Shickshinny High School - Legend Yearbook (Shickshinny, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1940 volume:

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THE OLD SCHQOL 1-hgh upon the h1ll top yonder Stands our h1gh school true lt s our dear old Alma Mater Ot the Whlte and Blue The htah chool on the h1ll prat ed tr song and revered 1n memory IS no longer our 1-hgh School but our luntor 1-hgh wtth Mr Thomas as tts prtnctpal The butldtng was erected tn 1912 ana was then used not only as a second ary but al o as an elementary chool stnce tt housed grades 3 to 12 There were not eparate home rooms for grades 9 to 12 All the puptls met 1n one large room tor assembly and then reported to var1ous recttatlon rooms Later 1t was used only for grade 7 to 12 the lower grades betng moved to the Church Street butldtng At that t1mo only two courses were taught Academtc and Commerctal ln 1927 the curnculum ot the 1-hgh School was broadened by the 1ntroduct1on ot general home economtc and mdustnal arts courses Several new sublects fvere added The crowded condmorm tn bu1ld1ng made Mr Garnsons gttt apprectated About the mtddle ot November we moved from the old school on the h1ll to our new Garrtson Memortal Htgh School and our old bulldtng became a Juntor h1gh school houstng grades 5 to 9 Ftve X X I., tt . . 1 . 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T . . 1 .J .J . 1 1 , . lyk Y COTTAGE a large number of students spend enloyable hours 1n home econormcs and 1ndustr1al arts classes The two upper floors ol the cottage are devoted to home econom1cs cours es lor the g1rls whlle the basement IS used by the boys for classes 1n mechan 1cal draW1ng sheetmetal electr1c1ty and woodwork The l1fSl floor lncludes a cookmg laboratory a umt k1tchen and a d1n1ng room where the glrls learn to prepare well balanced meals and to serve them attractlvely On the second floor are a ew1ng room a bedroom and a nursery where the glrls are taught sewlng bed makmg and ch1ld care Mrss Hess and Mrs Nlcholson have charge of the glrls department ln the basement under the guldance ot Mr Keller and Mr Howell the boys produce many useful household artlcles Sxx .X Beautifully situated among large maple trees is our white cottage, Where . ea THE NEW SCHOOL F L Garuson Memonal School Dedxcated to commumty servlce and ln lastmg memory of a belov ed cltlzen who 1n thought ful kmdness provlded for the future of ShlCkSh1I'lnY Seven af- ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS Under the ausplces of the very act1ve Everybody Helps Club weekly as semblres have become the rule 1n our school Every Fnday afternoon has found the student body IH the audrtorlum for an assembly conducted by the members ot that club Guest speakers who have appeared at the e assembhes rnclude Attorney Roscoe Smlth of Wrlkes Barre Rev Robert Graham of the local Presbyterran Church and Rev lra Button of Sweet Valley Entertalnlng and mstructlve programs were presented by the Venetran Glass Blowers and by the celebrated p1an1 t Dr Van Zandt Movmg prctures were shown twrce on one occasron by a representatlve of the Pennsylvanla Game Commrsslon to explarn the work belng done by thls Commlsslon 1n con servatron and restocklng and on another cccaslon by a lleutenant ot the U S Recru1t1ng Statlon at Scranton who howed lnterestlng travel prcture deptct mg lrle ln the U S Navy Among the out tandmg programs was that of Aprtl l9 when the Club a1d ed by three prormnent resrdents of the town conducted a constrtutron el1m1na txon contest The purpo e ol thrs p ogram was to select from our 23 competltors two contestant and two alternates to repre ent our school 1n the contest spon sored by the Amerrcan l..eg1on held on May l at lrem Temple rn Wrlkes Barre The wmners of our elrmlnatlon contest were El1zabeth Srmone a sophomore and Angelo Paradrse a freshman The alternates were Earl Barrall IUHIOT and Wrlllarn Robrnson a sophomore The Contest was conducted 1n the man ner of a spellmg bee wrth Mr A W Brown askmg the questrons Rev Robert Graham of the Presbyterran Church act1ng as Judge and Mr l A Gallagher as trmekeeper All the queshons used were ubmltted by students of our school and chosen by a committee of the Everybody Helps Club. Eight Jus l gba .fslleqeizol LEGEND STAFF Represented 1n thls book are the pup1ls and teachers Whose actrons thoughts and asprratlons have grven color to our school hte The1r photographs and Wrlte ups on the1r 1nd1v1dual and var1ed contrrbuhons to the credrt of thelr Alma 'Vlater are prrnted here1n to serve as future reference to new students and a pleasant remrnder to alumm of the happy hours spent 1n school THE STAFF LIBRARY CLUB Ever ready to serve IS the motto ot the ltb a y Club orgamzed by M1ss Keeports the hbrarran The only requtrernent for membershrp 1 an actlve rn terest rn the lrbrary and 113 Work Each ot the nr eteen member erves an hour a week rn the llbrary Th1s servrce ust ally con 1 ts ol workmg at the desk or re pa1r1ng book Every tv o weeks meettng lx ld at fh ch varlou act1v1t1e are planned such as the succe sful cru ade to promote the u e ol book marks The arms ot the club are to 1ncrease ea h rm mb r knowledge ot books and thelr care to encourage ltbrary manner and to assr L tudents trequentmg the hbrary 40 Nme - 1 1 . , . 1 l 1, - lg' If t. ,. . , . . w r . . 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X, .J t J .ol ' . , S, Q 1, -nl 7-ll lake .geqend -T' THE SOUND SYSTEM The most useful equrpment rn our school burldxng IS the sound system whlch makes posstble rnstant two Way communrcatron between the othce and any class room All announcements 1n regard to school act1v1t1es are made through rt from the othce by elther Mr M1ller or Mr Scott Attached to th1s system IS a 3 band rad1o wh1ch brmgs u all the 1mporta'1t radro programs forergn natlonal and local These broadcasts can be heard rn any or rn all parts of the bu1ld1ng through the use of speakers found rn all the classrooms and also 1n the gymnastum and aud1tor1um Another part of the sound system IS the electnc phonograph whrch plays e1ght records and changes them auto matrcally Thrs part provldes mustc ln the gymnasrum for dancrng dunng the noon hour and at class part1es EVERYBODY HELPS CLUB The Everybody Helps Club as 1ts name rmpltes 1 a servlce club lt germ mated from the 1dea servlce for students by students The chret purpose for orgamzmg the Everybody Helps Club th1s past year was to arou e 1nterest rn school act1v1t1es and problems Wtth th1s rn mrnd the club was d1v1ded lnto seven commlttees noon hour general assembly speclal assembly basketball games trathc llbrary and dance So successful were the commrttees that the noon hour problem Nas solved by varrous act1v1t1es rn the gymnasrum the assemblles became eagerly ant1c1 pated events the basketball games were except1onally hne trathc condltton were bettered the lrbrary was tmproved rn ethcrency and the dances were thoroughly emoyecl Ten . . . 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C 1 , .., I 1 i- 7 -1 G18 56q6lZJ GITIS Gym PSTlOd Boy Gym Perlod SCI-ICOL LIFE Noon Swmg Tlffle Future Chemlsts F1 . , . , , FT' :J xx - ll - - 4 .ff kJ K QV' x ,- 1- g1. 1-qil ffm .geqefzg -'l A, f ,N 1 ff' Two Pomts M1SSSd SCHOOL LIFE Pretty Boys A Tense Moment T I 9 U26 feqellfy Kerrnrt McDan1eIs Mrs M I-I Adkrns B O Benscoter A W Brown E W Garrrson FINANCE A W Brown Iohn Baer B O Benscoter BOUNDS Iohn Baer A W Brown Mrs M H Adkrn PRINTING AND SUPPLIES ,ohn Baer A W Brown B O Benscoter EXONEBATIONS Iohn Baer B O Benscoter Mr M I'I Adkms BOARD OE EDUCATKHJ Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Secretary Non Memberl Treasurer COMMITTEES ATHLETICS A W Brown B O B n coter laude E M1IIer Howard K Scott B1chard I Thomas Nlcholas A Kotys BUILDING AND REPAIR Iohn Baer A W Brown Mrs M I-I Adkrns TFACI-IFRS AND IANITOBS R O Ben coter A W Brown Iohn Baer Fourteen , 'U 3fffffM:'h Qi fill, 1 n I , III isbn Baer ,.,. '... . . f, f,, , f'f 'I'ff,A TBUS f ' .. r..H t. I A , .s... A ,.V . , 1,,.,I ra,C r.- Iran 3 I I' , . . ----::- ,EQ CLAUDE E MILLER Supervlsmg Pr1hc1pal Bloomsburg State Teachers College BS New York Ur11vers1ty Exten s1or1 Work Pehrrsylvama State College M Ed CIM BEQEIZJ Teacher Shlckshmny l-hgh School lU years Vlce Prmc1pal S H S E5 years Superwsmg Pr1r1c1pal Shlckshmny l-hgh School rr-ce November 1938 40 F1fteen , f' . , ' 1 f ' V - - I . . . . it . , . F. u n1 l- Ck .EZQEIZJ RICHARD I THOMAS Ass1stant Prmclpal Pennsylvama State College Blooms burg State Teachers College B S Bucknell Unrverslty MS Teacher Sh1ckshmny H1gh School 5 years physlcs semor sc1ence ASS1St ant Prmcrpal Shrckshmny H1gh School s1nce November l938 HOWARD K SCOTT Prmclpal Gettysburg College BS MS Tem ple Umverslty Work 1n Educatlon Bucknell UH1V9FS1tY Graduate Work ln Eclucatron Teacher Palmyra H1gh School 2 years general SCIGHCG algebra Sluck shmny H1gh School 6 years chem1stry vember 1938 '9 Sixteen . ll e 2 l 1 Principal-Shickshinny H. S. since No- l T l on rseqena CHARLES E BLACKBURN ESTHER E COOK Bloornsburg State Teacher College B S Bloornsburg State Teachers Col lege Extension Work in Physical Edu cation Lock Haven State Teacher Col leae Exten lon Work IH Phy 1cal Edu catlon Teacher New Colurnbla l year Grades 5 8 Shickshinny High School tory Assistant Coach 3 years Stroudsburg State Teacher College BS in Phystcal Educatlon East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Graduate Work Teacher Shickshlnny High School 2 years physical education ALEXANDER R CUBNOW Bucknell University lthaca Collcgo BS in MUSIC Teacher Shlckshinny High School 2 years music hlstory Orchestra and Band Conductor l year GLADYS DANIELS MBS Sl-IELDON EBWINE Shipp nsburg State Teacher Col lndiana State Teachers College lege BS Gettysburg College Grad Bowling Green Business Universlty uate Work AC A Teacher Shickshmny High School Teacher Shickshrnny High School l0 years French English 8 l2 years shorthand typewriting 4 Seventeen .L-.