Carroll McCormick D D Rev Rt Rev Msgr ohn E Boyle VF PR Rev Rt Rev Msgr Francns Furey DD Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Gerald P uam Francns P Adolf Agnello Angellm oseph A Baran Paul Barnyock Clarence A Batutls oseph Berardn AdamJ Bydlon Maurlce F Cannon Paul F Curran FrancxsJ Dutko ohn G Engler ohn Feeser Felix C Fmk Stanislaus F ronczek oseph F Gasho Stamslaus T Gorak oseph S Hager MxchaelJ Holly Rrchard H Holmes Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Edward J Kenney Mlchael Lxsowskr Francis Loughrey Leo J McGee Charles J McNulty Francls Mealey Francis Mockus Anthony J Molnar Michael Morris Edward P O Loughlm Stephen C Pomsclak Harry Romano Charles Slegele Joseph Stec Michael P Sverchek N lcholas J Terna Peter Vandergeest ames York Bernardme Snsters Mxsslonary Snsters of the Sacred Heart Slsters of Mercy Sisters of Samt Francis Slsters Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary 66 .J . 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BUSINESS PATRON S 525 oo Breslm and Company, Tamaqua Engler Insurance Agency lm Thorpe Furey s Insurance Agency Coaldale McCall Publxcatnons Inc, Lansford Rosenau Brothers Lansford Tamaqua TV Inc 520 oo ohnson s Danry Bar Tamaqua ohnson s Servnce Statlon Tamaqua Mar Strlppmg and Excavating Co Inc Tamaqua Rottet Motors Tamaqua Tamaqua New Car Dealers Assn 515 oo Fxrst National Bank Coaldale Hager Furnlture Co Palmerton Walter Murphy Beer Dnstrlbutor Tamaqua Zimmerman s Daxry, Lehnghton 510 oo Adams Book Company Inc New York Bud Angst WLSH Lansford L G Balfour Company Wilkes Barre R Boyle and Sons General Insurance Coaldale B P O E No 592 Tamaqua Brlghts Dept Stores Lansford Lehlghton Eames Bakery Inc Tamaqua Edward s Beer Dnstrnbutor Tamaqua Eisenberg and O Hara Phlladelphla Bob Erbes Gulf Service Stanon Tamaqua The Evenmg Courier Tamaqua Fauzlo Brothers Nesquehonmg D Genettns Sons Inc Tamaqua Dr Ben Houser Tamaqua Kellmans Shoe Store Tamaqua Lansford Amvets Club Lansford Lansford Democratic Club Lansford Lehigh Navxgatxon Dodson Sales Co and Coaldale Mmmg Co Inc Lewis Insurance Agency Lansford Malloys Coaldale Rxchard E Maller MD Tamaqua M E Nester Farm and Home Supplies Tamaqua M E Nester Wholesale Grocer Tamaqua Newklrk Mmmg Co Inc Tamaqua Panther Valley Insurance Coaldale Peoples Trust Company Tamaqua St erome s Holy Name Society Tamaqua Sobernck Home and Auto Supply Coaldale Francis Spokas Tamaqua Sprxte Manufacturmg Co Tamaqua Summit Hnll Trust Co Summlt Hull Tamaqua Fruit Co Tamaqua Tamaqua Natxonal Bank Tamaqua Wargo s Beer Dlstrlbutor Lansford W 86 I. Manufacturmg Co Inc, Coaldale Carl Wolf Studio, Phlladelphxa 500 A frlend from Pottsvnlle Charles Allnson Watch Repaxrs Tamaqua Archbishop Ryan Council 5:1552 Lansford oseph Arleta Plumbmg and Heating, Lansford Auto Electric Servnce Lansford The Baltimore Lxfe Insurance Co Barber Portraxts Summlt H111 Becker s Bulldmg Supplies Inc , Tamaqua Charles J Becker and