Shickshinny High School - Legend Yearbook (Shickshinny, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1945 volume:

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J' Y R U ' 'lx 51 M Foreword H EAR AFTER YEAR the Legend has been faxthful to 1ts name by recordmg a contmuous account of the students and the1r act1v1t1es If the vxalls of the school bulldmgs could speak they would tell the same story as that found betvv een the covers of thxs annual The story varles ln moods but the hxghllghts are events of pleasant memorles The hllarlous Junlor and senlor class plays the excntmq basketball games the colorful band parades the mterestmg col umns of the school paper the enyoyable assembly programs the delightful jumor senxor banquet and prom all have contrxbuted to make thls 'in unforgettable year Our pleasures hoxx ever have been somevs hat tempered by SC1'1OllS thouqhts of the grlm tlmes IU whlch we are llvmq It IS for that reason that ue have chosen a mllltary theme for thls edmon of the Legend as most approprxate 1n a txme when our nat1on IS engaged ln the world s greatest conflxct Because of thls confhct many of our frlends classmates and teachers are not w1th us but are se xmg all oxer the world 1n the armed forces However far an ay they may be they are st1ll vuth us mn Splflt To those who are absent from our ranks vxe extend our best vushes for a speedy and safe return Tl-ll? lF FND The SENIOR CLASS of SHIOKSHINNY I-HGH SCHOOL u 1 7 SHICKSHINNY, PENNSYLVANIA Dedication IT IS with great pleasure and deepest sincerity that we, the class of 1945, dedicate this seventh edition of the 'lLegend jointly to Mr. Claude Miller, our su- pervising principal, and to Mr. Bernard Cobb, our coach and physical education instructor. We dedicate it to Mr. Miller in acknowledgement of his interest in us as students, his wise counsel in solving our problems, and his assistance in all our activities, especially in planning and directing the various functions in connection with graduation: to Mr. Cobb in appreciation for his fine example of sportsmanship, for promoting great athletic interest in our community by his expert supervision of the sports program, and for his untiring effort to secure a place in the Wyoming Valley League for our bas- ketball varsity. Three F L Garrzson Memorzal School .Tumor H1gh School Four ,AH ,-gY+ ..I,,, , .....-, Q.. 7 ' - l-- ' ,- ' gf! f..Li 'ff Z ' 'Kp W fhmf - 3 l- ff ma' 'Q Z 'JI Q f Z Wm www ! if xx ff? f, I If? Z wmv' mm MLE6 ,,,-1 iv as ZZ' Lk D a x f W3 f- fx f W ff X r Mfg 'Qi- ff M , ,ff , F yy? 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' , Y 5 , P x , . , .. 1 , A , . Q , 4 , . f 1 I ' ar 1 to V' ,K-1-1 1 ,jr vr: -Z-, lg - Q Lx r , ax-1 5 ar- EDITH HAEFELE Mrs Haefele a newcomer to the Iumor H1qh faculty teaches the s e v e n th and elghth qracles qeoqraphy and hlstory HT? MARION MARTIN M1ss M1rt1n who drrecte' the semor class play teaches Enqhsh 1n the Iumor H1qh School huxldmq ELIZABETH G DOOLEY A Iumor H1gh mstructress Mxss Dooley s currlcular pro qram mcludes general SCI ence cnucs and hlstory of Pennsylvama WINIFRED K HOVVELL students of the seventh and e1gl-th qrades mn mathematlcs and hxstory Seven REBFKAH ERWINE In addmon to teachmq typewrmtmg and bookkeep 1nq Mrs Frwme performs the dut1es of secretary to Mr M1ller SOPHIE KOKORA busxness trammq bookkeep Inq short hand and type wrxtmq M1ss Kokora has charqe of the rumor semor prom proqram REYNOLD HARVEY r Harvey who teaches b1OlOqy chem1stry and phy s1cs d1rected the procluctlon of the lumor class play ELIZABETH F MEIXELL Fundamentals of home ec onomlcs are tauqht to the q1rls of the Iunlor Hlqh by Mrs Menxell . , M . , J 4 U ogy? Q Mrs. Howell instructs the Besides teaching junior ROSE SHANTZ Mlss Sh mtz tciches Enq lrsh Latm and Spamsh A 1 scmor cl1ss adxxser sho su perxrses thc procluctlon of the yearbook ARTHUR L MICHAEL Mr Mxchael one of the semor class 3dVlS8l'S and the faculty manaqer of athletlcs tcaches soclal studxes and Inathematlcs RUTH SMETHERS So homore and sen1or Enqllsh French and elemen tary Latm are the subjects xxh1ch MISS Smethers teach CLARALINE SCHLEE Mmss Schlee the school lxb rarnan sponsors the Lxbrary Club whose members assnst hcr ln doxng hbrary work l qv-.X ELIZABETH WHITENIGHT Mlss Wh1ten1qht teacher of mathemancs and socnal SIUdl9S sponsors the News paper Club vshlch edits and publxshes the school paper MYRTLE S WILLIAMS In iddmon to her dutlcs IS dsslstant superwsmq prmcx pal M1ss Wxllxams teaches mathematxcs and dlrects the hot lunch proqram the mllk proqram and the speclal as semblxes staqed by the lumor Hrqh School pw- FRANCES SHIPMAN Mlss Shlpman teaches mu src to students from the elm mc-ntary to the umor l-l1qh luel and cllrects the qlrls cholr ll llllll ll ll ttitttirttill 'Y DEB BIE Exght E' 4 . . V Q ,, 4 ,. . s ,M -ra A , 5 - M ,R h - I - 4- K . Y . .H x - . K V- A es, v V' ' ' ' A so W--- S' 5 A 2 '.z. i4i44444444444iH ESTH ER E COOK Before Mlss Cook becxme 1 Wave she taught the g1rls health and physrcal tduca t1on md coiched them m bwskethill ALEXANDER R CURNOW Mr Curnow now 1 sold mer was a socxal studles ln structor and the dxrector of tht muslcal orqwmzatlons of our school TEA CHERS IN SER VICE THOMAS HOWELL Mr Howell before enter mq the U S Army tauqht the boys mechamcal draw mq sheutmetal electricity md woodwork KENNETH MILLER Mr Mxller the flrst of our teachers to enter the U S Arm tauqht b1OlOqy md hyslcs ln our h1qh school ELWOOD H HARTMAN Mr Hartman who tauqht commerclal sublects and took care of the fmances of the rumor class IS now 1n the U S Navy l, -'VX HOWARD K SCOTT Before entermg the U S Navv Mr Scott was the prmclpal of the Garrxson Memonal Hrgh School 'md tauoht chemxstry and phy sncs Nme 44444445 D44 '49-...f lllf II is U MN ,V L A , . 't 3 mx 4 ll , 1 l ALMA MATER l-hgh upon the hllltop yonder Stdnds our hlgh school true lt S our deor old Almo Moter Qt the Whlte ond blue Slng her brorees now ond ever For We love her well Hdll to thee Shlclishlnny Hlgh School Loud her prorses tell Clustered round 1v1th mountcun peoks Above o stredrn ot blue Stonds our dedr old Almd Moter Glorrous to vrew Stng her prolses now dnd ever For we love her Well l-loul to thee Sh1oksh1nny l-hgh School Loud her protses tell T A t I 1 1 1 L 1 1 1 Y 1 1 I J ' 1 1 J.. . 1-4.1. ff 'w xek 5 Z fe Sevuv 'QF' rx 'Q F' 1' J -0 ev .4'k YA l kv:- if FE f X 340'-tqg 'In By P' Nl ff' Z 19' gf X 5 6' X XZ S 5 Wx ,,-f-. X x ff all, 4 ' -'E QQ M 4 ' .f 'ff' :Q-gf K 1 fr X fix 1 X' ,l .Lf - If ff'-QA, ff ,ur-' f ff? -rw -4-'Z r 14,5 in -arf? 4 K Ab-' 2 S X Q I Q 'L fa' FJ' -If ..-ff 7v ! -L-rf -461 4 zf.mJ 3.3 Qi? 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' A 1 ,Zi ,X A 'wry' CLASS OFFICERS Raymond M1lls Prcszdent Peter Uhchney Vzce Preszdent lean Goss Secretary Ioan Krothe Treasurer Sen1or Class H1StOPY How well we remember September 5 1941 when 151 students en tered the halls of Sh1cksh1nny H1gh School as freshmen ust be1ng fresh men was 1n1t1at1on enough we d1d not need a ceremony Our f1rst so c1al event was the get acqua1nted dance wh1ch proved very successful We had l1ttle f9SllV1ty after that dance for on December 7 the apanese attacked Pearl Harbor and plunged our country 1nto war Later 1n the year des1r1ng to show our dramatlc ab1l1ty we presented a llttle sklt HIS F1rst Date The Cast cons1sted of oan Krothe Rose Marle H1ll and George Balmt Some of our classmates left school and we completed the year w1th 133 students Gur sophomore year we started XVltl'1 an enrollment of 107 wh1ch be fore the term came to a close had d1m1n1shed to 81 ThlS year was memor able for we were now 1n a new and modern school bu1ld1ng the GZIFISOH Memorxal H1gh School w1th l1ght a1ry rooms a good vent1lat1ng system an aud1tor1um and a gymnas1um A Student Counc1l was organlzed and representat1ves were chosen from each class The representat1ves of the sophomore class were Mur1el Evans Harold Mclsaughlm Raymond M1lls and Rose Mar1e H111 Several clubs vxere organ1zed and many sophomore names appeared on the membersh1p l1sts Our jumor year took us up the th1rd rung of the ladder of knowledge The 75 of us who returned 1n the fall had the pr1v1lege of gettmg that popular d1sease called un1or1t1s That gave us the rlght to look askanct at sophomores and freshmen forgetful that just yesterday we too were 1ncluded IH that category Toward the end of the term vxe produced a play called The Old School Splflt under the d1rect1on of Mr Harvey Our 1un1or year was one of study and med1tat1on as the long honor rolls of that t1me bear vutness The only soc1al event was the yun1or sen1or prom 1n honor of the graduat1ng class The sen1ors gladly adm1tted that we surpr1sed them 1n the excellence of our enterta1nment Our most cher1shed dreams were reallzed when we became sen1ors w1th an enrollment of 64 Th1s school year was an eventful one Our class play HIS Ozark Cousm d1rected by MISS Martm agaln dld credlt to the ab1l1ty of the part1c1pants Cheerleaders were chosen from the sen 1or class and Gertrude Bugno was appoxnted capta1n Throughout the sports season they carr1ed out the1r a1m to st1mulate school Splflt Our CIOWHIHQ achlevement vxas 1n basketball ohn MOllf0f1S Peter Ul1chney Robert Capece and oseph Castelh d1st1ngu1shed themselves as players and brought honor to the class and to the school The war was st1ll on and two of our boys Edvxm Ko1akosk1 and Robert Capece answered the call to arms All too soon our last year of school was draw1ng to a close and class n1ght and commencement were upon us There was a t1nge of sadness as vue sald farevx ell to the school vue had loved so well and to the teachers and classmates w1th vxhom we had forged stronq l1nks of fr1endsh1p 1 Twelve l I Y v - A 3 -. 