Shickshinny High School - Legend Yearbook (Shickshinny, PA)

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E HONOR STUDENTS Fzrst Rau Dorothy Reglef. Doris Phllllps Mary GIOVEIIIDIDI Helen Gregory Nellie Wxlllaxns Sylwxa Orbxnatl Ann Kobosko Kathryn Shaw Second Rou Shlrley Ashley Reda Hawk Shlrley Bertram Charlotte Edwards lrene Matusek Mane Madl Paulme Furtak Thzrd Ro Ernest Ashbrndqf. Ronald Younq Robert Garnson Robert Bolmskn Damel Baluta Glenn Martm Commencement Program 1948 Processlonal Hzgh School Orchestra Mr Ioseph Gentnle Dxrcctor lnvocatlon Rev T M Stone Muslcal Selectxons Shlckshznny Hzgh School Gzrls Chozr Mlss Frances Shxpman Dxrector Llft Thane Eyes to the Mountam: Amaryllls Iune Rhapsody Afldres Tlmber for Your New World Awarding of Dlplomas SUDQFVISIHQ Prmclpal Alma Mater Benedlctlon Mendelssohn Parlou Damcls Dr Frank F Adler Claude E Mzller Class and Audzence Rev A F Bxrdsall Recessxonal High School Orchestra Page ll ,, ' . , ' . . . . , ., lv: , , x, : , . . V . Y , ,, Y - '5'f' if ' . . ,J V . 4 Q . - - - . 4 . 1 o

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ANN KOBOSKO V141 Prcstdent BERNICIL KOONS Stcrctarq EDVK IN VALOVAG1: Pre zdcnf Semor Class History In September of 1944 106 freshmen began thexr hugh school careers These eager students needed no ceremony of 111111811011 tust bemg freshmen vxas enough They had no soclal events mstead they turned all efforts tovxard gamma knowledge The Newspaper Club was organlzed and several freshles were appomted reporters Shlckshmny I'I1gh School entered the Wyommq Valley League and the freshmen were proud to have one of their classmates Edwm Valovage on the sarstty basketball team Many of the qxrls fllled the posltxons left by the senlors ln the Cholr By Iune the freshman class had dwmdled to 97 After a three months vacatlon 115 students enrolled as sophomores Shxckshmny s attendance was greatly mcreased thls vear wrth the addltlon of students from Hunlock Townshlp The sopho mores held a dance at wh1ch they became ac qualnted wlth thexr upper classmen As soon as they had overcome thelr shyness many sopho mores tomed the varlous clubs and orgamzatlons Thls class sponsored a maglcxan show whxch proved very successful and enjoyable Football was re orgamzed m S H S wlth four classmates Page 10 on the squad Wllllam Bovx er George NIBITIIII Frank Olemck and Edvxm Valoxaqe Another classmate Eleanor Butno became a tvurler The sophomore class vxas vxell represented on both the xarsltv and tumor xarsltv basketball teams Sex eral pup1ls dropped out of school leaxmg 104 sophomores at the end of the term When fall came 92 111111015 returned to school Class offlcers vxere chosen They xxere Edvxm Valoxage presxdent Danlel Balutt XICE presl dent Charlotte Edvmrds secretary and Marv GIONHUHIHI treasurer Three tumor glrls Elayne Dodson Rome Hartman and Ann Kobosko became cheerleaders oleen Yaple vxas chosen drum matorette and Dorothy Regxec entered the tvurlers To make enough money for the tumor semor prom a refreshment stand was set up at the football games a farmer dance vsas sponsored the comedy Waltlng at the Church vsas pre sented and a basketball game tumors xersus seniors vsas played The hlgh school sponsored a mmstrel and the band and choxr concert vthxch manv tumors partxclpated Shlckshmnv I'I1gh School had 1ts top basketball team thus season f1n1sh1nq m second place m the Vallev League The mator event of the vear the tumor semor receptlon vtas held ln the Coral Room of Hotel Redmgton m Wllkes Barre After the dmner dancmq vsas entoyed by the tumors sen 1ors and facultv to the musxc of Donlm s Penn tumors Then came the sentor year suth 77 xeterans of the tumor class 01:1-ICCFS vxere agam chosen Edvtm Valovage vtas re elected presldent Ann Kobosko became v1ce presxdent Bermce Koons secretary Shxrley Bertram treasurer The band made a performance that vxas unsurpassed 1n the Arm1st1ce Day parade at Kmqston A group of sennors tourneyed to Wllkes Barre to uevx the documents on the Freedom Tram Glen Martm Ronald Young Robert Bollnskl and Ann Kobo sko took the Pepsl Cola scholarshlp test The I-lomemakmg class was entertamed by the Boston Store at Sterlmq Hotel 1n Wxlkes Barre Four semors Shlrley Ashley Reda Havtk Sylvxa Qrbmatl and Dorxs Phlllxps represented S H S at the Pennsylvania State Farm Shovu m I'Iarr1s burg The Senior G1I'lS Cholr entoyed hearing the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra at lrem Temple The senlors clalmed most of the flrst team posxtlons on the football basketball and baseball teams To fmance the Legend the class sponsored a dance sold magazme subscrlp txons and presented the hxlarlous comedy Glam our Curl All too soon the hxgh school days of the semor class came to an end After classnlqht and commencement lt was wlth heavy hearts that they bade farewell to thelr classmates teachers and dear Alma Mater SHIRLEY BERTRAM Class Hzstorzan xx T-1 . I y 1 I Iv ' 1' 1 I 7 ' 7 1 7. ' 7 7 ' l ' B ' k 1 . ' 1' y V 5. I . 2' Y. - S.- c 'c ., ' I ' 1 Y - 1 .l 1 . I c . I f , ' 3 1 ' , in Q L X . ' . V 7 B . , . M K 1 v - S. L ' 5 B - SHIRLEY BERTRAM Treasure, sylvanians. Thus ended another year for 88 1 I 'l V - l I 7 . r ' ' ' ' - . K 7 1 1 s- 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 Fi n 1 Q V 7 v 1 . . . Y . . - 7 . .1 1 . V . . 1 ' ' . ' tl 1, 7 ' ' ' ' ' . ' . . .1 7

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KENNETH ALLEN Kenneth rs a bashful boy who blushes very easlly when glrls talk to h1m He IS usually seen wlth gum 1n hrs mouth and very seldom wlth any hooks IH hls hands The future seems so remote that he has not yet made any plans for lt ERNEST ASHBRIDGE Erme showed remarkable abxhty as a comed1an m the class plays Although he would be a deflmte asset to the stage he prefers medlcme as a career Vhth hls lntelllgenu. and personalxty he wxll have no dlfflculty attalmnq hrs goal SHIRLEY ASHLEY Shlrley has proved th it fun and mtelhgence go hand ln hand as she tands hxqh scholastleally and IS headquarters for the latest jokes Her qulck sm1le and axmahlt dlsposltmon should lnsure success ln whatever fxeld she Chooses IEAN BABETSKI Whenever you hear a sudden burst of laughter that s lean Her frxendly nature iugmented by a f1ne sense of humor explalns the hugh esteem rn whlch she IS held by her classmates Whatever her arm IH llfe may be may she ach1eve lf CARL BAER A qu1et stud1ous boy from the country Carl IS well mannered and neat m dress H15 red leep whlch he maneuvers so skxllfully IS known to all the students Although he IS mterested nn farm work he can be seen helpmg hrs father dehver the mall Page I2