Pleasant Mount High School - Mount Yearbook (Pleasant Mount, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1948 volume:

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I, ,H . .J E N nits-1' ' J .wma ,fr -...yu V It is with Sincere respect and grdtitude that wc, the class of 1948, dedicate the yearbook io the teachers, parents, and friends wbo hgvi contributed to our success. f -E 51 Nw l FACULTY WMM NFEIIIIZQM l iQlffQlNlLfgY . - f i Lark I. Fisher Viola Allen Lucille Larchiony . Mary Kennedy . Albert Cross . Mary L. Foley . Frlncis J. Kills . William R. O'Nei11. Nellie B. O'Iei11 . Anna Laaco . Lourdes C'Keil1 . C O O C O O C O O l O I I l O O I O O Irincipal Senior 4dviser Sociul studies Home making AgriculLure Music Science Mathematics Llementqry 1-vf , ,lementdry dlementary i s 49 G ,,. I V ' QW . ' ' X ..J-fl-.s t TIM! q .47 E' rw ..., X QF 9. V 451 Jn W' N , 4 . ,AVL -nxwvg - , r M-X2 f' ' t. 121 1-X - .IMA 1, - fa i ' N xl V 1 - W 'V A - ' 2, Ek Af 5' 555 4 523 - fq ,- U f fffvv f.' - ', J ff 'Ulf Q --QI' fu' U Z5 xl ', 1- ' gf '1f 1X '+9 4 W' ' 4 'Z' ' ' X 'W . f7 ' . X F 11:17-x ,'- C 'Sf' -' 3 , + 21 . 'ff A , ' If ,. 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Curtis, F. 3 1. .i no N... ,x,+ 4 1ivR? F:M'd: l.OI'1HQ.a, WJ Curley, L TL. Starks S. Lclunf . 3IBger, 71 'OGl:1.uwi,i. L UDvi71, .1. L0lG,4,h. le. lwft TaYlQ: .. u' will, V. Arxiiqn, Q. Pd, J. Ywonurd, 1. Esenick. Standing: 3. Hry.nt Tutchisnm, L. Vilusauu j, M. JQUWO uw, Q. Qvc , MHPueU, MISS fzmrhif. 5? ' 1 x,. A R :sz V li -IS- -, ' fs--W -,gtk is '. isgfi X ff 1 4 , I , F! :hi-iff! '::- 9533 ff'i'Z - '? .,: -1' dv: 43.54, lan ii r mf, 5 Q' V kip, lg.-Ks. I j 3' 5' 1 if 1. 5.5 f 'S ,gm ,. -41, in nn - . ,vt 4 M first hon guftz Vrmmh to Lwlfz L. galley, Q. gromn, V. v'goill, J. Lorvich. Second Hov: J. Iurrcl, J. Lucck, lo ,.atoushek, M. Grossman, h. hrookinp. Third Aow: H. Lmndyk, g. Arnold, Q. brown, R. Burdick, O. Vudlosky. Forth Hom: lo Lruby, J. Teller, R. O'Hara, D. Stiles. Standing: Kiss harchiony. .9 Q WQE . .- , 2 -.,' 5 X ... .ltlflmfm mmmunmmml X First How: R. Yorba, H. brown, R. Lurdick, J. Toed, As Zologa, J. lucek, C. Kettle, D. Zettle. Second low: Q. Ulrlcy, L. Downuich, Q. Arnold, V. u'kcill. Third lou: iss foley, N. 4rn0ld,' 1. Shmyer, Y Iendyk, 1. Iruby, I. Terrel, Y. Mc- Qlelund, 3. L'Ieill, J. Zeftl , U. u' lxl, Q. Pill, V, Tildeustein, l. Gill, H IcGr,w, . Teivwd, L. Iurmick. 1 we V lakh :QQ h FRESHMAN CLASS Cowper's statement, 'Variety's the vergmgpice of life,' is true of the twenty-two members of the Fres n class. In ad- dition to last year's group, we have elven new members. From Dyberry Township came Charles Keast and James Rynear- son. lhribel Arnold, Henry Curtis, and Alfred Clemo were con- tributions of Clinton School system. A product of Blooming- burg school in New York State is Robert Henry, while Robert Hiller formerly resided in Damascus. During the annual election the following students were se- lected as officers: President, Frank Bsileyg Vice President, Beatrice Gillg Secretary, Vivian Wildenstein: and Treasurer, Dorothy Domanich. lr. 0'Neill, our class advisor, later sp- pointed Carol Zettle and Betty O'Neill, sd news reporters. Included in our social events were two plays, 'Tom Sawyer Wins Out' and Wiildcat Willie', and a Valentine Dance. Betty 0'Nsill and Louis Dickinson are the Freshman repre- sentatives for the student council. The cast of characters in the spring operetta,'Wa1ts Time,' included six of our students. It is with high resolve that this group of varied activi- ties and interests look' forward to the future. Betty O'Nsill SOPHOMORE CLASS Now across the record of the past come the figures of twen- ty-one Sophomores who will help to make future h story for the school. In all probability, no officers were ever as competent as those chosen for 1947-19483 namely, President, Rose Korbagvice President,Doris Wood: Secretary, Dorothy Zettle, Treasurer, John Leonard, and Reporter, Patricia O'Neil1. Scholastic and social events made the year memorable. A trip to Nay Aug Park, s St. Patrick's Day Dance, and a box social were the main high lights of the year. The