-. .ii- - , 1 1 a V , s s , , . , - . . . - A .. g A S - 4 .' . . J - fs s - . . - ' 3 years, physical education, Civics, his- l YW l 1.1.1 Q UZ geqella ELWOOD H HARTMAN GENEVIEVE HESS Blder College Bloomslourg State Manslteld State Teachers College Teachers College BS Bucknell Urn BS Uruver tty ol Colorado Graduate ver tty Graduate Work Work Teacher Sh1ckshmnyH1gh School 6 Teacher Bermce Htgh School l yr years bookkeepmg typ Wrttmg sale home economlc Shrck hlnny lllgh manshrp Iumor lousme s tromm com S h l WILBUB I HIBBARD Bloomsburg State Teachers Collego BS Columb1aUn1v MA Bucknell U1'11VeI'S1lY Teacher Shlckshmny Htgh School 4 year general mathemattcs geometry trlgonometry THOMAS HOWELL HILDA KEEPOBTS Bloomsburg State Teachers College Mtller v1lle State Teachers College B S Mtllersvtlle State Teachers Col B S tn Lrbrary Sclence Soc1alStud1es lege lndustrtal Arts Teacher Shtckshmny Hlgh School l Teacher Sh1ckshmnyH1ah School l year soclal studres Llbrarlao year mdustrlal arts '9 Erghteen 1.1-T .Ti e Ill - , . C' g . .J l- . .5 ' S' - ' A . I 3 .. I 3- . I . 3 . . ' , ' S ' ' g, - c oo , 3 years, home economics. mercial arithmetic. - G11 Beqmd ALFRED N KELLER NICHOLAS A KOTYS Permsylvarua State College MCKIH VIHGYIOVG BS l1'1 Economlcs Vrlla ley Mar1ualTra1r11r1g School U S Mar HOVC1 Graduate Work Bloomsburg 1r1e Corps 4 years U S Treasury State Teachers College Extenslon Cabmet ShopF5 l 2 years Work 1r1 Physrcal Educatton Teacher Shrckshmny H1gh School TGCICYIGF Sh1CkSh11'11'1YH19hSCh0O14 13 years mdugmgl gifts years c1v1cs hrstory Coach 4 years MRS WlLLlAM MORGAN Bloomslourg State Teachers College Teacher Sh1cksh1rmy H1gh School 3 years Enghsh ARTHUR L MICHAEL ALEX L MCKECHNIE Bloomsburg State Teacher College Bloomsburg State Teachers College BS Columbra Uruversrty MA BS Bucknell Uruversrty Graduate Teacher Shrckshrrmy Valley l year Work Shlckshmny Hrgh School lO years Teacher Shrckshmny Htgh School l cral studtes algebra year geography SCIGHCG hrstory Nmeteen -11-lnuzi 1 - ' u , - 7 . . , - , , . ' , f , , . 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C A . . . , , -JO S , 1 - 1 1 1 - i111 1 i O -1- 1 l G16 .EEQZIZJ C 1 ELIZABETH FENNER NIcHoLsoN BEATRICE REMALY Hood College BS m Homo Econo Bucknell Unlverslty B S Bucknell mlos lumor College Guldance Teacher Shlckshlnny Hlgh School 2 Tecfchef Sh1CkSh11'1UY Hlgh SCl'1O0l 1 Yoors homo ooooomlos year mathematlcs Enghsh IVOR L ROBBINS Bloomslourg State Teachers College BS Bucknell Un1vers1ty Graduate Work Teacher Sh1cksh1nny Hlgh School l year blology general sc1ence BOSE A Sl-IANTZ Pennsylvanla State Teachers College BA Pennsylvarua State College Graduate Work Teacher Mocanaqua l lZ years Enghsh readlng grades 7 8 Shlck shlnny Hlgh School 7 years Latm Eng l1sh Spanlsh FBAN ES Sl-IIPMAN Dlcklnson Sem1nary Syracuse Um vers1ty BS 1n MUSIC Temple Unlver srty Graduate Work Teacher-Cataw1ssa H1gh School lO years mus1c Confluence Hlgh School 4 years muslc Shlckshmny H1gh School 2 years 1nus1c Twenty 9 .. - T . ., 1 1 1 I h 1 1 1 -' . ., 1. I 1 1 ' KN - KJ I - - -1 L' . . Q - 1 ' 1 , 1 1 1 1 ' , , , 1 1 1 1 1 - , , . 1 UZ .EBQEIZJ DONALD MCQUOWN STINER PIIIRI Presrdent Vxce Presldent Secretary Trea urer Class Colors Class Flower Class Motto SENICR OFFICERS Donald McQuown Stlner P1er1 Eleanor Doberstem Aloyslus Skwarek Royal Blue and Gold Not hnrshed lust begun ELEANOR DOBERSTEIN ALOYSIUS SKWAREK Twenty two '9 .-1, 6 . .. . A. .. , ..l.. Talisman Rose .1-l MARGUERITE ALLEN Marguer1te IS usually bubblxng over Wllh cheer and always has a song on her l1ps We strongly recommend her as a good tOH1C for any pess1m1st ACl1V1l1eS Home Room Pres1dent 1 Glee Club 2 3 Tr1o 1 2 IEAN BELLES lean the Ienny L1nd of our class reflects the t1ne qual1t1es ga1ned from an assoc1at1on Wllh good mus1c as ev1denced by her true frtendlmess s1ncer1ty and mterest 1n everyone and everyth1ng ACl1V1l1eS Drarnattc Club 2 Glee Club 3 L1brary Club 4 Everybody Helps Club 4 The Legend 4 IANE ANDERSON lane IS a IIVSIY m1ss W1th a cheery laugh and a tr1endly Smlle who ranks Wllh the best as a student and IS 1n cons ant demand as a p1an1st ACl1V1l19S Home Room Secretary l Dramat1c Club Z Glee Club 3 Sextette 3 4 NANCY BELLES Nancys ab1l1ty to arrange her ha1r 1n everchangmg and very becom1ng ha1r styles IS evldence enough that she has W1S9lY chosen beauty culture as her vocat1on Act1v1t1es Dramat1c Club 2 Glee Club 3 lEAN ANDRESS leans act1ve part1c1pat1on 1n all our mus1cal organ1zat1ons IS ev1dence ot the tact that her rna1n 1nterest IS mus1c both vocal and mstrumental Her classmates l1ke her gloom d1spell1ng ga1ety and yolly trtendllness Act1v1t1es Dramatlc Club 2 Glee Club 3 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Tr1o 2 3 Sextette 3 4 VERDA BELLES Although Verda IS usually seen but not heard she makes her presence known IH the classroom by POPDIHQ up Wllh the r1ght answer at a cr1t1cal moment ACl1V1l1eS Stamp Club Z Photography Club 3 Basketball 4 WAYNE BARDO Waynes success ln securmg ads for our yearbook stamps hlm as a super salesman HIS 1nfect1ous g1ggle and hearty laughter combxne to produce a ltvely personal1ty Act1v1t1es Home Room Treasurer l Vars1ty Club 2 3 Foot ball 3 4 Baseball 2 Basketball 4 The Legend 4 HILDA BENSCOTER W1th her 1nnate ab1l1ty and her 1ndustr1ous nature H1lda should have no trouble 1n reach1ng the top of the ladder 1n her upward Cllmb to success ACllV1l1eS Et1quette Club 2 The Legend 4 FLORA BARTOLI Flora IS a str1k1ng and v1vac1ous brunette who doe many thlngs well but IS unsurpassed 1n danc1ng May she as ea 1l1 dance her way thro.1gh all of l1l6S d1ll1cult1es ACllV1l1eS Home Room Pres1dent l 2 Bolts and Nut 3 Crafts Club 2 Photography Club 3 CALVIN BIRTH Color has been added to our school hte because of Calv1ns gay and tr1endly nature exh1b1ted 1n and out of school H1s excellent character portrayals are examples of h1s many ab1l1 t1es Act1v1t1es Bolts and Nuts 3 Meet My WlVSS 4 Glee Club 2 Dramauc Club 3 ill .geqerz Twenty three 11.--1 ' E . . , . ' 9 1 1 ,A , ,t ,V . s. , s' ' . 1 ffl Began EMILY BLOOM Under Emrlys calm and plactd exterror 1S a bottomless fund of v1tal1ty whtch IS dtsplayed to tts best advantage on a dance floor where she can eastly out dance any competr or Acttvltles Glee Club 2 3 Crafts Club 3 Basketball 4 IENNIE CIARAFONI Speed must be Ienntes motto for she ts here there and everywhere all at once To thts quahty rs added a pleasant drsposmon and an attractlve appearance all of whrch make her a very desrrable student Act1v1t1es Dramatlc Club 2 3 Basketball 4 VIOLA BRATOSH The qualtttes whxch make Val an excellent dr1ver also make her a worthy classmate She IS constderate courteous and frlendly at all t1mes and under all ctrcumstances ACf1V1l19S Crafts Club 2 Glee Club 3 DOROTHY COLE Thrs merry ma1d mlects m1rth and sunsh1ne tnto any low spmted person Her arntable dtsposttton and wtlltngness to as stst tn any school act1v1ty have won her frxencls among both students and teachers ACl1V1fI6S Etlquette Club 2 Glee Club 3 WANDA BUINO Wandas hearty laugh her endless store of m1rth provokxng lokes and her frtendly and sympathetrc nature have gamed for her a permanent place 1n the memory of her assoc1ates Acttvtttes Crafts Club 2 Glee Club 3 IACK CONRAD lack IS a quxet ret1r1ng sort of fellow whose tlreless efforts 1n the freld of sports have won hrm deserved recogmtron AC'lV1l1eS Varstty Club 2 3 Football 3 4 Baseball 3 ELLSWORTH CAHILL An ardent movle fan a voractous reader and a w1ll1ng work er at all t1mes Ellsworth stands h1gh rn the esteem of hrs class mates and frlends ACl1V1l16S Bolts and Nuts 3 Meet My Wxves 4 Dramattc Club 3 4 The Legend 4 GLENN CRAGLE Glenn belleves that lt doesnt take a lot of H0159 to get thtngs accompllshed for he can be seen but usually not heard Hrs mam 1nterest IS huntmg ACl1V1l1eS RGd1O Club 2 3 ROSE CAVALLINI Thts VIVQCIOUS gtrl ts a w1ll1ng and dependable helper tn any enterprtse and a Jolly comrade at all t1mes She always has somethlng to say to everyone and her frrends are many ACf1V1l19S Home Room Presldent l Dramattc Club 2 Glee Club 3 Basketball 4 HARRIET CULVER Although helght ts not one of l larr1ets outstana1ng features an mexhaustxble fund of humor a captwatrng laugh and a way of bemg almost everywhere at once make up for rt Actlvttles Dramatlc Club 2 3 Twenty four 11-u ul , ' .1 1 . -- , 1 1 - w 