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Tw Fnrst Row Colleen Gensel hxelyn Cr xqle 4. nn Hooper Ioan Krothe M1ry Lou Eslult Second Row eanne Goss oan Houseknecht Geraldme Gregory Helen Kubasek Loretta Kropnewmckx Florence Slommskx Thxrcl Row Hirold Mcl'..1ughl1n Ixmes Grihlm Bruno Bulno Steven Iulm COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM 1-'onrv THIRD ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Garrzson Memorzal Hzqh School Audrtorzum TUESDAY MAY 29 l9-15 FIGHT OCLOCK PM Proeessmon xl Coron mon M ueh Ml. ytrhttr Hnqh Sehool Orehutx 1 lnvocatlon Pnno lal Theme from P11110 Coneerto rn A Minor lGr1cgl tbl Moment Muslcal lSchubertj ames Graham Address Llfe Turns 1 Corner Hon Paul L Wigner Member Senate of Pennsylvinm Musunl SLlt.LllOI1i l nl K ithryn s Weddlng D ly Luv 1 xs lhl Summer Winds Blow Strauss lcl Ave Mar1a Schubert Shlckshmny Hxgh School Girls Choxr Mxss Frances Shxpman Dlrector Awardmg of Dxplomas Alma Mater Class and Audxenu. Benedlctlon Thxrteen , , vi uw S. ' :inf A' 'f , ' all 'W M V . 'Q' Q I Q 515' 3 l ' A gi, . ' ,llfv ' 2 . 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C , C x , C 'K , 1 .-1 1 ' ' 1 -H 11: . , C 411' c I 'x ir ir ir Class of1945 i' f 'k BETTY ADAMS One of the smallest qlrls ln the senlor class Betty IS a shy and sermous mmded country lass who never fa1ls to qet the most out of a httle GEORGE BALINT Iughead the shorty of our class IS also our Chlef pohtlcxan Hts mam feature of attractlon IS unquestlonably h1s mevltable por cupme ha1rcut DORIS BELLES Although Dons IS usually rather Czulet and of a ret1r1nq nature her cheerful smlle of qreetlnq for ev eryone she meets makes up for her lack of words THERMA BENSCOTER Therma s love for housework wxll make her a good w1fe for a cer tam lucky younq man Your class mates w1sh you much hemp ness Thermw BRUNO BUINO Bruno IS a man of few words but many thouqhts H1s affable manner and good scholastlc record have won h1m the adm1rat1on of all hxs classmates IOHN BLITZEK Iohn defmxtely has that eluslve qual1ty called personallty whlch makes both the glrls and boys l1ke h1m and value h1s frxendshlp very h1qhly Fourteen SHIRLEE BAKER Shxrlee s easy smlle and spon taneous laughter are evxdent IH and out of school May she always be happv and never lose her cheery outlook on lxfe HAROLD BEACH Dewey can almost make a clarmet talk Th1S musxcal abxllty plus a hkeable personalxty and an exaggerated sense of humor make hlm a popular student VEDA BELLES Veda s sklll m typewrxtmq com bmed wxth many admxrable person al qualltxes should carve for her a very successful career 1n the busx ness world DOROTHY BETTERLY Dot cant declde whether s e wants to be a nurse or a beautxclan Whlchever xt IS her amlable dns posxtxon wxll be a decldmq factor nn her success GERTRUDE BUINO Wherever you hear a very un usual qlqqle there youll fmd Gert our cheerleadmq captam She keeps the whole class ID qood sp1r1ts wnth her humor ROBERT CAPECE Tecker s world consists mamly of basketball dancmq and mech amcal repalrmq He hopes some day to become a very 9H1C18f1f qrease monkey . , fun. . , 1 I , Y Q . .- 1 ' .. . ' V - . A an ' v ,v ' i i' i' Class of1945 i i' 'K' IOSEPH CASTELLI We shall always remember Ice for his portraval of Gary Stark in our class play and for his fine performance m all the basketball games MARGE COBASKO Petite and sweet that describes Marqe Her mqenuity in desiqnmq and makmq her own clothes may lead to creative desiqnmq as a vo cation MARY LOU ESLICK Mary Lou a charmmq blonde is an expert twirler Her active participation in all scholastic acti vities makes her an invaluable as set to our class GRACE FRANKLIN Gracie a country belle is a ha py qo lucky lass She is by far the best natured red head we have ever had the good fortune to meet. IEANNE GOSS With her high degree of intel- ligence and her experience as of- fice girl leanne is very well quali- fied for the secretarial position she hopes to obtain in the future. GERALDINE GREGORY Deana wants to be a research chemist. As one of the most in- telligent and studious seniors, she should realize her ambition without any difficulty. ANNA CIARAFONI The business experience Anna has acquired as cashier at the local movies will be very helpful when she sets up her own business as a beautician EVELYN CRAGLE Evelyn is one of the quietest and most mtelhqent senior qirls and one of the few who talk only when there is something worth while to say MURIEL EVANS Muriel is an outstanding student For wit and originality wide ranqe of knowledqe and lntellect of the hiqhest quality she is unsurpassed COLLEEN GENSEL Althouqh Colleens deceiving blush IS a source of never endln embarrassment to her it has been the cause of many enloyable mo ments for her classmates. IAMES GRAHAM Iimmy is the Einstein of our class. No matter how deep the subject or how unusual the topic he is sure to have some information on it. EDNA GRITSAVAGE Edna's dimpled smile flashes a cheery 'reeting to all. Because of this merry nature she stands high in the esteem of her classmates and friends. Fifteen L.v'5.'Su..,,T i' ir i' Class of1945 i' 'I' 'A' FRANK GUZYNSKI VVe do not know what Fran s llfe work wxll be but after hear1nq h1s etfectmve arquments on current toprcs ID POD class we suqqest law or pol1t1cs IVY HARTER Lonq after we have left the mer rv days of hlqh school behmd we shall stxll remember Ivys cheerful smxle and contaqlous optlmlsm ROSE MARIE HILL Rose Mane must be compllmen ted for her unparalled contr1but1on to the Leqend rn sales of year books and ads May she be as suc cessful m life IUNE HONTZ There IS never a blue Monday when Iune 1S around Her qulck wrt emphasxzed by her beautrful b1q brown eyes IS sure to brlqhten 'my dull day IOAN HOUSEKNECHT Ioan would be a w1se cholce for any employer seekmq an efftclent cretarv Her lntelhqence and rn dustrlous nature w1ll carry her far m the buslness world STEVEN IUBA Steve IS admlred not only for h1s excellent work ln the classroom bit also for h1S frlendly nature and wllllnqness to help everyone Slxteen MARY HANDZELEK Mary IS a qulet reserved person whose ambltlon IS to be a nurse Wmth her conslderatlon for others SIHCEYIIY and frlendlmess We are sure she w1ll attam her goal ELAINE HARTMAN The musxc that dnfts from the aud1tor1um every momma and noon attests the abxhty of Elaine our talented p1an1st and Queen ot Swmg GEORGE HONTZ Not only did George memonze poetry but he practxcally memonz ed Macbeth Such perseverance IS very commendable and w1ll car ry wxth It xts own reward IEAN I-IOOPER We can always count on Iean our brxlhant mathematxclan for the correct answers Her future stu dents w1ll be fortunate to have such a capable teacher LILA IOHNSON Lxla a newcomer to our class IS short and sweet Her a1m rs to major IH musxc and mmor rn math emitlcs We wlsh her the best of uc ANTHONY KAMINSKI Tony rs Mr Cobbs nqht hand man As assxstant basketball coach he has led the IV s and the q1rls team to many a vxctory .l I .. . . 1 f , - . , v f ' . . . ' 1 1 . v ' ' . H .. H . U ,- . . 1 v ' ' c 1 . f f Fo . , , - . . . . . 