Sophomores no longer need to worry about their past, for they have crept out of their shells and have learned to stand upright to face future problems in th8iP Junior Year. Rose Korba ff W' 1 IS. P--I v 1 - t , 4 -LQ1 JUNIOR CLASS The first day of school found the .Tumor home room bursting at the corners with the happy voices of the eighteen members who were relating their delightful sumer experiences to any- one who would listen. After a few days, the chatter was subdued by the rattle of papers and books as they realized that a new year was begin- Hinge With a quick glance backward, they pictured themselves as tiny, green oat sprouts which had grown to full height, and could now feel the meat of knowledge developing. To keep their roots firmly embedded in solid foundation, they elected Robert Bailey, President, Janet Terrel, Vice Presidents Helen Bendyk, Secretaryg Pearl Hruby, Treasurerg and Roberta Burdick, News Reporter. For growth,the Juniors found storms of problemsplntermingled with sunshine, in the form of an Armistice Day dance, the pre- prom, followed by the annual Junior Prom, as well as the trip to West Point, and Robert Ba:lley'e and Homer E'ooking's atten- dance at the Farm Show in Harrisburg. We are proud to have students like Homer Brooking and Edwin Brown in t e class of '49. Homer, who wrote an essay on elec- tricity, received an. award of 525. 'Eddie, our basketball champ, was one of the high scorers in the County. Th' Broup is looking forwa d t f ti harvest will prove growth wortfhwhfls. es ve senior you' 'hen Editor Assistant Editor Class Editor Activity Editor Athleti c Editor Art Editor Business llanager Secretary Janet Terrel YEARBOOK STAFF larlon lledved Betty .Tense .Raymond Hilueaush Eugene h'anning Dewey Bonham Gertrude lledraw Jacqueline Zettle Bertha Burdick David Kovacic L an W v of . iw- tw go: A . ., 5.5 -' . h' , .,- pf , 4541, ,, ,ith Q vp.. leg: .11 , -.QW 1 ..vw' ., - -, -. 1 bv . . 4 4 ,f-5 ,-Ms., ,,. . 4 -. , .'?r1'9A?lv-'2.: ' ' 'H '.'1- 1--'l 'J --H . Wah ' 9411541 , , 1, 1 ,.a . J, -I-.., 1 ., . . Rn ,f K .g 7 4 xl, ' A I ' 4... 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Agriculture ' C basketball 1-2-5-4 Glee Club 4 b Agriculture ilay I5 Vice iresident 4 ' s'.E.A. Vice lures. 2-4 County Sec'y. 4 5, , Annual :Staff Judging Contest 3 .., Vg--'Y Drama 4 A nbnn xr '4 u2a22x,fig2 . uuxuu Q L nu M f 1 ee. he re- BERTHA MAE BURDICK 'fgurkyn Home Economics Glce Club 1-2-4 Band 1-2 Class Play 1-3-4 Annual Staff County Glee Club 4 Drama 4 THOMAS E IVES 'Tom' Academic Q Baseball 1-2-3-4 vice I-resident 2 Nbf Basketball 2-3-4 Glee Club 4 2 :ffj F.F.A. 1-Q-3-4 .F.F.fx. Vice lres. 3 F.A. Treasurer 4 JOHN GILL 'Squirt' Academic baseball 2-3-4gF.F.A. Reporter 1-2-3-4 kresident 2 County F.F.A. Treasurer 3 Basketball 1-2-3 Glee Club 4 Drama 4 LEO GOSCIEWSKI nLeo' Academic Baseball 1-2-3-4 Annual Sta ff Treasurer 1-2-3 Drama 3 f'-C-O4 1 BETTY JONES 'Jones' Academic News Reporter 3 Treasurer 4 Glee Club 1-2-4 Claes Play 1-3-4 Secretary Student Council 4 Secretary-Treasurer Glee Club 4 Assistant Editor Yearbook 4 Basketball 2-3 Drama 4 728 DAVID J. KOVACIC Ubave' Academic Baseball 4 Glee Club 4 President Student Council f' '3as Drama 4 Annual staff Y. X GERTRUDE Mc Grew WGertie' Home Economics Basketball 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-4 Treasurer 2 glresident Glee Club 4 Drama 4 Annual Staff MARION MEDVED 'Peanuts' Academic ,K Basketball 2-5-4 Glee Club 1-2-4 '4 Sec'y. 1-5-4 News Reporter of Glee Club 4 Plays 1-3-4 Drama 4 Editor of Year Book Annual Staff 'EY RAYMOND J. HILUSZUSKY 'Milus' academic fu Baseball l-2-3-4 Band 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3-4gF.F.A. 1-2-5-4 lresident 1-4 Trumpet Quintet 3 Vice President 3 Glee Club 4 Chairman of Junior krom Drama 4 Class Aditor Annual Staff X PHILIP SPENCER 'Ciggy' Academic Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 5-4 F.F.A. l-2-3-4 Band 2 Glee Club 4 F.F.A. Watch Dog 4 Annual Staff b ig :A f Q 4 JOSEPH SVECZ i-2 Hqdf 'Joe' Academic , x'A S by Play 1-:s Baseball l-2-3-4 X ' Annual Staff ' L JACQUELINE ZETTLE NJackie' Home Economics Basketball 1-2-3-4 News Reporter 2 Treasurer 5 Secretary 4 Band 1-2 Glee Club 1-2-4 Plays 3 Lrama 4 Co-Chairman Junior from Art editor Annual Staff CLASS MOTTO - We Will Ring the Bells of the Future . CLASS COLORS - Blue and White Cl-A55 FLOWER - American Beauty Rose n Tommy Fives would like to be a doctor ' . a ,.x ' Sr- Q, g . 