Shickshinny High School - Legend Yearbook (Shickshinny, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1949 volume:

Jq, , f.. .ver-'- ff 127 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CL SHICKSHINNY HIGH SCHOOL SHICKSHINNY PA ,wg A S S Foreword Educatlon 1S the torch that llghts our way to a better c1t1zensh1p As a torch dlspels dark ness and d1scloses p1tfalls so educat1on l1ghts up ohm recesses ol the mlnd dnvmg out pre thereby 1ncreas1ng our worth as members oi soclety As good c1t1zensh1p IS the u1t1mate goal of all educat1on We have chosen the torch sym bol of l1ght to rem1nd us of the days 1n school when We were gulded by the torch of edu cat1on 2 l l judices, false conceptions, and intolerance. lC6t GW, Am Hun L MIFHAEI We shall never forget Pop Mlchael hlS sympathetlc nature and hlS ready humor He endeavored to 1nst1ll ln us the 1deals of good c1t1zensh1p and an admlratlon for the flner thxngs rn hfe In apprec1at1on for hlS 1nterest ln our welfare, We, the senlor class, dedicate thxs 1949 Legend to Mr Mnchael 3 l l D I I l ' A xx, prism - Qfrafi, r f?:3'fig E , , Swami ,,,..gn!W'M'm!-W may F L GARRISON MEXiORINI Sc H001 .-,--nu 3? s X K mwxxxxWXXXXXXXXXW ADM N5 3 Anon XPXxx XxXXXXXXXXXNXXXXNXSSS Wlii 1.19.-W i I M4 f ff! 1 f l , f 0fm6f- 'X X ,X X X X X Y N S E XX E ix 9' Q gg X XX V R X N X 1 u E Q N in NX E S X . Q . x K X N X wvw-un-v!a '-IIIIQ D Q? Fzrst Ro Harry Hook Robert Harter Sccond Row R O Benscoter Mrs M H Adklns S N Doebler BOARD OF EDUCATION ,V x in Supervising Principal CLAUDE E. MILLER 6 FSTHILR COOlx IAMILS A COONEY RPBEIXAH IRVVINI' IOSPPH M Physu ll l'duL mon Ht ulth HISIOFS Sauna lg REYNOLD HARVEY SCICHLL Advmer lumor Cl me Asslitint Manaqer of Athlet letxci Xa dp-A ICSW' 'Q' Gl'N TILI Commcru al Sulvjuts QIIPLIXISII lnstrurmnt nl Musu. Director Iumor md Suuor li mds Oulu Qtri Co ugh I3 INLIYIII SENIOR HIGH FACULTY FREDDA KELLER RUTH B lxlNNEY MARION G MARTIN Commurual Subyects Enqllsh Hmtory lwnqllih L1br1ry Summa Aclvxser lumor Cl 198 IRcs1qr1c-d Aprxl fl Advxsnr umor Class Sponsor Saturday NlQht DIYLCIOI' Cliis Pl nys Dancu Sponior Lxbrary Club ,Maw ,yu- FUGENE L MAYLOCK ARTHUR L MICHAEL ROSE ANTZ RUTH SMETHERS Enqllsh Hmtory GLIICITHCQ Mathemitlcs SOCl3IStL1dlCS Lum lznqlxih Ifitln FFLHCIT EHQIIGII IFrom Aprll 8I Adv1ser Scruor Claw Advme Sumor Claw SPOFIGOF IUIIIOF Red Cross Faculty Mxrmqer of Athletlw Spor1QCr Yearbook Club 7 laik ' I , T 3 I 4 - , . . . , : - . - , J - i I Q . 4 . . , , 4 . ,, , -5 4 vi ' .2 L- V' -. .. .2 X X ,.,A.t.- zo-,z:'. 5 -g . ,E - . Q x . 1 '. . . ' nv- . I : ' .5 K. , Y e I ,S lf. . ' -if ,uf . M n- f I -1 ji, ,f I ffiiiimfif f- '- wx f -' 'W 'rffff Ln . .. p - f't iff ' f , . K fl , . , +A , '. Aoi - ' zu ' - ' Q.: 'A ' ' ' 1 . A 1 - - ' ' ' ' - 1, i ' ' - , , Mg, RM: ' l. . A-mf ' if 22 ' .QT Cn.. . 3 E . Y C-. - 4 . - g7.l . . - . . VF X . 1 L F . 2 KA 'x .. - a IOHN 'VI VVARGO Physm al Educahon HC 1ltI1 Coach Foothill Bisltttblll mv 'ft ELIZABETH G DOOLEY Hxstory Sc1ence Sponsor Iumor Hlqh L1b rary Club EARL PALIVIATIER rt Soclal Stud s po sor I obby Club Asszstanf Superuzsmg Pr nczpal MYRTLE S VVILLIAI' IS Mathematlcs Guldance Dlrcctor Sponsor RL portvrs Club ELIZABETH VVHITENIGI-IT Mutha-mancs Soclal StUd16S Sponsor Nexx sp xptr Club IUNIGR HIGH FACULTY J ms. 'Vx EDITH STARK HAEFIALE THOMAS I HOVVELL Industmal Arts Sponsor Craftsmen Club MRS EARL IVIETCALF Mathematxcs Scxence Sponsor Nature Study Club Enqhsh Snonsor Dramitlt Club I ANCI S R SHEPHERD FRANCES SHIPIVIAN ul al 61 Vocational Home Supervlsor Publlc School 1 MUSIC 1 c r As Others Like You Dxrector un1or and St mor Club Cholrs B19 and Lrttle Sxs ters Club 8 , . I . rl 4 g' 'z ' . 2 2 ' . ' ' - .. LVN 2 .' - 'sz X . 2 4 , N ,. I . I SQ, M '-XIQ. ., ' f M' s. ' if ,, me .. 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A V 'f ie Cuz -'Q ' ' -- 1 - ,' S Tl, -'I ' m.1:'nq ' Spur'-'xy A -I ' -' WU ' QX XUxxx MXMXXXXXX XX RK LASSES XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX NX XD Qflfqgf X iif if fi X NX X Q S W wmg Q Q ,jx E , ' E C S x 2 S X X S i E X wmxxxxxxxxxxm X x X LN SENIIOT2 CLASS OFFICERS ELwooD HARRISON ELIZABETH BAER LEO MADL X e ANTHONX MILLER Donner Anxxuzxrx Dolores IS thx tlu el Peppx an Lxrful xlm lm is a Sllllllllq hello r Lxexxonx Her exeepnonal dl3lllfX 1n Lxx nq m xx po nt to 1 sueemiful :Ar IN I NL IIUSITLSS Houxm AUSTIN Bud IS 1ntere-end IH L am and firnnnq Althouqh Qtudms do not mterest hmm he llkes School for other reasone After qracluahon he xx inte to trixel ind then Settle doxxn IN 1 truck drlxar M-xnlox A1 PIIBH The tiller half of the Culp Applebx