Minersville High School - Eleusinia Yearbook (Minersville, PA)

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And so we present to our readers the 1960 edition of the ELEUSINIA - the record of the senior class of the Minersville Area joint High School. lf01'c'Wc11'cl . 1Jl'l11C1lf1Ull Stuff . . ., For T110 lion-m'c1 Ad111i11ist1'z1tio11 F1lCll1ty Sn'11io1's A 111 li0t1'ospm'cf Class Song C10llllIll'llCClI1C'llt U11c101'L-11155111011 Clubs . 1Jl'0Q:I'llINS ,. Nlusic 111141 Art Footlmll A ,. Bzxskvthull .. liusvbull ., ll011o1' Socivty FU2l1lll'CS . P10111 1111111 Party' .'xQ1X'l'l'11S1ll1f XVM-k 4 6 7 7 10 12 16 51 51 51 5:2 62 69 69 70 82 89 92 94 96 166 107 gafe DEDICATIO cc. l MISS RUTH M. FELSBURC Miss Ruth Felsburg, who began teaching in the Minersville Public School System in 1911, completed last year a lengthy and impressive career of forty- eight years in the classroom. For many of these years, she was the building principal of the Second Street fTownclockj Elementary School. She graduated from Minersville High School and did her preparatory work in education in a series of summer courses at Penn State. A vigorous and purposeful teacher, she commands the respect and Well wishes of the thousands who were her pupils, and we are happy to publish this issue of the ELEUSINIA in her honor. FEATURES: THE SENIOR WRITEUPS: Annette Quinn Constance Miles Diane Quandel Rita Kasputis Sonia Studlack 1960 ELEUSINIA STAFF ADVISER Jean C. Wiest John Schutz James Jones Bernard Stoppi Theodore Malewicz John Kozura Judith Laudeman Arlene Stefanosky Carol Troutman Basil Cherkis Jack Charles ADVERTISING: JoAnn Pasco Irene Dolzani Ellen Martunas Phyllis Moser Virginia Raczka Patricia Patterson Margaret Martunas Robert Kopich Jack Murphy Violet Worchick Emil Konkus Bernice Macknis Ellen Lipinsky Patricia Keitsock Marie Ricciotti Beverly Jones Mary Ann Balitas Neil Gilbert Shirley Weissmiller Eileen Wythe Kathleen Smith Margaret King Mary Woodford Joyce Hudock Jane Schoffstall Lorraine Chimahusky Lucille D'Attilio Cover design prepared under the direction of Mr, Wingaris v..ftIJJ'k.m FOR THE RECORD The ELEUSINIA notes with regret the resignation of Mrs. Thomas Tierney in October, 1959, and of Miss Ruth Felsburg in June, 1959. Mr. Robert Bematonis has been assisting with instrumental music during this term. Material and equipment, made available through federal funds, were se- cured to aid in the instruction of modern foreign languages, science, and mathe- matics. Three rooms were closed in the Second Street Building this fall. The building now houses grade one and kindergarten, Borough children grades two to six are enrolled at Fourth Street. GXJ7 Administration A1111 Faculty N en,- MWMJMMM In Winter f 10119 Associate uperintendent I N HARRY P. WEAST, D. ED. Dr. Harry P. Weast has had a wealth of school experience both as regards academic training and administrative posts. He is grounded thoroughly in the requirements and techniques of sound educational policy. He is ever ready to devote his time, his energies, and his resourcefulness to helping those who have problems to solve. He is, at present, the County Chairman of the American Cancer Society, is affiliated with the Anti-Tuberculosis Association, is a member of the Welfare Committee for this area of the Salvation Army, and is a director of the County Heart Association, We salute him for these many humane interests and for his devotion to educational integrity. 3 iv THE BOARD OF EDUCATION joseph Lamd. 1 1 Now 1: Nh: liusscll Clifford, Nh: Robert llosslvlz Mrs. Nzmcv D. Klxllllll. Nlr. Prvcc' lllllul. Xlr. Row 2: Nlr. Richard Bush, Nlr. Lcslic Powc-ll. Mr, Paul Ellwrti, Nh: -lzum-s BYCIIIHIII, Xlr. john Soro- kuch, Dr. joseph Puulosky, Dr. Ilarry Wfeast. OFFICERS OF THE IOINT BOARD President ., .. .. ..A,., , ,. ,, .,.. ,. .. .. A Dr. joseph A. Paulosky Vice-President . , Mr. Robcrt llosslcr Svcrctzlry . .. Nlr. Paul A. Elbvrti Treasurcr , ,. .. . . . , ., ,, ,, , ,, X111 Russell Clifford SECH ETAHI ES Alma NI. BFCIIIIRIII Bctty Ann llurvillzl ll i The Principal WILLIAM J. MURPHY B. A., M. A. Mr. Murphy manages', the high school with the capability and patience that comes with experience. He is a lover of books, an inexhaus- table source of information, a connoisseur of good writing, and a firm believer in scholastic achievement. His engaging humor is strongly evident in his classes. For his friendship, help, and encouragement, we thank him. 121.19 9,109.0 THE FACULTY Bow 1: Miss Lord, Miss VViest, Mrs. Cullather, Miss Supernavage, How 2: Mr. Achenbach, Mr. Purcell, Mr. Wolff, Mr.rHepner, Mr. Bernatonis. lf, fb' .x , ,,. fy' f' fr, rw , ' ' QQ., s gg . ,Q 3, N T. L A 'T F, L H3 7231. 5 2 3 E ,. S liow l: X111 Horan, Nliss Nlurphy, Nlr. Sobolesky, N112 Duffy, how 2: Xhss C1lenwr1gl1t, Nhss l,lSOSkl, Mr. Wmguris, Nlr, Buch, Hrs. Sicloriak Row 1: Miss Crabusky, Miss B1'cnnun, Mrs. P2lI'kPl'. Miss Knapp. Row 2: Mr. Ruuciman, Hr, Balitas, Xlr. Curski, Mr. Crvcnm, Nliss Nlvnlcy. x C-:SH ,L fax 8 1 Q' Seniors And Unclerclassmen x 4:9 N JMM we. In Summer Mary Ann Balitas George Bentz Harold Brennan john Buffington William Huffington Thomas Burns john Charles Basil Cherkis William Chescavage john Chesonis Lorraine Chimahnsky Paul Cremo NVilliam Dabrowny Lucille D'Attilio Irene Dolzani Melvin Eisenhower Frank Evitts maze SENIOR GIRLS President .,..... A . , james jones Vice-President . ,. Basil Cherlcis Secretary .. .. .. A jack Nlurphy T1'LA2lSll1'L'1' .,... ..,... , ,. .. , .. , john Schulz john Ferenchick Neil Gilbert Margaret Hart joyce lludock Beverly jones james jones Rita Kasputis Patricia Keitsock Margaret King Ronald Klinger Emil Konkus Robert Kopich jerome Kostick joseph Kostnra john Kozura Rita Kroznuslci james Knchinsky juclith lilllllllllllilll john Lazarehick john Leininger jonathan Leonard Ellen Lipinsky XValter Logan john Lord Bernice Macknis Theodore Malewicz Ellen Martunas Nlargarct Martunas George Massari Phyllis Hertz Earl Meyers james Michalski Constance Miles Phyllis Moser u lu B ISI .lim 'luck W Zn Q jam- Sulmffstall Nancy Schoffstull Alllllll Schutz Kzlthlccu Smith Ark-uc Stvfunosky BCl'llll1'd Stoppi Rubwt Strange' Alvx Streucosky l,c-on Streukoski Hubert Strokclitus Auclrcxv Studlzlck Semin Studlack liichurd Sllkcmm Julius TilgIilAI'i bluuws Thomas SENIOR Hl'ylll1l'd TIIKHIIIQIS liolwrt Thompson john rlillllilk C4-urge Tokouitx Bz11'bu1'u T1'iISlltt Carol Tl'Olltll1illI blosvph XVLISHIIS Shirlvy xV0iSSll1fHl'l Hobcrt NVilli11ms Nlary XVoodf0rd XVillium NVcn'z1tylz1 Violvt VVurchick Eilw-11 XVythv julian Yupcuvugc- Edxvalld Zvliusky MARY ANNE BALITAS 44 11 Typing Award 121 131, Outstanding Girl Award 121, Stu- dent Council 111, Library Assistant 141, Usher 131 141, White and Blue 131 141, Eleusinia Staff 141, Band 111 121 131 141, Orchestra 111 121 131 141, Girls Glee Club 111. Junior Prom Committee 131, Home Room Program 121 131 141, Special Programs 111 121 131 141, F. H. A. 111 121 131 141. Junior Garland Group 131, White-washing Squad 141, Senior Dance Committee 141, Senior Card Party 141. cc D Intelligent senior miss who possesses .... a trim figure.....a flare for pretty clothes and freckles efficient White and Blue typist .,., who is honor roll material ..., a courteous usher and a member of the band cheerful lass ...... with a pleas- ing personality who enjoys driving the family car ..., dancing at the Globe or reading and who plans to study business education at college ,..-luck to .... pleasant .... pretty Mary Anne. GEORGE C. BENTZ cc rx Student Council 121, Home Room Program 121, White- washing Squad 141. 44 77 Carefree lad .... from Llewellyn ..... who likes hunting ..., and gym classes is often seen driving a 1950 Chevy to school...... or studying in the back of Room 7 ..., dark haired boy ,..... with a stocky build .,.. who goes to the Youth Center ...,. and enjoys the company of Ion Leonard academic student ..,.. who likes P. O. D. and study halls likeable .... happy ..... George. HAROLD BRENNAN 44 D Baseball 111, Home Room Program 121, White-washing Squad 141. 44 D Very quiet senior ..,. who hails from Room 7 ..... and is usually busy at his desk .... soft spoken fellow ,... with a pleasant smile who takes his work seriously..,...and is polite and coopera- tive .... hard Working clerical student ..,.,. who is often seen at football games Cremols or the Globe ...Hand who an- swers to the nickname of Sparky ll., .. luck to ..., Harold. 13110 JOHN ROBERT BUFFINCTON cc xx Class President 111, Student Council 111.1 121, Football 111 141, Basketball 111 121, Baseball Manager 111 121, White and Blue 131 141, Door Committee 141, Stage Hand 131 141, junior Prom Committee 131, Home Room Program 121, Lettermen's Club 141, Senior Dance Committee 141, Senior Card Party 141. K 75 Short, lively senior... u who has ..... trouble with brother Bill in sharing the family car a crew cut .,.. and a liking for hy- giene class agreeable fellow who can be found eating in the cafeteria at noon... or as a stagehand, preparing for an assembly athlete .... who evinces an interest in sports by...,.. playing on the football team .. and writing sports articles for the White and Blue ..,, good luck to .... friendly ,.,... talkative ...,.. Jack. WILLIAM BUFFINC-TON K D Football 111 121 131 141, Basketball 111. K D Blond, well-built senior ..., who is a familiar sight .......... prac- ticing football .....,, talking to Pizza ....... or driving his newly bought Chevy to school .... member of the Lettermen's Club who hails from New Minersville and likes basketballm... and gym class ..... easy going, well-mannered boy ..,..,., who is pleasant to be with .... and easy to know ...,.. popular ....,. Bill. i l THOMAS J. BURNS K D Football 111 . 141. K D Quiet senior lad ,,.... who hails from Room 7 ..... sports a crew cut ...... and likes gym classes ..,... clerical student ...., who takes his work seriously ...... and is often found reading a good book ..,...hard worker....,,who plans to go to VVashington after grad- uation ....., has a friendly personality ,..,.. and an engaging smile ......p1us a desire to please.....lots of luck to......quiet....,.re- served ,..... Tom. GXJ19 JOHN D. CHARLES 44 up Eleusinia Staff Q43, Baccalaureate Choir Q13 Q23 Q33, Glee Club Q13 Q23 Q33 Q43, Vice-President Glee Club Q43, School Accompanist Q23 Q33 Q43, District Chorus Q23 Q33 Q43, Na- tional Chorus Q43, Junior Prom Committee Q33, Home Room Program Q13 Q23 Q33 Q43, Special Programs Q13 Q23 Q33 Q43, German Club Q43, VVhite-washing Squad Q43, Senior Dance Committee Q43. 44 bb Talented senior... .. with dark wavy hair ,. and plenty of musical ability .... frequent assembly performer . with the Glee Club .. or alone on the piano . who makes the long hike to school from East Carbon St. and claims this as reason for his frequent tardiness versatile fellow .. who likes to ..... dance ice skate and roller skate or attend functions of his lodge or church success to NVest Chester bound ..... sociable .... jack. BASIL M. CHERKIS 44 my Kenneth Eiler Award Q33, Class Vice-President Q43, Student Council Q33 Q43, Student Council President Q43. German Club Q43, German Club Treasurer Q43, Basketball Q13 Q23, Foot- ball Manager Q13, Eleusinia Staff Q43, Glee Club Q13, Door Committee Q33, Bleacher Squad Q23, Special Program Q23 Q33 Q43, Home Room Program Q23 Q33 Q43, NVhite-washing Squad Q43, Senior Dance Committee Q43. Senior Card Party Q43, Science Club Q43, junior Prom Connnittee Chairman Q33. CQ D Well mannered .. popular classmate .. and Student Council President ...who is often found busy . . solving a difficult math problem or working for the betterment of his class and school... sincere fellow who is remembered for ...bis high honor roll position .. his witty remarks and the char- iot he constructed for our Prom reliable worker .... .who likes ..... hunting .... attending sports contests.. or just being with his friends success to .. capable. cooperative ..,. Basil. WILLIAM A. CHESCAVAGE 44 77 Football Q23 Q33 Q43, All-County Football Team Q43, Junior Prom Committee Q33, Home Room Program Q23 Q33 Q43, Special Program Q33- German Club President Q43, Lettermen's Club Q33 Q43, Lettermen's Cub President Q43, Science Club Q43- CC 77 Athletic senior ...who performs excellently on the football field and equally well in class .... ardent hunter ..,... who likes to drive his jeep station wagon ..,. tackle a good trig problem or argue with the boys at Cremo's academic students.. who is serious about his school work ..., ranks high on the honor roll .. and hopes to become an engineer ....... friendly fellow.. ...who is versatile ..,., and reliable ...... Bill. Qgcfo JOHN E. CHESONIS cc D Football 112, Clce Club 112, Junior Prom Committee 132, Home Room Program 122, Special Program 122, White- washing Squad 142, Science Club 142. CC D Academic senior... who frequently makes the honor roll..,.. and constantly works at trig in which he shines ..., tall, slim boy ...,,, who has a soft voice a polite manner and a pref- erence for basketball as a sport ...,. shy guy ,... who does not have much to say to girls ,..... but can talk at great length to his mathematical friends college bound student .,.. who ex- pects to major in engineering .... John. LORRAINE CHIMAHUSKY K D Library Assistant 142, Eleusinia Staff 142, Glee Club 112, Home Room Program 122 132, Special Program 142, F. H. A. 112 122 132 142, Ceramic Club 1l2 122, Camera Club 142, VVl1ite-washing Squad 142, Art Club 132 142, Senior Card Party 142. if D Quiet. reserved senior . who hails from New Minersville and is a member of the commercial course .. ardent Band- stand fan and sports enthusiast ., who frequents the Youth Center .where she displays her dancing ability., blonde haired miss who can be found chatting with Lucille .. or working at football games . reliable library assistant ..,, who is both .. pleasant and sincere ..., Lorraine. 1 , PAUL CREMO cc my White and Blue 112 122, Glee Club 112, junior Prom Com- mittee 1132, Special Program 122, Home Room Program 122 142, White-washing Squad 142, Senior Dance Committee 142, Senior Card Party 142. K 72 Studious senior... who is kept busy... minding his father's store working out trig problems and driving his sister to Pottsville... talkative fellow ...,. who is often seen walking to school wearing a trench coat .... and who likes dancingm.. driving his black truck ...,. and hunting ..... academici stu- dent... who is noted for his forthright remarks in class...,.. and who is unpredictable ..... and fun loving .,... Paul. exam VV1L1..lAlX1 G. DABBOVVNY cc D Football 115 125, Basketball Nlanager 135 145, Baseball Man- ager 125 135 145, Band 115 125 135 145, Home Room Pro- gram 125 135 145, Special Program 145, German Club 145, VVhite-washing Squad 14 5. 44 D VVell mannered senior. who possesses a red flat-top .and a good natured grin quiet tellow. ...who can be found...... at CT6'l11ll,S ..., .with john Schutz.. or just driving around in the family car. . .trumpet player who likes basketballs... takes an active part in gym class ..., and has been a manager for both the basketball and baseball teams luck in the fu- ture to ,.... courteous ..,, easy going ...,, Bill. LUCILLE M. DATTILIO cc 77 Eleusinia Staff 145, Home Boom Program 125 145, Special Program 145, F. H. A. 115 125 135 145. Camera Club 145, NVhite-washing Squad 145, Senior Card Party 145. K 77 Pleasant senior. who has . pretty brown eyes .. and a friendly hello for everyone .. talkative miss .. and con- stant gum chewer .... who hails from Boom 7. . where she can be found .... doing her homework. or chatting with Lorraine competent library assistant .. with a good sense of humor . .. who enjoys.. working at games. . .or taking part in home room programs luck to.. pleasant .. eourteous .. Lucille. IHENE M. DOLZANI cc xr Library Assistant 125 135, VVhite and Blue 135 145. Elelwiuiil Staff 145, llonor Guard 135 145, Baccalaureate Choir 125 135, Girls Glee Club 115 125, junior Prom Committee 135, Home Room Program 125 135 145, Special Program 125 135 145, F. N. C. 135 145, F. ll. A. 115 125 135 145, Ceramic Club 115 125 135 145, Art Club 125 135 145, Camera Club 135 145, junior Garland Group 135, NVhite-washing Squad 145, Senior Card Party 145, Co-Chairlady Senior Dance Com- mittee 145. Canvasser 125 135. K D Friendly senior. with a good sense of lnnnor. .. short dark hair ..,. and expressive eyes . petite girl . who enjoys . gym classes ..... being a color guard . and firing ceramics for Mr. VVingaris possessor of a contagious laugh a willingness to lend a helping hand ...and loads of friends... member of the Future Nurses' Club . and Iunior Garland Group ...who is a friend of Shirley and Ellen . and who plans to become an efficient nurse .. fun loving cooperative .. Renee. QQLIR du. F MELVIN WILLIAM EISENHOVVER K D Home Room Program 131 141, Camera Club 111 121 131 141, White-washing Squad 141. K D Good looking senior ..,... who has ..,,. dark wavy hair ...,,, twink- ling eyes ..... and a friendy disposition ..... good chem student ...wand outdoorsman.....,who enjoys both......hunting and fish- ing ...,,. and who can be found ..,.., working at games ...... teasing the girls ..,., or lending a capable helping hand ...,.. friend of Francis .,.... who is ...... competent ..... and deserving ...... and plans to enter the Air Force .,,... Melvin. .FRANK E. EVITTS K D Football 111, Baseball 131, Band 111 121 131 141, Orchestra 141, Home Room Program 121 141, White-washing Squad 141. K D Energetic senior ..... who makes the daily trip from Llewellyn .,....and enjoys anything that resembles a prank ardent hunt- er and fisherman who likes ..,.. teasing anyone near him..... or just paling with Moe ...,, interested musician ...... who seldom misses a band practice ...... carries papers after school ..,... and is present wherever mischief is brewing ...., unconcerned student ,.....who is funloving.....and seldom serious,.....Frank. 1 JOHN J, FERENCHICK K D Football 121 131, Basketball 111 121 131 141, Baseball 111 121 141, Band 111 121 131 141, Orchestra 111 121 Flag Commtitee 141, Junior Prom Committee 131, Home Room Program 121 131 141, NVhite-washing Squad 141, Seu- ior Card Party 141, Special Program 141. K D Athletic senior ,... who is mad about baseball ., but also be- longs to the basketball team ,. talkative boy f... who sports a blond crew cut ..... raises the flag every morning ,. and plays trumpet in the band ,.... noisy arguer .. who likes joking with Emil ..,... and is often seen with Toni at the Globe and Youth Center ....,. happy fellow .,.., whose main desire is to study phy- sical education ...,,. willing ,.... pleasaut ,... john. C-3223 M. JOYCE HUDOCK cc 77 Home Economics Award 111, Mixed Glee Club 111 121 131 141, Mixed Glee Club Treasurer 141- Library Assistant 131 141, Usher 131 141, Junior Garland Group 131, E1QllSl1'llil Staff 141, Orchestra 111 121 131, Baccalaureate Choir 111 121 131, Junior Prom Committee Chairlady 131, Home R00111 Program 121 131 141, Special Program 121 131 141, F. N. C- 131 141, F. H. A. 111 121 131 141, F. H. A. Treasurer 141, French Club 131 141, VVhite-washing Squad 141, Special Committee 111 131 141, Canvasser 141, Science Club 141. K 77 Pleasant ,.... soft spoken senior... ..who hails from Llewellyn and who takes the academic course .. enthusiastic girl ,.... who is a member of the Future Nurses, Club ...... Ushers .... and Glee Club ...... industrious student ..,.. with a good scholastic record .. .. a peaches and cream complexion ..,. and an endless supply of gum and candy. .. active French student ...,,. who possesses a true alto voice .. short dark hairs... and a tendency to blush our future nurse ...... likeable .,... deserving ...,.. Joyce. 