55, . 133. , .,J7. if FN 'Q4. Algjn 'iif,a,?5 s n, ,gy -.L -fa rr Q .e 5 Q F,l 'a dugg: 1 vb 3' . .. Q4 .ffl , M 4 f X M I L, W l'v X , I . E- , ' 5 q.f.:w- ,,,,-.- ...-,gr I ax, U,,.'GQ.m'l.r h jf-L--,.,, n,:,,:,j.m,50....., I- . W 'I '5..K.:'2':w:-.z- - is-:fm-Nr,-,,' 2 QM . 'Yan CLASS The day has come and now the hour When we must bid good bye To classmates, friends, and teachers We're bound by many ties. So, for all of you, this poem I write Fond memories to hold dear, And as life's gate slides open, We'll remember through the years The days we've spent together, The halpy times we've had, And many, many years from now These thoughts will make us sad. Rural life suits this boy fine, And on the farm he hopes to stay-- Arnold likes to milk the cows, Feed the chickens, and make the hay. This boy is an all around good sport Who in basketball excels-- Dewey Bonham is our Romeo, For he catches all the belles. Eugene B anning has a grin That spreads from esr to ear. We find it most contagious When any girls appear. Bertha likes to cook and sew, Would make s good house-wife, And if the right man comes along, She'll settle down for life. o And pass out We certainly And some day fancy pills. hope he will succeed, help to cure our ills. 1 X , fffhwmg M,w . ..-.-X ' .' wat -xx. ,k Tr 5 - ww' 3 , s, va 'i 'f'?-19 lx POEM Janes wants to be e nurse, and although she is very small. She will be just as efficient As any one who is tall. Dave always has an answer, No matter what you ask. His English and chemistry are always And for him it is no task. done Next on our list is Gert McGraw-- A curly-headed lass. Ho one studies when she's around, For she's the biggest cut up in class. Some girls have beauty, some have brainsg This one has both combined. Marion Medved is the one That I have just defined. Miluszusky has a cherry smile, And is one of the favorites of our class. The school will miss him on the team, In basketball he's very fast. Phil is a bashful looking boy And always full of fun. He says he does not like the girls, But he keeps them on the run. Joe never has much to say, At the girls he will not look. thinks they are very silly, So he keeps his nose in a book. He As for myself, I like to draw, So to art school I will go. W? N553 K. ji' I Let's hope that you will see ' ingnzgnaalgi Zggseafglufgf uit hy sketches at the fashion show. V' Gill wants to study radio, - - A . li To succeed, we know he has the stuff. gglzagilggg 2i1p3Z?e3? a C1036 if 'gl In the future, may these lines 1- L90 13 3 Quiet b0Yv Bring school days back to you. Long, lean, lank, and shy. -- ,y' He very seldom lifts his head -df I When any Girl walks by- Jacqueline zemie .,-H W J cLAss soNG f' Now is the hour when we must say good-bye: ' V School days are ended here at 5, :IT Pleasant Mount High. 2 'f-: '7i When we've departed, T 1,3- A l We'll think of teachers grand, 5 NW' i And we will treasure all the lusvfg 5, memories dear. VWL,5 And with the class of our high 'fer-H151 school career: 1 We go with courage to our ' chosen fields. While we're away, We'll remember you, 4E3 The class of '48 bids you adieu. ,. W C, L Bertha Burdick Lst?' 'ns W S f. ,e,.., . ,. ,K , ef '---5fs:5:sif:-g- gf- 4 t.Gf?irl.f'f-1.2.-sri' I- -if-2199 , '.s.gar2 3lV' 4. J. .4t,.,,,,5-H:j- s- ,hanging J-,M Su:-Eiga!-Axzq, -1 : A .:, . .H '- .f' :H 'li ,. .g.l, 5. . ' ,1. ,QQ ,,4,,. ,,s-. .vp .,3fg 5. s-- ipi .,-4? Q-Qi DE. -1 UI,N I Rf- . If , . , Q ! R it .'!- X w F ug rl. ' fa .121 fix ,, .ii . 5 .- 'n'-f, Erwin Q L Wg fl: :jj Q.ff If , 'P , GYM ' n J 1. x , ill 5.-.. 4 J. A' 'fy ,nf :jg 35,5 p 2. X J- X lv., 39-:ble iJ w-1 fqgggzz if. Q 5 .1 7 G35 09:73 mf L42 xv? .,. ,,,SQxXk my s. .. ' KV Q 1 , . 