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 I - 1 , . I , 1 I i 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 i I I I . , , , ,, 1 1 1 , , 111:-ll -:lull MARY De MARCO Mary attends all our athlet1c events w1th the greatest lnter est and enthus1asm Her encouraging shouts can be heard above all others School sp1r1t such as hers IS commendable Act1v1t1es Dramattc Club 2 Crafts Club 3 Basketball 4 IOHN FABIAN Iohn slld along to v1ctory w1th our football team as 1lS mana ger He IS a SQFIOUS minded student whose goal tn l1fe ts c1v1l engmeertng May he succeed Act1v1t1es Vars1ty Club 2 3 Football Manager 2 3 4 Basket bal 4 CURTISS DENNIS Although Curtlss seems shy around school we understand he can do hls share of talk1ng when lt comes to tellmg tall storles to h1s numerous acquaxntances ACl1VIlIeS Glee Club 2 RGdlO Club 3 KENNETH GEARHART Kenneth l1kes to tease and play Jokes on others but Ib equally amused when someone plays a 1oke on hlm Th1s Splfl of sportsmanshlp alone has won h1m a w1de clrcle of frxenas Act1v1t1es Bolts and Nuts 3 Glee Club 2 3 Dramahc Club 3 Cheerleader 4 ELEANOR DOBERSTEIN Eleanor leaves beh1nd her a tra1l blazed with super1or achlevements IH every phase of school work A background o culture combmed w1th exceptional talent 1n the fteld of arf and hterature make her an 1cleal student Actlvltles Class Secretary 3 4 Dramahc Club 2 Glee Club 3 Everybody Helps Club 4 The Legend 4 CONSTANCE GENSEL An axr of sophlsttcatlon an undxsputable knack of chatt1ng and an apprecxatlon of the humorous ldentxfy Conne Her buoy nt personal1ty will be remembered long after our ad1eus have been satd ACl1V1f1eS Enquette Club 2 Glee Club 3 The Legend 4 ANNA DUDASKO Anna IS ltke a perenn1al rose for she blushes all year round She believes 1n m1nd1ng her own buslness and tn havtng her lessons done on t1me Act1v1t1es Glee Club 2 3 IRVIN HAHGRAVES An unexcelled w1t clever repartee and a genlal na ure place lrvln among the foremost ID populartty We shall always re member h1m for the welcome merrlment he has added to our school routme ACTIVITIES Glee Club 2 3 Football 4 PAUL DUGOLINSKI Although Paul takes h1s studies lxghtly and gets along wt h the m1n1mum of worry h1s athlet1c contr1but1on has earned for htm the YITIE Ace Acttvmes Glee Club 2 3 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 4 ELIZABETH HILL Betty possesses those qual1t1es whtch help her not only to win but also to hold fr1ends She IS v1vac1ous sparkl1ng and QCIY one who l1kes a good loke and knows how to tell one Acttvmes Home Room Treasure I Home Room Secretary I Home Boom Treasurer 2 Glee Club 2 Meet My W1ves 4 Bask etball 4 The Legend 4 file Bleqen Twenty f1V6 . . - 1 , 1 , . . 1 - , 2 I 1 .. , I , . l - T I I K4 .Eeqen RUTH HILL A 1olly fr1endly g1rl who IS always laugh1ng Ruth spreads cheerfulness to al who are fortunate enough to be near her May th1s happy d1SpOS1l1OU always be her most valuable asset ACllV1l1eS Dramattc Club 2 THELMA KILLIAN Thelma IS a good student SlUd1OUS amb1t1ous rntelltgent Iudgmg from the type of work she has done 1n school we are pOSlllV9 that she wtll be a success tn future l1fe Act1v1t1es Home Boom Secretary l Stamp Club 2 Photo graphy Club 3 Basketball 4 ELIZABETH HONTZ A pleasant sunny sm1le plus the ab1l1ty and w1ll1ngness to do any task regardless of d1ff1culty are but two of the assets wh1ch make Betty an outstand1ng member of our class ACllVll19S Home Boom Secretary l Et1quette Club 2 Bolts and Nuts 3 The Legend 4 SCOTT KLINE There IS never a dull moment when Scott 1S around for he IS the l1fe of the party anywhere anyt1me Our school days have been more enjoyable because of h1m Act1v1t1es Vars1ty Club 2 3 Baseball 2 Football 3 4 The Legend 4 FLORA KADTKE Flora lS well known for her m1ch1evous patr of dlmples and her l1fe 15 wonderful att1tude She IS a fr1end not soon forgot ten and an asset to her fellow students ACl1Vlll9S Dramattc 2 Glee Club 3 Basketball 4 ISABEL KOLLAR Isabel IS well known among students and teachers for her cheertulness her readmess to cooperate and her h1gh scholas t1c ach1evement These w11l contr1bute greatly to a successful nurs1ng career her amb1t1on ACl1Vll1SS Bolts and Nuts 3 Meet My W1ves 4 Dramauc Club 2 3 IOSEPH KALINOSKI A well dressed and l1keable person 1S Kal whose ready Wll and endur1ng good humor have enlrvened many dull 11o 1 ents m our school days ACl1V1l16S Varslty Club 2 Glee Club 3 Basketball 4 HELEN KROPROWSKI An ever abundant supply of popular songs and a pleasant VOICE w1th wh1ch to slng them plus a fr1endly and cheerful d1s pos1t1on make Helen a well l1ked and valuable student ACl1V1lleS Dramatlc Club 2 3 IOHN KARNEY Iohn IS a Jolly good natured fellow who IS a worthy d1sc1ple of lzaak Walton for h1s lnterest 1n f1sh1ng never lags HIS suc cess w1th the g1rls IS due to h1s rhythm1c feet and melodlous gu1tar ACl1V1ll6S Football l 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 CLARA KRUSHKA Clara lS a mov1e enthus1ast who IS always talkmg about p1ClUTeS and stars Becuse of her fr1endly nature she IS very popular among her classmates ACl1Vll1eS Dramat1c Club 2 3 Basketball 4 Twenty SIX l . -1- 1 - 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' 1 , - i 1 1 1 I 1 - ,- , 5 , 1-311- 1i LAURA LARDINELLI A ltkeable d1spos1t1on great scholastlc ab1l1ty and an unusual 1ncl1nat1on towards mus1c and dramattcs make Laura the out stand1ng student she IS May she be as successful tn her future career as she has been 1n school ACl1V1l19 Home Room Treasurer l Class Pres1dent 3 Bolts and Nuts 3 Meet My WIVSS 4 Dramat1c Club 2 Craft Club 3 Basketball 4 The Legend 4 MARY NOVELLI Marys contr1but1on of ga1ety and frlendlxness appreclated humor and fa1thful comm1ttee serv1ce has won for her a cher lshed pos1t1on of honor respect and fr1endsh1p among her fel low classmates ACt1V1l19S Dramat1c Club 2 Glee Club 3 Everybody l-lelps Club 4 ANNA MATUSEK Because of her rather shy nature Anna 1 seldom heard speak1ng ln class but her fr1endly manner Wllh those who ap proach her 1nd1v1dually wlns frlends qu1te eas1ly for her Act1v1t1es Dramat1c Club 2 Glee Club 3 lOSEPH OLSZEWSKI Ioe prefers th1nk1ng to talk1ng He IS a ret1r1ng sort of person who 1n Splle of h1s quletness never lacks fr1ends and IS llked by everyone Act1v1t1es Vars1ty Club 2 Glee Club 3 DONALD MCOUOWN Pat s ab1l1ty to burst 1nto song or laughter at the shghtest pro vocatlon h1S w1tty comments and h1s w1ll1ngness to ass1st IH any worthy cause account for h1S tremendous popular1ty ACYIVITISS Home Boom Pres1dent l 2 Class V1ce Pres1dent 3 ball Manager l Football 3 4 Baseball 4 Basketball 4 The Leg end OUINTA ORAZI Be seen and not heard IS Qumtas motto She holds the record as the qu1etest student ID the school However she 15 always ready ana w1ll1ng to cooperate Act1v1t1es Etlquette Club 2 POLLY ANNE MERVA Pollyanne Wlll always be remembered for her nea nes cheerful helpfulness true fr1endl1ness and above all her lovn for del1ca1ely scented perfume upon the use and abuse of wh1ch she d1scourses eloquently ACl1V1ll6S Glee Club 2 3 Basketball 4 FLORENCE PALONIS Flo IS a very agreeable persor' The apprec1at1on she d1S plays for the l1ttle a1ds and k1ndness of her fellow scholars ha gamed for her a worthy ment1on 1n the hearts of her assoc1a es ACl1V1llGS Home Room Secretary l Dra nal Club 2 Glee Club 3 Basketball 4 DORIS MOYER DOYIS IS one of those cheerful people who never wear gloomy countenance and who can IH sp1te of everythmg re G11 a happy outlook on l1fe Act1v1t1es Et1quette Club 2 Crafts Club 3 STINER PIERI St1ner IS a l1keable young man whose 1ov1al nature and h1lar 1ous humor are ecl1psed only by h1s cons1stant success ID the f1eld of sports ACl1V1l19S Class V1ce Pres1dent 4 Football l 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Varstty Club 2 3 The Legend 4 Ch lieqm Twenty seven ' e Class President 45 Glee Club 2, 35 'Bolts and Nuts 35 Footl O GLB BZQZIZJ l WALLACE PLONSKI Wallace ts an accomplxshed poet whose spectalty IS humor ous rhymes about h1s classmates Poetry however IS merely a form ot recreat1on w1th htm lor hrs ambttlon IS to be a great busmess executlve ACllV1I19S Radlo Club 2 Glee Club 3 ELIZABETH ROOD An 1ndustr1ous student wtth top scale grades Bettys lovely personallty has made tt poss1ble lor her to emoy the trlendshtp of many students not only ln her own class but also 1n other classes ACIIVIIIGS Etlquette Club 2 Glee Club 3 Llbrary Club 4 KENNETH POLLOCK Kenneth IS a neat and quletmannered young man who ts also a great lover ot sports especlally baseball 1n wh1ch he as DIFES for a professtonal career H1s classmates w1sh h1m the best of luck ACIIVIIISS Varslty Club 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 4 ANTHONY SARDAY Anthony never falls to show hrs apprectatlon lor student pranks and yokes Hts mtrthful expresslons of amusement llghten the hearts of many less gay comrades ACIIVIIISS Varslty Club 2 3 Basketball 4 WILLIAM PRICE B111 IS a reserved student who does h1s work ln a credttable manner but IS more mterested m hunttng and I1Sl'1lHQ and the great out of doors ACIIVIIIGS Glee Club 2 Varslty Club 3 STANLEY SHOVLIN Stanleys pleasant chatter and amlable dlsposttlon act as a magnet to draw frlends to htm Those qualltles should also make hlm successful tn hte Act1v1t1es Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Basketball 4 Varslty Club 2 3 STELLA PRZYBYLINSKI W1th a song on her lxps and a sm1le on her happy face Prmgle spreads cheer and optrmlsm wherever she goes May he contmue to make slues brlghter and hearts llghter C ACIEVIIIGS Home Room Secretary l 2 Dramat1c Club 2 Glee lub ALOYSIUS SKWAREK Al 1S the leadmg man tn all our plays and a wmner tn all oar electlons That he ts trustworthy and dependable rs evtclent from hts success as bustness manager of The Legend ACIIVIIIGS Class Treasurer 3 4 Bolts and Nuts 3 W1ld Oats Boy 3 Meet My Wlves 4 Radlo Club 2 Dramattc Club 3 Basketball 4 The Legend 4 MARION PURSZES Marxon IS a charmlng young lady w1th an engagmg dtsposr tron always sm1l1ng and plenty to sm1le about for her lrlendly twtnkles hve galned her record breaklng populartty among her classmates A t1v1t1es Home Room Presxdent 2 Wrld Oats Boy 3 Meet My Wtves 4 Dramatlc Club 2 3 IULIUS SKWAREK Iulte IS one of the most cheerful boys rn our class He ts tn terested m carpentry and fatrs very well wlth the opposxte sex May he succeed ln hls chosen career ACIIVIIISS Home Room Presxdent l Football l 3 4 Basket ball 4 Glee Club 2 3 The Legend 4 Twenty elght . , - . , I I . - ,, . . .. , , - ,, , ,. , 'S . .I 2 1 ll: ' ...T 1.