241.10 NEIL GILBERT K 71 Eleusinia Staff 141, Band 111 121 131, Orchestra 111 121 131. Baccalaureate Choir 111 121 131, Mixed Glee Club 111 121 131 141, Glee Club President 141, District Chorus 121 131 141. Junior Prom Committee 131, Home Room Program 111 121 131 141, Special Program 121 131 141, German Club 141, Senior Dance Committee 141. K 77 Quiet senior .... with musical talent ,.... who sings in the glee club and plays saxophone in the band .... assembly perform- er .,... who has a good bass voice which got him to district chorus .,.. and a cooperative attitude ..... which has brought him many friends .... hard worker ,.... whose papers are written in an artistic hand and whose spare time is spent practicing in Room 5 .. nice dresser who sports a dark crew cut and who likes .... dancing .... and ice skating .,.. Neil. MARGARET MARY HART cc ix Baccalaureate Choir 131 141, Glee Club 131 141, Home Room Program 141, F. H. A. 131 141, White-washing Squad 141, Senior Card Party 141. CC 77 Clerical student .... with a singular voice.. who hails from Branchdale ..... and joined us in our junior year .... comely sen- ior ..,.. with a pleasing personality .... who enjoys .... reading ..... and is rightly proud .... of her pretty brown hair friend of Jane ...... who is... a nice dresser... good natured ,... and re- axed agreeable lass with a quick sense of humor .... and a flashing smile luck to... pretty .... amiable ..... Peggy. BEVERLY ANN JONES cc an Braille Club President 445, Braille Club Secretary 435, L1- brary Assistant 425 435, Eleusinia Staff 445, Baccalaureate Choir 425, Girls Glee Club 415, Mixed Glee Club 425 435 445, junior Prom Committee 435, Ilome Room Program 425 4457 F, Il, A, 425 435 445, Camera Club 435 445, White- washing Squad 445, Senior Dance Committee Chairlady 445, Senior Card Party 445. K D Friendly ,... soft spoken miss .... whose interests lie in ,... Braille Club ..., of which she is president .... F. li. A ....... and Glee Club earnest hard-working senior .....who possessess... a quick smile a good sense of humor .... and a desire to help her classmates .,... .dependable ...,,. cooperative girl .,..... and active church goer who enjoys working at SOCILIIS ,...., and at- tending football games ,.... luck to ...,, deserving .... Beverly. JAMES A. JONES K D Scholastic Award 425, Class President 435 445, Football Man- ager 425 435 445, Basketball 415 425 435 445, White and Blue 425 435 445, Eleusinia Staff 445, Baccalaureate Choir 425, Door Committee 445, Junior Prom Committee 435, Home Room Program 425 435 445, Special Program 415 425 445, German Club 445, Lettermen's Club 425 435 445, White- washing Squad 445, Leadership Award 475. K D Senior class president ..., with marked leadership qualities ....., and a love of work who despite his many school and out- side activities ,,.. still hasn't enough to do ...., honor roll stu- dent who likes English and trig classes .... discussing plans for class projects with Basil ..,. or being Mr. Gurski's right- hand man .... well dressed boy ..,, who is ..., an active scout .,.... a good friend and a lively conversationalist ..... our future bactcriologist ...... Jimmy. i RITA A. KASPUTIS cc 7: Student Council 425 435 445, Student Council Treasurer 435, Library Assistant 435, Usher 435 445, Eleusinia Staff 445, Baccalaureate Choir 415 425 435, Glee Club 415 425 435, Glee Club Secretary 435, Junior Prom Committee 435, Home Room Program 425 435 445, Special Program 425 435 445, F. H. A. 415 425 435 445. F. H. A. President F. ll. A. Vice-President 435, junior Garland Group 435, Football Queen Court 445, Senior Dance Committee Chairlady 445, WVliite- washing Squad 445, Special Typist 445, Canvasser 425. K D Capable senior miss ..... who has pretty brown hair ,.., and a pleasing personality ..... 1959 Football Queen Contestant .... who is a member of ...., the Girl Scouts and Student Council....,. President of F. H. A ..... who has a flair for pretty clothes , and likes .. dancing at the Globe football games ,... socials and other school activities efficient students... who gets good grades .... and is popular with both sexes ....,. luck to a sweet ...., ambitious girl ...... Rita. GXQQ5 PATRICIA ANN KEITSOCK cc xx Library Assistant 131 141, White and Blue 141, Eleusinia Staff 141, Glee Club 111 121, Iunior Prom Committee 131, Home Room Program 121, F. H. A. 111 121 131 141, Cer- amic Club 121, White-washing Squad 141, Senior Dance Committee 141. cc D Commrecial student ,..., with pretty blonde hair ,...,, who enjoys dancing at the Globe and Hillcrest ...... talking in study halls ...wand wearing the latest fashions....Henergetic worker..,...who is a member ,.... of the F. H. A .,..... and advertising staff of the yearbook ...,., can be found ..,.. busy in the art room ..,... working as a library assistant ...... or doing her homework ...,.. friendly miss .,....who plans to become a telephone operator upon graduation sincere,.,...reliable......Pat. MARGARET A. KING cc xx Library Assistant 141, Eleusinia Staff 141, junior Prom Com- mittee 131, Home Room Program 141, F. H. A. 111 121 131 141, White-washing Squad 141, Senior Dance Committee 141, Senior Card Party 141. KD Friendly senior lass ,..,., who has ,... short wavy hair sparkling eyes .... and a pleasant smile for everyone .... good commercial student ...... who enjoys ,..., typing class ..... working at football games ..... and helping Miss Lisoski in the library soft spoken miss ...... whose interests vary from .... reading good books to dancing to tunes with a beat .... our future secretary '...., Peggy. RONALD F. KLINGER K 77 Class Vice-Presiclent 121, Student Council 131, Football 111 121 131 Baseball 121, Flag Committee 141,,Door Com- mittee 121, llome Room Program 121, Lettermens Club 131 141, Iunior Prom Committee Chairman if vb Academic senior . who possesses a dark crew eut .. and a friendly smile .... member of the football team and hard playing guard ,who enjoys camping and hunting and likes to drive his own chrysler ,, quiet fellow who is most often found ,... at Cremois ,... or with Kathleen ...,. member of the Lettermenis Club ,..,,, who will be remembered for his friend- liness ,..,, cooperative ..,. good liumored .... Ron. L20 EMIL KONKUS cc by Band 113 123 133 143, Eleusinia Staff 143, Orchestra 113 123 133 143, Clee Club 143, junior Prom Committee 133, Home Room Program 113 123 133 Special Program 143, Am. Legion Aux. Contest Award 133, Projectionist 143, Senior Card Party 143, K D Tall.. .dark haired fellow ...who hails from the bottom of town... and is a student in the clerical course ...., well man- nered senior... and neat dresser ...... who has ,..., an after-school job ..,. and enjoys ..,, playing with the band at games ...,. danc- ing at the Clobe . or paling around with Joe ..,, friendly sen- ior .,,.. with a pleasant smile ,,.. who likes to argue with Mr. Duffy in P. 0. D,. and who is undecided about his future .. .Emil. ROBERT 1. KOPICH cc up VVilliam Ulmer Award 133, Class President 123, Football 113 123 133 143, Football Captain 143, Outstanding Back In County 143, Second Team All-County 123, Honorable Men- tion All-County 133, First Team All-County 143. Associated Press Second Team All-State 143, Big 33 All-State Team 143, Football Scoring Record County 143, Football School Scoring Record 143, Third highest scorer in Penna. 143, Dream Came 143, Basketball 113 123 133 143, Baseball 113 123 133 143, Eleusinia Staff 143, Junior Prom Committee 133, Home Room Program 123 133 143, Special Program 143, Lettermen's Club 123 133 143- 44 D Fine athlete... who has excelled in all high school sports and was co-captain oi' the football team honor roll student . who works hard at his assignments takes part in home room programs. and finds time to tease the girls in class good looking boy.. who is a member of ..,. the yearbook staff .. and the Lettermenis Club . and frequents the Globe and grinds . ambitious senior... who plans to attend college... o . JEROME KOSTICK cc by Student Council 143, Football 113 123, llomc Room Program 123, WVhite-washing Squad 143. CC 37 Carefree senior ...,. who takes the clerical course and has a great deal of school spirit... blond fellow... with a distinct hair cut blue eyes .... and a pleasant smile car enthusiast .. with his own green Oldsmobile . who reads magazines and books about them.. .and works at his uncle's gas station after school .... unconcerned student ,... who is good natured .. and quiet Jerry. GX! QT JOSEPH KOSTUHA cc ii Student Council 111 121, Wfhite and Blue 111 121 131 141, Sports Editor 131 141, Band Award 111, Band 111 121 131 141, Orchestra 111 121 131 141, Clec Club 111 121, Bac- calaureate Choir 111 121, Bugler 111 121 131 141, Bleacher Squad 111 121, French Club 121, French Club Vice-President 141, junior Prom Committee 131, Home Room Program 131 141, Special Program 131 141, Art Club 111, Science Club 141, VVbite-washing Squad 141. K D Energetic senior ..,.., who works hard at his academic studies ...Wand gets good grades... dark-haired boy.... who partici- pates in school activities as sports editor of the VVhite and Blue ...... and plays trumpet in the band .. lively fellow .... who follows sports closely ..,.. is seen with Basil and john at the Globe or Spot ...... and intends to go to college ..... serious shy Joe. JOHN KOZURA K 7? Football 111 121, Baseball 131 141, Eleusinia Staff 141, Band 111 121 131 141, Orchestra 111 121 131 141, Clee Club 111, Bleacher Squad 111 121, junior Prom Committee Chairman 131, Home Room Program 111 121 131 141, Special Program 111 121 131 141, VVhite-washing Squad 141. K D Light complexioned senior ..... with a neat appearance ,... who frequents the Globe and is distinguished by his sharp clothes member of the band and orchestra .... who often displays his talents in assembly programs .... works at his father's gar- age .... and enjoys times when he can drive one of the cars on the lot .... outdoorsman who does well academically ...... and plans to enter the medical field ..., popular .,,. dependable ,,..,. John. RITA J. KROZNUSKI cc up F. Il. A. 111 121 131 141, VVhite-washing 141, junior Prom Committee 131, Senior Play 141, Special Program 131, Ceramics Club 131 141, Cirls Clce Club 111, Senior Card Party 141. K PP Polite senior . with many friends who hails from Llewellyn proud possesscl' of dark hair brown eyes .. and a con- tagious giggle quiet miss .. who enjoys chatting with H11- dred ,,.. teasing her friends writing letters to a certain some- one ..... and listening to classical music commercial student ......whose favorite periods are .. hygiene and study hall C0-operative girl .. who is undecided about her future luck to ..... friendly. .. dependable .. Rita. ggcfo JAMES A, KUCHINSKY cc my Football 115 125 135 145, Baseball 115 125 135 145, Letter- lnen's Club 135 145. 44 75 Tall, quiet senior who can usually be seen ..,. riding to school with jerry in the morning ...,. playing football ....... or sitting quietly at his desk in Room 8... commercial student ..... who is an avid hunter... and who also enjoys playing cards....,. resident of New Minersville ,, who enjoys shop .,,. gym class and a good joke luck to sober athletic... jim. JUDITH A. LAUDEMAN cc rv Library Assistant 135 145, Usher 145, junior Garland Group 135, White and Blue 125 135 145, Eleusinia Staff 145, Majorette 115 125 1:35 145, Majorette Captain 145, Clee Club 125, junior Prom Committee 135, Home Room Program 125 135 145, Special Program 115 135, F. N. C. 135 145, F. H. A. 115 125 135 145, French Club 145, White-washing Squad 145, Special Committee 135 145, Canvasser 135. K D Snappy majorette who can be seen stepping smartly with the band at football games .. and likes discussions in P. O. D. .. ,. or talking about psychology in hygiene competent girl ,. who is .. full of life .. a good dancer.. and a reliable li- brary assitant eager to lend a helping hand all-around sen- ior ..,, who likes driving the car , and hopes to attend college success to friendly.. cheerful .... Judy. JOHN LAZARCHICK cc D Football 115 125 135, Baseball Manager 115 125 135, Mixed Glee Club 115, Junior Prom Committee 135, Home Rooln Pro- gram 125 135 145, First Aid Squad 125, NVhite-washing Squad 145, Projectionist 145, Senior Card Party 145. 44 D Tall .. good looking boy ,. who hails from Room 8 and is constantly busy helping Mr. Purcell with the camera ...., bus- inesslike fellow who spends much of his time working with his brother .. or in Pottsville friendly boy ..... who possesses a fine personality .... and a good sense of luunor ,..., plans to enter the Navy after graduation and to study electronicsm... good luck to talkative friendly ,... Jack. caxagg ELLEN B. LIPINSKY cc vs Usher 135 145, junior Garland Group 135, Eleusinia Staff 145, Clee Cluh 115, Iunior Prom Committee 135, Home Room Program 125 135 145, Special Program 115 125 135 145, F. N. C. 135 145, F. ll. A. 115 125 135 145, Art Cluh 115, VVhite-washing Squad 145, Special Committee 135 145, Can- vasser 135. Science Cluh 145. 44 D Congenial girl with a cheerful disposition .. . who has u good time wherever she may he faithful sports fan and sup- porter of church affairs.. who is a member of the Future Nurses, Club... likes. hygiene classes ..., ushering at the games .. and talking with the gang .. lively miss ..., who will he remembered for her witty remarks .... her pleasant person- ality .. and her desire to he a nurse success to .... fun-loving ainiahle . Ellen. 30119 VIOHN I. LEININCEH cc rs Band 115 125 135 145, Orchestra 115 125 15:5 145 B President 125 135 145, District Band 115 125 135 14 w rict Orchestra 135, All State Band 135, Special Prof 125 135 145, NVhite-washing Squad 145. if D Friendly fellow . who hails from Branch ., is better known as 'iMoe ,.., and is an active niemher ot the In p lr ui pant in the District and State Bands who lxlongs to the Marine Reserve and takes a eorresprindenee eourst in music hunter and fisherman .. who was a member of the whit: washing squad and can he found working with Nlr Crecn or helping Mr. Purcell friendly senior.. with no definite plans after graduation .. luck and success to. .loin .IONATHAN C. LEONARD K D Football 135, VVhite-washing Squad 145. K D Quiet, dark haired fellow... who enjoys.. gym tlxsscs where he excels on the high har , or weight liftinff with his friends... strong,wel1 lmuilt hoy who has a pretertnu or white hueks ..... which he manages to keep clean md is most often seen.. at the Clohe or Youth Center when e likes to jitterhug , friendly senior.. who travcls with ir and George. . calm .. pleasant jon. WALTER T. LOGAN K D Football 111 123, Stretcher Squad 131, Basketball Manager 121, VVhite-washing Squad 149. K D Tall slim senior '.,,, who has .... a crew cut .... a friendly smile and an easy going attitude... commercial student... who can be seen .... walking to school .,.. arguing with Mr. Balitas in Law class or shooting pool at Cremo's sociable fellow who likes. gym class Hstudy hall.. and anything that does not call for too nmch physical exertion... possessor of a sense of humor . who intends to join the Navy after grad- uation . likeable .. good-liumored .. .VValt. AIOHN L. LORD CC D VVhite-washing Squad 14l. K D Tall, light haired fellow '.... who is both quiet and pleasant ..... and likes to have fun with his pals good sport who can take a joke. himself. .. and also likes to play tricks on others .. neighbor of Mr. XVingaris who likes to work for him...... hike.. and hunt easy-going student ..... who exchanges jokes with George Bentz during the noon hour ..... and is ..... amiable and good-natured. . John. BERNICE B. NIACKNIS cc xx Student Council 115, Ceramics 117 12l. l . ll. A- CU 127 131 141, F. N. C. 13D 14J, Home Room Program 121 139 142, Special Program 12j, Library Assistant 121 139, NVhite- washing Squad 141, Junior Prom Committee 133. Senior Dance Committee 14J, Eleusinia Staff 145, Clee Club 127. C1llIlPl'1l Club 121. Canvasser 133. K D Lively miss ....,. who impresses everyone with .. herkdimpled smile .... her bubbly personality '.... and her knack of getting along with everyone ..... friendly girl. .. who is always .. laugh- ing ...... or talking to her many friends . hard worker who can be found ,.... in the art room ..... selling programs or par- ticipating in homeroom plays ..good student . .who enjoys dancing cheering at football games.. .. pizza -pies-.. or taking rides ..... and who plans to become a nurse after grad- uation ...... cheerful Bunny. QAQ 31 c i MARGARET I. MARTUNAS cc ax White and Blue 135 145, Eleusinia Staff 145, Clee Club 125, junior Prom Committee 135, Home Room Program 135 145, Special Program 135, F. H. A. 125, Ceramics Club 125, White-washing 145, Special Typist 135, Canvasser 125. K D Lively senior ...,. with a peaches and cream complexion ...... and slim figure ..... whose special interests range from., .... art .,.... to dancing ,... to talking ..... possessor of a contagious giggle ...... who travels with Phyllis ..... likes to chew gum .,... and to tease. ,..,. an easy-to-get-along-with miss ....., who makes the long trip from the hill everyday ..... and plans to go to Washington to work .,.... as a secretary ,.... luck and success to ...,., Margie. 321.13 THEODORE 1. MALEWICZ K D Class Treasurer 135, Student Council 115 125 135 145 Stu dent Council Treasurer 125 145, Footbill 115 125 135 145 All County Football 135 145, Dream Gime 145 Lettermens Club 125 135 145, Basketball 115 195 135 B.1seb1l1115 135 145, Eleusinia Staff 145, junior Prom Committee 135 Home Room Program 125 145, Speciil Program 125 Honorable Mention All-State 145, Honorable Mention Big 33 145 K D Tall .... dark senior who hails from New Mlnersvllle sports a black crew cut ., and wears a re ldv smile ill around athlete who excelled in three sports ind occupies '1 posi tion on the honor roll outdoor min who likes to hunt enjoys driving the family car .,.. and telsmg the girls in class academic student who plans to ittend college next f ill sincere ambitious ,.,..Ted. ELLEN MARTUNAS cc up White and Blue 115 125 135 145 Eleusimi Stiff 145 junior Garland Group 135, junior Prom Committee 135 F N C 135 145, F. H. A. 125 135 145, Ushers 135 145 Senior Cird Party 145, French Club 145, White washing Squad 145 L brary Assistant 135 145, Home Room Progrun 175 135 145 Special Program 115 125 135 145 K 77 Cheerful miss .. with a bubbling personality and hearty laugh ..... who likes music with a belt ushering it foothill games... her dog Prince .,.. and her treisured drivers li cense pizza enthusiast who definitely hltes steik in whose interests lie in Future Nurses Club F H A and White and Blue business stiff friendly aclde nic stu dent ..., who expects to wear a stlrched white up in tht future .,., Ellen. GEORGE D. MASSARI cc ya Football 115 125, junior Prom Committee 135, Home Room Program 125, XVhite-washing 145. K D Busy senior.. . .who makes friends easily .,.. and who comes to school from Branch in his green pick-up truck carefree stu- dent... who takes the clerical course... and makes frequent trips to Lykens with Knzzy .. good-huinored fellow ...., with an easy grin ....,,. who likes to hunt .... and to play cards ......., happy-go-lucky boy who has no definite plans for the fu- ture. luck to George. PHYLLIS A. MERTZ cc up VVhite and Blue 135 145, Glee Club 115, Junior Prom Com- mittee 135, Home Room Program 125 135 145, Special Pro- gram 125 135. F. H. A. 115 125 135, Ceramics Club 115 12.5, junior Gailand Group 135, F. N. C. 135 145, White-washing Squad 145, Special Typist 135, Canvasser 125. K D Trim student .. with short brown hair and a neat appear- ance . who has an uncontrollable laugh ..,, and the gift of gab . pleasant miss .. who will be remembered for her catchy giggle and her varied wardrobe agreeable senior.... who enjoys popular recordings . dancing at the Globe and talk- ing with Margie possessor of many friends ..., who is a mem- ber of the commercial section .. Garland Group .... and F. H. A ..... cheerful girl whose pretty smile will he an asset to EARL H. MEYERS cc 5: Home Room Program 135, Mixed Glee Club 115 125 135, White-washing Squad 145, Senior Card Party 145. KD Quiet senior ...... who possesses ...... a blond crew cut ..,..... good manners ...... and a flair for nice clothes ....,, academic student ......who frequents the Globe......Youth Centers.. and Cremois ......and whose interests lie mainly outside of school......active participant in church activities ..... and member of the Glee Club ...... who travels with Bob and John ...... is doubtful about his future ...... but sure to succeed ...... sociable ...... friendly ...... Earl. GKJ33 JAMES F. NHHALSK1 44 pm Student Council 111 121, Football 121 131 141, Door Com- mittee 141, Junior Prom Committee 131, llome Room Pro- gram 121 131, Lettermen's Club 141, Special Committee 141. Projectionist 141. K D Tall, good-looking senior ...., who is constantly found talking ......to girls...., to his teachers or to anyone who will listen ...sresident of West West Terrace,..,,who enjoys......football gym class and camping trips.,..... one of Mr. Purcell's helpers .... who runs the movie projector ,..., intends to go to Minnesota with Ronny .,,.. and is not certain about his future friendlyn... versatile......jim. CONSTANCE A. MILES cc by Outstanding Girl Award 111 131, American History Award 121, Goldey Beacom Spelling Award 131, Glee Club 111 121 131, Glee Club Secretary 131, F. N. C. 141. F. N. C. Presi- dent 141, Student Council 121, Library Assistant 121 131, Usher 131, Junior Garland Group 131, White and Blue 111 121 131, White and Blue Editor 141, Eleusinia Staff 141, Cheerleader 111 121 131 141, Cheerleader Co-Captain 141, Baccalaureate Choir 111 121 131, junior Prom Committee 131, Home Room Program 111 121 131 141, Special Program 111 121 131 141, Ceramic Club 121, German Club 141, VVhite-washing Squad 141, Special Committee 131 141, Science Club 141, Canvasser cc 77 Active... intelligent young lady .,.. with friendly eyes ...., and an enviable personality... capable cheerleader ,,,. and co-cap- tain of the squad.. who is energetic .. nice to know ..... and always ready for a friendly debate .,.. ardent sports fan , .. who likes to dance .. listen to popular music and have fun...... honor roll student ..., who takes her school work seriously ..,... and is kept busy .. with ber extra curricular activities .... our college-bound editor who is , dependable .... and efficient .,.. , Connie. PHYLLIS MOSER 44 ax Library Assistant 141, Eleusinia Staff 141, Glee Club 111, Junior Prom Committee 131, Home Room Program 121 131 141, Special Program 141, F. N. C. 131 141, F. N. C. Histor- ian 141, F. 11. A. 111 121 131 141, Ceramics Club 111 121 131 141, Camera Club 131 141, XVhite-washing Squad 141, Canvasser 131 141. K D Amiable girl ...... with short .... brown hair ..... and a neat ap- pearance ..,.. Future Nurses Club member ...... and historian of the group ....,, who is frequently seen at the Globe ...... Spot ...... or Centre Theatre .... ,soft spoken classmate ..,, with pretty, blue eyes ..... and skill in ceramics ,,... who is often busy ...... working behind the stands at football games ..... commercial student ...... who is fond of ...., typing and shorthand popular music and reading. ,. a true friend to have Phyllis. 