'K 'z-ft. 5 ' JW at ,, . is? gig, cuss Hlsronv 575 5 K 1 - fs , 'j'f,1il Fmnsl-MAN HISTORY ga .If -' it-gi'-If Jp'T As a gigzp oi greenhorns blossoming forth from eighth grade I' we were e s y spr ng flowers striving to bring forth the :E ' best. Despite our immaturity,igndrance,shyness, and indolence, I gr some of our number showed evidence of wisdom, beauty, and clevg 1- ernese. ?! Those enrolled in 1944 were: Mary Ann Baron, Dewey Bonham, Eugene B anning, Bertha Burdick, Teresa Farrell, Thomas Fives 'if John Gill, Levi? Hruby, Betty Jones,Edith Lillie, Gertrude Mc- Graw, Marion edved, Raymond Miluszusky, Jeanette Rude, Mike sl Savage,Phil Spencer, Donald Suchocki, Velma Turner, Jacqueline I n - Zettle, and Claron Arnold. Robert Shorr arrived from Long Is. Ga land in early April. Of this group the leaders were President nfs, lqwilf fs K N , n 41 iq K He l Ni' ' x . 3' .kms 1 . 1 1' 1 Raymond Miluszuskyg Assistant, Mary Ann Barong Secretary, Mar- ion Medved: and Treasurer, Dewey Bonham. We added another page to our history when we presented a play, 'Wildcat Willieiiets Spring Fever,' under the direction of our sponsor, Mr. O'Neill, and we proved we had overcome some of our greenness and meekness by budding forth in several social events. At the close of the term of 1945 we were sufficiently ma- tured to become second year students. Claron Arnold SOPHOMORE HISTORY Back in the older days of school, around 1945, the sopho- more class was great, The members had mighty qualities and knew how to use them, as we had just thrown off our cloak of bashfulness. Mr. Eastman was appointed our class advisor. Those honored to lead the class to outstanding achievements were President, I .n . 5' .QQ VJ4f,. Ag-51:2-K id Vik ' -,Z E U E. FFM, Qggv H . Q., ap XV 5 . ,ff ...Hn v ',4 5 r THQ ,It 1 U, . V ' r .E I .., if 1 , ik' 'PN I fi f' S., J l, A' -Qi W 'f fQq 4' gn- 11 , wwf ,WMI J 3 '1 is 21' av A up 4 gg., u Midi 'fl ' Qt.-1 L' 91:82 W Q59 are AQQNI W7 In John Gill: Vice President, Thomas Fivesg Secretary, Dewey Bon- 'll My hamgTreasurer, Gertrude McGraw, and News Reporter, Jacqueline -LA , Zettls. .,p H Wki3' The members of the class for the year were Claron Arnold, Dewey Bonham, Eugene B anning, Bertha Burdick, Teresa Farrell, J Thomas Fives, John Gill, Betty Jones, Edith Lillie, Gertrude 'lxx IcGraw, Marion Medved, Ray Miluszusky, Jeanette Rude, Bob V Schorr, Jacqueline Zettle, and Phil Spencer. Donald Suchocki Q I discontinued during the year. 3fL f'i f f Although the social events were limited, there being' only 4 ,aft two dances and a class party, we found pleasure in the schoo ,,jMA'J routine and extra - curricular activities in which we outshone some of the upper classmen. I. HEI. , ?'WaE1 As we finished our year of school, we looked prospectively Q .5 to greater achievements in 1946. Phil Spencer iii ,..9r I 6? XMB - ' V A 4 A' .ljipgcgzx W. . ',g,,..I,wgr wp., . ,, 7,5 ,Q .4 JK., UT.. t ML ? J' T ,. ,,,,'.- til I...-r,f J-ll 1, - . , ,.,'..., Wx-ffm' IT, I-.I I-. ..: h F b :.q3::g.2- l , -T 'PE-1. .A ,-'fig .Z W3 l . , J, ,LL K '.' t I . X G2 Q . A ,. , 328 ,A. l41' 1 ' g.:.:-n- - .,- ,,,.,,,,- . I I . . -..-1--f,' ' Q 'LIS-'fl' 4' 'Tm f Y 'QA Rai 1 my , 1 .nap-f1 l'eul'Pn JQI 'B-Ii 'x f ' , 'Ffh 15 , . ...f. 5 I g' it M .-.U ,Em Q Q 1 C 1 '--'IZ 0 :. RQAM al, 7 'I' IT H uw, lx C . Rid l . ,J 4. W 'Q' 3. r ...f r .N lug, ,s . R ,ig 7 nl H! . 4-An 1 Vip 1 I 1' All . . li .key Qt 'lg-v .u ra 5 . V M Q fm E wg.. W g 1 3 W llglfj -fy! 4 , C. 5' .-5 Q . 3 Q u Y 6. 3 JUNIOR HISTORY Having completed the spring and summer seasons of our high school days, we began the autumn of our careers with the fol- lowing fourteen members present: Claron Arnold, Dewey Bonham, Eugene B anning,Bertha Burdick, Thomas Fives, John Gill, Betty Joneqlarion Medved, Raymond Miluszusky, Jeanette Rude, Robert Schorr, Philip Spencer,Jacqueline Zettle, and Gertrude McGraw. Later in the year Jeanette Rude and Robert Schorr discontinued, leaving twelve members as the class total. We regretted the fact that Teresa Farrell and Edith Lillie failed to return. They, however, enrolled as students in other schools to continue in the field of learning. In the second week of school we chose as class leaders: President, Dewey Bonhamg Vice President, Raymond Miluesuskyz Secretary, Marion Medved: and Treasurer, Jacqueline