McAdoo High School - Reverie Yearbook (McAdoo, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1933 volume:

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V f. -V-r,.-ja,-H-s.....jg,.V-y3 V :Vx :V -rs 1 vars, -V , im? - f Vac izsag. mpg:-fag ..1-Q.. gllllllll xykyaaezem., s ssttgft 'O' 6 Q S 'QQ :Q - ll 9 Ilplllllqli Q 5 xl ..'h'4 Q 5 5, 3 3' pie -Q i EQIQX C' Y .x I QR Q' Xl S, lragrcv Y 3'iQ' SK z'gx X94 YQX 1 Qi iii! if i -CCx1eQc'cx1xQ xzgict gfxi grzz Q 4 c-if: Q g Kc-c cc Cgyg-Q IC Q glcvq- 7, , XI sq jc!!-c - Q W 35 V 25 we XNM ,lc Qu M N KA ,JJ 4 of V be wma 1933 Volume II Published by The Senior Class of McAdoo High School KCK7c 'Q CYQKYIZQCY fax 1 gi c'Cx? Sic'i 'CKQYQX I X 'TQCQSZ 'Zccc af- Kxzixgiw N g 5 fic-C 755, g4QjQ?CQcQ QIZQ Q5 xixi c xkfxxfi ' gr Ycgrcvc fc cfvcfcgt Ycgrcvc 7: f.!,C,K1 rg 9 School gh Our Hi lv N N M. n...,YY, , irgk, QSC QXIQX QXIgif1Kf4 Ciklxxct QIQQC g1QiCCx1C ' gc Q7 Y -C 5:55,-gvi cc 1 Yfgrgic cc 1,516-c cg 1 852 V LX! xc M sg-5:22 w 'tif I f I lv V JI NV N J SEI' I. DEDICATION II. ADMINISTRATION III. SENIORS IV. JUNIORS V. SOPHOMORES VI. FRESI-IMEN VII. ORGANIZATIONS VIII. ATHLETICS IX. FEATURES X. OUR ADVERTISERS. lxzgxc g K xl xggs gj U , 3Z4xQQKI4 ICXQQKI4SC3 Ci XISKCQXZQ QIXYCQLYKKC gri- KCYSQCYC Qccrigtjgirifr Q ra SEQ -cci CONTENTS .4 f Qx QQBQOHQEQQQ V CC Wash Snoich, rpfflllipllf 1ff'A QJY 'li' iv , i N , 53: LX! CCC' jv Ki-QGQS c'Qx I CC ' 'gxzgx Q'Qx 1 gx 1 V ,x If X glazes? jyiiia'52f:g:,2EllXS5a2 Ss 555227551254 - t i VU' .vlfvl :Del . . . . Jvul We consider it a reat rivile ve Wx, g is v. and a real honor to have as our vm principal, Professor Wash Snoich, who during his short stay with us, has kept the morale of the high school intact and who always has the interest of the students at heart. As a mark of appreciation and gratitude for his inspiring leadership, we dedicate this book, the second volume of the Reverie to him, and sincerely hope that he may have many more happy years as our high school principal. Ci.Ass oi-' 1953. Wi lust v Cm nm .Ido Ju wi V 'QM ,ld u k W rv J v M 2 M Vi li! l vw .Nw NV' V v N i Vila, fc x diff: P1 Cliifikzkif Sfkffii cifcitciccifzl CCQKC KCCQI 'ciccafx 5 5 rc rc-fe, gg' Qg??,i1'gxQZiQ'a Cih'QY.L 1JJ F? Yrrv, ,,, - hggjv, fig-451155 K DEDICATIO if V Y WN U ll Vi v V V V N P i l I If VIN, I M IV wtf V x ' ' ' Q ' ' XC-QXYIQSC-if Wifi: 1:pQ d t ufizssgfaeseayggiaskzgfq NIJ vl ,NW xx v, With thc future lying ahead, we, I I buf The Class of 1933, publish this the RJ V' second issue of the Reverie as an If V' I vIJv N I W incentive to go forward and when IWI1 Wu! Ivlfu . . . . we trials and tribulations step in to look I My I, I Jw MINI back over thc happy moments we J I once enjoyed. I Jw MINI I5 I 'YCI7' xzgf Qfgi 'xiii wJ 'xccrzg Lkfi?Q'iiLz:, adS2i?Ev2iIU 22 S5455 B3 UI fm v M, N V ,JJ w W Uv VIIVAJVI FGRE ORD ADMINISTRATIGN ,X ulllll I w .al-Huw s 0 I Q 5 Q59 s 'Q Q96 is as anff, - 1-1 11: Z -W ay ,N X --- iafigii i- ff- 2225213 -T -- -- llllllllHl!X!l!llIllllllAl 1il?F'i?lIlIlE -.. X If Q i f f f f fy .4- 4 l 1 Lli-. Faculty Miss Sallie L. Ferry Szzpvrvisilzg Prilzcifml F, QXJ ewegtit . ' 'I ' v ' . 'J . 1 , 1 QLANQ Vwlw AKD . IC fx S ll F N .Ld 14,. ,f .1 - - ,ly Q 1 .Eff , A iff High School Faculty MISS MARGARET SULLIVAN Freeland H. S. 1921. Syracuse U. 1927. I Entered McAdoo H. S. 1928 MISS NA. Ha leton H. SWQ9. St sburg 1910. ed McAdoo H. S. 1928. MISS CATHERINE O'DONNEL Hazleton H. S. 1927. Mt. St. Vincent's College 1931. Entered MeAdoo H. S. 1931. MR. THOMAS CHARLES Halle Township H. S. 1921. Bloomsburg S. T. C. 1921, '22, 323. St. Bonaventure College 1928, A. B. St. Bonaventure College 1929, M. A. Entered McAdoo H. S. 1930. MR. EDWARD BUNXSA St. Gnbriells H. S. 1926. Villa-Nova 1930, A. B. Graduate Work at St. Thon ' ollegc Entered McAdoo H, Sf MR. TH Mb BGYLE St. Gnbriells H. . 1925. Schuyl ill Co ge 1929, B. S. Sum L S ool at East Stroudsburg. Ent eAdoo H. S. 1929. MR. WASH SNOICH-Pril1c'ijIal Conldale H. S. 1923. Muhlenberg College 1928, B. S. Graduate Work, Penn State, N. Y. U Entered McAdoo H. S. 1929. MR. JOHN MQBRIDE St. Gabriel's H. S. 1922. Notre Dame U. 1927, B. S. Summer School at Muhlenberg College Entered McAdoo H. S. 1931. ff .MQ 5tto1sJ.fNs0:32?F' X A ka tc, Q 9 9 41 X V 1 l A - 1 ,-- Rst W? it EW?i??f'59l , I Grade School Faculty ILXVK ROW- Left tu Right: fiettiaicle liurty, Vzitlieritie fiwssllialil. ANHCS MCM1lllf'll. MUD' illCl'7FVll- Mlllllhli RUXY Left to Right: Xlary Nluiiilziy. lirgire l ei'i'y. Murgxxret liiveiis, .Xiiiia lleiijnmiii, l'zilliei'iiie l,lpt:u'k, lllartlia llartig. liU'I I'UM ROVY-l.efl to Right: .X 1111 :i Kohut, lilo 1'n- ues' lla l'11- msky, Jhllllll l'uri'y, Mary lluily, Pearl lllefi 1'L-:nc ly, Ni ux':n Xlcli n-g- l lznll, Nl .xl' y Sl mfux lin. l'l:iii'e 0'lhniiiel, llzitlicri xln' MCD lwxlz ilil, :mil lVl:ii'ie llorlziclier. Here we have pictured a group of teachers who hold the admiration and esteem of the entire student body. Many a time we have relied on them and they have given their aid willingly. and have contributed much of their ability to development and success of the year book, and to the class as a whole. Some of the many things con- tributed by this group of teachers during our stay in the high school were the follow- ing, a beautiful piano which we all have enjoyed during our high school days. The Health room completely furnished and which at present is one of the outstanding rooms in the high school, and many books with book cases to aid us in the quest of knowledge. Therefore, as a mark of gratitude for their ever unselfish cooperation, we reserve this space for them and sincerely hope that they may gain the admiration and apprecia- tion of future graduates. Class of 1933 fff rf ll NX H2931 . 'FE-AE' l, T' -1' e c lf 1.al:i:al,fi1 Q- we ff Cn vsisssvgigff TQ JD ,4,,- X i ,f 4 ,fii WYYYW rggfi ,XSCL fl 'S Mage., il Ni 'E'TX-14 55-Kiowa 1 X X he li., ppp pp I ,f' Z A - l if A ,fl Dr. John Dailey XVC know him well for his inspiring words and for his excellent medical treatment. He has taken constant pains to look after our welfare and physical condition. He has kept us fit for athletic events, and while he was with us no fracture was serious, knowing he was to take care of us. We appreciate his efforts and wish to congratulate him for his exellent services. We sincerely hope that in years to come perfect health will always be with him. Class of 1933 K' '.f4..,il,Jl.-',fY.f-Q,nx 1 I ,f f A , f r--.f-Q. 'jx 'Y 'sy ' wr, ' fff 'vh-if AXQ. f f Q lx . , -.,-L Q ,. ,A -N, V , f , x 4liu?f-':m.p.9 ..-- ' 1 I -h lst.. , 'i R Z r Nl' -Y ' X ,,,,,,,,.,, 1 W I Eu L17 fi Li wi , 'J1 , ,. Q 1 I . i 5 ' 'L'-ii iiiiiiii ' - ,.. Q- .-4. ,,. 1 ' ,J ,- 2 t 3 v A i, . , . x V . School Board Piu-siin Nr: john Midnsh. Vim i-Q l'iu-sini,N'i': john Bruley. Tru-Muni-it: Condy li. Givens. Si-Lciu-,i'Aiu': Alnhn Gutoxlty. Mi Minus: .lnnies Mclinddeii, Steve Turk, john Mcfleehnn. Nvu, the class of 1935, with due respect, pay our tribute to these men who mgitle it pmsihle for us to receive .1 high school etltication .intl give us tht' proper st.irt tliruugli life. W'e AHIIIITUI thank these men enough, knowing untlei' what tliihctilt cmiclitioiis they .ire forcetl to work, nntl yet give such fine results. To these men we wish, from the huttom uf our he.irts, many more prowperotis years .is tlirectors of our etlucgltiongil hoard. n , l fl. 1: - l. iN,. iii X CLASSES 4 H!!!!!!L 1 U Q 1' - J--- ---1 'ffgffff-QQ, s u nun , y ' I . ....m... 41 J I Il llllll I. ll I Uh ' -r lun f In-1 ' ' , 171 uf . , Y Yun: In I r U ff. rfwharll: - . l::: '5::15HE. ' V fnrrrlfrllnnu. ll V 4.3- 33,5-1:.fg515::v:::::fgsyf 'gif' 'llli lLlSIluI::,.i.Qi,g::::: -1:II'1.:lf'!!!!'5:-'f:aff ': 7' 'Sufil:::5EiiiI:, i:m:' .:l:H',': gg -iiggg-, - ,IZ ,' '!:.-mn--.-.-liltzttili. ,:::::, -55-42I:g:: E'!. :::f nulv t::Z1if!i!1!! f''-' , .--- 1--I. I'--:'----: -' -- - --- '.-. -iii:i: Z -m HHH I ' ' um ' ' - H I-..: - - ,f'fVi,w . 'I'! ...:: -- 1 -.. -. yu., , .. 1755, ni.. u:::i: I--. H' 'muh l ' 'I' .. J' -----:IIE-:.HL ' -I- - 1 ' -ur num-n ' 3 ...mf Zh ,,::m:l?iE': E:g:x 1- lmiiiii ETEI' .. , .. II!!:'::-.............?. I ...Lum 'L I I y mu .nm-. 1 mum- U, I . 1,1 'T- . 2 . - ':.'1 .- ..i,,. ...... il. p , ji., 'Q -- L ,- 9 . --.... 'ML f-Q-Z, ...l 1- -f 1, 5 -- fav lil' M- qi ? X .... f S kg f rl 1.-4 4' ' XMWULU i1MIll':,LE!9mWmi -5- na qM,'na'g!f ,. '- I f LM' M- Mm xy Mmm! w -- Seniors f f ' i 1' ' rsiomiif I E E f X Rawwas bi is l ,if , A EH , uf 1 ' , 6 Vw 53i'liM7fr'f 'i M 'iw4iJ,JMfiw HgW' E ADO0 HIGH SCHDOL f Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT: Donald McGready VICE PRESIDENT: Millie Chepenuck SECRETARY: Kathleen Dailey TIKEASURERI George Stcmpko JQW' ' ff 55 fisfvy f - ,rg '35 'i . T Q I ' V' . b A Q6f6J44,0Zfv 0 fl V, FDYQX .Z , ff A eareeie Q X XXX' Ev 0 1 X yr MARY BARANOSKY Barney Lazin Club '53, Basketball 1, 2, Cheerleader 1, Z, 3, 4. Barney has well been described as an athlete, full of pep-a girl we like to have as .1 friend. We extend our best wishes to you. LOUIS BARON Lom'y', Latin Club '53, Spanish Club 5, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 5, Football 2, 3, 4. My only books were woman's looks, And folly all they taught me. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY MARY BOYLE Twecgie Latin Club '53, Dramatics 2, 3, 4. Mary has a way that's all her own, the kind of a girl tl'1at's never alone. This lovable Irish Colleen has an abundance of wit, dash, and humor which we all enjoy. We shouldn't be surprised if Tweegie made a stage debut in the future. Success to you. CORNELL MARY BREWERY Pewee Latin Club '33g Spanish Club 3, 45 Dramatics 2, 3. Although Pcwee is small in size she is known for her stout hearted laugh. She is a good sport and is full of fun. Laugh and grow fat is her motto. Herc's hoping you do. UNDECIDED HELEN BRULEY h . - '- P, ' 5 ,fx 1' . ,- iff 35 D 1? fl 1' ff- -' dv t SULQI1-25 ,L ,'1X.0-'Sl-? Latin Club 'Hg Spanish Club 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2.'l l Prim and reserved at times maybe, but full of fun and jolity. From all outward appearances one would think that she is one of thes: quiet little girls who never says or does a thing. but when you know her you change your opinion. May you be successful in your career. UNDECIDED K5 fi .. t F 40 U Q. 41 City -- Qi Y -Muff 0.4 ver? QC ' ii. .9 if .. ' 3 ,. ,, piggy. josmn J. BUNSA 5' 419 44 lo-Io fi S 0 oo Latin Club '33: Spanish Club 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4, LJ, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 45 Dramaties 3, 4. I l JJ One of the well-known athletes and a good sport as well. jo-jo ff, 1 is also a musician being able to entertain the opposite sex so good that 1 they come back for some more. Well, can you blame them? , MIL1'fARY AQAUEMY ERVIN CANCERIUS ffErl,,y7! Latin Club '33g Spanish Club 3, 43 Draniaties 4. 