eomlwlnitxon Mar 1011 IS 1 frlandlx Qenlor xxlth an in of dlQI1lIX Sh IS a dependable xxorker and dmd in excellent lolv on the xear book lWLlSlI'lLSS Staff Vlxm Lou BACH Marx Lou loxu the xxorld and exerxone IH If Her ldoblux IS Collectlnq unusuil perfume lwottle A talented pnnmst She has entertaxned us often After qraduxtlon she xx1ll itudx musm IU Treae z ef Seeretarzy P C zdent Preb dent iff' '44 ,w Mfg Cnmzlrs BAM: Cuhby IS of the happy qo lucky type and seems to take nothmq serxously Newt to music he ltkes to collect class rmqs from qxrls of other sehools He plans to 'om the Alr Forge ln une DAN BNHS Dun stems qulet but ht llkes to have fun Ht prefers h qre lt outdoors and spends hns sp are tune huntlnq Ind hshmq Hts future xxlll ht spent on 1 farm where he xxx ht dose to n1turt EI IIABFIII Bm R Betsy the younq est member of the Class spends htr letsurt hours 'tt basketball qames or vuth a qood hook Her mtelllqence and personalxty xnsure for her suceess as 1 teacher RALPH Bl-ILES Ralph IS 'mmonq the quleter members of the class H rarely makes a sound except to an svuer questxons He finds enloyment m playmq a quxtar and would lxke to do It professxonally DOLORES BALUTA Dolores IS a qood qloom dtspeller She llkes to lwuqh and tell numerous lokes She IS held 1n hrqh esteem for her frlendlmess and xulllnqness to ass1st 1n 'my worthy muse Tmlonom BFNtutcr Theodore 18 1 very popular younq man who hls txxo lnterests Cars Ind qlrls espeelil ly the latter After qracluatxon he plans to 1o1n the US Nwy md su. remote md exotic places WALTILR BARSKI Gemal Wh1tey ts an ardent sports fan who l1kes casual clothes Hts spare tlme 1s taken up by pmochle and photoqraphy Glrls clo not mterest h1m He has no plans for the future DAVID BENNETT Dave o Shlckshmny s leadxnq athletes an excellent halfback and an ne of was out standmq forward Possessmq what the qxrls call a sweet smlle, he IS espectally popular with them ll M 11-fx KN .ls .555 CHARIOTTE BPNSCOTER Charlotte IS a smlllng country lass She proved 1 qoocl husmess manager of the year book and an tfflclent ofllce qlrl Her classmates xxlsh her a Xerx successful future as an accountant MARION BRIDIE MLIFIOII lS a popular tvxlrler who lS alxxaxs Sllllllflq and full of hlpplnl ss The posse ssor of 1 xtrx qood NOILQ she slnqs IH many pro qrams Her faxorlte pastlmts art datlnq and danclrlq ll Nl Fltlnl o 1 lfllll xxhost outstandlnq characterlstlc IS hls HBHIIYILQ rtcl halr A countrx lad ll ClTlNL9 .md rtpalrs hls OXKI1 car and IS frtouently dLkOIT1P21DlQd l fl fdlll jL1Il1OY' qlrl DOllHRls Bujxo Another of ollr snappx txxlrlers Dolores has 1 s x u captlxatmq Slllllt and qllllu senst of humor VN lth har personalltx and sylllplthetlc nature she IS ctrtlllll to ht 11 urs succe ssful nurse lollx Broslllxslsl Exerxhodx kI'lOXXN and lkes ohnnx a qood looklnq stnlor who drtsses llke a fashlorl plate A qrand person he Will be re llltlllhered chltfly for hls four xears of olltstandlnq football Rosr BlIlCHlxO Rose came to us from Ntscopeck ln her senlor year POSSLSSIIIQ an lntelllqent mlnd chlrllllllq personallty and the qllrlll tles of 1 true frlend she soon xxon the ddIIllI'dIlOl'1 of her classmatts LXRRX BONHIUNI Actor athlete vo LdllSI and COITIIC Larry IS an ex tremely versatlle younq man Attaln lnq success ln llfe should not prove dlHlCUlt for one endowed vulth such varled talents EMO CANARINI Enlo IS a shy younq man whose faxorlte class IS senlor SCIENCE He works ln a clnder block factory but expects to be a book keeper Hls odd moments are qlven to darts and shuffleboard 12 BLTT1 CULP The class w1l1 remem her Betty for her fr1endl1ness and con taq1ous q1qgle A sports fan she attends many qames and cheers the team to v1ctory She thmks a q1rls best career 1s homemakmq COI 1 1-rx D111TR1c 11 Thm x tx younq lady 1s knovxn is Cokt favor1tt sport IS roller skatlnq dLlOUS Her She took the homemakmq Lourst to learn to be 1 qood houstxufe for ttrt 1 lueky y ounq man Brxrox Cuutn Benton 19 1 qood student w1th an 1nterest IH matht mat1cs phys1cs and athlet1cs In sp1tt of h1s qu1et rtserxed manner he has made many lastlnq fr1endsh1ps a1nonq h1s Llassmates Awo DhMARCo Aldo played years of vars1ty football and lt three apt up the sp1r1t of the team and coaches Wlth h1s humor He IS an author1ty on poultry but IS more mtertsted 1n motors and mechamcs LORRAINE CLIIXILR A ttny q1rl Ruth black curly ha1r and a lot of s1tal1tN Lorrame 1s a xery hkeable person She loxes to hear cowboy songs and to s1nq them 1n a d1st1nctly 1n1m1tablt manner MARION EGR1 QUIEI and QIUCQFQ Marlon 1s a true fr1end She possesses a beaunful smooth complemon and very pretty ha1r She enloys moves xery much lVlar1on would l1ke to study beauty culture ARTHUR CZARINOMSKI A IS tall qood lookmg and bashful An excel lent athlete he has vton letters ID football basketball and baseball He has qreat ablllty IH asklnq unansvxer able QLIESUOHS GLORIA ENGL!