Zettle. During the year we conducted several dances, selected our class ring, class flower, and class colors. The Junior Prom, which was the important event of the season, was staged with elaborate festivity under the direction of Miss Mary C. Foote, our class advisor. When the colorful foliage of our career began to disappear, we made preparation for the winter of our school life as seniors. Gertrude McGraw SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As we embarked on our final year of high school, proudly bearing the title of seniors, our class consisted of twelve members. Our membership was increased to sixteen as four new pupils from Herrick Center were welcomed to our school. They :ere Gharles Foster, Leo Gosciewski, Joseph Svecs, and David ovac c. Within a few days after enrollment we held our first class meeting to elect the class officers for the year. Raymond Mil uszusky was chosen presidentg Gene B anning, vice president, Jacqueline Zettle, recording secretary: Marion Medved, corres- ponding secretaryg and Betty Jones, treasurer. Miss Allen was our faithful class adviser throughout the year. ln January, one of our classmates, Charles Foster, left school to Join the Navy. There was never a dull moment throughout our senior year, as we were kept busy preparing for and participating in social events. Two bake sales and two dances were the main events, all of which proved very successful. We also exhibited our salesmanship activities on various occasions by selling magazines, stationery, and several var- ieties of greeting cards, all of which provided us with appre- ciable funds for other class activities Under the supervision of Miss Allen and the class officers, together with the cooperation of the class, we were able to publish a yearbook, 'The Mount' As spring began to advertise its coming, our attention was concentrated on preparation for graduation Before we realized it, the school year was drawing to a close With fond recol lections we thought of days that would always be pleasant mem cries. 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AND TESTAMENT ' g .E ff af- , , , lly friends, I have called you to assemble here as a solemn JI - -' Pxl -.if duty, that you, the heirs and assigns of my respected client, X- +A'-Q',1J the class of 1948, may hear her last will and testament, which - blk 5' J' as her legal advisor, I drew, as directed by her, immediately ,,'.,ZLx3, Q .' prior to her passing from our presence. 3 .ix Q ii'-j The death of this brilliant class, although not sudden' 19 7? still a shock to the entire community, particularly to the ' Q faculty who had thought that the might linger for yet another - , yBlfe ' Ji It was her intention and would have been her greatest 'fm--' pleasure to present you personally with tokens of her esteem, ri D, : 4 but because her last days were so occupied with social engage- 'H- ments and other dates,not so social, she is unable to do this. Because of this, if any slight discrepancies or apparent 7 'Q ' , injustice, should appear to you in this distribution of her effects, we trust you will pardon it and realize that it is r, caused by exhaustion of her overworked brain. kr ' .I we, the class of 1948, in the t0ll'l.0f Pleasant Mount, the 1: ' County of Wayne, and the state of Pennsylvania, being in good , ' mental condition as usual, and in much better temper than K' 5-'R 4 usual, do hereby make this our last will and testament. 'ff 1 ' J' ' 1 We hereby declare all I. O. U. notes, wills, or testaments h I y made by this class as null and void. ' I v , .r' We feel that our brilliant record and our unusual achieve- 'wg- '? ments will live after us,but, not wishing to take any chances, , ,51 , K ' ' we suggest that a tablet,on which snall be inscribed our names . 'X' ' p and a few of our most outstanding deeds,be purchased and placed ' 1 Q in the hall of this school where it can be seen by all who A5 I, YQ, enter. '33, gwfgg In this manner we now dispose of our possessions: y vi' .. As most of you know, Mr. Fisher is quite a honey man, so a Y' N' f- W few days from now he will receive a mp with specific direc- 1, -3 V tions to a bee tree down in Mile Square woods. V.