1frvy is a boy with a natural wave and a tenor voice. judging from his ability we shouldn't be surprised to hear of him as a man ot great importance. Lots of luck to you lirvy. UNDEUDED C FREDERICK CARTER Linde Spanish Club '33. uw' Lunk's ehief interest so far as we know is science, but maybe we are wrong. We do know that hunting and fishing are his per hobbies and we know that most presidents like to go hunting and fish- ing. Good luck to you Lunk . UNDECIDED RUTH CHAHARASKI Fatima Latin Club '33g Spanish Club 3, 4. We always thought that Fatima was quiet, until recently. Now we'vc changed our minds. Why? Oh, well, because-l Iere's wishing the best that life has to offer. UNDECIDED MILDRED CHEPEN UCK Millie Latin Club '33g Spanish Club 3, 4. Happy am I, from rare I'm frre, Why' dffllif ibcy all ronfcnf like mc? If vou never saw a bundle of good nature, sprinkled with good sense, just let your glances ICSI on Millie , Her happy-go-lucky way has won her many friends, who wish her success and happiness. 9 UNDECIDED 47? if L 'fi.iE'fQ.3'b ff' ffiiifif 'fl' 'E iil j' if YP ff ' 59 J i F ,fu fe eeeeftel f 'llr A i ji 5 y 4 ' l' f MARY COLL rrcollyv Latin Club '335 Pres. 25 Baske'ball 25 Latin Club 3, 45 Sec. 4. 5 :al eg iv She's quiet to those who don't know her well, but oh, her friends what they could tell. Nevertheless we needed her quiet industrious self, and she has certainly been 1 welcome addition to our class. We know you will succeed. UNDECIDED DANIEL CURRY HDHIIIIJW Latin Club '535 Drtlmatics 2, 35 Varsity Club 45 Latin Club 45 Football 3, 45 Basketball Z, 35 Track 3, 45 Annual Staff Activities Editor. Behold the lad with curly hair and a tenor voice. This lad has two particular hobbies: W'omen and Football. Perhaps his greatest ambition has curled up in his pipe. His Irish luck has served him well in the past. May it continue to do so in the future. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA PHILIP DEFRANK rrpbilu Latin Club '335 Spanish Club 5, 45 Orchestra 1. Quiet, pleasant and ambitious, best describe him. Because he hails from Kelayres may be the reason. May the future hold success and happiness for you, Pbi1 . 0, ww! 4 . My . Mme pldrwfd KUTzToW,N KATHLEEN DAILEY ffKay,7 3,45 rninatic ., 5 15 Basketball 15 Class Treas. 15 . S-'. . X cum X , I ' , ms a c arming manner and a pl saint voice. She 15 an enthfu fn all school affairs. W are conid t of out success, and wish ve y l'p ' es 7 - f MT. ST. VINCENTS , 7 ' MARY DEVERS ffMaryl7 This miss, we must agree .if It ai charming ax u mixx nm be. ,V . ' 5 I Mary's a quiet little miss whose motto sceihs to be silence iz golden. Her ambition is to be Ll tertlier. Hffe's luck Mary. l i I V' v' -if L, V, 5- V . i I X' ....... . N A. ti , fe' ,fi X 5,' . W '37 E' A T' 'T' Nxt-A In K ,r 571, lf lif'hJ'ii,f7i' 1- iff' TU J JL Cac ft, 'Lf CW' tx D t i 1 .. VE 1 f-1 i Miaffgkii ii it it Q XX y , ,KZ Q1 xx J? 'L P ' A R 4 4 I l U' V 'ki MADELAIDE IJONNILDY fffxnvs-fx Buxfer A 31, tm.. Club '53, spatial. Club i, 4. KQLJ-1-Qfki is L,,fuf .11.,f is at 1-at.gt. . ..1Q t the wor-ld twin wait. yan, 'tn- , Nf I fry! to X her life is just what you make it. Her chief hobby is chewing gum. We are certain you will make a pleasant nttrse. IQINGYS CouN't'i' Host'1't'1tt. MAR Y DOUG HERTY D0c Latin Ctub 'UQ Spanish Club 3, 4: Basketball lg l.atin Club 4. Doc is, one of those delightful and friendly girls of our class. Her voice is eycr-so soft, gentle, and The best of luck for your future career. 'il ,- I IJICKINSON fl ,-, 1 X 9 HELEN FELOCK ' , HSlL'4'lI'l'U Latin Club 'Hg Spanish Club 3, 4. One of our '33's professional gigglers. Now she w.isn't really lazy, but she just did not wear out by doing anything hard. Her favorite hobby is writing notes. To whom? We should be asking, can't you 'ues Best of luck. UNDk:ClllED s D R THY FERRY Q Dain ' L b 'Jig Latin Club 3, 4. Olly zu lb ln .' ml looking? i r eyes 'Ii e might know it is Dot speaking, Does like a go ' ie? there is any doubt in your mind just ask it We 'i you success at UNtv15Rs1TY ot' P12NNsYLvANtA VLADIMIR FIRCZAK Firj1o Latin Club 'BBQ Dramatics 43 Band 1, 2, 5, 43 Football 2, 3, 41 Basketball 2, 5, 43 Varsity Club 45 Latin Club 5, 43 'Xnnaal Staff Circulating Manager. Firpo needs no introduction because we all know him well. As an athlete he may get far as we all know about the recovered fumble in NX'est Hazleton. Inyurics kept him out early in the season and th: best we can do is hope they will mend in the future. Good-luck l5irpo . UNl71iCIlIJl4,lJ .X i XC 2 -!,f3'i ':'Q X. ' RW 1 fill 'E' -:T : Viv 1 ixiws-'I V v t its sv . is ff , , ' Q llsyly 'Z ' QQ RJ' ,-, N X, f 9 f Andy I A L.itinfClub as, sl. 5, Bm! 1, z,,3, IVFQSKQII 5, Draiiutifs 4fgl.l.aifiii'C'liib 3,f g Class 'Vice-Pres. , 3g Annual Staff X E ' or-in-chief. X f- ,' , ' A n - 1' . ,' I, f if ' . - RNWlich it eomefto 11pQ6i't..,fRf5Zifg'is 'qigl1t tliere,l. t!SlJCCiHm'-'KFLIFIIPCC Jilugie. Wy'gmzdfr Whyff Keep p Andy . In 11 .. I ' , ., 'uf F- --f J! A ij, f-94 PLNN STAT12 , Nj fb' GEORGE KALINCHCCK Georgie VW! '- ANNA KAKALEQZ X' 4 YT' 3 Q Q tg, X f eueefaegffo . . X lf of I JOHN AIUCK 111t'ki1 ' l,.itin Club 'Hg Fraud 5, 45 Football 5, 4: Orchestra I: Dranlatics 3, 4g X ,- Chccjpleader I, 2. lil , -74' 'pf ,ff 5 y-.4 - ' feb! glue e is oifof ourxvljg boy's?1f'e'qzTw?yfs appeared to be a quiet boy, ,are begining to doubt it. Our best wishes go with you. UNlN'liliSlI'Y' oi SOUTH CAROLINA ANDREW JUPINA Latin Clu '33, Georgie is one of our great mathematicians. He likes to spend mos: of his time studying figures, but thc question is what kind of figures. Here's h pit ' you ggft the figure you like best. rxlyffll VOL' I , , ff' UNDECIDED fy V ' Koko f, f Latin Club '35: Spanish Club 3, 4. The girl with the happy smile is noted for her good nature Koko is a favorite with everyone. She is one of our good girls, not exactly quiet for she enjoys a good time and laugh when the occasion arises. We certainly hope you will have a prosperous future. BLOOMSBURG ,IOHN KAPITULA ffKaP7l Latin Club '331 Band 3, 45 Dramgities 2, 33 Football 4. Good-naturcd Kap . You could always hear him laughing or talk- ing, and his big bass voice is easily distinguished from the rest. He is L1 happy, peppy sort of fellow, always going at things in a big way. Hoping you are successful we say good-bye. TEMI,l.E 3 fu X 4 f - ' ' f, N, -. 4 , i.-'filii'-3 ,x 'T' 'Taxgtxx QT '?t,X , l S ,pl 1 l Q4 gl 7 L fi NNN. Q9 1 Q ti f ,... , K Xl my JI s 1 R 1 ,,, N311 J fi2m,onQg9 X .. : A M it ' :' 5 : i ii Q it wo ff sl C -W Y .-.W -,..,' X ,K RA 1 ,X N bi 6' .f',fyx,1,l k jiuff ,Ll ff' ' l 1 v.,... ...,......,.. , -M f 1 ' 7XAf4-Aft A .. - A 1 , 5 QM-Af' it JAMES LABERT K i Liml-y Latin Club 'Hg Clans Pres. 55 Latin Club 5, 45 V. Pres. 35 Reporter 4. All women are l.indy's enemies, but he spends n lot of his sp.ti'e time in the enemies camp. With his huge amount of ability :md his joking manner we,gire sure he will get fur in life. l 7 i . , A PuNN b'l'A'l'li 'l I . 'W I t ' l ' - ' l , I r ' . CATHERINE MACKIN i ' Kill.y l,.ttin Club 'U5 Spinish Club 3, 45 l,I'ilI1l.lKiCS J: Oreliesttxt I. Tall, witty and snappy is Kitty . She is it good .ind loyal pal. She .tlw.tys has n smile and Il word of greeting for itll. NV1: wish you lots of luck and suecess in the future. New Yolut UNlv111ts1'l'x' VERQHXHCA h1AI70Cl'llCK HVl'l'clU Latin Club 555 Spnnish Club 3, 45 Band 1, 25 AIlIlLlJl-Sl.lH Literary- Editor. Vern is one of the few :serious and industrious members of the class. In her we End .1 true worker and faithful friend. ln p.trting we hope your work brings you the fruits of your labors. B1.ooMslsu1ttg . ff- .ilfff r t'-'4..1,f' y Vu,,1e.u.hjtsr MIQLEY A, Y 5' Diana fix kid! Ly, kb, Iitlllll Club 315 Spanish Club W. 4. Although llinnn was always tx quiet girl she has made many friends. Her favorite pastime is reading stories, .md why not? W'e .ill e.tn enioy ourselves. Good-luck to you. Umnacztotan A NTHONY MATXVEECHA Tony Latin Club '335 Spanish Club 1, 4: Band l, 2, 35 Varsity Club 45 Football l, Z, 45 Orchestra I. Tony has won the esteem and admiration of the whole class. WU: know that Tony is not the kind to spend all of his time on books, if you doubt this, .tsk his shadow, you know who l mean. Witli this we say farewell. ARMY ,- .J I , f 1' ff, ., 'lwwe4:M1Trf- f -, - xii 5',f if - ft- ., i ,x ri 3 - . H ,i - ' Q I In VZ, Li' x trbjyfy ,, X 39 X f .. V - Zu , ataiaa f D , ff 1 ixxx j DONALD MCGREADY ffpntri Latin Club '33, Spanish Club 3, 4, Football 3, 44 Class Pres. 41 Annual Staffg Dramatics 43 Varsity Club 4, Track 4. Pat loafed and acted, but this did not hinder him from being a good student. A lot of noise and then a laugh, you don't have to look. We know that Pats in there. Besides this, Pat is an active member of the class and we know he will succeed. UNDECIIJED A LBERT MILUS reAl9J Al is one of us whose best ability is studying Hgures, now don't get the wrong impression because Al is one of the few who are serious. His greatest is in trapping and from his collection we think he is very lucky. Here's hoping luck stays with you through life. UNDECIDED VIOLET NOGA frviv Basketball, 2. Vi's famous saying is Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning, but once she was aroused, she stopped only to take her breath. With all her pep and good nature we are sure she will succeed as a nurse at, Moo NT SIN AI HOSPITAL MICHAEL PETRESKEY Mi1'1'0,' Football Mgr. 43 Dramatics 3, 45 Basketball Mgr. 3. Mitten has ability as a singer but his interest seems to be in drawing. This blonde Venus certainly makes the girls green with envy, especially the Peroxide blondes. With his brains we know he will be successful. Here's luck. NAVY BORIS POSTUPACK 'Borisv Boris is extremel qu in nature, but the old, old saying Still Water runs deep till holds true because we notice a great explosion comes from him every now and then. We