-HART Glor1a 19 alxxays sm1l1nq and ready to help anyone She dlsplayecl her salesmansh1p ab1l 1ty by sellmq so many maqa 1ne sub scr1pt1ons She l1kes to dance and xx mts to be a be'1ut1c.1an 13 39351 wx is ROLAXQ F1MxT11ERx1xx VNL expect qreat thmqs from Roland ehosen IU 1 school poll as the person most hkelx to summed H1S1HI6ll1QLHL8 perscxtr Inge ard many other hm personal qualnns xx1ll take l'1lIT'l fir PXIRVCK Gxu xc 111 2 On nurntroux op 181015 Pat has shoxxn h1s xx1ll IHQIILSS to Cooperate. and part1L1p1tL IH school act1x1t1es He enloys nothmq more than a qood debate He hopes to lu wme an aucountant LFONXRJ FIORNNI lxnoxxn as Lon Tom II nl. o e 'Vlusn 1l Krnqs Ltonard 1s a talenttd mus1 man Ht xxas an effmnnt member of t adxertmnq staff and Lant 1 partwl from h1s 36 Chcxx hot rod R wx XI 11 Ghx ll Ronnn m IX LIU N X ut lf LUX Ll ltr 1 qrand p1rson1l1tx BLSlClLN h1x xx 1x xx1th floxurs l-l1s n1II1lWlllO!l 18 to w 1 xull lxnoxxn tlor1st DXXIEI Fm A popular semor ar 1 x 1 as ptrsonahtx pl 19 rs t t posstssor of qu1t1 an Lxttnsnx xx ardrobt An acgon1pl1shed drurnmtr and anothu of the Mus Lal K1nqs h1s futurt IH 1nus1c IS rssured 'Vlxnc ARET GoTorxxEs1x1 Puq keeps her classmates 1n an uproar Vlfll her xx1ttx remarks Wltll her fr1endlx sm1le and cheerful d1spos1t1on he Lapahle ed1tor of Sehool Tunes xx1ll mikt a xerx fme nurse Ioshprr Furoxrx loe 1s shy but be neath that shyness 19 1 xxonderful fr1er1d Near the top as a commerual student Ioe has not yet dec1ded what h1s future xull be but we are sure 1t xx1ll be suuessful C1 mrox GRFGORY Clayt belonqs to the newer a dull moment class A popular student he w1ll be remember ed by h1s schoolmates for h1s re markable ablhty 11'1 football basket ball and baseball 14 Lmvlolsr HAlINiAN Lamome ts .al xx lys smtlmq and bubblmq over xxxth qood humor Playmq a clarlnet and dI'lVlIlq a car take. up his spare flIl1L Studles do not mtcrest hlm He vxants to bt 1 mortxcl in N0 Hfxx l'lt more CIARINI HARTlR Clarlne ns 'Xl out standtnq student cxcellmq espnclally IH commercxal sublects Her out f school mterests are roller skatmq dancmq and playlnq the p mo Hel iITll7lflOI1 IS to travel m :kms 1 qood companion for she lo lds of fun A lu lsketb all nnthusm ist 1 us 4.111111 htrst lost as nuch s t lk sptctator She also CHIOXS dincm ROBIHR1' HARTER A semor xx :H cellent standmq both as a student and as a person Bob does photoqraphs as a hobby H IS 1 busx box or when he 19 not helpmq h1s fath r he 1s vxorkmq for a local druqq t I IVNUUIJ Hxuuzlsox Butch nmkts up III tffIClkIlLX and personallty uh at s H IS xntnresec n tht busmess world ID qtntrxl but ts ptclally IH ITIUSIL as utdtnud by hm hm rtcorcl m the band Ioshmuxr Houses One of 1 alle I qlrls m the class osephme ull f xltallty and can be ldentlfud lx her rlnqmq lauqhter She spenfls nam hours at the momes and 1 par 1 al tu cowboy sonqs I:,uc1N1 HARRISKJN Euqcne seems quut llllfll you know hlm Well man nered and conqemal he llkes people but 1s not very fond of school H1s hobby and chlef mterest and also hrs future 19 drlvmq trucks ANIE HUFHES Neat 1n appearance ane I9 the picture of femlnmlty She ns always attractxvely dressed and has the peaches and cream COIIlplCXl0I1 qlrls yearn for Her lelsure txme IS spent ln the movles 15 lun louis D1mpled cheeks and a theerful sm1le are only two of lanes 1sstts A peppy twurler she 1s also a sports fan She. hkcs most sports but her fax or1tc past1111es are sk1t1nq and tl 111e1nq E1w111N11 Ko1 LAR A l11q husky ss footer Ed vxas a valuable taekle OII the football squ1d Posstssmq 111e11t1 as xull as phys1cal sk1ll he 19 1 qood st11dt11t who would 111 kt exeelltnt eolleqt 1111t1r1.1l Lux krxu Ixx1111s1 Bt sun 11111 not 1t.1rd IS tht rue Larry 1l11dms 11 s 1 Lnt as Llllltl L1rry hkes sehool but ht 1lso tnyoys outdoor sports H1s fr1o.ndsh1p 1s h1qh und 73 VN 'xl ll 11 Kovx '11 Slsl Phy s1ts 11111 Ill 1th hold no 1115stLr11 s for VX 1ldo s Nglkllflllk 1111nd A Hlll dtr o 11rp 1111 xx 1rd to rst 11ro11111 lk 1 1 Ilkllllttfillq 1 URL r ss Olqe KK is 11 1r1111s 11 lt oo wa 11 11 H uses those l1r1111s lll tht 1.l1ssroo111 too fOI 111 txttlltnt st11d11 11111 1 tc 111 lllS tl1ss1n1tes H1 xx1ll pr 1 1l lx 10111 tht M1YlI1CN 'Vlxm 1111 r K1111 xsrrs 'Vl1rqt 18 our snappx ty11rl e.1pt1111 Outstandmqlx rt ty she makes 1 