-.l -1 ... LEE SORBER Another member of the better to be seen than heard school of thought is Lee who has also the distinction of being the tall est member of the class Activities Varsity Club 2 3 HILDA WARNER In Hilda we find a conscientious student with a pleasing per sonality qualities which spell success in any language for one who like Hilda is not wanting in ambition Activities Crafts Club 2 Glee Club 3 MARTHA SORBER Martha is a quiet thoughtful student who hopes for a suc cessful business career We are sure that with her ability and diligence she will attain her ambition Activities Etiquette Club 2 The Legend 4 DANIEL WEGG Everyone likes Dan a pleasant and easy going individual whose humorous and generous nature makes him a permanent friend to all who know him Activities Dramatic Club 2 3 Everybody Helps Club 4 Bolts and Nuts 3 Meet My Wives 4 The Legend 4 IOSEPHINE TERRITO We can usually find Io sitting in a corner reading She is a calm and reserved young lady who 1S always ready to lend a helping hand to anyone who seeks her assistance Activities Glee Club 2 3 Basketball 4 WELLS WHITE Wells divides his time between participating in his class play and reading on and listening to anything about aeronau ic May his be a successf l and Interesting career in life s sky way Activities Bolts and Nuts 3 Meet My Wives 11 Lvery body Helps Club 1' Radio 6. Aeronautlcs Club 2 3 The Legend ELIZABETH TUBBS Betty our future Florence Nightingale has all the qualities for a successful career in her chosen profession a gentle smile a sympathetic nature a great interest in people and a high degree of intelligence Activities Home Room President l Bolts and Nuts 3 Meet My Wives 4 Dramatic Club 2 Glee Club 3 The Legend 4 STANLEY WILCZENSKI Doc can do almost anything when he feels the urge He has a fine ense of the ridiculous and employs tt to create humor in poetry prose and pictures Activities Varsity Club 2 MARY VENIT What fate has in store for her we do not know, but Mary has the qualifications to make an excellent housewife. She has a plesant disposition, is a marvelous cook, and sews beautifule Activities-Dramatic Club 2p Cvlee Club 3. EDWARD WINIESKI Edwards easy smile and spontaneous laughter are evident in and out of classes No doubt, he believes that a merry heart is king of the world. Activities--Photography Club 2 3 Clze Beqeii 1 Twenty-nine ffl .Eeqen MICHAEL WODZIAK Mxke pattently endures the teasmg of hrs frtends who take dellght rn seemg h1m blush He spends most of hts spare t1me studymg pxctures ln magazmes whch may suggest that hts rnterest ts photography Act1v1t1es Nature Study 2 Vars1ty Club 3 CELIA YUSTAT Celxa IS always the same always cheerful and smtlmg She ts a frlend to everyone and rs always ready and w1ll1ng to lend a helptng hand Act1v1t1es Nature Study 2 EDWARD WOICIK Ed s classmates w1ll probably look for htm 1n the sports sec t1on smce h1s chtef mterest IS baseball We are proud tndeed to have rn our class one who IS a good student as well as a great pttcher ACf1V1lleS Varsrty Club 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 PAULINE ZALUDEK Neatness IS Pauhnes outstandtng characterlstlc Her attrac t1ve appearnce comb1ned w1th many f1ne personal quahtres w1n for her the adrmratton and respect of everyone Actxvtttes G-lee Club 2 3 GEORGE YALCH Yuge wants to ga1n sattsfactxon and extended educat1on by travellng Our parttng wrsh for h1m ts that he may realtze hrs ambttton to tread whatever forelgn paths he may choose ACllVll1eS Varstty Club 2 Baseball 2 4 Basketball 4 CLARA ZARUCKI Claras sparklmg wrt her verslons of popular songs and her mrmttable way of tellmg stones combme w1th her mental ab1l1ty to produce a deflnxtely pleasmg personaltty Act1v1t1es Cheerleader 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 The Legend 4 IRENE YANOSIK Irenes lustrous dark curls and tw1nkl1ng eyes offset a face ever rad1ant Wllh a cheery smlle Teachers and students allke have been w1tnesses to her danly contrrbuttons of mdoor sun shme Actlvltles Dramat1c Club 2 Glee Club 3 EVELYN ZIMOLZAK In Evelyn there IS an effectlve combmatton of two qualmes untversally deslred attracttveness and 1ntell1gence We can prophecy w1th certamty and success and happmess for one so fortunately endowed Act1v1t1es Bolts and Nuts 3 Meet My Wtves 4 Crafts Club 2 Glee Club 3 EMIL YARRISH Although Emll IS shy he seems to get along and has many frrends He spends hls lelsure t1me collaboratmg w1th Wallace to wr1te Jokes and poems whrch are enjoyed by all the students Actrvrtres Varslty Club 2 ROBERT ZWOLINSKI Although Roberts btcycle has served htm qu1te well tn get trng to school his lnterests center around motorcycles May he travel l1fe s pathway ln cycles of happlness and success Act1v1t1es RGdlO Club 2 Photography Club 3 9 Thlrty . - I , . -' 1 1 1 1 4 T I V T V I 1 A 1 f f I 1 I 4 T , . . . . t. 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Ron ohn Hlll Arthur Dun gey George McQuown Stas1a Luka shefskl Mary McLaughl1n Mane Ma gera Dorothy Bellea Second Rou Arllne Tltus Myrtle Booth Anna Mae Cah1ll Anna Lap lnskl Clara Kollar Antoinette Capor alettl Marte Relder Theda Goldy Thxrd Ron George Sczhalamaha Robert Whltebread Andrew Dele man Rouert TIYUS Mnldred Lenzmn Dorothy Hook Stella Andrews Mdtll dw Lrgnarskl Fourth Ron Mrllard Heller Math ev Racloppa harl Van Horn Carl Search Wayne Sorber Harold Rood Herbert Bacon Mr Howell Thrrty four 9 w Cragle. Lyle Chapins. Frank lfagnani, Nick Conrad: Alfred Nanstiel. 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Ni- N1111. l 'f1 R1 ': H111 1 Lutz, I:I1'Il1l1'1I I'l1111-:1'111'1-. .1111-k M1-11111111-IS, II ll':1111 II:1:1'11l,1l1-11. 1111111111 I'l .'ki, .111-k II11' . Ii I I-I -. 311111 A ' I.11sk11x1'ski. .l:111111s Iiis 11 l1. Beqell Luzerne County Conference Chamblons ri In +1 s I 41 us 1 nr nl lu In II mud mx mn um u o m x rm x 0 I v I 4 I at I 1 I lulm Nlnuun xr rr x urls-s hom ko 0 4 I u is nu xl In lllmn mlm N an ln xumu I Xntlmln xlllllllk rs 'X 1 I1 GN THE GRIDIRGN Toward the end of August some th1rty boys met at Rrversrde Park to start trarrung for the commg football season lt Shlckshrnny was ever to beat Berwrclc 1t must be Wrth tlfns team because thrs was the trnest and lastest football team Slrnckshlnny Hrgh School had ever produced l 1 Thrrty erght I, I-'i s How: -lol I-' 4I'ric'ri. Roll-rt Iiislllvnlllgll, I-'Funk III' ng ski. Ulxfstl-r Iizllninski. 1,4-sto-I' ll I-'. . I I-'z lizm. Se-' It ': Me-II I H: -rski, H1-nry Kolukuski. Sc-ott Kline, I'n I Iluuulinski, I.:lwl'n-:Irv Ilnmerski. .I I l':l Hur ld Ihlvh. lin-In II Imllotk. lmlmld xIl'QlllIXI'll, I'Ixili1 Rl-it D1 11. I'zmI l'l'ux'I--y, . ' s ' '-k, 'l'Ilir4l llmvg Yinm-rl! 