think that one of these explosions will make him famous some day. I UNDECIDED if M s up ff it YJ 1 X X to 'E EJ!! EELHSW E X A ,, X Y rj 1 ALEXANDER PUCHER ll ' Alex Latin Club 'Hg Spanish Club 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4. Hcre's to a small man with brains. The saying good things come in small packages certainly does hold true with Alex. Although he is thought to be good, we soon form other ideas when he gets in the pesty mood. Hoping you don't lose any of your goodness in ease you grow, we say goodbye. VILLA Nova EDWARD ROMAN Eddie Latin Club 'Hg Spanish Club 5, 43 Track 3, 49 liootball 1, 2, 5, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 2, 45 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Eddie is the active type, he does everything but croon and that may partly account for his popularity. The other part is ac- counted for by his friendly way. We hope the Busy be will keep up the good work all the time. Auf W'iedersehen my friend. STROUDSBURG HELEN SCHWARTZ 4 L., A ,V ,v Swartzy iii-bali , . LL., VL' .1setal2 Swarlzy is the kind that gets a kick out of life. She is noted for hei hearty laugh. Her jolly nature has made the whole class love her. W'itli the love of all your classmates we wish you iind success at, MOUNT SINAI Hosvurai. I ' ,lol , GEO5 T O I, rv Hn yn YL.: J Latin Cl 'ootball 3x4g as b Aifliklar' y Cl g Band l, lg K An tal-I. Th young gentlemen wi 1 a smile. A likeable chap and a kind of a fellow anyone could get along with. George has plenty of ability and we know he will use it to his advantage. So long, old boy. UNDECIDED JOHN TUTKO I X rfTu 71 f f ff J' . .G i 4 . X i x L , , L Lq,til4'Qlub 'ijgvh-1'i,rh1al1KazfZ H-'tif L 'Ui' fy l ' L'f ' - 1 N.. ., . Tut is a pleasant sort of a fellow, but watch out when :A Bell rings. Tut is a boxer as we all know hut he intends to be a priest, so watch your trouble making parishioners. 1, P1-HLA. , IiOl.OGICAI7SEMINARY dm . 4 , . i A f . A f i,f ,V . If rv . ff! K. ,es fit if alfa. align, A ,-L.XKilll,l lf v Xxx ig? QQ f .1 f fn X 'Cf Y ' G I I 4 f' ,ff f-H . . WW C tx? H QJHHEGEQHY f lf! yt l to-. f'-'X' 9 f fl ,, v , ' X rf' x. f Uyy' '1jt2'v', I v 7 1 ' - V . ' , f3f, f! f ' , J' n U V' f f' nf, ,vgfkf 1 70 J i w fl' 1 f i f FRANK VOCCOLA Plsk-31 . Latin Club 'Hg Football I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball lg Track 5, 45 Varsity ' on Club l, 2, J, 4: Dramaties 2, 3, 4. Yes, classmates here is Cagel . We all know of his ability as an athlete. Besides this he has proven himself to be a very good singer, NVi:li his sense of humor and the above named asseis we know that we will reatl of hini as a great athlete and n singer. Good-luck to you Cagle . TEMPLE TERESA WALESKI Tc'rryU Latin Club 'Hg Spanish Club 3, 43 Dramatics 4. Terry's favorite pastime is working out Cross-word puzzles. NX e often see her with a far away look in her eyes that travel as liar as Poland. Here's hoping you enjoy your trip. UNDECIDED EVA WIDA rrEL,L,:s 1 Latin Club 'HQ Spanish Club 3, 45 Basketball I, 2. The morning after you are bound to hear live ang Helen say Oh, what L1 timen. Quiet in class, but you don'r know Eve , look whit happened to Adam. MEDICAL CENTRE NICHOLAS ZUKOVICH Nzllfkn Zuek inay be last in the book, but that is not how he stands in class, because we know than we all would miss him and his oeeassionnl wise-crack. His favorite subjects are during the first two periods when he is still asleep. Nwell anyway sleep makes big men and we hope the sleep takes effect. We'lI see you again. UNDECIDED 341' Q6 C' ' I L , Jonlff' -1 . JJ Lf we X 'ui ' , 4..ffQ 5.1 ff X V, , 5. - VX ff iii? 4A QR .if . ,F Er T' 'T' f wvfs. lf lr f ia em' 11 J w ' C Z ' X If K I V ir-J, X Cl 114 Cff I Mr' -Z Q f -X it. S13 uf fr-,fm'Lj.4Qjf X K i f ii S- il Li asia ii . 1:9 X l l ' X 1. ig i 'i:ii, ,,, ' X i N j x I KL X jj 1 CLASS HISTORY The class of 1933, was organized September 7th., 1929 from pupils who finished Qlj St. Patrickls Parochial School Q21 MeAdoo Public School Q3j Kline Township Public School. It hardly seems possible that almost four years have passed, probably because they have been such happy and busy ones. Altogether, we were a comparatively small group numbering only fifty-five. As freshmen we were active members in all organizations and succeeded in distinguishing ourselves in various activities. The biggest event of our first year was the introduction of football as a major sport. At the opening of our sophomore year, we welcomed a new teacher in the presence of Mr. Bunsa who succeeded Mr. Regelski. Music was introduced into our curriculum with Mr. Gallagher as the instructor. Our new latin teacher Mr. Bunsa, organized the Latin Club in 1933 which was the outstanding event of the second year. The life of a junior was a hard one, however, success crowned every effort and this year proved to be a very favorable one. Throughout the term, we were active members of the athletic association. A minstrel and an operetta were also presented during the year, both proved to be very successful. Then came the senior year, the last and the best. During this year, a Latin Cicero Club and the Spanish La Prensa Club were organized. The La Prensa Club held a party on February 27th., 1933. It proved to be successful and the members enjoyed the manner in which it was conducted. The outstanding musical event of the year was the operetta Chonita whose cast consisted mostly of seniors. Now we are on the line all Set ready for the word Go. lt is a sad time, this closing period, for we loved our work, our friends and school. When at last our time has shortened and we are about to leave our Almo Mater, let us look back and repeat this saying We :lid our besf. fx ff W 1 f' S' t 1 21? Rall 6 S,- , f . . A 3'-c .L ff L Jlifn-jill'-1 xi 'T .K af Q l . jx'-'ilxlxxiiii fa- J- P I, lf by ' L Xgbldry ilk' f ' X9 X Y- ,iw f .r -4 F Y -g4iff 'W' - ' 11,1 -115 Q fr mia iizf 'xx ,ff , f Eiiiillilii fl. U K ' f 'Z' CLASS POEM Let us go back ---- Back to the time knowledge we did lack, To the time as little tots, if you remember, To the time we started school, that first September. Do you recall how proud we walked, With our heads a little cocked, And upon our face a serene look, As we walked home with our first book. And up through the grades ---- Where our foundations were laid. The happy hours we had, And the liekings we got when we were bad. Then from the grades we did depart, To Me. H. S. fresh and smart. Here we spent four happy years, With PROP. SNOICH, our overseer. Those are the days we adore As years multiply, we value more and more. Always they shall be dear to us, And in our minds shall never rust. If only we could see ten years ahead, Some of us may be living, some dead. Some may be rich, some may be poor, Some may be happy, some not sure. Oh, if we could only see Whqlt will become of the class '33. Before our Creator, our soul shall take. We leave this task up to fate. LOUIS BARON '5j. 'H f e 1 4 f f yy' -Q A4 xx .XS 51-J -, ff .. f X. l1f'il :i : :lf'r- I- I ,ff ,i ' 4, ' A - V il l-,Xi .El ,l,, gg' K 1 1 I K, .4 igxsyfag cf ,f if J 41' f coffee .age . A eeeafaaiij .. . - U so H if L t -ef -L-eff-nf lf K X CLASS PROPHECY JULY 8, 1953. After graduation from college I decided to take a trip around the world. After twenty years of travelling, I made up my mind to return to McAdoo which some time ago was my dear old home town. I came here by airplane which was piloted by Edward Roman. Of course we were greatly surprised with each other and during the time we were riding I told him of all our classmates I have met in different parts of the world and how famous most of them became. While I was in Italy, I went to a theatre and there to my astonishment I saw Frank Voccola giving a concert on the stage. Upon leaving the theatre whom should I sec but James Labert who was the manager of the theatre. I was told by him that the theatre was under the ownership of Philip DeFrank. I beheld now a different sight. It was a scientists convention in Germany and there I saw Fred Carter addressing the group. As I left Germany my next trip was to Ireland. Here I came upon Kathleen Daily who was a dietician for Daniel Curry and his family. While still here I heard Mary Boyle singing My Wilzl lrixb Roxz ' over an International Broadcasting radio. Later as I came across the Atlantic I beheld a section of the slums of New York, where I found Millie Chepenuck, Helen Scwartz and Violet Noga doing everything possible for the better- ment of humanity in the Social Service Work. Yes and there was john Tutko too, helping the poor up to the minute when he was to sail for Czeckoslovakia where he was to receive his Dr. of Divinity Degree. I finished all I was to say to the pilot and finally in a few days I landed on McAdoo's largest flying field which twenty years ago was known as the McAdoo mountain. As I looked from the flying field I saw that McAdoo was no longer a borough but a large city with many large skyscrapers. Finally, I halted a taxicab which I discovered was driven by Anthony Matweecha. I had him stop at the main hotel which bore the name of Hotel Baron. As I approached inside I came to a table and here I was waited on by a tall blonde waiter who seemed quite familiar to me and in the meantime I found out he was none other than Michael Petreskey. That evening I went to a dance held at the Peacock Hall in McAdoo. The orchestra which furnished the music that evening was directed by Joe Bunsa, a well talented leader. Next day I went to 'Iupina's drug store in which Andrew was the owner and pharmacist. Later in the day I went to see a relative of mine who was ill at the Hazleton State Hospital of which George Kalinchock was the Superintendent and the chief nurse at the hospital at this time was Mary Brewery. I was greatly surprised to see that the nurse attending to my cousin was my old friend Anna Kakalec. Where in the world are you keeping yourself?,' asked Anna, rushing up to me. I told her I was on a tour around the world and now I arrived home. All of a sudden I heard an alarm clock ringing and I immediately jumped from bed in my own home, only a High School girl. Finally, I looked at the clock and there it was already fifteen minutes after eight' o'clock. I was to be in school at eight o'clock and it being fifteen minutes later, I decided to stay at home. All during the