PICYUFC 1n 1 u111for111 She h1s 1 xxmmnq s1111lu lous to d111e1 and IN popular xuth hoxs md q1rls ahka lsucrexr KIINIONICH Doc started to take ads 1ntaqe of h1s 1thlet1c ab1l lty IH h1s semor year and played foot hall xuth est He IS qmet coopera t1xe a neat dresser and the llfe of Alqebra ll class SOPHIL KUBASEK Tnm and neat small and sweet thats Soph1e Am b1t1ous and determlned she loves to study and has proved a qood student She w1ll make an excellent ofthe worker for some lucky employer 16 l H - l- '4 1 ' l He is ai i11t -llig ' ' 1' he is , K . ' ,pf ,-- V 5 i B- 5 ' 1,1 lx' val ' l ' 11ll. A ' . l 'l' f1'l1' models 111 his spare ti1111'. hc is look11111 for 1 21 Q1111 lll 1 ' 1 t' tl C11 1. lil-,.'.lliR - Ge -m - '1 f 11 1 l 1 5 f 1l - f tl ll -111 . c he 18 1 ' . '1t, l'k1l hy 1 'z 1 Y. ' ol- 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 ' p ft '. : - : 1 ' ' h-'r ' 'z ' 2 ' ' - 551 .4- ':.w '-fs oxx KULP Thxs qtuct curly h11rcd blonde 19 a consc1ent1ous studtnt xuth honor roll qrades In Scptemhtr she xull tnttr 1 school of nursmq Shu s tu qu tus o uakt 1 urx It nurst 1111 xcr M111 Xnlsl Tu I1 111s tl It rt ut wt nurd lclllq 1 Illt 1 1 1ccort r1y1111 s c cldtd yyhCtl1t1 l1 1 ll 1 tr l'nllNlkl 111 or voth A ll 111 LIVMIH You ntxtr l1t1r Ll from Arlttt1 IS l1 r moto Acuons sptak louder th1n words Sha llkts sports Qspccnlly su11111111nq A loy1l frund and a hclpful ptrson sht IS an 1ss1.t to any qroup and rather shy he 11u111l1trs m111y amonq hts frnnds A qood sport llkc 1l7lL person and an 1l1oXL 1yLr1qt st cnt uc ITL surc ht xx1ll suctttd 1n xxhncyer ht L1I'ldLI'flkLS Cfuzoux L1 o111 In Carolyn s case Crt sson s loss 11 as Sh1cksh1nny s qam A11 lntelhqent gtrl an outstandmq stu dcnt and 1 smccre frnnd Carolyn 19 held IH yery hlqh estwm by har class n11tts and fr1c11ds Eumrxr MXRTINI Ptanuts proxcd to ln 1 runarkxhlt qu 1rttrl11ck handsomt scnxor vnth ch.1r111111q xx 1ys c IS opular as 1 su 1111 H s 1lso 111 Lxcnlltnt danctr md slstllfullx 111 mtuxtrs h1s l11q Bunk Il- AN LLOXD A loyal classmatt and a vulllnq and dcpcndable ysorkcr Ican Ends enjoymcnt 111 readmq Sha has her future as in accountant all plan ned VN 1th htr ablhty and a111h1t1on she 18 certaln to succeed Cunyxoou lVlA5Tl-Rs Babb1tt h s talcnt for humor and arqumcnt Thr. co edxtor of School Tunes saltsxnan of yearbook ads qood look lnq and mat 1n appear 111ct he would make 1 qood yournahst I7 ha: lf all t 1' ' 1 vi I' 1111 C1,.1 ii Luk. J ay ' f l - lrct- tl1i1 12 Cla -1 likcs l 'st .1rt' far ' - ill Q, plz y' .1 l1- Q lr 12111. and d ' .1 hi, nur. Ht- lliiSIl'l dc ' ' c 1 '1 lu' 21 fur IlL'l' 1 1 . l . . 5 .,.l'- -1 11111 'l 1 2 if c t is Luo lVlAlJI. - Although Loo is quiet A ' '. Q , Il .A ,ud y -,Q , Q. , 4- 5. A - z 1 . 1 1 Q 1 2 ' . A 11 rp - . fra- .' 151.- 74 S xi . . , . - . 1 , ' ' 1 J-H ' ' H a a - ' H l ' top J, . S ' V ' A ' A n . , . . ,4s l Emu um Mszoxisu Sbaky has displayed his interest an ibility football baseball and basketball A smooth dancer xxith a xxarm smile and 1 friendly manner the least of his xx orries is school xx ork LIILIAN Pl-'IROSKI Li plays a clarinet and loxes to dance and smq She is also a qood seamstress Amonq her outstandinq characteristics are a xxillinqness to help and a xery cheer ful disposition Brrrx MCLAUCHIIN Betty possesses inuhaustible enerqy An actixe mem ber of sex eral orqani ations she lox es basketball and seldom misses a qame She is undecided about a career but thinks it max be nursinq Vxuuaxi PUBHINSINAS is ri too biq but makes up for his laels of stature in personality Thouqh book xxork does not interest him too much an ahoxe axeraqe student Limo MPN XIF There is nexer a dull moment xxhen Lloyd is iround He is alxxaxs full of fun and ready xxith a yoke or amusinq remark Haxf inq spent manx summers as a tractor ioekey he should make a qood farm LUTHLR Rirrexiioush Luke mme to SHS in his senior xear and im mediatelx made a biq hit xxith exerx one l-lt is a xaluable addition to the band as 1 trumpet pl ixer His fax or ite hobby is sleepinq As rHo'x.Y Mmm The senior class president is a qood center on the basketball teim The third of the Musical Kinqs Tony' likes to plax his accordian almost as much as the students enloyf hearinq him Pmrus R1TTE'sHoush Phyllis al xxa s has a biq briqht smile or everyone pleasantly quiet and xery tidy she makes a Hne companion She plays the piano as a pastime and is headed for a Career as a secretary 18 V 1 ' Q ' 2 ' in fx A v F V - s X F . . .- :Q , - 1 V 1' ' , 1 , H- ' ,. . . ' ul' ' 1 x v. f ' 'I , , ' 1 'Z I C, Q ' . ' , ,. i ' J - Bill or 1 5 ' ' v - he does his assignments and remains Q ' .' ' . 