1 A, ,, D ' .1 H . . , . . u ' . i i' i' Class of1945 i' 'I' i' FLOYD KESTER His identification brilliant bow t1es his avocation acting in our nlavs his vocation an ambitious mail carrier that s a description of Floyd MARION KILLIAN A good basketball player a fine student and a qrand person that s our Marion Her smilmq counten ance and friendly manner win her a host of friends EDWIN KOLAKOSKI Edwin is the first member of our class to be inducted into the armed forces As a student he was our yovial liqht hearted class pester IOAN KROTHE oans sparklmq nersonalxty her sweet smile plus contaqious thusiasm qave inspiration to our teams Her cheerleading cant be beat, MARY KUBASEK Meks is a lively miss with a cheery launh and a friendly smile who is always willing to lend a helping hand to anyone in need of assistance. SYLVESTER MATAK Sylvester aims to be a chemical engineer. His scientific mind, prov- ed by his numerous A's in physics, will insure for him a very success- ful career. EDGAR KILLIAN Edgars snappy blue car is fa miliar to many girls If he has a special philosophy its probably Laugh and the world laughs with you BETTY KOBOSKO If its fun you want yust call on Betty Her qay lxqht hearted qloom d spelling conversation IS certain to qladden any low spirited person LORETTA KROPIEWNICKI Lorrys talents are numerous and varied Ranking high amonq them IS the artistic skill displayed in the drawings she made for the school newspaper HELEN KUBASEK Helens interests range from shorthand and typewritinq which she excels to athletics as evidenced by her excellent record as a basketball player. MARY MAGAROWICZ Marv left our class to become a bride. Mav she always be as hap- ny as she made us with her in- fectious laugh and merry disposi- tion. HAROLD MC LAUGHLIN A boy who is very interested in school and airplanes, and who is the dignified gentleman in our class plays means just one person - Harold. Seventeen 1 Rf'- wal 'ET' 41 ir ir i' Class of1945 i' i' 'k RAYMOND MILLS Lanky and qood natured Ray IS the nopular and successful presldent ot the class of 45 and the very capable ed1tor m chlef of our school newspaper MARCELLA RAHL Marcella a dancmq enthusxast 1S also headcvuarters for the latest 1okes wh1ch are made the more humorous by her mlmltable way of tellmq them WILLIAM SHELLI-IAMMER Shelly was the sensatxonal Uncle 7eb of our class play He w1ll lonq be remembered for hrs red plaxd shlrts wltty lokes and 6 3 frame C' stands for Grace qum and Q1 les qalore She has earned a permanent place 1n our memory as a h1gh scormg basketball player and as a peppy malorette ARLENE SWEET Fortunate mdeed w1ll be Arlene s patzents Her neatness sunny dxs pos1t1on and smcere reqard for others wlll make her an 1deal nurse PETER ULICHNEY Petes sklll m basketball has helped us wm many of our qames Hls performance m our class play proves that he has dramatic abl a so Ehghteen IOI-IN MOLITORIS Llghtnmg on the basketball floor bashful tall and everyone s friend trulv the man of the hour tl- u s Bosh the athletxc rdol .nf our school MERVIN SHAW Although Mervm seems shy and IS rather qulet ln school he takes no back seat when nt comes to en tertalmnq h1s many female acquam tances FLORENCE SLOMINSKI Flossles report card wnth nts columns of A s IS a thmg of beauty to behold May she be as success ful m her future career as she has been m school Iunes motto may very well be Keep their morale hxgh for she spends all her le1sure txme wrmtm to a long l1st of servlcemen Keep up the qood work lune ROSE MARIE TOMASSINI For fun lovmg Rose Mane we wnsh all the success and happmess due a qood and dependable stu dent a valued friend and a popu lar classmate VIOLET VERBINSKI Another of our future Florence Nrqhtmgales IS V1olet for whom her classmates and numerous fr1ends predlct a very successful career GRACE SMITH IUNE sTouT A ' 1 I . . ' . ' . . . g 1 . 1 . i' i i' Class of 1945 ELEANOR WILLIAMS Eleanor has repeatedly proxed her dependabxlntx and her xnterest xn school 1ct1v1t1es by her W1lllUq ness to issxst IU any worthy pro ect STELLA LAK Stella s lblllty ho m Ike and keep fr1ends I9 her most outstsndmq quallty Her frxendly srnlle and de endable char'1cter obvxousl me RITA ZALLIDEK Rxta IS one of the nearest and most attractlvely dressed qlrls ID the class Her appesxrance plus 1 pleasant dnsposltxon msake h r 1 very desxrable student PAULINE YANOSIK P ume IS one of our most charmmq farmerettes one of our most xntellxqent commercml stu ents 'md one of the best every respect ANDRILW ZALUDEK Andy ns 1 QUICY null dressed well llked semor The hxskethall ta mm IS yrlteful to hun for the uc cellent job he performed IEANNETTE ZWOLINSKI Th1s chirmxnq younq lsdx, whose bmutxful blond hanr 18 the envy of ill lS an ucomphshed siemtress Her classxnstes xush her success ln hfe Nxneieen .,, ' d ,. ' 1 2 e . 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' It 1 K 9 sc 1.,i' Q in The Looks of the Class of 1945 K Vgxlmgibl 'fl 5 Sen1or Act1v1t1es Record BETTY ADAMS L1brary Club IO I2 SHIRLEE BAKER Band I0 II I2 Orchestra IO II Dramatu Club I0 L1brary Club IO I2 Basketball I2 GEORGE BALINT Iun1or Commandos IO Plane Modelmg Club IO In tramural Basketball 9 Intramural Football II I2 Bas bal I2 HAROLD BEACH Class VICE Pres1dent II Band 9 IO II I2 Orches tra 9 I0 II Class Play II DORIS BELLES Flrst A1d Club I0 VEDA BELLFS FIYSI Ald Club I0 Llbrary Club I2 Newspaper Club THERMA BENSCOTER Dramat1c Club IO L1brary Club I2 DOROTHY BETTERLY G1rls Cho1r II I2 Dramat1c Club IO Class Play II Intramural Basketball 9 BRUNO BUINO Iun1or Commandos I0 Class PI11, Il Intramural Foot ba I7 GERTRUDE BUINO L1brary Club I0 Cheerleader II I2 Capta1n I2 In tramural Basketball 9 IOHN BUTZEK un1or Commandos IO Plane Modelmq Club IO I tramural Football IO II I2 Baseball I2 ROBERT CAPECE umor Commandos I0 Intramural Basketball 9 I V Basketball I0 Vars1ty Basketball II I2 CoCapt11n I2 Intramural Football II I2 IOSEPH CASTELLI un1or Commandos I0 Class Play I2 Basketball Man ager 9 Vars1ty Basketball I2 Intramural Football I2 Baseball I2 ANNA CIARAFONI nd 9 I0 Orc es Fl II Chorus G1rls Cho1r II MARGE COBASKO Llbrary Club I0 Cheerleadtr II I2 Intramural Bus ketball 9 EVELYN CRAGLE Chorus I0 G1rls ChO1f II I2 F1rst A1d Club IO Ilumor Red Cross Counc1I I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Class lay II MARY LOU ESLICK orus I0 G1rls Cholr II I2 Tvurler I0 II Llbrary Club I2 Nevtspaper Club I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Class Play II i MURIEL EVANS Student Comm1ttee IO Chorus IO Band IO II I2 Photography Club IO Yearbook Staff I2 Class Play I2 Intramural Basketball 9 Basketball I2 GRACE FRANKLIN G1rls ChO1f I2 un1or Red Cross Coune1I I2 COLLEEN GENSEL Chorus IO Dramz-1t1c Club IO Newspaper Club I2 IFANNE GOSS Class Secretary I2 Band IO II I2 Orchestra II Chorus I0 G1rIs Cho1r II I2 L1brary Club I2 Nexus paper Club I2 Yearbook Staff I2 IAMES GRAHAM B nd I0 Il I2 un1or Commandos IO L1brary Club I0 un1or Red Cross Counul I2 GERALDINE GREGORY F1rst A1d Club IO FDNA GRITSAVAGE C orus I0 G1rls Cho1r II I2 Tw1rler IO II Dramat1c Club I0 FRANK GUZYNSKI Flame 2Model1nq Club I0 Intramural Football I2 Base MARY HANDZELEK F1rst A1d Club I0 IVY HARTER Dr llTl'lIlC Club IO Intramural Basketball 9 ELAINE HARTMAN Chorus IO G1rls Cho1r II I2 Dramatlc Club IO L1l7I II'y Club I2 Intramural Basketball 9 Basketball I2 ROSE MARIE HILL Student COmmIff9C IO Tvurler IO ll I2 Dramatlc Club IO Photoqraphy Club IO L1brary Club Cheerleader I2 Intramural Basketball 9 Basketball GEORGE HONTZ un1or Commandos I0 IUNE HONTZ Chorus I0 G1rls Cho1r II I2 DT3m3flC Club Iun1or Red Cross Counc1l I2 Yearbook Staff I2 trnnural Basketball 9 IEAN HOOPER Chorus I0 G1rls Cho1r II I2 Dramat1c Club I0 IOAN HOUSEKNECHT Class Secretary II Dramat1c Club I0 Newspaper Club I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Class Play II LILA IOHNSON Glrls Cho1r I2 STEVEN IUBA ILIHIOI' Commandos IO Ifuontmrred on next pageI ar' V X74 1 .44 -4 S Twenty ' I , ' 4 : I . . 1 5 4 , 1 ae- . , z I ' I2 ' ' ' ' - ' - 3 - I h 2 ' ' ' . 5 ' , , I2: ' wall I I I : B - H - . , , . , . - , h . 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Z c I 4 I A A V - S ' I ' - , 2 ' IO: Ba I , .11,12: 11 .fi 0, 10, I If 10g 2 I fln' Ch , 3 ' ' ' , 5 1' V , I2: ' o . .. f- ' I llf' fal 7 ill II l fl 'T C-12.2.