-ir'- r Pg' +'Y,,. 1' ' T Miss Allen is going to have a better library next year, be- gt , cause she is receiving our valuable collection of Shakespearean books. A ,gn -f '-5, iff 'g,g1?g.-X There are going to be more newspapers around here next year Q-,Hi-V because we are leaving a subscription of all the ldemocrat pa- 'H -'L'. 4, 3 pers we can find to lr. O'Ne1ll. , Q -' ' , 11 E To Mr. Hills we give our deepest thanks for the many leo- 41- I tures on Army life that we received in his room. L V A 4 fb lies Foley will receive a large stack of popular music aygajgn' ,, which we hope she can use. 1' 'ip' ffl. fTq,l'q., To lliss llarchiony we leave the hope that she has many more s' -, happy nights at drama rehearsal. 'ME-,fffystw 'Y .wif ,ya as L Vxnb ll -V, '. Mf r ,Eg my ,gy 'U ' r - ,fc'. ,g :.i'wfwg. kv f 1 55? -.fg.2'fQ...,,:, ., fl ji-Alu?-Q . J l,:42:i,,.n,,,i- I4 -'Wi' 21?-'fait' 4- yff?.,'ii'Q. f:r . - , I - , iw 5 i f ' ,-,vy r Nt 2-1. It fa gh -Q f ',: n.'rvtIM'i:h N-La! K P 341 A few days from now Miss Kennedy will receive a large box of soap to wash the burned and blackened pots and pans that we used while making ice cream in Home Vconomics To Mr Cross we leave our sincere hope that the wedding bells will soon ring Pleasant Mount is going to have a bigger class next year. Bertha Mae Burdick gives her excess weight to Myra Arnold and Janet Terrel Dottie Zettle will still have a Romeo next year. Gene B anning leaves his ability to make love to Neal Stark. Dave Kovacic leaves his chemistry ability to Homer Brook- ing. Homer will probably need it. To aid the basketball team next year, Claron Arnold be- queathes his playing ability to Robert Crossman. Ray Miluszusky leaves his many trips to the Fish Hatchery to Paul Matoushek. hc ' 'ri Q' -r,.'tY TU MAE. V UE'- zf- Fi- ' , I .-5 ,n R if a ., . j Q . .g'4 LZ,g 'rf.,A ' - -Cff'im:fE:1Zi-L.', - ' -'-Hfabfi- ' ,WW ' QW A -P ka - H' ' -HH.i '-':. 1 -59. 4WNJ1i49k. A .f X k'?Y.J,.-WY Q 'f'f?-:WF- :X'sf,1 . .' ww- '-'-1+ ' '. ' l 1: Q Q . 1-X LQ - ,1 0 qi my 5. Q r.,' J M7 s Qxi Q 29 ' .4 e I ll . Qi: Viv! ' K Y I 1 : .L + 1 .ll- if - l if I. ao QL q 3 lff' r X' xx It will be a lot more peaceful here next year,for Joe Svecz ,Q 4 leaves his bashfulness to Eddie B own. 17 ul 'ri f- fd Vincent 0'Nei1l receives John Gill's downstairs smoking lmqfg room. John thinks Vince has the ability to duck around the X f S furnace and keep out of Mr. Fisher's sight. i,,ff Rose Korba may go out every night next year, as Gertrude ' , McGraw bequeaths her ability to have two dates in one night, ','jQ -' to her. A-.133-2 '1 Phil Spencer and Marion Medved leave their matrimonial suc- cess to Robert Bailey and Olga Yadlosky. 1 'vk Q 2 Josephine Lacek will receive Jackie Zettle's many trips to '- in gaiayette. Jackie went to see Dusty, who is Josephine's old f -w r end. A St ?etty Jones leaves her many rides in Dodge trucks to Doris 1 ess Q. ex George Norvich will be in trouble all next year, because N 1 T Leo Gosciewski gives George his book throwing ability. 1, ' Dewey Bonham leaves his stubborness at sleigh-riding par- 'Qgj ties to Helen Bendyk. 'V h Junk collector ,Tommy Fives,gives his locker full of trash ' to anybody making collections of paper bags and C-English glxx papers. is Finally, we do hereby name and appoint as the sole excutor f of this, our last will and testament, our principal, Mr. Mark gMLg,3 Fisher. ' Mqfjy In witness whereof we, the class of 1948, the testator, EEVQQ I have set our hand and seal on this 26th day of May, 1948, '.s:.g f1'4 Attest: Thomas Fives if 1 3'-Nah ei. YM' - . fa .Nl Ing.,-x -. ig? ,. .,-,...r,,f , 1- n., l , gl' 4 5 yh l?.'r.f i f I gi E ,jzc. 'Jlh v'N- V 4 I 7-Q-gi L42 lJ.F Awtf rW1m ' n J . L M Q1 L' y 4 K x I K 's '. SFX' qv Nt.. qwsdw kk kia Q 1: L75 :lj 5-'Mis' H KFSEA MN ' 1 JV n f 4 12 . Q- X -A l ' ,,, ...- I 5349? C. ' C.LdQ uf AA X X f W v ,z F Xt xi! A fix ,J Q in I W 0' 1213.--giff 1 ,iii ,r IVY 1' ,, Sr 5 I ,-, 'Iv :bg R , 'wh 9. rfb . . E 7,1 f ll? , I A., .115 3. -. 127' ,gf img' xSg??L2ii 8 I-. J' , 'L' ,' L .W fl ' fgl' 5 W Y' EIL' .?wIjL, Q 5. 1. 5' 4 ff '32 limi VV 1 X L p . i 1 .