341.10 -IOHN MURPHY cc D Lettermen's Club 123 133 143, Lettermen's Club Vice Presi- dent 133, Football 113 123 133 143, All County Football Team 143, Basketball 113 123 133 143, All County Basket- ball Team 123 133 143, Basketball Scoring Record 133, Base- ball 133 143, Eleusinia Staff 143, Door Committee 123, Iun- ior Prom Committee 133, Home Room Program 133 143, Science Cub 143, VVhite-washing Squad 143, French Club 143, Class Treasurer 123, Class Secretary 133, Class Secretary 143. CC D Good looking ..,.,. energetic lad ..., who is an all-around athlete ,Wespecially proficient in basketballwwhere he was top scorer in the last three years ...... member of the Lettermenis Club and senior class officer .,... who is a practical joker..... frequents the Globe .,.. and Youth Center ..... and is usually found with Kay .,.. or at Cremois with the gang .... academic student who hopes to further his education .... good natured unpredictable Jack. .IOANN L. PASCO cc my Outstanding Girl 133, Goldey Beacom Spelling Award 133, Class Secretary 113, Class Vice-President 133, French Club President 143, Usher 133, White and Blue Exchange Editor 143, Junior Prom Committee 133, Eleusinia Staff 143, Home Room Program 123 133 143, F. H. A. 113 123 133, White- uxrfhing Squad 143, Special Committee 143, Science Club 1 . CC 77 Quiet lass ...., with naturally wavy hair ...,.. who is ...,., president of the French Club a top honor roll student .... and an in- dustrious worker... attentive classmate ...... who enjoys .,,.. horse back riding .. reading popular novels ..,. and trig classes ..... . considerate friend who is interested in .... all sports .... pop- ular music and traveling efficient usher ....,, who is full of fun .. and possesses ,boundless energy ....,. and the willing- ness to get behind all school functions cooperative person who hopes to attend colleges..-IoAnn. PATRICIA A. PATTERSON cc xv F. H. A. 113 123 133 143, Camera Club 133 143, Home Room Program 133 143, Special Program 143, Eleusinia Staff 143, F. N. C. 143, White-washing Squad 143, Senior Card Party 143, Library Assistant 143, Ceramic Club 133 143. C477 Cute senior .,,... and the possesser .,... of sparkling eyes ...... pretty curly hair ,..,. and a mischievous personality ...... who enjoys ,..... shorthand .... dancing at the Globe ,.... chewing gum .... and her long walks to school ,..... amiable miss ,.,,.. who can he found ...,.. working as a library assistant .,... talking to Violet ...... or doing her homework ..... cheerful girl ...... who plans ...... to be a secre- tary ..,. after graduation ...,. luck to ....., industrious ..,... dependable ....,.Pat. GRD 35 CECILIA RITA PIZZO cc my Library Assistant 143, Glee Club 113, junior Prom Committee 133, Home Room Program 133, F. Il. A. 113 123 133 143, White-washing Squad 143, Senior Card Party 143. 44 D Sociable senior... with large brown eyes and pretty dark hair .. who appreciates a good joke . and is polite ...and mannerly ..., commercial student .. who hails from Room 8 and likes English dancing.. and boys .. pal of Pat and Margie... who is rated as a reliable friend ..., and enjoys laughing with other people .. good sport who possesses a trim figure .. pretty clothes and plans to attend Ford Bus- iness School luck to .. Cecilia. DIANE c. QUANDEL K D American Legion Award 183, Outstanding Girl Award 183, Goldey Beacom Speling Award 133, French Club Treasurer 143, Glee Club 113 123, Glee Club Vice-President 123, Usher 133 143, Library Assistant 123 133, junior Garland Group 133, White and Blue 113 123 133 143, WVhite and Blue News Editor 143, Eleusinia Staff 143, Cheerleader 113 123 133 143, Cheerleader Co-Captain 143, Band Vocalist 123 133 143, Baccalaureate Choir 113 123 133, Mixed Glee Club 123 133. District Chorus 123, junior Prom Committee 133, Home Room Program 123 133 143, Special Program 113 123 133 143. Science Club 143, VVhite-washing Squad 143, Special Com- mittee 133 143. 44 D Intelligent senior .. and excellent student who has . a fine voice and talent at the piano active girl .who is News Editor ot the NVhitc and Blue co-captain of the cheerleaders.. .and president of her Girl Scouts generous miss with many friends who likes nothing better.. than driving her friends around or playing a fast game of has- ketball .. inquisitive lass .and good sport whose ambi- tions lie in the liberal arts field Diane, ANNETTE A. QUINN cc ur Outstanding Girl Award 173, Student Council 113 123 133 143, French Club Secretary 143, Treasurer of F. H. A. 123, Library Assistant 133, Junior Garland Group 133, Usher 133, VVhite and Blue 123 143, VVhite and Blue Feature Editor 143, Eleusinia Staff 143, Majorette 113 123, Baccalaureate Choir 113 123 133, Glee Club 113 123, Mixed Glee Club 123 133, junior Prom Committee 133, Home Room Program 123 133 143, Special Program 113 123 133 143, F. N, C. 143, VVlfite-Washing Squad 143, Special Committee Chairlady 133 14 . K D Attractive girl with dark hair and eyes a lively sense of humor .... and a flashing smile ..,. first rate student . and pop- ular miss who is kept busy ..... by F. H. A ..... F. N. C. and editing the feature section of the White and Blue en- ergetic senior ..... who is good in sports and likes gym classes Student Council member with an inquiring mind . and a vivacious personality .. cooperative . dependable .. .. .. Annette. 36 LKB VIRGINIA E. RACZKA cc by White and Blue 445, Eleusinia Staff 44 , junior Prom Com- mittee 435, Home Room Program 425' 35, Special Program 445, F. N. C. 445, F. H. A. 415 425 435 445, whaewashing Squad 445, Canvasser 435. CC D Lively individual ..... who possesses ..... short blond hair ....,. an assortment of fashionable clothes .,.,. and a collection of the latest hit 1'ecords .... clerical student ,... who can be seen .,..., driving the family car ...,. displaying her dancing ability at the Spot ,,.., or Globe or having a good time wherever she may be .... constant chatterer .... and gum chewer ..... who enjoys ...,,. P. O. D. classes .... and ...., cheering at football games ....., luck to ...... Virginia. THOMAS V. REILLY cc xx Football 415 425, Glee Club 415, Junior Prom Committee 435, Home Room Program 435 445, White-washing Squad 445, Senior Dance Committee 445. K 75 Handsome .... easy-going senior ..,... who says he does not like school .... but does pretty well in it anyway .... careful dresser ......with a nice personality... and deep blue eyes ....who is usually found... at Cremo's with his pals .... or on Saturday nights at the Globe .... good dancer and sociable person who has many friends but is most often seen with John or Bob ..... deserving fellow .... who is headed for college or the service ...... Tom. Attractive senior ...... who is the proud grades .. pretty hair .,.. and a driveris student .. who likes hygiene .... cheering dancing at Hillcrest and collecting energetic worker ..... who is a typist for the White and Blue member of the F. H. A. and the Eleusinia Staff ...... like- able girl who plans to further her education .... success to .. pleasant... sincere ..,.. Marie. MARIE C. RICCIOTTI Library Assistant 445, Usher 435 445, White and Blue Typist 445, Eleusinia Staff 445. Junior Prom Committee 435, Home Room Program 425 435 445, Special Program 445, F. H. A. 415 425 435 445, Ceramic Club 415, White-washing Squad 445, Senior Dance Committee Chairlady 445, Canvasser 435, Special Typist 435. possesser. .,... of good license .. . commercial at the football games the latest records. GXQ37 FRANCIS M. ROSCOF. cc 77 Football 115 125, llome lloom Program 135, YVhite-washing Squad 145. 44 9 Lively senior ...,. with dark hair and blue eyes,.. who hails from Room 8 ..... and has a way with the fair sex . .. easy-going boy ..... who is not too greatly concerned about his school work but is more interested in his hobby, trappingwfriendly fellow ,,... who spends much of his time ,,... with jake .,.. or in Pottsville ..... and has no definite post-graduation plans ....... Francis. jOANN BUDDY cc 57 Home Room Program 135 145, F. ll. A. 115, Ceramic Club 125 135 145, Art Club 125 135 145, VVhite-washing Squad 145. CC 77 Commercial senior .... who hails from Branch and likes to talk with her friends .. read library books dance and collect records ,..., cute girl who has long wavy hair ...., a nice figure ...., and a quiet disposition ...,, amiable miss ,... who can be found ...., at football games ,.., taking walks with June and Linda ...... or listening to hit tunes ,... well mannered miss ....., whose favorite class is .,.. llome Ec. and who plans to be- come a secretarv. friendly ..,. cooperative .,,... JoAnn. IOHN R. RUSCAVACE 44 77 Football 115 125, Home Room Program 135, White-washing Squad 145. cc 77 Serious ...,.. clerical stu-,ic.t ..... who is capable of good school- work ,..... and lilies P. O. D. best of his school subjects .... good looking boy ....,. who is sometimes quiet and sometimes not ...,.. and who helps his uncle at the gas station ,..,,, reliable English student ..,. .who often drives a station wagon ,,... and is known as Jake ,,.. easy going fellow ,... ,who takes most things in his stride ,,,.., success to ..,.., John. . 33Lfo JARIES N. SALVE K D Student Council 115 125 135 145, Student Council Vice- Presideut 135, Football 115 1:25 135 145. Football Captain 145, Dream Came 145, All County Football Team 135 145, Basketball 125 145, Basketball Manager 115, Clee Club 115, Door Committee 145, Bleacber Squad 135, Junior Prom Com- mittee 135, Home Room Program 125 145, Special Pro- gram 115 125 135, Lettermen's Club 125 135 145. 44 D7 Stocky academic student wbo can usually be found ...., prac- ticing football .... talking to Dick .... or going to Pottsville ...... member of the Lettermenis Club .... who enjoys ...., a good time ....Cbem class....,.or teasing tbe girls...,....co-captain of the football team Witb a crew cut ,.... a quick smile ...... and many friends ...,.. wbo intends to go to college after graduation ...., talkative dependable ...... lim. HAROLD E SCHNEIDER cc xx Clee Club 115, Home Room Program 135, White-Washing Squad 145. K D Quiet senior .,... with dark curly bair ...., and an unruffled View of scbool life .,,. wbo is interested in pbotograpby ,...., and is a frequent visitor at Cremo's ,...... academic student ,....... who bas trouble getting to scbool on time... .travels witb Tom ...... and is uoucbalant about bis work .... bi-fi entbusiast .... who enjoys good music .. and football gamess... and plans to join the Air Force ...... relaxed.. ...IIal. I 2 HILDRED M. SCHNEIDER cc 17 Iunior Prom Committee 135, Home Room Program 125 135 145, F. H. A. 135 145, Ceramic Club 125 135 145, Camera Club 135 145. K D Quiet person ...... with a nice disposition ...... a friendly manner ...Wand a long list of friends faithful football fan... .wlio works ,..... at the stand at bome football games ...... gets along well with ber twin, Hal .... and loves bi-fi music .... dependable commercial student ...,.. who is a member of .... .F. H. A ...,... and F. N. C ...... likeable girl ..... with a quick smile ..., .and long dark hair ...... luck to ...... reliable ...,.. sincere ...... Hildred. GXQSQ IANE MARIE SCHOFFSTALL cc in Eleusinia Staff 141. Clee Club 111, junior Prom Committee 131, Home Room Program 111 121 131 141, Special Program 131, F. H. A. 111 121 131 141, Ceramic Club 131 141, VVhite-washing Squad 141, Senior Card Party 141. K 17 Serious young lady with blonde hair .. a trim figure .,., and a pleasant disposition .,.. commercial student .... who likes ...... English writing letters going for walks ,... and talking to her friends .... likeable miss who has a smile for everyone and a keen sense of humor energetic girl who is a member of the F. H. A .,..., Ceramics Club .... and yearbook business staff ...,, dependable girl .,.,. who is undecided about ber future .... quiet ...,.. soft spoken ...,.. Janie. NANCY LEE SCHOFFSTALL cc 73 Home Room Program 131 141, Senior Card Party 141, White- washing Squad 141, Ceramic Club 131 141. K 75 Amiable miss ,... who .Hhails from Room 12... travels with Joanne .,... and enjoys English class cooperative ,. depend able senior ..,, and member of the commercial course ,,.. who can be found ,..,, carefully doing her homework ..... chatting with the girls ...., or attending the home football games ..,..,. pleasant lass ..,. with a quick smile for everyone who is both friendlys... and reliable. . Nancy. i 1 JOHN G. SCHUTZ cc xr Class Treasurer 141, Student Council 121 131 141, Basketball Manager 121 131, Baseball Manager 111, Eleusinia Staff 141, Band 111 121 131 141, Orchestra 111 121 131 141, junior Prom Committee 131, Home Room Program 111 131 141, Special Program 121 131, German Club Secretary 141, Letter- men's Club 131 141, VVhite-washing Squad 141. K D Capable student ,. who can be found , writing an article for the VVl1ite and Blue ..,, doing his English homework ,. or at- tending band practice , class treasurer .. whose easy blush matches his red crew cut . and who is popular and friendly ...Wacademie student .. with good grades a sense of humor and a sharp wardrobe .. whose ambitions lie in the field of journalism. .. or at YVest Point . dependable john. 40 axe KATHLEEN A. SMITH cc by Student Council 123, Library.vAssistant 133 143, XVhite and Blue 133 143, Eleusinia Stall' 143, Baccalaureate Choir 113 123, Glee Club 113 123, junior Prom Committee 133, Home Room Program 113 133 143, F. H. A. 113 123 143, Ceramic Club 113, Camera Cllllv 1533 143- lllmftf Caflifnd Croup 133, Football Queen Contestant 133, vvllltl'-WliSlllI1g Squad 143, F. N. C. 133 143, Senior Dance Committee 143, Canyasser 133, Special Typist 133. K D Popular girl with pretty eyes blonde hair ,... and a sense of humor.. friendly senior.. ...with lots of pep .,,. who likes exciting football games . TV. .. doing shorthand and dancing at the Youth Center '...,, talkative young lady ...who is concerned about cooking in Home Ee. classes .,., and can often be seen with Eileen.. or driving a blue Chryslerg. energetic classmate . who is fun-to-be-with. .. and is a tu- tnre secretary. Kathleen. AHLENE M. STEFANOSKY cc by Eleusinia Staff 143, Clee Club 113. Junior Prom Committee Chairlady 133, Home Room Program 123 133 143, Special Program 123, F. Il. A. 113 123 133 143, VVhite-washing Squad 143, Senior Dance Committee 143, Canvasser 133, Special Typist 133. K D Most petite member of our class who has . naturally curly hair... mischievous eyes and a pixie smile .... hard worker .. who takes part in many activities including ., F. H. , the yearbook .. and homeroom programs ..... cheerful girl, who likes . talking.. dancing reading. an attending foot- ball games .. where she cheers for a certain player ...com- mercial student. who is a whizz in shorthand .. and typing . . and who plans to become a court stenographer .. likeable congenial... Arlene. BERNARD F. STOPPI cc 2: K D ., . Bernie. History Award 123, Student Council 113, Football 113 123 I 143, All County Football Team 143, Basketball Manager 12.3 133, Baseball Manager 113, Eleusinia Staff 143, Stage Hand 133 143, junior Prom Committee 133, Home Room lgcggrgllflp 123 133 143, Cerman Club 143, Lettermen's Club 1 Strong .. well built senior . who was a star center on the football team .... and likes English and P. O. D. , good aca- demic studcnt who maintains a place on the honor roll. ant is a hard and serious worker member of the Eleusinia ' aff .... who sports a dark crew cut .. and a smiling taco .. i es to tell jokes to Ed .. or drive the family l ord reliable wor'er .... who plans to study Liberal Arts alter graduation f-,gn 41 LEO S. STRENKOSKI CC 77 Senior Card Party 145, White-washing Squad 145. cc 9 Curly-haired senior. with a quiet, reserved manner ....... .a commercial student ....who likes to .,.. dance ,... hunt ...... and fish ,.... or read books on these and other outdoor subjects ....., true sports enthusiast ..., who seldom misses a football, basket- ball, or baseball game and pals with Bentz .,... Lord ..... .or his cousin, Alex ..., serious fellow ...,. who spends much of his after-school time working at his father's breaker .,,,. pleasant ....,.Leo. 42 LID 1. ROBERT STRANGE cc ax Football 115 125 135, Ilome Room Program 145, NVhite- washing Squad 145, Senior Card Party 145. CC D Good natured likeable boy ....., who wears his hair in a crew cut... likes to go swimming... and to football games.....but does not care for school .,.. soft-spoken lad ..,.. who is usually found at Cremo's with his friends ..... or driving a Plymouth art student who has a knack for mechanical drawingm... and has no plans after graduation .... good luck to ...... quiet ,..... Bob. ALEX R. STRENCOSKY cc D Home Room Program 115 125 135 145, NVhite-washing Squad 145, Senior Card Party 145. K 77 Tall senior who hails from Llewellyn .... and enjoys typing class ...... clerical student .... who likes to argue ..,.. and is at his best in P. O. D. carefree fellow. who attends all football games .,,.. and whose interests lie mainly outside of school ...... unpredictable student with an unruly shock of hair ....,. who sometimes day dreams .... and who plans to join the navy ..,.. cheerful ...... Alex. ROBERT Nl. STROKELITUS cc D Football 415 425 435 445, LUltCl'lllL'Il,S Club 445, llome Room Program 435, Junior Prom Committee 435, Senior Card Party 445. K D Quiet senior ....,. who can be seen walking to school with Bob playing football or reading a magazine in study hall general student .... who likes wood shop .,.. a good time ,...,, and a certain girl ...., sports enthusiast .... who enjoys ....,, prac- ticing football ..,.. fishing.. and gym class ....., reliable boy...... who has no definite plans for the future pleasant .,..., affable Bob. ANDREVV STUDLACK cc by Football 4135, Clcc Club 415, Stage lland 435 445, Ilmior Prom Committee 435, Ilomc Room Program 445, First Aid Squad 425, W'hitc-washing Squad 445, Senior Card Party 445. K D Husky academic student who works with his father...,. and likes to go hunting and trapping good shop student who would