'l'4-zu'poc-k. Stanley Iinlluinski, Angelo Purmlise. XVuym- Iirlrwlu, Stalnln-5' lhljnu, lrxiu II: g xwfs, Uh .' ' as' , I.:-Iur Mn-rvlli. Mr, Kc Cllllfl Ilujnu. .Inu-I: COIII'llll, Ilurulfl M1-Q ax I. I' 'lip Ah-Q ' , St: .'II 'I' . .XII-.' I-1-l'1l'alIIini, . j ' ' 'f.'ki. . fiII'l' eri. . . . I I I Ile-tty liillizu. Vlanrzx Zzxruf-Iai. Klan'-1-Ilzl Salwzrtslci, lin-nm-III 11:-su-Imrt, III-le-u Iiululmski, 4Qmn':v Willizxms. Klz Evgen The Wrldcat started thelr opemng game agarnst the Bulldogs wxth a strong determlnatron to Wm The Wlldcat scored the f1rst two touchdowns tn the early per1od of the game wh1le the Bulldogs got but one The half ended wtth the score at l3 to 7 ln the second half the Bulldogs launched a power dnve whrch weakened the Sh1cksh1nny defence Due to the lack of reserves the Sh1cksh1nny eleven could not stop the Berwtck steamroller The Bulldogs cro sed the Shrckshmny goal l1ne four tune rn the econd half wh1le the Wlld cgtisz cored but one The game ended vtrh the Bulldogs rn the lead by a core o to I9 Not at all drsturbed by the beattng Gdlnllfll tered to them by the powerful Berwrck eleven the week before the Kotysmen gave a remarkable exhtbxtron ot football by beattng West Wyomtng on thelr home freld by a score of 27 to U The followrng week the Wlldcats played thetr frrst home game of the sea son at Brverslde Park where they duplrcated therr score of the prevlous week by defeat1ng Lehman Townshlp 27 to O Then came the Forty Fort game rn whrch the Wrldcat expected to meet wtth great oppo 1t1on A record crowd of 2 OOO people wttnessed that night a frne show of sportsman h1p as Shrckshlnny easrly won over tts opponent by a score of 25 to O Thrs was the ftrst txme a Qluck hmny H1gh School team had ever won under the floodhghts Shtckshlnny then moved closer to the county conference t1tle by defeatlng Klngston Townshlp l4 to 7 The game was broadcasted from B1Vers1de Park through statlon WBRE West Prttston was also cru hed 26 to O The Wtldcats then played therr frnal conference game aga1nst Wyomtng shutt1ng them out by a l2 to O score On Armrsttce Day Newport came to Shtckshrnny for the annual t1lt Al though heavtly out werghted the Wlldcats who depended mostly on speed and deceptlon beat the Nutcrackers by a score of 13 to 6 The football team of l939 whrch xncluded ntne senrors played 1ts last game at Danvrlle Our team of 39 whlch beat Danv1lle by a score of 27 to 7 was the ftrst Wrldcat team to beat the lronmen Wrth a season record of 8 wms to l loss and a perfect conference record of 5 wtns the Shtckshrnny W1ldcats emerged as wtnner of the Luzerne County Football Conference The season was frnally brought to a close by the Annual Football Banquet where players and cheerleader presented the coach w1th grfts Letters and sweater awards were presented at a school meetrng rn the htgh school audltor lll1'I'1 Shrckshmny Shxckshrnny Shrckshtnny Shrclc-.hrnny Shrckshtnny Shtckshmny Shrckshmny Shrek hrnnv Shrek hrnny Coach Assrstant Coach lffanagers Vrncert Tearpocx Stmer Pxen Iohn Karney Scot Klrne Paul Dugohnskr Left Tackle Left Lnd Quarterback Blah l-lalfback Left Halfback Left Gua d berwr l West Wyon mg Lehman Townshrp Forty Fort Ktngs on Townshrp West Ptttston Wyomrng Newpor Danvtlle Nrcholas Katy Charles Blackburn lohn Fabtan Lester lnlarter EUP Fullback Brght End Rtght Tackle Rrght Guard Center Dona ld tv'cQ L n e Hamer kr Harold Bach Phrltp Racloppa Kenneth Pollock Iuxlrus Skwarek own Pa l Crafvlev Thlrt 1 nrne i--1-1 6 , . -J . . V . 3 . , ' - A l9 B - 'cc 32 ' : ' 27 5 1' U ' . ' 27 . ' U ' 5 ' 25 ' O ' 5 ' l4 ' qt . ' 7 ' Q ' 26 Q ' .' 0 ' : ' 12 ' U ' s ' . I3 t 6 ' s ' 27 ' 7 L I lf ' . 4 H ' A awre c s ' A t . . - O - KL BEWIZ Semor l-hgh Intramural Basketball Champwns lu-N.: F1fbfROll Ioseph Bloom VV1rren Blrdmll Leonard Repotnkm Blaxm Xx7ll9OI'l Kenneth Pollock Aloyslue Skvnarek ohn uba Stanley KlH1lUikl Sttner Plerl Cheiter Kammskx Fzrst Ron Merry DeM'1rco Rose Cavallxm Nhlwma Tearpock Momca Sarday Margaret M3llfOflS Second Ron Alba Santl Helen Ullchney Irene Vemt Gertrude Remaly MISS Cook Anna Grace Sampson Flora Mae Lauqhlm 9 Forty 6 fl ,. K fi - ' 5 Second Row: Vaughn Martin, Lebro Merolli. Williarn Price, VVayne Bardo. Iohn Chelli. 1 ' Che .Eeqen lunior High lntramural Basketball Champions F1rstRou Henry ones Rohert Capece Bruno Federxccl George McQuown Robert Whltebread Arthur Donnell Iohn Laludel Second Rou Charlee Scott Tally Bencdmt Robert Doebler Harold Khne Ralph Thomas Chfford Blrdeall Morne Hankey Much ml Capuc Lhxk M1ch xhne Mmgou Eleanor Capeu Second Roz: Forena Buyno Ele mor Remhard Eleanor Merolll Anni C1HFWfOH1 Mrs: Cook Paulxne Pr yhxhnslv Marg lret Munn Mme Lldek Anronnette. Ciporxlettl Forty one , ,I V I - A V . .V V First Row: Anna Krolikowski. Mary Capecc. Lillian XVasco, Flora Prince. Betty Kowal- i O U1 .Ejeqen BASKETBALL VARSITY Fxrst Rou Stanley Kammskl Lester Harter Kenneth Pollock Iohn Federlccl Second Rou Mr Blacklurn Ph1l1p McQuown Anthony Sarday Stmer Pxerx Phllnp Racloppa IUNIOR VA RSITY F1r5tRou Alexander Caxalllnl Ralph Thomas Bruno Federxccx Chester Savuatskx Ioseph Bloom Second Rou Mr Blackburn Nlcholas Conrad Anthony Yamxlkoskx Arno Orbmatl Iohn WOjChlk '9 Forty two n1 V Q . , . . .V , , V . . . . ' A - 1 , V 1 May May May May May May May May May une 611 .geqerzg BASEBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1940 Hanover Larksvrlle Edwardsvrlle Newport Townshtp Plymouth Towrtshqo Hanover Plymouth Towrtshtp Newport TOWI'1S1'11D Larksv111e Hanover Coach Captam Manager Catcher Pltcher Frrst Base Second Base Shortstop Thtrd Base Left Freld Center Freld Rtght F1e1d away away away away away away home homo home home Postpo ted 2 1 2 Nlcholas Kotys Kenneth Pollock Paul Crawley Chester Sawat kr Edwa d Wolcrk George Yalch Phrhp McQuowr1 Peter Hobrc Harold Bach Stmer Plerr S artley Shovhrt Method Hamerskt Kenneth Pollock Wtllard McKenr1on orty hree ' E 7 f ' . A A . . .. ..., ,,r, , A A ,. . . -1 10- '.,.. . .. ,., . 3-1 A 14f ' . . . ., , 10-5 17 We ' , , 20-f , , A ,, A , 21-f ' .. , May 244Edwardsvi11e , A . home , . , . . 28f 'F . . ,, 31- ' . . , , A . I 4 f . 40 ffl Eeqerzd MEET MY WIVES The Semor Class pre cnted rn the audrtortum on Ianuary ll and 12 Meet My Wtves a htlarrous farce The parts of the play were capably acted by the followrng persons Aloysrus Skwarek wa Brlly Zander a good look1ng young man of 23 Elsworth Cahrll played Hank Evans a young fellow who later posed as Uncle Zeb Isabel Kollar was perfecty cast as Te s1e the comrcal Dutch mard the cause of much merrrment Elfzabeth H111 was excellent as Loretta Ware the wlfe who kept her husband under her thumb Wells Wh1te as Alrx Ware made a grand hen pecked hu band Evelyn Zlmolzak was convtncrng as Cuddles the soph1st1cated chorus grrl and ex f1ancee of Hank Betty Tubbs enacted the role of Prudence Whltney th allergrc old mard who trred so hard to get a hus band MGYIOU Purszes portrayed Ann Whrtney the charmrng francee of Brlly C'alv1n B1rth kept the audrence 1n an uproar w1th hrs chractenzatron of Olaf Swanson Tess1e s matrrmonral bureau beau Laura Lardmellt was the rmpres slve mother 1n law who was allergrc to peanuts and walked 1n her sleep Dan 1el Wegg took the part of Zebedrah Zanders the loud and blusterlng uncle The day on whlch the play was presented provrded anxrous moments for the entlre school The leadrng actor Aloysrus Skwarek had become ser rously 1ll and could not play hrs role The outlook was dark for a whrle but the dlrector Mr Rrchard Thomas saved the day and the pray by turnrng actor for the performance and also for the two subsequent performances The class owes Mr Thomas a double debt of gratrtude for h1s excellent d1 rectlng and actrng Forty four - 1 6 L. ,,f . 4 - i .I l . i el' ' ' +A, 'i'r A , .q 1 .ng 5 3 . ,. 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L z , 9 t ' i X A fn , X, 11 . l Cf ffqfil 5 ll THE GREEN LIGHT Thnll chxlls suspense and romance were found IH The Green Lrght a mystery comedy staged by the Iun1or clas on March 28 and 29 m the hrgh school audttonum The problem to be solved was Who kllled Hatt1e7 Mattre portrayed by lram Kowalchtk who held the only solutlon to her rster s death was the v1ct1m of a strange 1nf1rm1ty whrch had kept her rn a very profound sleep for a wlrole year As the play progressed there fe e found suspects galore esp crally tn bosko IH the fable guottng Caretaker Aesop excellently played by Howard Remaly and 1n Mattre s moody and nervous nephew Ierome Eorre ter brxl lxantly portrayed by Iames Tnvalptece The end of the drama revealed a murderer rn Donald Rhodes the smart newspaper reporter capably enacted by Robert Thomas and a broken heart 1n Kttty Corey hrs vrvactous and wrtty francee a role sktllfully played by Gert rude Anderson Throughout the play Mary Mar lO 1 Mattte s favortte n1ece masterfully enacted by Gertrude Menne served a a tab1l1zer The mystery of Matt1es sleep was solved by Madame Zender a myst1c woman a role prcturesquely assumed by Chrystyne Merva who frnally brought Mattte back Comedy scenes were furne hed by Krtty Don and especlally by Trtnka Anderson the plump Norwegtan mard cha acter1 ed by Frances Andrews Wterd sound m the n1ght a green lrght mystertous lavender letters Wfll ten tn a dead person s hand and the strange d1sappearance of the sleepmg woman were only a few of the 1 ctdent that provtded tense moments and made the audrence 1 on the edge of the1r eats .fo Forty ftve -.......- iii. 