4 .S C v .4 n U ' - 1 5- . er. 5 f f lr 'Q . x v Q . .I Y. j Y '- L Q. . af . z ' - ,y E ' - ' vi 1 ' f s ' v I ' y . y . wp if Diso SCx,xy1As.sA Dino alymys his an ansyxer re ldv for any question and loyes a friendly arqument H hls scrytd his apprenticeship in the qro cery husintss and noyy is ready to make it his life work Pxruurx Sriram Put s cheery dxspositxon many pokes md ready smile irc 1 qood cure for the luluts VVhtn not sprt ltllllq SL1Il'slllIlL sle is tnq xqt d in ntta rhuqqinq or xx ttchmq h xsktth ull q nuts y x Sr Alec H Eva is .1 friendly qmr with a happy qo lucky disposition yyho is everybody s pil A depend uhlt person Ewa is xlyxays xmdy to lend her assist mu. whenever there is .my thinq to he done Tuxnmus STH1Arvskl t somcyyhxt shy 1 d not it all inter ested in the opposite sex Ht always has A trick question or problem which no one can solve. He thinks he will enter some branch of the se ryice ,Ag Inrwe Sleyimskr Irene entertains her friends with sketches of oriqxnal dress desxqns She enloys readinq movie maqazines especially articles on Charles Boyer She is consldcrlnq tcachinq as 1 career FIIIMORI1 STOUF More commonly known as lim Boy Fillmore is a well liked qood natured person x yyorthy disciple of I aak VV1lton he likes huntinq and flshinq and spends most of his spare time in the yyoods Kumerri SORBER Kenneth has .in amavingly deep voice His pet hate is school vxork although he llkes to come to school He spends his summers vyorkinq on an ice truck and will probably return to his job ANN SLITLIFF - Ann is an honor student of the highest quality. Far from being a bookworm she is very active in extra-curricular activities. Someday she will be as fine a teacher as she is a student. 19 sz- Ne LINONARD SZCZECITNSKI Leonard as a pleasant fellow auth a conqental qrm who plays the quatar to amuse hamself and has frzends Not at all anterested an qtrls he thanles thex are a lot of bother Doaaoraaa Ttatanxme As cheer cap taan Dot attends all the qames but she vtouldnt mass one anyvsay for a sera obxaous reason Cap able ama able and sociable she as xery popular both an and out of school Ha RBI-RT TAXIOR Herbae has a speeaal and unaque talent for uaqqlanq has ears and has often amused has cl assmates auth demonstrataons He as re ally a qrand person and a deflnate asset to the el s Gt-out r Uwe lava One of our lead anq athletes Georqe as outstandtnq an basketball Besades athletle proaaess he has a aaell known sen e of humor a qreat euraos about exerx thmq exeept sehooluork mama aaox As presadeaat o the Qtuclent Connell and edator of the xe arbook Ball uon txxo coveted of tees H as also quae a artast a has more than an amateurs lnterest an plaotoqrapha RIKHARII Vostraa Izweryone knoaxs Daek uatla has curly broxxn haar and ara ht blue e es aas l en talented member of the band for four eats l as unde 1 e abou V CAFCCI' VKL SUQQUSY IIIUSIC HAM! Taaomvsm Hazel as our atta aetaxe drum naajorette Her actlnq abalaty vsas dasplayed an both class pl ays Fun losanq and fraendly she xx ants to be an aarlane hostess Her el assrnates axash her success FRAN1e an Asnxo A qood naturecl person auth plenty f fraends Sleepy has had three different cars duranq has haqh school days A nace car as somethmq he wall need for he claams he as qomg to be a playboy 20 N-it' MALWNA ZIGNARSRI Molhe has beautlful qreen eyes and an lIlfBCtl0L1S glqgle An aqreeable person wnth an atm to please she IS outstandmq on the basketball floor where she 1s an excellent forward Donoruv WERTS Dot IS a qulet g1rl who IS always ready to help 1 frlend The nature of the career which she has chosen wlll be perfectly clear to anyone who qlances at the thlrd hnqer of her left hand Tmouoxee YAMILKOSRI Scobber IS 1 man of many talents but ts very modest about them Hts mterest and evccptxonal sklll ln photoqraphy may turn an mterestm hobh 1nto 1 very Cl Y profitable professxon th1 l1kes to dance and smq bemg very well acquainted wtth all the latest tunes Possessmq a line personahty she should be able to attam whatever she desnres ln lnfe IOSEPH YENINAS Ioe chd an amazmq about face suddenly losmq hrs shy ness and lack of interest IH qxrls However he has mamtamed a hlqh level of scholarshxp shmmq especxally 1n physxcs class Class Motto Strlve, For at the Gates of Labor Lxes Success Class Colors Royal Blue and Gold Class Flower Yellow Rose 21 MARTHA Wooos-Lighthearted Mar- SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On the mornlnq of September 1 1945 a group of 140 bew1ldered freshmen cllmbed the hxll leadlnq to the unxor H1gh School In