Nanty Glo High School - Echo Yearbook (Nanty Glo, PA)

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lfirxl ron'-M. Sargeant: A. Davis: M. Xlyersg j. xlCDCfllltlftQ ll. Lf Mellermott. ,slfftlllll row-ll. J. Hager' H. limer son' S Noder' R 1-ore' lr Xarljen Third ron' Nl Stalpii j U I VI' 9 I . , . , . . . . . -. . . ' 1 ro: . rope iog '. , wan mart: R. Rudolph: R. l.ezzer f'lUlH'l11 ram'--IJ. liibsong lf. lxkawa: li. Llharneyg 'I'. Gebaczg P. llhillips. Sfrllldiflgl in lurk -M. Romagnino' A. l.incl ' ' ' null roseg j. Myersg L. Hill: lx. Lonnorg li. CO1 ' yg S. Novotnyg Mr. Altirnusg S. Gritlitlig D. Mahang li. Lezzerg G. VVinning L. Flick N. lialenakg R. Cortig J. Leonard. SCIENCE CLUB l1'resirIentiSteve Xovotny Secretary+.I'r1.-Xnne Myers Yiee-I'residentsNiek Iialenak 'I'reasurer-.Xnn l.indrose .Xdvisor-Mr. Altimus All chemists and physicists attention!! To lmroaden your seientiiie knowledge, join the Science Cluh. lfarly in the term the club met and discussed plans for the year. Then the work began. NYith our new movie camera we took pictures of all our snappy football games. liven after the season ended our games certainly weren't forgot- ten. VYe showed them over and over for the entertainment of the whole town. 1 lld Black -Ioe?? lley, that sounds like the minstrel, and that's what it was. Black faces and baggy clothes led the way to the most side-splitting event of the year. Did somebody mention food? Yes. it was time for our annual banquet. .Xlmove everything else this was a must, 'l'lins we ended happily another fun-packed year. Tin' 1049 lirlzo 4.1 , -

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tx 9 SQn. 1'ili7'SfI'H'Zs'f-l.. Simendingerg K. fYF3l'I'L'll1 lf. Cincllai li. Dugan: D. Gibson: P. Rhoadcs: J. A. Myers: H. Xl. Hrap chak: S. ISCHSUYI R. Romagnino: B. Harpg M. McMullen. .S,t't'1HIff nm'-M. A. Smith: D. Kelly: S. Griffith: H. Gentile P. Phillipsg N. Kalenakg D. Blahang R. Kowalczykg E. Bauglnnang H. Kellyg C. Shaffer: R. Rudolphg A. l.aRlantia. Third mfr'-M. Lindroseg V. Smith: li. Buschkog C. Ceriag E. Lezzer: F. Varljeng S. McDermott: H. Emersong A. Gaborg H ,l. Hager: R. VVilsong M. Paterinig K .Conner. lfourlh rozen-M. Hrushkag A. Lindroseg T. Nobleg S. Yaronczykg H. Go shey: M. Hrushkag R. Gnellag B. livansg R. Cortig B. C. Mcllermottg li. Michaelsg H. Strugalag M. Anodideg M. Scap pino. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President-Nick Kalenak Vice-PresidentA.'Xnn Lindrose Secretary-Kathryne Conner Treasurer-.lo Anne Myers Custodian-Stanley Griffith Advisor-A. LaMantia Attention! Are you looking for a club with the highest ideals and standards in the high school? Do you wish to associate with persons who have attained scholastic achievement? XN'onld you like to be a person admired and respected by more unfortunate people? Under our capable leader, Miss Lallflantia, we hope to achieve our greatest aims-to be respected by all, and to become better citizens of tomorrow. As an example of our growing influence on the school, twenty-six new mem- bers were taken into the club in October. Nearly everyone in the club attended the party in October. VVe all had an enjoyable evening. To become a member. one must not only possess scholastic abilities but also personality and good character. The final decision of eligibility in our society rests with our high school faculty. 40 The 1949 Echo . ' ur-vs

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l ir.s'f rom'-P. Yingling, H. Soyka, T. Krawcion, N. Shuman. H. Rosko, M. Radnoti. H. M. Hrapchak, E. Dugan, M Masylar. D. Hakenan. Second row-S. Bensor, D. Prindle, M. McMullen, L. Evans, H. Strugala, Y. Dequent, M. Byich, B Chapman, I. Orsato, O. Anderson, N. Hibbard. Third ron'-P. Skrak, G. Lokos, M. Hancharik, M. Brown, B. Travis, B Michaels, B. Brusko, J. Koscho. Iiourtlz nm'-F. Daughenbaugh, M. Patarini, V. Smith, R. Mulhollen, R. Simmons, F. Na- zick, F. Sybert. lfifth rowgj. Courtney, B. Evans, M. Lindrose, V. Selega. M. Palmonari, R. Nazarek. Sixth row-J. Dun- widdie, R. Simmers, V. Budash, J. Butala, M. XVadium, R. Kowalczyk, A. Hulina, H. Goshey. COMMERCIAL CLUB No, you weren't too far wrong-they did look like coal miners moving about in the halls and rooms. Actually, they were the new members of the Commercial Club being initiated. Initiations were followed by a grand party at the Teen Can- teen with lots of exciting games and plenty of food. This is the 19th Anniversary of the Commercial Club, one of the oldest clubs in the school. Many students have entered and graduated from our Grand Old lligh School, and, we are proud to say, a large number of them have been active members of the Commercial Club. The Commercial Club has been under the direction of Mr. Yingling for a good many years. Mr. Zanzuccki, Mrs. Dropcho, and Mrs. Tindiglia have also had a part in its activities. Our major activities this year will be the annual trip to Cambria-Rowe Busi- ness College, the annual Minstrel, and the end-of-the-year picnic. So until next year. Commercial Club, carry on. 42 The 1949 Echo