- Sen1or ACIIVIIISS Record lC,ontmued from precedzng paqel ANTHONY KAMINSKI unaor Commandos I0 Intramural Basketball 9 I0 Varsaty Basketball II Assastant Basketball Coach I2 Intramural Football IO ll 12 FLOYD KESTER Band IO Il I2 Orchestra IO ll Chorus I0 News paper Club I2 Class Play ll I2 Intramural Basket ball 9 Basketball Manager I2 Intramural Football I2 EDGAR KILLIAN umor Commandos I0 MARION KILLIAN Labrary Club I0 Intramural Basketball 9 Basketball BETTY KOBOSKO Labrary Club I0 Intramural Basketball 9 Basketball EDWIN KOLAKOSKI umor Commandos I0 Intramural Football I2 LORETTA KROPIEWNICKI Twarler Il I2 Dramatxc Club I0 Newspaper Club IO I2 Iunaor Red Cross Counul I2 Yearbook Staff I2 glass, Play Il I2 Intramural Basketball 9 Bas a I II IOAN KROTHE II Chorus I0 Garls Choar Il I2 Newspaper Club I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Class Play II I2 Cheerleader HELEN KLIBASEK Alumm Correspondence Club IO Intramural Baslct ball 9 Basketball I0 II I2 MARY KLIBASEK Fnrst And Club IO Cheerleader II I2 MARY MAGAROWICZ Alumm Correspondence Club I0 Intramural Basket ball 9 SYLVESTER MATAK Photography Club I0 HAROLD MC LALIGHLIN Student Commattee I0 Band I2 Chorus IO Plant Modelmq Club I0 Class Play II I2 Intramural Foot ba I2 RAYMOND MILLS Class Treasurer ll Class Prtsadent I2 Studtnt Com mattee IO Band I2 Iunaor Commandos IO Nevtspaptr Club I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Class Play Il I2 Intra mural Basketball 9 Intramural Football I2 IOHN MOLITORIS Iunaor Commandos IO Intramural Basketball 9 Var saty Basketball I0 ll I2 Captam I2 Intramural Foot ball IO II I2 Baseball IO ll 12 Manager9 MARCELLA RAHL Labrary Club I0 Newspaper Club I2 Class Play II MERVIN SHAW Photoqraphy Club I0 WILLIAM SHELLHAMMER Band I0 II I2 Orchestra ll Class Play I2 FLORENCE SLOMINSKI Chorus 9 IO Garls Choar II I2 Ntwspaper Club I2 Yearbook Staff I2 GRACE SMITH Twarler 9 I0 II I2 Chorus IO Garls Choar II I2 Dramatat Club I0 Newspaper Club I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Class Play I2 Cheerleader 12 Intramural Basketball 9 Baskttball IO II I2 IUNE STOUT Dramatae Club I0 Alumm Correspondence Club I0 Intramural Basketball 9 ARLENE SWEET Dramatac Club 10 ROSE MARIE TOMASSINI Yearbook Staff I2 Cheerleader II I2 PE PER ULICHNEY Class Presadent Il Class Vace Presadent 12 umor Commandos IO Class Play I2 Intramural Basketball 9 V Basketball I0 Varsaty Basketball II I2 Foot ball 9 Intramural Football IO Il I2 Baseball II I2 VIOLET VERBINSKI Dramatac Club I0 Intramural Basketball 9 Basketball ELEANOR WILLIAMS Newspaper Club IO PAULINE YANOSIK Dramatae Club I0 Newspaper Club I2 STELLA LAK Photoqraphy Club IO Newspaper Club I2 ANDREW ZALUDEIX Yearbook Stall I2 Basketball Manager I2 RITA ZALUDEK Labrary Club IO IEANNETTE INVOLINSKI Photoqraphy Club I0 Newspaper Club I2 Q ff Twenty one I : . 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I : ' I . : - I ' ao ' ' ll a ' ' ' ' ' 2 z 2' 2 2 2 .UW A 'll X I I II Q a , , I X Iunior Class No greater proof of the amb1t1on and co o, atlon of the 111n1or class IS needed than the fact that they undertook to rev1ve the trad1t1onal custom of enterta1n1ng the senlors at a banquet precedmg the annual JLITIIOI' semor prom To prov1de the funds necessary fox both the bancluet and the pro 1 the class sponsored two forns of entertamment Flrst they engaged a hypnotxst who evcplalned and demonstrated pract1cal hvpnotnsm to a large student and adult aud1ence The cur1os1ty on the part of the audl ence most of xx hom knew l1ttle or nothlnq about hypnot1sm and had never seen a hypnot1st con tr1buted largely to the success of thls novel form of entertamment Later w1th the help of Mr Harvey and a very talented cast the class staged a comedy entxtled Tell lt To The Marmes wh1ch proved a great f1nanc1al and dramatlc success The proceeds from these two perfor mances they spent lav1shly to prov1de a dehqht ful cvemnq that w1ll long be remembered by all those who were present Less spectacular yet none the less nnportant 1 as the1r record of ach1evements ln extracurrl cular act1v1t1es Every club membersh1p l1st re xealed a large percenta je of Jumor names The gmrls were especlally actzvc 111 sexvmg and knt tmg for the un1or Red Cross The boys mam mterest xx as sports esp cvally basketball Thexr sklllful play1ng contrlbuted many a vlctory to the1r respect1ve teams and g1ves prornse of a champlonshlp team next year Wxth students as a 1l31f1O1.l:, and '1ct1ve as these the senlor class of 1946 x.1ll be capible of shoulderlnq any responslbxllty MISS KOI ORA x11 1r1 111 1 A111111 1 1 111 A DIN 1111 I I N 1 111 ll lllll I4 1 11111111 NX 111 11 ll lllllll I XXII s 11 111l ll 111 1 11 11 1111 Ix11 Xl111l1J11111 1 111 11 x 1- 1l111 1 1111111 X111 1- MR HARVEY I 11 1 Ill Ill! 4 Il Il 011 l IS 1111 IN fllllll 1111111 1 1 ll 1 llldl 1111 111 lxn 11r11 111-11 1 IA r11l 1111 H1111 1 111 1111 1 11111111 lllllll lt 1 111 lA 11111 x 114 11 1111 11111 Al111111l111 1 1 I1111111 lx 11 lil lllltl llll I 1111111 ll111111 1 Twenty two 'JSI' I . 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K1-11.111 1 1111111111 1:11-1111 1:1-115111111-1-, I 1 1 1 1 - Alumm 1n Servme On this and the follo mg paqes ue pay tribute to the graduates of Shzckshmny High School u ho ar or ham been in the armed orce o our country To those uho art n ervzce Class of 1922 Walter Baer Class of 1925 'l'Ludw1q Beach Walter Kovu alski oseph Tearpock Class of 1926 Bernard Racusin Hou ard Scott Class of 1927 Kermit lVlcDaniels 1'Charles McLaughlin Class of 1928 George Adams Arthur Killian Wilson Reider Class of 1929 ames Dodson Raymond Merva Woodrow Slusser ohn Yalch Class o 1930 oseph Ciampi Wellington Davenport Elwood Hartman Lester Ritter Vendel Sampson 'l'Abram Simon Class of 1931 Iack Davenport Clement Halupka Weddie Milunas William Norman Frank Wilczenski Class of 1932 Paul Bootz Walter Cragle Adrian Garrison Afn6Ht3 Geist Arlington Girton Clarence Golder Twenty-four Homer Ketcham Paul Kresge Clement Norman William Pietruszak ames Price ohn Ross Vernon Sorber Andrevx Trudnak Class of 1933 Harold Roberts Samuel Bannan Vincent Cerreta Bernard Ciampi William Cortriqht 'Llohn Falkoski Peter Hutnik oseph Karnev C harles Killian Fred Killian oseph Okanieski Earl Palmatier Herbert Shoemaker Richard Shoemaker Ralph Tucker Walter Vrobleski Class of 1934 Kenneth Burke ames Ciampi Robert Curwood Allen Erwine Aaron Gregory Leo l-lmelak Michael Ianosik Iohn Kobasko Alexander Lutz Michael Merva Robert Norman Leo Partyka Albert Pietruszak Samuel Shantz Louis Simone 'Leroy Switzer Robert Sorber Steven Trudnak lohn Yustat 0 0 0 lil' A 7 I m I e ' 'e ' f ' s f A , - 1 and u hose names are not listed because of lack of infornzation deepest apologies are o ered f ' l 7 7 Alumnl In Serv1ce Class of 1935 Robert Andrews oseph Clampl Phlllp Cxampl lames Davls oseph Dronqoslu ohn Gallwqher lhflarv Gallaqhtr Elbert Garrlson Rolland Nlerolh Nlaxme Naqle Frank Novelh Anthony Prmce Gene Serrxfme Eduard Sh affer Walter Sorber Iohn Thomis Stanley WO1Cl6hOXX lcz loseph Wolcnk oseph Yemzoxx Class of 1936 Earl Bach Robert Batch Guy C'1mp Steven Capor 1lett1 Carl Cerreta Frank Cxampx Reynolcl Culver Gordon Czarnomskl ames Edwards Chester Goqolmskr ohn Goqollnskx Georqe I-lutmk Llovd lohnson Lawrence K1ll11n Steven Kxlll in lohn Kost ohn Nliqerx Marcell Merolll l eonard Moore Charles Norm tn Lotus Novelh Uofnemc O Br1t1s ohn 0ttav1an1 Anthonv Petrus Walter Roskoskl loseph Semfm Robert Shoemaker loseph Stronqoskx Edward W1ll11ms Ioseph Yadock Stanley Zakrzevv skl Twenty hve Class of 1937 Wllllam Aclklns M3d1O Bartolx Frank Bratosh , ohn Brxdle ay Featherman H1lda Gardner Marqaret Glrton Charles Harqraves Wxlson Hartman Burton HLlfCh1HSOH lqnatlus Kal1nosk1 Ralph Kester Harry Kxllxan Sylvester Kotz Armando Lohoskl Bert Matysnk Edward Merva Ioseph Mlchaloskl ohn Tearpock W1ll11m Thomas Russell T1tus Enoch Walton ames Wolfe Paul Wojclk ohn Yemzow Stanley Yustat Class of 1938 oseph Adams Davld Evans Homer Hontz Thomas ames ohn Kalser Alexander K1llHOSk1 acob Klme ohn Lapmskm leona Lohoskl Edu ard Matak ohn Nlritusek Elwood Relder Arthur Ryman Carrol Sharpe Stanley Slembarslu Stanlev Stronqoskm Quentm Swank Ralph Thomas Ioseph Trlvelplece Lavt rence Wmans Arthur Wolfe Frank Wodzxak l ' l A V l . . C V . I r I iohn Drongoski Ighnl English I . i A ' W1 . f 1 A B , f f l f . . 5 I V ' V I ci Z I Vg . I L U I A , . T A 1 , Class o 1939 oseph Beezup Davxd Benscoter Gardner Benscoter Roy Bxlby Mxron Brrqqs Paul Brown Frank Charn1tsk1 Alexander Chaychls Mxchael Crawley Eugene De Marco Wllllam Doberstem Robert Douqlas Lewxs Falarz Leonard Kllllan Vlctor Martmx Arthur Norman Arthur Palmatler Frank Perkoskr Ray Sands Harold Swlsher Lawrence Van Ronk Russell Wandel Bolester W01Cl6hOWlCZ ohn Zofcxn Class o 1940 ane Anderson Wayne Bardo Emlly Bloom ohn Conrad Kenneth Gearhart Lawrence Hamersky lrvxn Harqraves Paul Duqolmskx Scott Klme oseph Kalmoskx oseph Glszewskl Donald McQuown Stmer Pnerr Wallace Plonskr Kenneth Pollock Anthony Sarday Wrllram Prlce Stanley Shovlm Aloyslus Skwarek ul1us Skwarek Danrel Weaq Wells Whlte Albert W1lllamS Stanley WllCZ6HSkl Edward W1H1CSkl Robert Zwolmskl Deceased Honorable Dxscharge Alumm In Servlce Class o 1941 Harold Bach Earle Barrall ohn Cragle Paul Crawlev George Dudasko Harold Eckhart Iohn Federrccl Methodxum Hamersky Russell Hutnrk Chester K3mlHSk1 Robert Kxlllan Molly Klme Charles Kobasko Delbert Lane Harold McQuown Phxhp McQuown Mary Meeker ohn Melxs Lee Merolh Charles Mrchaloskr Benjamm Osak Phrllxp Racropoa Howard Remaly Leonard Repotskx Wlllard Sorber Robert Thomas Albert T1tus ames Trxvelp1ece Leonard WlH16Skl oseph Zl1C8SkI Class of 1942 loseph Bloom Stanley Buyno loseph Ceglarskl Dorothy Durland Theodore Gensel Bruno ones lohn Kuba Bernard Kadtke Harold Long Vaughn Martm Loren Moss Lydna Passettr lohn Petrus W1ll1am Robrnson oseph Skurat Clement Skwarek loseph Soletskx Rolland Vltl Blame Wnlson Chester Wolclehowlcz Stanlev Wojcxk Twenty sxx Class o 1943 Ida Mae Anderson Harry Belles Lataldo Benedict Clarence Benscoter Leonard Bolmskx Lvle Chapln Edward Czarnomskl Leo Culver Robert Deobler Arthur Dunge Chlford Gregory Georqe McQuown Angelo Paradlse Edward Posplech Robert Search Robert Swank Ralph Thomas Edward Vosler lohn Zaludek Edward Zlmolzak Robert Zofcm Class of 1944 Sxmon Balchun Thaddeus Beezup ohn Brlly Aunust Cavalllnr Rxchard Cavall1n1 Rrchard Gensel Albert Graves Henrv ones Walter Kammskl Albert Kollar Edward Kowalskl loseph Lane Walter Novelll Theodore Pacchettr Nazareth P1er1 Harold Seleckv Moderno Seraf1ne M1chael Srmone Ferdlnand Spadonl Danlel Tearoock Ne1l Thomnson Thomas Wllll3mS Walter WOjClk Class of 1945 Robert Caoece Edwm Kolal oskx l l l l . . l A ' I ' H ' . l . 