day I thought of the dream and wished that some day it would come true. Vera Madoehiek, '33. .f if F7 29 .L If fy, gg Xwji ,Y-,,f V Xvffe f 1 YJ 1 4 f , eeaeeiw: T ev , Q 9 X N WILL OF THE CLASS OF 1933 We, flu' IIIf'ilIlIl'l'X of flu' class of om' fbonsami llifll' bzmdred and thirty-three of flu' Mrfhloo High Svboof, being of xozzmi mimi fin so far as wr' knowj, ana' being in full jmxxrxxioiz of our xwzxvs do prrxwrll our laxf will and fesfamenf. To the Junior Class, we do hereby solemnly bequeath: our dinity, brains, importance and lordly manners. the Sophomores wc will and bequeath: a book of rules on How to Become Wise which was written by Boris Postupack. To To the Freshmen, we will and bequeath: success, knowledge and happiness for the rest of their High School days. To the faculty: our hopes that the future classes will be as modest, intelligent, and good sportsmen as we were. To Professor Snoich: a little book entitled How to Raise a Young Daughter, with our best wishes. To Mr. Charles' future pupils: a profound love for taking dictation. To Mr. Bunsa: a choice book of immortal love stories with our best regards. To Mr. Boyle: a brilliant and alert football team. To Mr. McBride: a class as studious and quiet as we were. To Anna Curry: a wheelbarrow to carry her saxaphone to school. To Mazie Milo and Peter Kowalchick: the scholastic standing of Vera Modochik and Ervin Cancerius. To Ruth Dinsmore: Anna Kakalecis skill in blushing. To To To john Belock: Eddie Roman's athletic ability. Neil Kerico: the punctuality of Madalaide Donedy. Helen Suharstosky: Mary Baranosky's snappy boyish bob. To joe Lisbinsky: john Juck's heighth. To Peter Kowalchick: Frank Voccola's black wavy hair. To jean Troyan: Daniel Curryys ability to digest a joke. To Mary Kristof: Mary Brewery's giggle. To Esther Williams: Mary Boyle's dramatic ability. To Mary Swenda: Kathleen Daily's ability to sing. To Farmer Temprovich: Vladamir Firzak,s witticism. To the most dignified junior whoever it may be: Donald McGready's ability as President of the Senior class. To Tiny Cossman: Frank Voccola's running ability. 47-xx, X ,4f? !fi' U- 1 P Alfa.,-Q: ev Sig g f X, IS J,:rQsi1': ia. Q. J ,aff ,. ' . ' xiii l ff 'is L If Me., 'ig QQ ETX F f Q 4l1.' i-AK ',pY, W,-, ,,- fx R'-- C : Li' r Qi X 21: 'HK ' ,fx- ,fu ' 15 z. - r E rlcasklilifae f -- n v Pi. f i I Ku xx To Mr. Gallagher: the splendid eo-operation of the future music class. To Miss Sullivan: A more industrious biology class. To Miss MeNelis: a more attentive health class. To Joe Ritsick: Nicklos Zuckovieh's strength and will power to take physics five times a week. To George Kitchen: Kalinchack's ability to praise himself. To Ruth Liptack: Mary Coll's cherubic innocence. To Billy Givens: Lou Baron's arch-supported football shoes. To Louise Hujber: Catherine Mackinls slimness. All possessions not mentioned we take with us for future use. We sincerely hope the above bequests will be used to the best possible advantages. Thus, we, the Class of one thousand nine hundred and thirty-three, with the life of our high school days breath- ing its last hope that the tie of fellowship and loyalty to the McAdoo High School be strengthened as the years go by, with the light passing away and darkness facing us we name Prof. Wash Snoich and Prof. Edward Bunsa as executors of the last will and testament of the Class of nineteen-hundred and thirty-three. Si'lIl'll, Svalnl, Pzllnlixbvzl and Dn'1arz'J in our Il'l'Xl'l1K'l' who in bis 2ri'xc'm'1', and in flu' S i jzrescncv of eavb oflavr haw lavrrzzrzlo XIlflM'l'fbl'tl our names as wilm'xsz'x, EUREKA LA PRENSA AND CICERO. :stir .iffy l : ,lffg'1:,'k s K at f if sw L fs: f r' fr -. f X ,' i, , ',s 'r girl il 3, A -my 5 l 'Y 'w x' 1-.444-- ' X ! 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' .K 'l... .AQ mfs, g.w Juniors . Y I - v 1 I 4 -rw K 2 i 1 . QM .Q -rf, Qff' 3 Q W al ?.L. uf ra. .L W. fr Q fig H . M il 14 X 531321, SS jumor Cla VW .J F , . Er dip K 1 L ft' ii E JU IDR CLASS HISTORY In the year of 1930 the portals of McAdoo High School were again opened to give passage to another group of Freshmen who came to seek and unearth the worthy treasures of knowledge. Naturally we received a generous amount of lva:ing from the LIPPCI' classmen and as usual tried to evade it-unsuccessfully. Our class was organ- ized under the supervision of Mr. Charles, who aided us in raising a fund for a memorial to leave in memory of our departure. Our officers were as follows: PRlxSIlJl'.N'l'Z William Givens. Vlcle. PliliSllJliN'l'1 James Bonofaire. SEcRE'mRY: Catherine Krohn. TREAsURER: Ruth Hartig. We began our sophomore year as all sophisticated sophomores do, by iniating the green freshmen. We were now well on our way to a successful high school career. Qui' class was now well organized underg PRESIDENT: John Holda. V1cE PRESIDENT! Nicholas Gelsimino. SECRETARY! Dorothy Roth. TREASUIKERZ Ruth Hartig. ln our third year we began to realize the importance of our high school. We tools a serious interest in our studies and we had a large share in social functions of the high school. Let us maintain the high standard that we have set, throughout the remainder of our High School career and bring to old McAdoo High School as well as our class fresh honor and glory that will increase and grow brighter as the years roll by. 'X ll' :Vx ef. 2 S 31 , 'if ' 1 fi W' Qu 0. 2 Q11 ww .M N ' L- i- M . - ia .. sli m If . f6 ?':' 0 ' ' 'fl t, 15 - .gh -si, - , ' ii .Q ll' X Q 1, x Mffilitiitaf X 4 1,4 L '77 X K it Mt..fi 1. is ff . . 2 . I I J, I, v l p ,. .. ... 1 'XV wfl Q Ax 1 LLL Q, . .131 ' ' 'gg R vis i ii I Yi PM uiugrzqalpa C? Q l'fj.Q,!..1 -.,... ' X .- KU 1 H 4 A ff. 4 K X' Af uw .. ,, ' 1 1 ff! i l 1 , I ! If , 1 fr. J f 4 1 Q22 K l J.i...1.1 2 X X X. g ll Q , N V W ' ,I Q W az 0 X? gk? -at Q O 1- QM, Il ..-Q ,. Qs 'Q 123 XIX X CF '-'M' 1- erm X X ,,-- g::: ? iiii : X QZEE? 1: H. F.. -' Begg f -fb - .-.. nk vu ...Q- i sg? 2ql.gwg aii n' -- gg. , Sophonmnes , .u x - 1 '39 1 ,L 2 ' 4- 5 f Q . q2?'5.M ' ' .5321 ,4 tv 2-N,-J fl Q, WW 4 I D' vi Cn U3 CU ,-4 CU 3-4 O C r-1 .--. rw .-. O I 4 1 .,, I ' 1 J Q 'LS , Vs ff ' 1:3 A Q A2 .- in fi- ? I Y Q. ,xr K, . 1 JLQS EWH F N K e. cs: hz. 3 clfyl- ' it ry to L tfifg' HISTORY of the SGPHGMORE CLASS In the year of Nineteen Thirty One, we, the present day sophomores, walked into the edifice as wee freshmen. We did not know at that time what high school really meant, but we saw Mt. Education looming in the distance it seemed to consist of four steep grades: Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors. When we entered we found ourselves in an unfamiliar environment, but Contact with teachers and upper classmen soon drove this feeling of uncertainty from our minds. As soon as the aHfecting discomhture left us we hastened to cooperate with everyone in all activities. Immediately we began to climb the first steep grade, and tried to win the confidence and understanding of the upper classmen. We strove, by the aid of our guides, who were the members of the faculty, to take advantage of every op- portunity which presented itself. We found ourselves well represented on the roll of honor and the end of our first grade to reach the summit of Mt. Education was conquered. Therefore, we returned in the September of Nineteen Thirty Two, to take up tasks anew under the capable leadership of our former officers. We felt a little proud because we were superior to the Freshies -we at last had someone to look up to us. Affrr u few zcwks we l'l'0l'gdllfZl'lf and r'la'rff'd lbw following offin-rs: Prvxidrwf .... .. A .,..,..,. ..,.,,,. .,,.,...., . . . . .. . , .,.. .. , Louis Snuiaus Vin' Prvxiffrzli ., PETER PUTRUNCIO Svvw'fary HELEN SUHOSTAVSKY Tmzszmw .,.. ........... .....,,.,....., .... ..,,,,,.,,.,.. ,.,,.,,.,.. , , , H U BERT HARTZ As sophomores we reached the second grade of Mt. Education and in two more terms we expect to reach the top. We, the timid freshmen of yesterday shall eventually be the proud seniors of tomorrow. Let us strive to follow in the path so carefully trodden by the seniors of today.. Our sophomore year is marked as a success in the minds of all. Let us hope that we may continue this successful pace up to 1935 and Graduation'. 1 .fC5.Vl-,Q'llsN7xQQgl,Xp f new 1 lf JAH Q55 J'H.T17JN'xf'- is .4 . T-www f f . ii Z, L V ' L ,f ry' fr xr Q--x .1 ' I as-:si as za. 1ItL'lgfEIlJl!5 QW X K ,. -f C rw if ' iii xx if kf .i qufgs.. Freshmen W Freshmen Class An, ,, -iff W ' 'Y A-, eip: f Q! up il W 'fins-ivvw 7 ' ' ici W, 1131 I e ,uf FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY Wfe, the class of 1936 entered the McAdoo High School, August 29, 1952, When we iirst came in we were so timid and innocent we were afraid we would not succeed, but after we dwelt in the school for two months we fell in with the customs of the upper classes and all strangeness wore away. With the riddance of this feeling we did as all the others did. We took part in all activities that all other classes looked to us as being eihcient enough to take their places. W'e sincerely hope that the years to come shall bring the greatest love and respect to the McAdoo High School. May she always succeed is the earnest wish of every student. We all will do our best for the honor and glory of our class when we have graduated and entered the laborious channel of life. t -FW ,AXE w f if as . , , pulv -NX to 'if 9,44 l3El',,',',' ,f , V ' , W xslt ,, . X- ,X X l. :Fixx , , . .D - I ' - ' Y' I X 'L+-Eg 5323 i ii . x M 1 X i... IIHTBIZIIJIIB 1? 4 1 Q ff4f5 f fc I f f J ' L, 7f:51557 yv- -GIA-ff' -, 'ISI F52 X.-an 1 msxQ',, fX ACTIVITIES gl mllllll xi Y no 1 . ' S ZHUUH Urgam .rl ,x I Illl I U U 14 H MM ' ,P---W .M ' ' M . ,,,.-ess:-ifsys 5,,.,.,ff ' R149 Hlxl lllflllf' ' 1 .lil ,.-...l.l.. -1-.T...1. .i. . -li-t ..i,,..i,, ,-...ii i-----. -l-1 1--1. l.l., ...1 .i..-T., -l-il. W .-l..i..4, f Ox wwafwj, Q XX QC MLADOO H IG H SC HOOL Reverie Staff ,, TQ J C,.X i R ,F kg -:- : fy' 'ijt' JF 4 xx ,RD Q5 f , ,ff K f I W wfy lfJifm'-ill-Cbivf Advisor A Axxixluuf Eflifo Blrxillvxx Ailllldg Axxishlul Buxin STAFF CFFICERS r-in-Cbivf , .. wr vsx Mallagvr Avliriluy Ijffilm' l,jft'l'llI',j' lfzlilor c?fI't'llIllfflItQ Ma AVI ljalilm' Sjmrf Ifalifor ANmu,xw' QILJPINA XVASII SNOICII l,ONAl.ll Mc CIili1XllN' -lzxlxllzs l,Alil-LIU' FRANK Voc3r7ol.A IJANII 1. CURRY NVKRONICA Mlwmociallcik nalqrr Vl.AlJllNlIll Ifnu LALR .IDI IN Turku Glzouma S'I'r1M1fmm lx ,- , A Jfbxi ' if-QTX , K if 1 U3 f5 XXX--4 . .N ' f : - - + 4 J f ' -fl -H -' ' ' x X- 1. '-N2 :' - I-1111, X mi X f XX 41 , X f lv 'g'1:f9 ?J 'ff 2 wfilf. . - Q, wax . new 4 l N, f sv Efiiiiiiiii, cl he -, -- My A X v w 1 ii cf c PL ix X, P. l l A f lk ' if ,. 