rather be in shop than in class .... and was a mem- ber of the white-washing squad dependable stage manager who is the posscssor oi' brown curly hair,....and a nice smile ..,.. can be found driving his fatheris truck after school or listening quietly in class courteouss... Andy. -x M. SONIA STUDLACK cc by F. H. A. 415 425 435 445, Home Room Program 4l5 425 435 445, Junior Prom Committee 435, White-washing Squad 445, Senior Card Party 445, F. N. C. 445, Eleusinia Staff 445. K D Reserved senior ...... with pretty clothes ..... and a pleasant smile hard working 1lllSS......WllO likes... cooking movies,..., and reading ..... experienced baby sitter ...... who keeps busy ..... doing shorthand homework ,...., helping other people .... and being a librarian a steady talker ..... who misses the tardy bell ...... by a split second and is the last one coming home after school ...,.1llCll1l'JC1' of the F. H. and Future Nurses' Clube... who hopes to become a secretary .,..., cheerful . . personable -.,.. , Sonia. fxz- 43 i 5 JAMES M. THOMAS K D Basketball 115 125 135 145, Home Room Program 135 145, Senior Card Party 145. C4 77 New Minersville lad . .who likes sports and uses his ability on the basketball court .. happy-go-lucky fellow ..... and good sport ....,. who is fond of history... his remembered for his Geritol speech in homeroom program and his delayed action to jokes .... tall slim boy who is often seen walking to school with Stroker and Bob . is a good academic student and is often called Flugov by his school mates good natured Jim. 44 Lia RICHARD L, SUKEENA cc an Student Council 115 125 135, Class Secretary 125, Football 115 125 135 145, Football Captain 145, Dream Game 145, Honorable Mention Big 33 145, All County Football Team 135 145, Basketball 115 125 135 145, All South Sch. League 135 145, Baseball 115 125 135 145, Glee Club 115, Door Committee 145, junior Prom Committee 135, Home Room Program 125 135 145, French Club 145, Letterrnen's Club 125 135 145, Senior Dance Committee 145. K 77 Tall, blond senior ..,. who has ,.... a muscular build ..,. a friendly smile and a wonderful personality .... officer of the Letter- men's Club .,.. who enjoys ..,. a good time .,... frequent trips to Pottsville .,... and driving his Ford ..... captain of the foot- ball team ....... who is usually busy ....... practicing football and basketball ...., or playing baseball .,.... serious student .....,. who works hard a this academic subjects and is sociable ...... and fun to be with ....,. Rich. JULIUS C. TAGLIERI cc in Football Manager 115, Bleacher Squad 125, junior Prom Com- mittee 135, Home Room Program 135 145, White-washing Sq31ad 145, Senior Dance Committee 145, Senior Card Party 14 . K D Good looking senior ...,. with a dark complexion ..... a crew cut and time to listen to a joke good natured......ambitious boy .,,.. who works in a shoe repair shop ..... and is an estab- lished member of Cremois Clan ..... where he has become an ace pool shots, academic student ..,. who likes sports ...... the Globe .... girls and the Youth Center ..,.. an easy-going class- mate ...,. who plans to enter the Navy ...... luck to jovial ...,.. de- serving .... Julius. REYNARD THOMAS, AIR. 44 97 Home Room Program HJ, YVhite-washing Squad 143. cc by Slim senior. with dark hair . who prefers to take things easy. talkative student . who rides to school with joe.. and is not too fond ol' homework . friendly boy. ,... who likes . ..black leather jackets tree days . and girls . .. possessor ol' an ilnpish smile which fits .. his mischievous nature uuconcerned student who is a good dancer and who spends most of his free hours .. working at a market ..,, Rennie. ROBERT CHARLES THOMPSON cc D Football 113 CQJ, Basketball 125 143, junior Prom Committee 133. Home Room Prograin Cf?-D 641, VVhite-washing Squad t4l, Baseball t2j 149. K 77 Carefree academic student with an amicable disposition who is liked by everyone . spirited senior .. who enjoys chem class dancing and imitating people . and who makes many trips to Pottsville sharp dresser who is an enthus- iastic lolloxver ol hit songs and latest jokes interesting boy .. with a keen sense of luunor .. and the ability to make friends easily cooperative person who is always willing to help best of luck to Bob. JOHN C. TODAK K D Football CU, Home Room Program tlj, NVhite-washing Squad 447. cc by Happy .,,,.. carefree senior .... who likes to laugh with his pals ...Hand pass time with the boys at Cremo's .. capable stu- dent ...,. wbo enjoys .,,... dancing at the Globe driving the family ear ..... or arguing in class. enthusiastic football fol- lower... ..Who rates chem as one of his favorite subjects... .. works in a television store after school . and hopes to be- come a member of the stale police .. easy going ..... john. Gif? GEORGE j. TOKONITZ cc :Q Football 115 125 135, Band 115 135, NVhite-washing Squad 145, Senior Card Party 145, Glee Club 125, Baccalaureate Choir 135. cc D7 Stocky ...., academic senior ..., who travels to school from Dow- dentown .,.. and has an engaging grin .. car enthusiast .... who likes to... improve the appearance of his own ..., or look at other models in library magazines after school Acme em- ployee .... who likes to dance at the Globe ..,.. talk to his pals in Study Hall and generally .,,. take it easy .,... good-natured fellow ..... who plans to enter a branch of the Armed Forces after graduation good luck to courteous .... easy-going George. BARBARA ANN TRASATT cc rr Library Assistant 145, Usher Captain 145, NVhite and Blue 135 145, Majorette 135 145, Majorette Co-Captain 145, Bac- calaureate Choir 115 125, Glee Club 115 125, junior Prom Committee 135, Home Room Program 135 145, Special Pro- gram 145, F. N. C. 145, F. H. A. 115 125 135 145, Iunior Garland Group 135, Football Queen Contestant 135, NVhite- washing Squad 145, Canvasser 135. cc 77 Pretty girl with a sparkling personality , and keen sense of humor who was captain of the Ushers . and runner-up in the 1960 Football Queen Contest snappy co-captain of the majorettes .. who loves dancing .. a good joke .. and joe active miss ...with a generous nature who is never with- out gum or a host of friends . member of the Future Nurses' Club who wants a starched white uniform in her future ..... Barb CAROL LYNN TROUTMAN K D Student Council 115 135, Library Assistant 145, Usher 135, White and Blue Business Manager 145, Eleusinia Staff 145, Baccalaureate Choir 115, Glee Club 115 125, junior Prom Committee 135, Home Room Program 125 135 145, Special Program 115 125 135 145, F. N. C. 135 145, F. 11. A. 115 125 135, French Club 145, junior Garland Group 135, Camera Club 135, VVhite-washing Squad 145, Special Committee 145, Science Club 145, Canvasser 145, Senior Dance Committee 145, Senior Card Party 145. K D Cute senior ..,., with a trim figure and sparkling brown eyes .. .. who is business manager of the White and Blue and a library assistant active girl .. .who enioys listening to and singing popular music .,,. or going for long rides in the Ford academic student who will be remembered for her pleas- ant mannel '..... her ready laugh ...., and her conversations on francais . ,. good student... who plans to be an airline stew- ardess ..,,. dependable ...... Carol. 45x19 JOSEPH A. WASILUS cc by Football 115 125, Home Room Program 135, French Club 145, WVhite-washing Squad 145. K 7? Tall, lanky senior ..... who can be found in Room l2 .... talking with Rennie... or teasing the girls ....., casual boy ...... with a sense of humor ..., and an infectious laugh who likes sports including hunting and fishing .... football fan who cheers for his team ..., often argues with the opponents .... and rides to school in his father's truck .... friendly academic student ..... who likes to tease... doesn't care for dancing... and when caught in a prank .. often pretends innocence .... likeable Joe. SHIRLEY A, WEISSMILLER cc ia White and Blue 135 145, Eleusinia Staff 145, Honor Guard 135 145, Baccalaureate Choir 125 135, Glee Club 115 125, junior Prom Committee 135, Home Room Program 125 135 145, F. N. C. 135 145, F. H. A. 115 125 135 145, Ceramic Club 125 135 145. Art Club 125 135 145, Camera Club 135 145, Junior Garland Group 135- Football Queen 135, White-washing Squad 145, Senior Card Party 145, Student Council 125 145. Senior Dance Committee Chairlady 145, Canvasser 125 CC D Petite dark hai1'ed miss. ,. with deep dimples who earned for herself... the crown of Football Queen of '58 likes dancing at the Globe and the Youth Center .. P. O. D. ., and being color guard in the band . personable senior , . with a catchy giggle .. and friendly hello for everyone ,. who enjoys being president of her church sodality .... and belonging to 'the Student Council .. luck to deserving ,.... sociable ROBERT 5. WILLIAMS cc 73 Band 115 125 135 145, Orchestra 115 125 135 145, junior Prom Committee 135, Home Room Program 115 125 135 145, Special Program 125 135, White-washing Squad 145. K D Easy-going clerical student ,..... who is the proud driver ....,. of a flashy red Fury ..,... and owner of ,..., a sparkling green set of drums .,., exceptional drummer ..,... and member of the band and orchestra ,...,. who also plays professionally ..,... popular ...... generous boy ...... with a good word for everyone ...... who is a good dancer ...,,. and who has a large record collection ....., co- operative person ..,... with plenty of school spirit ....,. particularly during football season ...... who is good-natured ...... and talented ......Bob. Gxp 47 MARY WOODFORD K 77 F H A 111 191 131 141 Home Room Program 111 121 131 141, Eleusinia Staff 141, Camera Club 141, Glee Club 111, Ceramic Club 111, XVhite-washing Squad 111. 44 77 Carefree, commcrcial student .,.. who has pretty blue eyes ,..... and can be seen worknig behind the refreshment stand at football games .... industrious young lady .... who enjoys .... bak- ing... dancing .... and listening to the latest hits .,... friend of Peggy .... who answers to the name of Chucker ..,. and is re- garded as a friendly miss .... possessor of a contagious giggle who is undecided about the future .... success ,,... to casual likeable .....Mary. WILLIAM S. WORATYLA cc ry Football 111 121, Home Room Program 121, White-washing Squad 141, Senior Card Party 141. K D Quiet senior... who is constantly teased about .,,... the way he blushes .. and a certain girl affable fellow ,... who is often seen... going to the Globe, Youth Center, or Cremo's.... or driving around in his pride and joy, his black and White Ply- mouth .... out-of-school worker ..... who helps at his father's breaker .... and plans to go to Stevens Trade after graduation friendlym.. cooperatives... Bill. VIOLET T. WORCHICK 44 77 Library Assistant 141, Eleusinia Staff 141, Glee Club 111, Home Room Program 131 141, Special Program 141, F. H. A. 111 121 131 141, Ceramic Club 131 141, White-washing Squad 141. K 77 Petite miss ..... who is known for ..,,.. her quiet disposition .... and bright smile ..... demure .... likeable girl with short blond hair and pretty clothes good commercial student who has many friends ..,.. but is usually with Pat ..,.. F. H. A. member ...... and capable library assistant ...who has an infectious giggle and bright blue eyes..... and enjoys..- taking an active part in home room programs .... luck and success to .... capable ...., Violet. 48118 EILEEN D. NVYTHE 44 by Library Assistant 135 145, Usher 135 145, NVhite and Blue 135 145, Eleusinia Staff 145, Baccalaureate Choir 115 125, Glee Club 115 125, junior Prom Committee 135, Home Room Program 125 135 145, Special Program 145, F. H. A. 115 1225 135 145. F. II. A. Treasurer 135, Ceramic Club VVhite-washing Squad 145, F. N. C. 135 145, F. N. C. Sec.- Treas. 145, Canvasser 135, Special Typist 135, Senior Dance Committee 145, Canvasser K D Reliable commercial student ..... who is competent and popular secretary of the Future Nurses, Club and active member of the F. H. A. who is always ready to help others or to have fun good sport... who possesses . a pleasant smile a hearty laugh .. and a quick. witty remark talka- tive person with a liking for .. long finger nails and good jokes good natured lass who is sure to succeed ..,. luck to . friendly able Eileen. JULIAN S. YUPCAVACE cc by Home Room Program 125, White-washing Squad 145, Senior Card Party 145. CC D Slim senior... with blond hair .... twinkling blue eyes .... and a friendly grin ,. carefree student who hails from Delaware Avenue ,... and may be seen frequently .... at Cremois with a pool stick in his hands ..... popular lad .... who smiles or blushes easily .. and intends to enter Stevens Trade School upon graduation .practical joker... who is often seena... kidding with his classmates or constantly teasing the girls mischievous boy who takes things in his stride .... good humored .. unpredictable . Julian. EDWARD jOSEPH ZELINSKY cc 77 Student Council 125, Football 115 125 135 145, Home Room Program 125 135. K D7 Tall boy from Seltzer City... .who has ...... blond hair ...... a pleas- ant disposition... and a casual attitude ...... academic student ......who likes football gym class and metal shop....,,eon- servative dresser ...... who can be seen ...... combing his hair ...... joking with one of his many friends ..... or working quiety in Room 12 .. member of the Lettermenis Club ...... who intends to join the Navy after graduation .... amiable ...... likeable ...... Ed. 63.949 5011.9 RETRO PECT We would like this page to serve as a final review of our activities over a four year period. As freshmen, John Buffington was president of the class and JoAnn Pasco our secretary-treasurer. The acting talent of some of our members was shown in the Memorial Day program, while athletically, Robert Kopich and Richard Sukeena qualified to play varsity football. Freshmen rep- resentatives in the majorettes were Annette Quinn and Judy Laudeman, while Diane Quandel and Connie Miles became freshmen cheerleaders. Our sophomore year began with the election of the following class officers: president, Robert Kopich, vice-president, Ronald Klinger, secretary, Richard Sukeena, and treasurer, Jack Murphy, Jack Charles, Diane Quandel, and Neil Gilbert attended District Chorus at Palmerton, John Leininger participated in District Band at Shillington. We sponsored our first dance to make money, and, at the close of the term, we made a class trip to Hershey Park. As juniors, we elected to class offices the following students: president, James Jones, vice-president, JoAnn Pasco, secretary, Jack Murphy, treasurer, Ted Malewicz. Boys who earned their letter in sports as juniors were James Salve, Jack Murphy, and Ted Malewicz. Shirley Weissmiller became the school's first Football Queen. Jack Charles and Neil Gilbert were again selected for District Chorus, and John Leininger went to both District and State Band. The Prom helped to make the junior year a most memorable one. The theme was An Evening in Romeng a replica of an old Italian fountain spouting colored water served as the center piece. At the end of the school term the following juniors were elected to membership in the National Honor Society: Basil Cherkis, John Chesonis, Paul Cremo, James Jones, John Kozura, Bernard Stoppi, Mary Ann Balitas, Joyce Hudock, Rita Kasputis, Constance Miles, Diane Quandel, Annette Quinn, Joan Pasco, Carol Troutman. Our senior year was filled with many exciting events. Our class elections resulted in James Jones again being elected as president, with Basil Cherkis as vice-president, Jack Murphy as secretary, and John Schutz as treasurer, Robert Kopich set a modern scoring record in schoolboy football and was picked for the Big SSH team. Other football lettermen were Ted Malewicz, Richard Sukeena, James Kuchinsky, James Michalski, Jack Murphy, James Salve, William Ches- cavage, Bernard Stoppi, Ronald Klinger, Robert Strokelitus, and William and John Buffington. Neil Gilbert and Jack Charles were again picked for District Chorus and were invited to attend National Chorus. Seniors who participated in basketball were John Ferenchick, James Jones, Jack Murphy, Robert Kopich, James Thomas, Robert Thompson, Richard Sukeena, and James Salve. The sen- ior class sponsored dances after the home football games and also held a White Christmas Dancev. Name cards and class pictures caused the usual excitement, and our class rings, for the first time, had a colored stone behind the school crest. The Card Party raised the usual competitive spirit and the spring of 1960 was spent looking toward the completion of the year book and our final exercises, climaxed by commencement. These are the memories of our high school career which stand out in retrospectn. Senior Class Song Words by Jack Charles Tune: You'll Never Walk Alone To our dear M, H. S. we bid sad adieu, Yet part of our heart stays with you, Through our lives Weill recall, Our dear friends one and all, And fond mem-ries will stay with us too. And though our paths sever, Weill always remember The hopes and dreams we knew. Dear White and Blue, Weill always love you And as we part we pray That Cod will bless you. Commencement Weelz Calendar CLASS NIGHT EXERCISES Ctlnder the direction of Miss Mary E. Glenwrightj Thursday, Iune 9, 1960 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES fUnder the direction of Mr. William I. Murphyj Friday, June 10, 1960 Student Speakers Address by Dr. Kurt D. Singer Subject: The Future Is Yours Q,.!4Ij7k.,v 1960 CLASS STATISTICS Members: 96 Boys: 57 Girls: 39 Minersville students: 70 Branch students: 24 Outside the district: 2 Courses taken: Academic - 48 Commercial - 24 Clerical - 8 General - 16 sx.:51 Olive Allen Marie Ratutis lames Bentz Robert Rernosky Mary Campion Wayne Canfield Edward Carriglitto Kathleen Cleary John Clemko Antoinette Damore Catherine Damore Joy Darrow Richard DeStefano Concetta DiLazzaro Barbara Direnzo ggafa JUNIOR GIRLS President . Richard DeStefano Vice-President i,.. .. . .. Allen Kiefer Secretary ,.... . ,. . . Melanie Dronick Treasurer . ....,.., . .,.. Concetta DiLazzaro Patrick Direnzo Melanie Dronick Edward Drye Rita Drye Beverly Essler Carol Fanok Arthur Fowler Mary Ann Genovese William Cregonis Mary Ann Grigas Dorothy Haas Dorothy Harvey William Hendricks Carol Ann Hudock Allen Kiefer Raymond Kurowski Carolyn Land Verna Letco Jeanette Lewis Joyce Lipsett joan Lipsky john Logan Bruce Lord Ronald Lord David Manuel Irene Mashack loan McDonald Germaine McSurdy Steve Melchionne Susan Melnick Michael Melusky Patricia Mendini Randall Meusel John Mileshosky Walter Miscavage Florence Nace Ethel Nagle Pius Nark Martha Parnell Robert Parnell Antoinette Pizzico Lucy Pizzico Raymond Poppish Edward Raczka Joan Reilly Carol Ann Rizzardi Jean Roberts Patricia Rodnick Mary Ann Rowcotsky Judith Russian Louise Sanchez Donald Schneider John Smith Frank Smolinsky Stanley Socko Genevieve Soditus Carmella Sofia John Sokola John Sorokach Josephine Stablum JUNIOR BOYS Albert Stoudt Thomas Strenkoski Walter Strenkoski Philip Stutzman James Subasavage Kathleen Tarantino John Tarris Eileen Tokarchek David Updegrove Paul Updegrove Clara Vidal Marie Wank Robert Zeiler Michael Zielinski GXJSS john Angelo Yvonne Ann Barbara Antonio Catherine Baldessari Vivian Baritsky George Bossick Barbara Boyer Margaret Brown Chester Buglia Shirley Cheseavage Albert Chesonis joseph Cleinas Sally Cola Robert Connelly Andrew Cremo Vfilliam Cumpy 54 Jo SOPHOMORE GIRLS President ,. .. Patricia Smith Vice-President . john Angelo Secretary . . ,. , Barbara Boyer Treasurer i .. jane Ulmer Susan DiLazzaro Fay Edwards Carol Eisenhower Barbara Fetterolf Sarah Frank Elaine Gaskins Kenneth Ganntlett Thomas Celehes Dean Gilbert Bonald Gilbert Quentin Gottsehall Darlene Green Michael Gretsky john Grigalonis john Hollick james Uoma Beverly Hossler Noel Hubler Marie Hudoek Harold jenkins George Klassen Paul Konkns joseph Koperna Barbara Kopieh Nlary Louise Kopinrtl Kathleen Koscil Edward Kroznnski Anthony Knehinsky Barbara Land Fremont Lash Irvin Lash john Leshko Bernmcl Lesliy Robert Iiipsky Anthony Logan Hurry Iiysek -Iznnes Machinsky Alohn lNIu1'kox'icl1 Elizabeth NleSurcly -loanne Melchionne Albert Melewski Edward Nlelniek Stephen Mollick Gregory Motuk llichurd Myers Dennis Ochs Rayniond Paseo Stanley Peyakovich Stephen Pizzico Lawrence Purcell james Qimnclel Alina liaclzievieli Gerard Heading Nlichael Reno .Iudith Hevak Catherine Hodniek Andrew Hose Agnes Hothermel Georgene Rushanun Rosalie Salve Thomas Sumolis Anthony Shehakis Vincent Sinko joseph Sinkovich Thomas Slane Maureen Smith Pat1'ic-in Smith june Soholesky SOPHOMORE BOYS , Nlento Soponis Paul Spolski Maria Stoppi Mary Ann Sukeenzi Ronald Sukeena XVilliani Thoiniis Suiiclru Toxvey YVilliani Troiitnmn june Ulmer Antoinette Unitis Francis Venzlzuiskas Bz11'li111'ii Vieic David Wezist Wfilliznn NVQ-iss Robert NVorz1tylz1 Acleluicle Yelehaik juclith Zinn Wi l l HX? Ceorgine Adams Beverly Alfano Ronald Bass Robert Bednar Joanne Berzowski Beverly Bettinger Charles Buffington James Buffington Edward Cake Robert Canfield Robert Carl Carl Clemko Dolores Damore Kathleen D'Attilio Joyce Demcher Edward Dimmerling 55 Q16 FRESHMEN GIRLS President . ..., , ,..,. , VVilliam Cudelunas Vice-President .. . ,. .. , ., Edward Cake Secretary .. .. Jan Yupcavage Treasurer ,. Robert XValsh Raymond Dolzani Dawn Droskinis Scott Duffy Ronald Eichenberg Pamela Fish Har1'y Foran Patricia Cauntlett Crace Celches Vincent Genovese Emil Cerchak YVilliam Cudelunas Franklin Haas Kathleen Hahn Robert Hart Arthur Heimbaugh Joy Holley Marilyn Johnston James Kimmel Eugene Kostura Alberta Kroznuski Elmer Kuelm Susan Kuehn Dennis Lapinsky Carol Lipinsky Earl Lipinsky Catherine Lord Mary Lee Lord Francis Malewicz Brian Martin Irene Nlartunas Nancy Mashack Cary McClosky Elizabeth NlcShaW Ann Marie Melenchick James Melenchick Edward Melusky David Mendini Richard Mendini Mary Lynn Nlerchant Elwood Mileshosky William Mileshosky Alhert Munster Ronald Murhon Robert O'Rrien Mary Jane Osman Barbara Pasqua Julia Patterson Wfilliam Paul June Poppich Sharon Pothering Richard Raczka Kathryn Radziewicz Calvin Schneider Peter Schultz Joseph Schumack William Simms Anthony Sinkovich Judith Sirko Mary Slane Ronald Smolskis Annelle Soponis Carol Stefnic George Stefnic Carol Stein Allen Strencosky Evelyn Strencosky FRESHMEN BOYS Joseph Strencosky David Studlack Robert Tarris Judith Trasatt Joyce Troutman Robert Tuhosnick Barbara Tucci Janice Updegrove Ronald Vessay Robert Walsh George WVanchalk Norman NVoodford Karen Wythe Arthur Yannaccone Jan Yupcavage Dennis Zincavage ,-X111l1'1'w .AIlll'dl'Il l'11l1'i1'k A11i1111i11 121111111 B111'itsky XViRi11111 R111'tc1lc-l D111'11tl1y 15011141 Rita B1-111-I1 R11lpl1 R1-11111-r Karl B11ffi11gt1m lC11g1-111' Clwrkis Dium' C111'r1111 'l'hcr1's11 D1'1111 l'1x'1-ly11 Dryc Mary Dryv Allfllll l2111'losky Rllyllllllld Eistvr Cl1'o1'gi111' Fllllli ljiillll' Guskins S11111l1'11 Cond Cl01'111di1w Cottsc-111111 R11lm1'1't C1'1'+f111'v b , EIGHTH GRADE IX 1111 lllll .Iolm llmslvr -Iusm-pl: lludock Curolyll IlK'k1'll -llillllll' AIOIIIISUIII XVillCl'l1t K11lo1-l1i1- RQ11111 K11pl1111 Irvin Knorr AlLll11't Lund xyillilllll I.z1sl1 Duxid L1-wis Ricllurcl Mc'N11111111 1 Rcmblfrt Nfvlllsky 11111111 Rlfllflllll Clare- Niurphy f:ll'I1lNl Nuffin X7iI1L'l'Ilt N1lI'kil'XK'iC'7 SlliI'l0y Ncicllillgvl' l,ilfI'iCiil Nuvitsky Gail Nuvotlly NVilli1u11 ffBl'iK'll Sl111r1m P1lI'I'j' Andrcw l'1'rz1'l Bonita l,0tlli'l'illjl,' I I1'111'y lllll'L'L'H Chaxrlvs 1.7111111111-I Cl111rlc-s R11clzi1-wiv! 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' ' . 1 ,. xl . U. N.. fxlfff 551 M A, Vjfwiigyl 'i YZ' 551- f fg: 131551 - ..,...- ..,,,.,: ffvruzfz, me-Z.. mme .- iizr' L ' ,.i5'1k V ' X -Tm.. N f M, , fm . .5 u , , 1 In Fall Stage Managers Braille LLM 4 Club Lctterm Cll,S Club French Club Cerlmm Club E X 063-21 First Aid Squad 5215 if Student Council 7th, 8th, 9th Grade Glee Club Ceramics And Art Club White And Blue Library Assistants F. H. A. Camera Club Majorettes Cheerleaders QD- ft lass-ui! Mixed Glee Club HOMTE ROOM PROGRAMS Room 12-A program including a drum solo and a description of the various clubs and activities in the high school. Room 7-Inspirational biographies of famous people plus comedy skits and musical numbers. Room 8-Information on the coming presidential election with a recitation and musical numbers. Room 2-A play, The Mystery of the Locked Roomi' plus piano and drum numbers. Room 6-A comedy entitled Makeup and Liven and musical numbers. Room I-A vocal selection, a drum and accordion duet, and a guidance pro- gram on vocations. Room 16-Three scenes from well known plays plus the story and music of The Flower Drum Songv. Room 15-Two scenes from The Tale of Two Citiesv with musical numbers by the class chorus. Room 14-A play, How Hi Is Your F i?v with imitations of commercials and a tap dance. Room 13-A play entitled St. Patrick Saves the Dayv, facts about March, and songs by the class. SPECIAL PROGRAMS Veterans Day-The Governor's Proclamation read by the Senior Class President, remarks by the Principal, appropriate musical numbers. Thanksgiving Day Program-A reading, To Autumnv, a pageant, Sing a Song of Thanksgivingv, and instrumental music. Christmas Program-The Christmas Story retold with slides, a Christmas play, and Christmas carols. Washington-Lincoln Program-Scenes from the lives of these two great men, the story of the purple heart, and a vocal solo. Memorial Day Program-A Memorial Day play with musical selections. m.!ffj7k,v MUSIC AND ART NOTES This year the band appeared under a new leader, Mr. Robert Bernatonis, and played as usual at football games. Mary Ann Balitas, john Schutz, William Dabrovvny, john Ferenchick, Frank Evitts, Ioseph Kostura, Neil Gilbert, John Leininger, Robert Williams and Emil Konkus will leave the band this year. In the vocal department, Neil Gilbert, president of the Glee Club, and Jack Charles, piano soloist and accompanist, represented the senior class at District Chorus. A Christmas Concert, prepared by the Glee Clubs under the direction of Miss Glant, was presented December 13th. Through graduation the Glee Club will lose Ioyce Hudock, Beverly jones, Neil Gilbert, jack Charles, and Emil Konkus, Outstanding work in ceramics was done by Irene Dolzani and Shirley Weissmiller this year. A new stove was purchased by the Ceramics Club and placed in the High School Building. Other seniors belonging to the Ceramics Club are Mary Ann Balitas, Connie Miles, Rita Kasputis, and Bemice Macknis. Talent in free hand drawing was evident in the work of Margaret Martunas, Phyllis Mertz, Diane Quandel, and JoAnn Pasco. john Schutz, Bob Thompson, blames Iones, Bernard Stoppi, Paul Cremo, and Julius Taglieri took advantage of instruction in mechanical drawing. The Ceramics and Art Clubs are super- vised by Mr. Wingaris. GXQ69 XXX.. mum J Q .-4 qgez. 74 TRL. .1--.. G9 an '-55 NN 'UT 10 Q19 1-Hue KQME in Buffington, lger, T. Malewicz, I lil Murphy, R. K I. alve, R, Kopich, R. Sukeena, S : H. Strokelitus, B. Stoppi, VV. Che-scavage, I Row 1 ZX -1 V1 Q .H -E U 5' F24 4. :IS .p-4 r-4 O E C5 U3 E-3 2 -3 V1 O -C1 U1 GJ Z F4 4 14. .5 3 E UD 14. Q GJ T: U N 'Il O. N 2 9-9 .-1 5 Q-I i C 5-I 5 I F -4-f 'E n-7 O 4-3 CD 5 c-3 C 5 'A F'1 O A4 -C V7 Q2 ,J v-4. Li ,M V1 C I-1 Q2 N ui -J .2-4 ID .-. C1 L U L: .4 A vii - 'L ovich. I'C Ma Miscavage, I ding, VV. 93. VV. Troutman, G. R Kuro Wski, Reno, R I. N XV. Buffingtou, D. Updegrove, Hollick, I 3: Ro W v3 1: -G o I14 cu U E-3 2 .M 2 0 C4 cn Q-I mn .Il o O Q E .cu LC. E E 4.7 : an 1, A4 : cn Z J .2 Ill ID 0 93 U J 0 .- :I 0 ?' 4 Cn. . Sopouis, M .J 4-V GJ T : : cd U 54 ci 44 : in 5 -515 3 c 5 FGOTBALL The 1959 edition of the Battlin' Miners, under the expert guidance of Coach John Gurski, and Assistants Robert Wolff and George Bach, turned in one of the best teams ever represented on the Minersville gridiron. Losing only to Mahanoy Area, the Miners were tabbed my most sportscasters and writers as the best team in the conference. Mr. Gurski stayed mainly with the T formation. Loaded with such re- turnees as Ted Malewicz, Bill Chescavage, lim Salve, Ray Kurowski, Ron Klinger, Bob Strokelitus, and Bernard Stoppi on the lineg and Bob Kopich, lack Murphy, Bill Buffington, and Pat Direnzo in the backfield, the Miners had little trouble in learning to function smoothly as a unit and in displaying a well balanced team. Several members of the team came up with All-State recognition, Bob Kopich was named to the Big 33, with Ted Malewicz and Dick Sukeena gaining hon- orable mention. Malewicz was also mentioned on U, P's All-State team. All- county honors also were awarded to several boys. Picked on both the coaches' and fans, all-county first team were Ted Malewicz, Jim Salve, and Bob Kopich. On the fans, all-county list, Dick Sukeena was also mentioned on first team. Ad- ditional honors came to Bob Kopich, who was named the outstanding back in the county on both ballots. Asst. Coach Head Coach john Gurski Asst. Coach George Bach Robert Wolff Coaching Staff GXJ71 Bernard Stoppi jim Salve Ed Zelinsky jim Kuchmslxy 72113 CASS TWP. After four hard, grueling weeks of pre-SCRSOII workouts, Minersville was ready to meet its first big challenge. The high-flying Cass Township Condors invaded the Miners stronghold to play, what may have been, the last game of this great rivalry, The Miners got off to a great start, early in the game, on a 29 yard touch- down pass from lack Murphy to Bib Kopich. Cass could not move on its next series of plays, and punted to the Miners 35 yard line. Kopich hauled in the pigskin and, behind some beautiful blocking, raced 65 yards to paydirt. Kopich went on to score 3 more T. Dfs to equal a mark in the school record. Included in these touchdowns were runs of 57 and 21 yards. Dick Sukeena also scored a touchdown and kicked 4 extra points. Also included in the scoring column was a two point safety credited to Ted Malewicz. The final score read 42-13, and the Miners were off to a great season. SCHUYLKILL HAVEN The following week found the Miners under Coach Iohn Gurski journey- ing to Sch. Haven to meet the charges of Coach Harry Hummel. The Miners dis- played too much power for the Hurricanes and walked off the field with a con- vincing 31-14 victory. lack Murphy, aided by two beautiful blocks by jim Salve and Bill Ches- cavage, started the ball rolling by racing 15 yards on a bootleg play. The Miners marched 77 yards for their next T. D. with Bob Kopich going over from the 11 yard line. Kopich also scored the third touchdown of the evening by bulling his way seven yards into the end zone. Dick Sukeena, who had two T. D.'s called back, scored from the 3 yard line. Before the half ended, Bill Buffington took a pitchout and raced 20 yards to paydirt. The score at the end of the half was 31-0 and Coach Gurski had the varsity eleven sit out the rest of the game. While the shocktroops were in, Haven scored twice and the final score read 31-14. Ted Malewicz Dick Sukeena Bob Kopich john Buffington SHENANDOAH Minersville continued to play flawless ball the following week, as they clipped the Shenandoah Blue Devils by a 15-0 margin, The score is by no means an indication of the brand of ball the Battlin, Miners played. They pushed the Blue Devils all over the field, only to have fumbles near the goal line ruin their drives. Shenandoah was really up for this game, however, and gave the Miners a rougher time than any opponent thus far. X-. Ted Malewicz drew first blood for the Miners by blocking a punt in the end zone for a two point safety. Later Bob Kopich crashed off tackle and after Sukeenais placement the score read 9-0 at half time. Bill Buffington ran wild in the second half, and although he did not score, he was the sparkplug of the team. He ran all the way to the one yard line, from which point Sukeena bulled his way for the final score. The extra point was missed, but the Miners rolled to their third straight victory of the year. MAHANOY CITY With injuries riding high, Minersville played host to a powerful Mahanoy Area team. This game is still a nightmare to the players and fans of Minersville, as the Miners ended on the short side of a 14-7 score. Despite heavy injuries to key players, the Battlin' Miners started out like a ball of fire. The very first time the Miners got the ball, they marched straight for a touchdown. Bill Buffington took a pitchout from Jack Murphy and raced 39 yards to paydirt, and it looked as if the Miners were on their way to another victory. Both teams failed to score in the remainder of the first half, and Miners- ville held a 7-0 lead at halftime. sxyyg Bob Strokelitus Ron Klinger Bill Buffington Tom Burns 74LZD In the second half, the Miners were confined strictly to a defensive game, as fumbles continuously ruined their bid to score. Early in the fourth quarter, Mahanoy Area recovered a fumble on the two-yard line and marched in to score. With only 32 seconds remaining in the tied ball game, and after two brilliant goal line stands by the Miners, the Golden Bears recovered another fumble on the Minersville eleven yard line, and proceeded to score before time elapsed. Thus the hopes of Minersville's winning the Southern Division crown were blasted. BLUE MOUNTAIN Bebounding from their only loss of the season Minersville really poured it onv at the expense of a weak Blue Mountain team. Bob Kopich started the ball rolling on the very first play from scrimmage, as he raced 65 yards on a quarterback roll out, Ron Klinger scored next, when he snatched a Blue Mt. aerial and scampered 25 yards to paydirt. Kopich scored again on a 35 yard jaunt to put the Miners out in front by a 20-0 score at the end of 3 minutes to play. In the second period, jack Murphy hit Bill Chescavage with a 24 yard touchdown pass. Bob Connelly, a very promising sophomore, closed out the scoring for the Miners by racing 65 yards for the final T. D. Blue Mountain came through with two touchdowns in the second half which made the final score 33-13. KULPMONT Minersville rolled to their fifth victory of the year as they outclassed Kulpmont by a 36-6 score. Bob Kopich started the fireworks on the very first play from scrimmage on a beautiful 61 yard run. Dick Sukeena added the point to make the score 7-0. Kulpmont could not move and punted to the Minersville 38 yard line. Dick Sukeena powered off tackle, broke into the clear, and dashed 62 yards for the score. He also added the P.A.T. Kopich scored his sec- ond T.D. of the evening by bulling over from the seven. Sukeena added his third straight extra point, and the Miners were out in front by a 21-0 score. Ed Baczka scored the next touchdown by racing over from eight yards out. Sukeena put his magic toe to the ball and booted it clearly through the uprights, making the score 30-0 at halftime, On the opening kickoff of the second half, Ko- pich brought the fans to their feet, as he scampered 80 yards for his third touchdown of the evening. This con- cluded the scoring for the rest of the night. At halftime of the game, Joyce Troutman, a fresh- man, was crowned M. H. S. Football Queen. Members of Queen joyce's court included Barbara Trasatt and Rita Kasputis, seniors, Kay Tarantino and Pat Mendini, juniors, Iane Ulmer and Shirley Chescavage, sophomores, and Kay Hahn, freshman. WEST HAZLETON The following week the Miners traveled to West Hazleton to play what was predicted to be one of the toughest games of the campaign. However, the Miners turned in their most splendid performance of the year, as they downed the highly rated Wildcats to the tune of 44-7. Dick Sukeena was the first to score for the Miners, as he plunged from the one yard line early in the first quarter. On the first play of the second quarter, Bob Kopich dashed 75 yards for the second T.D. of the even- ing. The Miners were just invincible, as Jack Murphy hit Bill Chescavage for a 34 yard scoring maneuver. After 75Lfa Varsity Linemen Kopich added the bonus point, the Miners were comfortably in front by a 19-O score. Before the half ended, Kopich again broke loose, on a dazzling 41 yard end sweep, for his second touchdown of the evening. Dick Sukeena scored his second T.D. of the night by rambling 35 yards to paydirt, early in the fourth quarter. Ed Raczka also broke into the scoring column, along with Pat Direnzo, to finish the Miners scoring at 44. This game, unquestionably, proved that the Miners were a great team. , SAINT CLAIR Senior Manager Minersville continued to play bril- liant football, as they downed a strong Saint Clair team by a 27-7 score. It was a hard fought game, but the Minersv line proved to be too much for the spirited Saints. Dick Sukeena was the first to reach paydirt, as he barreled 65 yards early in the first quarter, and added the extra point, to put the Miners out in front 7-0. The Miners could not move on the next series of plays, and took to the air. jack Murphy faked beautifully into the line and tossed a perfect strike to Bill Chescavage. The fake was exe- cuted so beautifully that not a player jim jones was around Chescavage as he sped into Chescavage as he sped into the end zone. Murphy again took the air and hit Bob Kopich with a 15 yard scoring pass. Kopich also, scored the final T.D. of the evening by bulling his way into the end zone from the one yard line. The Miners, hard charging line did a great job on defense, and deserves a lot of the credit for the victory. Some of the standouts were: Ted Malewicz, Bill Chescavage, john Mileshosky, jim Salve, Bay Kurowski, jim Kuchinsky, Bob Strokelitus, Ron Klinger, and Bernard Stoppi. ASHLAND The following week, the Miners traveled to Ashland to meet the charges of Coach Koperhaver. The Black Diamonds were no match for the power- packed Miners, as they lost by a formidable 39-6 score. The Miners wasted no time in showing Ashland why they were the top offensive team in the region. In the first period, Hay Kurowski tackled an Ashland ball carrier in the end zone for a safety. Before the first quarter ended, the Miners struck paydirt again, with Bob Kopich lugging the ball 21 yards for the score. On the very first play in the second quarter, Dick Sukeena raced 44 yards for his first score of the night, making the score 14-0. A 44 yard pass play from lack Murphy to Bob Kopich set up the third touchdown, putting the ball on the one yard line. Murphy rammed over for the final yard and put the Miners out in front 20-0. Before the half ended, Minersville went on to score one more time. Kopich ran the final 17 yards for his second T, D. of the even- ing, and his 19 of the season. Pat Direnzo added the extra point and at half- time the score read 27-0. Bill Buffington started the scoring in the second half by dashing 30 yards for the Miners fifth touchdown. Ed Raczka concluded the scoring by racing 69 yards in the third period. Putting everything together, the final figures read 39-6. Varsity Backs GX? 7gLfa I. V. Squad . COALDALE Minersville closed a very successful season by trouncing Coaldale 61-19. Bob Kopich started the scoring parade by dashing 11 yards for his twen- tieth T. D. of the season. He also added the next touchdown on an electrifying 65 yard punt return. There was no stopping him as he scored again from twelve yards out. Bill Chescavage intercepted a pass and lateraled to Ray Kurowski, who raced 28 yards for the score. Kopich scored his fourth T. D. of the evening and twenty-third of the year to set a new seasonal scoring record for the county. Jack Murphy hit Ed Raczka with a perfect touchdown pass for the sixth score. Pat Direnzo scampered 38 yards for the seventh T. D. just before the half ended. In the second half, jack Buffington climaxed a 50 yard drive by plunging over from the one. Then came the biggest surprise of the evening, Iim Salve, our big husky tackle, pulled out of the line and took a handoff from jack Murphy. and bulled his way12 yards for the score. jim Homa scored the last touch- down of the year by racing 64 yards for the score. Thus ended one of the greatest football seasons in the school's history. The 1959 team was one of the finest teams ever put on a field. Because of the brilliant play, four seniors represented Minersville in the annual Dream Came. These boys were Bob Kopich, Ted Malewicz,1im Salve and Dick Sukeena. Fourteen seniors ended their high-school football careers. Besides these al- ready mentioned, jim Michalski, Bill Chescavage, Ron Klinger, Bob Strokelitus, Bernard Stoppi, jack Buffington, Bill Buffington, Jim Kuchinsky, jack Murphy, and Ed Zelinsky, all played their last game for the White and Blue. Congra- tulations to a great team. ' Score Summary M. -I. H. S. - 42 Cass Twp. . . .. . .. 13 M. j. H. S. - 31 Sch. Haven .. . 14 M. j. H. S. - 15 Shenandoah . . U M. I. H. S. - 7 Mahanoy Area . 