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I I ' 1 H A - gfqx i 'XX al Informal Poses of Pals and Gangs in the Sen1or Hlgh Twenty-seven Iumor H1gh School Tht students of tht unxor l-ltqh Sthool um pomt xuth prtdt to many prcnst worthy dLl'IlLXLIIlLIIIS They han pnrtxupated 1n .Ill the detlyxtxes thit are common to hoth school bulldlnqs such as the Lhoxr the hand and tht sports program They haxe done more than thur patr1o tm duty 1n purthasmq stamps and bonds for thelr salts eueed S400 m stamps and S6000 m bonds They co operated yuth the memhtrs of the Llhrary Cluh to Lon duet tht 1n.1q.v1ne suhs1.r1pt1on sale. vxhxch totaled Q12-I0 tn rtcelpts They prtstnted I xxell dlrtgtnd Eastnr ns stmhly Ippropnate for the ounmon But more outstandmq than the flne reeord of studtnt 1IklIl6V9I'Iltf1IS nas the 1dd1t1on of tvso new features to tht school program tht nursery sehool and the school lumh Last fill the Cottaqe was Lhanged mtu cl nursery Continued Freshman Class MISS DOOLEY 1 1 111 Il 'I 1 Il n 11 1 1 I 111 II N I use 11 1 1 1 xxx Ilsl 1III I III 1 I 1 I , x MISS WILLIAMS 11 II 1 IIII 1 I 11- 1IIIAI N x 1 I U0 l ll 1 Rube lll I 1 II 1111 11 x Ill! 1 I 1 1111 1x1 1 MISS MAR T IN 1 I I1 11 I1 1 lt I N I xhm 14 I II IIII I1 I Ill 1 1 I III I N11 Twenty exght . 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The Band 455111 F1rstRoxx Mr Van Ronk Dorothy Hall Mallard 'VItKtnnon Raymond Malls Gtorqt htssltr Rlghard Brldlm Bally Kcsshr Murttl Fx ans Sttond Roxy Harold Bt ath Floyd Ktsttr t annt Goss Anna Caarafonl alms Graaam ohn Bach Gtorqt Martlna Thtrd Roxy ohn Sopko Sharlet Baktr Rath ard Thompson Elmtr Chmrutu Lorttta Ctppa Euqnne Btnsgoter Paul Mtloy VX ayne Hartman Robert Harter Fourth Roxx o Ann Ktlthnar Mary Lge Ktstcr Vonda Btllts Rohnrt Garrtson Gtorqe Vm Rtho CWCCI1 Fxfth Roxx E11 ah th NVoods Arhm Mutu Patratlx Gallaqhtr Ioan Ixrothe Roland fxoons Vxhllnm Shcllhammar Saxth Rovy LeRoy Mllls Harold MgLaughhn Abstnt anus Bach Mary Lou Bath Harold Bllhx Edxx ard Ceppa VX 1111 am Ellmqtr nlhtodort HLITDIR huqent M'art1n1 Batty Sorher The Ch01I T., Farst Roxx Io Ann Ktlchner Iean Hooper Iunt Hont Elaana Hartman Mary Lou E hck Mass Shapman Cha lotte Edu ards Phylhs Bloshanska Lala ohnson oan Krothv. Second Roxx Audr x Sorber Edna Gratsax aqt Mwrx Aqnts Remaly Shxrlty Benstottr Llll Ruta Arhnt Mutu Dorothy Hall Shlrlty Ktmrltt 'Vlary Hoffmcasttr oytt Harra on Thard Roxx olttn Yaplt Btrnatt Koons antt Moort Mary Mmqoxx Mary Lu Ktsttr Aqnts VVoods Gran Fr ankhn Extlyfn Craqlt Fourth Roxy Shlrlty Butrnn Mary Bloss Carol Btllts Grxtt Smlth Carol Mtttxlf Elnnv. Sttthtr L anna. Goss Dorothy Bardsall Mlldrtd Cuxnhtrlind Fafth Rovx Ioan Goss Dorothx Betttrly Alma Mlthaloska Carol Boytk Flortnce Sloan anskt Loas Koans Ruth Slusstr Ahstnt Alx a Rntkl Thxrty two 3 ,-5 1' , S- , fs t y , Y - X fi' fl, - .. - - - .1 : 'z , z . ' , z t ' a , 1' - - 'z 2 'z'. ' a . In ' z az ,Ii ala , I .'. a Q 2 , 'z I . a t ', 'z . , ' . ' 1 1 t. A ' a S . z - ', ' 2 z . . . . 2. ': z Q a C . al a, 2 , 1 'I If x. 'z - ' ., 2 'Q . 1 I F v 'Q F . I .4 I Y. .b . A . I -. . 1 t . . I . . ., . x i I . x R I hr I I . . . - . Q' as A . - f ' aw ,, . . at 'I 3 , , ' 2. ' , ' ' '53- ': c' . 2 1' 2 ' ', 'a' -, Ile a ' . a' - ' '51, -:I ,, 2 .V , -, I2 . ,' Z . A 2' 2 , ,, y rf 'Q . ey -, f 'z -' 1' z , 2 ' 1 - ra , z' f -4 , 1 f -- -.I-2 f ' xz. - -1 . 'z Q ' aa ', '- at Q . z x - 1 'z ' c, The Band In spite of the fact that the graduation of two-thirds of its members in the last two years made it necessary to practically build up a new band, this popular musical organization participated successfully in various pro- grams. Thanks to Mr. Van Ronk's capable leadership, the band fumished a pleasant surprise to spectators at the Armistice Day parade in Wilkes-Barre, Although it com- peted with the bands of larger schools, the Shickshinny High School band was outstanding in appearance as well as in performance. The combination of attractive uni- forms and peppy rendition of favorite numbers elicited laudatory comments when the band played at a meeting of the teachers of lower Luzerne County held in our audi- torium. The musical entertainment between the acts of the junior and senior class plays was a welcome addition. Its carefully selected and well rendered compositions greatly enhanced the audience's enjoyment of the com- mencement exercises, The most outstanding activity of the band was the presentation of a concert at which thc seniors received service letters. For its fine record, the band is indebted to Mr. Van Ronk who is substituting for Mr. Cumow, the former band leader. now serving in the army, The Twirlers Skillful twirling peppy marching and natty uniforms have won much favorable comment for these girls They have exhibited their grace fulness in street parades and at various school functions They added the final note of color and attraction to the band concert with a com plicated and difficult routine This was made possible by the special practice period with the band every Friday morning The two captains did a fme job of leading and the drum majorette was unexcelled m stmttmo The girls have provided a fine example of what can be ac complished by hard work and cooperation Mary Bloss Edna Gritsavage Mary Mmgoia Mary Lou l-'slick Grace Smith Rose Marie Hill lulia Ricci Betty Malxtoris Loretta Kropiewnicki The Choir The girls gowned choir organized under the leadership of Miss Frances Shipman two years ago has grown in size and in excellence until it is now one of the most outstanding organiza tions of which our school can proudly boast The musical interest of the students and the popularity of the group IS proved by the fact that although the membership has reached a total of forty four girls Miss Shipman has a long waiting list of those who desire to take the places to be vacated by the seniors upon graduation Every public appearance of the girls choir has been enthusiastically received and thorough interpreted selections appropriate for the oc casions at the Christmas and Easter programs at the commencement exercises and at a con cert in which the band choir and twirlers par tlcipated Its repertoire includes such beautiful and well known compositions as the Ave Mana The Rosary The Wedding of the Painted Doll The Desert Song and The Green Cathedral Membership in this organization has given the music minded girls of our school an op portunity to perfect themselves as vocalists and to become acquainted with the best m semi classical music Thirty three e ' ' '. ' ly enjoyed by the audience. It rendered well LIBRARY CLUB First Row: Miss Schlee. Elea- nore Czarnomski. lo Ann Kel- chner. loyce Harrison. Mary' Lou Eslick, Shirlee Baker, Elaine Hartman. Veda Belles, Vonda Belles. Second Row: Therma Ben- scoter, Loretta Ceppa, Ieanne Goss. Carol Metcalf. Myrna Bonham, Betty' Lenzini, Lorraine Lanning. Shirley' Kemrite. Third Row: Betty' Adams. Christine Bolinski. lean Swank. Carol Bovek. Absent: Adella Messavage. Irene Truchon. YEARBOOK STAFF First Row: Miss Shantz, loan Krothe Mary Lou Eslick Grace Smith Rose Mlrie Toinissini Eyelyn Craqle Muriel Ex ms Second Ron une Hont leinne Goss loan Housekneeht Raymond Mills Andrus Zilu dak Loretta Kropiexxnitlci Flor i n Slominski A sent Rost Mirit ill M iretlli Rihl NEVX SPAPER CLUB First Rovx Miss VVhiten1qht loyet Harrison Miry Lou Esliek om Krothe luln Ritei Arline Mucti Dorothy Hill Veda Btllts Voncli B ll s Seeond Roxy Collun Gtnstl om Haiistknteht tinnt Goss Loretti lxropityynieli 'Vliry Lee Ktster Betty Ltnzini Shirley Btnseotmr lorttti Ceppi Third Roxx Maru Stuki Mny Aqnts Rtmily t inntttt fyyolinski Piulim Yinosilc Grut Smith Rose Mirit Tomissini Stella fuk Flortnu Slominsli Fourth Row VXil1iim lxtssltr Vyilliiin Colt Hiiqh Flliott Floyd Kesttr Raymond Mills Riehird Thompsoi ohn B ich Rithird Bridl Alwstnt Shi lty Btrtrim Hirold Billuy lime Chiireh Rose Mlrie Hill Mirulli Rihl Thxrty four , , 1 ew . .. I , Z L A . I P, Y u K V v I I 5 - 'Vit '. , hx : z - H . 