Bro School Supplles Statxonery, Philadelphia Benek s, Thomas r Lansford Bette s Beauty Shop Tamaqua Charles X Block Tamaqua and Harry E Bolles Meats 86 Vegetables, Lansford ohn F Bonner Summit Hull Bonners Drug Store Summit Hnll The Borough of Lansford Brxlls Inc Lansford Steve Butcher Garage Lansford Dan1elBynon r Summit Hull Calovme s Cafe Sheppton Pete Campbell s Orchestra Tamaqua Catholnc Daughters of Amerlca, Tamaqua Catholic Women of St Anns Lansford Catholnc Womens Educational Association Tamaqua E Clemson and Sons Tamaqua The Cmzens Natronal Bank Lansford Coaldale Observer Coaldale Corner Shop Tamaqua Corrells Childrens Store Tamaqua Costellos Cafe Coaldale Coury s Sweet Shoppe, Lansford Edward Demyanovxch, Tamaqua D 86 E Sportmg Goods Lansford Dlamond Super Market Coaldale Doughertys Servnce Statnon Tuscarora Draper and Yost Inc Hometown Dubosky s Radio and TV Lansford L H Dunbar Bottlmg Co Lehlghton East End Market Tamaqua East Penn Transportation Pottsvxlle George Esa eweler Lansford Hosak s Pontnac Lansford Farmers Prnde Cut Up Poultry Lansford Ferrence Sawmnll Lehlghton R D 2 The Flrst Natnonal Bank Lansford Fxrst National Bank Tamaqua Folks Pharmcy Coaldale Foremost Dames Allentown Frantz Garage Lansford , . . - 1 . . - . . 1 1 1 1 5 l , , . . 1 ' ' J- , , , . . 1 ' J J- , . 1 J ' ' ' . . . . , . 1 -, t, 1 ' . 1 , , . . . . , . . . ., I . . . . . , , J ,, ., 7 , 1 1 , , . , . . . 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J , , , , , . . , 1 ., 1 ., ' 1 ., 1 , 1 Frazer Studio, Phlladelphna Frederlcks Bros Coal and Ice Lansford Charles Gerbert, Insurance, Tamaqua Gerhard s Furmture Store Tamaqua Glbas Cafe, Tamaqua Marvm Gmder Electrical Contractor Tamaqua Franklin Griffiths Tamaqua Gulla Funeral Home, Coaldale Guy s Flowers, Tamaqua Gwxlllam s Florist Coaldale Harvxtch Alummum Lansford Wlllxam Hedesh, Coaldale Henslers Cloverleaf Danry Tamaqua Lawrence Henry, Freemans Danry Agent, Summit Hull Htllslde Coal Co R D 3 Tamaqua Hxrsch Bros Coal Tamaqua ack Homg Inc , New York Hope Decorating Service, Tamaqua Huss Contracting Andreas Slgmund M acey, M D , Tamaqua Ann Hair Styling Lansford eans Shop Tamaqua ohnny s Gay Bar, Summxt Hull Kanuch s Bar, Lansford oseph Kassak Fuller Brush Dealer Lansford Ann Kaufmans Store Tamaqua Kemner s Drug Store, Tamaqua Koomar Insurance Agency, Nesquehonmg oe Kostam s Auto Sales, Hometown ohn Kovatch Kovlch Oldsmobile, Nesquehonmg Eugene E Lalgon MD Coaldale Lansford Bottling Works Lansford Manufacturing Co L Lawson and Sons Inc Nesquehomng Lazarchleks Muslc Store Tamaqua Lelby s Dalry Inc , Tamaqua R D 1 Edward Light Tamaqua Local Florist Nesquehonmg Losos Store Inc , Tamaqua Edmund Lubmsky Televnsnon Reparr Servxce, Cumbola Mahoning Valley Floral and Glft Shoppe, R D :til Lehlghton Mell O Dee Lads Orchestra, Lansford McCartneys Wholesale Coaldale Edward J McNamara Funeral Dnrector, Lansford Harry Muller Funeral Director Summit H111 oseph Modrlck