14 Nl. H. S. - Blue Mt. . . . 13 M. H. S. - 36 Kulpmont . 6 M. j. H. S. - 44 NVest Hazleton .. . 7 M. J. H. S. - 27 St. Clair .. 7 M. ll. H. - 39 Ashland .. .. 6 M. j. H. S. - 61 Coaldale .. 19 Managers Thomas. Pizzico, Weiss. jones, Pasco, Mc-nclini, Slane, Sinkovich I fwr 79 Footlmll Camlicls and The 1959 Football Queen Joyce T routman ' sv WWBF 'fa' KM , 'ii ,a':44,H. '3r Q'vqc ,. 1 Ba Tzethau The 1959-1960 edition of Nliners- yille's haskethall team suffered a let down after last year's fine quintet. lnjnries to several key players hnrt the Battlin Nliners chances of winning the Sonth Schuylkill League championship. .lack Nlnrphy. who was elected captain of the team, suffered Coach james Hepner a hroken ankle in a foothall scrimmage game. -lack hrolie the school scoring record last year and was expected to he one of the top scorers in the area this year. In addition to this. Dick Snkeena had a severe elhow injnry which sidelined him for the first half of the season. Ilis rehonnding would have heen an important factor in many of the close games. Ted Nlalewicf, another letter-man from tlast year's team, did not play haskethall this year, Basketball fans of Nlinersyille shonld he seeing a very good team next year. The following hoys saw action on the Varsity team: jack Nlnrphy, Dick Sn- keena, -lim Thomas. lim jones, Bob Kopich. .Iohn Ferenchick, Elini Salye, Bob Thompson, Pat Direnzo, Tom Samolis. YVayne Canfield. john Logan and freshman Ed Cake. The final record was 7 wins. 14 losses. Varsity 82 Q15 rr-7 what Dick Sukeena jim Salve Bob Kopich Jack Murphy MINERSVILLE AT WICONISCO The Miners traveled to Wiconisco for their opening contest and lost a close one 57 to 55. F erenchick and Kopich led all scorers with eighteen points each. This game went into over-time. The regulation game ended 50-50 and just at the buzzer of the overtime period, a Wiconisco boy made a shot from mid- court to win the game. WICONISCO AT MINEBSVILLE The Minersville quintet entertained the Wiconisco five at the Branch gymnasium and defeated them by the score of 59 to 51. Kopich, Ferenchick, and Thomas highlighted the scoring. Minersville led by as many as fifteen points during this game. The team had improved over the previous game at Wiconisco. MINERSVILLE AT ASHLAND Our team journeyed to Ashland for their third exhibition tilt and were unfortunately the victims of a hot Ashland team. The final score was Ashland 73, Minersville 37. Ashland was the first of the excellent teams Minersville met on the exhibition schedule. It has been the policy of the coach to try to play all the top teams in the area so that the boys can participate against top-notch teams. Ashland had an outstanding team in the North Schuylkill League. MINERSVILLE AT BUTLER Minersville's next game was played on the Butler Township floor where they lost to the tune of 65 to 46. Butler's well-balanced attack was too much for our team. Ferenchick and Samolis led the team with fifteen and eleven points respectively. The Miners trailed by only five points in the third quarter. Butler Twp. was another of the best teams in the area, coming in third in the, North Schuylkill League. exngg John Ferenchick jim jones Bob Thompson jim Thomas 34x19 MINERSVILLE AT SHENANDOAH Shenandoahis hot first quarter was the difference in the Blue Devilis win over the Battlin Miners. Kopich and Samolis were the top scorers for Miners- ville. The final score was 60 to 55. The team showed a great deal of improve- ment in this game. Playing Without three starters, the bench of the Miners gave an excellent account of themselves. ST. CLAIR AT MINERSVILLE St. Clair defeated Minersville by the score of 47 to 40 in a game which the home team might have won except for frequent mistakes. Kopich Was high with 17 points. The Saints were a high-scoring team before this game. The game actually Was Won at the foul line, COALDALE AT MINERSVI LLE Minersville upset a good Coaldale team in a spine tingling game. The final score read Minersville 73, Coaldale 69. Samolis led the Miners with 'twenty-three points. One of the highlights of the season was this Win over Coal- dale. This team eventually won the Black Diamond League championship and went on to the state play-offs. The entire team played well in this important Win. SHENANDOAH AT MINERSVILLE The Miners turned the tables on the Blue Devils in a down to the Wire gamev by the score of 51 to 49. Ferenchick with 16 and Samolis with 14 led the Winners. Shenandoah came to Llewellyn with nine consecutive wins, and the Blue and White handed them their first defeat of the season. This was the last exhibition game before the league opener. l5l,Ul'I XIUUNTAIN Nl' XllNlCltSX'll,l,lC xlIlIl'l'SYlllC l'IllC'l'f2lllll'll Bloc Xlountain in thi- lirst lc-agnv gaino lt also inarkc-cl thc- lirst appc-arancc' ol .lack Xlurpliy who hacl snllvrml a lirolwn log. Bloc Xlonntain clvfc-atvcl thc' honu' tc-ani 53 to Sli. NllNlCllSYll,l,lC AT 'l'lllCXlUNT Thx- Battling Klint-rs ncxt clvtc-atc'cl Trc-niont. Thx' first thr-' artc-rs cc qu worm- wry closz-. hut Klint-rsx'illv hrokc it opcn in thc- last irainv. Thoinas was high with twc-nty points. Trc-inont was c-x wctccl to int ll i a harcl hattlv on tht-ir l l l own sniall court lint thc- Nlinvrs clisplayccl soinv vxcr-llciit shooting. vspvc-ially from .lim Thoinas. ancl won 1-asily 72 to 42. l'lNli CHOYIQ AT XllNlCltSYll,l,li Thc- liattlin Xlinvrs nvxt playvcl host to Pint- Crow. ,-Xftvi' a harcl lonqht D V' ganna l inc- Crow prcvailccl hy thc scorn' of 65 to 51. jack Murphy took incliricl- nal scoring honors for Nlincrsvillm' with c'if.ilit0c'n points. NllNl'IltSVll,l,lC AT CASS Our ti-ani xisitt-cl Class and clcfvatvcl the-in 65 to 50 Inn Thonris 'incl Toni Sainolis scorn-cl twenty-ninc points lx-twvvn thc-ni, This 4-wnvd NTlllPl'SYllll'.S lvagnv rw,-orcl at 2-2. NllNlfliSVll,l.li AT ST. Clnxlli Thi- llllllt anal Xllhitc illlllltitt traw'lc'cl to Saint Clair to plav an vxhihition Janna-. St. Clair flf-it-att-fl thc- Nlinvrs 70 to 58. Toni Saniolis ancl lJlClilSIllil'l'Il1l tllhccl thntx txxo o 1 V ' p ints lwtxw-cn the-in. Varsity HX i ss SGLIE5 Junior Varsity MINEHSVILLE AT SCHUYLKILL HAVEN Minersville took to the road again to play Schuylkill Haven where they were defeated by the score 66 to 49. After a close first half, Haven went out in front by fourteen points after the third quarter. Murphy led the Miners with fifteen points. MINERSVILLE AT TRI VALLEY This marked the fourth straight away-game for Minersville. Tri Valleyis hot second half in which they scored forty-one points put the game out of reach for Minersville. The final score was 64 to 42. Murphy tallied seventeen markers. MINERSVILLE AT BLUE MOUNTAIN In one of the best played games of the season, Blue Mountain defeated our boys 60 to 57. Blue Mtfs accuracy at the foul line told the final story. Mur- phy capped individual honors with twenty-six points. The teamwork in this game was exceptionally fine. Coach Hepner's offense was run the entire game. Some very easy shots were missed by the team or the score would have been different. TREMONT AT MINERSVILLE Minersville played host to Tremont at the Branch gym and defeated them in a hard played game 64 to 56. Murphy took high scoring honors with twenty- five points. Jack regained his stride in this game and began to look like the player everyone Went to see last year. Seniors: F erenchick Thompson Kopich Murphy Thomas Sukeena Salve CASS AT MINERSVILLE Minersville ripped the game wide open in the first quarter, and from that point on, had no trouble in defeating the Condors 86 to 51, jack Murphy's thirty-four points paced the attack followed by Sukeena, Samolis, and Feren- chick. Once again Murphy was hitting from all angles of the court. Sukeena also played an excellent game as did the other boys on the team. SCHUYLKILL HAVEN AT MINERSVILLE Minersville suffered their 7th league defeat at the hands of Schuylkill Haven by the score of 65 to 54. Sukeena, Murphy, and Ferenchick scored forty-four points among them. TRI VALLEY AT MINERSVILLE Minersville played host to Tri Valley in the best league game of the sea- son. After a hard fought game, Minersville was defeated 78 to 75. Murphy, Ferenchick, Kopich, and Sukeena all scored in double figures. The shooting of both teams was spectacular. From a spectators point of view this was the game of the season. Dabrowny Weiss Troutman Managers: GXJS7 Coach Hepner reached the seventy mark in victories in his sixth season as coach, His teams have won seventy-three games, an average of over 12 Wins per year. The bl. Vfs under Mr. Balitas had a very fine season Winning fifteen games and losing only six. jim Homa, Bill Cudelunas and Buddy Cake spearheaded the junior Varsity attack. Cake also dressed with the Varsity for the last five games. Murphy . Kopich Ferenchick Sukeena ... Samolis Thomas Thompson Canfield Direnzo ,, jones .. .. Salve ..,. . Logan 4, Cake Games Points 12 201 21 216 , ., 21 189 . . 14 124 21 170 , ., 21 94 13 50 .. 14 36 14 30 , 12 27 13 21 9 9 3 8 Class Senior Senior Senior Senior Sophomore Senior Senior Iunior Iunior Senior Senior junior Freshman 33110 l Varsity M , c . aa Q.- BASEBALL, 1959 For the third time in three years Minersville held third place in the South Schuylkill League. Over a six year period the Miners have won fifty-six games and lost twenty-six and have been playing a good brand of ball. Much credit goes to Coach Hepner for the 1959 record of nine wins and six losses. The batting hero of the season was Dick Sukeena with a .500 batting average, while pitching honors were divided between James Kuchinsky and john F erenchick. Both boys have speed, a variety of pitches, and control. Members of the Club who should return for the 1960 season are Dick Sukeena, Bob Kopich, John Logan, Ted Malewicz, John Kozura,-lack Murphy, john Clemko, Ed Raczka, Ray Kurowski, Tom Samolis, Bill Troutman, jim Kuchinsky, and john Ferenchick. Minersville opened against Pine Grove and lost 5-4. John Ferenchick pitched, Kopich had a home run. In a rebound against Cass, F erenchick pitched a 13-1 victory. Murphy, Sukeena, Kopich, Bonk, and Malewicz led at bat. Next, the Miners met Tremont and trimmed the Trojans 14-7. Kuchinsky and Mur- phy pitched, Kurowski had a home run. Minersville suffered a defeat at the hands of Schuylkill Haven: the score, 9-3. Kurowski pitched While Bonk and Murphy led at bat. The Minersville-Tri Valley game resulted in a 4-3 score with Kurowski leading most of the game. Against Blue Mt. Kuchinsky pitched a beautiful one- hitter, final score was 1-0. Minersville lost to Pottsville 5-4 in eight innings. Ferenchick suffered his second loss, Malewicz made a home run. Pine Grove next took the Miners 8-3, but Minersville gained its second victory over Cass, 14-3, with F erenchick pitching. Against Tremont, Kuchinsky pitched the Miners to a 12-2 victory. Mur- pry, Sukeeua, Kopich, Bonk, and Malewicz each had two hits. Minersville de- feated Schuylkill Haven 8-0 with Ferenchick on the mound, and repeated the performance against Tri-Valley, 14-10. The Miners then lost to Blue Mt., 5-2, Kuchinsky pitched. But in the final game against Pottsville, Ferenchick pitch- ing, the final score read 2-1. exy 89 fa az in-Y QQ ll un Ancl Features In Spring 5554. .. . aww , ,Er 1 5 L 1 'ina , . if '3 if aj Lfif' J fif- if Y ff ggafa The Minersville Chapter .- of .-. The National Honor Society - of .. Secondary Schools Minersville High School was granted a charter to the National.Honor So- ciety of Secondary Schools in 1922. The purpose of the organization is to create enthusiasm in scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character. u Fifteen per cent of each graduating class may be elected to this society which is the greatest honor that may be conferred upon a high school graduate. The or- ganization is controlled by the National Education Association. Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class 1922: 1923 1924: 1925: 1926: 1927 1928 1929 1930 193 1 1932 1933 1934 1935: 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 194 1 1942 1943 GXDLID MEMBERS Frank G. Kear, James Levan, Laura Callender, Anna Thompson Harold Oerther, Thelma Nelms, Frank Aukstakalnis, Celia Szal Albert Mantwilla, Clarence Batutis, Romeo Stella, Olga Stancavage, Helen Schenck Margaret Harris, Elizabeth Greager, William Murphy, Ralph Lyons, Byron Roudabush, Annie Balitas John Callender, Clara Snyder, Violet Aukstakalnis, Mae Troutman, Harriet Telford, Charles Frank, Anna Schofstal, Lauretta Weimer Betty Pickett, Sidney Lappen, Russel Morgan, Marion Greenaway, Robert Roudabush Leah Lintz, Mary Murphy, Albert Willinsky, Helen Lawrence, Albert Antonio, Blanche McG11rl Sidney Lintz, Margaret Szilier, Jeanette Jacobs, Helen Felsburg, Frank McGurl, Jerome Purcell, Frances Szal, Rudolph Williams Alice Kear, Adolph Antonio, William Balitas, Ann Wynn, Alice Jack, Ronald Snyder, Helen Tananis, Peter Kandrat Margaret Lyons, Anna Kiss, David Watkins, Philip Underwood Alma Ludwig, Elizabeth LeVan Olwen Beatty, Thomas McGu.rl, Alfred Phillips, Florence Kessler, Alice Lombardi, Frank Whitman, Susan Fanniberg, Fred Wiest Martha Baney, Loseph Gentile, Kenneth Brennan, Reba Peckman, Joseph Nederos i, Alice Plunkett, Agatha Lapinsky, Addie Price, Leonard Sabol Margaret Condron, Betty James, Albert Kosut, Agnes Murphy, Milicent Orf, Rita Pauly, Enoch Szal, Julia Zubroff, Nellie Morrison, Lillian Zubroff Robert Boran, Verna Brown, Gertrude Rosenberg, Wilson Snyder William George, Jean Wiest, Margaret Wynn Lottie Baney, Earl Bracey, Anna Brennan, Leonard Domlesky, Thomas Feeney, Reiva Freedline, Joseph Murphy, Margaret Novack, Howard Slider Albert Bakersby, Ruth Fromme, Robert Weimer, Helen Rothermel, Linda Lord, Oliver Whiteman, Robert Koehler Leonard Williams, Betty Maynard, Grace Eiler, Louis Drummeter, Kathryn Mower, Helen Morrison, Suzanne Price, Beatrice Smith, Doris Laudeman Edwin Seidler, Gloria Rothermel, Jean Murphy, Paul Mahal, William Gauntlett, Margaret Curley, Grace Neiswinter, Ethel Lauck, Robert Yannaccone Gretta Baney, Isabelle DelDuco, William Drummeter, Ursula Far- rell, Robert Felsburg, Dolores Gabardi, Rita Rokosz, Pauline Sidoriak, Ruth Tropp, Edmund Walacavage Betty Dukment, Dorothy Felsburg, Dolores Ferns, Rose Hanes, Josephine Mahal, Georgine Maurer, Clara Mitchell, Arlean Rad- zievich, Elizabeth Smith, Leonard Tananis Adele Bracey, Arlene Caruso, Louise Celani, Dominick Dalessandro, Joseph Gerchak, Jane Hasenauer, Eleanor Kareskie, Laura Maurer, Bertha Motuck, Betty Rokosz, Helen Rolinitis, Adele Rosser, Eleanor Simikitis, Earl Smith, Jack Thompson, Jeanette Zielasko Class of 1944: Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of 1945: 1946: 1947: 1948: 1949: 1950: 1951: 1952: 1953: 1954: 1955: 1956: 1957: 1958: 1959: 1960: Bl ' Edward Brady Jerome DiNicola Charles Baney, Beatrice uis, lg B th sumoski: Dora Leonard, Jack Maurer, Robert Schenc , er a Sophie Zubroff Joseph Brady, John DiSarro, Kathryn Kline, Carol McCloskey, Dan O'Brien, Beatrice Sankus, Fred Schenck, Mary Schneider, Rita Scholato, Constance Seidler, Thomas Tierney, Gertrude Zimmerman, Margaret Zimmerman . , John Bickel, Edward Coady, Yolanda Dalessandro, Georgine Gabardi, Harold Gauntlett, Jean Kilmer, June Kozura, Helen Michalski, Mary Jane Poppish, Mary Rizzardi, Elizabeth Rolinitis, Ruth Scholato, Ed d Y cava e Reatha Strange, Joan Warner, Rose Mary Wedro, war an g Florence Barbas, Frank Brady, Roy Colihan, Dorothy Dando, Arthur DiNicola, Rose Farrell, Alice Ford, Joan Kear, Dolores Kupchinsky, Gloria Luchanin, Joan Mattern, Margaret Phelan, Gwendolyn Radzie- vich, Anne Rizzardi, Theresa Sakalusky, Mary Sausanavage, Winfield Sausanavage, Jeanette Tropp, Ronald Ulmer, Amelia Yanulevich Jack George, Jean Gobitas, Ralph Griffith, Willard Heckman, Rose Marie Ives, Vivian Jack, Vincent Purcell, Andrew Wartella Gloria Bernatonis, Dan Brady, Helen Jack, Eleanor Kutchoodoln, Laura Mae Lynch, Theodore Ochs, Jack Ridge, Blanche Rizzar i, James Ulmer, George Vernosky, Ethel Volkay, Frances Yanulevich, Mary Louise Zielasko Fern Bowers, Geraldine Brennan, Stella Charowsky, Joyce Davis, Louis Gittleman. William Hutchinson, Bernice Kasputis, Dolores Kline, Marilyn Lancasky, Claire Maurer, David McSurdy, Ruth Packauskas, Francesca Rokosz, Albert Whalen Rose Angelo, Marian Brilla. Ronald Duffy, Jack Elberti, Joy Gobitas, Janet Gregonis, Phyllis Hoskins, Faye Ochs, Walter Rizzardi, Joanne Rokosz, Lois Seidler, Clare Soponis, Peggy Lou Stumpp, James Stutz, Joan Versavage Georgia Bast, JoAnne Dukment, Elsie Earlosky, David Gittleman, Marie Hiester, Betty Hollick, Joan Kandrat, Helen Little, Ned Mil- brandt, Yolanda Pizzico, Catherine Rizzardi, Irene Soponis, Dolores Tretter, Suzanne Under, Joan Verchick, Robert Walacavage Clara Celani, Carol Condron, Rose D'Alessandro, Karen Donlin, Paul Gobitas, Betty Jane Green. Albert Heiser, Francis Hoban, Margaret Jocken, Irvil Kear, Ronald Kozura, James Maselli, Nancy Moser, Audrey Norris, Genevieve Oplansky, Louis Price, Patricia Romanoski, Adrienne Russ, Albert Santarelli, George Shellick, Nancy Supernav- age, Lena Taglieri, Martha Thomas, Margaret Timtishin, Robert Weiss Alice Agosti, Barbara Geltz, Marlene George, Joy Griffiths, Joan Kishel, Jacqueline Martin, Marvia Meusel, Robert Pincavage, Karyl Radzievich, Francis Rizzardi, Patrick Salve, Dolores Sumoski, Marie Trebolis, Carol Ulmer, Vilma Under, Elaine Valibus, Alice Wala- cavage, Carol Whiteman, Elaine Williams Robert Antonio, Victor Degutis, Louis Dorazio, Mildred Kandrat, Marie Kovach, Kenneth Lord, Ronald Meusel, Frances Shilcusky, Joan Stablum, Mary Taglieri, Fred Tokarchek, Donald Wagner, Gerald Yesavage, Barbara Zielasko, Irene Zielinski Elaine Cherkis, Ronald Derenzo, Doris Freiler, Robert George, Robert Haas, Phyllis Hahn, Mary Louise Harvilla, Irvin Jacobson, Mary Kisiel, Bernard Macknis, Dolores Mattern, Francis McShaw, Joan Milbrandt. Janine Morgalis, Carol Ann Murphy, Jean Norris, Dora Rizzardi, Regina Rozansky, Gloria Shevokas, Dolores Sincovich, Leocada Soponis, Yvonne Thomas, William Wanesky Marie Balcavage, Rebecca Casner, George Degutis, Janet Direnzo, Rosemary Doskus, James Faust, Joseph Grecky, Mary Ann Pizzico, Roberta Reading, Marianne Recla, Marianne Soponis, Ruth Starr, Ida Ann Storch, Charlotte Strange, Anna Taglieri, John Telford, Gloria Tropp Robert Kimmel, George Zielinski, Sylvia Clemas, Carol Dobles, Loretta Dolzani. Marv Ann Elberti. Julia Hopko, Marlene Logan, Kay McCloy, Petronella Kreppus, Barbara Shellick, Elizabeth Sin- gmvggh, Cecelia Stabinski, Dolores srabinski, Joyce Wanesky, Sally u y. Michael Boyer, Harry Close, Anthony DiLazzaro. Lynn Maurer, Edmund Michalski. Robert Nichael, Patrick Reynolds, Joyce Bonalle Theresa Degutis, Diane Essler, Joan Pasqua, Emilv Price. 1 C Fill in names in space provided. Names will be published in 1961 Eleusinia.l Gxpgg 94 Lia THEME The theme of our feature section has been taken from a rather unlikely source - the telephone book. However, taken it we have - and with apologies to the Telephone Company, we invite you to join us in the fun that follows. GSQQZU EMERGENCY CALLS The phone book states that to place an emergency call, one should dial the Operator and report that help is neededf, We think the following seniors require some assistance and might report the following critical situations. Paul Cremo has had another explosion in chemistry class, George Massari needs a new feather for his Tyrolean hat. ' ' jerry Kostick just broke his last pencil and is desperate. jack Charles has chronic alarm clock trouble in the morning. jim jones is annoyed by an unfriendly dog as he sprints home to Llewellyn. john Buffington can never locate the shirt that holds his excuse card, Barbara Trasatt complains of an overworked muscle from baton twirling. John Ferenchick reports an inability to concentrate for more than a two- minute stretch. Peggy Hart needs help in her feud with Frank Evitts. Violet Worchick asks help in her bout with shyness. Harold Schneider finds he canit read his own writing in class, john Todak complains that school interrups his rest on a Monday morning. Tom Reilly laments that his library fines are ruining him financially. Ioe Kostura asks that someone make an easier translation in French. Bob Thompson requests a simpler way to get an audition for his singing. Jim Thomas complains that the ink Wells are too small to accommodate his paper basketballs Richard Sukeena demands action against people who eat other people's lunches. Eileen Wythe asks for help on the problem of keeping her hair curly during rainy weather. Sonia Studlack needs a guide to Boom 12 in the morning when her eyes are only half open. Bill Chescavage complains that he can't control his bashfulness with girls. julian Yupcavage has trouble using the right English in English class. Judy Laudeman laments the fact that no one seems to be able to solve her problems. Kathy Smith can never remember Where she last left her glasses. john Kozura demands that better locks be used on truck doors. Andrew Studlack never seems to be in the right class at the right time. Annette Quinn wants high-heeled sneakers so that she can guard Ellen Lipin- sky in gym class. lim Salve cries help during a trig test, Ioyce Hudock complains of tired feet from running to catch her bus every- day after school. Julius Taglieri wants better light to avoid black eyes from walking into doors. Ed Zelinsky requests that the boys stop giving him crewcuts. Ron Klinger asks that dead squirrels be left out of his desk. Basil Cherkis wants the public to realize his name is not Cherks, Bob Kopich has trouble keeping his football honors straight. Mary Ann Balitas Wants school to open earlier in the morning. Peggy King asks that she be given more than an hour's notice before appear- ing on home room programs. PARTY LINE A party line is one in which more than one family is served by the same linef, Here are some imagined bits of conversation overheard on our own party circuit. 