a fexx days they had become accustomed to thelr sur rounclmcs and began to turn thexr attentxon to studxes and extra currxcular act1v1t1es Soon the qlrls of the class became members of the un1or Hlqh Chorus Three qnrls were accepted as twlrlers 1n the Semor Band Mr Kenneth M11 ler organlzed the Camera Club cons1st1nq of boys who snapped and developed prxze photos and of glrls who drd th tlillflnq and Hnlshlnq The flrst publ1c exh1b1t1on of the talents of the class was the annual Chr stmas program ln the sprmq the qxrls dlsplayed the results of thelr mdustrv ln Homemakmn m a fashxon show of dresses sklrts and blouses Then after endur mq a week of fmwls a happy qroup of 129 students left the lumor l'l1qh for the summer wlth the eaqer antlclpatlon of returnmq to the Senlor Hmh as sophomores Assummq thelr posltlon on the second runq of the ladder of educatlon the sophomores qot under wav m September of 1946 xuth an en rollment of 120 Havmq had many OCCBSIODS to brmq them to the Senxor Hxqh whlle stnll soon as classe and schedules were fully svn chromzed the extra currlcular act1v1t1es were orqamzed Next members vxere elected to the Llbrarv Newspaper and unlor Red Cross Clubs to f1ll the pos1t1ons vacated by nraduates Talented persons x ere adm1tted to the Senlor Band and Choxr A number of bovs obtalned oosltvons on the football squad and yunxor var s1ty basketball team The qreatest dramatlc act1v1ty of the year was a mmstrel A larqe number of sophomores took part ln th1s very popular event and some of thelr hldden talents were brouqht to lmht Thus ended the second vear and all students started thelr vacatxon w1th the reallzatlon that half of thelr h1qh school days were over After a summer of qav dlverslon 105 enthus 1ast1c students resumed themr pattern of school lrfe xn the fall of 1947 as 1un1ors Accordmq to custom four 0fflCl3l9 X fere chosen as executlves of the class Ned Bower was elected presldent George Kessler vxce nres1dent Ann Sutlxff secretary and Elvtood Harrlson treasurer A number of bovs advanced from the 1un1or var sltv to the vars1tv basketball team Dorothy Trudnak became a cheerleader and Hazel Thompson and Marge Kubasek earned the tvtle of captams of the twlrhnq team Followmq the Chrlstmas vacatlon there seemed to be much ghttermg of gold around the Garrlson Memorxal School At last the jumors had re celved the long awalted class rmqs and pms A new event was mtroduced th1s year he m1l1tary ball whlch was to become an annual formal dance for band members and thelr guests The m1t1al affalr proved to be a very colorful and gala occasion To earn the funds needed to sponsor a successful prom the class conducted a serles of dances Early mn the sprmg the class presented an excltmg mystery Lrghts Gut whlch offered tense moments and thrllhng actlon As a ftttmg concluslon to th1s eventful year the unlor Senlor Receptlon was held ln Shlckshmny The banquet was served at Clarks Restaurant and dance muslc was provxded ln the qaxly decorated qvmnaslum by Lee Vmcent and his orchestra Wlth pleasant memorles of thexr flrst formal 98 1un1ors left school for the summer Having cltmbed thus far on the ladder of educatxon 89 students returned IH September of 1948 to strxve for the top and thelr hnal qoal At the tradltlonal electron the class chose the followmq OTTICCFS presldent Anthony Mxller VICE pres1dent Leo Madl secretary Betsy Baer the class members were already part1c1pants m one or more of the extra currxcular actlvltles however a few huskxes were added to the football squad and Mary Lou Bach was elected as cheerleader A credlt to thelr fellow students were the b1q five composed excluslvely of semors who earned a second place ratmq m both halves of the basketball Leaque Confer ence Not w1ll1nq to be outdone by precedmq classes m the publlcatlon of The Leqend projects to ralse the necessary funds were en thuslastlcally bequn The class sponsored a farmer dance and sold candv and soda at home football qames and basketball pms at basketball qames They also proved thelr super salesman shlp through the sale of numerous maqazme subscrxptlons and exh1b1ted the1r superxor actmq ab1l1tv m the mtrnqumq comedy Bachelors Wlfe ln what seemed to be only a fleetmq moment une had come and accompanymq 1t the reahzatlon that Class Nlqht and Com mencement were a real1tv and not a dream Wlth heavy hearts but pleasant memorxes 88 senlors recelved thelr dlplomas and were num bered amonq the qraduates who would always remmlsce of the happy hours spent as students m Shxckshmny Hlqh School ANN SUTLIFF Class Hzstorzan . . 