- 3f'3' . , 142' M ...- -. .I . , 'Tl' , , faZ7?1'fff?a1I: 3'?-we ffl f.-Q figs., 7:1 lQ,,4.1g-A ' ii.. :1 1' Q N . Q... xg? ACTIVITIES ng :fi lif Jil , ' The last year at P.1l.V.S. for the senior class proved to be QF successful, both socially and financially. '- j:','m The inauguration of numerous campaigns in salesmanshipv l'l0t g,'J ' oily showed the skill of the group but also helped to increase 1 the depleted treasury. !, Marion Medved and Dave Kovacic participated in the State Scholarship Examinat:lon.The contestants in the American Legion of Essay-Scholarship Contest were Betty Jones, Marion Medved, and ' Dave Kovecic. The General theme was 'Will Democracy Survive? A On October fourth, the Seniors toured the Military Academy -X4 at West Point. Many attended the football game, while others Rs' viewed the grounds. A drama named 'Miss Smarty' was presented Ai 1 to the public on April twenty-third. 5? B Confident that the preparations throughout their school ' years for the Washington trip had been worthwhile, the grad- ,A uates planned to depart for the Capital City on the morningof June Seventh. x' 5 Eugene Branning I - '7 11311 5 BASKETBALL The 1947 - 1948 girls' basketball season proved successful. 'g Qx 01' the eleven games played, five were won. 'Jackie' Zettle, mg' captain, and Rose Korba were the high scorers for the team. Mies Mary Foley, Coach, hopes to have a much stronger team Qi, 9 next year as many of the players will return. NN i. With Mr. Cross, as coach of the 'boys'team,and 'Ken' Bonham, ', . as captaln, the Pleasant Mount Vocational School ended the fl! season wlth an even number of victories and defeats. FQ' 1 - .s h The team of next year will be built around Eddie hown and Leo Milussusky, who held regular positions on the varsity this f. year. , ff, Although we fought with all our courage, we lost to Hones- dale in the first game of the tournament by a score of 52-29. t Q The box scores of the season's games were: 1 if! I' Lake Ariel 9 P,H,V,S, 54 l Damascus 26 P.M.V.S. 21 rrp, Honesdale 53 P.11.v,s, 23 fE'2'!'1 DUVWBCUS 36 P.M.V.S. 46 fp RQ Preston 21 P.u.v.s. 23 Lake Ariel 31 P.u.v.s. 41 'GN1,?',,f, Wevmart 43 P.u.v.s. 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Kinsman 516 Main Street Honesdale, Pennsylvania Phone 241 Compliments of ERK HARDWARE COMPANY Honesdale, Pennsylvania , .. I- ,, Compliments of Kreitner Bros. LUMBER DEALERS Honesdale, Pennsylvania , ,,. -11111 l The Maxwell Flower Shop E. M. Maxwell, Prop. 1204 Main Street Honesdale, Pennsylvania VAN L. SWIKERT Justice of the Peace Real Estate Auto Tag Service Waymart, Pennsylvania Compliments of Newman's Honesdale, Pennsylvania Compliments of Vanity Dress Shop WOMEN'S APPAREL 823 Main Street Honesdale, Pennsylvania Compliments oi Jennings Studio Honesdale, Pennsylvania DIEGES 8z CLUST Manufacturers of Specialty Jewelry CLASS PINS - CLASS RINGS - MEDALS TRCPHIES -. PLAQUES - PRIZE CUPS -BECNZES 17 John Street, New York City MERRELLS, Inc. COMMENCEMEINT ANNOUNCEMENTS at NAME CARDS Clarksburg, West Virginia Garfield Thomas, Representative Carbondale, Pennsylvania fl ' vi- --1- I , -vrru-A Compliments of Maurice Amsel 536 Main street Simpson, Pa. Come in and see our remodeled store! Dora's Dress Shoppe Ladies' and Children's Wear 613 Main Street Forest City, Pennsylvania Phone 18-1 Helen Carpenter Burnakis Beauty Salon Forest City, Pennsylvania Phone 5611 Ray's 'Service Lubrication, Gas and Oil Cars Washed Main Street Forest City, Pennsylvania E. 8z J. Hardware 8z Plumbing E. J. Stratford - Joseph J. Pieniazek Successor to G. A. 