1 1 S HI OSCE. 4N0' - McAcloo School Band At the present time, the McAdoo School Band, under the elhcient leadership of Prof. Prank Gallagher numbers 75, and is steadily increasing. The band was organized -Ianuary 1, 1929, By Mr. Horne with a membership of 50, including the musically inclined of the upper six grades of the McAdoo schools. Uni- forms were purchased that same year, and the band made a very striking appearance in them. The uniforms consisted of white duck trousers, maroon capes, and trench caps. The hand made its first appearance at a music festival held in Lakewood, May 30, 1929. Here the band received a reputation of being one of the best newly organized bands in the county, which it has maintained ever since. September 3, 1930 marked a great change in the history of the band. The super- vision of the band was taken over by Prof. Frank Gallagher, our present director. Under the supervision of the present director the band has increased both in size and music. Passing briefly over thc next few years, the band had attended all music festivals, which were held annually at Lakewood. ln the year of 1932 we were guests of the Kiwanis Club and we were also seen and heard at all local activities. This same year we led the business men's parade held in Hazleton. ln the latter part of the year we also participated in the business men's parade held in McAdoo. At this time of the year we attended all the football games, and in many cases the cheering of the band spurred the boys on to victory. Turning to the Hnal chapters of the band's history we find the band preparing for the annual music festival. Our industrious director also is preparing to till in the gaps that are left byfthe graduation of the class of 1933. ff lj KA ,fri '.Q' ,xl 'P A,a 4'-'+P .1 Y i ' I ' T . J -ff r . J , A F' fjfff' 1,-.J ff! 1 --aff - 1 ,IJ A .J xl ' 71 ' 'i ' ' if - f, lf X. . , -fn .QL ' Xxx If- --4 .. ,f , . .MC 4 'flE.'et 'Y f- if - W ' ' A 1 .J , 'f'X:. 9 N in -V LA. Mgr.. A r 'M lf ,',f.A'!?fff Cja X i n 4 v . I . - C - Z ,Q .J -- ., A A rg 1 v ear.. y ,nj W 1 , ,,,, 'E' ,E j :.', XXL f Lf Ligue A' Xe K 1515, si-niaiy, A A-4 ' x-L. A i fi 1 jig E DRAMATICS Noi enjoymrnl, and not sorrow, ls our rlvslinfvl wayg Bn! fo arf, tba! carb fo-morrow Finds us farfber than fo-a'ay. Longfellow. Among the many extra curricular activities sponsored at the McAdoo High School, dramatic art has been the infant, but the possibilities for success unlimited. ln order to stir a deeper feeling for appreciation of the Hner things in life, and with the continued enthusiasm of the student body, dramatic art struck a foundation. With the selection of Mr. Edward Bunsa as the dramatic coach the Thcspians progressed rapidly, so that dramatic art at present is on a par with all the extra-curricular activities. As we bid farewell to our Alma Mater, it is hoped that those who are to follow will carry on the interest in dramatics and bring to McAdoo High the fame and renown which she justly deserves. Senior members of flu' Dramafir' club, Mary Boyle, Mary Brewery, Joseph Bunsa, Ervin Cancerius, Mildred Chepenuck, Daniel Curry, Kathleen Dailey, Vladimir Firczack, John Juck, Andrew jupina, Donald McGready, Catherine Mackin, Michael Petresky, Edward Roman, and Frank Voccola. 8 a if ' V fi 'il'.1:i'i'D 'Llllg 1 we lf 1 --mtl, 7 E' . ' 'Yfwiiif ' ' f 1 ,a K, 1l.gY:5,y,fi, 13 is pt,' , 6 1 f -M r lf El ,ag . . 7 ' V ll . l Cicero Club BACK Row fl.cft to Riglltj Ln Bert, lf. Tilmnsky, M. Mntwccclm, F. Voccoln, V. Fircznclx ll. Curry, Gurzcmla, A. Alupina, A. Sacco. lVllUDl,.E ROW Ql.cft to Riglnj A. Bruno, U. Postupnclx, M. Boyle, K. Dailey, L. Hujbcr, E Milus, S. Skibu, R. Hujbcr, D. Ferry, M. Dougherty. FRONT ROW Ql.cfL to Righty M. Dcvcrs, M. Coll, M. Bamnosky, Advisor-E. Bunsn, O Y.1r.1sl1insl4y, Lnzur, M. McAloose. PKli5llJliN'I'! Mary Bnramosliy Vlcxl-,-Plu-.slm.NT: Olga Yarslminsky Tli.IiASUlil'1lKZ joseph Lnzur SlicRu'1'AkY: M.u'y Coll , ff+ff.i:. G as ' xwl f -.. . Gul? '-T: H1153 54- N . Z, k ytwfiyf .7 ill, Q, X P . as ,a L geueeaegjfuuffff U X P .ggi lf KQXX , L CLASS FLOWER! Red Rose. CLASS COLORS: Green and Gold. CLASS MoTTo: Labor Omnia Vincit. QLabor Conquers Evcrythingj. CICERO CLUB A year ago when the High School term was in it's infancy, the Latin students organized into a unit, and when the term was to an end it was hoped that those who were to follow would likewise unite in order to uphold and to carry on the interest and appreciation of the Latin Language. So thcse, as their predecessors have also organized and called themselves, The Cicero Club. Although the Cicero Club has held more firmly toward the study of Latin Liter- ature and a more intense study of the Latin Language it has given a good account of itself in whatever activity the school has undertaken. The motto Labor Omnia Vincit fLabor Conquers everythingj has been handed down to them by their predecessors, and as the Ciceronians leave the portals of their Alma Mater for those who are to follow, it is hoped that the continued enthusiasm for the Latin Language will always occupy an important phase in High School days. CICERO CLUB Annus abhinc cum alta schola erat infantia, Latinae discipulae constituerant in monadem, et cum annus erat ad finem cupiebat hi qui esse consequi item coninungeret ut sustineret et ferre ut studia et approbationes Latinae Linguae. Sic hi, idem eorum dicessores etiam Constituerant et vocaverant se, Ciceronisnas Clavas. Quamquam Ciceronionas Clavas tenuit firmitissime ad studium Latinae litterarum et ardentissime studium Latinae Linguae dedit banam rationem ipsae in quisquis industria Schola incipit. Dictum Labor Omnia Vincit perrectum est eis suae alma mater illis qui sunt sequi cupitur continutum aestum pro Latina Lingua, semper occupaturus esse gravis locutum in alta sehola diebus. X f Q rj, Q 2 Q a f :.,! F,t W il -i ii' f!! il 'W..w.m3'a!Y, ' gt Ta, f . on tr' X ' nf Sy C viz I 4 2 jg X 1 1' ' f':': - -lac rx C .9 -El-:-: 9 ' ' Yxf--V1 , ff'-. J' hi, 5' Ji gd' X JJ - S K , ff f -, v t, iii , -i. 331' K NS as .ii A --fr -f - I '55 .sv i.li i:Lf,.: xl I I5 Rf :-'- 5 5:5 .-.:fE-.. I1 fy A Senior Spanish Club BACK Row ql.ufl to Rigillj A. Puclicr, I.. B.1ron, A. iw1..fwMli.1, P. Dc lfrgmk, D. Mcfircndy MIlJDL1i ROW' Licft to Righty M. lbouglicrty, R. Clinhiirski, H. Mnslcy, A. Knknlcc, K. Mnckin li. Wida, H. Brulcy, H. liclock, M. Doncdy, M. Brewery. FRONT ROW 114:11 lo Rigiilj V. Miilocliick, E. Canccrious, M. Clicpuiiucli, Advisor- li. Iiuns.i, ljunsn, li. Roman, If. Wzllcski. Piu1silmiiN'l': ,Ioscpli liunsgi Vlkl--PIU-.SllJl'.N'I'! Mildred Clicpcnuck Tlu-nxsuul li: lirvin cL.ll1CC1'iLlS Si czlu- rAiu': IidWL1I'Li Roman gl. Lxlirxf-.. , X 'li yy Q55f'.',',' , 9 . is xi ,U f X l X Wi i' L C! L XX l U ii ' L X CLASS FLowER:Yellow Tea Rose. CLASS CoLoRs:Crimson and Yellow. CLASS MOTTO: Trabajos perfecto son alegre. fLabours Accomplished are Pleasant.J LA PRENSA CLUB With due acknowledgment to all organizations at the High School, the La Prensa Club has always stood out as the foremost unit. The name La Prensa has been selected from the Spanish weekly newspaper which the students of the La Prensa received and translated into the English language. A deeper appreciation could not have been exercised, for the members of the La Prensa have taken into consideration Spanish games and songs. They have promoted among themselves a spirit of good fellowship and an intense interest for the study of the Spanish Language. They have held diligently and successfully to the curricular activities of the school and now that the present term has come to an end, the La Prensa Club wishes to express its sincere appreciation to all those who have so cheerfully aided in its organization, and to those who are to fill our places in the coming school terms. XVC chant our final I que le vaya bien, y adios amigos. LA PRENSA CLAVA Con debido reconocimiento a todos organizaciones en escula Superior La Prensa Clava ha presentado siempre como la primera unidad. El nombre La Prensa ha sido escogido de los espanoles periodicos Semanales que los estudiantes de La Prensa recibieron y traducieron en la ingles idoma. Un mas hondo valuacion no pudo ha sido ejercitado para los miembros de La Prensa han tomado en consideracion juegos y canciones de espanol. Han promovido interes si mismos un espiritu de buen intimacl y un intenso interes para e-l estudio de la espanola idioma. Han tenido diligentemente y prosperamente al asignaturas activides de la escula y ahora que el presente termino ha venido a un fin, La Prensa Clava quiere expresar Su sincero aprecio a todos aquellos que ayudaran tan alagremente en organizacion de ello y a aquellos que esten llenar nuestros sitios en proximos escuelas terminos chantamos nuestro final, Good luck to you and good-bye friends. F . X3 5 I ,gf X Y, ,fo I ' ' l 'V I li Aixwis - 4 7 ' if l' -vi.-' f' ,., Q ' ' Q Q ,Ar i K Q-r' X lc J if lfufifyy , 5 5- ' fl 'FF' Tv ' gr , X Z, xi, ' K V j .ailti f ' 7 -'X f, ag 9 gi ll' 7 it t -gg, 5 5' Q 5 I5 X i 4-cw!-n , ,,' V, .if I ,,,. .. -- ., ... . Eureka Club PMLSIIQENT: John Kaknlccz VICE-PR1iSlDEN'l'I Edward Tomczack SECRETARY: Angelo Sacco TREASURER: Anna Curry Si:iioEAN'1'-M'-ARMS: joseph Ritscieh The chemists formed a club during the course of the year at the request of the diligent students who desired to study chemistry as an extra-curricular activity. lt was organized for the purpose of giving practical practice in the application of chemistry and increasing our knowledge in the field. The club Succeeded with the aid of the pharmacists and physicians of the community cooperating with our instructor Mr. NXf'ash Snuieh. The members of the liurelia Chemistry Club expect the oncoming classes to make this organization flourish in the future with as much interest as was shown in the past. F 'iiqfsisc r J I lii,':'iii'eI 2-QNX, xul 4 ,', 5 .'r'ZJ ,.',l, N, 5 , . .si sm , A -f X lv . -rv L ,, ,X oft- , ,ff ,fo 'fu C ll ' l' I tvs 'K ff K , 4 f Q gg gi ?iEgllijHg4 if U X D3 QQ l X Los Castillanos Club PRESIDENT! Anna Bunsa VIcE-PRESIDENT: john Cossmon SECRETARY! Victoria Clements TREASURER! Louise Hujber CLASS MOTTO: Truthfulness is the basis of good character. CLAss FLOWEIKI Red Carnation. CLASS CoLoRS: Red and Black. The interest of the students for the Spanish language resulted in the formation of a Spanish Club, and after selecting the name Los Castillanos, the first year Spanish students set out to attain a thorough knowledge of Spanish Grammar and literature. The interest for rhe Romance language is more prominent to these than it has been to organizations prior to them, because the Castillanos Club members are the first group to organize as Juniors into a Spanish Club. As we anticipate to occupy the places of the Spaniards who are about to leave us, we hope to carry on the interest for the Spanish Language as our predecessors have. And now we bid farewell to those who have taken Spanish for the last time in the portals of MeAdoo High School. E 5573 iifjfjff?XC if R fri, X XX A If ruff , RL Q Z . gh if Ji 7, iN ltff' 'AXA' 'jf .JS X ' M- f.