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' V 22 COMMENCEMENT PRGGRAM Processional - Coronation March from The Prophet - G Meyerbeer High School Orchestra oseph M Gentxle Dxrector Invocatlon Muslcal Selectlons Shzckshznnq Hzgh School In the Luxembourg Gardens Manmng Senior Glrls Chozr To Greet the Sprmq Mendelssohn Frances Shlpman DIYCCIOF The Lord s Prayer Malotte Address Fences and Horxzons Hon Orlo M Brees Plano Solo Mary Lou Bach Awards and Prxzes Claude E Muller Supervxsmq Prmclpal Presentatlon of Dlplomas Claude E Muller Supervxsmq Prmclpal Alma Mater Class and Audzencc B nedlctlon Recesslonal March of the Prlests from Athalla Mendelssohn Hugh School Orchestra oseph M Gentlle Dlrector M3 23 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Come classmates let me take you by the hand and lead you mto the nnsts of the future Somethanq hes there for each of you Come come away vyath me The nnsts beqan to clear and I can see the Book of Iwate b fore me It as open Let us see what ts aa-rattan there for you S hat s th1s I Mary Lou Bach dareet descendant of ohann Sebastaan Bach has gust made her debut ln Paras She as knoyxn as one of the xyorld s most yersatale concert pranasts The new muslcal shoyx BUTTONS AND BOWS as runnanq an ats Ftfth ye ar on Bro advnay Of ocurse the ever popular eomedaenne Betty Culp plays the lead Th costumes and da ee arrauqements featured are by Marlon Appleby and the xaus cal seore ya as eomposed by R aloh Belles The larqest skatmq rank tn the yyorld btllt by he fata us arelaateet XKIIIIIHTI Pushmskas and sttuated rn the heart of Shxekshmny as featurmq the IDICFIIWIIODBI skat mq star Colleen Daetrxch Thas ltttle lass has lust per feeted the traple up sade doyan spm vxhale turnanq t rate of 50 turns per second The last myentaon by Ftllmore Stout ltsted under qo backya ards uhale tray elmq foryyard Thas myent on as especaally desarable for people ysho lake to qet novehere tn 1 hurry It rs to be tested by that daredeyll test palot Ilmo C'an1r1n1 The annual conyentaon for the COACHES ASSO CIATION OF AMFRICA AND MARS xx as held last vxeek at Chacaqo The chalrman of the meetanq Coaeh Ted Yamalkoskx suqqested sendlnq a representatnye to upater and Thaddeus Stepanskl uas chosen to qo H xylll leave by Aarlane Rocket next month London recetyed the famous fashlon desaqner Iohn Bloshmskt royally Has fashaons modeled by the yyell knovtn model Eleanore Handzelek yxere xery popular ohns late t ereataon as an off the htp qoxan ynlth a rear pocket to alloyx more room tn vyhach to sat down Arletta Le Valley yyorld famous explorer has lust returned from another adventure Thas tune she found Leonard Szczecmskx ratsanq roblns on the Canary Islands You all remember the sensataon she caused yxhen she found that unchartered asland an the maddle of Lake Su pertoa Eyery one has heard the trao of Maller Fry and Faor ana They are playmq an arranqement at the VV1ll1am Penn Hotel an Phaladelphaa after yshach they yy1ll leave for the yunqles of the Belqaan Conqo vxhere they wall prove that Musac hath charm to sooth the savaqe beast The owners of the famous cham of EAT IT AND RUN restaurants Marge Kubasek and Patracaa Steeber have announced the dascovery of Vataman Q by thear research chemast Eva Search Thas new vxtamm was dtscovered an the leaves of poason xvy and has revolu taonazed the na1l polash lndustry If eaten on Tuesday thas vataman wall turn the fmqernaals red af eaten on Thursday lt wall turn them blue' Harry ames has retxred' But never fear hepcats Luther Rattenhouse as takmg over Next week at Holly wood Calafornaa Harry wall hand over h1s crown as Kang of Svymg to Luther Marlon bradle as has featured smger On the other sade of the musaeal fen e IS Clarence Lukasheyyskl wath has very fine polka orchestra They have just returned from Poland by one of the luxurious ocean laners owned by Phyllas Rattenhu e These ocean laners are famous for thear lace curtams at the portholes and thear feather lmed bunk beds This years beautaful debutante Marqaret Gototweska attended the opemng of Theodore Benedtcts naqht club The Cracker Boat Her escort for the evenlnq was the rlch and handsome younq playboy Herbert Taylor Robert Harter s ash busmess as ptcktnq up ash cans seem to be extremely full espeeaally an the Phnlappme Islands vyhere he has just estab ashed a route Ronald Gensel has won mteruatxonal recoqnatton 'as a florist Ronme as always exper mentmq uath flowers and an has last experament he crossed a vthte orchad vnth 1 yelloyx rose and yyhat do you tlnnk h qot a blue eyed daasy Thas very successful eacperament la as brouqht Ronme both fame and for