Court Protulorn Lansford E Morgan Kmttmg Mllls Tamaqua Mt Carbon Brewery, Pottsvtlle Murlaw Mfg Corp , Lansford Murphys, Tamaqua My Place Restaurant Lansford Napoli Luncheonette Tamaqua Nardml Market Lansford National Store Tamaqua Nesbxtts Cut Rate Lansford Nxchols Bargain Store, Lansford ODonnell Funeral Home Lansford Stephen Orsulak Lansford Palace Theatre Lansford Palmerton Coca Cola Bottling Compan Palmerton Panther Valley Pharmacy, Lansford Parkway Restaurant Tamaqua Penna Gas Management Co Tamaqua Gas Tamaqua Petrole Motor Compny De Soto, Plymouth Lehlghton Polish Club, Summit H111 Porvaszmk s Florlst, Lansford Postles Beverages, Inc , McAdoo E Rees, Insurance Real Estate, Lansford Ridge Center, Lansford Rodgers Auto Co Lansford S 86 A Restaurant Tamaqua SS Cyrxl and Methodlus Mother s Club, Coaldale St Gabriel s Club, Summxt Hull St erome s Altar and Rosary Society, Tamaqua Salnt Stamslaus Church Summlt Hull Sandherrs Garage Lansford Damel Sandrl, Lansford Sarge Brothers Cleamng Lansford Sche1d's Dept Store, Tamaqua The Schnlbe Lumber Company Inc , Tamaqua Thomas Schxllmgs Coaldale Norman C Schock, Strlppmg Contr , Reevesdale Schonberger Stores Lansford Coaldale Schuylklll Valley Trans Vxdeo Corp, Brockton Selngman and Co Tamaqua Sllver Furmture Lansford and Palmerton Skrabak Funeral Home Lansford Smnlm Dan the Coal Man, Summit Hull Smscak s Funeral Home, Nesquehomng Mr and Mrs oseph Soltys, Summit Hull Sozlo Bakery Tamaqua ohn T Stack and Son Bottle Gas Service Coaldale Stanly Home Supply Lansford Stan s Frxendly Servlce Brockton Star Cleaners Summlt Hill Summnt Hall Mfg Corp Summit H1 Summit Hull Marble and Granite Co Summit Hrll Tamaqua Bowl O Drome Tamaqua Tamaqua Laundry Tamaqua Tarsavage s Grocery Store Tamaqua Telephone Operators of Tamaqua Urbans Store Tamaqua U S Book Cover Co Tamaqua Vogue Cleaners Tamaqua Wanda and Earl s White Diner South Tamaqua Wargo Mfg Inc Lansford . . . . , . . , ' Y , , ' Y 9 9 , ' 7 7 9 ' Y9 7 . . , . 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I - , .l 9 9 J . . . , . . , , 9 . . , . . ,, 7 1 ' , . . 7 9 9 . ., 4 as Wexcker s Wall Paper Store, Tamaqua Weller Bros , Tamaqua Wenzel s Bakery, Tamaqua White Swan Dmer, Tamaqua Howard Wxlllams Company, Tamaqua Wood Bros Home Made Candles, Tamaqua Y Cigar Store, Tamaqua Yams Auto Electric, Summit Hull Wxllxam Yost, Tamaqua S10 00 Dr and Mrs Wlllnam R Bonner Mr and Mrs Anthony Fabrxzlo Dr and Mrs Ben P Houser St Marys Catholxc Guxld S8 00 Judge James C McCready ss oo A Frlend A Frlend Mr and Mrs Paul Bartal Dr and Mrs Denms Bonner Pans J De Sanus Mr James M Donahue M R Evans M D Mr Thomas J Evans Attorney James A Gallagher Mr and Mrs Hugh J Gallagher Mr and Mrs Stephen Gaydos A E Grecco Wllllam H Griffiths Local Flornst John K Morgan Dr Thomas Pollock George Shutack Sophomore C 1 Sophomore C 2 Sophomore C 3 Russell Sweeney M S3 00 Dr Arner Bynons Calso Gas Statlon Mr and Mrs Leo Dougherty Mr and Mrs