Minersville High School - Eleusinia Yearbook (Minersville, PA)

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KH N 4 Wx , . f , M M r A A if ' ff' 1 'N' ' i' ' , 1 :Ga wx earbook Editor-in-chief, Senior Class President, Student Council Preside THE ELEUSINIA PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1969 MINERSVILLE AREA HIGH SCHOOL IVIINERSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA The Faces of Minersville Area High , ,MA ' 'w l S X Qi 'Xx,4 Foreword The faces of Minersville Area High School are many and varied, changing in expression from moment to moment and reflecting the curiosity, excitement, happiness, or dismay which that moment evokes. We hope that this volume of the Eleusinia has succeeded in catching in some measure this ever-changing kalei- doscope of faces in our school family. Table of Contents INTRODUCHON U. H ELEUSINIA,STAFF ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY . SENIORS ....................... UNDERCLASSMEN H. H ORGANIZATIONS .... . . FOOTBALL ........ .. BASKETBALL .H .U VVRESTLUNG ... .H BASEBALL... .H FEATURES... ... PATRONS ...... . . . AUTOGRAPHS . . . . . . The Eleusinia taff ADVISERZ JEAN C. WIEST EDITORS: .loan Batutisg Ronald Millerg Gaynell Rowlands: Beverly Unell, Editor ADVISER: Miss .lean Wiest in-chiefg Richard Radag Nancy Hutskog Paul Torolag Sally Thomas EDITORIAL STAFF Jean Rutecki Anita Oswald ,lean Bednar Janet Lazarchick Michael Laudeman David Eisenhower Elaine Hutsko Albert Bobinas Robbin Trezise Maureen Horan Ronald Rowlands Lee Woodford Coleen Calderone Michael Urenko gn., K 2 1- ,.. - Feature editors look over the Prom. SPOUS editors Piflk 3 S1101- BUSINESS STAFF Dolores Weiner .lean Sharon Judith Crodis Olwyn Beatty Diane Beach Bonnie Quandel Mary .lean Holige Nancy Magic Karen Fetterolf Ilona Hirsch Virginia Wythe Ellen Reynolds Has everybody got thirty words? w Fwsyfx Whose file card is this? we X I Three heads are better than one! We even worked at night! ui' X a 1 ,Au , . 4 .1 a'-i'HEVV'1 I New Jena . NT- 1. 11 511111. '- ' JJ? ' , 5':1MfU' 1 '. , :!3.?,.'g. 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MJ Q. fVfi'31f1 f ' --N ADMINISTRATION AW FACULTY - 4 Administration ASSOCIATE SUPERINTENDENT William J. Murphy B.A., lVl.A. SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE To the Class of I969: Today, when many taken-for-granted values are being seriously questioned, young people, as perhaps never before, are being asked to mint for themselves the coins of conduct and conviction. You have reached an age and a development at which this task is upon you. It is my earnest wish that your coinage will be sound, that it will include kindness and integrity, and that it will be used to bring you a life of achievement and fulfillment-two of the chief components of happiness. J . I - ,... ,- - iii' ' L ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Al R. Callaghan BS. IVI. Joseph Brady BS., lVI.A. Seated: Mr. Sorokach, Mr. Tracey, Mr. Bush, Mr. Ryan. Standing: Mr. Tuson, Mr. Parker, Mr. Cherrybon, Mr. Breen Mr Elbertl President ...... Vice-P resident .... Secretary ..... Treasurer . . Mr. Walter Breen Mr. Richard Bush Mr. Michael Cherrybon Mr. Paul A. Elherti BOARD OF EDUCATION OFFICERS MEMBERS Mr. Walter J. Tuson OFFICE STAFF Mr . Frank D. Parker Mr. Mr Mr. Frank D. Parker Mr. Walter J. Tuson . Alphonsus G. Tracey . Mr. John Sorokach Harold Campion Mr. John Sorokach Mr. Alphonsus G. Tracey Mrs. Alma Miss Janet Mrs. Marie Miss Roseann DIISS Donna Brennan Bettinger Larkin Close F mok ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss Margaret Jenkins Mrs. Agnes Artz Miss Mary Murphy Miss Jean Wiest Miss Mary Slavinsky Mr. Thomas Nevils Faculty MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mr. Lewis Achenbach Mrs. Alma Johnston Mrs. Carolyn Warner Mr. Herbert Spangler SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr M r . Jerome Purcell . Raymond Green Mr. Peter Droskinis Mr M r . George Bach . Gerald Dalton SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMEI' Mr. Robert Connelly Mr. John Duffy Mrs. Blanche Cullather Mr. John DiNunzio Miss Anna Brennan Mr. Joseph Brennan Mr. Albert Sobolesky ,ANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Miss Mary Knapp Miss Leona Lovelick NDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Bernard Lubinsky Mr, Andrew SuIy1na I I I i SCHOOL NURSES 3 Miss Anna Supernavaae I Mrs. Kathryn Jenkins Miss Helen Halcovage Q GUIDANCE COUNSELOR I Mr. Kenneth Schneck I LIBRARIAN 1 Miss Theodora Lisoski DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Paul Donahue I I I I I I I BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrs. Bernadette Russial Mr. Paul Lohin Miss Aleitha Lord Mr. John Balitas HOME ECONOMICS Miss Josephine Grabusky MUSIC Mr. Lawrence Koch ART Mr. Edward Wirigaris PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Irene Sidoriak Mr. James Boran x Q 'MQ M,-av 1 f I f---,bfaiizls I.. L,-3 CLASSES . If' J . .. w-,W -A WAYNE D. ALFANO Student Council 191, Flag Committee f121, Committees 1111 Tall senior .... who has .... many friends . . .. a happy personality .... and an enthusiasm for hunting .... popu- lar boy .... who can be seen .... driving his Mercury . . .. talking with ,loe and Randy or just having a good time .... amiable .... carefree .... Wayne. LINDA M. ANDRESCAVAGE 1 Chorus i101 Q111 f121, Programs C91 f101 General student .... who possesses .... long blonde hair . . . . soft brown eyes . . . . and a pleasant smile . . . . quiet girl .... who is .,.. shy .... very soft-spoken .... and often late for school .... friendly senior .... who is ..,. casual .... and polite .... Linda. 'D E , 3. 4. Jfwssf? .. . ii 1 , ...X ELLEN MARIE ARTZ White 81 Blue f101 f111, Band Announcer f121, Chorus i101 f111 f121, Library Assistant f101 f111 f121, Usher 1111, Programs Q91 H01 Q111, Future Nurses Club C111 f121, Committees 1101 f111, Chess Club f111 1121, Drama Club U21 Red-haired senior .... who has .... the unusual nickname of Sylvia .... a position as usher .... and an interest in a certain boy .... ' polite miss .... who .... possesses a yellow Malibu .... plans a career in teaching .... and is always ready to try something new .... friendly .... sociable .... Ellen. CHRISTINE E. BABILYA NEDT Award 1101, White Sz Blue 1101 1111, Chorus 1101 1111 1121, Programs 191 1101 1111, Future Nurses Club 1111 1121, Future Homemakers of America 1101, Drama Club 1121 Quiet senior .... who can be found .... talking with Alana .... working with the Youth Corps .... or smiling her quiet smile .... member of the academic section .... who has .... a place on the honor roll .... many friends .... and plans to become a nurse .... friendly . Q . . capable .... Chris. dvr Basketball Manager Happy, carefree lad talking with Bob Vo-Tech student . . . .. a steady job electrician .... w H ....Iim. JOAN MARIE BATUTIS NEDT Award 1101, National Honor Society 1111 1121, Eleusinia Editor 1121, White 81 Blue 1101 1111, Chorus 1101 1111 1121, Library Assistant 1101 1111 1121, Usher 1121, Braille Club 1111 1121, Junior Garland Group 1111, Programs 191 1101 1111, Future Nurses Club 1111 1121, Committees 191 1101 1111 1121, Drama Club 1121 Intelligent girl .... who can be found .... playing the guitar .... doing expert art work .... or working on the yearbook .... member of the ushers .... who possesses . . . . pretty blonde hair .. . . a flair for clothes . . . . and warm blue eyes .... friendly .... active .... Joan. JAMES N. BAINBRIDGE 191, Programs 191, Committees 1121 ... . who enjoys .... telling jokes . . .. . . . or hunting in the '4Valley,' . . . . , .. who possesses many friends .. . and a hearty laugh .... our future o is easy-going and good natured DIANE L. BEACH Eleusinia 1121, Chorus 1101 1111 1121, Programs 1101 1111, Future Homemakers of America 1101 1111 1121, Business Club 1111 Lively senior .... who possesses .... short brown hair . . . . brown eyes . . . . and a catchy laugh . . . . Vo-Tech student .... who enjoys .... doing ceramics .... being with friends .... and participating in school activities .... our future cosmetologist .... who is .... sociable .... and witty .... Diane. ' LORRAINE A. BEACH Chorus 1101 1111 1121, Programs 1101 1111, Future Homemakers of America 1101 1111 1121, Business Club 1121 Petite senior .... who has .... cute dimples .... ar .neat appearance .... and a pleasant personality .... Vo-Tech student .... who enjoys .... cheeringw at all the games . . chatting with Diane .... and maintaining her good grades .... our future textile designer .... who is .... popular .... and friendly .... Lorraine. OLWYN BETH BEATTY NEDT Award 191 1101, Student Council 1101 1121, Eleu- sinia 1121, White Sz Blue 1101 1111, White 81 Blue Editor 4115, chorus 1101 4115 1121, Library Assistant 1121, Programs 191 1101 1111 1121, Committees 1101 1111, Chess Club 1121, Drama Club 1121 Vivacious senior .... who is .... active in German class . . . . vice-president of the Drama Club . . . . and a Quill and Scroll member .... popular girl .... who enjoys .... doing art work .... making clothes .... and turning in a good job as a yearbook business manager .... intelligent . . . . college-bound . . . . Olwyn. J EAN E. BEDNAR Scholarship Award 1101, NEDT Award 1101, National Hon- or Society 1101 1111,, Eleusinia 1121, White 81 Blue 1101 1111, Chorus 1101 1111 1121, Library Assistant 1101 1111, Usher 1121, Majorettes 191 1101 1111 1121, Head Ma- jorette 1121, Junior Garland Group 1111, Programs 191 1101 1111, Future Nurses Club 1111 1121, Committees 1101 1111, Chess Club 1111 1121, Drama Club 1121 Petite miss .... who has .... a high honor roll standing the position as head majorette and a mem- bership on the yearbook staff .... friendly girl .... who can be found .... studying in homeroom .... discussing a problem with Gaynell .... or working on ceramics .... pleasant .... studious .... Jean. KATHLEEN M. BELAS National Honor Society 1111 1121, Student Council 1101 1111, White 81 Blue 1111, Chorus 1101 1111 1121, Junior Garland Group 1111, Future Homemakers of America 1101 1111 1121, Committees 191 1101 1111, Business Club 1111 Pretty senior .... who has .... long brown hair .... eyes to match .... and a pleasant smile .... Vo-Tech stu- dent .... who enjoys .... being with Eddie .... working at her part-time job .... and driving the Pink Lady .... our future merchandiser .... who is .... friendly and helpful .... Kathy. ROBERT BERGAN Class President 191, Programs 191 Tall boy .... with dark hair and a nice smile .... who likes .... the Youth Corps .... his special girl .... and black sweaters .... quiet fellow .... who gets along in his studies .... rarely seems out of humor .... and en- joys typing .... good-natured .... cooperative .... Bob. CHERYL L. BERNATONIS NEDT Award 191 1101, White Sz Blue 1101 1111, Programs 1101, Future Nurses Club 1111 1121, Committees 191, Dra- ma Club 1121 Quiet senior .... who has .... dark hair .... the nick- name of 4'Be-Bopn .... and a varied wardrobe .... pretty girl .... who can be seen .... with Colleen .... driving her father's car .... or .... going to the Stop and Go .... college-bound .... serious .... Cheryl. ALBERT M. BOBINAS NEDT Award 1101, Class President 1101 1111 1121 Stu- dent Council 191 1101 1111 1121, Eleusinia 1121, White 81 Blue 1111, Football 191 1101 1111 1121, Wrestling 191, Programs 1101 1111 1121, Door Committee 1121, Stage Manager 1101 1111 1121, Committees 191 1101 1111 1121, ' Chess Club 1111 1121 Senior class president .... who is kept busy .... planning class projects .... playing basketball .... or practicing football .... great storyteller .... who is famous for .... his sense of humor .... his straight face .... and his nickname Bobo,' .... capable fellow .... who is intelli- gent .... and college bound .... Albert. ELAINE M. BORINSKY Programs 1101, Future Nurses Club 1111 1121 eg: Cheerful senior .... who possesses .... a lively sense of pg humor .... many friends .... and a pleasant smile .... if Vo-Tech student pursuing a course in chemical laboratory technology .... who is .... active in the F. N. C. . . . . concerned about her marks .... and always ready to help . . . . reliable . . . . friendly . . . . Elaine. MARILYN R. BOSSICK Class Secretary C111, White 81 Blue C101 C111, Chorus C101 C111 C121, Color Guard C91 C101 C111, Football Queen Candidate C121, Programs C91 C101 C111, Future Nurses Club C111 C121, Future Homemakers of America C101 C111 C121, Committees C91 C101 C111, Chess Club C111 Congenial girl .... who likes .... working at the Acme . . . . doing secretarial work . . . . and going shopping . . . . pretty miss .... who is .... a member of the F. N. C. . . . . a sports enthusiast . . . . ancl an F. H. A. member . . . . likable senior .... who is .... popular .... and friendly . . . . Marilyn. ALANA M. BOTEK National Honor Society C111 C121, White 81 Blue C111, Chorus C101 C111 C121, Programs C91 C101 C111, Future Nurses Club C111, Future Homemakers of America C91 C101 Attractive miss .... who is .... a student. at the area Vo-Tech school .... a member of the Future Nurses Club . . . . and a busy student in homeroom . . . . hardworking girl .... who has .... a varied wardrobe .... a pretty complexion .... and a high honor roll standing .... congenial .... intelligent .... Alana. JACQUELINE .l. BOUND Wlxite Sz Blue C111, Chorus C101 C111 C121, Library As- sistant C111, Programs C91 C101 C111. Future Homemakers of America C101 C111 C121, Business Education Club C111, Committees C121 Lively miss .... who .... takes care of the kiln .... , works on the Youth Corps .... and likes to go to the Lake . . . . talkative senior . . . . with a desire to do well .. .. who likes .... to dance .... to paint her ceramics .... and to keep herself busy .... pleasant .... friendly .... Jackie. MARTIN M. BRAZENEC Committees C1 U Husky senior .... who is .... the possessor of .... a con- tagious smile .... a sense of humor .... and an easy- going manner .... care-free lad .... who can be found . . . . relaxing in class . . . . driving his car . . . . or helping out a friend . . reliable .... good-natured .... Marty. JAMES F. BUCHKARIK Basketball Manager 1113 H25 Shy senior .... who hails from Jonestown .... and is .... ' A conscientious .... industrious .... and well-mannered .... commercial student .... who likes .... getting good marks . . . . holding his job as basketball manager . . . . and keep- ing up his grades .... luck to .... studious .... dependa- ble .... J im. JOSEPH A. BRENNAN Student Council f9D fllj, Basketball Manager f9J, Com- mittees f10l fllj U25 Good-natured senior .... who possesses .... a neat ap- pearance .... a friendly disposition .... and a quiet manner .... likable boy .... who enjoys going with a certain girl .... getting good grades .... and driving the family car .... good student .... who is .... pleasant . . . . and friendly . . . . Joe. JOSEPH JOHN BUTENSKY White Sz Blue Q111, Football Q91 Q101 Q111 Q121, Basket- BTBJQ91, Programs Q91 Q101 Q111, Committees Q91 Q101 Happy-go-lucky senior .... who likes .... playing foot- ball .... talking to girls .... and driving his car .... fun-loving fellow .... who is .... a Vo-Tech student ,,,, a constant joker .... and a pep rally performer .... our future plumber .... who is .... happy .... and carefree ....Joe. LINDA E. BUTSKO Student Council Q101, White 81 Blue QIO1 Q111, Chorus QIO1 Q111 Q121, Library Assistant Q101 Ql11 Q121, Pro- grams Q91 Q101 Q111 Q121, Future Nurses Club Q111 Q121, Future Homemakers of America Ql01 Q1l1 Q121, Commit- tees Q101 Q111 Q121, Drama Club Q121 Pretty senior .... who possesses .... long, blonde hair sparkling eyes and a love of fun carefree student .... who has .... a nice personality .... a neat appearance .... and an interest in boys .... active girl . . . . who plans to be a stewardess . . . . and is . . . . happy . . . . and amiable . . . . Linda. M. COLEEN CALDERONE American Legion Award Q81, Student Council Q101 Ql11 Ql21, Eleusinia Q121, White 81 Blue Q91 Q101 Q111, Chorus Q101 Q111 Q121, Library Assistant Q91 Q101 Q111 Q121, Programs Q91 Q101 Q111 Q121, Future Nurses Club Q111 Q121, Committees Q91 Q101 Q111 Q121, Drama Club Ql21 Talkative senior .... who is .... a member of the year- book staff .... treasurer of the Drama Club .... and a participant in many school activities .... Student Council representative .... who has .... an interest in the Navy a career planned in nursing and a smile for everyone .... lively .... ambitious .... Coleen. is I DAVID J. CAZONIE JOSEPH W. CALLAGHAN American Legion Award KSU Friendly lad .... who spends his time .... collecting the absentee slips . . .. talking to Bob or hunting in the 'ss'li Valley', .... member of the bleacher squad who always has .... a good joke .... a happy smile .... or a polite answer . good-natured .... service-bound . . . Joe. Tall fellow .... who hails from Room 7 .... and has difficulty beating the tardy bell .... quiet boy .... who takes the general course .... is cooperative in class . . .. and gets along well with his schoolmates .... soft-spoken senior . . . . who is . . . . attentive . . . . and serious . . . . David. DIANNE M. CHAPOSKY Business Education Club fllj f12J Carefree student .... who possesses a friendly smile .... a variety of attractive hair styles .... and an interest in Jonestown .... our future beautician .... who enjoys talking to Patsy living in the 'cvalleyi' and getting no homework .... friendly .... likable .... Dianne. MICHAEL CONSUCAR Programs 1101 1111 1121 Lively senior .... who is always found .... helping Mr. Lubinsky .... playing his guitar .... or driving a certain car .... assembly performer .... who is interested in . . .. flying planes talking to the girls and re- laxing in class .... unconcerned .... friendly .... Mike. BARBARA SUSAN COSTICK White 81 Blue 1111, Chorus 1101 1111 1121, Programs 1111 1121, FutureVNu'rses Club 1111, Future Homemakers of America 1101 1111 1121, Business Education Club 1111 1121 Quiet senior .... who .... belongs to the F. H. A. . . . . likes to talk to the girls .... and tries to do her best in her studies .... soft-spoken girl .... who has .... a pretty hair style .... an interest in the Glee Club .... and a nice disposition .... friendly .... dreamy .... Barbara. JANE D. CULLEY White 81 Blue 1111, Chorus 1101 1111 1121, Library As- sistant 1101 1111, Programs 191 1101 1111 1121, Future Nurses Club 1111 1121, Future Homemakers of America 1101 1111 1121, Chess Club 1111 1121, Committees 1101 1111 1121, Drama Club 1121 Quiet miss .... who enjoys .... dancing at the Globe . . . . cooking in home economics . . . . and dating a certain young man .... intelligent girl .... who is .... a general student .... a member of the F. N. C. .... and a soprano in the Clee Club .... good-natured .... friendly .... Jane. DOLORES ANN DEVERS Chorus 1105 1115 1125, Programs 195 1105 1115, Business Education Club 1115 1125, Committees 1105, 1115 Quiet girl .... with a quick smile .... the nickname Dee Dee .... and a reserved manner .... Vo-Tech student . . . . who enjoys . . .. being with Mimi and Lydia . . .. going downtown .... and taking rides to Pottsville .... attentive senior .... who is .... attractive .... and amia- ble .... Dolores. SHARON A. DOLZANI NEDT Award 1105, Student Council 195 1105, White Sz Blue 1105 1115 1125, White Sz Blue Editor 1125, Chorus 1105, Library Assistant 195 1105 1115, Usher 1125, Braille Club 1115, Programs 195 1105 1115, Future Homemakers of America 1105, Committees 195 1105 1115 1125, Chess Club 1115, Drama Club 1125 Petite dark-haired senior .... who possesses .... the po- sition as editor of the White Sz Blue .... a membership in the ushers .... and a constant honor roll rating .... friendly girl .... whose tastes run to .... German .... journalism .... and having fun .... likable .... bright . . . . Sharon. COLLEEN K. DONLIN Chorus 1105 1115 1125, Programs 1115, Business Education Club 1115 Pretty senior .... who has .... a clear complexion .... pretty dark hair .... and a neat appearance .... Jonestown resident .... who enjoys .... conversing with Jackie .... cheering at football games .... and going to Vo-Tech .... our future dietician .... who is friendly .... and likable . . . . Colleen. JACQUELINE lVl. DORAZIO Chorus f10j C111 f12J, Programs f9j f10J f11J, Future Homemakers of America Q91 f10j flll, Business Education Club f11J Petite miss .... who possesses .... a fashionable ward- robe .... pretty brown hair .... and a sparkling per- sonality .... likable senior .... who can be found .... talking to her many friends .... working hard in study hall .... or driving her sister's car .... cute .... popular . . . . Jackie. tx IRVIN J. DRYE Flag Committee f12D, Bleacher Squad 1115, Football Q91 HOD fllj f12J, Programs Q93 H101 f11D, Committees U01 1115 Good-natured lad .... who likes .... playing football .... driving his car .... or taking care of the flag .... friendly fellow .... who is .... a hard worker .... a good stu- dent .... and a dependable friend .... best of luck to . . . . quiet . . . . cheerful . . . . lrv. THOMAS EICHENBERG Band Q71 QSJ, Programs f12j, Committees U11 Good-natured senior .... who enjoys .... hunting .... driving his '56 Chevy .... and hearing a good joke .... happy-go-lucky fellow .... who can be found at Reedy's . . .. talking to Randy in homeroom or fooling with the fellows .... easy-going .... happy .... Tom. DAVID EISENHOWER American Legion Award Q81, Fileusinia Q121, Student Council Q101, Band Q71 Q81 Q91 Q101 Q111 Q121, Band President Q121, Dance Band Q81 Q91 Q101 Q111 Q121, Wrestling Q91 Q101 Q111 Q121 Twin-Valley Band Q91 Q101 Q111 Q121,Committees Q111 Q121 Dark-haired senior .... with eyes to match .... who be- longs to .... the band .... the wrestling squad .... and the yearbook staff .... good student .... who will be remembered for .... his witty remarks .... his trig classes . . . . and his studious manner . . . . member of the academic section .... who is .... reliable .... and college bound . . . . Dave. KAREN E. FETTEROLF Eleusinia Ql21, White 8: Blue Q111 Q121, White Sa Blue Editor Q121, Chorus Q101 Q111 Q121, Programs Q101 Q111 Q121, Future Nurses Club Q111 Q121, Future Homemakers of America QIO1 Q111 Q121, Committees Q111 Popular senior .... who is .... vice-president of the F. N. Club .... an excellent student .... and a member of . . . . the F. H. A. . . . . attractive miss . . . . who likes . . . . gym class .... driving her car .... and working on the yearbook staff .... academic student .... who is .... polite .... and pretty .... Karen. RANDALL R. FISH Class Treasurer Q121, Student Council Q91 Q121, White 81 Blue Q101, Football Q91 Q101 Q111 Q121, Basketball Q121, Programs Q121, Committees Q111, Q121 Well-built senior .... with blond hair .... and a great 1 sense of humor .... who is .... a member of the '4Academic Vikingsn .... a good student .... and a class officer .... athletic boy .... who plays football and basketball .... likes to drive his car .... and has the nickname Cohn .... popular .... reliable .... Randy. LYDIA FREW Chorus H101 H111 H121, Library Assistant H101, Programs H91 H101 H111, Future Nurses Club H111 H121, Future Homemakers of America H101 H111 H121, Business Educa- tion Club H111 H121 Congenial girl .... who has .... a flair for new hairdos an abundance of friends and a well-groomed appearance .... pretty miss .... who enjoys .... making her own clothes .... going to the Stop and Go .... and working in ceramics quiet friendl .... .... y.... Lydia. JANET MARIE GAVALIS White 81 Blue H111, Band H111 H121, Chorus H101, Li- brary Assistant H91 H101 H111, Programs H91 H101, Fu- ture Nurses Club H111 H121, Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca H101 H111 H121, Business Education Club H111 H121 Cute senior .... who likes .... studying Data-Processing talking to Linda and attending band practice .. . . very intelligent miss . . . . who always has .. .. the correct answer in class .... a pretty smile .... and a friendly response to everyone .... cheerful .... talkative . . . . Janet. EN' s JACK LOUIS GEORGE Band H91 H101 H111 H121, Band Student Conductor H121, Dance Band H121, Chess Club H111 H121 Well-mannered senior .... who is usually busy .... prac- ticing in the band .... working in wood shop .... or walking his dog .... earnest fellow .... who is always prepared .... very serious .... and very reliable .... de- pendable .... courteous .... Jack. GEORGINE A. GILBERT Chorus 1101 1111 1121, Future Nurses Club 1111 1121, Business Education Club 1111 1121, Committees 1111 1121 Energetic miss who has .... a flair for clothes a long, pretty hairdo .... and an engaging smile .... petite girl ..i. who likes .... riding with Jean .... going to football games .... and talking constantly .... relaxed student .... who is .... friendly .... and easy-going . . . . Georgine. CEORGIANNE GONTARCHICK White Sr Blue 1111, Chorus 1101 1111 1121, Programs 191 1101 1111 1121, Future Nurses Club 1111 1121, Fu- ture Homemakers of America 1101 1111 1121, Committees 1111, Drama Club 1121 Friendly senior .... who likes .... going to dances .... answering correctly .... and riding around in a certain black car ..., serious student .... who possesses .... good grades .... different hair styles .... and a pleasant personality .,.. likable miss .... who is sociable . . . . and cheerful . . . . Georgianne. NANCY JOAN GREENE Chorus 1101 1111 1121, Programs 1101 1111, Committees 1111, Business Education Club 1111 1121, Drama Club 1121 Quiet senior .... who likes to .... talk to Kathy .... play a game in gym .... or read a good book .... commercial student .... who will be remembered for .... her neat appearance .... her cute smile .... and her nice personali- ty .... cheerful .... cooperative .... Nancy. 3 4 IUDITH J. GRODIS Student Council f101, Eleusinia f121, White Sz Blue f111, Chorus H101 1111 C121, Library Assistant Q91 f101, Pro- grams f91 f101 f111 f121, Future Nurses Club C111 f121, Future Homemakers of America C101 C111 f121, Chess Club f111 f121, Committees K111, Drama Club f121 Attractive senior .... who has pretty hair .... a fashion- able wardrobe .... and a warm smile for everyone ..., carefree girl .... who can be found .... driving her car .. .. getting good grades or competently working on the yearbook business staff . 2 . . reliable .... pretty . . . . Judy. MARY ELIZABETH HALEY White Sz Blue f111, Chorus f101 f111 C121, Programs f91 1101 f111, Future Nurses Club f111 f121, Future Homemakers of America f101 f111 f121, Committees C91 f101 f111 f121,Business Education Club f111 Friendly girl .... who enjoys .... driving her brother,s car .... chewing gum .... and working at her new job . . .. petite senior . . . . who is . . . . a Vo-Tech student . . . . a hard worker .... and an F. H. A. member .... our future clerk .... who is .... diligent .... and cheerful I ....1VIary. 1 . if PATRICIA M. HANEY Chorus 1101 KII1, Library Assistant f101, Programs C91 Pleasant senior .... who has .... long, brown hair .... a nice complexion .... and a fashionable wardrobe .... likable miss .... who is .... a library assistant .... a lively talker .... and a member of the Clee Club petite .... sincere .... Pat. MICHAEL RONALD HARDOCK White Sr Blue Q91 HOD, Bleacher Squad Q95 HOD, Pro- grams f9j U01 KID C12J, Business Education Club fllj fI2J, Drama Club KIQJ Quiet, good-looking senior .... who believes in .... con- serving his energy .... looking his best .... and working carefully .... conscientious student .... who possesses . . .. a nice smile . . .. -a sturdy physique and a friendly attitude .... success to .... good-natured .... affable .... Mike. GEORGE R. HEFFNER Basketball QQD, Programs QIQJ if Stocky boy .... who spends much of his time .... talking in Felsburg's .... driving his Chevy .... or chatting with Irv .... cheerful lad .... who is .... always joking with the girls .... walking the halls .. or relaxing in study hall .... happy .... energetic .... George. KENNETH HENDRICKS Committees H115 Jovial fellow .... who has .... an interest in machinery a sense of humor and a friendly personality . . . . easy-going senior . . . . who is . . . . an enthusiastic outdoorsman .... an industrious Vo-Tech student .... and a natural comedian .... our future machinist .... who is .... happy-go-lucky .... and friendly .... Ken. ILONA A. HIRSCH Eleusinia C121, White Sz Blue C111, Majorette Co-Captain C121, Programs C91 C121, Future Nurses Club C111 C121, Committees C111 Cute miss .... who is .... a member of the yearbook business staff .... an excellent majorette .... and a con- scientious student . . .. friendly senior .... who has . . . . stories about her visit to Germany .... a new car .... and a flair for ceramics .... pleasant .... easy-going .... Ilona. MARY JEAN HOLIGE National Honor Society C111 C121, Eleusinia C121, White 8: Blue C101 C111, Chorus C91 C101 C111 C121, Junior Gar- land Group C111, Programs C91 C101 C111 C121, Future Nurses Club C111 C121, Drama Club C121 Hard-working senior .... who has .... pretty blonde hair .... big blue eyes .... and an attractive personality . . . . ambitious student . . . . who belongs to . . . . the Future Nurses Club .... the Glee Club .... and the Eleusinia business staff .... serious .... amiable .... Mary Jean. ANN D. HOLLAND Student Council C101, White Sz Blue C111, Chorus C101 C111 C121, Programs C101, Future Nurses Club C111 C121, Committees C101 C111 Vo-Tech student .... who possesses .... a peaches-and- cream complexion .... a pleasing personality .... and gr pretty, brown hair .... vivacious senior .... who can be found .... talking to Suzy .... dancing at the Globe .... and cheering at football games .... earnest .... nice-to- know .... Debbie. ii MAUREEN M. HORAN American Legion Award C81, Student Council C111 C121, Student Council Vice-President C121, Eleusinia C121, White 81 Blue C111, Chorus C111 C121, Football Queen Candi- date C111, Programs C101 C111 C121, Future Nurses Club C111 C121, Future Homemakers of America C111 C121, Committees C101 C111 C121, Business Education Club C111 C121, Drama Club C121 Pretty lrish lass .... who is .... vice-president of the Student Council .... a member of the yearbook staff .... and an excellent student .... ambitious girl .... with attractive clothes .... a serious attitude toward her school work .... and plans for college .... popular . . . . reliable , . . . Maureen. U Sonya. JOAN ELAINE HUTSKO National Honor Society C111 C121, Student Council C121, Eleusinia C121, White 81 Blue C101 C111, Chorus C101 C121, Usher C121, Junior Garland Group C111, Programs C91, Future Nurses Club C111 C121, Future Homemakers of America C111 C121, Committees C111, Business Education Club C111 C121 Cute senior .... who possesses .... a pretty complexion . . . . a bright blush . . . . and the nickname Dizzy', . . . . good student .... who enjoys way-out music , . . . danc- ing .... or talking to Janet .... Business Education Club member .... who works consistently .... enjoys helping others .... and playing hard in gym .... pleas- ant .... cheerful .... Elaine. SONYA HUSOWITZ Class Treasurer C91 Buslness Education Club C111 12 Quiet senior .... who has an interest in Reading . . . . long dark hair and an attractlve wardrobe a friendly person . vwlth a pleasant smile who likes a good conversation the weekends an driving around . . fun loving mild mannered i ik Chorus 1101 Quiet girl .... who is .... cooperative .... friendly . . . . and a conscientious worker .... general student .... who l likes .... riding to school .... being with Tom .... and doing her best in school .... pleasant .... cheerful .... Wanda. NANCY A. HUTSKO NEDT Award 1101, National Honor Society 110D 1111 112J, Student Council 1101, Eleusinia Editor 1121, White 81 Blue 111l, Chorus 1101 1112 112l, Usher 1125, Junior Garland Group 1111, Football Queen Candidate 1111, Pro- grams 191 1105 1111, Business Education Club 1111 1121, Committees 191 1105 111l 112D Cute, active senior .... who has .... pretty blonde hair blue eyes to match and a variety of clothes . . . . yearbook editor . . . . who likes . . . . doing commercial work .... maintaining a high place on the honor roll v... and ushering at football games .... persevering . capable .... Nancy. WANDA A. KAIRITIS PATRICIA A. KEATING Easy-going lass .... who has .... an Irish wit .... a trim 1 figure .... and a friendly smile .... pretty senior . . . . who is always at Keenan's .... enjoys nothing better than .... laughing .... talking .... and being with her friends .... fun-loving . . . helpful .... Patsy. SUSAN L. KLINE Student Council H101, White 81 Blue H111, Chorus H101 H111 H121, Cheerleaders H91 H101 H111 H121, Programs H91 H101 H111 H121, Future Nurses Club H111 H121, Com- mittees H91 H101 H111, Drama Club H121 Tall senior .... who can be seen .... driving her mother's car .... cheering at a pep meeting .... or generating school spirit .... carefree girl .... who is constantly .... chewing gum .... talking in study hall .... and walking through the halls with Debbie .... spirited .... happy-go- lucky . . . . Susan. LINDA J. KLOUSER Student Council H101, White 81 Blue H101 H111, Band H71 H81 H91 H101 H111 H121, Band Secretary-Treasurer H121, Library Assistant H91 H101 H111, Programs H91 H101 H111, Twin Valley Band H111 H121, Future Nurses Club H111 Hl21, Committees H111 H121, Business Education Club H111 H121, Drama Club H121 Conscientious student .... who possesses .... a quick smile . . . . pretty hair . . . . and many friends . . . . dependable lass .... who can be seen .... talking to Janet .... practicing with the band .... or raising her hand in class . . . . capable . . . . sincere . . . . Linda. ANN MARIE KRAMER Student Council H111 H121, Student Council Secretary H121, White 81 Blue H111 H121, Chorus H101, Library Assistant H101, Football Queen Candidate H121, Programs H91 H101 H121, Committees H111, Drama Club H121 Petite, fun-loving girl .... who is the possessor of .... good grades .... a polished', appearance .... and a sparkling personality .... cheerful lass .... who hails from New Minersville .... has a special interest in a certain boy .... and usually is ready with the right an- swer .... our future teacher .... who is .... popular . . . . and reliable . . . . Ann Marie. FRANKLIN A. KUEHN Class Treasurer KIOJ, Student Council fllj, Football Q91 1102 f11J,C0mmittees U01 fllj H25 Eneregtic senior .... who is constantly busy .... telling jokes .... answering in class .... or walking the halls . . . . fun-loving student . . . . nicknamed Butch', . . . . who V enjoys .... teasing girls .... participating in athletics . . . . or just talking to his friends . . . . friendly . . . . care- free .... Frank. MICHAEL LAUDEMAN Eleusinia f12J, Football f9J HOD, Programs f12J, Door Committee f12J, Committees KID Intelligent senior .... Who is .... an all-year-round sports fan .... a popular fellow with his classmates .... and a part-time worker at Bott's .... member of the yearbook staff .... who enjoys .... talking to the girls .... spend- ing time at the Go-Go .... and doing well in school A .... loyal .... capable .... Mike. JANET LAZARCHICK National Honor Society HOD fllj f12H, Student Council f12j, Eleusinia f12J, White 81 Blue U01 KID, Chorus QIOJ 1121, Usher f12l, Junior Garland Group fllj, Pro- grams CQJ, Committees fllj f12J, Business Education Club U13 C125 Energetic senior .... who is .... president of the Business Education Club .... a student with honor roll standing and a yearbook staff member fun-loving girl . . . . who enjoys . . . . eating candy . . . . being a member of the Glee Club .... and doing well in her school Work . . . . conscientious . . . . likable . . . . Janet. gf f' FRANCIS LENICK Football QI11 f121, Baseball U01 Athletic senior .... who likes .... having fun in gym playing football anytime . . .. or hunting in the fall . . . . hard-working lad . . . . who is . . . . a Vo-Tech student . . ian active participant in class .... and a friendly per- son .... our future mason .... capable .... reliable Fran. RONALD V. LETKO NEDT Award C91 f101, Student Council f91, Football f91 f101 f111 f121,Wrestling f91 U01 f111 f121, Wrestling Captain 1121, Programs f111, Committees f101 K111, Chess Club C111 1121, Drama Club i121 Well-built senior .... with athletic ability .... who can be found .... playing football .... wrestling .... or lifting weights .... good academic student .... who is interested in .... Ellen .... driving his car .... and doing Well in school .... quiet fellow .... who is .... friendly .... and good-natured .... Ron. ANTHONY E. LOFTUS , C 4 , g f101 f111, Programs f111 CI21, Chess Club i111 f121 Friendly boy .... who likes .... playing baseball .... walking in the halls .... and talking to the girls .... lively fellow who is usually found .... driving his Chevy Vzzgt looking for a job or being sociable nice- looking boy .... with good grades .... who is .... cheer- ful .... and easy-going .... Tony. A Basketball Q91 Baseball C91 U01 111 121 Wrestlin 1 JOSEPH A. LUCAS Wrestling 1121 Quiet senior .... who hails from Branchdale .... and is the possessor of .... a sense of humor .... an easy-going V manner .... and a far-away look .... unconcerned stu- . dent . . . . who can be seen , . . . working in shop . . . . relax- ing in class .... or indulging in daydreams .... carefree . . .. friendly ... . Joe. NANCY J. MAGIC Student Council 191, Eleusinia f121, White Sz Blue fl11, Chorus 1101 H11 f121, Library Assistant f121, Usher f121, Football Queen Candidate f91, Programs Q91 H101 f111 fl21, Future Nurses Club U11 1121, Future Home- makers of America C101 H11 fl21, Committees C91 H101 U11 fl21, Drama Club i121 M Cute senior .... with an instant smile .... who hails from New Minersville .... and seems to like everyone .... honor roll student .... who has .... pretty blonde hair . . .. a fresh, well-groomed appearance . . . . and plans for becoming a lab technician .... intelligent .... popular . . . . Nancy. PAULINE A. MAGIC Chorus U01 f111 f121, Library Assistant Q91 H01 CII1, . Football Queen Candidate f121, Programs U01 f121, Fu- ture Nurses Club f111 f121, Committees H21 Friendly senior .... who is noted for .... her contagious laugh .... her witty remarks .... and her wonderful personality .... cute miss .... who likes .... chatting with her friends .... a special boy .... and her long walks to school .... soft-spoken .... 