1. 'Tm never going to chew gum in there againf, - Lucille D,Attilio, the bubble gum queen of the class. 2. Come on now, how did you do that problem? - john Kozura, who has fre- quent queries on trig. 3. Do you think we'll get another test today?,' - Carol Troutman, who is on the nervous side. 4. jim, don't put that window upli' - Shirley Weissmiller in her fresh air battle with Salve. 5. I don't have a pencil or paper. - Julian Yupcavage, the class borrower, 6. We'll never get this paper out at this ratef' - Connie Miles to her editors. 7. Why does it have to rain on Friday?', - Dick Sukeena, who has some Sllg- gestions 'for the weatherman. 8. I could make that shot with my eyes closedf, - jack Murphy, in his cast from the bench. 9. 'Tll have to ask Bobby first. - Arlene Stefanosky, one of our steadies. 10. Why don't you give me a chance to talkli' - Harold Brennan, who is not always quiet by choice. 11. Why does everybody pick on me? - Frank Evitts, who picks on everybody else. 12. Are you going skating ro not?,' - John Ferenchick, who loves company and ice. 13. We should have school once a week. - Cecelia Pizzo, the reluctant scholar. 14. I'll never tell another lie.', - Jim Mihalski, who was caught in the last one. 15. What do you mean I walk fast? - Lorraine Chimahusky, who leaves everyone breathless. 16. Miss Lisoski fined me againf, - Virginia Raczka, the tardy book-lover. 17. The best school days are the free onesf' - Phyllis Moser, who adds a few extra ones to the calendar. 18. Aw, come on, cheer up!', - Ellen Lipinsky, our eternal optimist, 19. Of course, I'm getting the car, Margief' - Phyllis Mertz before she consults the family. 20. I think summer vacation is too shortf, - Diane Quandel as she trudges up North Street. 21. I'll have lots of time. Don't rush me. - Pat Keitsock, who hates to hurry. 22. Why are desks built so smallf, - Ted Malewicz, one of the leggiest fellows in the class. 23. What did you say her name was? - George Tokonitz as he makes some future plans. 24. I really dig that beatf, - Robert Williams, our bang-happy drummer boy. 25. Ronnie is buying me one toof' -- Kathleen Smith, who has her eye on a little cottage. 26. It's a small world, isnit it.', - Alex Strencosky, whose head is in the clouds. 27. Why are books so heavy? - Annette Quinn, our petite miss. 28. Oh no! Not another testlv - Peggy King, who is allergic to them. 29. Did you hear the latest news?', - Marie Ricciotti, who usually has. 30. It was so cold that my brakes froze. - George Massari, the constant car conversationalist. 31. Boy, that was a good joke! - Julius Taglieri, who plans to tell it next period. 32. Ha, ha, I fooled youf' - Jerome Kostick as he comes into Room 7 on time. 33. 'Tm going to resolve to get a crew cutf' - Francis Roscoe who leans toward pompadours. 34. Gee whiz! Those were the good old daysf, - Bernice Macknis, our young old-timer. 35. VVhy do they call me 'Swampy'?', - Ron Klinger, whose friends perplex him. GXJQS IF OUR JUNIOR PROM NIAY, 1959 A ffs 5' A L. 4 X 1 vs-.,,, -., , QSQZB THE BUSY SIGNAL A steady buzz-buzz tone indicates that the called line is in usev is the way the telephone directory puts it. We have our own steady buzz-buzz tonev, and this is what our friends are busy doing. 1. john Chesonis is busy asking Basil Cherkis about trig, 2. Bill Buffington is busy looking down the hall for his girl. 3. Peggy King is busy going over the ad cards for Miss Wiest. 4. Beverly jones is busy looking for a warm room in the morning. 5. Mary Ann Balitas is busy answering Room 7's door. 6. George Tokonitz is busy working at the Acme after school. 7. Neil Gilbert is busy singing for assembly programs. 8. Jack Charles is busy keeping his music straight for all his jobs as accompanist. 9. Leo Strencosky is busy explaining that he isnit A1ex's brother. 10. George Massari is busy cramming his friends into his truck, 11. Iim Jones is busy making trips to Deer Lake to keep Sandy busy. 12. Jack Buffington is busy moving furniture back stage. 13. Frank Evitts is busy having a friendly argument with Peggy Hart in home- room. 14. Connie Miles is busy trying to stump Mr. Bach with questions in chem class. 15. Iulius Taglieri is busy trying to cause minor explosions in chem. 16. Basil Cherkis is busy hiding the pointer fder stuck, in German class. 17. Carol Troutman is busy signing her pictures for her many friends. 18. Peggy Hart is busy trying to find a place to put her books, 19. Ierry Kostick is busy taking care of his first love - his car. 20. Bill Dabrowny is busy studying his German. 21. Lucille D'Attilio is busy asking for senior pictures. 22. Renee Dolzani and Shirley Weissmiller are busy firing Mr. Wingaris' ceramics, 23. Paul Cremo is busy working in his father's store. 24. Bernard Stoppi is busy backstage with jack Buffington. 25. Ellen Lipinsky is kept busy getting down from The Hillv to school. 26. Barb Trasatt is busy keeping joe's ring shiny. 27. Bob Thompson is busy rushing girls from Pottsville. 28. Andy Studlack is busy concocting strange mixtures in lab periods. 29. Bill Chescavage is busy borrowing someone elseis chem apron. 30. Lorraine Chimahowsky is busy reading up on all the current movie stars. 31. Iohn Ferenchick is busy teaching a certain blond to ice-skate. 32. Diane Quandel is busy keeping her pretty voice in top condition. 33. Rita Kasputis is busy drawing pictures for the walls of the art room. 34. Iudy Laudeman is busy keeping the majorettes in step. 35. Bob Strange is busy on the back porch of a house on 4:74 Street. 36. Bonnie Klinger is busy planning for his spring camping trip, 37. Iohn Todak is busy driving the family Chevy. 38. Tommy Burns is busy being a good natured fellow. 39. Harold Brennan is busv trying to get to the bus stop in the mornings. 40. Kathy Smith is busy thinking about Bonnie. 41. lack Murphy is busy getting autographs on his cast. 42. Iohn Schutz is busy picking out the sharp clothes he wears. 43. Ioe Kostura is busy practicing his dance steps at the Globe. 44. Emil Konkus is busy with his daily pilgrimages from Penn Street. 45 . Iohn Kozura is busy making sure he is securely fastened to the vehicles in which he rides. ASK FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE For information of any sort, dial the operator and say, 'Iuform.1tion, pleaseil Here is some information on our telephone secrets that we think you may find helpful. I. What do you do if you reach a wrong number? 1. I talk to them anyway because I like to talk. - Kathleen Smith. 2. I try to sell them Card Party tickets. - Connie Miles. 3. I apologize and hope I didnit get them out of bed. - Ioyce Hudock. 4. I ask them for a job. - John Todak. 5. I tell them about my beautiful girl. - Bill Woratyla. 6. I tell them about my troubles with women. - Basil Cherkis. II. What do you do when you hear a ubeepv tone? 1. I hang up and see if I'm alone. - George Tokonitz. 2. I see if our canary has gotten out. - IoAnn Ruddy. 3. I worry because we donit have a phone. - John Buffington. 4. I look outside to see if Sputnick is passing. - Bernard Stoppi. 5. I see if it's Pizza with his jeep. - Jerry Kostick, 6. I go to the office for the bulletins. - Jim Michalski. III. What do you do when you make a local call? 1. I wait until my sister gets off the phone. - Bob Kopich, 2. I talk for two hours without a stop. - Irene Dolzani. 3. I make a lunch because I know I'll need time. - Virginia Raczka. 4. I wait until everyone goes out so I can concentrate, - Mary Woodford. 5. I'm the quiet type so I'm brief. - Barbara Trasatt. 6. I relay all the news from the hill. - Ellen Lipinsky. IV. Who usually answers the telephone in ycur home? 1. I do. I'm the fastest runner in our house. - Ronald Klinger. 2. Our dog. Sheis practicing for a TV appearance. - Beverly Iones. S. My little sister. I'm usually out in the car. - Shirley Weissmiller. My parakeet. Iive taught him to say hello , - Patricia Keitsock. 4. 5. The butler. I've just made a million. - John Chesonis. V. Who would you like to have call you and why? 1. The Employment Agency. I'd appreciate their interest. - Tom Burns. 2. Marilyn Monroe. I think sheid like to know me. - John Ruscavage. 3. Liberace. I'd like to borrow his piano. - Jack Charles. 4. The Millionaire. I like money. - julian Yupcavage. 5. The Office saying, No school todayf' - Reynard Thomas. 6. Rrank Sinatra. Heis my type. - Judy Laudeman. VI. What do you think is the most useful invention since the telephone? 1. The ball point pen. Itis in the butter business. - Bill Dabrowney, 2. High heels. They give some of us a chance. - Annette Quinn. 3. Weiner buns. They made my family famous, - Earl Meyers. 4 5 6 . Hula hoop. Theyire the quickest method of reducing. - Carol Troutman. . Large purses. They're the feminine gym bag. - Phyllis Moser, . Television. I want to be a sheriff. - James Thomas. VII. What long distance call would you like to make? . Texas. To inquire about my oil well. - john Leininger. Russia Iid like to argue with the Kremlin. - Ed Zelinsky. 1 2 3 4. Alaska. I'd like to get away from girls. - Bill Chescavage. 5. japan. I like the way the women treat the men. - john Kozura. 6 Cuba. I like lots of excitement. - Richard Sukeena. I Australia, Iid like to reserve some good hunting ground.-Basil Cherkis. sxpgg LITTLE OPERATORS 1. 2. 3, 4. 5. 1. A11111-ttv fxjlllllll is VX'lClf'-L'f'k'll 11111l sm-1'io11s. 3. jtlllll SL'lllltL 'plays it cool. 2. lill'IC Scl111l'tst11ll grins amd l1c'111's it. 4- lil'-'lx L1ll1H'L'l11L'li Cli'l1ll'S tlw story. i l 5. Arlcne- St0filllOSliy t11k1-s ll pn-ck. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. l. Diane Quariclel plays Eskimo. Mary A1111 B11lit11s tnlcvs' 1ll10tl1L'l' lxow. 2. B011 St1'1111g0 gets tlw tliircl cle-give. 1 4. -1111 ce H11clo1'k is l1o111e tor thc litmlidnys. 5. I111'k Cl11llill'ii 1'vl11xvs 11ttc1' il 110111-1-1't. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. Cuorgv Vllflllibllltl SQIYS, uSl111ll I mln it? 2. Bexvrly jouvs Ofl-l'l'S to sl111rv. 2. l7r11111'is Roscoe' i11 his S1111cl11y bust. -1. Emil Konkus sits 111141 out. 5. M111'i11 Ric-1-iotti rocks lmppily. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. I. B111'l111r11 Tr11s11tt: htlvllo 1111cl XVt'lC0lI'Ii' to Olll' sl1ow.U 4. Carol Tflllltlllillll 'Tm worried 11l1o11t tlw tliircl 111-t 2. ,Indy L1111d1-11111111 You Q-11ll tl111t t1llf'IltFb 5. Violet NV0rcl1i1-ks 111,111 tl liitlu 3. Pcggy lung: And now 21 1111-ssngc t1'o111 11111' spo11s0r.', 6. 1011111111 Rucldy: How's tliis for 21 front sc'11t'?U 100 LA1 TELEGRAMS BY TELEPHONE You may telephone telegrams, gablegrams, or radiograms to any part of the worldf, We have done just that right here. ADDRESSED TO: Army Air Corps Frank Evitts jim Jones General Motors, Inc. The Pentagon John Schutz Paul Cremo John Ruscavage Annette Quinn Dick Clark Ioyce Hudock Matt Dillon john Kozura Bureau of Missing Persons julian Yupcavage Richard Sukeena Diane Quandel Sherlock Holmes Bob Kopich Gillette Razor Co, MESSAGE: Expect to solo on June 15. Alert all low flying birds. Received your letter and am bringing new noisemaker just for you. Congratulations on election victory to a fellow two- termer. Stranded on way to St. Clair. Please send part im- mediately. Have new plan for space ship. Would like appoint- ment. Iob open as cub reporter. Bring own supply of pencils, Read about your new invention. Does it bite? Pleased to inform you screen test was a success. Pack at OIICC. Critics say play a smash hit. Waiting for your next effort. Thanks for playing my record. You have been chosen as the prettiest nurse on the floor. Would like to apply for job as assistant marshall. Remember how you missed me last November? Where was I before my last trig test? How about a few of your jokes? Parlez-vous francais? Am looking for a new champagne Lady, Are you in- terested? Can you use another member in your red-headed league. Congratulations to our new all-American. Blades ineffective. Please refund money. Secretary of Air Force I want to go home. Unemployment Office Can you get me a job at Annapolis? Garment Workers Union Please send special order of extra-long trousers. Carol Troutman Report for assignment as stewardess: Paris, Flight 27 james Thomas You are our new ambassador to Siberia. Congratula- tions. Penn State University just discovered new math formula. Details follow. N. B, C. Accept position as disc-jockey, Thanks. Woratyla's Taxi Service Hurry! Need ride to Pottsville. Musician,s Union Please O. K. contract to play Steel Pier. Vital Statistics Dept. Please prove we're not brothers. Foreign Legion Have yen to travel. Where do I enlist? SIGNED: Bob Strange Santa Claus Mr. Eisenhower Francis Roscoe jim Michalski Editor, N. Y, Times Patent Office Paramount Pictures Writers Guild Neil Gilbert The Patients Bill Woratyla Peter Rabbit jack Charles Red Skelton General DeGaul1e Lawrence Welk Bill Dabrowney Associated Press jim Kuchinsky Jack Lazarchick Marie Ricciotti Ted Malewicz Pan American Lines State Department JoAnn Pasco Bob Thompson Bernice Macknis Bob Williams Leo and Alex John Lord GX? 101 LITTLE OPERATORS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. l. hllli' Dullami In-lps Illilkl' lIl'l' QLlI'Clt'lI grow. 3. jx.-Kun Palsuu lmppily IIIIITSUS lwr ilflll, 2. .lim -IllIll'5 holds luis XX'Ilitl'-lllbtbitil fl'il'llll. 4. 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Vcglgy llglri smiles prvttily. 102 Qfff THE YELLOW PAGES You can find someone who will sell, fix, make, rent, service, build, or move anything in the yellow pages of the Telephone Directory. Hereis where we prove it! 1. Stoppi Construction Co. We build bridges overnight. No fussing with plans. 2. Quandel Vocal Studio. High C satisfaction guaranteed to all. 3. Iimmy,s Pizza Palace. Users of the secret Salve ingredients. 4. Eisenhower Training School. We turn out presidents. 5. Konkus Business College. Specialists in monkey business. 6. Want to rent a ride-it-yourself horse? Consult Kuchinsky Stables. 7. One slightly dented bass for sale. See Leiningefs Horn Home, 8. Murphyis Insurance Agency. Guard yourself against accidents. 9. Logan's Car Wash. Your paint will never be the same. 10. Troutman's Slenderizing Salon. No job too large for us, 11. Schutz's Men,s Shop. For the best in a vest see us. 12. Stop those pests from ruining your violets! Get Cremo's Insect Bomb. 13. Clinker trouble? Call Klinger Coal Co. More heat, less cash. 14. Kostick's Moving Van. Our service is wife-approved. 15. Feel run down in the heels? Patronize Taglieri's Shoe Repair Shop. 16. Marie's Cleaners. Super-duper spot spotters, that's us. 17. Kozura's Used Cars. Every door especially inspected. 18. Kopich's Record Store. Swanee Riverv, latest hit, 19. Zelinskyis Linoleum Co. Everything for the floor but the floor. 20. Andy's Bakery. There's nothing half-baked about us. 21. Fabulous furs for fashionable females. Visit Schoffstall's Mink F arm, 22. John Todakis Camera Shop. Service that clicks. 23. John Buffington's Jewelry Store. We got time on our hands. 24. Brennan,s Advertising. Let Sparky give you a plug, 25. For expert hair tinting. Visit Ellen Martunas' Beauty Salon. 26. Lipinsky's Bowling Alley. Cushioned alleys for clumsy bowlers. 27. Kasputis, Postal Service. We give stamps that can't be licked, 28. Tom Reilly's Artists Supplies. We sell everything but models. 29. Arrange a loan by phone. Call Honest Ioe Kostura. 30. R. Thomas, Detective Agency, Have gun, will travel. 31. Flugois Drug Store. Specializing in Ceritol for tired blood. 32. Bentz' Shooting Gallery. We never lost a customer. 33. Old ladies in distress? Call jim jones, Scoutmaster. 34. Martunas News Center. We've got everything worth knowing. Q 35. Wythe Secretarial School. Typing, shorthand, and charm courses. Q 36. Want things done right? Engage the Pasco Efficiency Co. 37. Need a course in good manners? Enroll in Gilbert Polishing, Inc. 38. Leonard Sleep Shop. Effective daylight naps guaranteed. 39. Schneider Loan Co. Let the twins double your money. 40. Wasilus Tranquilizers. Take ,em and smile like joe. 41. Patterson and Kruznoski Caterers. Slim meals for the diet conscious. 42. Want he-man muscles? Enroll in Strokelitus, Mr. America Course. 