-...Ql,.!gg '--L-Q-, is vs Q in l i 'Q 2 Z ,.. MC Club I1ll0lH.lS lioylc-Coach Clcurgc Slcxnplm-lfootlvall 4. lfalwarrl Roman-lfuollvall l, 2, 3, 4, liaslactlvall 2, 3, 4, Traglx 3 4 lll 3 4 l31xlLtb1llZ 3 4 Traglx v 4 loscplm l5LlIlSLl'l:OUl.l3Ll , 2, , , Q .xv 1 , , , 5 lfranli Voccola-lfootldall l, 2, 3, 4. Daniel Curry-lfootball 43 Track 3, 4. Antlmny lwllfWCCCl1Ql'l:lX7IlJL'lll l, Z, 4. Louis B1ll'0ll-ljlklllllll 4. llunalnl MCCQrcnly-lfoulball 4, llaslwlba Vladimir lfirclaclx-lfootluall 43 l3aSkctball 3. Michael Putrcslxcy-lfootlnall Manager 4. ll 4. 'Iolm Cossman--lfootball l, 2, 3, liaskctball 35 Track 2. 7 -Ioscplm liilwiclx-l'ooLb.1ll -, 3: Track 2. 3. ,Ioscplx CIurvcmla-liaslictlnall 3. Miclmacl Sulmina-lfootluall 2. Nicholas llutranavagc-lfootball Z. llulucrl llarlv-lfootlvall 2. Tlmmas lladdiclx-lroollnall 2. Victor Slalgaitis-llaskctball l. rr llama , X Z K ' X . ' E I ij: -III 11:1 .-......1..-. f. Nj ax, , .11-,l ...1.l....... -.... R!!!!!!!. Y I 0 0 ,1lllllll'fzgQ hu. QQQ 5: -s it EVJ Athletics 154 :- .Til .iii ,T..,T.T. I... w11m1:u H11 N -- L........ iJ ,.1..T..-. +faaWQx Q ff QNX D i Foot-Ball Squad Shortly after the opening of school in the fall of '33 Coach Sammy Boyle's call for foot-ball was answered by more than fifty QSOQ candidatesg the largest turnout in the history of our school. Being handicapped ny having only three veterans from the preceeding year, our coach faced with this difficulty, began in earnest to build up a new team, using these three veterans as a nucleus. After weeks of strenuous and diligent practice, Coach Boyle saw in his proteges a promising foot-ball team, of which the members of the talented class of '33 were outstanding, Qwhich we naturally expectedj. We opened our suicide schedule with the strong Gilberton team. After weeks of anticipation the opening game arrived. This game was played at the new stadium in East McAdoo, before a large crowd of loyal followers of the Maroon and White. The game was packed with thrills from the opening kickoff. After three quarters of hard and spectacular foot-ball, Butranavage intercepted a forward pass and raced 80 yards for the only score of the game. The game ended with a score 6-0 in our favor. Thus we emerged victorious in our Hrst encounter. The next week we journeyed to Nesque- honing, and here for the Hrst time McAdoo was beaten. On record it goes down as a defeat but it was a moral victory for us. The next game was played at McAdoo. We had as our opponents the strong Nesco- W s 3, c . -i - - - at s s QC xr? 1-9ryrfi -few-1 ffkw . - I, Z: K ax gllffl ,f Q ix ZX KJ V gg AQQQQQTQ ,ij eff' tj , gf etaeete lfo fi iiixx Y jf if, ' 1 peck High School team, who on the preceeding Saturday defeated the strong Bloomsburg High School team. This game in the eyes and opinions of the fans was the best foot-ball game witnessed at St. Michael's stadium. Nescopeck took the lead by scoring in the first quarter and lead at half time, 13-6. Everyone expected a repetition of the Nesquehoning game, but the team entered the field an inspired lot for the second half, and began turn- ing the tide with a touchdown in the third quarter. Then in the closing minutes of the game, after a sustained drive of sixty five yards, Voccola, after a brilliant run crossed the goal line for the winning touchdown. The final whistle blew ending the game, the score being 18-13. The next Saturday was a gloomy one, the cause being a, 9-0 defeat at the hands of Coaldale. ln this game the maroon and white line displayed great defensive power. The next game was played at Mauch Chunk against a high school from the county seat. We had a comparatively easy day, beating Mauch Chunk to a tune of 19-0. The following Saturday we had the St. Jerome High School of Tamaqua as our attraction in a game that was turned to a rout. This game was a breather before the greatest game of the year, the West Hazleton Game. After scoring at will in every period the game ended with the score 33-6. Then came the classic of the season, the West Hazleton game on Armistice Day, a game that was thrilling from start to finish. Although outweighed our boys put up a great battle, and it was only the last minutes that decided the victory. The most thrilling event of the afternoon was a touchdown by Voccola, who after intercepting a pass, raced 80 yards for a touchdown. The final whistle blew with a score 25-13 in favor of West Hazleton. The last game of the season was played at home, against the strong Freeland High School. It was a swan song of eleven seniors of the foot-ball squad. It turned out to be a senior day, because they shone in every department of the game. But this last game came to a close all too soon, because it was the last time we were to wear the colors of our dear Alma Mater. The score 38-0 in our favor, and for the second straight year we remained undefeated on our home field. Thus before we close this Hnal chapter, we wish success to the boys wearing the colors of our Alma Mater on the gridiron. iff 'lyluwf 'Ti 'lllll if 3 ll X D -- ,511 r , A X as X, 1 . f -FSF, , TT34 , lf 7v'G i5f7- 1' Xsllo ff 1353- fe e . fa 'C-Q -' H 'W ill -X mr.: 5' .L,E. L- Lil, vi - f N QFYQ Q I , -2 Basket-Ball Squad Beginning our fourth year of basket-ball with Sammy Boyle our mentor, a large crowd of candidates turned out for this practice. Coach Boyle was again faced with the task of building a team from a group of inexperienced aspirants. A hard season faced this inexperienced team, the fact being their entry into the new Mountain league. When the date of the opening game arrived, we found many new faces on the squad. The first game was played against the Delano High School, in which we were defeated by a seore of 19-1 l. lt was a hard fought battle, and it was due to the inex- perienced team that we lost. But when the next game arrived our team had proved that they had profited by their defeat and this was shown by their victory over Nescopeck by a score of 28-17. ln the following week we were defeated by the strong Wegltherly High School team by the score 35-16. The next game was played against the Hazle 'I'ownship High School at home. They came here expecting an easy victory, but received .1 big surprise when we defeated them to a tune of 19-24. But our joy was short lived, because the next week in a league game against White Haven we were defeated by a W-. - .-.F- . . -, -VX , , ,- Q VX E V' fi' ' li Roc c , . .-.-.-W, ,N 143. -E-E-EEK-,A,'J ,- . ' ' ' ' ,f ' ' A 'lx If T-1 T tip, J, 14fil A ' ' Lg 5317 1 r' ' ' Ln 2: 'lx ,f i K w.1wte,.- ti .X .9 ky if ' score of 28-21. It was a tough game to lose, but our boys made up for it by winning the next two games, the hrst victory was over the Sheppton High School by a score of 23-17, and then Hazle Township received their second beating from McAdoo by a score 21-15. Journeying to our neighboring city we played against the pennant winners of the Catholic loop, the St. Gabriel's High School. This was the hardest game of the year. After leading thru the entire game we were nosed out in the closing minutes of play. With only ten seconds of the game remaining, the score was tied. It was at this moment that an opposing player was fouled and he made good the shot thus ending the game with the score standing 25-24 in their favor. The next week we had as our attraction the St. Jeromes High School, in a game which we were defeated by a score of 28-8. Then in our last game of the season, we met defeat at the hands of the strong Sheppton High School team by a score of 21-17. - 17-'x 4-fy s gl 14. 2 Y E95 2 1 . fig . +G'-. ,f -X f X lil'-milf: la J J ' H ,i f K V Q 252 gf .4 f Q K l Z X l1 'W LM 4 , 4 eq X TRACK A new sport was introduced to our High School last spring. It was track and field. It was a sport unfamiliar to the students and fans of the town, but by the untiring efforts of our coach, Mr. Boyle, a team composed of the most capable athletes was put out on the field and all ready to compete with other schools. The first track meet in which we competed was against the Coaldale High School team, at Coaldale, May 7. Needless to say that we were defeated to a score of 52-Z1 but it was largely due to the inexperience of our boys. Two weeks later we had as our opponents in a dual meet, the fast stepping aggregation from West Hazleton High School. It turned out to be the biggest upset of the yearg McAdoo considered the under-dog came thru to capture five of the eight events. The final score was 41-40 in our favor. As the school term was drawing to .1 close we entered in the county meet held which proved to be too fast for our boys. Ending our hrst track season we expect to develop this sport more than ever, we know that our future teams will be able to go to the future county meets and make the competition pretty steep for the rest of the schools in the county. , -lf' '- 2 i f rsss e it i e i f c , 3 i - nfs! f i f rife it ll ! ' . fx' 4 ,X J X 'rw' qw, 0 again Ktaerlve i if i il i it E I Q!! !'fQ' i 4' 'J ' 1'-55-N, -- - tx l 'S ft ff Q. e Q J , XY -,f v X.-ff' fi X X if sham. ,,,. ,, ..,.....,.,,m .,,,,V.,,,,M,,.w.,,...v:-, ,mm ,,,,,,,.,.,,..w,.....-..W..-W,.-,,,,,.,, M5952 Q- Z, ..-...m..f.....f,...,..n.,..m..M..f......,,...,1..-W..-.........q.M,.a..,..., ,..M...f A A.u..,.....-f..-........,.,.-...W KEVWTJQT Er ,G fl .f . W? , . 