'sociable .... Pauline. JOHN M. MALUSKY Bleacher Squad f1l1, Football C91 U01 fl11 fl21, Bas- ketball f91, Baseball fl21, Programs Q91 U01 U11 fl21, Chess Club C111 fl21, Committees U11 U21 BARBARA ANN MAHALCHICK Chorus H101 U11 f121, Future Nurses Club H111 f121, Drama Club H21 Friendly senior .... with long dark hair .... a pretty smile .... and an abundance of friends .... cute girl .... who enjoys .... going downtown .... singing in the Glee Club .... or chatting with her chums .... active classmate .... who is .... conscientious .... and quick Barb. Ha yiiwz, Husky senior .... who enjoys .... oin to Vo-Tech it t school .... telling jokes .... or playing thi drums .... energetic lad .... who can be found .... practicing foot- ball .... talking to his friends .... and having a good time .... friendly .... care-free .... John. swim JERRY T. MARKOVICH Football f91 1101, Programs fl21, Chess Club U11 fl21, Committees U11 1121 Easy-going senior .... who has .... dark hair .... eyes to match .... and many friends .... reluctant scholar .... who likes .... talking in homeroom .... having a good time .... and driving the family car .... calm .... agreeable .... Jerry. MARY MARTIN Chorus f9j U05 C115 f12J,Programsf1Oj f12j Petite senior .... from Room 8 .... who is .... sociable a member of the chorus and usually hard work- ing .... quiet girl .... who has .... many friends .... A an interest in Pottsville .... and a friendly disposition .... likable .... cheerful .... Mary. BARBARA ANN MASHACK Student Council tlll. White 8 Blue flll, Chorus H03 fllj f12j, Library Assistant HOD, Programs U05 QIQD, Future Nurses Club fllj CIZJ, Committees fllj Cl2l, Drama Club H25 Neat-looking miss .... who is a member of .... the Clee Club .... the academic section .... and the Drama Club . . . . attractive girl . . .. who has . . . . long, brown hair an extensive wardrobe and a bright disposition . . . . good student . . . . who is . . . . popular . . . . and de- pendable .... Barbara. MICHAEL MATAKA Quiet senior .... who enjoys .... sitting in study hall walking the halls and waiting for the dismissal bell .... carefree lad .... who has .... long brown hair- 'i A . . . . the nickname 'cl-lippie . . . . and a friendly imperturb- s able disposition .... likable .... easy-going .... Mike. ROSEANN M. MCKENDRY White 8: Blue C101 C111 C121, Wliite Sz Blue Manager C121, Chorus C101 C111 C121, Football Queen Candidate C121, Programs C91 C101 C111, Future Nurses Club C111 C121, Committees C111, Business Education Club C111 C121, Drama Club C121 Petite miss .... who has .... a spot as editor on the White 8 Blue staff .... a nice smile .... and an interest in a Minersville boy .... football queen candidate .... who likes .... driving the car .... doing her best in school .... A and trying to be helpful .... pretty .... pleasant .... Roseann. RONALD MILLER National Honor Society C101 C111 C121, Student Council C111, Eleusinia Editor C121, Basketball C101 C111 C121, Basketball Manager C91, Programs C91 C101 C111 C121, Committees C111 C121 Intelligent senior .... who is usually busy .... doing his trig .... working on the yearbook .... or keeping his honor roll standing .... talkative boy .... who likes to read a good book shoot pool and root for Penn State .... friendly .... college-bound .... Ron. MARK MITCHELL Student Council C101 4 ' Intelligent senior .... who can be seen .... fixing the old Dodge .... teasing the girls .... or preparing his school work .... general student .... who has .... the right answer in English .... a quick smile .... and an i'f1 easy, pleasant disposition .... reliable .... popular .... Mark. MICHAEL W. MORAN Committees flll Q 121 DENNIS GEORGE MOLOCHNICK Basketball C9j, Baseball HOD flll Active senior .... who likes .... playing baseball .... talking to the girls .... and attending Technical School . . . . friendly boy . . . . who enjoys . . . . telling a good joke .... hunting .... and working on his car .... our future craftsman .... who is .... good-natured .... and talkative .... Dennis. Carefree senior .... who possesses .... bright shirts .... dark hair .... and long sideburns .... easy-going lad who is interested in the opposite sex the ringing of the dismissal bell .... and running errands for Janet .... success to .... unpredictable .... fun-loving Mike. BRUCE MOYER Committees Q91 flll Lively senior .... who possesses .... a neat appearance . . . . many friends . . . . an interest in hunting . . . . well- built fellow .... who likes .... riding his motorcycle .. .. keeping up with his studies and having a good time .... pleasant .... friendly .... Bruce. DIANE T. MURPHY Class Vice-President Ql01, Student Council President Q121, White 8: Blue Q101 Q111, Chorus Ql01 Q111 Ql21, Programs Q91 Q101 Q111 Q121, Future Nurses Club Q111, Q121, Committees Q91 Q101 Q111 Q121, Chess Club Q111 Q121, Drama Club Q121 Vivacious miss .... who is .... our Student Council President .... a member of the Glee Club .... and a good academic student .... congenial girl .... who can be found .... working on a Council project .... coming up with a new idea .... or talking to Mr. Dalton .... talka- tive .... out-going .... Diane. J JEAN M. MURPHY Chorus Q101 Q111 Q121, Library Assistant Q121, Pro- grams Q91 QIO1 Q111, Future Nurses Club Q111 Q121, Committees Q111 Active girl .... who enjoys .... reading a good book .... 1 riding around with Donna .... and dancing to the latest ff :tt hits .... talented senior .... who has a good voice .... a nice personality .... and a lively sense of humor . best of luck to .... sociable .... affable .... Jean. I JOSEPH NARKIEWICZ Class Vice-President Q111, Student Council Q91 Q101 Q111, White 81 Blue Q91 Q101 Q111, Football Q91 Q101 Q111 Q121, Wrestling Q81 Q91 Q101 Q111 Q121, Wrestling Cap- tain Q121, Committees Q111 Q121, Chess Club Q111 Q121 Athletic senior .... with a husky build .... .who is active in .... the football team .... the wrestling squad .... and his academic section .... handsome fellow .... who is .... always well groomed .... interested in the opposite sex .... and intent upon going to college .... friendly . . . . reliable . . .. Joe. CHARLES E. NETTLES Football U05 C115 C123, Basketball Q92 Energetic senior .... with long, dark hair .... a friendly smile .... and a cheerful disposition .... athletic lad . . . . who can be found . . . . practicing football . . . . attend- ing Vo-Tech school .... or working out in gym .... our future brick-layer .... who is .... cheerful and hard- working .... Charlie. 'qyywfrf' MARY ELIZABETH CVCONNOR Chorus f9l fl2l, Programs f9J, Future Nurses Club flll f12J, Committees fllj fl2j, Business Education Club fllj fl-'ll Attractive miss .... who has .... pretty brown hair .... a warm smile .... and an interest in a certain someone .... vice-president of the Business Club .... who likes .... participating in class .... joking with her friends .... and going to football games .... cooperative .... friendly . . . . Mollie. 'Y -un:-: MICHAEL ONDISCO Band Q75 f8J C91 U05 flll fl2D, Band Vice-president f12j, Committees fllj -:wt Tall, likable fellow .... who can be seen .... talking to his friends .... playing his trumpet .... or driving his Super-Sport .... lively senior .... who has .... a de- sire to enter trade school .... a well-groomed appearance . . . and la pleasing personality .... alert .... easy-going . . . Mike. EDWARD WAYNE ORLICK Band Q75 Q85 Q95 Q105 Q115 Q125,Chess Club Q115 Easy-going boy .... who enjoys .... riding his motorcycle . . . . tying flies . . . . and playing in the band . . . . pleasant senior .... who 'has .... an interest in archery .... a talent for carpentry .... and the ambition to enter trade school .... luck to .... quiet .... friendly .... Wayne. ANITA C. OSWALD NEDT Award Q95 Q105, National Honor Society Q115 Q125, Class Secretary Q95, Student Council Q95 Q125, Eleusinia Ql25, White S: Blue Q105 Q115, Chorus Q105 Q115 Q125, Library Assistant Q105 Q115 Q125, Usher Ql25, Majorettes Q95 Q105 Q115 Q125, Braille Club Q115, Junior Garland Group Q115, Programs Q95 Q105 Q115, Future Nurses Club Q115 Q125, Committees Q95 Q105 Q115, Chess Club Q115, Drama Club Q125 Pert miss .... who can be seen .... getting guidance ma- terial from the office .,.. working in the Quality Shoppe . . .. or sitting deep in thought in study hall spirited girl .... who has .... an attractive hairstyle .... a varied wardrobe .... and plans to enter the medical profession . . . . pleasant . . . . ambitious . . . . Anita. JOSEPH P. PADELSKY Student Council Q95, Football Manager Q105, Baseball Man- ager Q1l5, Committees Ql15 IES' Dark-haired senior .... who is usually seen .... trying to tell jokes .... teasing Jim .... or hunting after school good-natured boy with the nickname 6'lVIouse . . . . who possesses . . . . blue eyes . . . . a great smile . . . . and a cheerful disposition .... pleasant .... polite J oe. ALBERT J. PAPADA Football C91 C101 C111 C121, Basketball C91 C101 C111, Wrestling C121, Programs C101, Committees C111 C121 Hard-working senior .... who participates vigorously in all sports .... gym class .... and his studies .... athletically-inclined boy .... who likes .... driving his dad's Volkswagen .... having a good laugh .... and working out at football practice .... conscientious senior . . . . who is . . . . popular . . . . and intelligent . . . . Al. GAIL ANN PAUL White Sz Blue C91 C101 C111, Chorus C101 C111, Library Assistant C91 C101 C111, Programs C121, Future Nurses Club C111, Future Homemakers of America C101, Com- mittees C91 C101 C111 C121 Cute senior .... who has .... pretty hair .... a variety of attractive clothes .... and an abundance of friends .... general student .... who likes .... taking her long walks to school .... talking about a certain boy .... and having a good time .... cheerful .... likable .... Gail. it a CATHERINE A. PELLISH White Sz Blue C111, Chorus C101 C111 C121, Library As- sistant C101 C111, Majorettes C91 C101 C111 C121, Football Queen Candidate C111, Programs C91 C101 C111, Future Nurses Club C111 C121, Future Homemakers of America C101 C111 C121, Business Education Club C111 C121, Com- mittees C91 C101 C111 Petite senior .... with blonde hair .... blue eyes .... and a varied and pretty wardrobe .... attractive miss .... who likes .... working at the Acme .... doing her home- work .... and talking to Susie .,.. good luck to our prospective teacher .... who is .... ambitious .... and sincere .... Cathy. STEPHEN PERON JOANN PERNICK Chorus 1101 1111 1121, Library Assistant 1101, Programs 191 1101 1121, Future Nurses Club 1111 1121, Future Homemakers of America 1111 1121, Business Education Club 1111 1121,Committees 1101 1111 Tall senior .... who possesses .... neat blonde hair .... an infectious laugh .... and many friends .... carefree girl .... who likes to .... ride around with J oe .... dance at the Globe .... and talk constantly with Theresa .... fun-loving .... likable .... JoAnn. Bleacher Squad 1111, Committees 191 1101 1111 1121 Quiet senior .... who can usually be found .... convers- ing with friends .... working at Troutman's Garage .... or studying in study hall .... easy-going student .... who possesses .... a friendly disposition .... a slim build . . . . and a welcome smile . . . . personable . . . . courteous . . . . Steve. ' x ROSE M. PETRULICH Chorus 1101 1111 1121, Programs 1101 1111, Future Nurses Club 1111 1121, Drama Club 1121 Quiet miss .... who is a member of .... the German Club .... the Drama Club .... and the F. N. Club .... pleasant girl .... who possesses .... pretty eyes .... a bright smile .... and a friendly disposition .... earnest worker .... who is .... courteous .... and nice .... Rose. JOHN W. PETRUSHONIS Football C91 C101, Basketball C101 Quiet fellow .... who possesses .... dark hair .... a neat appearance .... and ability in shop .... good-natured senior .... who likes .... talking in P. O. D. class .... getting into mischief .... and having a good time .... relaxed .... cheerful .... John. JOANN F. PEWOR Chorus C101 C111 C121, Library Assistant C111, Programs C101 C111, Future Nurses Club C111 C121, Committees C101 C111, Drama Club C121 Petite senior .... who is .... a member of the Drama Club .... an alto in the Glee Club .... and a member of Future Nurses .... intelligent miss .... who likes .... reading a good book .... participating in school activities . . . . and dancing at school socials . . . . cute . . . . friendly . . . . JoAnn. JOHN J. PIELACHA Student Council C91 C101 C111 C121, Student Council Treasurer C121, White S Blue C111, Football Manager C91, Basketball C91 C101 C111 C121, Programs C91, Com- mittess C91 C101 C111 C121 Tall, well-built senior .... who enjoys .... playing bas- ketball .... talking with his friends .... and going to POD class .... treasurer of the Student Council .... who can be seen .... running errands for Janet .... talk- ing to Mr. Dalton .... or happily fooling with the fel- lows .... popular .... carefree .... J ake. STEPHEN PLATKO Basketball Q95, Wrestling 1115 H25 Well-built fellow .... who is constantly busy .... studying his chem. .... wrestling in gym .... or hunting in Buck Run .... industrious student .... who has dark hair .... a quiet disposition and a friendly smile .... good-looking boy .... who is .... cheerful .... and easy-going .... Steve. THERESA M. POLATZ Chorus U05 i115 1125, Library Assistant f105, Programs Q95 U05 f125, Future Nurses Club C115 f125, Future Homemakers of America f105 f115 1125, Business Educa- tion Club f115 f125,Committees C105 C115 Lively girl .... who always has .... a smile for everyone a good sense of humor and a joke to tell petite senior .... who enjoys best .... talking to JoAnn .. .. taking gym and having a good time cute . . . . peppy . . . . Theresa. JOSEPH JOHN POST Chorus Q95 f105 f115 f125, Baseball Manager Q95 U05 f115, Wrestling f85, Business Education Club Q115 f125, Drama Club f125 Shy lad .... who has .... a reserved personality .... a job at the Stop and Go .... and an up-to-date wardrobe . . . . tall boy . . . . who can be seen . . . . walking to school talking to a friend or driving the family car . . . . considerate big brother . . . . who is . . . . good-na- tured .... and relaxed .... Joe. THERESA B. PURCELL Business Education Club flll f12D, Future Nurses Club U11 f12j, Future Homemakers of America 1111 f12j, Committees U11 U25 Carefree senior .... who hails from Forestville .... has an interest in a certain someone .... and can be seen riding around in a black Chevy .... cheerful girl .... who possesses .... an extensive wardrobe .... a bright smile . . . . and an affable manner . . . . easy-going . . . . sincere . . . . Theresa. MARGARET PUTALAVAGE White 81 Blue flll, Library Assistant 1121, Programs f9l, Future Nurses Club flll f12J, Future Homemakers of America f10j f11l C12J, Business Education Club flll 4125 Pretty senior .... who has .... a good word for everyone . . . . a flawless complexion . . . . and an interest in a senior boy .... energetic miss .... with the will to succeed . . . . who likes . . . . working with ceramics . . . . going to dances .... and getting good grades .... sweet .... friendly .... Peggy. 11+ BONNIE J. QUANDEL Eleusinia f12l, White gl Blue H105 flll, Chorus U01 H11 f12l, Library Assistant f10l C111 f12J, Usher f12l, Color Guard f9D U01 flll f12l, Programs Q91 f10l flll, Future Nurses Club UU f12J, Committees f9j U01 flll, Drama Club Q21 Attractive girl .... who is a member of .... the Chorus . . . . the F. N. C. . , . . and the ushers . . . . academic senior . . . . who enjoys . . . . sewing . . . . marching at football games .... and being with Ronnie .... good student .... who is .... on the yearbook staff .... and is .... con- genial .... and reliable .... Bonnie. PATRICK 1. QUINN Stage Manager C113 f12l, Committees f11l f12l Husky lad .... who can be found .... telling some crazy joke .... working backstage .... or spreading his con- tagious smile ..., friendly senior .... who possesses .... 