Charles Eames L D Elliot Freshman Sectxon ID Johnny Bar B Q Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson William Kalosky Mr and Mrs James Knowles Senator Wxllnam Z Scott Wasxly Rag Rugs Welsss Dr Wrllxam Zlgmant S2 00 Mr and Mrs Louis Bartal Bnosky Amoco Servxce Mrs Helen Boyle Mr and Mrs James Brennan Mr and Mrs Pete Campbell Yurxck s Mlty Fme Bakery, Lansford Conrad Zlzelmann, Tamaqua 300 Louns Damels, Lansford Mlgal s Beer Distributor, Lansford ohn K Morgan, Nesquehomng Newberry Co Lansford oseph Petras, Coaldale Rnalto Restaurant and Hotel, Lansford PATRONS Mr and Mrs Bernard Coleman A J Dobosh M D Dr Gabriel Dobosh Eugene Donatn Mrs Estelle Durlunas Mr Stan Dyrda Tom Farrell Joseph Frassmellx Grocery Mr and Mrs James Gallagher Miss Sally Gallagher Mr Harold J Herring Frank H Hoban Co Inc l' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Albert Hoffman Fred Howell Michael Jeroms George Kellner Clarence Koch Martin Kopunek Lleut Kay Malloy Patrncxa Mnlot 56 Mr Wnllnam Mnlot Agnes Monahan Mr and Mrs Pachelxc Mr and Mrs L A Pmkey Jr Mr and Mrs L A Pmkey S Remhart s Beverages Mr and Mrs Clarence Remhart Mr and Mrs Martm Rowan Mr and Mrs Damel Sandrx Thomas D Sandrls Mr and Mrs Mnchael Seladones Standard Medical Co Mrs Verna Surovcxk Peter Toccket l' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Vlctor Tumas Andrew Ulmchny Albert Vermlllxon Francis Yanes Sl 00 Joseph R Ackerman 59 Mr and Mrs Russ Ackerman Mrs Rose Adamms Mr and Mrs Nick Angeluzzx A Frxend A Friend A Friend A Frxend James Leon Axken Mr and Mrs Leon Aiken Mr and Mrs Louis Alexander Mr and Mrs Gilbert Allxson Mr and Mrs Vernon Ames Mr and Mrs O J Angelus Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Mrs H B Arner Pa'tr1cxa Arner 56 Fabian Bacher Mrs Andrew Baddlck Jacob Baddxck Mr and Mrs Joseph Baddnck Joseph Balazovlch Mr and Mrs A Joseph Bandltellx Bob and Al Bandltelll Tommy Bandxtellx Edward Barber Mrs Rose Barber Mr and Mrs Gabriel Bargxlxone Howard Barnhart John Barrett Mr Thomas Barrett Mrs Thomas Barrett Elizabeth Bartal 60 Mr and Mrs John Bartal Lou1se M Bartal Maryann Bartal 57 Miss Rosalle Bartal Mr and Mrs Joseph Bartek Chester Bartle John P Bashage Basler and Bro Grocery Store Mr Harry Bassler Harry Bassler J Mr and Mrs Robert Bassler Mrs Charles Baum Mrs Veronlca Bazlk Mr and Mrs Rnchard Bean Beaver Roofing and Sndmg Mr and Mrs Nunyxo Benedict Paulme Benek Mrs Adam Bennek Mr and Mrs Charles Benmnger Mr and Mrs Ralph Berne: Benjamin Bertelle B J Beyers W J Beyer Mrs W J Beyer Mr and Mrs Nncholas Beyrent Mr and Mrs Walter Beyrent 69 . , . , . . f 5 . . . J . . YQ 77 ' J. J. ., ' . . , Jr. ' ' . ' Mr. . ' . . , . , M . . ' ' ' ' . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. and Mrs, Michael J, Minyo . . ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barrett . . . . . ' , r. ' , ' , ,D, . ' . . -W . , M . . ' , r. ' . Dr. . ' ' . 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