1 4 2 . I 1 il! i g , y I ,. E l K is '-3 . em' . o MM, '. ' . 'z ' Q Sv... x' '- xx 5 'x ' 'L I' x' 3 ' 7 ' v'-' , . ,lf . .lf C h t. li. ,, ,. , Y .V--,Jig , Q. 'z t - . 2. 1 ' 2 '. lu ' ' .' 5. 2 ' 2 J, 2 . ' 2 ' . 'Q .z, ' 'X It. V4 4' Vx-fx Y' A' 1 Ar v 11 . . .. , f . y , , , , . 'Q 2 , 'z c. 1 r ' 1 . A 1 Y '. 2 . 2 2 2 . L1brary Club The Llbrary Club sponsored by Mlss Schlee IS made up of ambmous glrls who spend an hour each week do mg llbrary work Thxs work conslsts of datmg out gomg books collectmg fmes putt1ng books on the shelves 1n thexr proper places helpmg students fmd ref erence materxal typmg summanes of books makmg pos ters to encourage readxng and mendxng books whlch are worn out through excessxve use In add1t1on to the regu lar dutnes thxs organxzatxon partlclpated m the magazine sale The proceeds were used for the purchase of an addmonal sectlon of the card catalogue Newspaper Club Yearbook Staff Under the dlrectxon of Mrss Shantz the yearbook staff has attempted to complle an authorltatlve account 1n words and pxctures of the teachers and puplls who were tlclpated and of the mterestlng events whxch took place durmg the school year To accomplish thxs they worked very dxllgently Aided by the loyal cooperatlon of the entxre class m solncxtmg advertlsements to fmance the yearbook the staff members have produced an ed1t1on of the Legend whlch they hope every student w1ll en joy now and treasure later wx 4 . - iililklki I . . 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'av G. , D' H , H D' rn - 'C ' E ,1 . . 1 After years of hopeful waxtlng the students most cher nshed dream fmally has become a realxty Thanks to the untlrmg efforts of MISS Wh1f8UlQht xt was possxble to beqm and publish monthly a school newspaper entltled School Txmes The edltor 1n chief and his staff were well rewarded for the laborxous task of produc1ng the newspaper by the receptlon accorded each edxtnon and the eagerness wxth whlch the news :tems edltorlals and goss1p columns were read by the students alumnl and others 1nterested m the currlcular and extra currxcular act1v1t1es of the school Thirty fwe :xxx-anna-no-4 444444 if SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST First Row Loretta Kf0plEWHlCkl Rose Marle Hxll oan Krothe Murlel Evans Betty Kobasko Grace Sm1th Second Row Haroll Mcl'..aughl1n Peter Ullchney Ioseph Castelll Raymond Mxlls Wml ham Shellhammer Floyd Kester Senlor Class Play HIS OZARK CGLISIN H15 Ozark Cousm a rolllckmg farce was presented by the semors on November 30 1944 nn the hlgh school audltorxum Excellent h1ll bxlly characterlzatlon prg talls bare feet and lxght back woods love makmg brought contlnual peals of laughter from the large audlence The play proved to be a howlmg success The plot centers around the Rankms a well to do famxly from the Ozark mountams whom thelr eastern cousms the Hames famlly are plannmg to vxslt thmkmg that the Rankms are back woods hxll bllhes In the flrst act we fmd Glenda Rankln tRose Mane Hlllj a lovely glrl about twenty one years of age Gary Stark I oseph Castellxl a serlous young man who IS IH love wlth Glenda Sue Rankm fMUf1El Evansl Glenda s younger sister who IS the outdoor type lack Rankm fFlovd Kesterj the college type of young man and Fay Kxrby floan Krothel a gay charmmg frlend dxscusslng a letter recelved from the Hames famxly All are 1nd1gnant when they reallze x hat the1r eastern cousms belleve them to be At Fay s suggestlon they declde to gxve the1r cousms a taste of real hxll bllly lxfe w1th p1g talls bare feet and an honest to goodness h1ll bllly twang In the second act the Hames famlly Guy Hames flslarold Mcloaughlml a doclle hus band Betsy Hames Qlooretta Kropxewmckxl a sophlstlcated do nmeermg Wlfe Frances Hames fGrace Smxthl a well bred modern daughter and Randall Hames tpeter Ullchneyl a hand some young man arrlve ln the mldst of h1ll bxlly yodellng by Ned R1chmond QRay lond Mxllsj who IS lmmedlately attracted to Frances Hames and Fay Klrby To make the plcture more VlVld they develop an lmagmary feud whlch the Hames chlldren enjoy lmmensely but nearly QIVBS thelr mother a nervous breakdown Uncle Zeb fW1ll1am Shellhammerl the only real h1ll bxlly causes much excltement by accldently ettmg the smoke house on f1re whlle trymg to make moonshme As the plot grows more and more compllca ted Frances and Randall Halnes begln to sus pect that somethxng IS phony Thelr susplcxons are confxrmed after questxonmg Sue The cllm ax occurs when the Rankm chlldren attempt to put on a hlll bllly weddmg ln the mlddle of xt an unknown woman tBetty Koba kol arrlves 'and stops the weddmg clalmlng that the groom Gary Stark has promlsed to marry her daugh ter Prunella The sxtuatlon fmally unravels when the mysterlous woman IS d1scovered to be Mrs Rankm who had been away on a trlp Thxrty srx v Z' - t t 4 5' A - M A I f , . - , . .. v' ' -, , , V A ' 7.0-P ' K ' n 1 l 1 . . 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' L r Y , . . . . . , - IUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST Stttmg Betty Lenzuu oyce Harrrson Io Ann Kelchner Paulxne Kokora Chrlstlne Bo l1nsk1 Standmg Eleanore CZ3rH0mSkl George V1t1 Rxchard Thompson Harold Bxlby Huqh Ellxott Lorrame Lanmng Iunlor Class Play TELL IT TO THE MARINES' Tell lt To The Marmes' a farce loaded wrth laughter and complxcatxons was presented by the junlors ln the hlgh school audxtorlum on March 23 1945 A synopsls of the play fol ows Dodd Keyes fR1chard Thompsonj a devoted husband secretly mvests ln a pxece of property agamst the protest of hxs charmmg and trustmg young wlfe Prue Keyes Q oyce l-larrxsonl ln order to see the property he has purchased he mvents the rxdxculous yarn that he and Prue should spend the1r vacatxons separately so they would not t1re of each other Prue IS completely fooled Returnmg from hls trnp he IS haxled on a lonely country road by the glamorous movle star Lyla Larue fChr1st1ne Bohnskl Lyla IS desperate because her car has run out of gas and she has lost her ratlon book Dodd takes her 1n but they are picked up shortly after by a trafflc cop and taken to jaxl for vnolatlng the law agalnst pleasure drnvmg Lyla saves the day by tellmg the hard boiled warden fl'larold Bllbyl that she and Dodd are n wlyweds on the1r honeymoon Consequently they are relea Before Dodds returns Portla Falrbury Ho Ann Kelchnerj who ns Prue s slster a domm eermg woman wlth a susp1c1ous nature arrlves at the Keyes home She IS accompanled by a frmend Barbara Kmg fPaul1ne Kokoral They are mtroduced to Dodds fun lovlng brother Toby Keyes fHugh Elllottl Toby IS 1mmed1 ately attracted to Barbara Portla IS susplclous about Dodds whereabouts and tr1es to turn Prue agamst hxm Humor IS suppl1ed by the frequent mterruptlons of the town QOSSIP LIZZIC Mum fLorra1ne Lannmgj Arrxvmg home Dodd trles to appease h1s wxfe wlth a glft When he opens h1s sultcase all are astonlshed The bag IS fxlled w1th female attlrel Dodd has taken Lyla s bag by mlstake Dodd trembles and hxs knees quake wxth fear when Steve Reardon QC-veorge VIII, a prlvate detectxve arrlves to 1nvest1gate matters Prue xs at the pomt of desperatlon when she fmds another gxrl ln her husband s arms She turns out to be Nola Beacham fEleanore Czarnom skxl Lyla s sxster who has arrlved to acqualnt herself with her new brother m law The story of Lyla s alleged marrlage to Dodd whxch has found ltS way xnto the newspaper IS news IH deed Therefore a newspaper reporter Irene Stiffo d fBetty L6l'1ZlI11l arrlves and clamors for tl1 newest developments The complxcated sltuatnon gradually unravels and Prue and Dodd r lam devoted to each other Thxrty seven . ? 