'X long, dark hair .... a pleasant manner .... and a desire 'F to lend a helping hand .... dependable .... carefree .... Pat. RICHARD 1. RADA National Honor Society H105 H111 f12J, Eleusinia Editor f12l, White Sz Blue f10l f11l, White 81 Blue Editor f10l, Bleacher Squad f11l, Football f10l, Basketball f9l HOD flll f12J, Programs flll, Committees f9J f10l flll f12l Good student .... who' is concerned about his studies .... and is interested in .. tennis .... basketball . . . . and the yearbook .... industrious fellow .... who works at the A Sz P .... spends a good deal of time on his homework .... and pals around with Joe or Bobo .... intelligent .... college-bound .... Rich. EDWIN F. RENNINGER JR. Football C91 HOD, Wrestling f9J, Committees f11D Reserved senior .... with a stocky build and a pleasant disposition .... who likes .... playing football visiting Branchdale .... and reading good books . . . . quiet fellow . . . . who smiles easily . . . . gets along with everyone .... and is a good chemistry student .... best of luck to .... personable .... pleasant .... Ed. ELLEN G. REYNOLDS NEDT Award f105, Class Secretary f125, Eleusinia f125, White 81 Blue f105, Chorus Q115 f125, Library Assistant f125, Usher f125, Programs f95 f105 f115 C125, Future Nurses Club C115 f125, Committees f115 f125, Drama Club f125 Congenial senior .... who is .... a member of the academic section .... secretary of the senior class .... and a member of the Eleusinia staff .... popular girl . . . . who has a warm smile .. .. an abundance of friends .... and plans to enter the field of dental hygiene . . . . pleasant . . . . amiable . . . . Ellen. KAREN ANN ROWCOTSKY Business Education Club Q115 f125 Lively senior .... who likes . . . . driving the family car working off energy in gym class or talking to Dolly .... pleasant girl .... who is a good typist .... a member of the Future Nurses Club .... and a good stu- dent .... pretty blonde lass .... who is .... sweet .... and sincere .... Karen. D. RONALD ROWLANDS Class Secretary f105, Student Council f105, Eleusinia f125, White 31 Blue f115, Football C95 f105 1125, Basketball C95 H05 K115, Baseball f95 i105 f1l5, Programs lOl f105'f115, Door Committee f125, Stage Manager f105 f115 f125,,Committees f95 H105 f115 f125 Lively senior .... who has .... a sense of humor .... a friendly disposition .... and a readiness for fun .... after- school worker .... who can be seen .... in his brown Chevy .... with Bonnie ..,. or at work behind stage .... polite boy .... who plays basketball .... is a member of the football squad .... and is .... friendly .... and sports-minded .... Ron. GAYNELL S. ROWLANDS Scholarship Award KIOJ, Essay Contest Award KID, NEDT Award K9D KIOJ, National Honor Society KIOJ KID KI2l, Student Council K9l KIOJ, Eleusinia Editor KI2l, White 8: Blue KIOD KID, White Sz Blue Editor KID, Chorus KIOJ KID KIZJ, Library Assistant KIOJ KID KI2l, Usher KI2l, Cheerleaders KQJ' KIOJ KID KI2l, Junior Garland Group KID, Football Queen Candidate KID, Programs K9l KIOJ KID tKI2j, Future Nurses KID KI2J, Committees K9D KIOJ KID KIZD, Drama Club KI2l Pretty miss .... who is .... organizations editor of the yearbook .... an energetic cheerleader and captain of the ushers .... excellent student .... with plans to major in sociology at college .... who is always well dressed .... consistently gracious and polite .... and honor roll calibre .... popular .... cheerful .... Caynell. I JOHN D. RUDDY Band K7J KSU, Bleacher Squad KID, Football K9J KIOJ, Committees KIOD KID Good-humored senior .... who possesses .... long brown hair .... a sincere smile .... and a steady job at Marlin Markets .... popular boy .... who likes .... attending Vo-Tech school .... talking with Bruce .... or driving his Chevy .... our future electrician who is . . . happy and friendly .... John. DOLORES A. RUSCAVAGE Chorus KIOJ KID KIZJ, Junior Garland Group KID, Pro- grams KIOJ KID, Future Nurses Club KID KIZJ, Busi- ness Education Club KID KIZJ Petite miss .... who enjoys .... doing shorthand .... painting ceramics .... and talking with her friends .... intelligent girl .... who is .... a good commercial student, . . .. a constant smiler .. .. and a hard, consistent worker . . . . success to . . . . pretty . . . . capable . . . . Dolores. JEAN M. RUTECKI National Honor Society C111 C121, Student Council C121, Eleusinia C121, White 81 Blue C101, Chorus C101 C111 Cl21, Junior Garland Group C1l1, Programs C91 C101 C111 C121, Future Nurses Club C111 C121, Committees C91 C101 C111 C121, Drama Club C121 Sociable miss .... who is .... a member of the yearbook staff .... the Glee Club .... and the Future Nurses .... good student .... who has .... a pleasant smile .... a green station wagon .... and an abundance of friends our future nurse who is jolly and lively .... Jeanie. RITA A. SABADISH White Sr Blue C111, Chorus C101 C111 C121, Programs C101, Business Education Club C111 C121 Attractive miss .... who has long, blonde hair .... a pretty complexion and a well-groomed appearance .... competent student .... who likes .... going for rides .... doing well in her school work .... and entertaining her many friends . . . . pretty . . . . sociable . . . . Rita. BERNARD SAGUSKY JR. Basketball C91 C101, Committees C91 C101 C111 Good-natured senior .... who has .... a quick smile . . . . a certain girl in New Minersville . . . . and a friendly Q9 personality .... general student .... who is always . . talk- ing to Marty .... tinkering with his car .... or working at the Stop and Co .... likable .... service-bound .... Ben. LEE ANN SCHOFFSTALL Band Q81 Q91 Q101, Chorus Q101 Q111 Ql21, Programs Ql01, Business Education Club Q111 Q121 Petite senior .... who has .... pretty blonde hair .... a quick smile .... and a carefree manner .... commercial student .... who enjoys .... working in ceramics .... doing good work .... and letting go at pep rallies . . attentive .... thoughtful .... Lee Ann. JEAN MARIE SHARON NEDT Award Q91 Q101, Eleusinia Ql21, White Sz Blue Qll1, Chorus C101 Q1l1, Usher Q121, ,lunior Garland Group Qll1, Programs Q91 Ql01, Future Nurses Club Q111 Ql21, Committees Q1l1, Busines Education Club Qll1 Q121 Pretty senior .... who has .... long, blonde hair . . . . a friendly disposition .... and an attractive wardrobe .... intelligent girl .... who is .... a Vo-Tech student .... a dependable friend .... and a member of the ushers .... our future data processor .... who is .... popular . . and congenial ,... Jeannie. KENNETH S. SIEMANIS Bleacher Squad Q101 Q111, Football Q91 Ql01 C111 Ql21, Programs Q91, Committees Ql01 Qll1 Q121 Good looking senior .... who enjoys .... chewing gum riding around with 4'Red,' or being with the fellows .... good student .... who is known for .... his football ability .... his neat appearance .... and his love of fun .... our future electrician who is .... polite and energetic .... Kenny. JOSEPH M. SINKO Student Council f9J, Football f9l, Football Manager HOD, Basketball f9J, Wrestling HOD, Stage Manager f12D, Com- mittees flll Tall, blond senior .... who is .... well-groomed .... pleasant .... and friendly .... dependable fellow .... who likes to .... create things in shop .... work on a class project .... and drive his '57 Chevy .... well-mannered ' student .... who is .... both serious .... and cheerful . . . . ,l oe. GEORGE J. SLAN E Class Vice-President f9D, Football f9J f10J fllj f12l, Basketball f9J KIOJ, Door Committee f12l, Committees f9J C101 ill? fl-'ll Athletic senior .... who is interested in .... football .... basketball .... and girls .... happy fellow .... with a casual walk .... who enjoys .... practicing football .... trying to avoid too much work .... and making a good showing in class .... popular boy .... who is .... co- operative .... and good-looking .... George. MARGARET SMITH Student Council flll, Programs f9J, Business Education Club fllj f12l, Committees flll Pretty miss .... who possesses .... a neat appearance . . .. long, dark hair and a nice complexion quiet senior .... with many interests .... which include . . . . Pottsville . . . . her studies . . . . and the Business Education Club .... good English student .... who is . . . . cheerful . . . . and sweet . . . . Meg. SHARLENE M. SMITH White 81 Blue QIOJ, Programs f9j, Future Nurses Club 1111 U25 Attractive girl .... with short, blonde hair .... a pretty complexion .... and a quick mind .... good academic stu- dent .... who enjoys .... working with ceramics .... answering correctly in English class .... and joining in a friendly conversation .... cute .... dependable .... Sharlene. 1 JOSEPH E. SNINSKY Programs f9l ....polite.....loe. Quiet senior .... who possesses .... a pleasant smile a friendly personality .... and a serious approach to his studies .... good-natured lad .... from Schaeffers Hill . . .. who likes to .. .. help fellow classmates make new friends .... and maintain good grades . casual STEPHEN M. SOROKACH Band Q91 HOD fllj QIZJ, Programs C9J, Committees H25 Energetic senior .... who has .... a mile-wide, freckled smile .... a talent for keeping the beat .... and an easy- going disposition .... friendly fellow .... who is known as .... the driver of a unique Plymouth .... a good me- chanic .... and a lover of fun .... slow-spoken .... carefree . . Steve. new JOSEPH F. STEPHEN Student Council Q91 fllj, Committees flll Quiet and friendly senior .... with .... dark, curly hair . . . . a sincere smile . . . . and a '55 Chevy . . . . hard-work- ing fellow .... who .... is a good student .... hails from the Valley .... and has a job after school .... easy-going . . .. reliable .... Joe. KATHLEEN A. STARR VVhite Sz Blue flll, Chorus H05 fllj fl2l, Programs HOD, Business Education Club KID C121 Petite senior .... with short, brown hair .... a pretty complexion .... and a lively sense of humor .... constant talker .... who is kept busy .... typing in homeroom .. . . getting good marks and catching up with Rita on the latest happening .... peppy .... popular .... Kathy. MICHAEL J. STERANKO Committees fill C125 Tall, dark-haired senior .... who is the possessor of .... long sideburns .... considerable artistic talent .... and a serious attitude toward his studies .... reserved senior . . .. who always has .. . . a quiet answer to a question . . . . a relaxed manner . . . . and a nice smile . . . . coopera- tive .... active .... Mike. RUTH E. STERLING Programs f121, Business Education Club U11 1121 Cheerful miss .... who will be remembered for .... her dimples .... her clear complexion .... and her many t jokes .... general student .... who takes things casually hails from Buck Run and has a great many friends .... affable .... frank .... Ruth. ties as-wr TERESA ANN STOPPI White 81 Blue f111, Chorus 1101 H111 f12, Library As- sistant l91 i101 1111 6121, Programs C91 1101 f1l,1 1121, Future Nurses Club 1111 U21, Future Homemakers of America C101 f111 t121, Chess Club f111 f121, Busi- ness Education Club f111 f121,'C0mmittees C91 Q101 1111 C121 Energetic senior .... who has .... pretty brown hair .... a trim figure .... and an interest in the Pep Club .... easy-going lass .... who likes .... taking gym classes going to Vo-Tech school and chatting with her friends .... our future professional cook .... who is .... cheerful ..., and active .... Teresa. CATHERINE E. STRAUSSER Chorus C101 U11 f121, Programs Q91 f101, Future Home- p makers of America C101 Q111 f121, Busine Edu t' Club qui 1121 SS Ca mn Tall girl .... who enjoys .... being with Linda .... going over to Pottsville on weekends .... and working quietly in school .... congenial miss .... who is .... a serious worker .... a good art student .... and a reliable friend .... congenial .... carefree .... Cathy. ELIZABETH A. SUBRINE White 81 Blue Q101 Q111, Chorus Q121, Library Assistant Q101 Q111, Braille Club Q111, Programs Q91 Q101 Q111, Future Nurses Club Q111 Q121, Committees Q91 Q101 Q111 Q121, Drama Club Q121 Active miss .... with a high honor roll average .... an enthusiasm for gym class .... and a friendly manner .... dependable student .... who plans to study medicine .... and belongs to the Drama Club and Glee Club .... aca- demic student .... who is .... conscientious .... and sweet . . . . Betsy. MARY LOU SURFIELD Programs Q91, Future Nurses Club Q111 Q121, Business Education Club Q111 Q121, Committees Q91 Pleasant senior .... with many interests .... which in- clude .... a certain senior boy .... the Business Educa- I Yfff tion Club .... and painting ceramics .... attentive girl . . .. who likes to talk to her friends . . .. to go to L Keenanis and .,.. to do well in class .... cheerful .... pleasant .... Mary Lou. THOMAS D. sYMoNs liiii Baseball Manager Q91 Q101 Q111, Programs Q91 Q101 Committees Q91 Q101 Q111 Q121 Dark-haired senior .... who possesses .... ability in art .... a catchy laugh .... and an attractive personality . . . . . Vo-Tech student . . . . who can be seen . . . . talking with Mike .... loafing at Hawk's,' .... or relaxing in study hall .... luck to .... friendly .... witty .... Tom. CATHERINE M. TERNOWCHEK Student Council 1121, Chorus 1101 1111 1121, Library As- sistant 1101 1121, Programs 191 1101 1111, Future Nurses Club 1111 1121, Future Homemakers of America 1101 1111 1121, Business Education Club 1111 1121 Quiet girl .... -with pretty, long hair .... an engaging smile .... and a warm personality .... thoughtful miss . . . . who enjoys . . . . attending Vo-Tech school . . . . doing her homework .... and dating a certain alumnus .... our future medical assistant .... who is .... friendly .... and considerate .... Kathy. Drama Club 1121 . . . . Sally. PAUL M. TOROLA NEDT Award 191 1101, National Honor Society 1101 1111 1121, Class Vice-President 1121, Student Council 1101 1111, Eleusinia Editor 1121, White 81 Blue 1101 1111, White 81 Blue Editor 1111, Bleacher Squad 1111, Committees 191 1101 1111 1121 Serious senior .... who is .... a good student .... an editor of the yearbook .... and vice-president of our class . . . . well-built fellow . . . . who can be found . . . . answer- ing in class .... playing basketball in gym .... or care- fully preparing his homework .... dependable .... college- bound .... Paul. SALLY ANN THOMAS National Honor Society 1111 1121, Class Treasurer 1111 Student Council 191 1101 1111, Eleusinia Editor 121 White 81 Blue 1101 1111, Usher 1121, Cheerleaders 91 1101 1111 1121, Junior Garland Group 1111, Football Queen Candidate 191, Programs 191 1101 1111 Future Nurses Club 1111 1121, Committees 191 1101 1111 1121 Attractive senior .... who is .,.. lively and well- roomed . . . . a yearbook editor . . . . and an usher . . . . industrious student .,.. who enjoys .... working in art class being a cheerleader .... and staying high on the honor roll .... amiable miss .... who plans to maj-or in biolo y at college .... and is . . active .... and enthusiastic PAUL TORONEY Basketball Q95, Programs Q95 Energetic senior .... who is known for .... his good looks .... his keen sense of humor .... and his coopera- tive manner .... bright boy .... who is .... easy to get along with .... concerned about his work .... and quick to answer in class . . . . capable . . . . interested . . . . 1 Paul. ROBBIN TREZISE Student Council Q95 Ql25, Eleusinia Ql25, Football Q95 Q105 fll5 Q125, Wrestling Q95 Q105 Q115, Programs Q95, Stage Manager Q105 Q115 Q125, Committees Q95 QIO5 Q115 Popular senior .... who is well-liked .... well-built . . . . and well-dressed . . . . rugged football player . . . . who likes .... driving his Chevy .... working on cars .... and attending Vo-Tech school .... our future mechanic . . . . who is . . . . friendly . . . . and hard-working . . . . Rob. L. A ,,,--, : H -A f, Q I11 IWT :Q dfagggiwtawiiifffegi we ,, . f? fa-.fl f fffhg fy, 5 Q if yffgggfil ' gf' 25 fawagwmkawsy 5 ka he A,, ,, A ty , . JOSEPH F. TUCCI Class Treasurer Q95, Student Council Q95 Q125, Basketball Q95 Q105 Q125, Programs Q125, Committees Q95 Ql05 Q115 Q12l Well-built senior .... who is constantly busy .... teasing the girls .... answering in class .... or talking with the fellows .... serious lad .... who is .... a hard-worker . . . . a reliable friend . . .. and a fine all-around athlete . . . . versatile . . . . popular . . . . Joe. ALAN CHARLES ULMER Band Q75 Q85 Q95 Q105 Ql15 Q125, Football Manager Q95, Committees Q95 Q105 Q115 Friendly senior .... who enjoys .... a well-planned hunting trip .... a full night of skiing .... and P. O. D. class .... likable lad .... who is always .... driving his Jeep .... talking to George .... or telling a funny joke .... luck to .... easy-going .... sociable .... Alan. BEVERLY ANN UNELL Scholarship Award Q75 Q85 Q95 QIO5 QII5, American Legion Award Q85, NEDT Award Q95 Q105, National Honor Society Q105 Ql15 Q125, Eleusinia Editor-in-Chief Q125, White Sz Blue Q105 Ql15, Chorus Q115 Ql25, Library As- sistant Q95 Q105 Q115, Usher Ql15, Braille Club Qll5 Ql25, Junior Garland Group Q115, Programs Q95 Q105 Q1l5, Committees Q115 Q125, Drama Club Q125 Intelligent miss .... who .... pulls straight A's in class has a firm friendship with ,loan .. .. and is editor- in-chief of the yearbook .... attractive girl .... with a competent air .... who has .... serious eyes .... a place in many activities .... and many friends .... capable . . . . deserving . . . . Beverly. BRUCE R. URANKO Student Council Q95, Bleacher Squad Q115, Baseball Q95, B if Committees Q115 Y Eas -going lad .... who ossesses .... a bab -blue Ford V D 1? . P .Y . I .... a friendly smile .... and a streak of mischief .... quiet student .... who spends much of his time .... at Muscarais .... or with a certain someone .... nice-looking boy .... who expects to enter the service .... likable . . . . polite . . . . Bruce. MICHAEL URENKO Student Council f121, Eleusinia f121, Basketball C91 f101, Chess Club f111 Easy-going fellow .... with a serious face .... who has . . . . curly hair . . . . an after-school job at the Acme . . . . and good manners .... capable student .... who does well in most subjects .... is on the yearbook staff .... and finds time to enjoy himself .... casual .... carefree '?--..c....