2 3 IX ll Tufllj E Features 2 X 1 2 000 f Q l ' N ag Z' x i V5 l , 1 fs Qg-..-s E Wil-.. D Magee 'Si jigy H f x J I JOKES He's always late. Yes, it's inherited. His father is is spoken of as the late Mr. Dick. :P sl- :P Tut- I wish to ask you a question concerning a tragedy. Prof. Snoich- Well ? Tut- What are my marks for this month? Bright- What is play? Dumb- A very important business that school intcruptsf' Kap- What makes you so small? Alex- My mother feeds me on can- ned milk and I'm condensed. Singer- Was my slumber song ef- fective? Mr. Gallagher- O, my yes, I went to sleep after the first verse. Vera M.-- I'm never going to worry any more, as long as I live. Anna K.-- How are you going to help it? Vera M.- I'm going to hire a man to do it for me. I'm going to pay him fifty dollars a week, just for that. Anna K.- That's all right, but where are you going to get the fifty from? Vera M.- Oh, he should worry. Kalinehock- Oh, I can get it fixed. P. QHis nosej. Funny Language, English. A Frenchman was complaining to an American friend about the funny lan- guage we have. He said, Ze English language, she is very funny. When you Americans say, 'A fat chance', it is the same as when you say, 'A slim chance'. Mrs. Snoich-- Jacky, did you put Father's book in the bath this morning? Jacky- Yes, mother, I did. I heard him say that the book was too dry for him. Business First A Hebrew storekeeper lay dying. The family was gathered around the bedside. His wife was trying to rouse him. Look Louie, she said, we're all here-me, your wife, and all der children, Jakey, Abey, Mosey, Rachel, and Re- becca. Look we're all here. The dying man opened one eye. Is dot so? he asked, And who is minding der store an Dead Language A company of persons were discussing the existence and non-existence of ghosts. I am quite sure, said one man, That I met a ghost, as I was walking on a lonely road at midnight. In fact, not only did I see' him plainly, but I heard him speak. What did he say to you? was asked. How can I tell what he said? said the diseoverer of the ghost. I never studied the dead languages. ,f I .li if ft J' 'xiii .JF li Ji J ' QYMQD it ff fu. .:.qi..eaQf:e W ' Q My P Y x 1 ,J f , 1 A fx 15314 D K -. .W--, Q- L. i ,Q g , , f 'Q D at . JUKES Ligb! Die! Don't they give you anything to eat, Rastus? a colored man in a hospital was asked. Deed, yes, he answered. Three times a day dey gives me a little piece of glass to suck. Why Tlx' Lover Lrapvrl All over the country there are places called Lover's Leap with romantic stories of despairing lovers putting an end to their lives by jumping from high rocks and mountains. At one of them a guide was explaining the legends of the site to a party of tourists. Tell me, said a young woman, why do they call this place Lovers Leap? l d0n't rightly remember, miss, said the guide, but l've been told that there was an old maid Indian Lady who pro- posed to a young man here, and he gave one yell of despair and jumped off. Pl- 25 Pl- Mr. Boyle- Does history repeat it- self? Helen Bruley- Yes, if you flunk it. If We Could- Be good-looking like Voccola, Fight like Bunsa, Be lively like Postupack, Flirt like Curry, Laugh like Zucko, We wouldn't have to worry about what we are going to do after we gra- duate. Prvliy Dumb NVe had some dumb men in the army during the World War, but lucky for us, we did not have very many like a fellow from the backwoods, who a ser- geant was trying to drill. He was so dumb, in fact, that the sergeant said to him: Gosh, l don't believe you know your right hand from your left. Cross your hands and let's see? The recruit crossed his hands, and the sergeant said: Now which is your left and which is your right? I dunno, said the soldier, You got 'em all mixed up now. :I- Di' ll- IMAGINE flj Al Milus yodeling. Q21 Lou Baron without an idea. Q31 Mike Pre-tresky without a tooth- pick. Q41 Madelaide Donnedy not chewing gum. Q55 The three senior musketeers keep- ing quiet. Frank Voccola on the honor roll. Kap without his hamburgers. The faculty praising the seniors. John Juck in Alex Pucher's pants. 1101 Kitty Mackin not shivering. 663 C75 C39 C93 Violet- Say, I heard something nice about you today. Swartzy-fOn a visit to N. Y.j You did, what is it? Violet- Some of the girls said you resembled me. f lf 1 iiifllgssf f Sv, . 'I :' ' - in . Q L, Z, ,g ' wgfhxxii Q5 LV' gxf ,IP W 2' K-' be i TN. T LQ vf , N Ldv, f ,f xva f K DP N Q Mk If I Georjfe Slernfkl ii howfrefir-ed 2:3- OH 4 life in Ialclr' Q5 fb Q' 1 -:R MK Fx X E1 vi A L' Fink Yaecu'l 5 J. r .1 ilu ' 'if CDJIQ, L T7 P'- 011 Cnr-Hu, ,H P ',leJ iq gp-'Q' PM Um, WTIHL' -Defy-qnlf Sv hwhcn 4 Su, In, mumfftr Ive can ke er, Hfs neck Uq7'h1.v' Z .X-,1, waeisvawfiv W X :aiu ii'-V i ,lf- , w f,--' IAA - 'JM -, L w in 'Q' 'vljy HJh5h lClmn. ,' or-' if And Then flint Y v f ff --I A159 5 W' W' ,651 6 gig ' ' Al m. . 1. ,032 wif' -' f-ru'-f1y4fkh...m.i,fP Nw X ' c u 1 7' Q - ,Ju 5 Jal1nkdlP:tUI' fly! uf.: he if Jw 1' PR-v1017'vN 04 r. W 'N Lecmme 4 5Unce5SfvlMD- ,, 1 Q Q iw ,X Q , 9 H I ff K - ' 3 ' 'QV 6 ,fl 1 i . ' l A +f'f' A ' T ' HV Z VC ' xx Q J-Jian 'fx' - X u..n471:ke ', ' ' ff If h bean-dk W 4 N f clumfim J' 'I . ' , Hu 0 I . 1,011 Blfllj It Q ruth,-Univ qse. tw F 4 65 - ,-3' Mukfn ul f-ll'l'I 5:7-fn, off J I1,fueecAq', Our EHBLEH , L.,-, V,g.l gh ,I Hall'-I-M a In an! Wlfkwl back frshv ' 5 K'l'j f'. f4!1 '4ku Jflnf f 'MH in ME 'JM' S - if f ' T x e Xlfl ll X95 3 p This is rn Znnnh- Ju5tX4LC3i??,g-jlycl F A xx Ill I 4 TBLUSHING5 ffjfffllfxxxxx X4 Wickq Zuckbvldx ll 1 nina! ' 1' now lv 0' rnvfvflol- 0 5- T-:TKO 33 ' Y- -X. f ' lc 3 A'!fQ5 3' 5 A f X, , ff41VXLi3iiJ'r.-J. J.. A . Xfx . , A ' X X - : :IPL X X fl X 'Y , , ,f C4 s U as . N f 'i'Hi' I H ' W ft JOKES Alibis Freshman- I don't know. Sophomorrful don't understand the question. Junior- I didn't study that far. Senior- I don't think I can add any- thing to what has been said. Iusl as Good Fadder , said a little jewish boy, Gif me a quarter? Vat for I should gif you a quarter? asked the father. I vant to go to the circusg dey got a great big snake dere. You should vaste money to go to the circus to see a big snake. Here, take this magnifying glass und look at a vorm. 21- :P al- Faculfy Iiiumivs Mr. Snoich- I'll crown somebody if I go down there. Mr. Boyle- You big bunch of mon- keys. Miss McNelis-- I have a very bad memory. Mr. Charles-Whilst the standards of morality are changeable, the essence of morality never changes. Miss Sullivan-O, my goodness, such people. Mr. Bunsa-Come on now, let's get to work. Miss O'Donnel-I warn you, I'm going to tell Mr. Snoich. Mr. McBride-Hey, you, shut up. Mr. Gallagher-You know that I don't have to put up with it. No Mail For Bosxy An Irishman whose name was Mike Howe went to the post office and said to the clerk: Say, is there a letter for Mike Howe? Nou, said the clerk, there's no letter here for your cow, or for anybody else's cow. Mr. Gallagher- Name the kinds of notes? ' Boris- Those you receive and those you don't. After the teacher had told her class of boys about the President of the United States in regards to honor and glory, she asked, Is there any boy in this class who would not want to be President of the United States? I wouldn't, said one boy. Why not? Asked the teacher. My father says it's best to have 31 steady job , replied the boy. A Famous Dale Can you give me any well-known date in Roman History? asked the teacher. I can, teacher, said one of the pupils. Anthony's with Cleopatra. :P :P :Z- Miss Sullivan- What are the manners and customs of the Hindu's? Edward Roman- They have no man- ners and they don't wear any customs. g,,ffi'ff'3j1fTQX ,K Xu' - lx QM 1 we yu M K, D i. X, N K ts ' X i ff' Q AEN. I L9 XJ Ylli' t j:A 'j'f'f--'Y-glg f Q, Q wwwafaw X V xx M ' I Alpfg JJJLL urify.,L X73-'d'lfK.f .., XGM ,5 X, J If Jn '5,iaf'w.'1.'J Qff' Xi , ,ff ' fg S, Q' Q V 4 3 Q ,ff by i ,V KQJJ xx 'R' Q X N H A gfi '- fAi4:g..-..D ,.E 1 if IIQH f fy r YJ-. 'ss' 'xx 7 up F gjsleaeeiy U . JOKES TOO MUCH MONEY The late Admiral Robley D. Evans, better known as fighting Bob found himself one Sunday morning in a city far from home, and wanted to attend services. He went into a fashionable church, and was ushered into a pew, the usher evidently believing that it's owner would not appear that morning. However he did come, and made his way unushered to the pew. He became indig- nant at Ending a stranger there, but retired to the church without saying a word to the admiral, who had not seen him. Calling an usher, the pew-holder took out his card, peneiled a few words on it, and directed the usher to take the card to thc intruder. The admiral read the Card, on which was written: Sir, I pay a thousand dollars a year for that pew. The admiral took his pencil and wrote on the cardg You pay too damned much. DISAPPOINTMENT IN HEAVEN The editor of a country newspaper visited a big city while Presidcnt McKinley was dying, and was greatly impressed by the issuance of the hourly bulletins telling of the presidents condition. The editor decided to adopt the same system when any promin- ent eitizen of his own town was ill. He soon had an opportunity to put the idea into effect. Deacon Tutko became seriously ill, and the editor posted the bulletins in the front of his office: l P. M. Deacon Tutko seriously ill. 2 P. M. Condition of Deacon Tutko slightly better. 3 P. M. Deacon Tutko takes a turn for the worse. 4 P. M. Deacon Tutko has died and gone to heaven. The village wise-guy passed that way and added one of his own. 4:30 P. M. Great excitement in heaven: Deacon Tutko has not arrived yet. THE OUTSTRETCHED PA LM So you're going to Europe? asked one American of another. Yes, this summer. Have you figured out how much it will cost you? Yes, ----- and I'vc got enough money saved for the tips. When I get enough for travelling expenses, I'm going to start. BAD EXAMPLE After serving a week on a jury, a man was asked: You must have listened to so much law the past week that you are almost a lawyer yourself now. Yes , said the iuryman, I am so full of law that Iim going to find it hard to keep from cheating people after I get back to business. ff 'gens ts 'rf f , V1.7 4 Q t xxx. ' ff' ,it 4' x-.Ve ... x .. -Y ' lijf'-El-E-E 1' ,- .f X., . , ll .1 gh 14 J P' i ff 1- +4 Lai, 2 fa X- 9 EA k,m i J' M X xv ' J W wg ,f A X, Vfg, if-5 age E X X I jf LQ 2 MR, SHOTTQ oul? FAITHFUL JALAITIR 'TAKES PRIDE IN HIS WORK. ,.J F? - N d? 3 AX A 5 ,agar LP-x.,..