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I - Iumor Red Cross Councll Under the capable dlrectlon of Mxss Brandon the Councxl conducted the umor Red Cross drxve 1n wh1ch the senlor hngh enrolled one hun dred per cent The members d1d an expert job of hemmrng wash cloths and mountmg cross word pubbles destmed for use 1n army hosprtals Some of the grrls contrlbuted games and decks of playmg cards whlch w111 be used to entertain convalescent soldlers On March 6 the organ lzatlon sponsored two basketball games one be tween the Shlckshrnny Varsxty and the Wyo Fnrst Row M1ss Brandon Elgtnc Benscottr Evelyn Craq le Carol Belles Io Ann Kel chner Mary Liludek Ahcc Thomaskovxtz Iuha Rlccx Lots Rood Chrxstme Bohnskl Second Row Paulme Kokora Eloxse Lanmng Audrey Sorber Shxrley Iames Loretta Kroprew mckl Dorothy H111 Arltne MLIL cm Elame Steeber Irene Greg ory Thxrd Row Shirley Bensco ter Grace Franklin Mary Aq nes Remaly Carol Boyek Ahce Mlchaloskr Mary Lee Kester Loms Koons Dorothy Vemt Eleanore Czarnomsk1 Fourth Row Mary M1ngo1a Mary Bloss Margaret B11by Celestme Magarovxch Iames Graham Carol Metcalf Betty LEIIZIHI Lorrame Lannxnq Myrna Bonham mmg Valley A11 Stars and another between our glrls and the Berwrck Y W C A glrls The pro ceeds from these two games were donated to the senlor Red Cross drlve An ambltlous pro ject was the makmg of an attractlve afghan composed of sxx mch squares whlch were knnt by the gxrls from yarn furnlshed by the members of the club and the student body 1n general The school IS partlcularly proud of thls wor thy organ1zat1on and IIS records of achleve ments Cheerleaders The one thmg that our basketball games lacked at the beg1nn1ng of the season was a group of energetlc gxrls to lead the audn ence ln lusty cheermg Wlth the help of Mr Cobb th1s deflclency was remedled and seven enthuslastlc cheerleaders were chosen Thexr peppy cheers helped to make many a game end rn a huge vlctory for our school As a group they cheered the1r way xnto an estabhshed organlzatlon When they graduate they w11l leave with the assurance that others w1ll contlnue this very necessary feature of our athletlc pro gram Grace Smlth Rose Marte H111 Mary Kubasek Gertrude Buyno Rose Mane Tomassmx Ioan Krothe Marge Cobasko Thxrty exght . - , I 1 1 . 1 . - f . . , . , , 4 ,. ' , 1 V v ' ' . , v ' . . ' ' 1 - .' v ' v . . , , . I , y v ,V ' - .. - , V 1 Th ty This Is What Makes School Fun Varsity Basketball Flrxr Ron itmlq Mazonkq Mmhul Fxxghtttx hm Molmtorxs Rm I C, 3 Cmulh uond Rom Andrux I luduk Ptttr Ulxghmy tdxxm Vxlox :qt C out X 1 Il xl txuttr Comb Cobb D 4' DEBUG 4 4 lI'k1k'k'kir'k'k'A' killllllllllllllllllll Iun1or Vars1ty Basketball 1rst Pon H h L1 tot j m b 111.15 or Q C1 on no Smcond Row R1Ch1I'd Brldl Chester Valox aqe Max B xur Bllly txmsler Forty ' 5 ': . z 2 ' ', if ' , lo slwcx' fxnuc. lzsvph 1, 1 . S ': - ' '.n -, ' ', i ' . 'ax ', Sv 'AV 'it', In 1 . . J' 3 X 'z ug 'K .' t, 'ot Hgh, rzunlq .Qt wk, GQ gt ' .Q fmf my . g11:1g..,.... - ': ' 2 ' c. Q 'ai , ex Q ' ' 1, 1. Basketball Season VARSITY 1945 was a memorable year 1n the hxstory of basketball at Sh1cksh1nny I'I1gh School Thanks to the m1ghty efforts of Mr Lobb Shlckshmny gamed entrance to the Wyommq Valley Bas ketball League and started 1ts flrst year of league competltlon Under Mr Cobb s capable leadershlp It produced a w1nn1ng combmatlon The chances 1n the f1rst half race seemed very Sllll because the boys had had very lxttle expern ence After qwmq the teams of the league a battle and at the same txme acquxrmq some much meeded exper1ence Shlckshmny fmxshed fourth place Durmg the second half the In dxans held thexr own unt1l the last game of the season and came out second best They ended m a t1e for second place xn the all league stand mqs also wrth a record of 13 wms and 5 losses ILINIOR VARSITY Although they were completely overshadow ed by the more 1mpress1ve record of the vars1ty the jLlIllOI' varslty too had a busy and falrly suc cessful season They played 21 games out of wh1ch they won I2 Mr Cobb asslsted by Anthony K3mlnSkl drd a fme job of trammq the boys to become future varsxty stars Next year the varslty wrll proflt rmmeasurably by the exper1ence whxch the V s HCCILIIFCCI by playmq the athletes of other schools Season s Scores EXHIBITION GAMES Sh1cksh1nny Sh1clcsh1nr1y Sh1cksh1nny Shxckshmny Sh1cksh1nny Shlckshmny Shlckshmny Fzrst Half Shlclxshmny Shmkshmny Nantlcoke Swoyervrlle G A R Nescopeck Sm oyervllle Nescopeck Valley All Stars LEAGUE GAMES W omlng Exeter Shxckshmny Shlckshlnny Sh1cksh1nny Shrckshmny Shlckshmny Shlckshmny Second Hal Sh1cksh1nny Shrckshlnny Sh1cksh1nny Sh1cksh1nny Shlckshmny Shlckshmny Sh1cksh1nny Shlckshlnny Shxckshmny W l E i t Forty Fort West Plttston Edwardsvllle Plttston Larksv1lle Plams W omlng Exeter Forty Fort West Pxttston Edwardsvrlle Luzerne P1ttston Larksv1lle Plams A ,S we srAnn Forty one I . V . v . . in . . . . . . 42 . . 28 . ' ' 34 ' 36 ' ' 41 ' Shickshinny 20 Nanticoke 28 ShiCkShiUI1Y 43 Luzerne ' ' 15 ' 50 ' ' '10 ' ' ' 26 . . . 33 ' I 43 I ' ' 27 25 ' ' 39 ' ' ' 18 ' ' 32 ' ' 31 32 It ' ' 46 - 27 ' ' 32 y ' ' ' 34 ' ' 48 . . 44 . . . 39 , . ' ' 37 . . 53 . . ' - ' I9 y ' 23 ' ' 46 ' ' ' 54 .' 43 ' ' 47 ' 2 n 2 g , Girls' Varsity Basketball Flrst Row Elxzabeth Woods Arlme Mucct Grace Smlth Dorothy Vtmt Elunt Stecbtr Anthony Kammskr Second Row Loretta Kropxewnrckr Elame Hartman Betty Malxtorrs Eleanore Cz rrnom skr Shxrlee Baker Thrrd Row Marlon Krllxan Mary Agnes Remaly Dorothy Hxll Iuha Rtccr Arlene Sweet Helen Kubasek Absent Murlel Evans Rose Mane H111 Although the glrls basketball team drd not play a full schedule of games and drd not reach the pmnacle of success achieved by the boys team nevertheless play1ng m an orgamzed group provrded actrvlty for the glrls and an opportun 1ty to lmprove and perfect themselves 1n the rudrments of the game The few scheduled games were excrtrng and dlsplayed the athletmc sklll of the glrls Therr fme playmg was a credlt to the expert coachmg of Mr Cobb asslsted by Anthony K3mlHSk1 The team 15 composed mostly of semors but the sophomores and tumors proved themselves capable players and w1ll furmsh the materxal out of yy hrch a very successful team can be bu1lt next year Baseball Team The folloyymg lS a record of the games xyh1ch had been play ed at the trme the yearbook xxenl' to press SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS F1rst Rovy lohn MOllfOY1S Mlchael Flschettx Peter Ullchney loseph Castellx Frank Mrtusek Stanley Mazonkey Second Rovy Wayne Bovyer Rtlxo CdLC13 Huqh Elhott lohn Bach Mascot Nrcky Crrsty Forty two H Mllls Lehman Luzerne. Kmqston Coughlm Kmgston H A BASEBALL RECORD it ... IO . y y ... 2+ . t ' f V 'D' 3 , ... 5 A Fun and Sportsmcrnslfnp F ty th Xfffdl Jn NAL I f ' ' ' 'K Compliments Mocanaqua Sporting Club Lomplxments f A Frlend Wh1te Eagle Restaurant Hrmu Lool Ld Itallan Spaghettl PIAX OUR SHUFFLEBOARD IRANK LERRETA Prop Nfmunuqua Pa Forty four O w . i X . 0 , , i . . . O 7 a 4 3 - , , . , , ' x, -,,,,,,,.v,,.,,,,,Y ,,,,,.,,,.,,-,Y.,.,,Y,,.,.,,.,.,.,,Y,-,.-.,.,.,.,.,--,,-,,,-,,Y,-,-04.7,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,. 2 Every IN Hear The GOOD NEWS RADIO HOUR fonday at 10:30 A.M. Over Radio Station XV.B.A.X 1040 KC REV. A. F. BIRDSALL - Director We Have Good News For You Raymond C Mllls Dealers m Furs and Hldes 9 VX Lat Butler Strut SIXILRSIIIDHW Pennl PHONF 43 R 16 Fur Neck PICCCS A Speualty Foriy fxve QQ 77 -.- -.. Q O . . ' 1 - Vx' 1 W xx Y ,' ' n v x I 3 ,, Y, .. . . K i ' ' i' ' 'i 'i ' ' ' i 1 Compliments Luzerne County Gas And Electric Corporation Comphments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Pty Q N 7 , . F 'X Serving Your Wartime Health Needs .... The health of the American people is of the greatest importance in these days of world strife. YVith fewer doctors and nurses available, it is the duty of every citizen to keep well by taking every precaution in prevention of disease. The best health of every war worker is requir- ed to keep a steady flow of materials to our men at the fighting front. Every day lost from work means less equipment for our soldiers and a longer war. Witlm your best health in mind, Rea SL Derieks are putting forth all effort to cooperate in the war effort by maintaining high qual- ity drug store products necessary for your good health. You can rely on our pharmacists for accurate prescription work. REA Sz DERICK INC. Drug Stores of Service LOLATFD IN SHILKSHINNX AND THROUGHOUT LENTRAL PENINSY LVANIA Compliments of Barbara, Jobe and Bonnie Jeanne Martin Forty seven . - , , V , t t 1 s Y , V . t . 0 O x, ,,YYY,,JJYting,YA:gwvws::::w,-x:::w, b,-,w,::w,::,:, sw,,,v,,:w,',-AY,,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, A FIRST NATIUNAL BANK Mocanaqua, Penna. Start Life Right With a Savings Account ARTHUR B BROBQT Cvhier Member Federal Deposit Incurancc Corp Ch3l'I11tSk1 Economy Store Quality Meats Groceries and Vegetables Phone Twice in 1qu'1 95 MRS CEORCE LHARNITSKI PROP Forty eight . . , 1. - N r 1 1 , -, O O . . . . 5 an 1 1 1 4 4 X 1 V, , . 1 1 , . K ' ' A ' T 'A'A ' Y 'Y'Y A 'A ' T'A'A'T'A'A'A'A 'A ' A 'TA 'X Compliments of White Star Bakery Bakers of Pure Rye and Vienna Bread Rolls, Cakes, and Pastries ALXX AX S Ll FAN AND XVHOI ESONIE SLRELN INTERTAINMLNIT Strand, Temple Theatres Beruitk P1 Center Theatre Sl11LlCSl1lI'1f1X P1 Berw1ck Theatre Company Forty mne ' x -4 1 e l ,, .,, ,. , '. L .. . 'Y ,, -i y'v 4 , .. i j, 1. O H 'K Compliments ITALIAN CLUB MOCANAQUA, PA. President ----- James Sciamanna Secretary Peter Castelll Comphments of P UL KUKCRA Flfty . 