- ....lVl1ke. ALBERT F. WANK Football C91 H101 f111, Baseball C101 C111 f121, Baseball Manager f91, Wrestling Q91 f101 f111 f121, Programs f91 U01 Lively senior .... with a mischievous grin .... and curly hair .... who has .... many girlfriends .... considerable ability .... and the knack of getting along with people . . . . amateur mechanic , . . . who enjoys . . . . working on cars .... getting around Phoenix Park .... and reading in study hall .... likable .... courteous .... Al. DORIS ANN WARCOLA White Sz Blue f111, Chorus f111 f121, Programs f121, Future Nurses Club f111 f121, Committees f111, Chess Club i111 Sincere senior .... who has .... a pretty hair style pretty clothes .... and a nice personality .... president of the Future Nurses Club .... who likes .... driving the car .... going to dances .... and doing well in her studies .... friendly .... dependable .... Doris. MICHAEL A. WARISCHALK Football C111, Basketball C91, Programs C91, Committees C111 C121 Tall, husky lad .... who can be seen .... driving his Chevy .... talking with Mike .... or doing his homework . . .. good student . . .. who enjoys . . . . a hunting trip clowning at the gas station .. .. or shooting basket- ball .... best of luck to .... quiet .... well-mannered . . . . Mike. C101 C111 C121 ANNA FRANCES WEISSMILLER Chorus C101 C111 C121, Programs C91 C101, Future Nurses Club C111 C121, Business Education Club C111, Committees C101 C111 Cheerful girl .... who is .... always smiling at someone driving a blue Cadillac . and trying to do her best in school .... pleasant miss .... who is .... a member of the Future Nurses Club .... a good class worker .... and a loyal friend to all .... friendly .... pretty .... Ann. DOLORES ANN WEINER 1 Student Council C9 Eleusinla C121 White 81 Blue C10 C111, Programs C91 C101 Future Nurses Club C111 C121 Future Homemakers of Amer1ca 101 C111 C121 Business Education Club C111 Committees 9 10 C111 Chorus Pretty miss .... who has an lnterest in a certain boy . . .. a short walk to school and a large number of friends .... lively glrl who IS a Vo Tech stu dent .... a yearbook busme s manager and a mem ber of the F. H. A. our future cosmetologlst W o is .... cute .... and popular Dolores C. LEE WOODFORD Class President 191, Student Council 191 1111 1121, Eleu- sinia 1121, White Sz Blue 1101 1111, Band 171 181 191, Football Manager 191 1111, Wrestling 191 1101 1111 1121, ii Programs 191 1101 1121, Chess Club 1111, Committees 1 191 1101 1111 1121 Capable senior .... who is the possessor of .... a friendly personality .... a neat appearance .... and many friends . . . . lively student . . . . who enjoys . . . . wrestling . . . . making good grades .... and drivinglhis brother's car .... reliable fellow .... who has the unique nickname of Leechie,' .... and is .... active .... and college- bound .... Lee. DAVID R. WRONA Football Manager 191 1101, Committees 191 1101 1111 Mischievous senior .... who likes .... a good time .... a minimum of homework .... and time to relax .... talkative fellow .... who often .... plays tricks on the girls .... travels around with Bernie .... and is busy in out-of-school activities .... after-school worker .... who is .... friendly .... and optimistic .... Dave. VIRGINIA F. WYTHE Eleusinia 1121, White Sz Blue 1111, Chorus 1101 1111 1121 Library Assistant 1101 1111, Programs 191 1101 1111, Fu ness Education Club 1111 1121 Pretty blonde senior .... who has .... many friends .... an attractive wardrobe .... and a job at Pomeroy's .... energetic senior .... who is .... a Vo-Tech student .... a hard worker .... and a reliable yearbook business man- ager .... capable girl .... who is .... bright .... and personable .... Ginny. ture Nurses Club 1111 1121, Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca 1101 1111 1121, Committees 191 1101 1111 1121, Busi- ALLEN A. YAHEMSKY American Legion Award CSJ, National Honor Society C11l, White 81 Blue Cllj, Wrestling C111 C12J, Programs C101 C111 C12j, Chess Club C111 C125 Studious senior .... who enjoys playing chess during ac- tivity periods .... driving his Comet .... and working in chem class .... senior wrestler .... who has .... curly hair .... many friends .... and a high academic standing . . . . talkative boy . . . . who is . . . . ambitious . . . . and college-bound .... Allen. BRENDA MARIE ZERBE Programs C9j CIOJ, Future Nurses Club C115 C12D, Busi- ness Education Club C11j C12D, Committees C125 Friendly senior .... who hails from Newton .... likes to cook at home .... and enjoys working with ceramics .... likable girl .... with dark hair .... and eyes to match who is a member of the general section and is . . . . kind . . . . and thoughtful . . . . Brenda. FRANK ZERBE Shy senior .... who hails from Zerbe .... and has .... a nice smile .... the right answer in class .... and short blond hair .... intelligent boy .... who likes .... playing , basketball in gym .... making friends .... and doing well in school .... cooperative fellow .... who is .... sociable .... and nice .... Frank. PATRICIA ANN ZERNHELT Student Council f12J, White 81 Blue flll, Chorus flll f12l, Usher f12J, Programs f9J QIOJ flll, Future Nurses Club C115 QIZJ, Committees 1121, Chess Club f11j Popular senior .... who is noted for .... her enthusiasm .... her cute smile .... and her affable manner .... concerned student .... who is a member of .... the ushers .... the German Club .... and the Future Nurses Club .... academic student .... who is .... happy .... and capable .... Patty. ROSE MARIE ZERNHELT Chorus H101 fllj f12l, Programs f9l 1101, Future Nurses Club f11l f12J Slender miss .... with a cute smile .... a pretty face .... and a large number of friends .... likable girl .... who hails from Llewellyn .... drives a Corvair .... and talks without stopping .... lively sen- ior .... who is .... agreeable .... and easy-going .... Rose. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Albert Bobinas V ice-president Paul Torola S ecretary Ellen Reynolds Treasurer Randall Fish 3213 iflWTH.'.:2'i' -YK, - Juniors q : ' ' Q J , r f K J J , K ,,,, J tttstytt f B to , i f ,K K' kiif K K. KKKK KKK K KK kihvr K 1 :K..K ,K 1,EsfK : ., - 5 A hl s .,.1 . Q . E li. , , A . 1 ,KKK1h' 1 t J sttt 1+ J 1iA '2E 1 -f' ' fri? J fs. - 'Ht i , f 2 , , R W ' tti i ' J iit . f ' t stserr i R or - s sis 2 , J i .K :nf K f K KK I ,,,: .NKKK Lkyhiy K K KKK . IQEK .. KK. 5 VVGV K , K 4 K - C D s f , ,. 'J - .g K . ,A K K K KK .1 J eg gf it it t fk, J C iiiy K K J L ' sss l Q ' P VKTE.. 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Row 3: Thomas Walcott, Arlene Sagusky, Jody Kaplan, ,lane Korzura, Jean Bednar, Joan Batutis, Gaynell Rowlands, Gail Yost, Alicia Poslosky, Sally Thomas, Kenneth Yurkonis, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL President: Diane Murphy Corresponding Sec'y: Secretary: Ann Kramer Vice-President: Maureen Horan Jane Kozura Treasurer: John Pielacha USHERS Captain : Caynell Rowlands LIBRARY ASSISTANTS BRAILLE CLUB MEMBERS: Beverly Unell Joan Batulis 87 STAGE MANAGERS President Theresa Stoppi Vice-President Christine Yupcavage Secretary Rose Olexo Treasurer Betty Ryndock FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row I: Albert Bobinas, Robbin Trezise, Ronald Rowlands. Row 2: John Lohin, Anthony Melusky, Patrick Quinn. Anthony Fabrizio. X MIXED AND SOPHOMORE CHORUSES View J I Editor-in-chief: Kenneth Brennang Editors: Karen Fetterolf, Sharon Dolzani, Roseanne McKcndry, Alicia Poslosky, Carol Straub, Jody Kaplan, Ann Kramer, Robert Smith. WHITE AND BLUE I 89 CHEERLEADERS Co-Captains: Susan Kline Caynell Rowlands Sally Thomas Wendy Stickell Eileen Brennan Carol Yuravage Rosalie Watcher Judy Senawaitis Sandra J ones Terry Stickell Carol Hoenich Debra Dembinsky MAJORETTES Drum Majorettes: Jean Bednar Co-Captains: Ilona Hirsch Cathy Pellish Susan Haney Mary Alice Secoges Jeanine Cola Joyce Kellman Nancy Kline Elizabeth Rushanan Linda Brockway Nancy Hardock Christine Shulkitas 90 tx fN U , is ff. 'i MIN 2325 is il1if3i ',, 1 ' f fin E Ng, ,'-e,. K 1 3' , Q- M - 41'- M . X v. K fl mg .x x' 1'9- . . Aw . Q-t.':'i-V 1 5 lv' Q a ' f ff i V, L-'Q ,I I I - If ' 1 d Qglfv x K e 'Q 5 rw s S-2 xi' --we? X ,... .,..... . '..g- .. x Qsgiwfi ' 5 - ffl! '- V., ' 22: W lt, 425- W -w-on Q, f . ! 2 -N 11:5 f--- a .ff A,,, President: Janet Lazarchick Vice-President: Mary O'Connor Secretary: Kathleen Close Treasurer: Ann Kulpcavage 92 FUTURE NURSES CLUB President: Doris Warcola. Vice-President: Karen Fctterolf Secretary- Treasurer: Sally Thomas Historian: Caynell Howland CHESS CLUB President: Thomas Winisco Vice-Presid ent : George Setlock Secretary: Theresa Stoppi Treasurer: ,lean Bednar . .,f,,.. v' ',mi.:f75 f 'EF:-' -Juni' 0552? L-Q fa. W , - '- 'QTVR SG? TU' W rw ww wb. : .15 Mak M53 ,755 ' k + QUEEN'S COURT AND HONOR GUARD Dan Weiderhold Pauline Magic Thomas Eichenberg Christine Yupcavage Ronald Mickey Diane Ponter Ann Kramer Jacqueline Parry William Brennan Marilyn Bossick Michael Pozza Roseanne McKendry Robert Smith John Swartz- Sceptre Bearer Mary Beth O'Boyle- Crown Bearer lVl.A.H.S. Football Queen Sandra Jones, a member of the jun- ior class, was the winner of the 1968 Football Queen Contest sponsored by the Minersville Scholarship Fund Or- ganization. Sandra was crowned prior to the Mt. Carmel-Minersville football game by Betsy Quinn, the 1967 queen, Eight candidates-Marilyn Bossick, Ann Kramer, Pauline Magic, Roseanne McKendry, Jacqueline Parry, Diane Ponter, Christine Yupcavage, and Sandra Jones-conducted a lively, four-week campaign which resulted in Sandrals being the winner and Ann Kramer first runner-up. Proceeds oi the contest will be used to provide a scholarship for a deserving senior. An honor guard, selected from the Student Council, and other members of the court are pictured below. Mrs. John Zeth, secretary of the Scholarship Com- mittee, presented the queen with roses during the ceremony. 1968 FOOTBALL QUEEN l Sandra Jones ' with FIRST RUNNER-UP Ann Kramer and 1967 FOOTBALL QUEEN Elizabeth Quinn f ,,,,. ,, . .n ,X e u n e ' ' . K - 1: ,,,.. , .. ' ' Y' We , ' H '- ,I J, fn V , ,, jl,A',, 3 1 , X , ,. , l .1 , 2 --12111 waive- 2, ' - 4' I - .. I . .,,, - Q15 ' 'k'k F 1 if f '- kk,,, 4 , me Us 1: -f'z,e.1 . H, , U 'e nf - M 'lftff 2. , Psi 55 5 1968 Queen Sandra Jones Flrst Runner Up Ann Kramer 1967 Queen Elizabeth Quinn 5 2 E Z i 2 ROSEANNE MCKENDRY JACQUELINE PARRY .eww 1 1 1 ,,,, 1 ',.1 e ., ul, zy. fff -FF' if? x R5 W K4 f ff 45 A3 H, M ,, M., 2' ww Q-. Q . CHRISTINE YUPCAVAGE ,, 'H + ' LB ,, L f pl.-+f SPURTS Football ' A f . , ,. V ,h ia -1- ...aim 1, The 1968 football team wound up its season with a two win and eight loss record. The Miners broke their long, losing streak early in the sea- son. Hopes for the future are bright as many juniors re- ceived letters this year and the freshman team lost only one game. Asst. Coach Paul Lohin, Head Coach Peter Droskinis, Asst. Coaches Paul Donahue and Robert Y' TAMAQUA-MINERSVILLE The Battlin' Miners opened their 1968 football season with a 12-0 hard-fought loss to the Blue Raiders of Tamaqua. The Miners took the opening kickoff and moved the ball well, but a fumble prevented an early score. The Blue Raiders scored their first touchdown at the beginning of the second quarter and scored their second, touchdown in the final min- utes of the game. The Miners' offense had many opportunities to score, but the offense was not clicking either on the Connell ground or In the an' GRIDIRON FACES or THE 'fs1xTY.N1NERs VARSITY Ist Row: Joseph Gober, James Droskinis, Edward Heimbaugh. 2nd Row: John Bernetskie, Frederick Beach, Andrew Sekellick, Charles Rushanan, George Laudeman, Joseph Butensky, Joseph Lipsett, George Slane, Robert Marshall, Franklin Kuehn, Albert Papada, Kenneth Brennan. 3rd Row: Head Coach Mr. Droskinis, John Wiyda, William Hrichak, Alex Warcola, Irvin Drye, Francis Lenick, Kenneth Sie- manis, William Lewis, John Malusky, Joseph Narkiewicz, Ronald Rowlands, Asst. Coach Mr. Lohin. 4th Row: James Gregory, John Zem- helt, Charles Nettles, Albert Bobinas, Randall Fish, David Dinich, Ronald Letko, Joseph Balsis, Robbin Trezise. SCHUYLKILL HAVEN -MINERSVILLE The Hurricanes of Schuylkill Haven thought they were hit by a hurricane named the Battlin' Miners as the Miners rolled to a 25-0 victory and snapped a 13 game losing streak. With Joe Butensky making consistently long runs to set up touchdowns, the Miners could not be stopped. Al Warcola scored the first touchdown followed by Balsis, Narkie- wicz, and Malusky each scoring a touchdown. The defensive play led by Beach and Bebinas completely throttled the groud attack of the Hurricanest The defensive secondary, led by Lipsett and Marshall, had a number of interceptions to stop the Hurricane air attack. MINERS AWAIT T055 BUTENSKY FIGHTS TACKLERS SHENANDOAH- MINERSVILLE Bob Marshall raced 80 yards with the opening kickoff to give the Battlin' Miners a 6-0 lead which they never re- linquished. Late in the first quarter, Charlie Nettles inter- cepted a Blue Devils' pass and scored the Miners second touch- down. Malusky kicked the extra point which gave the Miners a 13-0 lead. The Blue Devils scored their only touchdown in the second quarter. The Miners defense was outstanding when put to the test as they stopped several scor- ing threats late in the game. MAHANOY AREA- MINERSVILLE ln their next out- ing, the Balttlin' Miners suffered a 26-0 loss to a tough Golden Bears team. After a scoreless first period the Golden is Bears went on a scor- G ing rampage, scored 'I E 20 points to take the Q t 6 SPA SQ lead at halftime 20-0. - L ' ' The Golden Bears 1 added another score in the fourth quarter Marshall took the en- suing kickoff and re- turned it all the way for the Miners lone score. VARSITY LINEMEN Ist Row: Francis Lenick, George Slane, Ronald Rowlands. Kneeling: Randall Fish, Robbin Trezise, Ronald Letko, David Dinich, Joseph Narkiewicz. 2nd Row: William Lewis, Charles Rushanan, John Bernetskie. Standing: Irvin Drye, Albert Papada, Alberta Bobinas, George Laudeman, Fred Beach, .lohn Wiyda, James Gregory, Kenneth Siemanis, Andrew Sekellick. BLUE MOUNTAIN-MINERSVILLE The Battlin's Miners, playing their finest game of the season, stayed on even tenns with the Eagles before bowing 33-13. Joe Butensky scored the Miners first touchdown on an end sweep. He again scored in the second quarter to give the Miners a 13-0 lead. The Eagles then put on a late surge to tie the Miners at halftime 13-13. Late in the third quarter the Eagles got a break and scored the tie-breaking touchdown which proved to be the Miners' down- fall. In the fourth quarter the Eagles scored two more touchdowns to put the game out of reach for the Miners. PRE-GAME STRATEGY Nark pulls one in! MT. CARMEL- MINERSVILLE Now you see him, now you don't. This was the expression of the Battlin' Miners as they suffered .a 49-0 defeat at the hands of Mt. Carmel. The Tor- nadoes' scoring twins, Diminick and Veach, displayed their speed early, but fine defen- sive play by Laude- man and Nettles pre- vented the Tornadoes from scoring the first time they got the ball. VARSITY BACKS Ist Row: Franklin Kuehn, Joseph Balsis. Joseph Butensky, Edward Heimbaugh, Kenneth Bren- nan. 2nd Row: Alex Warcola, John Malusky, Robert Marshall, Joseph Lipsett, Charles Nettles. WEST HAZLETON- MINERSVILLE The Wildcats of West Hazleton scored three quick touchdowns in the first quarter and another in the third to beat the Battlin' Miners 28-0. The Battlin' Miners displayed a weak offense with the only big play being a 60 yard pass from Joe Balsis to George Slane. However, the Wildcats stiffened and the Miners could not dent the scoring column. Bob Marshall was the leading ground gainer for the Miners. MINERS POISED FOR ACTION PRE-SEASON DRILL is fi? 1. if a, -an 2. ' , Jig I 1 is ,ggi 1,1 - J Diminick and Veach could not be stopped during the rest of the night as they took turns scoring to build up a 35-0 half time lead. The Bat- tlin' Miners played stiffer defense in the second half and al- lowed only two touch- downs. The Miners' offense was stopped cold by a Tornado hard-charging line. SAINT CLAIR- MINERSVILLE The Battlin' Miners, playing their number one arch rival, Saint Clair, lost to the Saints by a 13-0 score in a rough contest. The Miners' defense played spirited ball throughout the game, and the offense was moving the ball, but bad breaks prevented the Miners from scoring. Intercep- tions, fumbles, and mixed plays deep in the Saints territory were reasons for the Miners not scoring. This was the third con- secutive game in which the Miners stood scoreless. l0I ALBERT BOBINAS BA TTERING-RAM BOBINAS FRANCIS LENICK POWER TO SPARE 4 ,....... ALBERT PAPADA l02 FIERCE TACKLER JOSEPH BUTENSKY FLEET-FOOTED BACK NORTH SCHUYLKILL- MINERSVILLE The Battlin' Miners using a shotgun formation threw a score into the Spar- tans before losing 20-7. The Spartans were stunned by the Miners' new for- mation, which helped the Miners move deep into Spartan territory before a bad pass stopped the scoring threat. The Spartans took over and scored two touchdowns to take a 13-0 halftime lead. They added another tally in the third quarter for a 20-0 lead. The Miners were not to be denied as they continued the shotgun and got on the scoreboard on a quarterback sneak by Balsis with Malusky kicking the extra point. . ,L -. J.. RONALD ROWLANDS OUTSTANDING LINEBACKER IRVIN DRYE PURE DETERMINA TION JOHN MALUSKY POWER PLUS KENNETH SIEMANIS VERSATILE' END RANDALL FISH BONE-CRUSHING GUARD JOSEPH NARKIEWICZ SURE-FINGERED END GEORGE SLANE UNLIMITED SPEED FRANKLIN KUEHN GREASED LIGHTNING HAZLETON-MINERSVILLE The Battlin, Miners closed their sea- son with a 42-6 loss to the Mountain- eers of Hazleton. The game was closer than the score indicates. The Miners, though they were out-manned, played a spirited game against innumerable odds on a mud-covered field. The Miners scored their only touchdown in the second quarter on a run by Joe Butensky after Randy Fish had made a long run to put the Miners in scoring position. Coach Droskinis used primarily underclassmen in the second half for valuable game experience in building up next year's team. ROBBIN TREZISE RUGGED CENTER 5 5 S 2 E 5 5 i E 2 5 5 3 I 3 i F RONALD LETKO RAM BLIN G RON '-I .- . 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H an ,, X vi W 5 iewf I . 11, CHARLES NETTLES DEFENSIVE ACE MANAGERS Terry Houser, Todd Rowlands Andrew Warcola JAYVEE SQUAD lst Row: Michael Yuhas, Joseph Gobcr, Robert Kumpaitis, Steven Dinich, James Antonio, Gregory Pothering, Robert Sterling, William Hrichak, Dennis Weiner, Thomas Ryan, John Bernetskie. 