65.9 103 NAME Mary Ann Balitas George Bentz Harold Brennan Iohn Buffington William Buffington Thomas Burns Iohn Charles Basil Cherkis William Chescavage john Chesonis Lorraine Chimchowsky Paul Cremo William Dabrowney Lucille D'Attilio Irene Dolzani Melvin Eisenhower Frank Evitts john Ferenchick Neil Gilbert Margaret Hart Ioyce Hudock Beverly jones james jones Rita Kasputis Patricia Keitsock Margaret King Ronald Klinger Emil Konkus Robert Kopich Ierome Kostick Ioseph Kostura Iohn Kozura Rita Kruznoski Iames Kuchinsky Judith Laudeman Iohn Lazarchick Iohn Leininger Ionathan Leonard Ellen Lipinsky Walter Logan Iohn Lord Bernice Macknis Theodore Malewicz Ellen Martunas Margaret Martunas George Massari Phyllis Mertz Earl Meyers 104 9-15 THE DIRECTORY IS pleasant easy going Sparky talkative speedy quiet neat good looking college bound Chessy shy fun Redv a smiler Renee,' talkative mischievous happy-go-lucky likeable friendly nice good-natured president nonchalant a blonde witty dark musical athletic quiet sociable agressive well mannered tall witty quiet talented reserved comical ChipPy genial cute capable jovial active unnredictable cute blond LIKES sewing hunting sleeping girls drawing the Valley music Cremois to read playing cards to dance to joke basketball to have fun Teddy black Buicks good times baseball singing to talk Working at Acme Braille good marks car rides to have fun baby sitting camping tape recorders sports cars to sleep ivy-league styles Atlantic City football dancing to drive good times silence laughter school adventures Willy sports to talk to gossip girls gYm Mary Ann REMEMBERED FOR nice clothes his quietness quiet Ways his flirting curly hair his bashfulness piano playing his teasing athletic ability his traffic tickets her dimples his pool shooting his laugh her gum chewing salesmanship his mischief his grin pitching ability singing talent sense of humor pretty clothes her smile his leadership short hair her easy smile her humor red Chrysler friendly manner his touchdowns mechanical ability black wavy hair neat appearance politeness his crewcut majorette ability friendliness musical ability quiet nature her jokes taking it easy being quiet infectious giggle walks from the hill her giggle her gum his green truck her smile his politeness NAME Iames Michalski Constance Miles Phyllis Moser Iohn Murphy IoAnn Pasco Patricia Patterson Cecelia Pizzo Diane Quandel Annette Quinn Virginia Raczka Thomas Reilly Marie Ricciotti Francis Roscoe Joanne Ruddy Iohn Ruscavage Iames Salve Harold Schneider Hildred Schneider gnc Schoffstall ancy Schoffstall lphn Schutz athleen Smith Arlene Stefanosky Bernard Stoppi Robert Strange Alex Strencosky Leo Strenkoski Robert Strokelitus Andrew Studlack Sonia Studlack Richard Sukeena Iulius Taglieri Iames Thomas Reynard Thomas Robert Thompson Iohn Todak George Tokonitz Barbara Trasatt Carol Troutman joseph Wasilus Shirley Weissmiller Robert Williams Marv Woodford William Woratyla Violet Worchick Eileen VVythe lulian Yupcavage Edward Zelinsky THE DIRECTORY IS genuine intelligent amiable likeable independent quaint unconcerned blue-eyed petite agreeable cooperative pretty patient easy going bashful hefty rarely heard quiet likeable sweet well mannered popular short studious tall polite quiet Stroker ambitious sociable good-looking genial shy changeable Nobby carefree Tokey cheerful slim good-natured charming friendly pleasant handsome nice attractive lots of fun husky LIKES good times the boys the Spotv basketball sub-sandwiches hygiene to laugh to drive Italian food everything to draw nice clothes wood shop people English class spaghetti Cremois P. O. D. English pizza pie German classes a cute boy Bobby football sharp clothes M. L. T. dancing athletics chem classes good times sports steak platters basketball the opposite sex dancing Cremo's cars nursing to sing hunting snow ball battles drums to have fun Bunny fun popular music school holidays to talk REMEMBERED FOR corny jokes her school work quiet manner basketball talent her intelligence her blush soft voice cheerleading ability long hair her slim figure artistic talent her laugh his good looks quietness his school spirit Football ability being a twin her long, black hair her stylish clothes her pleasant ways his baked biscuits her forgetfulness her giggle being reliable his quiet ways his tall build curly hair his guard spot stage hand her neat appearance athletic ability his trips to Cremo's his witty remarks his jobs his trips green DeSoto taking it easy majorette ability her friendly smile friendly manner her pretty eyes his solos her cooperativeness his Plymouth sweet disposition nice disposition taking it easy his hair style Gxt 105 me ffpi THE SENIOR CARD PARTY Tlu- zuuuuul Sc-uiui' Curci Party was luilcl ou XVi'Cilll'Sll2ly. l l'iDl'llll!'y llltli zluci lmmlw ull prcxious i't-Q-Unis iu uttciiirlzliicc' wlwu 870 guvsts wvrc- svlwcci and t'utt'i'tz1iiu-cl. About 275 oi' this uuuilu-r pluym-tl liiugo iu tlu' Study llull, whitn- tllv i'c'iuuimlc'i' iiillc-cl tlu- gym tu vzipzwity :lt tlui caucl tzlliivs, lQx'm'y svuioi' wus busy: tliv boys tultiug czlrv of tlui cluur. ruuuiug tlu' bingo gzuiivs. Zllld in-lpiug tim Lfiris with tluf dum' prifvsg tilt' girls svrviugg l'4'iil'l'SlllIl4'lltS, svlliug Ckllldy. uucl ciistl'ilultiugti1t' prixvs. ,N Clucss Klzllw wus cimmtt-mi by XI21l'il' liicciotti. zltti'zlctix'c cviuxiiiic usli traits ws-rm' insult' as tznblt' prize-s In Sliirim-x' NY:-issiuillci' uucl lrm-uv Dolzuui, coal tlmmtt-tl by xairious cuiupgiuius wus rflmucm-tl oil. Lund st-xviity-two mewcliziiits providvd vuliiulilt- dum' prius. Thv iittuir was ll mica-ms from vwiy aiigle. and that senior c-up tm' higlwst ticket sale was awmcieci to Room 12. 1 9 6 0 S ADVERTISING We take this oppor- tunity to thank the many generous subscribers rep- resented in the pages that follow. 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I I I x X x I 1 I . I I I . . , I I I I I I I I I I I I : 235 Carbon Street Minersville, Pa. I I I - I I I I 110 LID W G OBE HALL Wednesday and Saturday Nlghts The Wollds Fmest MUSIC 8 45 to 11 45 350 Tax mcluded Q--1-11.1 I I 1 I II' ' Y f I I Lwiur , I ,uf I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I , I I . I I I I . , ' - n . . I . . I I CC n p 7 , 3, I M1ll61'SV1l16S Popular Dancmg Spot I I I - I I 5 I I W I I I Q I 'LI'-5 I I I I I I I I I Q I I I I I I I I I I I ------..-----..---.,----,,-----,,,,,,,,- --.I C-EJ 111 H R EI III I I li 'I-I-: : :-I-I-I-:-I-IH:-I-I-512-I - VINCENT P. NAGLE REALTOR - INSURANCE BROKER ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE PROPERTY SALES AND MANAGEMENT 133 Sunbury Street IN1iIl6I'SVill6, Pa Phone' L14-2272 Compliments of DR. V. MIKATAVAGE Minersville, Pennsylvania CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 AND ' BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS IN THE COMING YEARS I ISBN 112 210 w MINERSVILLE LECION POST NO. 544 Minersville, Pa. C0 nplfments of SOPHIA S BEAUTY SALON '' 'i I I I I I A I I I . 1 I I ' I 'cThe Latest In Half Styhngv 510 Sunbury Street Millersville, Pa. Phone LI 4-4511 RITZEL FUNERAL HOME 428 Sunbury Street Minersville, Pa. Phone LI 4-2628 GX-9 113 11111111---11111 Q---1 MINERSVILLE HAT CLEANING All Kinds of Leather and Gentlemenfs Hats Cleaned and Reblocked Panama Bleaching - Our Specialty We Guarantee Our Work Established 1919 309 Sunbury St. Minersville, Pa Phone LI 4-2801 P. P. ZAHARIS, Prop. Compliments of SCOTT,S SUNOCO STATION Minersville, Pa. Compliments of ADAM,S CLEANERS M1H6fSV1ll6 Pa CLIFF STARR CROCERY Phone LI 4-2639 Llewellyn Pa RICHARD D BUSH GROCER Llewellyn Pa I ne Street MIHCTSV Compliments of D ATTILIO S CAFF Compliments of YAKUBONIS CLEANERS M1nersv1lle Llewellyn I-hghway Phone LI 4 4733 M1H6fSV1ll6 Pa Pottsvll CHARLIES PIZZA 81 SUB SHOP PIZZA SUBS Free Delivery 1714 W Market Street le Pa Phone MA 2 3609 . . 9 ' I 1 - I I I I I I I I I . I : , , I J I I . . I w ' 2041, ll,Pa. I I I I A I I I , I . I I I A if 77 C4 77 I : . . . cc . as I I . . H ' I ' 7 - , I - I I I 7717L1777i1i117i1 114 LID Congratulations To The Class Of 1960 Compliments of Minersville Office Miners National Banlz Pottsville, Penna. The Bank at the Clock Always Has Time For You GX: 115 I 4 fa K ' ' i JOHN L. CONRAD SONS INC. O O O O O ,O O Brainy Lumber -- Millwork People V Port Carbon, Penna. Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of IOHNNYS RESTAURANT For The Best In Foods 256 Sunbury Street Minersville, Pa. Congratulations and Compliments To the Class of 60 THE CRYSTAL COAL CO. Quality White Ash Coal Buck Run Pa Operated by Joe Dando PHONE LI44817 Mllk M1Ik Products Ice Cream ROTHERMELS DAIRY MIHSISVIIIC Pa CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 DR HUGH 1 CURRAN 1--Q1--1--1 5 , . I I I s 1 I -- -- I I I , I I I I . . I 3 ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . . I I I I I ,,,,,,--,--.,...,, -- -..-------..-.,- ---I GNP 117 Congratulations To the Class of 1960 DR.A.J.LAND Compliments of LAUDEMAN,S SERVICE STATION Llewellyn, Pa. Compliments of LUKE HEINBACH Llewellyn, Pa. Congratulations To the Class of 1960 uREDv1AMEs POMEROY,S SCHUYLKILL COUNTYS GREATEST AND FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE Since 1887 Pottsville, P CONGRATULATIONS! LAZARCHICK,S Minersville, Pa 118 Q10 ROY TH ON I Compliments of DIRENZO FLORISTS INSURANCE THAT SATISFIES Phone LI 4-3653 219 N' Fifth St' Minefwiuea Pa- 466 Sunbury Street Miuersville Pa I Complzments of Complzments of AL SHRUPSKY CLERVANT C. ARTZ CIGARS ICE CREAM Pme H111 St MIDCISVIIIC Pa Tel MA 2 3480 Steel Offzce Equzpment OFFICE EQUIPMENT Complfments of Slnce 1913 S M EVANS M Bt A KOHUTKA Authorzzed Royal Typewrzter Agency Typewnters Rented and Revflffed 516 LEWIS Street Mmersvllle Pa 401 E N0fW6g1al1 St Pottsv1lle Pa COAL HAULING HARVEYS PHARMACY Phone LI42005 MIIICTSVIIIC Pa IOHN DERESKEVICH Ph G - I - . I . , . I . I I I I - - - I ' I ' I . I I I I I O I I I - - I . . I P 1 n 1 , . . . I . . , . I I I I I I AL BENDINSKY Compliments of I I I , I I I I n v I - , . , . . I I I I ---..-----...-------..-..- -..-..-..---..------,,-,----I GX! 119 Compliments of BEN CITTLE MAN Quality Footwear Minersville Pottsville MILLER Chevrolet -- Dodge 22nd and West Market Streets Pottsvrlle Pa Phone MA 2 9891 C ornplrrnents of MESSNER 61 HESS Novelty and Hardware Store Mmersvrlle Pa DON SHANDRI NEWS AGENCY 150 Sunbury Street Drstrzbutor for all leadmb clazly and Sanclay newspapers rn Mrnersvrlle Area Some of my frnest earners graduate from Mmersmlle Ioznture each year , . I I I I . I I I I I I I 1 I I I ' ' , f. I I I I I I I I I I I I I . . A .U . . . . . I I I ,gtg-1--nan-an-1:1nuts:111:11-1-1111-11-11111111 C, R0 QOSZ Hote Q Restaurant Under New Ownershlp Featuring the Finest Seafood Chops and Steaks 111 the Anthraute R6g1011 LOMSKI and FRANK 1 1 gf 2 GX-9 121 Compliments of SKINKUS STORE New Castle Street Minersville, Pa, ROEHRIG,S BAKED GOODS DELIVERY SERVICE 204 North St. Minersville, Pa. Compliments of TOBIN,S BARBER SHOP 1022 W. Market Street Pottsvllle P1 CHAN CE,S GRILLE Pottsville-Llewellyn Highway SEAFOOD Phone LI 4 2860 DICKS CAFE 251 Laurel Street DELICIOUS PIZZA PIES C omplzments of ESSO SERVICENTER ADAM OCHS Prop Sunbury and Westwood Sts Phone LI 4 3892 MIHCTSVIII AT YOUR BEAUTY SERVICE MILDRED I SEMANCHICK 251 Spruce Street IVIIDCTSVIIIG Pa Phone LI 4 2709 C ELBERT1 and ASENAVAGE MEN S SHOP '39 Sunbury Street Mlnersvrlle P 103 Maru St Schuylkrll Haven Pa - I I I I . I a I I I I I ,- I I . I : -' ' ',Pa. I I I I I I I I I , I . I g .. 2. ,. I I . . ' I '... .3 7- I I I. 1111111g1g11111111111111g11111 1111111111111111 122 1.2.3 DIRENZO COAL COMPANY Premium Anthracite Phone LI 4-4743 CHARLES B ADUKAITIS Road Contractor PAVING SIDEWALKS PLAYGROUNDS PARKING AREAS EQUIPMENT RENTAL Telephone 1791 494 North Pme Street Frackvllle Pa I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I . . I I I I J 3 5 I I , I I I I I I . 4 . I 3 ' ' I I I I I I I ,Qt g-1--ggg11 znnzz znzmrnnrrrtvr 1 1 1 111- GNP 123 Compliments of THELMA BONKIS BEAUTY SHOP THELMA BONK, Prop. 14 Westwood Street Minersville, Pa. IACOB S. REED IRON WORKS Builder And Erector of Fire Escapes Steel Chairs, Handrails, Fences, Window Guards, Gratings, Gates, Etc. ANYTHING MADE TO SPECIFICATIONS Pine Grove, Pa. Pho11e FI 5-3231 C omplzments of ED REEDYS SERVICE STATION Phone LI 4 2076 Llewellyn Pa BLU TAVERN Fred and Evelyn MRSSRTI HOME OF GOOD FOOD Pottsvllle Llewellyn H1g,hw'1y Route 209 Telephone LI 4 2819 I I I I I . I I I I 9 I I I I - I 7 l I I I I I I I I I Q I I I I I I . - . r K I I - I I L 1111111111i11111111i1111i1111111111111111111 124 119 WOODWARD Roofing SHEET METAL WORK GUTTER Ib SPOUTING FABRICATING DUCT WORK Phone MA 9 3670 Pottsv1lle Pa ----------.---.--.--I--1 NATIONAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS L01 en E. johnson Phones TA 8 4524 CH 7 2524 Box 56 Lafayette H1ll Pennsylvama Wade L Johnson Phone KI 5 6833 7558 Red P1ne Road Harrlsburg Pennsylvanm THE SPORT SHOP 5 East Hlgh Street THE C B DOLCE VVomelsdorf Pa Dzstrzbutors For M acGREGOR Westport COUIICCIQICUI . SPALDING Represented by ADIRUNDACK MR F X MCGOVERN 0 U S RUBBER O BIKE WEB CO 3220 Lmcoln Clrcle S O BOTWIN JACKETS Allentown Penna ATHLETIC UNIFORMS And EQUIPMENT FOR ALL SPORTS Telephone HE 3 2469 -- I : - ' I I . I I I . - -. I , I I I , I I : , I I -- ', . , ' I I . , .L I I I I I as I I I I I I I I l U Q I I I ' ' . . I Chem1oals for Mamtenance I . . I I . I 7 I g , I I . I I . n n 1 I I ' ' . . I a 'Q I ' I 7 . I I u I ' ' I I I I I I ------------..----,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,-,,,,,-,,,,,,.I ex.:125 PINE CREEK COAL CO. Main Street Spring Glen Phone OV 2-3967 BOB SHEIPE Office Supplies and Equipment UNDERWOOD SALES AND SERVICE 117 W. Norwegian Street Pottsville, Pa. MYRON GREEN Electric and Acetylene Welding PORTABLE EQUIPMENT VVilling Street Phone LI 4-4797 Llewellyn, Pa. Quality Since 1887 REILEY,S STORES, INC. MAYTAG, FRIGIDAIRE, IRONRITE AUTOMATIC WASHERS, DRYERS if IRONERS Authorized Sales and Service TELEVISION - PHILCO - RCA COLOR TV 200 N. Centre Street MA 2-3221 Pottsville, Pa. 126 L19 A. VESSOTSKIE Good Footwear For 'llie Entire Family Mi ie sville P-1. SWATARA COAL COMPANY Cone Cleaned Coal Phone LI 4-4503 Miiersville Pa. WASHINGTON HOTEL Seco ld aid S bi ry Streets 'VI nersville P We Specialize In Platters and Cater To Funeral Dinners Complzmentv of A Friend w Ir , I I J I I I I I I I . . I I I llll l ll , 21. I I I . . . I ' I I I I I I I I I I - I ' I I I I - I I I I I I ,,,,,-,---.,-.,,,---,.----..------- ..----....-----J GXQ 127 Congratulations to the Graduates Compliments of M1nersv1 e a e Deposlt Bane 7 'll I ' 1 K 81 P COAL COMPANY Low in Ash, Low in Price, High in Fusion Phone Minersville Llberty 4-2212 I I I I . . I I I I I Premium Anthracite : I I I I I I I I I I I D. A. BARNES, HARDWARE Wholesale Distributors 455 East Broad Street Hazleton, Pennsylvania GL:-Idstone 5-6385 - 4-3422 Gw 129 BEST WISHES INDIAN HEAD COAL COMPANY TREMONT, PA. Dial MYrtle 5-6131, and order your Winter supply of first quality Anthacite Coal LANCASTER PHOTO ENGRAVING CO Printing Plate Manufacturers I ricaster P I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I . . I I I I : Ju , a. I I I I I I I I I - --1-n: snrrrrrrtrr 111111 Svvu znzszz I SOLID GEORGE EVANS 61 CO., INC. Superior Uniforms NEW AND LARGER FACILITIES 116 North 7th Street Philadelphia, Pa Compliments of SCHUYLKILL CAS COMPANY Pyrofax Cas Distributor Frackville, Pa. Complzments of H A BERKHEIMER ASSOCIATES Bangor Pa FRANK A THORNTON School and Athlet1c Suppl1es I I I I . I I I I I . . I I I I a ' I I I I I I I I I - I I I . . I - I I I Shamokin, Pa, : I I I GXJ 131 'tl 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 132 RID Compliments of ALEX ROLINITIS SCHWALMIS RESTAURANT FALKOVVSKPS USED CARS Brunchdale, Pu. Phone LI 4-4623 Compliments of Pine Grove, Pa. Phone FI 5-2035 RIZZARDIIS CAFE Compliments of IECKIS SERVICE STATION Pine Grove, Pa. Phone F15-3973 ABRAM'S BLUE FRONT STORE 18 Sunbury Street Minersville, Pa. C ompliments of AUS PLACE Sunbury Street Minersville, Pa. Compliments of N I C H A E L , S 461 North Street Minersville, Pa. APPLEBYIS SERVICE STATION Llewellyn, Pa. Compliments of IOE AND ANN MACARIOIS CAFE New Location Cor. N. Dela. Ave. dz Lewis St. SEAFOOD - SPAGHETTI - SUBS Compliments of DP1. ROBERT P. BORAN Minersville, Pa. Compliments of SMITH STUDIO City Hall Block Pottsville, Pa. Phone MA 2-4550 --.--.n----'-nn-.----1---an---1---nn-1 1-.gg--gn---1 Compliments of Compliments of TONY,S BARBER SHOP HOLAHAN 228 Laurel Street Minersville, Pa. SERVICE CENTER Compliments of Compliments of A FRIEND BALL LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of Compliments of GEORGE REED, Jeweler D,ATTILIO,S BARBER SHOP 434 Sunbury Street Minergville, Pa, 444 Sunbury Street Minersville, Pa. I Ph0I1C L14-2296 Phone LI 4-2495 Compliments of BETH MAR BEAUTY SALON BETTY MENDINI Phone LI 4 3281 Compliments of RAY H ARTZ Pottsvllle Llewellyn Hlghway Phone LI 4 4183 Compliments of MRS HOVVARD SALADA AVON PRODUCTS Compliments of A FRIEND TROUTMAN S CAFE DELICIOUS FOOD and EXCELLENT DRINKS Phone LI 4 2780 Llewellyn Pa ARTISTS EMBLEM CO Soudersburg Penna Manufacturers of I I I . , I I I I ' I I . - . ' I I I , I I I I I I e I . , I I , - I n I I I PINS - RINGS - MEDALS - KEYS, Etc. : C6 I 19 I - I 7 ' , v I C 7 I ---,-,,,,,,--,.-,.-.,-....., -.........--------..-...---..- -I Phone LI 4 4185 Llewellyn Pa Dependable Quality 7 M1le East of Lancaster on Route 30 me 133 Compliments of BILL GUDELUNAS Compliments of LEE IEWELERS 228 Sunbury St. Minersville, Pa Store Phone MA 2-6680 Compliments of Baseball, Basketball, Football, and Gym Equipment - Class Hats dr Caps CHI CHYS KEN R. HUFF, Prop. : 307 W. Market St. Pottsville, Pa. Congratulations! LAZARCHICK,S Primrose, Pa. REMBRANDT BEAUTY ACADEMY ELIZABETH CILLESPIE, Prop. 415 S, Centre St. Pottsville Phone MA 2-3069 P WILLIAM J. PURCELL INSURANCE - ALDERMAN I 812 Mahantongo St. Pottsville, Pa. Phone MA 2-4048 Compliments of ROYAL LUNCH GUS HANTZES, Prop. Phone LI 4-2803 Congratulations tothe Class of '60 The First National Banlz o Minersvi e Pa. The Oldest Natlonal Bank 1n Schuylklll County I ll, Q E Compliments of TO SATISFY THAT THIRST RUTH'S SHOPPE ig' 51 L L A , S CHILDRENS WEAR A N D Y 156 s 1111 bury st. Miuersville, P For Prompt Service can Phone LI 4-2142 L14-4716 Minersville, P Compliments of WEISSINGER FUNERAL HOME Millersville, Pa. Compliments of M A T T , S WHERE YOUTH IS SERVEDv 111-113 E. Norwegian Street Pottsville, Pa. IDA ALTMAN,S DRESS AND SPORTSWEAR 225 Sunbury Street Miuersvill e, Pa Compliments of K I E F E R , S POULTRY - EGGS - APPLES Hegins, Pa, Compliments of ANN CANF1ELD,S BEAUTY SHOP Third and Sunbury Sts. Minersville, Pa. Congratulations to the Graduates JOHN DUTCAVICH FUNERAL DIRECTOR Minersville, Pa. 136 116 BOTT'S AUTO PARTS Compliments of PARTS AND EQUIPMENT MACHINE SHOP A FRIEND Millersville, Pa. Compliments of MORGAN 61 HALCOVAGE H. R. KNAPP Br SON LEATHER GOODS INSURANCE AGENCY 240 Sunbury Street Millersville, Pa. Phone LI 4-3289 Phone MA 2-6400 202 S. Centre St. Pottsville, Pa. BEST YVISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 FROM TONY RUSSIAN JOHN KOZURA GARAGE Used Cars 610 W. Sunbury Street Minersville, Pa. Phone LI 4-2037 GXJ 137 Im f I WM WL 'Y ff 'Z MW ' l O 76' Mfg' KW JJ-X QW , WM H ff :- ,,.. v ,,.. .. i,,.-- -- . ..... - 1 U I OV CONGRATU ONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 EST W FC SUCCESS IN THE COMING YEARS W W M I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 188 S19 I, 'I , THE MINERSVILLE AMVETS Melvin Brown Post 72 235 Sunbury Street Phone LI 4-3807 Compliments of UPDEGROVESS STORE 200 North Street Minersville, Pa. BOHORAD,S Pottsvilles Favorite Store For Men CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 . BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 BELL ELECTRIC Electrical Construction Bt Repairing Phone LI 4-3475 R. D. it 2, Box 527 Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of THE CLUB HOUSE One of Schuylkill Countyis Greatest Restaurants 470 Sunbury Street Phone LI 4-4877 Minersville, Pa. Compliments of LAPPEN,S DEPARTMENT STORE 217 Sunbury Street Minersville, Pa. 'eStore of Exclusive Fashionsn --1qm-g---111-gg---.-11-.-gg---11----.1-141-l C133 139 ll a xy il Y 'E' QL' M1 Yi val if N VV rjifqkdhlil mfg! wvl It ry I v5 N, K ti. 2 QE tr' vw gy' W Q 'WN i ni ' if : ' L R -h w X I ,Q if 5 Nj ' .1 '3 3 T 1 1 L T 511 ZTliiii1i11i7l77111 1777 7 7 1 1 1 V V' I ,, ay S 1 3, f P, , 3 W1 EEG?-SHIEEPHE SW FRAN'S HAT SHOPPE , ' I ' 31 NHUTH Kg? , ' ll Pl U S Q 5 HATS, GLOVES, JEWELRY and BAGS r A -'e' eCwi in agllzincs, Oys ant .tatwnery ,WW'lM7S22'l'fl6'bGI1 ' T iS' N X 1 U AW Gly, 1 If . 4MinjAf!Sviue, Pa, 1536 Sunbury Street MlHSISVlll6, Pa X J 3 -19-I-A . 12:41 F JL up I fy it 'X Lf s A A , i 1' if I , 1- I . if Sf! 16,13 ,gif gf' Bgpl xviglsf-S to T iillagjzlof 1960 MARYLS BEAUTY SHOP , ri' I W. ,A , , . ly J gVRlj'lgDElvIlBUSH ,KJXSREAM CO. 129 Sunbury Street : Ll' 142,51 Arcyl St. J Ashland, Pa. Minersville, Pa. lm NQLLJ vll I' M: lv? J I VJ 1 if I Ji I F CHARLES DIMMERLING CRABURICK'S GROCERIES . , J Xl' flu UPOTTSVILLE FASHION CENTERU QUALITY MEATS ff A , , , FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES EMU. V fp' MENS AND BOYS CLOTHING ICE CREAM, CANDY, TOBACCO I, MF : 17 E. Norwegian St. Pottsville, Pa. phone 114-4179 Primrose, Pa S W I 1' ul ' pill, N' Compliments of Swv : Compliments of HENN-TS CAFE 5 : h DR. JOSEPI5Xt A- BENDINSKY 21 Sunbury Street Minersville, Pa , ,ff Phone LI 4-5156 I Y 'J 1 I fl , I 'M lf A I 'YD ,ff 3219 15.1 I - -l - i. ' f . : ' Compliments of Y, ' 1 X- Dj U li . -, N 'H M 55' WJ U i n V556 Nfycentw,-1 tn MJ r Bmtsgillba Ra' r CLEANERS ,XJ l1 . I buff' Ax, 'B F ii. Xi 1' : Ui P1-,O NIA?-5.2852 gi 200 Front Street Minersville, Pa sy 2' -A I fr -NNJ KJV I O -. N51 I I I I 'S lk f I AQ 5 gd I X-if A Compliments of J : Compliments of I MAURER BRUS. I I I ., , BOTTLE GAS SERVICE I DR. Y ALIBUS I : Minersville and Schuylkill Haven I 1 .................... .... .. ............... L ..... 140 LID L . Q , ' L ' A71 R. PI ul I ,. .A v , K: , M, fr. Q, CONGRATULATIONS y '. CLASS OF ,GO S. S. WEISS 'T , f 1.0, a , ., .'1,' ' - K K 7 .'I ITV' . I I L' f I 'f2,, .5 Y I Gzfts Madc For All Occaszons 642655 ELSIES CERAMIC 'SHOP FAVORS NOVELTIES GREENWARE SUPPLIES KILNS ETC ELSIE SNIELTZ Hegnms P1 Phone OVerbrOOk 2 3454 J THE COCA COLA BOTTLINC CO I OF POTTSVILLE CONGRATULA7 IONS GRADUATES No matter what your future Zzfe may hold nd may It be bountiful THE POTTSVILLE REPUBLICAN ,R SCHUYLKILL COUNTYS GREATEST NEWSPAPER TELLS MORE SELLS MORE DOES MORE I I E - I I I . , V- ' I , I L I I IIAUIQMAIK IIC. Il. U. PAY. Ulf. I - - I - I 'U - ' I ' ' li - ' I I 7' K-F A I L 7 3 L ' , 'Qi i . I ffl? , 1 II. ' I l K.: I If I' I I I I I I I I , , I Q I J I I ' . . I N I, 1 Q55 , I l .y T? Y Nw it I ' , V '7 5. 7 PS2 : U I' I M my ,E RQ A I . , . 'K . 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