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L li... l. 6,26 EQEIZ BAND For years the stude t of Shlck hmny Hrgh School have envled other schools the1r hne bands and have dreamed of havlng a band ot the1r own Thrs year the dream became a realny A band was organrzed under the cap able dlrectlon of Mr Alexander Curnow supervlsor of muslc Through hrs pattence and wrllmgness to work he has been able to grve mstrumental trammg to many student thereby mcreasmg the personnel from the 1n1t1al twenty f1Ve to almost double that number Numerous plans are bemg made to lmprove the band among wh1ch are the addrtlon of a group of g1rl twrrlers a drum mayorette and a color guard The band has done much 1n bu1ld1ng chool sp1r1t enthu 1asm and mu 1cal educat1on m the school The staglng ot street parades has help d to b.uld a closer feehng between the people of the town and the school system Among those students who belong to the band there 1 a close t1e ot fellowshlp whtch w1ll be remembered long after graduatton Trumpets Harvey Mmnlck Lawrence Jan Ronk Chflord Brrdsall Srmort Balchdm Mrllard Heller LOUISE Hook Harold Klme Warren Blrdsall Robert Zofcm Oscar Benscoter Rlchard Brldle George McQuown Trombones Basses Barrtones Alto Horns Clarmets Saxophones Glockensprel Drums Cymbals Rolland Vltl Charles Qorber Howard Remaley Harold McQuown Harry DGVS1 loan Krotho Robert Remaley George Wtlltam W1ll1am Adkms Howard Lutz Ned Nauglo lane Koons Iune Benscoter Vleanor Benscorer George Vlll Charles Scot Thomas Wrlkmson Matthew Rac1oppa Gertr do Menne Cec1l Mmrnck Anme Cxarao 1 lames Rosser Mar1on Kmd g Theodore Hutnrk Iohn Bnggs Earl Barrall Clarence Ben co er Robert Barrall Edward Vo ler Robert Yeager Betty Brown Wrlltam Shoemaker Harold Seleckl Robert Thoma Forty SIX 9 TIAS S , , . , 1,-, . - 1 1 , - r s , s , s- . . . . 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Q 4 ' s . . :s .1-,- -. 1-lli ' U16 .gleqeizd ORCHESTRA Under the leadershlp of Alexander Curnow the Htgh School orche tra ha emoyed a very successful year The membershlp has tncreased to 1ts present number of th1rty ftve by the addrtlon of students who have been dthgently taklng lessons from Mr Curnow and have met the requtrements for rnembershlp As a result of regular prac ttces the orchestra has been able to play for vartous entertalnments tncludtng the Iunlor Class play Sentor Class N1ght and Commencement GXSYCISSS The a1m of the organtzatton has been to provlde the school wtth an orch estra of whtch tt can be lustly proud and to present to both students playtng 1n the orchestra and to the audtence a chance to play and hear the mustc of the old ma ters such as Bach Haydn Mozart and Pestalozzt Smce the present orchestra conststs chtefly of under clas men and the few who leave w1ll be eastly replaced by new students the future success of the orgamzatlon ts dellmtely assured Trumpets Mtllard Heller Stmon Balchum Lawrence Van Ronk Trombone Holland V1t1 Barttones Howard Lutz Wtlltam Adkins Alto Horns I1.ne Benscoter Eleanor Capece lane Koons George Vltl Clar1ne s Thomas Wllk1HSOH Matthew Ractoppa Gertrude Menne Cectl Mtnntck Annte Ctarafont Iarnes Rosser Marlon Ktndtg Theodore Hutntk Saxophone Iohn Bnggs Earle Barrall Robert Barrall Edward Vosler Clarence Benscoter Vtollns Harvey Mtnntck Iune Long Iean Andrus A cordtan Geraldtne Vttt Dtano Iean Harte lvlandoltn EQ1SlO Chellt Cuttar Iohn Chellt Xylophone Frances Rosser Norma Opltnger B s Lorrarne Iohnsor' Clockensptel Betty Brown Drums Harold Seleckt Wllltam Shoemaker Robert Thomas Ba s Vmcent Ceretta Forty seven I I f' C' , o J 1 I V N, I I V ' . . . F 1 1 . . , , . . -A - 1 . , D . -H , . . t . , . . F . , . , .3 A C . . , ' r A xl A . . . . . . 5 1 ell' . J 5. S, Kim .geqerza D .L ffqmlfl PATRONS Cperaan Baer Alan O Banna 1 lfr Franlf Bannon T gene Barda lflarw lxaee Belle Pteanar F Benecater Stanley Ben eater A tred Brenean George H Bran an Noel Caverlev Mary Cerreta Nan t a Cape Pliner De-nnt Ra e Dennte. I K Evan Lawrence Flnley Mr lqdward Gallagher A Frtend R A Harrt ltrcltard Harter W1l an Hartrnan Catltertne lang Satn Lu tra Vtetar lvlarttrt Fqnnte lj lflclfltelrael Maude M Mtclrael lfl Ha fard Rtttenlrae lflr Arthur Sheer alcer lflr dred Vaeler Vtfeslev Steven Y aaer k Zalctr 6 Pty , . . 1 1 V1 Sz. . K , 7 , x. A A r, . . 'D Q. t I J A L , se , , .. e E H 'S . . '3 .A 5. L A , 'S A S Marie Hutnrk S la . I J. X t ' w f. ' rrg. v nz X, , n E B, . A Mrs. , e lac i l .1-........... W '- -' ' f 'W ' f ' f IQ ii: ' HUMQR I Ho rran IF Bookke pl 1Q CIC J Whctt 1 or debtor? 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I h ' 'e yo e' 5 G I .1 1 S 'r1' ' ' Mr I1ch So , 'io you know 1 e 1 tto of this 1:5 I1Ie1'S1 3 ,' 'A 1 1 ' 2 e' A ' v e ' e Ifew St' 'ent' I s it on T e d os I I . I . Corrie 1n 1 M ,, - - N 11 1, 1 1 W Af A A A A H R , I Ie C rn ' 1 A 1, 1' A 1 I, 1 nfI1s , G.- I ' A , I wg p 1 4 , A , Iwfoclern Gas Service Anywhere Z1 os 1 A 1 1, , 1 ' . 3 1 I 1 ern to e ' I L ' M ' o ' 11 ' ej' tt 1 A' A' I IF-:I 1 1 , AL V V A V Je 3. C , 1 S11-3 Cunt 11e:11 ery 1 y A weII A YL I 1 . , . , 1 A. , Vxolcx If: there GHYLII The :riot . W 'ffznifz It ' as on the tip of rn? .on ve CI , . rziozrient 'zoo and now If 1.2 gone CO '!1JIf1 Th ' 1:11 :r1I',' ani 1: '.-.'1II ' I1 ' ' Z9 ','ti1i1 '-um an F 1- -.MFA I -1--.- M, - , e - , . v , 1 1 1 , . Logro Tl A 1 1 ,Tl Q '1 cor 11 broken Kenneth flo 155 gust 11' fferent Irzurc Yvlnhflf 1' you riecn - 1:51153 .t If-fnneil I 'st M sn'1 1' G 1, Compliments of Luzerne County Gas and Electnc Corp CHARNITSKY BRGS Economy Stores Q 1 y M PPM sz o O ua it eats and Grocerie HONE . . . SHICKSHINNY 97 PHONE . . . CANAQ ro ., rs. Geor e Charnitsky First National Bank Mocanaqua, Penna. Start Life Rlght With a Scwmgs Account Arthur B Brobst, Cashler Nlunbu hd ull D punt Insmun Lmp G R orber Ice and Coal FOR SERVILE PHONE sH1cK5H1NNx QR1 Hcat wztll Prunzum Coal Prcscrm wzth Pun cc Coolerator Multlplcx 1 A c,U1llllflU1l cl I L R frzg mu m un M 1 1 l . . . . . . - - w I ' ' L L' f .' 4 CL' ' . O 0 . . L' K. , . Y n -,.. 1 , ' 1 ' - 1 1 1 ' 1 I 1 ff 1? if ' 7 !! Fl C . ir- X ' I 6 C' U 'llc' I ' Cl ' ' . 'IAfiC4ll ICU Phmu Shuk 137 74 hr Suuu Prlmo Amusement Co Cornphrnents fl'ormerlw Fmn SL Gennj 'vlusu und 'X'lll1lSL17lt.1lf. NlLlLhl1l63 C0111 Opuatld 0 a VVe Sell Used Vletrolas 1000 or lwiore to Lhoon From 10g up -Xluuw Fnsl uzth nhl But Frlend NKULANAQL A PA Prlmo Cavallxnx, Mgr l Comphments of Moss Funeral Home Cambra, Pa Geo T Moss Bell Phone 33 R 5 .. - . . . . .. .. . . . . 4 Y ' I '- -3 y v ' x N. l V k L L Records . -, , , Q Y' ' ' YI , . '. . . ' I . , . . 1 L . Q F F . . HUMQR Tea 0 ry to ay you af. 211 y l ar Bee what lou haa for hrea tht to ring rw y Whata l wave? Teacn r Egg tmrnl Sor y lou IOJ rf lv ona Tha' wa v terdal orntrg Are all tool57 aernanaed the wtte a ter a heated argument No dear o te are male Teacher ttn gran rnar Cla J Iuntor please rre ha lv e l love you yo love rte he love me Iunto Tha or' ot the n rtangleb llhere on ge o er l would gtve up FO mg lyuo on Butt all ar a rnen rnolce lfother Well t prorrube re you wont srnolce tl vo area lll be satts te r, 'nan to e o ra D Are lou Iohr A Vandorlcf e o he urp tuedl o oung n Ctro ttlyl e am ana tha 1 hte o er oa you are putttng on Scott Kltne ana Wayne Barolo leavtnq a theatre Scott You know Barrio tt certamly ts wonderful how rrtovtna ptcture have ad vanced the e la t few lear Bardo How so? cott th re were the stent tue here ller the tallctew ana rt .r h La ra loud thtnlc ot ,rch a t tnq Anlhof vou r nqaaea t M S aren lo 7 Kerne h o la ntjht he gave me back my thr Laura O th u 1 Q Cara 11a ond BJ lo .w on 1 ta e Nat tor Ba he aoo vea a get ttll ha trwt o a f tade lortalt lf an hate rl re ll A nl the captatrt o n atr c, olla W you e o Ll all l a a 0 uuts fmt W 5 age? The Food that Peps up Meals QUAKLRETTE 0 Sod ts Lunches md Im CIC-tm CJ K P XVUOLCUCIX. bINIO'N 5 MOTOR SALEb Chtulu Kz Plxmouth NIUC XX XQLA P-X Sli Cher Izrnzzty, lrzg 5 r fs t : t 'e 'll is 'Art' C . 7 ' . 1 ' k- 1 7, last 'S .. r .' , . . A . , , , . . A , ., ,AQ ll.. - A . l 'l Is. Ei . e f is . wwf l...' 'r' 'J'r ff .' 5 Aeis 'A In lf 'Q ,A 'V A FL, 2 3 tt M W . H t - 4 Vx' 'Az , ilk. , f . . 3 I Y rr 5' 1... .5-..,.., 254: - ' f 1 :ass ' , S tell . W Y tt tts h n l say, , ut r , 5 t ' r t's .e r t ' ' some e is shot lll th 'lltfah you ' t ' 5 .1 lc- S ' K 43 f .. :S ed t ' , tus . ri ' .. urzt' A u are t ' s ' t' d. 3 You M' .. the-sid- C at Ck , 1 Th f r tis r J N , l Y :na ,Q W ll, l , ' ' 1 ,- Q z A - . S Well, hrst e . 'l . pic' r 5, then t ' e ' ' ow' t rs one smells Kenneth Lets become engaged l lvhvn in Millnlll' H0 T0 u l 'l nf rs' h l . . A A ' e e. Q 1- ' o . ., 't ' 4 'A u. . t. N , si . S . .f ee- : ' m t t' as, 2 1 f z t h, ..t1.s ts :so .s Vfllnl Al S ff er, ho l f .zhall l l ,vo to , , , , , ' t a shave7 ' V ' r r Ch ' ut two A rss lack C Ye hl Well, , thtfa l :ya ve the t 5 d ll r, l evpr rr . l' . 1' F l'l'1::1ph' Worn 2 Paul QD Were you e'.'f,'r luoihe d ' tth xl.e1e e Foot A N t , l' l A S ' Sine? P Yeah inie u-:lien M . ' . f ihe teaii Caught :ge ktsstng l fs I l A. , .Ell:':.'ortri C l need ' d . r ' lll A' gzve :tie Ziftj l'QYlf.i9 , v , Camel I f nev r d thtngg ' 'A h 'es ' ' A ' ' ' ' ' ll. :ive you a u :ter Compliments M L Pollock or Graduates Manhelm Card Co NIANHEIM PENVNIA BUTZE'S FGGD STORE t ly St Mocanaqua Penna Dry Goods and Grocery Gas and Oll NIGCANAQUA PA P p P l of 50 I a ' Q rect , . Graduation Cards Afs f 1 ' 1' ' , . A ' L I ' ro . au Kokora HUMOR Wayne B How dtd you break your leg? Donald Mc I threw a cigarette in a man- hole, and Stepped on it, A Vf1ll1CIl'TtS Hair Put? Dan Wegg Cln chatrl Yee A Wtlltams How :lo you wart rt Dan lrr 'to v ry part1cular Wtlllam ut tt anyway' ou me Dan Thats a loargarn Cut tt on tar You can have the halr to your wo lc unror B Wht dtd your grandtath r ,f when they amputated hrs leg? lack C He yelled Hey whats omm otf here? Hose C Oh dont act ltk a dummy' Albert W Why not? Charhe McCarthy 1 dotng all rtght tor h1mselt lennte C My Nhat a crowd Betty l-ltll Yeah Man tell oft a roof lennte C Goodnese .va he hurt? Betty Dont know yet th yve only found one leg wo ar Marron P Im etudylng a book called How to get a Hueband Florence P H N ellly thought that wa a cook book arton P lt my dear l-lousewtfe Well do you want a 'neal nough to work for rt? Tramp lm ,uet hunary ma am not de perate Laly What h matter ltttle nn are you lost7 1 e Man N 1 e er 1 and she can tmd me Two lrttle boys stood wttft ther noeew prew ca agarnxt a barber hop wlndov rrxt of pomttn a Da D r nfgetna tapel Ge Mtckef loot: a r Emv R a 1 you sa rar e a a t el a S' ang l o l opoed Floren Wh: lou ep e ee 7 a d our' o Q oco la 'ned l epert Florence But that te no reason for bemg rnoye C a a 5 Lat haf a of n ent Matusek's Market Quality Nieats and Groceries MOCANAQLA PA F1 ee Dtlu erx Phone 9023 R 16 Prom Mrs Cdtherme Matusek Itallan Cooperatlve Store Quallty Meats and Groceries Phone 9034 R 62 MOLANAQL -x PA , ' A ' ' ' ' . cut? v v , A 1 ' A 1 . 