2nd Row: Gary Rhoads, Anthony Siminitus, Richard Yurkonis, William Parulis, John Capik, Cyril Murphy, David Hoenich, William Dolzani, David Olenick, Harry Martz, Adrian Sinko, David Wartella, John Zernhelt, 3rd Row: Coach Mr. Donahue, Charles Callaghan, Cary Paul, Joseph Levonas, James Droskinis, Peter Walsh, Eugene Frey, Raymond Artz, Thomas Butensky, Edward Siminitus, John Zuratt, Stanley Platko, Coach Mr. Con- nelly. This year's J.V. team racked up two wins and five losses in a seven game schedule. The closeness of several contests and some fine individual per- formances gives Coach Droskinis some high quality prospects for next year's varsity. Boys such as Jo- seph Gober, James Droskinis, Michael Yuhas, Peter MARSHALL LEADS WAY Walsh, Eugene Frey, and John Zernhelt all played outstanding football over the entire seven game slate. Highlights of the season were the fine run- ning of Joseph Cober and Michael Yuhas in the Pottsville game, the close defensive battle against MINERS SHOW AGGRESSIVE TACKLING K. 39, ,. v . N I ai , www -wma uvzumr nu.fva,'.is-, yu, A-rr.. .-e-. A rwm 'v-:fr n tau. Law: u L. 1 r vm -rn: W FRESHMAN SQUAD Ist Row: Anthony Siminitus, William Parulis, Thomas Butensky, David Olenick, Raymond Artz, John Zuratt, Joseph Levonas, Michael Yuhas. 2nd Row: Peter Walsh, Cary Paul, Gary Rhoads, Richard Yurkonis, Stanley Platko, Harry Martz, Adrian Sinko, Charles Callaghan, Edward Siminitus, and Eugene Frey. Tamaquag the 21-I2 victory over Mahanoy Area with the defense paving the way and Gober and Yuhas running exceptionally well, together with the 'ttit 5213, My fine blocking of Frey and Walsh plus the passing of Droskinisg and the 52-6 romp over Schuylkill Haven which showed outstanding team effort. If the Freshman tearn's performance is a sign of things to come, then the Miners' football fortunes are on the up-swing. This seventeen man squad compiled a five win-one loss record. With players like Michael Yuhas, Edward Siminitus, and Gary a Rhoads, this team offers great potential for the fu- ture. Outstanding prospects in the line are Eugene Frey, Peter Walsh, Anthony Siminitus, Raymond Artz, Charles Callaghan, William Parulis, and David Olenick. The performance of Adrian Sinko at quar- terback makes him one of the best single prospects in the region. Coaches for the ,l.V. and Freshman teams were Mr. Donahue and Mr. Connelly. Mean I I i HPUT ME IN, COACH! E M ' COACH'S INSTRUCTIONS 31? I 1 5' i L if N 3 fgwif +0 A 'Z 7' ,Q , 5 X .Q 11 E 'Q .P A W? w Q W e , if X Q 1 Ng aa T fm - f ,f:L.M, ' iw lt 155 5 If K' X Q if 2 X' MINERS SCRAMBLE FOR BALL Basketball The Battlini Miners 1968-69 Varsity Basketball team was a proud team. By their industriousness, enthusiasm, and constant encouragement, Senior Captain Randy Fish, Richard Rada, and Ronald Miller gave the theam that intangible element-leadership. Underclassmen such as Co-captain Joseph Balsis, Stephen Sitkus, Joseph Lipsett, Benjamin Hoenich, Thomas Schofstal, and Jack Bernetskie showed a true winner's attitude by their desire to work hard, learn a new system, and compete aggressively against all opponents. All these factors brought the boys together as one unit-a team characterized by pride. They were proud of the school they represented, proud of the kind of basketball they played, and proud of themselves. On their first league exhibition game of the season, the Battlin' Miners proved promising with an 84-76 win over Williams Valley. Joe Balsis led the scoring with 32 points followed by Tom Schofstal with 18 points and Steve Sitkus with 16 points. Next, journeying to Hamburg, the Miners were overpowered by the Hawks 84-46. Top scorers were Steve Sitkus, 13 pointsg and Joe Lipsett, 10 points. Opposing Williams Valley again, Steve Sitkus led the Miners to a 62-60 victory by scoring the winning field goal in the wan- ing seconds of the game. Balsis was high with 20 points. The Battlin' Miners kicked off the new North Schuylkill League season with a convincing 96-62 victory over Mt. Carmel. ln command all the way, the Miners ripped the chords repeatedly with Balsis high at 25 points, followed by Schofstal with 21 and Bernetskie with 15. Playing a nip-and-tuck game until midway in the third period when VARSITY Kneeling: Joseph Balsisg Randall Fish. Standing: Manager, Craig Millerg Ronald Millerg Thomas Schofstalg Jack Bernetskiegt Stephen Sitkusg Coach John DiNunziog Richard Radag Benjamin Hoenichg William Lewisg Joseph Lipsettg Manager, James Buch- karick. M LBJ 34, wQP 5 fr- -, ' y K ,, N if ffm fm W swf X .w , ' . :sm ' UN' 9 ,Exh ,ya X X q 28? I H, Q: -' ,-f' gg, .. .. ,, i 1 LI 1 x 'Y 2 Qf Wk 15, 5 if W it S 5 32 Q I 1 fr Qi I VM. 'kai N LKILV 1 i 5 Z . . . - W K 'Q-3 RANDA 'HSZQLM , Q' fii.,zN.. Wiifv, A , ww, , X iuv is i fl id , V bam J 4 3 gf, E X gm, M L' W J. v. SQUAD Manager, Duane Millerg Robert Kumpaitasg Robert MacCreadyg Stephen Millerg Manager, Guy Killiang Adrian Sinkog Fred Dio- dotog Jeffrey Padelskyg Francis Murphyg Thomas Stewartg Joseph Ruteckig Richard Fedoriskag David Wartellag James Unellg Donald Maliniakg Edward Siminitisg Kenneth Culasg Thomas Ondog Coach Kenneth Schneckg Thomas Smithg Warren ,lonesg Kenneth Jockeng David Sborz. Giving the Miners that needed scoring punch, Joe Balsis and Steve Sitkus shared scoring honors with 21 points each. Using a pressing zone defense to full advantage, the Saints rolled over Minersville 77-60. Joe Balsis, limited to 5 field goals by the tenacious defense but connecting on 14 attempts from the charity line, ripped the cords for 24 points with Schofstal and Sitkus also reaching the double digits. Keeping pace until the final period, the Miners were surpassed by the Blue Devils of Shenandoah 1 108-82. Balsis and Sitkus again shared scoring honors, each with l 28 points. In their next game cut- ting a 12 point lead by a late rally, the Miners fell short as they lost a real heart-breaker, 70-69, to Schuylkill Haven. Balsis was top scorer with 24 points. MINERS ON THE MOVE M - On their next encounter, Minersville was knocked from the unbeaten ranks of the second half of the season by the 58-47 defeat by North Schuylkill. The Spartans, controlling both boards, led midway in the first frame and never relinquished it for the remainder of the game. Joe Lipsett held scoring honors with 16 points. Tom Schofstal and Joe Balsis also hit the double figures. The miners then succumbed to the undefeated Colden Bears of Mahoney Area 83-60. Joe Balsis led the scoring with 18 points. l HALFTIME CONFERENCE Next the Miners bowed to the unbeaten Panther Valley team 100-65. Although outscoring the Panthers in the second half, the Miners could not make up the gap. Joe Balsis was high scorer with 19 points. Excellent shooting from the foul line carried Minersville to a 65-56 victory over Blue Mountain. Although they were outscored from the field, the Miners converted 27 out of 31 fouls. Taking a 15 to 12 lead at the end of the first quarter, the Miners never relinquished the lead for the remainder of the game. Balsis again set the pace with 18 points. In the next game, the Saints surged ahead to beat the Miners 84-75 with Steve BERNETSKIE GRABS Sitkus leading with 22 points. The Miners were then trounced 105-66 by Shen- andoah Valley with Balsis high with 25 points. Using the tight press to full advantage, the Miners defeated Schuylkill Haven 91-829 Balsis was high with 31 points. The season closed with an 83-55 loss to Pine Groveg Joe Balsis led the Miners with 17, with Tom Schofstal also hitting double figures. EVERYBODY WAITS , ,.xl XXX , xxx X X 2 ff.rM . , x 1 ,M A,. .M f.,..f.f.., .,XL'. v H' H- f X A i - .f , .444 ::Q.:p1, ,. M f Q , in tA'.x .N Qs by ,gpw , V ' .,,, Q- ' f Es. F 3 W- A ' H 5 .W :Q . fi. fs ' 'Ei 4-,1 Y L . f 1 , rv . i -L 5: . fi ,ij d 5 f , 3 3' i Q' 7.355 Z5 ' i7 Wrestling HEAD COACH Mr. Gerald Dalton VARSITY WRESTLING SQUAD Wrestling is a demand- ing sport as members of the squad will agree. It requires long hours of practice and preparation, as well as an occasional fast from all food when weight must be lost in order to make a certain weight class. The squad has done these things will- ingly and, in the opinion of Coaches Dalton and Donahue, has shown the correct attitude and the will to win necessary for a good team. All con- cerned feel that the squad has been a credit to them- selves and to the school. Ist Row Allen Yahemsky Joseph Narkiewicz, Albert Bobinas, Ronald Letko, John Lucacos, Andrew Sekellick, David Eisenhower, James Yacohacci Edward Elsenhuth Joseph Taglieri, Richard Yurkonis, Terry Houser. 2nd Row: Robert Nettles, John Wank, John Platko Steve Platko Albert Papada James Gregory, Edward Heimbaugh, Gary Paul, William Barnhart. 3rd Row: Frank Fetterolf, David Renninger Randy Sunday Gary Post Peter Walsh, Raymond Artz, Gary Rhoads, Cyril Murphy, Albert Wank, Head Coach, Mr. 4 ,sus- A M- , 5 , T QQ 1 F - APTAINS ME K A , A ff 'W 3 ' N J-A1 - Q is-cf,-4 LE w-.41 ,bw-...f QQAM MC J' ,A - X 6 . E -5 1 m , ,Sz - -., .3 5 5 3. 3 as 93'- Z' 'rp rf il? , t ,, i fn .ff.i QJ 'f --CL, .QA Qi'-vii... Q A. f QA-r ww ,-,zz 3 a :W -' - f - A j1i in NJ 5 NJ JOSEI H NARKI GRAPPLER REVIEW MATCHES INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Minersville Opponents 18 30 .... ..... B lue Mountain 54 5 .... .... W illiams Valley 31 I3 .... ..... I im Thorpe 21 25 .... . . . Central Columbia 6 44 .... . . . North Schuylkill I1 34 .... ......... T ri-Valley 37 14 .... . . . Schuylkill Haven 26 20 . . . ......... Nativity 2 43 .... . . . Mount Carmel 17 25 .... . . . West Hazleton 35 3 . . . . . . Panther Valley I7 22 . . . ....... Hazleton 20 25 .... ........ P ottsville 43 9 .... . . . Mahanoy Area Joseph Narkiewicz Ronald Letko ..... Ned Eisenhuth .... . . . ,lohn Lucacos .. . ,Iames Yacobacci . . . . . Joseph Taglieri .. . Richard Drazenovich Andrew Sekellick .. Allen Yahemsky . . . , . . Thomas Winisko .. Albert Papada . .. ,Iohn Sunday .... John Wank .... Terry Houser on Lost Tie .. 13 1 O .. ...12 I I 9 4 1 9 4 1 8 4 1 7 4 1 7 6 1 6 5 1 5 7 1 3 8 1 1 9 0 0 5 1 0 6 0 1 1 0 COACH DALTON GIVES AID TAGLIERI IN POSITION BOBINAS HOLDS ON EISENHOWER GRIMACES IN PAIN YAHEMSKY SCORES PIN 1 ,fi i 'gi H H H . -A , ,1,, .4 i f- Q 'ii fflE N 0 5 f rg Q 1 elc .A - A . M. , a by A , , mu H M X ins.-'H 1 F ll H ..1, W fag! ny 5 . 5 .1 . is . 1968 BASEBALL SEASON SHENANDOAH-MINERSVILLE Minersville dedicated' its new baseball field by handing the defending champions a 4-1 setback. Larry Beach was the mound performer striking out eleven and giving up only two walks. MINERSVILLE-PANTHER VALLEY The Miners had a rough time as they tried to win their second straight victory with the game ending in a scoreless tie. Jerry Curran allowed only three hits in ten innings of play. NORTH SCHUYLKILL-MINERSVILLE The Battlin' Miners knocked the powerful Spar- tans from the undefeated ranks as they went on to win 2-1. Larry Beach was the pitching ace, striking out eleven and allowing only two walks. MIN ERSVILLE-MT. CARMEL The Miners met their stalemate of the season as the score ended in a 10-10 tie. Minersville used three pitchers: Mike Yaworsky, Jerry Curran, and Larry Beach. MAHANOY AREA-MINERSVILLE A second-inning single by Ray Melenchick pro- vided the margin of victory as the Miners defeated the Golden Bears 1-0. Larry Beach pitched and allowed the Bears only three hits. MINERSVILLE-PINE GROVE The Miners took advantage of two errors in the first inning and went on to win their fourth game by 7-2 score. Jerry Curran pitched, fanning ten and issuing four walks. BLUE MOUNTAIN-MINERSVILLE The Miners next met the Eagles and were de- feated by a score of 5-1. The game was called after five innings of play. Larry Beach pitched. MINERSVILLE-SCHUYLKILL HAVEN Schuylkill Haven edged Minersville 7-6 in a hard- fought battle. Jerry Curran went all the way for the Miners striking out two and allowing three walks. ST. CLAIR-MINERSVILLE St. Clair put down an early game rally by Miners- ville to hand the Miners a 10-6 setback. Larry Beach was the hurler for the Miners striking out nine. MINERSVILLE-BLUE MOUNTAIN The Miners lost a heartbreaker as the Eagles defeated them 4-3. Although Jerry Curran was the losing pitcher, he pitched a beautiful game. SCHUYLKILL HAVEN-MINERSVILLE Schuylkil put down the Miners by a scroe of 5-0. Jerry Curran went all the way for the Miners. PINE GROVE-MINERSVILLE Larry Beach turned on a three hit performance as Minersville went on to defeat the Grovers. MINERSVILLE-ST. CLAIR The Saints defeated the Miners in their final game 13-3. The Miners used three pitchers: War- cola, Curran and Molochnick. I2I ' k ' - -F1-W4.'ah Eii . ,i Vgwfiw .. 259, ' 1 FEATURES Our First Exchange Student OSCAR DAVILA Minersville Area High School welcomed its first ex- change student this year. Oscar Davila of Saltillo, Mex- ico, joined the senior class in September and in the short year he spent with us made many friends. The exchange student project was sponsored by the Miners- ville Rotary Club, and while attending M. A. H. S., Oscar lived with the family of Rotary President Joseph Walacavage. Oscar had already graduated from secon- dary and vocational school in Mexico so that his year at M. A. H. S. was spent in learning to know us by living and working with us. We found Oscar gracious and interesting, bright and knowledgeable, and poised and friendly. We liked his smile and his sense of hu- mor. He adapted quickly to our high school life and his face became as familiar in the halls as that of any area student. We hope he returns to Saltillo with as many pleasant memories as he has left with us. We are grateful to Rotary for the opportunity of knowing him and having him with us this term. Mr. Brady welcomes Oscar to M. A, H. S. A few difeCfi0H5 are Ewen- gf,-ferr-Aft ,.., I And some homeroom help. 4 E 7 Oscar plans to become a chemical engineer and will en- ter Chemistry Science School in Coahuila University, Sal- tillo, Mexico. At Minersville Area he studied American Lit- erature, which he found some- what difficultg P. O. D. which he especially enjoyed during the fall electionsg and chem- istry and math which he had already covered in his courses in Mexico. He attended our meetings and games, learned our songs and cheers, and took our tests and examina- tions with us. ln addition to his adding a considerable number of English words to his vocabulary, we learned quite a few Spanish words from him. Our contact with him has been both pleasant and rewarding. We hope he can look back upon his year at Minersville Area High with equal satisfaction. Oscar with friends Peter Laychock and David Dinich Mr. Brady, Oscar, and Rotary President and Mrs. Joseph Walacavage. Q ' W? SENIOR CLASS SONG Words by Olwyn Beatty and Coleen Calderone Tune: Theme from Valley of the Dolls As we stand here, looking back Over the last four years, Our hearts are filled with sadness, And our eyes filled with tears. Each year proved to he a challenge, There was much we had to do. As a class, we worked together, And we saw each problem through. It only seems that it was yesterday When we first started to Spend days with you. Still Weill recall MHS most of all And we will reminisce School days we miss. We will find a new tomorrow, Echoing our yesterdays, Bright horizons beckon to us, We must go our separate ways. 1969 CLASS STATISTICS Members: 161 Boys: 72 Girls: 89 Branch: 29 Cass: 34 Foster: 5 Minersville: 80 Reilly : 12 Norwegian: I Courses: Academic: 48 Business Ed.: 15 General : 60 Vo-Tech: 38 Class Motto: We enter to learn: we leave to serve. Class Colors: White and Gold Class Flower: Yellow Rose A w- 1. i3Imm1n Our Kingdom of the Sea On May 24, 1968, the Class of '69 held its Junior Prom using the theme Our Kingdom of the Sea. After several months of planning and three days of hard work, the gym was transformed into an under- water wonderland. King Neptune greeted everyone at the doorsg waves of blue crepe paper covered the ceiling with paper fish uswimmingf' beneath. A sunken ship with a treasure chest overflowing with jewels made up the centerpiece which stood on silvered coral. Fish net- ting and star fish added a nautical effect to the decora- tions. To enter the 'gkingdomf' couples passed through a canopyg while on either side of the dance floor, tables bearing brandy snifters containing live gold fish were found. A mermaid ensconced on silver rocks covered with maiden hair occupied one corner of the room, while the band held sway in the opposite corner. Rotating colored lights added a romantic effect. As the music began to play, it seemed almost unbelievable that this long-dreamed-of night had finally come. That night of nights-our Prom-was here! We entered '4Our King- dom of the Sea. Even these photographs of the festiv- ities cannot convey the excitement of this very special event for which we had waited so long and worked so hard. iff NV? Z K V x...,,f W, , , M- f... .I .. M.. .,,,, 'W- f,, Sffww., 14181, . '. 1 : M-.W Q -w-N-N 'W M W 2l '-'- w ,fs gmsigf'-gm 933, - -, ..xx: Aww ...gina , F-, X YY? A' if v M ., Li m ? c , -ef -' 5? x P' 4- Q ia 'xv 1 s , e, gf! , f ' -f'S1' A 54:5 ' ., fffgf, rkyr 112: 'f,f: R - , ,A K - 9W,. !29 7. 12 36. 37 38. 39 41. 42 48. 49 54. 55 Letis Face lt. Our seniors make a few confessions, tell a few secrets, and acknowledge a few preferences 1n the following lines. Linda Andrescavage would rather spend a few minutes longer in bed than walk lelsurely to school 2. Joe Butensky is at heart a frustrated actor and T.V. comedian. 3. ,loan Batutis canlt hide her taste for anything artistic or creative. 4. Mike Consugar would prefer a flying lesson to any other kind. 5. Janet Gavalis likes to feel she's as good as Ringo Starr on the drums. 6. Randy Fish has plans to make a fortune and trade his '37 Chevy for a limousine. Al Bobinas is looking for a campaign manager to assure his way to the White House . Kathy Belas confesses she would rather do her own shopping in town. 9. Ron Letko admits a secret desire to be a steamboat captain in the atomic age. 10. Sharon Dolzani confesses that she wants to become a famous journalist. Barbara Costick says she finds anything to do with horses fun. Marilyn Bossick says she writes well because of her cash register finger. ,lim Buchkarik secretly knows that the basketball team couldn't get along without h1m 14. Olwyn Beatty admits a preference for a career in the field of English. Ellen Artz confesses that being a blonde is not necessarily more fun. 15 16. Ilona Hirsh admits that she would rather visit than live in Germany. 