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Suponsic Forest City, Pennsylvania 405 ' 407 Mm St' Forest City, Pennsylvania Television Phone 9119-1 Compliments of R. B. Freis Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Services Vandling, Pa. Compliments oi Ward B. Jones, D. D. S 425 Main Street Forest City, Pennsylvania Telephone 1651 Compliments of A Friend Compliments of Vickey's DRESS SHOP Forest City, Pennsylvania Compliments of Dean F. Johnson Dodge and Plymouth Carbondale and Lenoxville Compliments of Wayne Independent Honesdale, Pennsylvania Stark's Store General Merchandise Pleasant Mount, Pa. Compliments of - F. J. 0'NEILL Pleasant Mount, Pa. Compliments oi Cobb's Trading Post 419 Main Street Forest City, Pennsylvania Big Chief Market Phone 1441 Main Street Forest City, Pennsylvania Tony's Restaurant 433 Main Street Forest City, Pennsylvania Compliments of The S. Sz F. Store Forest City, Pennsylvania Cooleyis Stationery Hallmark Greeting Cards For All Occasions Sheaffer and Parker Fountain Pens Magazines Cameras Forest City, Pennsylvania ,4 h Compliments of Bregstein's Store Simpson, Pennsylvania Everybody is Reading The Wayne County Citizen Wayne's County's Oldest Newspaper Established in 1838 Honesdale, Pennsylvania Compliments of DR. 0. E. HIPPEN STEEL Honesdale, Pennsylvania Compliments of Katz Bros., Inc. DEPARTMENT STORE Honesdale, Pennsylvania Compliments of WELL WORTH SLIPPER COMPANY Seelyville, Pennsylvania 7 , mr- Compliments of Compliments of Leunes Restaurant Banner Slipper Company 913 Main Street Honesdale, Pennsylvania Honesdale, Pennsylvania N r 1- Chambers Paint Co. Pittsburg Paints and Varnishers Imperial Washable Wall Paper Painters' and Decorators' Supplies 36 Church Street Carbondale, Pennsylvania Phone 660 Dr. Robert Steel 1918 Optometrist 1948 Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted 1013 Main Street Honesdale, Pennsylvania Compliments oi Joseph Square Deal Jeweler 41 Salem Avenue Carbondale, Penn. Roemmelmeyer's Store for Men Carbondale, Penn. Mike Perri's Garage Trinity Place Sz Mill Street Carbondale, Penn. Phone 1329-J Pontiac Cars G. M. C. Trucks H. F. Clark Pharmacy James D. Loomis, Prop. Reliable - Prompt Prescription Service Cosmetics by Rubinstein Yardley DuBarry Coty Lentheric Carbondale, Penn. Phone 1640 KAMEEN HARDWARE CO., INC. Hardware - Plumbing Steam Heating - Farm Supplies Forest City, Pennsylvania I l '4l l I- A. Fortuna 8r Son Ladies' and Gents' Tailoring Compliments of 616 Main Street 0 , , Miles Jacques Forest City, Pennsylvania Phone 142-4 Forest City Music Forest City Memorial Company Hary J. Newak and Sons Anthony J. Konchar, Prop. Dealers in 624 Main Street Decca Records, Electrical Appliances Forest City, Pennsylvania Combination Stoves, Electric Stoves, and Gas Stoves Monuments and Markers Bronze Plaques 412 Main St. Playground Equipment Nursery Stock Forest City, Pennsylvania Authorized Rock of Ages Dealer Phone 9078-1 Phone 411 Compliments of Fred B. Moser Compliments oi Allan's Ice Cream Stores Serving Breyer's Ice -Cream Exclusively Superior Fountain and Carry Out Service 1139 Main Street, Honesdale 213 Main Street, Hawley Oliver Insurance Company Eat 3f9y0f'S 109 Cream Always Compliments of Honesdale Flour and Feed Co. Honesdale, Pennsylvania Good Luck, Seniors Cade's Always Friendly Greetings 208 Main Street Honesdale, Pennsylvania Beb's Garage Power Lawn Mowers and GARDEN TRACTORS Uniondale, Pennsylvania Rossi's Grill We Cater to Banquets, Weddings, Clam Bakes Scranton-Carbondale Highway Childs, Pennsylvania Saulis Service Station International Motor Trucks Oldsmobile Service 283 Brooklyn Street Carbondale, Pennsylvania Compliments of SAMUEL ENTROT AND SON Dealers in Flour - Feed - Grain Lime - Fertilizer - Seeds - Salt Uniondale, Pennsylvania Phone 29-R-5 Compliments of DR. AND MRS. L. A. MCANDREW VAN DLING, PENNSYLVANIA J. D. Brennan GENERAL MERCHANDISE Pleasant Mount, Pennsylvania Compliments of Elite Beauty Salon Beulah Giles, Prop. 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'Q .5 Kost Tire Service 709 Main Street Forest City, Pennsylvania Recapping and Vulcanizing New Tires and Tubes Eichholzer and Company Established in '1886 Hardware, Plumbing and Heating 527 Main Street Forest City, Pennsylvania Sugar Bowl Home Made Ice Cream Candy and Lunches Forest City, Pennsylvania John Smith 8: Sons Dealer in Kelvinator Refrigerators Maytag Washers Duo Therm Oil Heaters Coolerator-Kelvinator-Maytag Homefreezers 8 Kz 15 cubic feet Compliments of Central Restaurant Main Street Forest City, Pennsylvania Compliments of Dr. H. R. Bell and Dr. F. T. Harper DENTISTS Forest City, Pennsylvania I A Z i E I i 2 . Q I ! E F i I F 1 Q s E V 1 x I s ! 5 . 5 1. i I A n 9 I I 3 3 2