2 e A . 5 l'll C ' ' ' 1 y l ' ' . sl ess r r , I ' . .Q . e sa' ' ' l 1 ' e N 1 F 4 ., , ti l W e l e .- t J ' o' f , we M ' is, 4 ' , , o o e . ' ' ' ' . 4 ., J , . ' . , 5- N 4 Old f 'ss t e , ' I a , 1 L'ttl o, l'rT h re Moth 'ri lost . ' .' ' 1 'r Q F 5 L 1 l Q .g to ' r' e wleldlnjq '1 I ' ,ar 1 ' Y, r e, ' ' t htzi ' l-leks loolclng lor 'em wrth a light' I r. 'ly . Wh Z i d ' .' y your . :L 5 3? l 'on' b reve l 3 ugh? xt .r er d nf b i'l19'-'E' dr A Q it. 5 , , ce Wq are 1 ' so ie r 5' d Cl ra l Lrg the rzfreetfar an f .3 A A ' 'A , . Atty' Cents n thl Loot ff '- dy C ir. 11, :13 I .l If Cl r lxnt it? er, I drcovered I.. . it e fttty C ,, Cavallini and Caporaletti and Sons GENERAL STURE The Home of the Real I ahan Bread We Delwer MOCANAQUA 908 1 Butt s Confectlonery Store SWEET VALLEX Wert door to barber vhop HARRINCTON 9 ICE CREAM LICHT LUNCH H L Garrlson Sz Bros Flour Feed E99 Coal BERVVILK PA Plume SO Salem Dmer ulck Lunehee Barbeeues Lands Soda lee C1 eam lllCk Curb Sewzee 3 NH BELOW SHILKSHINWX Arthur Anderson Prop Q 9 O 1 u - ar I N , . . I 0 y o O Q ' ' '- v Silcx Coffee ' 5' , -1 N-2 Q . gp ,X INA ' . . . . V a I YV 1 A e W v . I L HUMCDR l 1011 ff t l have Q hecdctvh r o Tl IP e cm cm ZI ook nop p Q 'tczve t'1 ho l cz Nutt vVh1 h Hoff lrv1n F 10 N r mo 1n mon 1 1lce to G lc Ll ttv lr' Ye 7 J r lfll on '1o1 bo yos1 qrodnot fro 1 o barber olleue 1 h1s p gut hl v on lf Url J 11' ll' 4 on Q u or O o N or f George Y Cn my 1oht9 lvlory D N o my l ft o epnme T lo N cz way to ge cz wor o W h 'ml 7 Dovtor Shoot l r , l71rt Student Qur PTlIlClpUl newer r l1c11r when tl11ng go wronf ond udent or r te .1 r Lompllments Hess Servxce Statlon and Restaurant OPEN DAX XNID INICHF unetlon of Routes lla und 339 l Nlllt South of BENTON Pl NN A Yost s Restaurant BENTON PA Good Old Fasluontd Home Cookzng FUL INT-XHN SERV ICE L OHPLIHENTS Relder s Restaurant Evelyn Nl .s the :nutty 'ruth y'o,r l1-euol' Vincen ' , - Q Elvelyx Wh - 1 fe? y Kcrney V 1 r st r tg W xter, gwe :tie cz A r cl 'mth French fried ot toes, ani besgretol ole: pen ' er Yen, ::1r l 'C 'f 1 Whl- ' e' fe ssitt 1, the 111 - A L ' ' l1qlT, l'zl l 13 yo -V Be A . '11 lf'v'lfl l'l ll we :f,1l1l1t lilo'-X: over l':r. 151'- t' Q Cl 1 l ' ' ' ' ed :1 o C .QA ' , - ' f What IS your college yell? llCll , l1 17, ' 1 tow, lea e h1pa l1p W ' row ,rf1w, r ' ' rf 1 D lc l Lf, thctfn not the way' to d cl Yo :at ted fl I1 the ' r 1g oot o, n . e . Y I , , , v l fs ' 1 I Ctor, ' h 12: the best ' f ' ' t t fl r. y G1 5, . .1ll'T1 or rno r lxrn ts ' ' .' You ., l111a 1 1 f.: 1, Sec . St ,. Wh f, .o .rzxper F1r.:t St' cle1t llc, no hctr , . A A A L 1 . . 1 . , 1 or v , s f 1' 1 1 Q , J -' ' 1 1. ' 1 ', i. '1 '1 . BENIDIX HOME LAUNDRY MAXTAC VVASHERS PHILLO and RL A RADIOS FRICIDAIRE ELEQTRIL REFRICERATORS Edgar G Scott Furnlture Store H hut l nuwal Vuluts an Usual RACUSIN S Rtllllbll. Clotlutrs or Omer 35 Ytars Complete Outfits For the Entlre Fam1ly Qualzts MLTLhll1ldlCL Sold or Ltss SHICKSHINBX P-X If your halr not bteomm t xou xou Should lu LUIIIII1 to us Helen s Beauty Shoppe IO S N1 un St Sluekslunnx ohn Dec-rt lldllty Farm Implements and Supplleb F61't1l1ZCI' Pumps Roofmg Rural Supply Co Phone Nluhlenbur 9R1l6 SHILKSHINIINX R D 1 A , Y , , ' is L 7 y - . , V 1' ' g o w 'w ' , ' . 1 1 ' ' . U .'. 1 rv . ' a t. . 1' S . H 7 y-1 l Y nv , - H ' '. . ' I - 4 1 x A V Shickshinny, Pa. Phone 146-R-2 Call 151 for appointment R ,, 'Q l- 0 0 l . . . rr - , , , f , ' f ,nn V . .. , 1 A gl ,- . , , Y n A ' - i 1 1 Y v . . , . . HUMOR Teacher llow awe rn- a dGI1Y1lflOH ol space Student Space IS where there IS nothing I cant explarn it exactly, but I have 1t in 1v head FOP. SALE anuaue :ha1r by old man with hole tn back and scratched leg, TED P 'nga han' o 1a f -v r a CI'l+ IIOUJL PGH HISFT By old rr1an W1llllGl'QF clo et SALE Fm er ey ow full g1ve enough hay to las all N nter Ijenma Ill pam your car lor S25 Conrad What' S257 Why I wouldn pay Mtchelanglo that much for pamttng tt Dennt Well I dont know who thts lvI1ch elanglo fellow IS but 1I he pamts 1t lor les than S25 he doesnt belong to the un1on au D A rerna lf l1ke na eans 1 t where I corne Irorn Ben I-I Then why dont you f1ght7 Paul D I 1 not whe e I corne from Wallace P LBO bananas grow on bushe or do they grow on trees? Frn1l Y I dont know Why ask me? laaeP IJ: wne oknow tonke-V NO ld know Mr Plefl You re too old to be askmg for ntckels S ner P aue vo1 e r1gh Ho.-J about C1 quarter? Ilarrlet Can you na ne hree pooular men :ho we e never born? lvarcy 0 our e oar 10,17 lflarrle San a Clau Cha I1 McCarthy and Uncle :Carney S e Pa c1n'1of1nq l'vIar1on7 et v I'I1ll J I1 F look1r r1er Karney That s what s annoymg her Jr e 11all P a .1111 n han e 1 e .lou all vemng lv'11 A ar on GI eadlw ja Sana GK Long ones Be the Best-Dressed Girl In Your School Shop at Nellle Welhver s Dresses, Coats, and Accessorles 176 W Front Street BERWILK PA BEN LEVENDOSKI Dry Goods dz GFOCLIILN Phom 30 R 72 VIOCANAQLA PILINNJX FLORINDO PAL L HETTI lornvr lunlh Rdxuhnunts I lll knrds NIOCANAQL-X PA Nlfun and Pond H111 Stk 'NAIC . .' L c ' f r a l d' ' 111 : ., .seat a Q 9 f' T I , X 4 4 rs- .5 PCR l ' e I 5 c , ' ' 4 w Q 1 1 . X , . 1 . . . . . . . 1 5 , ' ' ' - F ' ' :ss , . 1 . . 1 P l r. t' Z ' Utah 1 ' 'rr r 1, -I l 1 ' V V .- 1 I , . 5 T I - 1 4 l . 1 . l JV l C I j1't a t d Z 1 1I a ' 1 zz . ,A ' u 1 . . V . B . W Tt1 I V ,ss A 4 r t ' ' r t 1 l H Y ' - 1 ., x. , .1 I 1 I 2 5 not S . 1 1 , ' 1 .1 s, 1 r 'e , Sant 3 , 1 V 1 - . ' ',. M1 A v 5 , V f. 1 - 'V Y 1 , 1 , 1 1' , Bnty 1 Nh'. .e 1.snf eve. 11:1 at Hi Wcychtfik May' I ask you for the 11:14. 'unc 7 l , , Cf '. 1.1 Ple se no I nave Leen 11.51 for fx c. 'ie to r I1 s. 1 e e ' . . A , Mr fvhihael Can you Zell :tie tn I ch 4 battle Lee Wag k1fIed7 I 5 ' -' 0 Z I S Lester I'I I think 12 as his last T V Mr Stott Thus 5 t a do ' c s ' ' ' ' ' '..E1:t steps would you take if xt escaped? . 1' ' it TQ r ' . Dina. and Dance. ln the Cool COOL NOOK INN 1 Mile Below bhxekehmny BARBELLES A SPELIALTX Llarenee Larlelmner Prop CORTRIGHT S Tha. Burguzn Spot O Shzckihmrw Allis Chalmer 5 FARM MACHINIERX Huntmgton Garage Huntm ton Nixlls Phone -1- SAM VITI 11 VN Umon Street Sluekshmns Penna S-XVI XITI5 SHOES ARF BETTER Where all the Students bus cfanch YK hw not trx us for sour next paw ALSO FIRST QIASS REPAIRINC .N ,x If ,Y at 1 ' 11 f ' - ,., . . N , . . 1, , 'A Vx TTI I' I , . 9 Sc TO 51.00 STORE Shoe Store . . . Shoe Repairing , . . A ' .N 1 I', ' . f - . o , , ,. . . , ' A. V ' Iv r Y ' S Y . Ir. . ? S X. . a S . J VAUGHN'S Samtary Alr Condluoned Bread an Famous Rolls Fresh Dally at All Grocers BERVVILK PENNA C I TRIXELPIELE JI-XXlfLE.R SHICKSIIINNY PFNNA Lxput XX xtch Rspm n Il T BENSLO I ER Sr COI'1l9Lll0IlllX and Gloulx 'VILIHLI NBLIRC, Drink f Q1 Confaxr Beverage Co BERVVILK PA Jhxxfxl N I7 llLIS n uhh and C1 mme Vlozk oi lxm bhlck hmm I 1 n 1 BENSL OT ILR S Xill Ls Lumhu Frmd md Send llunlock Cxuk Pl lhom Nluhl vPl I G J 61.0 ff? d 3 N vu V N . , . A . l ' , , - 1. .. 1 V ,Q 1 v N w . . Jo. . , y 1 . l ca 1 , Avav , 1. vkv . I v E V- Ms ' 1 ' fa ' ' all ds llamillon ami lilgin XYz1Iclws, Diamomls. Phone 127-R-el , v 4, li,lJ,l 's' l'l'l. -' 4 1: '1 g, cms v oil 2 1 S . ' - '-.,- i' 1 lA ,aff Wlllard Benscoter Dealer ul INTERNATIONAL Farm Machmerw Royster Fertlllzer and Llme GUI KINDIG Eeonomy Store Haw md Stxaw PHOINP DRG? MUHLENBURG Mllk Cream md Ddlry Productb PURE SAFE CLEAN SUNNY SI OPE DAIRX R C Bonham D N10 1 Hunlocks Creek P E E CRAGLE Sz SONS Dealere ID General Merchandwe Mam Road Muhlenburg Automoblle ACCQSSOFIQS STULL BRO Sportmg Goods adlos e rlgerators lcycles, Toys KINGSTQJN PPNNA Shop at BRIGGS DRUG STORE Prescrlptmns Oul SDGCIHIIIQ Phone 9017 ShlCkShlDI1j Pa SORBER S GARAGE Ford 'VIe1cury Llncoln GROVER SORBER IOWHQII Phone 9026 R 8 SIIICRSTIIIUIN R D '3 BIRDS EYE Frosted Fruits Sz Vegetables HONTZ Sa. HARRISON ' So Y , I O , O ' I R R f ' I I 3 O VVe Meet ALL Prices Never Undersold . J. R. F. , I . 'J ' . 3- I ,W A HUMOR Daniel YV Darling, please say the word: that '.