17 . Elaine Borinsky finds nothing wrong with a little snack in class. 18. Pauline Magic would play pro-basketball if she were taller. . Diane Chaposky says she secretly admires Phyllis Diller's jokes. 19 20. Linda Butsko likes best to drive her car filled with her friends. 21 . Karen Fetterolf canlt wait to have a classroom of elementary school kids. 22. ,lean Bednar would rather solve a tough trig problem than do any other work . Coleen Calderone confesses that weekends are not long enough. 24. Georgine Gilbert admits going into training for her walk up the Hill. . Janet Lazarchick secretly worries about even the tiniest mistake. 26. Barbara Mahalchick prefers volleyball to any other sport. 27 28. Wayne Alfano disagrees with Shakespeare and believes in borrowing. 29. Cheryl Bernatonis admits to an interest in the fashion world. 30. Tom Eichenberg says that he came back to Bryl Cream. . Ann Kramer confesses that keeping the Council books is a job. . Susie Kline prefers cheerleading to anything in the school day. 32. Lorraine Beach finds her exact counterpart in Diane. 33. Nancy Hutsko confesses that getting yearbook money in is hard. 34. Nancy Magic says the secret to a trim figure is no lunch. 35. Mike Laudeman has his own private joke book which he uses in class. Maureen Horan never found working on a Council project hard work. Tony Loftus admits to being torn between the army and Bloomsburg. Christine Babilya confesses exhaustion at times from her many jobs. Diane Beach admits she has difficulty controlling her desire to talk. 40. Alana Botek is only happy when she knows her hair is just right. David Eisenhower can't conceal his love of asking unusual questions. Debbie Holland agrees she enjoys being the lone girl on her floor at Vo-Tech. 43. Joe Lucas admits to deep and mystic powers of concentration. 44. ,lerry Markovich confesses that itls hard for him to stay out of mischief. 45. Lydia Frew would rather chat with the girls than study. 46. Joe Brennan prefers his friend George to anyone he knows. 47. Jackie Bound never had to hurry to get to school in four years. Martin Brazenec admits that sleeping during activity periods keeps him fit. Ken Hendricks secretly plans to write a book on the proper use of leisure time. 0. Irvin Drye would rather put the flag out on a sunny day. 51 52. Sonya Husowitz acknowledges a preference for ,leff's company on weekends. . Joe Callaghan confesses that all sensible girls prefer Hboys from the valley. Nancy Greene tells us that being small has its advantages. Mike Mataka agrees that study halls are the best periods on the schedule. Wanda Kairitis admits she gets a sudden urge to get a Mia Farrow haircut. Prom Couples Prom Couples Prom Couples Familiar Faces Here are some things which we have frequently seen our seniors do and which are part of our total picture of them. 1. Diane Murphy getting up to give a firm opinion in Student Council. 2. Paul Torola and Peggy Putalavage wearing their ulook alikev sweaters to school. 3. Betsy Subrine seriously and studiously poring over her books. 4. Dolores Weiner secretly meeting Robert near her locker. 5. Rose Zernhelt with ten girls packed into her Corvair. 6. George Slane risking pneumonia by not wearing socks. 7. Mike Steranok designing new cars during his class periods. 8. Jean Rutecki chewing bubble gum with a rhythmic, steady beat. 9. ,loe Narkiewicz flexing his muscles and challenging Mr. America. 10. Beverly Unell wearing blue tights while doing yoga in gym class. 11. Virginia Wythe putting in a seven hour shift at Vo-Tech. 12. Allen Yahemsky creating a new language in German class. 13. Robbin Trezise looking for a parking place every morning. 14. Catchy Pellish catching her breath so that she can continue talking. 15. Edwin Renninger quietly and carefully reading his Hamlet.v 16. Richard Rada obviously enjoying himself as he teases the girls. 17. Al Papada with a look of concentration as he does his homework. 18. Anita Oswald happily riding to school with Bev. 19. Gaynell Rowlands startling everyone in study hall with a loud sneeze. 20. Anna Weissmiller deeply involved in conversation with JoAnn. 21. Paul Toroney falling sound asleep during an assembly. 22. Theresa Stoppi conscientiously conducting an F.H.A. meeting. 23. Steve Sorokach carrying the bass drum through the football games and three parades. 24. David Wrona with a sheepish grin when caught in a prank. 25. Bruce Uranko riding around school before the bell rings. 26. Alan Ulmer trying for the Best Dressed Man of the Year award. 27. Joe Post never missing a Drama Club meeting. 28. Steve Platko grinning after winning a wrestling match. 29. Lee Woodford rounding the door of the room just as the tardy bell rings. 30. Tom Symons forgetting to bring his books to class. 31. Bonnie Quandel carrying an endless supply of gum. 32. Pat Quinn in a lively conversation with his neighbor. 33. Doris Warcola giving her opinion on boys in general. 34. Michael Ondisco combing his hair and patting it in place. 35. John Pielacha working hard on a Student Council project. 36. ,lean Murphy trying to fill her name card orders. 37. Cathy Ternowchek writing lengthy letters during Study Hall. 38. Ellen Reynolds asking too many questions in hygiene class. 39. ,loseph Tucci getting sent to the waste basket with gum. 40. Theresa Polatz demonstrating exercises in gym class. 41. Mary Lou Surfield whispering to Bobby during an assembly. 42. Joe Stephen discussing the fine points of cars with the fellows. 43. Charles Nettles being upset when a football play doesn't work. 44. Michael Urenko sitting with his long legs in the aisle. 45. ,lean Sharon indulging in a little bit of flirting. 46. Ron Rowlands coming out to fix the stage lights. 47. Mollie O,Conn0r standing waiting in front of Munsters. 48. Albert Wank causing a mild commotion in homeroom. 49. Lee Ann Schoffstall firing Mr. Wingaris, ceramics. 50. Joseph Sinko finishing a project in wood shop. 51. Dennis Molochnick doing a good job playing center field. 52. Frank Zerbe looking around for a good place to hunt. 53. Karen Rowcotsky having difficulty with her spelling. 54. Ken Siemanis trying to get back his driver,s license. 55. Mike Moran asking to go see if there are errands to be run. , 41 . When You - lawn-ws : fl Make some notes, or supervise the kiln, or fix the bulletin board, 377793. 01' tackle 11 P1'0lCCl in 5h0P, or conjugate a few verbs, or take time out to eat, or practice at noon, or work on cheers, f J f ' Af ,,,,,'+ or kick a ball around. all in one day. Man! Y0u're beat! l35 769 Looks Fine! 'L While attendance is taken While a problem is explained gf While a lesson is read While some calculations are made While some thinking is done While some notes are written 1 JL While we pose or concentrate 01- have fun! I36 All Around the ohool A Careful now! Some sober thoughts You need a ruler. . V . ,Q 1 We Now I have to erase! Two at one desk 'Tm next! t Vi 3 K K 44C In otta watch my finger Artists at work Some fine cutting X .. 02 2 fi. This 11515 10 fit! Here's an idea! This takes a steady hand. Where's the rest? I37 ill I I NAME Wayne Alfano Linda Andrescavage Ellen Artz Christine Babilya James Bainbridge Joan Batutis Diane Beach Lorraine Beach Olwyn Beatty Jean Bednar Kathleen Belas Robert Bergan Cheryl Bernatonis Albert Bobinas Elaine Borinsky Marilyn Bossick Alana Botek Jacqueline Bound Martin Brazenec Joseph Brennan James Buchkarik Joseph Butensky Linda Butsko Coleen Calderone Joseph Callaghan David Cazonie Diane Chaposky Michael Consugar Barbara Costick Jane Culley Dolores Devers Sharon Dolzani Colleen Donlin Jacqueline Dorazio lrvin Drye Thomas Eichenberg David Eisenhower Karen Fetterolf Randall Fish Lydia Frew Janet Gavalis Jack George Georgine Gilbert Georgianne Gontarchick Nancy Greene Judith Grodis Mary Haley Patricia Haney Michael Hardock George Heffner Kenneth Hendricks Ilona Kirsch Mary Jean Holige Debra Ann Holland Single File IS GCDeX75 quiet lively likable impish artistic Beachie,' cute hard-working lively talkative dark sophisticated CCBOIJO77 helpful cheerful fair '4Jackie,' imperturbable good-natured quiet active popular mischievous carefree tall blonde talkative cheerful slender DeeDee tiny friendly petite energetic 4CPete5, musical genial athletic popular friendly bashful active quiet shy fashionable quiet fun-loving friendly casual unconcerned helpful cheerful vivacious LIKES fishing Doug Ron Johnny Keenan's math Pine Grove Tremont weekends to read 'LBlue Angel Mary Lou French being class president everyone to chat neatness Pottsville his Chevy Georgianne homeroom to tease the girls the opposite sex the Navy study hall New Minersville gum cars others Bill Schuylkill Haven German to talk study halls raising the flag his orange chevy German Al the opposite sex to have fun drums the Band a good time Joe English Charlie chewing gum Don Cass the Hill a good time the Maj orettes driving to chat REMEMBERED FOR his flag raising her blonde hair her red hair her quietness his easy-going manner her long blonde hair her jokes her dimples her witty comments being head majorette her long hair his teasing her neat appearance his leadership her candy supply her sense of humor her friendliness her short walk to school his his voice curly hair being basketball manager his her her his his her his her car blonde hair pleasant personality sense of humor deep voice varied hairstyles stories sincerity her talks with Judy her large eyes her talent for writing her talks with Jackie her small stature his smile his long hair his comments her F.N.C. office his '39 Chevy her contagious laughter her musical talent his P.0.D. answers her friendliness her wardrobe her gentle manner her nice complexion her shyness her long hair his pleasant smile his jokes his wise answers her trip to Germany being with the gang her trips from Branchdale NAME Maureen Horan Sonya Husowitz Joan Hutsko Nancy Hutsko Wanda Kairitis Patricia Keating Susan Kline Linda Klouser Ann Marie Kramer Franklin Kuehn Michael Laudeman Janet Lazarchick Francis Lenick Ronald Letko Anthony Loftus Joseph Lucas Nancy Magic Pauline Magic Barbara Mahalchick John Malusky Jerry Markovich Mary Martin Barbara Mashack Michael Mataka Roseanne McKendry Ronald Miller Mark Mitchell Dennis Molochnick Michael Moran Bruce Moyer Diane Murphy .lean Murphy Joseph Narkiewicz Charles Nettles Mary Elizabeth O'Connor Michael Ondisco Wayne Orlick Anita Oswald Joseph Padelsky Albert Papada Gail Paul Catherine Pellish JoAnn Pernick Stephen Peron Rose Petrulich Wilbur Petrushonis JoAnn Pewor John Pielacha Stephen Platko Theresa Polatz Joseph Post Theresa Purcell Margaret Putalavage Bonnie Quandel Single File IS friendly quiet HElaine pretty sociable quiet unpredictable musical cute Butch polite studious tall witty independent quiet popular petite talkative husky carefree reserved bashful dark-haired soft spoken courteous fun-loving happy-go-lucky nonchalant easy-going CCMurph7, jolly good-looking capable GLMOUXY75 polite intelligent flirtatious pleasant thoughtful sweet cute blonde '4Junior soft-spoken sctjohnss petite 'gJake quiet merry likable jovial CCPeg77 congenial LIKES football games Jeff to laugh working on the Yearbook the opposite sex Heckscherville dancing the Band George Rosie his Girl to usher football Ellen baseball study halls to have fun to play basketball talking to Theresa his guitar girls Joe the hit tunes the YH babysitting Penn State girls to gossip to stroll around his motorcycle everybody ceramics athletics football fun his car his sax the piano to do well basketball Jim new clothes Joe radios to read to sleep to dance his pals Buck Run to talk to JoAnn dramatics Forestville a certain boy to sew REMEMBERED FOR her varied wardrobe her her her her her her her long hair rosy cheeks blue eyes contagious laugh trips to Keenan's many bracelets clarinet her fun in gym his practical jokes his part-time job her fair complexion his marksmanship his modesty his grin his unconcerned manner her lively personality her cute giggle her questions in class his his her her his her his his his his his her football ability dark hair job at school questions unconcern mild manner friendliness long hair hunting experience shirts car good nature her laugh his girl watching his blue eyes trips to New Minersville his corny jokes his answers in P.O.D. her after school job his his her her her his her his her his his neatness politeness courtesy trim figure whistle after school ob pleasantness carefree ways small stature lively manner Wrestling ability her laugh his Nehru jacket her jokes in gym her friendliness her pretty hair NAME Patrick Quinn Richard Rada Edwin Renninger Ellen Reynolds Karen Rowcotsky Gaynell Rowlands Ronald Rowlands John Ruddy Dolores Ruscavage ,lean Rutecki Rita Sabadish Bernard Sagusky Lee Ann Schoffstall .lean Sharon Kenneth Siemanis Joseph Sinko George Slane Margaret Smith Sharlene Smith ,loseph Sninsky Stephen Sorokach Kathleen Starr Joseph Stephen Michael Steranko Ruth Sterling Teresa Stoppi Catherine Strausser Elizabeth Subrine Mary Lou Surfield Thomas Symons Catherine Ternowchek Sally Ann Thomas Paul Torola Paul Toroney Robbin Trezise Joseph Tucci Alan Ulmer Beverly Unell Bruce Uranko Michael Urenko Albert Wank Doris Warcola Michael Warischalk Dolores Weiner Anna Weissmiller Clarence Woodford David Wrona Virginia Wythe Allen Yahemsky Brenda Zerbe Frank Zerbe Patricia Zernhelt Rose Zernhelt Single File IS relaxed ambitious well-mannered cooperative cute PCPPY HRUOII37 a tease 6'Dolly energetic tall lCBen77 a blonde efficient well-groomed dependable athletic C6Meg,7 quiet friendly nSmiler,' feminine quiet conscientious Ruthie talkative slim GCBetSy7, conservative pleasant attractive pretty intelligent funny a stage hand friendly reliable intelligent quiet serious a letterman pert quiet fun pleasant '4Lee,' energetic bright studious friendly shy agreeable alvfirniv LIKES Chi Chiis basketball the outdoors being secretary the Beatles Al Bonnie cars commercial work to laugh Albert hamburgers ceramics to flirt cars wood shop Annie the Lake nice clothes study halls his 537 Plymouth her Mustang his Chevy art telling jokes cheering St. Clair Latin Class Bobby cars Craig activity neat clothes to answer Vo Tech basketball to ski Yoga cars the Acme to tease the F.N.C. his new house excitement driving her car free time girls Frank to flirt Dennis hunting people Schuylkill Haven REMEMBERED FOR his tales of Branchdale his good marks his handsomeness her sincerity her nice smile her short hair his baseball ability his answers her nice disposition her cheerfulness her wardrobe his after-school job her bouncy walk her neatness his reserved manner his prom. work his cool character her straight hair her congeniality his politeness his many freckles her witty remarks his charm his blue eyes her friendly disposition being pep club chairman trips with Linda her congenial manner going to Keenanls his likable personality her long hair being cheerleader his his his his his her his his his her his her her his his her his 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Somebody get the other end! The crew rests. Tfaffifl is hCHVY- Irvin tries a lasso. This is a wall-to-wall job. My aching back! Look befgfe you Staple! Five at the railing A presidential conference iiiiii . f..,, ,,.J . A J I llvl I ,, 5, , M' WW ,Jiri y I ' ,,,.. , ' ' fp at , ,. Almost everybody happy! Sock it to those rocks! It's not all work! Hey, up there! Drop everything! Two master craftsmen Bonnie, Jean, and the flowers Peek-a-boo! L V, 1 an PATRONS Our Special Patrons 1530.005 MINERSVILLE SAFE DEPOSIT BANK Sunbury Slreel- Minersville, Penna. MESSNER 8. HESS 5-I0-251 STORE 25I Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. THE MINERS NATIONAL BANK OF POTTSVILLE Minersville Office lvlinersville, Penna. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MINERSVILLE The Olclesl Nalional Bank ln Schuylkill Counly M. A. H. S. STUDENT COUNCIL Minersville Area High School Minersville, Penna. M. A. H. S. PEP CLUB Minersville Area High School Minersville, Penna. Senior Porlrails by ZAMSKY STUDIOS Philadelphia, Penna. Our Generous Friends 1515.005 DEGUTIS PHARMACY lRussell SOUCIIBIKI 245 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. FESKO, EBLING, 8: CO. 20 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. MINERSVILLE LEGION POST 965544 Sunbury and Delaware Ave. Minersville, Penna. BOB MILLER CHEVROLET 22 and W. Marlcei' S+. PoHsville, Penna. CHARLES MARTIN, INC. R. D. ilfl, Box 89 Po'Hsville, Penna. MINERSVILLE AREA JAYCEES Young Men of Ac+ion Exlends Besl' Wishes 'I'o Class of '69 NOBLE QUANDEL 8: SON Lumber and Building Supplies Minersville, Penna. QUANDEL CONCRETE James W. Quanclel and Sons Minersville, Penna. DIRENZO COAL CO. PoH'sville-Llewellyn Highway Llewellyn, Penna. Our Boosters 1510.001 YAKUBONIS CLEANERS Minersville-Llewellyn Highway Llewellyn, Penna. RADZIEVICH ECONOMY MKTS., INC. Mea+ Ci+y, U.S.A. 33I Sunbury S+., Minersville, Penna. Congra+uIa+ions To +I1e Class of '69 MINERSVILLE SCHOOL BAND MARIA ANGELO'S BEAUTY SALON 252 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. ELSIE'S CERAMIC SHOPPE 8: RESTAURANT 667-669 E. Main S+. Hegins, Penna. I7938 BRENNAN'S FLOWER SHOP I32 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. CompIimen+s 0+ A FRIEND POTTSVILLE BUILDING BLOCK CO., INC. PoHsviIIe, Penna. CompIimen+s 0+ A FRIEND Jim 544-4 I 68-Charlie 385- I 775 THE OTHER SIDE Tony-ECI-Fred MRS. JAMES C. CURRAN I70I Howard Avenue Po++sviIIe, Penna. JOSEPH F. HOBAN Buck Run, Penna. W. T. GRANT CO. Po++sviIIe Park Plaza Po++sviIIe, Penna. ANTHONY RUSSIAN Teaberry HiII Minersville, Penna. ST. STANISLAUS CHURCH Spruce S+ree+ Minersville, Penna. REILEY STORE INC. 200 N. Cen+re S+. Po++sviIIe, Penna. SMITH'S PHOTO STUDIO IOI Mill Creek Ave. PoHsviIIe, Penna. MERRYFIELD SMITH AGENCY A. G. Tracey Branchdale, Penna. JOHN MURPHY ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Minersville-Po++sviIIe Highway Minersville, Penna. BOB SCHEIPE-Underwood Supplies II7 W. Norwegian S+. Po++sviIIe, Penna. WEISSINGER FUNERAL HOME 3I8 Fron+ S+. Minersville, Penna. FREE PRESS N.or+I1 S+. Minersville, Penna. BOUSSUM'S Cen+re S+ree+ Po++sviIIe, Penna. DOCTOR LE ROY PURCELL HecIcscI1erviIIe Pennsylvania RITZEL FUNERAL HOME 428 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. WALTER TUSON FURNITURE 475 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. J. B. COIN DRY CLEANERS 8: LAUNDROMAT 2ncI ancl Nor+I1 S+. Minersville, Penna. 