1 1 1 1 1 Q X, ,,w,W,',W,w,:w,W,w,',w,vAv,,wA ,:',wAw,v,,L:,,, ,wLW,w,i,v,:v,W,v,',,,',,,v,,,,,w,',w,W,w 2 1' A 'A 'A 'A'A' A ' A 'A 'A'A'A'A'A'A'A 'A ' A 'A'A' A 'A'A' A 'A'A'A 'A A' A 'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A' A 'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A' A 'A'A'A'A X Complim cuts Whitesell Lumber Company, Inc. SLISLILICIIQIIIHZ1 Avcnuc, Shickslminny, Pu. Phone 49 R 3 Lon1pl11'nu1ts Slmon I Balchun, Ir McDan1els SCFVICC Statlon -Xtluntu K as and Uzle -Xuto -huswrzu LIIIHILCIUOYI and H Chhlll Lorngr of North Mun md Oxk Slupkslunny I Fxfty one I 4 A . Q . .v N 5 . . 1. . . . ,A . ..,. .',. . . Y . .. . U - .-. o Q 0 - 1 . , ,. . . . 4 4 4 ' '. . ' 3. x . , d. Compliments of C. W. Markle Funeral Home Phono 123 Harold Beach Garage Lubrlcatlon Repaxrlng W3Sh1Hg Compliments Edgar G. Scott Furniture Store Sam V1t1 Shoe Store Shoe Repaxrmg, 1 1 West Unxon Struct Sl1lt.kil'llIll1W Pa SAM XITI S SHOES ARE BETTER VK hx Not Tw Us For Your luct Parr Fftyt o OO . - , . . r N., . Y 1 r . I, . . . r 9 .. . ,yy I lx- '? i-w Hx? 'A'A' A 'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A 'A ' A 'A 'A 'A 'A'A : 'A'A'A' A QA: A 'A'A 'A ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 Curwood and Shoemaker llurtlware and Variety Stores 26-Z8 XVest Union Street Phone 56 Paints, Varnish, Enumcls General Hcn'du'ure vu I0 S100 ....0ur.... Dry Cleaning Speaks For Itself Bart's Cleaners K NV. Union Street, Shiekshinny, Pa Store tlosu d ulx It 6 pm a u 2 Dm C nods Uptn Sxturd is until 9 p ni Q oxnplinunts L omplinu nts Reed Gas SSFVICC Harry Hook Fifty three ,: ' , . A. ,S , ' V . O D If ll llP1ur 3 .' X I ' L 1' , '. . V ' A t 4 c I . . 1 li K ii li lr , , . , lr O , Q: , x ,NY.V,,,,,,,v,,,,,,vre,w,,,,,,,r:,,e,'e,,,,w,,: Aw,,,w,iew,wewew,Ye,,ve,vox,::::i,N:'evAfA7evAfAvAfA-AWAWA-A-o:woi,:w,wA:irwrwrw H Compliments Premo AMUSEMENT CO. Lompllments of Prlce s Radlo SCFVICC CAVALLINI AND CAPORALETTI General Store ff The Home of the Real Italian Bread We Deliver Moganaqua 9087 Complzments 0 Samuell Bannan,Ir CLYIQTUI Insurunu Agency 35 Un101l Street Sluekshlnny P O VV Union Street Shlckshmnv PHONE 65 R 3 P Fxity four w . Q 0 0 ,, ,- -. , , 0 , O O ,. . - . . K , A , 3, . - N . . . ,e , . . Vaughn's Enriched Dainty Bread Berwick, Penna. COHIPIIHILTIIS CLEWELLS B wick Creame y VIILK AND DAIRX PRODUCTS FOR HEALTH Fresh Up With I I It Likes You Confau Beverage Co Beru iek Pe nn 1 CONIPLINIENTS Raymond C Mills Jr Rom an s S But Cod LOY7lHlL'lldLfl'l his lou 1 und uw that uh: L u uni ut Qmnus Christ dud m Fifty five O . 0 x v.w 3 r , 1. - , L A' w - , of O ' Y 9 ' f jim, nv' 1- if-X A , , , - , , K- Y, lil' ' ., ill , ' cl' 'L' U-,hm 5' 1-3, ' U f- US. , Y 1 N 1 1 i Full Line of MODERN FARM EQUIPMENT SAW MILLS AND POWER UNITS Charles H. Long Sweet Valley, Pa. PHONE DALLAS 363 R I Alfred Bronson r'll1ILTlll Dnutm Queer Valley P PHONE DALLAS 363 R 4 Hi-Way Diner Hunlock Creek Open 24 Hours RALPH VVHITESELL Prop Rural Supply Co John Deere uulzlw FARM EQUIPMENT AIND SERVIL F Shlekehlnny R D 1 Phone lNIuhlenl'rur 9 R zlf Flfly sxx 7 4 A 5 ' ' O , , '.,. . Q H , T A . '- , a. . S . , . 1 n 'Q ' . , . . L f g - 3 M. D. Benscoter Plumlying-Hcatirlg-Tinnirlg Iron Ff'l'L'17lll7l Stokcrs TO SllStlllC!!1II1I1ll .'XVClllIL Phone Slmickshinny .TSR-16 I B 'XNDERSONS SON MILLER YEED VERLHANT C onlplmlullx Hontz and Harrlson Nhats and Cwonuzu Cumplcmcnts of BERTHA'S RESTAURANT LOMPLINII N I S BANK CAFE Q nmpllmgnts of Edna Clark Fifty seven s . . L 4 C JI' A '1 Y ' ' ' Q uf N 1 A , 1. I . . , . ' ,S S L ,YAY,vA,wAiAw,i,-vs-ALA,A,A,,wA,v,,:v,v,v,v,::,:: M:-A::i,w,w,w,-,,,,,,:,, ,,,,,,, v ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,v-,,v., H Phone 4-R-7 ll Nicely Street ll Say It With Flowers VAN RUNK, Florist Cut Flowers Potted Plants lVedding Bouquets Corsages FUNERAL DESIGNS Compliments MARTINI THROVVING COMPANY Bach Brothers GUS BACH Prop Frults Groceries and Meats 7 Susquehanna Avenue Opposite Station Phone 14 R 3 Shlckshinny Dr. Oscar Williams PHONE 124 Office Hours Monday, Wednesday, Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Compliments M L Briggs MD Phone 29 Ralph A Kester 189 North lvlain Street Shickshinny Pa F ity eight w . . o 0 o , 0 Q i l i Q , , Y X , , l , . r Q , . , . . 1 N . l - - 1 e . 1 . - 1 . . l , . . . i N. v...,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.Y-,,.,.-.,.,,,.v,,,.,,,,,,,,,,Y-Y-Y.,,,.-.,.Y.,,YT-.w.v-,,v-,w.,:w.-.,,v,',vT,vi:v,:',:::V,:',w A i - . K '' ' A 'A'A' A 'A' ' A 'A'A'A'Y'A A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A' Y 'Y ' A' Y 'A'A 'A 'A'A 'V 'A' A 'A 'A'A'A'A'A'A 'A'A 'A'A'A'A 'X Compliments of George T. Moss Funeral Home Phone Huntington Nlills 33115 Fred Hontz LGCAL COAL HAULING Phone 3 R 1 lwluhlenbur P MCK1HlCY Long Dta u HI LUNIBER NIIINE PROPS of TIES Smut Y llley P Benscoter Mill RUSCOE BENSCOTER Feed - Farm Supplies Hunlock Creek Muhlcnburg 19-R Complmunts Mrs Albert Herrlng BRONSON S Economy Market SHURFINE FOODS Swett W xllq P1 Fzfty nme w . , . t 0 o 1 . .' ... 1 tg, at ' 9 , 1, - ' 1 . 7. . 7 I ' . , , 1 , , , . . , .1. . , . , , . , , . . 4 , 1 . X, ,,,,,,,,,,,Y,Y,Y.,v,,v.v.v.,'.,,,,,,,v.,,,, ,,,72,,,,,-.v.,v.w.,w.,,,,,v.,,,,.,,-.,,,,Y.,,,.,v,W.,,,,.,.,.,.,.,,.,, H Compliments of Jacob Handzelek Simon s Motor Sales CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH Mocanaqua Pa Compllm ents Martm SlOfI'l1IlSk1 and Famlly MatL1sek's Market Quality MEATS AND GROCERIES Nioczmaqua, Pa. TWRS. KATHRYN TWATUSEK, Prop CORTRIGHT S wr TO 49100 STORF Thr Bargam Spot of Shlckshmny CFNERAL INSURANCE Harry O Palmatler Slugkshmny P Phmu S3 Slxty i ' ! 9 ,.i - .. . . , . J 5 . . , . 1 1, A W o o o o Q 0 w.N . , ', Il. o , , 1 4 N Compliments of Phyllis' Beauty Salon Shickshinny, Pal. PHOVL S0 Echo Prmtm Company I lm hu The Mountam Echo Phong 177 R 7 '5l1lLliSl1lI1I1X P1 Compl i mcn ts of Jake Balchun g LONiPIlNiI-N IN Fred E Sfflltll SlXfY one I N A Q Q O U lf ,ll l's ' ' of 0 0 Q X 1 1 Y ' v 1 . v 1 -- - l . V , . . N. ,Y,.,-,.,.,.,.,.,-,-,.,,,w,Ywo.,,,,,,,,,,,,,w, ,wvw,-,,,,,v,v,,,,Y,,axlvA:w,::::::::::GAYAwrvrvvwrwrwozrwlvovrw Q IEA Compliments of Acme Store Manager Ella De Hart Beauty Shop Phone 134 Shlckshmny Complxments of Sld Bergman Complxments ean s Beauty Studlo V Compliments of Frank Jones Plumber COMPLIMENTS OF CLIFF HENDIRKSON L ompllment uf AGENT D L S1 W RAILROAD COMPANY Cllnlpllllli nt HELEN S BRIDLE SENDEROVITZ BEAUTY SHUI PF Proprietor Lomplnments A S .luetlct 0 tht Pmac S1 tyt ' ' SL - l ' I 1 O 0 O l P l S H 4 5 'S J ' ' . l , l ,. , N W A L 1 i . Jo O , 7 - Q ,f , ,C 'x 'wo I K' ' A F: 'A ' Y 'A'A'A ' F F: ' A 'A 'A'A 'A'A 'A' A 'A'A'A'A'AF'Y'F'F'A'A'A F'A'F 'A'A 'F 'F'F ' A 'F'A 'F'A 'A 'A'Y'F'A 'F'A 'A 'A 'A 'X E Compliments of 5 ir Britt9s Store 'I l, w 5 Sweet Valley ji 'I lr t MILDRED B. SEARCH Beauty Salon Phmu lNIuhltnlm1g 19 R 616 L07llf7ll1TlL1lf9 Clarence Cragle FRED BONHAM lNful1lenbur P Lucllts and f,l'lllll1L7l Hun Luis u Spttmltx Lompllments OTIS FARVER A FRANK DE BDISE MEATS AND GROCERIES Binh lenlwu rg, Pa. T. J. Holmes Garage Guncml Rt-pairing Nlulmlenlwurg, R. D. I, Hunlock Creek HAROLD B GREGORY R mm SERVILF Niuhlenbur P Sweet Valley Flowers LAR DRAPIFXX sm Walter R Kxlllan Cav and O11 Sluekslunny R D 3 X. R Sxxty three v f 1 'I . . 1 w l l w y . P , o V A 3 1 N 1 . 1 A 1 4 ' Q, ll. l w - g, a. N y v - f '- - 'e . , . . w 1- - . - - , -' . o o w - X 4 o I 4 V E , , . . W w 1 r H 4 r 4 J. E. WALToN GRANITE AND MARBLE OF ALL KINDS R. D. 1 Shickshinny, Pa. Phone 27-R-4 Willard Benscoter LIME - FEED - FERTILIZER MYERS VVATER SYSTEMS International Tractor and Farm Machines l I 1 Phone 15RZ Mulilenbur Compliments George Balmt and John Butzek Compliments Kline s Service Station Compliments of JAMESJ GARDELLA D L st W STAUON Compliments Patrick Denoy Barber Compliments of James Sciamanna and Sons Grocery Store PHONE 9034R 62 Compliments Dewey and Teckers Lloyd H Kelrhner Dtrtctor of Funtrals Lady Assistant Ambulance Service 67 South Mann St Sl1lCkSl1ll'1I1Y Pa Phone 40R Compliments Rose Marte and .Ioan S xty four l ol ' I ,i P - N l l of ' l l i . , Q . l ' l l . . Of l ' .,..w . 1 ' ., ' ' , l . ' l i 4 .. . Q l i. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS R Q Koons JQHNW KEYES L omplmunts Ice and Coal For Prompt and F lLlL1lf Suuu Phmu 9R7 Slugkslunnx Pu1nswlwln1'1 Future Apparel CO K N9 ,in 5? 'M sugary wail' 'M SAVE PAPER Sixty flve 1 of . SVV1 1 'TX X15 A xx ,l J x XXkL,, Fw I ' :gif Y E E Compliments of R. O. Koons SORBER ICE AND COAL Fm Irompt and E lLlL1ll5L'l'llLL Phong 9R1 Sl1lLkSl'l1hl1y Pgnnsx lx ama L omplxmcnts Compliments of john W. Keyes L omplmu nts of FUTURE APPAREL COMPANY A A Prushmslu Lmnplgu Home. I'N1'llIQhL'l and Funuul Dnulm PHILIP CIAMPI Pl om 11,1 Phone vOR7 37 34 M un Strut N1 un Strut S1xty s1x . . , . , - A R ' w N ' v X ' v Y . X . . I O 0 9 Q N . X . , - . of 4 , - . 1 , 5 . , 1 X .. H , , . , . . -1 ' K L A K x x ,-,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.-.,,,,,,,,w.,,,,,.,,,,,VA,,,,,,,,,,,J'AYA,Y,vAWAWA,,,,,,,,,,,,,JWAJJ,,,,,,,,,,,7,,,, A