-Jtll :take :ne happy for the rest oi rny lite Marlon P Okay l wont marry you oo a it lil gtrl t pe a ten 1 1 l snow N la o r ear e J Fl percent temper and ohe Q 1 9Q'GYOJGl'GpGv' 1fBo lNa behtnd eoe lflr Harr an Now you are tu' t at la Sttne P err lrn a bell rnacle Mr Mtll r How ntce of you 'tot to o ante r el IA lfrehael Name a great tune eaver Flo a B Love at hr t wtght Do 'or Ho N 5 the bov who swallowed e d1'ne7 vur e lyo fhange yet p ftable young woman Nant aw lna N na coate ca D an boab ladtee out ot thelr own skrn l Nan' an overeeer who can take ca e of SOOO heep who can speak French fluently NAP TFD A qtrl who pan cook one that N ll wake a good stew l Nan' a husband Nllh a wrong Ro noee 1h strong rehgtous tendenflee V1 ll VI ltdclle of old wood at l ma ou ot ll oNn head ani have NOOfl enouflh to a ot Math Teacher lf your father haa e o a ana gr Je your rrother me o fi h hav 1 Hea fat ure it e Joa h a oa avecl up ll tght AIQUTIH 'ter w nt whe vv nt dow' e KJ o what 'lapp rea e t tlna lv awnetl on 1 Q ,- Q wow foar alphaoe 7 Tl we ea Wllll orttr cl e .No le turph t llaa VIC! I D Y O l VVhen In Berwick Stop at the Vagabond Restaurant C,orner Front and llranve bts Berulek Penna Clarence B11-t, Prop JOSEPH A XUSTAT ehel 1 fu ln Plettcd Ins ments SpLClE1l1L1Y'tg m HdXXd1ldH Steel Gul tu and Spamsh Gultdr C111 At 4 E Butler St SHICKSHINNY PA T R LRAGLE Flour Feed Q Coal PHONE. HRbf 'X n l' '. My f' is ern r n .Tal Str nleQ S Yeh, l ' l Z y 1 rg .- nrn-t'A - . ne - e o . ' .- DQYTNUT mental, W llr Hartman l is , .h t r , - rlj of late Ern l' lo nt ' :S b f re. in f 5 :si , . , l r 1 . A man. e ' . ' l .. l anyo .e se V , . - , , , Y 4 , 5, V I., .. Y V is , c. 1 . A '- ' th , . Q 1 l 1 J N - W A re: eg - ' . ' Qs W sh- l . l ' 1ll I ke ' ', p', cl for ' . H . . , l Y I Y l A' I l r , , ' ' it man I : wi 5 ' ' : , : 1 luhne wt A Q i X ' t YT l ' f 'V l X ,, , 1-021 ' l' ' Q Hd DU' lxl' U Q' ' ,'ll'll let, tr n her. , , ,' f . v. ,, ' H ' ' .tn l il' d ll re ' ,ft ' . , f' of it, , VE 3 , what 'N ul fs e ef? Q Y lmtor t rf l . 1 1 - - Al Slcwt tok D154 1 - e r ab ' 2 the fellow who .st , ' a n . r C1 out 'Nl e the sun ' e n it 'e ' n? l Ben l'l'Q1Tf1.,l'S.'A N , l e. 'D Al Skwfzrelc l. . l A fi Y . hifi Willy: f:.:Qie'l .h e teach r ol the new N p.p1l, do you I . 1 ' 'et . . Yes llxssf a .rv ' r ' ' ' 'e, Nell then C .ue th teacher, ll'.'f'hat N L il K letter :aries after AU' ' ' K All at eng as tae tr rl .an reply. 1 f.f1lQ1nf-r Parion 1. ci me Tl'1lS 15 the hat t V - - .- -. you put bought, l is tle 'c. y ure '.-:earl ' Use C lewells Homogemzed Mrlk In Paper Contalners Mczdern Mull: or Young and Old At All Groeers BERWICK PENNA 1 C A PRITCHARD Groceries 8 Heats Sheffere Ice Cream Shlckehmny R D 3 Phone 26R2 WHITE EAGLE RESTAURANT Try Mrs Cerretas Home Cooked Ital lan Spaghetti FRANK CERRFTA Prop Moeanaqua Pa Beach Haven Laundry And Cleaners Good Work Better Servlee For 33 Tears PHUNF 4-1-0 Berulck Cxllmq All Mun and Boys to Ro S18 Shoe Stole fox Better Shoes 8. Honeet Prlcos Also Fxpert Shoe Repalrmg MAIIN ST MOCANAQUA PA BELI ES COAL YARD ShlCkShlDX'1X R D 1 PHONE 27122 w . . . v , 1 ' f A 4 s I V. v ' ' Y Y W Y X Mobilgas Sz Oil ' K 5 A T J , ' . B . ' . ' HUMOR When I was young I used to brush my ha1r three or four t1mes a day Father Ius' look at your ha1r how unttdy Son Yes ana look what happened You bru hed 1+ all away K Gearhart What an I do wth my votce now that Ive had 1t tratned Mr Curnow'7 Mr Curnow Well 1f theres ever a con tlagratton tr you regton you can yell t1re M wne and TSG WOZIGCK There IS no place 1n the world e you an always f1nd money sympathy comfort Yalch Where? Womack In the d1ct1onary I-I1ll I understand Wegg has become gentleman farmer Conrad Yes he even puts eventng clothes on hts srarecrow when 1t gets. dark Mrs Morgan GIVE me cz sentence w1th the wo d metaphys1c1aP 1n 1t Henry I-Ienry K Last n1ght my s1ster met a phy s1c1an Ellsworth C So hes a busmess woman What land of busmess IS she mterested tn? lane A Everybody s I'I1lda W D1d the bank s fa1lure upset you? Ken G Yes I lost my balance Young Lawyer I havent lost a case yet W Plonslu Chee up youll get a Chen someday St1ner P I-lov ts 1t that your dog know all ktncls ot smart tncks wh1le I ftnd tt 1m po s1ble to each my dog anyth1ng'? u1us S Well you see you ve gt to know more than the dog to start wtth I-Ie It you refuse me I shall dte She refused htm Ftfty years later he dted e 1N Now hen the nex ho dog 3 rne o dont argue about 1t Dart W Wels ant you let me have my ay on e 111 a ,vh1le'9 e W Oh D youwan tobtya o dog? Dan W IN b1 I v ant to arque about tt Colleae S uaent Nell Nhat io you thtnpz o our ltttle college 'ovv'19 ly 1 u'11qu Collea S er Nhat do you mean 1n1 GAS? he Lattn unus rnean UQ OF CIN GQLJUS ITIBGHIUQ l'lOl S9 CONGRATULATIONS' Best Wlshes for Your Future Success H KLINE Clothu 07 the EYIIITL Family SMITH Q FINEST QUALITX OF MEATS AND GROCERIES 80 YVest Ummm Strut ShlLkSl1lI1I1y, P41 Plump IBISR7 CARL F SMITH Prop C ' 0 1 4 ' ' , Y F . , G , M, ' 3 ' ' B. ' . ' 1 1' a 1 I 9 , f . . , . Y . 5 '. ,Q , . 1 r , ' ' t 9 L I 1, S I L I , O . V X. 1 ' V I S W Ili ' A g W 1 I 1 is To be convinced, give us u cull. f' 1 ,ss ' ' ' 1 In C 1' 1 1 W C ' 1 1 A W lls ' o 1 t 1 h 1 1 1 U lo, ' 1 t J , ' , . , X 5 I Y , ' 1 Ixlltus S It Certain s 1' el N , 9 Illfl tf l I t A- - 1' r 1 - I IlJll'a:i S It s trorzi t ' 11 . 1 .e Cl 'A ' 'M ' Wh1te Star Bakery Master BeQt Pure Rye VILDIIX and Slleed Se1'V1Ce Braid Lakes Plu md PISIYN Phone -Wh SHIL KSHIN IN X PENNA LOMPLIMENTS C W MARKLE Funeral Dlrector Market Curwood an Shoemaker HARDVK ARE and X ARIETX STORES 0 v 'W s . . ' , ' 2, X '1 . . 11 , . E, YZ 2: V' , , 4 NV. Union St., Shickshinny . . , . 1 w OF 0 Q Y , Y Flu 'xLlIUII1Ob1lC 1 L Lompgnbatlon Insurance C VV SHOEMAKER wh XX ut Lnum St SHILKSHININW PA Kester s ulck Lunch HOT DOL S H-VWBL RL S IL I: L RI: XV und SUDAN :J 111 cl mu 74 HOL R SFRX ILE PIIUIIL 9174 L omphmgnts of WM A FARVER su EET x nun PA Culuul NIu4ha11cl1s4, Phonc xiLlhlLI'1bLlI' QOOIRI6 L ONiPLINiFNTS Barbara Mane and lobe Ralph Martm I4.fA . i V . ' . . O I O Y , , 4 A , . ' 'S , L i xx L A V, Q , A , g Plate Glass Bonds, Liability 9 Q ' 1' . . . A 1' 7 1' S111 ' an try' J. B. Anderson Sz Son Dealer m Anderson s bunshme Feeds Larro Feeds Eaeo Flour CDLLICILIII Flour Cement Llme Fertlllzers PHONE 9 Farmers Homogemzed M1k THE MODERN MILK IIN THE Improved Flavor D1 C9tlblllIY And Sanltatlon Sold Unlx In Paper Contamus Ask For It At Your Croeer HAZLETON PA COMPLIMENTS ake s Tavern VK here all S H 5 Banquets Are Held JAKE BALLHUINI Prop LOIVIPI IMENTb OF Rea Sz Derrlck, Inc 5 Expert Pruerlpuon Seruee NIEET I OUR FRIEND5 AT OUR FOUNTAIN OF , - . ' J Y 7 ' ' , U l MUDERN CONTAINER 1 5 Cut-rate Drugs and ltledicines HUMCDR u1r1 ID I-lave any o your h1lahooa hopes been real1zed'? Mr Keller Yes when my other u ea to om IY ha1r I w1shed I d1dnt have any It a111az1ng how Ievv auto II Sf han1r are run over That s because they vvear1un persl Auto Salesman TIIIS 1 the type of car at pry 1 Pro pe t F1nel As soon a 1t ha done that you may clel1ver 1t 'o rne Sa1a an HVIOUS erud1te errfune There s one th1ng I cannot deter111ne When a dame wears my coat Shes a person ol note When I wear 1t Im called only verm1n' The hungry customer rushed 1nto the res taurant and ordered a plate ot ch1clcen soup Wllll a wad of cotton on the s1de Cotton? echoed the surpr1sed wa1ter Cotton NlIl'l ch1cken soup? The customer sm1led To stuff 1n my ears he explamed When I ea soup I rrake a terr1ble HOINQI Mrs Iones Ive never rnet your brother ID law Wh1ch Slde of the house does he look l1ke7 Mrs Sm1th The s1de wtth the bay w1ndow Iur Q It a boy s1r and he we1gh even pounds Absent rrunaed Iather Ca butche I W1th or N1thout bone? A bachelor 1 a rran who look belor Ie leaps and hen stays where he ls pull out the plug Happy 1 tho ll osqu1to WIIO Lan pas Qreent t Conluuus sav C e ll t who Ialt tr GCld ab orbed tn worlcl e re e11bles phool alfway 1a up1l r a ar who :1r1w W h one hana vv eel haw one too 1n gray I en ar' brma how ba or' me vant whole hogl G1r who go to beautv hoppe 1 u ually electrocutedl who l1ves vv1se cracks et toma h ach He VNPIO bo ners Cop on T11 es Square Jets Boadanay NIQWI Club Srall though heads Compl1m1nts LHARLES VV KILLIAN Nic nts 8z Gzoceucs Koonsv1lle P1 LLOX D H KELLHNER Ducctox of Funerals 67 South Mfun Strut Shmkshmny I Lady Asslstant Ambulance Servlce PHONE 40R COFTIIJIIHILUIS ol BUSTER BROWN lnsumnct of dll Kmds W Unlon St Shlckshmny Phom bu Wayne D111 you hear about the Iellovr NIO lnvented DVI e for IOOKIHQ th ou I walls? cot o 1r Wa s e a Wav Awnovv C' tss 1 I ' C ' ' ' fx . 1151i If ' JY-' ' 5 th ' C'i1 Ior tzself, slr 11 C ' s .s I V N Q I ' , ' .' .,, '.k.' ,' Ju. - ' I - 'I H ' U I :s A 'as 1' , ' 1: 19 :S 1 5 9 l II you see a horse in a bathtub, you should 'ss 1 1' ' ' .wa CI 'I H N I I 'I 11 ' ers ' h ' 9 . ., 1' ' 1 'I' I1 II :S A' ' 1 :S ' liy s ,r 1' .s' master -- .5 I ,s p 1 unae I .shl M 1 ' ' 'e ' 'xt ' on ho 1 'e 1 1 e Wh V1 1 '1 J 1 1.5 C 1, ' 'I I I YF - 5 I5 5' ' I a rl, 'C ' 4 r! Q1 H I ' ' n ' 1' 1 ' rs I T , . , , . , of 1 Q10 9 sf 1v,1Q1f111 yhiaoesh Q11112 1 'I t' ' 'N Il 1- 1 .39 I Cl ' f J r ' I 1 I :1 est 1 ts Corne from b1gge:s! Autageapha Photography for 1940 Legend by ART CRAFTERS Wilkes-Barre, Pa.