-. nR.5Utfhe1- cyfllwfs s fl-ff QI' 'R XG! r1fyfwf mkv Q 1' PMGHALMGER LIKE5 'f E fx 44' T0'LEAD THE BAND. ' 511 -' - . va if G Wh Q 1 Q5-is mfr' p D of .-Tf,K'f-isxglfavleri' 'l.I,g X tm ar-lvl: ef I5 c err-x. Butwhg kaauflcige an E W H-if :tv-Jfhfv. WP ? T :mf Y ig Y! . fl U ' J f xx N4 is ,f. E5 3 n E '1 f . A Q X r 9 if 3 ff B-Q X, , - -ff'he TU-.11 l:JJf'e'-Kindly N ' ' Z F1 3,61 Jo? 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You can't Beat our Mifk, bm-Ti you can Whip our Cream' T0 THE CLASS OF 1933 - - -----l--1 THE STANLEY STUDIO sincerely hope that the class may reach the Goal of Life they are striving for. ,- l-3' ETA N LEY S T U DI O nf Photographers HAZ L' E To N' for the PA' 1933 V TTTREVEBU3 T T T TT T TT T , Z K . jf ','1jQ K .. 4J1?'l'5y'?-'E 'x r'J'Jk -f T Q F-g5w?2T 7 .5 xjp ,T N S T ', A f' ' XX VV K- -7Tl'f l l :RFQ K 555 E5 ll! el LJ HK FL!'J'il UK'-. 5 xg sr- -M H -A MH U ,E is-neun, by X X CONGRATULATIONS!! Wishing You Success The Modern Sanitary Dairy M A T U E L L A ' S PASTEURIZED MILK Order A Quart Daily - Phone 1867 - Compliments of The Walgreen Drug Store DRUGS AND CHEMICALS at Cut Prices McADOO, PA. Compliments of Wittich's Music Store HAZLETON, PA. Compliments of The Hazleton Brick Co. Compliments of Dr. John J. Dailey Compliments of County Detective Bruno - Phone McAdoo 5931 - You Call - We Haul FRANK TOMAINO CONTRACT HAULING Local and Long Distance Moving Coal, Ashes and Sand 345 S. Tamaqua St. MCADOO, PA. When You Entertain Let POSTIE'S SOFT DRINK Help You Have A More Enjoyable Evening f Xu W ,-N ' Yf-tg ' A Q . . Qtek' , 1 4.1 L- PNXQ 1 ' 1!!!v,.M'.. '-' i':'X'wQ If If-1 'E fry-i.'1.'1 X x U K f, ,l. X 'N e i,. xzgwvx 5 'AAN '. ff! f an A weafawjaaaf D AX F E I kill - - L11 ag, The CO. Get it Right at Adding Machines - Typewriters - 9 Desks - Filing cabinets McB 'de S Drug Store 34 Em Bama street HAZLETON, PA. MCAD00, PA- FRANK GURZENDA C,,,,,,,,g,,,,,,,,,f,Q E CONTRACTOR IN BUILDING AND REAL ESTATE The Deluxe Restaurant - ho e - 145 E. Blaine sf 686 Mcwoo, PA. McADoo, PA. Comvlimenfwf MADISON Restaurant Sam Rigberg 8z Employees In the FCTQQPOQ Q19 City us e e MCAD00- PA- HAZLETON, PA. Minto's Smoke Shoppe Everybocly's Drug Store Distributor in a Full Line of Spaulding Pl'eSCl'Ipfi0l'lS ACC0l'CIIl'lg to C-0068 Your Doctor's Orders. Richfield Gas and Oil Your Patrona e Thankfull Acce ted. Market and 5th sts. KELAYRES, PA. Phone Ordei Filled andyDeliv:'ed ee ee ee I ief's l'E 594' Tee John F. Jenkins Compliments of PLUMBING AND HEATING SPORTING GOODS PAINTS DR' M' Compliments of SERVICE STATION MCADOO PA MAI-IER BROS. DINER MIHOLIK-Cvvii Peter's ilialicious HomeilVIade Ice HOME-OWNED Cream and Candies :Vlalfle Daily. GROCERY STORE Also Lunch at al imes. 39 E. Grant St. MCADOO, PA. McAd00 Candy Kitghen I EE 1fl19'T'?35fZ I MCAD00, PA- C0mPlimentS of JOSEPH A. MIDASH Registerec:,Pluml5ini and Heating -' Phone 1 Graduate JP? Jeterans Bureau H' SCARPATTI' Dist' 102 N. Tamaqua St. MCADOO, PA , ' ,ff - at .P Q77-xr, 2Jf:xXtk2'ii :fy3.'j.'J f,Qj- J, , . , N 'Alkxdwqxi fyfr yfyrfxfviij JJ tx X PL, K, '-' rx t xflf, ff X, 'f i Jil-fix? V V 4 ,, W ww f 2 Is v Iv we ul if 4' lf' Compliments of Baron's Furniture Store Join the Furniture Club Win 520.00 - with 51.00 llurmfx Wfuvy is If-Z fo Pay Compliments of A FRIEND Henry Laundry Company CLEANERS AND DYERS Pine and Maple Streets - Phone 2300 - HAZLETON, PA. Compliments of Anthracite Chevrolet Co. L. J. McCARTHY, Owner Compliments of Dr. F. DELLACROCE MCADOO, PA. Compliments of A FRIEND Motor Transportation Co., lnc Bus Service Between McADOO and HAZLETON Also Special Buses ANYTIME and ANYWHERE CALL HAZLETON. S13-.l JAMES J. MACKIN Notary Public, Real Estate Broker and Bonds 127 S. Tamaqua St., McAdoo, Pa. Phone: Office 5142 - Residence 698 f , r ,4-4!X'- -'u , X X x xlx ' A war 1-:-.,, of -1.1 J .AN . ,X K' A ,iii 'THQ ,,Y, .QR HWY, Y ,VW '-rn fh- I S W5 I' Li ilfx i1..Lv U UQ fi -X ' , v-- - -- -4 -Q .- , I-4 , 'I A '-:-N155-lvuiwp, f. Z v- 4. Y -YJ-:adn-ur.. 17.7.7 Z Wig, , M. CHEPENUCK MEATS AND GRocERlEs - Phone 4127 - 68 South Tamaqua Street Compliments of JESS CHENETZ CLOTHIER 8: HABERDASHER 8 S. Tamaqua St, IVIcADO0, PA. Service With A Smile MCADOO, PA. C. E. GIVENS or P P no moklnee FRENCH CLEANERS Isl DYERS . 545-7 Alter St. HAZLETON, PA. compliments of We Call and Deliver A Compliments of HARRY G. ANILOSKY McAD00, PA. TT if KST-Y Compliment: of Y Y ATTORNEY Compliments of Lv P- I IIQSHIAINTCEYTYT S Oliver Miller and Son FIRE AND LIABILITY Margaret M. Dailey Agent Tbv Sforf' of Big Valnvx FRANK KLINE Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes for Every Member of the Family McADOO, PA. Compliments of SOUTH CHURCH ST. SERVICE STATION HAZLETON, PA. LOUIS SCHLITTER Suits Made To Order-S18 and Up Steam Pressing 25c I6 E. Blaine St. IVIcADOO, PA. fe I ' ,I .C ,, xv, XL .N .I Xe S f 1 xv :xxx ' fi' 1 - ' nv 'vw ' . ,H -1 xx r . ,4 'R- ii-x'M '-X ..4.i .- I ilir if X , , , 8 1 X -A,, 1 .,, I ii Lf,,f1.'If',PJ.'1l2 x'. f X- 'gegg-Naaisiiij 'F I Yi A Af' Compliments of compliments of JOHN H. BURNARD D . C I M Al Lumber and Hardware r ar c Dose Merchant . zz w. Blaine sf. MCADOO, PA. MCAD00' PA- Complimenh of Compliments of STANLEY ANILOSKY M, PECUCH McADO0, PA. GROCERY STORE L. TEMPROVICH MEAT MARKET 643 S. Tamaqua St. - Phone 5511 - McADOO, PA. Compliments of ANDREW KAPITULA CHOICE GROCERIES 104 W. Blaine St. - Phone 4672 - McADOO, PA. WiIIiam's Flower Shoppe CUT FLOWERS, DESIGNS, POT AND BEDDING PLANTS We Deliver Anywhere - Phone 5171 - 227 S. Tamaqua St. McADO0, PA. Women's Catholic Club HOME-COOKED MEALS Served at All Hours West Broad St. HAZLETON, PA. 1 1 - fi Nyxxe X . S -r .. XX L..-,I f X.. 'lflli-ZIV-.m.p ..f K -. .X-1 I yriii 5. 'P' fp fl-, ' f A use 2 an L , R 5 aa 2 . , Visit Our New Store Q 5 Across the Street From Hess Bros. Compliments of the Complete Line of Equipment for GOLF - TENNIS - BASEBALL SWIMMING Witwer-Jones Co. 834 Hamilton St. ALLENTOWN, PA. Congratulations Graduates! ! And Our Best Wishes August J. Bunsa 81 Soni Insurance 8z Notary Public - Phone 691 - 312 S. Tamaqua St. Palace Theatre Always a Good Show If ifs au oufsfanding bi! yozfll sm' il uf flow Pa1af'v. 5 5 Compliments of THOMAS V. BONNER JAS. J. MCDONALD HOME-OWNED STORE Headquarters for Quality Goods Priced to Compete with Ordinary Goods 46-48 Tamaqua St. IVICADOO, PA. Free Delivery Service Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. ,I M ADOO, PA. C Stephen Butcher A ' Q 'fi Q QSQQQX , L. 141 1,55 fffe ,K , , , . x . on iwilgg 5 4' .' f 1 'J if - i- V Q .',, ,,i?5'i, an Lf We lf 'iii fi? ik it ii 'fl 5 X tn- -g r Wfgvcktn X X I 'Si e ff f x X' i , I Compliments of DR. JOHN K. FARRAR Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of DR. H. A. WETTSTINE Compliments of DANIEL T. BRENNAN Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of iiiiiM.5L.ii..iico...i Ea... gt JOHN MIDASH A FRIEND CIGAR sToRE - Phone 9 - 104 N. Tamaqua St. ls MCADOO, PA. PROSPERITY MILK SHAKE WWW Wiiwi ii K K Z8 Ounce Tubful l0c 12 0'-'HCC Sile - - 50 Diana in Spanish Class pronounced Fresh cake served with fresh ice cream without extra charge at the HAZLE STORE 19 West Blaine Street l'1vazflim'rs Albert Milus and Nick Zuckovich have just been awarded the trophy for the weasel catch of the season and have decided to go into bigger fields in the trapping game, A ll Organ R1-rifal Did you hear the music on the front porch last night? asked one summer boarder to another. Music ?, said the other Why there was nothing there but a lot of women talking about the operations they had. XVell it was an organ recital, wasn't it? Cam Mayor like Cut the Mayor and everybody thought that she was re- lated to Zangara. XVhat the world needs is more starters and fewer cranks. ADVICE Ht' who knows and knows he knowsg He is a Senior, follow him. He who knows and know not he knows: He is a Junior, wake him. He who knows not and knows not he knows notg He is a Sophomore, shun him. He who knows not and knows he knows notg He is a Freshman, teach him. f . UXX .A '- ,tlt . .,....A..-.-,X ---1.--. 'lcjf' r'1't fr- A 'waist H if .i R i' ijxw 'f 'ff' Y ,lr --x :'s' 5515 - I ,LZ .3 ' N f '+-ggi-iisiwii f SSSSSSSSE .. ffl QQ THE REVEREE fa cf? 4 4 : 11 XJ 3 wr wr p y xv ' H U r PlA0ll'Ill't'll IIUIIUY ffm Alll'iN0l'KfJfl7 of PROFESSOR WASH SNOICH ' 6,19 ' , Ifll'Ql'dl'ilI1QX by F CliA1 l'SMlLN ENGRAVERS 47175 Pllllf0xQI'dl7llX by i ' STANLEY STUDIO V i QJVQ 5 f V Prinfvd by g ig LUSHER Sc LUSHER 8 S S SS SSS SSSSSSSSSS S SSSSSSS SS 3 J, Z A 1' EN 9 ' V NGIIAVE Slna l 1' ' 1 ' ARTISTS DESIGNERS WILKES'BARRE. PENNA. 1 5 E' ' f '2 ' : E AM g : 1 g I , ' s ' E , 4 - - n 5 :il - 5 A L ---. WQSS S ' -J u K X:-ex-K -. x X' X ,I I I r YN A - 'nl lvl .1 r v N . I 1 -1' My ,, , iE'gi5,9WS,i2!A ' Z -l f S- 1 lf an 1 4 ' ' ' ' -li I x' ,, J' st 137' , 'lqr' ' , if fl 'iff - , s , ,- STAFF COMMENTS The Staff wishes to express it's thanks to all who have helped in some way or other to publish the second edition of The Reverien, which is sponsored by the Senior Class of l933. First we thank Mr. Snoich, who has been capable to, and who has givcn us the proper adviee in the publishing of this book. We also thank the business men who have contributed the much needed money necessary to pay all expenses contracted during the publishing of this edition. Last but not least we extend our congratulations and thanks to Lusher and Lusher, Printers, The Stanley Studios and The Craftsmen Engravers for the wonderful bits of mastership in their own arts exhibited in this book. Before leaving we also wish the Seniors of next year more luck in publishing the Third lidition of The Reverien and we do hope they profit by our mistakes. XVe also with to see a bigger and better annual published by the Class of '34, With this we are gone but not forgotten. The Staff. LGQ - r I Quito rj 'Q 1 r O -1.-. -3- .... 4 .wp 1.1. w5.r,m-w-.r If ,M Jaw It HN' 'H 2 if-2 -fS'-?- S ,,,w Mr :--Q-yf .6-W H., .,.. 'M' HE r A ...ff J A. ,Q,.-Snap-W, , :Z 'rw-ij .3445 .wbvv g,,f gg, --.-+1 -u-4.99 9-...K ,A-' .g 3 .,,.-ff-. ,, L.. ,,,,5:-P-,,. ...Mn W- -1-5 - -2549 9- Q -7-'Jr A .-1 nw- RZ- Q-.L'4 kJ3?-1. -K- K-N -'--,L ,, 75' 'Fr' 0'- Q'..'63'5 jgf .es2r'5-.-riff Q.-.5-vfws-5-'-f P'-r -dry, .fn-J H 'I Zwjig ..,.,'+ ,J WA, I wa-4.5.1.-:-.sJ?-g..N .f-'xy' -P- Jr NL.. 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