544-2872 OLENICK BROS. COAL CO. Forres+viIIe, Penna. HARVEY'S PHARMACY I24 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. VINCENT NAGLE I38 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. RENNINGER'S GARAGE Zerbe, Penna. ELEANOR'S SHOPPE I43 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. ROTHERMEL'S DAIRY Eas+ Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. SWATARA COAL COMPANY Zerbe, Penna. Our Backers 1955.001 RUMBAVAGE'S GROCERY STORE II9 S. Sou+h S+. Minersville, Penna. RAY ARTZ INSURANCE Po++sviIIe-LIeweIIyn Highway LIeweIIyn, Penna. APPLEBY'S SERVICE STATION LIeweIIyn, Penna. WEST-WEST TERRACE MOTEL COCKTAIL LOUNGE 81 MOTEL Po++sviIIe-LIeweIIyn Highway GO-GO Sunbury S+. MinersviIIe, Penna. MINERSVILLE BEAUTY 81 BARBER SUPPLY IOS Sunbury S+. MlnersviIIe, Penna. JACKSON'S SPORTSWEAR Primrose, Penna. AL VESSOTSKI Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. THELMA'S BEAUTY SHOP 44 Wes+wood S+. MinersviIIe, Penna. CHECKERS BARBER SHOP I08 S. Third S+. Minersville, Penna. DOLORES PARULIS BEAUTY SHOP LIeweIIyn Rd. LIeweIIyn, Penna. SUNNY ROD 84 GUN CLUB Furnace Grove MinersviIIe, Penna. JOSEPH HAUPTLY INSURANCE 2205 W. MarIre+ S+. Po++sviIIe, Penna. MAJORETTES Head-Jean BecInar Ca+hy PeIIish-IIona Hirsch CompIimen+s of THE MINERSVILLE BAND ASSOCIATION MinersviIIe, Penna. BLU TAVERN Po++sviIIe-LIeweIIyn Highway LIeweIIyn, Penna. ROYAL LUNCH Ib Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. TONY'S FANCY PRODUCE Second and MarI:e+ S+. Po++sviIIe, Penna. PATRICIA SINCAVAGE BEAUTY SALON I3 N. Fi++h S+. MinersviIIe, Penna. FANOK'S CAFE 5I2 Sunbury S+. MinersviIIe, Penna. CLAIR A. KLOUSER LIeweIIyn, Penna. LAZARCHICK'S RESTAURANT 476 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. MUNSTER'S GRILLE N.. Fi++h' S+ree+ Mlnersv1IIe, Penna. FANNIE PECKMAN 459 Nor+h S+. Minersville, Penna. D. B. MUSCARA Po++sviIIe-MinersviIIe Highway Minersville, Penna. THE POTTSVILLE PIZZERIA Drive-in: M+. Carbon S+ore: 532 N. Cen+re S+. KOZURA CHEVROLET, INC. Spring S+ree+ Tremon+, Penna. MR. ROBERT BELAS 528 Lewis S+. MinersviIIe, Penna. MULDOWNEY'S STORE Sunbury S+ree+ MinersviIIe, Penna. DR. MICHAEL PRISTAS 327 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. KERWICICS LEATHER GOODS IIO S. Cen+re S+. Poi-I-sville, Penna. LAUDEMAN'S SERVICE STATION Bun+ing S+. LIeweIIyn, Penna. DR. ALFRED LAND 304 Sunbury S+. MinersviIIe, Penna. ULMER'S PHARMACY 3rd and Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. FLU I:FY'S SU PE RETTE LIeweIIyn, Penna. R. F. CLAUSER 81 SONS 70I-703 W. MarIKe+ S+. Po++sviIIe, Penna. EM 8: KAY'S CAFE 432 Sunbury S+. MinersviIIe, Penna. ALCO-TEX, INC. Nor+h S+. Minersville. Penna. SOPHIA MASTELLIS BEAUTY SHOPPE 5I0 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. BOTT'S AUTO SUPPLIES 29 Sunbur S+. Y Minersville, Penna. JANET I:ABRIZlO'S BEAUTY SALON 24 Sunbur S+. Y Minersville, Penna. MORGAN 81 HALCOVAGE. INSURANCE 240 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. HOME MADE ICE CREAM 44I Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. HONEY BEE BLOUSE Branchclale, Penna. M 8: S DRESS CO. Bun+ing S+. Llewellyn, Penna. REEDY'S SERVICE STATION Bun+ing S+. Llewellyn, Penna. CompIimen+s of DR. S. C. ASHER BUSH'S SUPERETTE Willing S+ree+ Llewellyn, Penna. HILLCREST CAR WASH Nicholas Pri+isI:u+ch, Prop. Minersville, Penna. GITTLEMAN'S SHOE STORE 238 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. BOHORAD'S 6 Nor+h Cen+re S+. Po++sviIIe, Penna. WYNOSKY'S II E. Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. DR. M I KATAVAGE 406 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. WYNN ANN RESTAURANT Fron+ and Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. BLUE FRONT STORE II8 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. HAHN FUNERAL HOME 3IO Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. PHOENIX PARK COMMUNITY FIRE CO. Phoenix Park, Penna. TROUTMAN BROTHERS KIingers+own, Penna. MRS. HOWARD SALADA IAVONI Box 565 R. D. ffl Po++svi e, Penna. JOE 81 ANN MACARIO'S Nor+h Delaware Ave. Minersville, Penna. V 8: T CLEANERS 200 Fron+ S+. Minersville, Penna. RELIABLE HOME SUPPLY IIO Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. ' LEE JEWELERS 252 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. GAUNTLETT BILLIARDS 3I2 Carbon S+. Minersville, Penna. MEN'S SHOP IEIber+i 81 Asenavagel Minersville and Schuyllcill Haven JAY .IEWELERS I00 N. Cen+re S+. Po++sviIIe, Penna. DR. ROBERT BORAN 240 S. I:our+h S+. Mlnersvllle, Penna. MR. AND MRS. WALTER TREZISE, SR 207 Nor+h S+. Minersville, Penna. EDW. HOLLEY-Plumbing 8: Hea+ing 430 Nor+h S+. Minersville, Penna. SWIMMING POOL EQUIPMENT CO. Box 45A R. D. ffl Po++sviIIe, Penna. THE C. B. DOLGE COMPANY G. John Beclcer, Represen+a+ive Wes+por+, Connec+icu+ 06880 MACK'S STUDIO III N. Cen+re S+. Po++sviIIe, Penna. BARTON'S TROPICAL FISH IR. D. 3552 Box 859 Dowden+own Po++sviIIe, Penna. BLAIR'S BINGLES I47 N. Nice S+. or P.O. Box 83 Fraclxville, Penna. I793I SCHUYLKILL GAS CO. 646 EAI+fmcEn+ Blvd. Frac vi e, enna. THE SPORT SHOP 5 Eas+ High S+. Womelsdorf, Penna. CHEERLEADERS Minersville Area High School Minersville, Penna. THE MINERSVILLE POLICE Minersville, Penna. HUFF'S SPORTING GOODS 307 W. MarIre+ S+. Po++sviIIe, Penna. CHARLES SANKUS CAFE I40 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. EISENHUTH'S STATIONERY STORE 2I0 Sunbury S+. MinersviIIe, Penna. WASHINGTON HOTEL 201 Sunbur S+. Y Minersville, Penna. MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH P. MAHAL I04 Four+h S+. Minersville, Penna. GEORGE BELECANECH MKT. 208 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. ROBERT BALDWIN, JR.-Prom Pho+ographer II25 W. Norwegian S+. Po++sviIIe, Penna. ROBERT J. LUNDY-DiS+ribu+or I543 W. MarIre+ S+. Po++sviIIe, Penna. STANLEY AND ADELE RUTECKY 435 Pine Hill S+. Minersville. Penna. RED ASH MEADOW DAIRY R. D. 9942 Hegins, Penna. JIM BECKER The Wise Guy FracIcviIIe, Penna. MILDRED SEMANCHICK 25I Spruce S+. Minersville, Penna. BOB HARRIS-Vice Presiden+ PRIME-O-SASH CORP. Reading, Penna. DOLORES OF GOUBARD DE PA I09 W. MarIce+ S+. Po++sviIIe, Penna. RIS RUSCAVAGE'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Third and Sou+I1 S+. Minersville, Penna. V. D'ATTILO 81 SONS 444 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. CATHERINE MILLER BEAUTY SA 407 Fron+ S+. MinersviIIe, Penna. BILL'S CAFE 445 Sunbury S+. MinersviIIe, Penna. T 8: T BAR 84 GRILLE 204 Line S+. Minersville, Penna. MAGIC GROCERY 2I9 Oak S+. Minersville, Penna. LON CLERVANT C. ARTZ 330 Fron+ S+. MinersviIIe, Penna. SHIRLEY'S UNIFORM SHOP IIO Sou+h Cen+re S+. Po++sviIIe, Penna. H. R. KNAPP 84 SONS Luggage and Lea+her Goods Po++sviIIe, Penna. TROUTMAN'S CAFE Willing S+. LIeweIIyn, Penna. LEON A. REAGER AUTO REPAIRS Nor+h Delaware Ave. Minersville, Penna. TRETTER'S STORE DOLLY MADISO I52 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. RUSSIAL'S GAS STATION Primrose, Penna. GARFIELD DINER Gar+1cId Square Po++sviIIe, Penna. BRILLA TRUCKING Po++sviIIe-LIeweIIyn Highway LI ny P ewe n, enna. ESSO SERVICE CENTER MinersviIIe: 544-3892 Po++sviIIe: 622-3020 CAPITOL ROLLER SKATING RINK 2I0 N. Cen+re S+. Po++sviIIe, Penna. CENTER SUPPLY CO. 3OI Sunbury S+. MinersviIIe, Penna. URBANEICS UPHOLSTERING 6 Sunbury S+ Minersville, Penna. YANNACCONE'S PHOTO STUDIO I39 SunI1uryPS+. Minersvile, enna. COLOR TV SERVICE Eddie Herber+ 544-3 I 9I REED JEWELRY Sunbury S+. MinersviIIe, Penna. ADAM'S CLEANERS 2I8 Sunbury S+. Minersville, Penna. From A PRIMROSE FRIEND GRACE SHOP Cen+re and Norwegian S+. Po++sviIIe, Penna. RICK-ANN HALL Primrose, Penna. N ICE CREAM Mrs. Helen Bruso Miss Alicia K. Ruscavage Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Murphy Sylvia Arisnofslcie Peler J. Droslrinas Herberi' A. Spangler Kenne+h L. Schneclr Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Melusky Mr. and Mrs. Anihony Menchinslzy Alexis Landa Our Sponsors 152.005 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy Mr. and Mrs. John Charlraway Jane and Bill Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Culley Mr. and Mrs. Dorazio Mr. and Mrs. David Sfudlaclc Bill and Louise Mrs. Olga Cosriclr William Kush Joseph Pukas liclr Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Kimmel Mr. and Mrs . Peler Ya sfishock Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Leslry Beriha Bucharilc James Bucharilc Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Babilya Miss Veronica An+hony Mr. and Mrs. John Chaposlcy Colleen and Mary Ann Willis Johnny ZuraH Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donlin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anlinozzi Mr. and Mrs. .Reginald Regienus Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bo+elr Miss Mary F. Daley S. Angelo Paul Husowirz Mrs. Alice Delaney Mr. Donald Susan Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. John l.a1archiclr Georgine Polinslry Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKendry Mr. and Mrs. Sfanley Scheib Margarel McKendry Mr. and Mrs. Edward Siine Mr. and Mrs. Vinceni Narlciewicz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rowlands Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beclrer Gaynell Rowlands Mrs. Harry Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Pefer Belas Sensafions Mr. and Mrs. Roherl Kumpaiiis Mr. Alberl' M. Bobinas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brennan Mr. and Mrs. William Dolzani Mr. Michael Rebeclc Mr. Thomas Doyle Miss Josephine Purcell Mr. Harold Peclcman Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boyer William Angelo Mr. and Mrs. George Pauloslry Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Bednar Donna and Jeanie Mr. John Bergan Joe and Janine Jaclc and Janice Ken and Jaclcie Old Mill Coal Yard Michael Timfishin Ins. Jack and CharloH'e's Bar The Club House Webb's Tire Service Slaiion The Beach Boys Reicher+'s Cafe The Sauer Kraui Sislers Tremoni Theaire Miss Margaref Jenlcins Miss Anna Brennan Fallcowski's Used Cars Hoover's Service Siaiion Miss Jane? Be+1inger Michael Cherrybon Mer. Ins. Agenf Mrs. Gerard J. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. George Bea'Hy Doi, Toni. and Colleen 68 Mr. Adam Rowcolslry Rifa and AI Marlin Upholsiery Miss Marie Bafulis Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Keifer Miss Kafhryn Nidoclr Carol Bonchallr Michele Schulfz Mr. and Mrs. William Devers Mr. and Mrs. George Klassen Marilyn '66 M. Coleen Calderone Mr. and Mrs. James Calderone Mr. and Mrs. George Ryan Blazer Orchards Hugh Dempsey Bud Homa Marilyn Bossick Sian Rowcofslry Mrs. Louise Herberl' Alphonse Honda Billy Bea++y Mr. Joseph Perambo Mr. Michael Brady Mr. Siephen Salve Mrs. Carolyn Warner Mrs. Susan Brazenec Fran's Har Shop Mrs. Anna Curler Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Huisko Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hufslro Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dave TreHer and Mrs. Joseph Slrawinslry Emma Roehrig and Mrs. Emanuel Schaeffer and Mrs. John Marzinslcy Eddie Terefenclco Mrs. Mary Telford Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gregory Alex Warcola Joe Taglieri Jody Kaplan Pal Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kulbilslry John Rizzi John Rada, Jr. Anfhony DeFalco Ca'lchmarlr's Siore David Moraslcy Sur'Field F. Russian Paul and Peggy Paul Torola Allen Yahemslcy James Heffron Michele Simms Joe and Mary Bobby Sfephen Barbara Srephen Mrs. John Toroney Bruce and Donna Mr. and Mrs. Wassel Urenlro William McNellis John Kulda Mrs. Emma Hribiclc Carol and Jim Par and Freeman Ralsion Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Delberf Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hanzolx, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Siminifus Mrs. Marr Brennan Mr. Paul Lohin Mr. and Mrs. Franlc Papada Mr. Paul Donahue Andy Sulyma Mr. Connelly Janef and Joe Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Hufslro Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roloerf Sullivan John Ga buriclr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haley Caroline McGovern 51'h S+. Corner Seniors Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sabadish Mr. Joseph Horan Mrs. Joseph Horan Bill Lewandowslri Mrs. Cafherine O'Brien O'Connor Children Mr. and Mrs. George Harvilla Pal Harvilla John and Frifzi Hummel Helen Hufsko Janei Bereislcy Mrs. Mary R. O'Connor Virginia N.B.V.M. '67 Jennie Fidler Huddy's Cafe Dr. J. A. Bendinslry Mr. and Mrs. John Nebroslrie Carol Ann Holige Mary Jean '69 John Holige Diane C.H.S. '66 Julie Holige Leo Keller Befh Mar Beaufy Shop Mr. and Mrs. Alberf Papada i l Mrs. Mary Skibiel John Hudock Gerlrude Mackey Kalhryn Wychoski Jo Ann Pernick Mr. and Mrs. Edward Orlick Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy The Hudec Family Mr. and Mrs. John Simodeika Rick Rada Mr. and Mrs. Peler Koslek Joyce Wernosky A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Roberr Parry Mrs. Pryce Parker James W. Quandel, Jr. Charles H. Quandel Mr. Sfanley Shevokis Mr. Raymond Green Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slerling Linda Bergan Jim Yacabacci Henry's Cafe Aleilha A. Lord Pauline A. Magic Jim M. Yuhas Raymond J. Holahan Mary Haughney John Heim Mr. Lewis Achenbach Mary F. Murphy Mary P. Slavinsky Mrs. Margarile Derr Toni Marie Popperl Mr. and Mrs. James Schreffler, Jr. Miss Jean Wiesr Judy Grodis Charlie Wynosky Mr. and Mrs. Sfanley Skavinski Helen Gombar Mrs. John N. Smilh Mr. and Mrs. Bearl Buhl lda Allaman Joe's Service Cenler Lillie Burch Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs John Grodis James Frew Joseph Hudock Melvin Weir neig.. Frank and Ginny Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ternowchek Billy Lewis Mr. John De Nunzio Sieve Sirkus Joyce and Sandy '70 Slanie and Annie Mr. and Mrs. John Rizzi Slanie and Tucci Mr. and Mrs. George Weiner Mr. and Mrs. Sieve Pizzico Miss Mary Hallis Miss Margarer Brown Mrs. Irene Sidoriak Mr. Maurer Mr. and Mrs. Anrhony Warcola Senior '57 Chevy Lovers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sumoski Robbin Trezise Nancy Dukmen 68 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Surfield Mr. Michael Warishchalk Mrs. Charles Mifchell Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fenslermacher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kolrochos Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ulmer Mr. and Mrs W. H. Weissmiller Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Davis Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Close Leechie Mouse Miss Leona Lovelick Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Yoder Mrs. Caiherine Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. John Zernhell Sally Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Thomas Mrs. Rose Lombardi Mr. Jack Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lombardi Peggy Purcell Mr. and Mrs. Jack George Vicki Fellerolf Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Fefleroll Ron Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ted Malewicz Frank Malewicz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Malafesra Mr. and Mrs. A. Weiner Mr. and Mrs. John Dunleavy Mr. and Mrs. William Peale Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hummel Arfhur Shay Green '55 Chevy's Rule Helen and Nicholas Yodlosky Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sninslcy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fifzpalrick Bob and Dolores Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zernhell Minersville Qualify Shoppe Beverly Unell La Rae lGaunlle'r'rl Hughes Belsi Subrine Rose and Don Symo of Fibano, lnc. Ann Marie Brown Mrs. Gerlrude Hall Mr. and Mrs. Hanford Fish Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Earlosky Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Walsh Debbie Holland Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holland John Connelly John Weissmiller Mrs. Elizabelh Eichenberg Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gonlarchick Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Machuzak Susan Kline Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuehn and Family Mrs. Mary Mashack Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zelonis, Jr. Mrs. Joseph Bulcavage Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Doyle rRev. Francis J. Opps A Friend A Friend A Friend Morlimer Jewelers Linda Klouser Mr. John Duffy Mrs. Clervanl' Arh Mrs. Blanche Cullarher Hirsch's Tailor Shop Sam's Place Mr. and Mrs. John Hudock Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pisco Mrs. Alma Johnsfon Carol Ann Feirerolf Miss Josephine Grabusky John Shelava Beverly Sachar K.E.F. '69 Michael Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Michael Melusky Jo-Ann Miller Brock Miller Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greis Marion Mickey Mr. and Mrs. John Malusky Miss Marie Malusky Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Eisenhower Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kuhl Louis Casari Ray Bevan Jim Pielacha John Ruddy Mr. and Mrs. Cus'l'ie Russial Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slavickas Mr. and Mrs. Amelio Cola Mr. John W. Oswald Mr. George Bach Donna Fa nok Mr. Jerome Purcell Miss Theodora Lisoski Barb Mahalchick A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Harold Curran Mr. and Mrs John Kemock Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laudeman Mr. and Mrs Anlhony Loirus The Flames Alberl E. Sobolesky John Oswald Sieve Peron James Quinn Dorolhy Trasa'l'l Ellen Reynolds Kalhleen Brennan Wayne Micklo Jerry and Clare Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds Ed Renninger Joseph John Posl Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pellish Calhy Pellish Mr. Andrew Klalko Mr. and Mrs. Jos. 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