une Dr Kenneth Sorber has lust cample ed a successful thouqh yery daffacult bram operatxon on Euqene Martma oyxner of the Martma Throvyanq Mal s Euqene has lust opened a null an Alaska yyhere Hobart Austan has hrs The brlllaant younq lawyer Raehard Vosler yyon an other case today The case anyolyed the raeh matron Dorothy VVerts her French poodle md the basketball star Day 1d Bennett It seems that Dorothy s poodle bat D aye an the leq vthaeh caused ham to lose has first basket b all q ame an many seasons Rach ard proy ed that Dorothy as not re ponsable for her doq s conduct The sema mnual meetanq of the Llars Club was held last Monday at Hotel Shackshmny Th ayxard for the baqqest and most fantastac story veas qwen to Patraek Geallaqher Pat as yxell knovyn for the faary tales he wrates for chaldren After supper the memb rs of the club were entertaaned by Mass Lorrame Culver yyho charmed them all yttth her loyely cowboy ballads Lorrame can be heard daaly on the local radao stataon SKH ovtned and operated by ane Huqhes vyho qaves out those delactous recapes eyery mornanq Betty McLaughl1n novy has another cup to add to her larqe collection She has just returned from the Olympic Games vnhere she yxon a cup for the 25 male foot race Betty fanashed thas race tn 5914 seconds breakanq all prev1ous records oseph Futoma has been elected dean of Notre Dame College He was surprased to find has old classmate Elazabeth Baer a member of the faculty Elazabeth as much respected by her pupals because she ruled out all exams George Ulachney has opened a ballet school here an Shackshtnny He acqulred has perfect form and co ordm ataon whale playmq basketball Carolyn Lloyd has lust receaved her deqree an psy chaatry and has started her practace Her flrst patlent was can Lloyd certalled publac accountant who had a ner vous breakdown as a result of flqurmg peoples mcome tax returns CLMUNE HARTER Class Prophet , 'z. ., ' ' ' ' I -IW J ' ' ' V I I' '. 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V I ' , - . , - - 1 I I SENIOR CLASS WILL We the class of 1949 leavrnq thrs school wrth sound 171 mrnds and well trarned mernorres do make and pub lrsh thrs our last wrll and testament We qrve and bequeath to our sehool all our talents our qreat wrsdom our untrrrnq enerqy our loyalty and our undyrnq love We qrve and bequeath to our esteeaned prrnerpal all the empty Coke bottles and the paper left rn our lockers We qrve and bequeath to our te aehers the unclerelass men We hope that they wrll frnd rt as easy to teach them as rt w as to teach ras Indrvrdual senrors grye and bequeath to deservrnq un derclassmen the followrnq cherashed personal belonqrnqs Dolores Bujno who possesses a very frne sense of humor unselfrshly bestows rt upon lerry Goss We all hope that he wrll use rt to make as many frrends as Dolores h as acqnrred Dorothy Trrrdnak leayes her posrtron as e aptarn of the eheerle aders to Hazel Ellrot We know that Hazel wrll be capable of eheerrnq the boys to vrctory so keep some lrfe rn those qarnes Ha el VVe re eountrnq on you Aldo DeMarco beqrre aths to ake Slembarskr has abrlrty school Edward oseph Mrchael Shaky Mazonkey refuses to qrve up Patsy but wrlls to loe Srmone that beautrful satrn football jacket Charles Baer bestows upon Lloyd Hunter hrs abrlrty to obtarn elass rrnqs from other hrqh schools Lloyd keep that rn mrnd when you qo to orat of town basketball qames Ann Sutlrff leaves her report eard wrth ats columns of A s to Eleanor Bach Dont let rt worry you Eleanor The only thmq rt requrres rs constant study lane lones and Elwood Harrrson leave therr never endrnq fraendshrp to oe Molrtorrs and Anrta Cavallrnr Arthur Czarnowskr leaves hrs hrqh averaqe rn foul shootrnq to Lawrence Remaly We hope Rrp wrll be able to reach the 63 per cent mark Glorra Enqlehart wrlls to Yvonne Meeker her love of farmer dancrnq and roller skatrnq Charlotte Benscoter and Clarrne Harter leaye therr task of typrnq the absentee lasts to Phyllrs Musto and Sylvra Burno Thrs wrll qet you out of class qrrls Dolores Adamczyk bequeaths her lane dress makrnq abrlrty to her srster Veronrca Curwood Masters bestows upon Dale Krothe hrs trtle of the Alqebra Class umprng Bean Everyone who knows Curwood knows what we mean Dolores Baluta leaves to Lorarne McQuown her clever ness rn arrrvrnq after the bell rrnqs wrthout bernq tardy Pop rs a very patrent man Dmo Scramanna leaves the comrc books that he reads whenever he qets the chance to Euqene Rosmus Dont qet caught Eugene Dmo has farth an you To B111 Wrllrams Lloyd Metcalf wrlls hrs abrlrty to tell a joke and qet at least one lauqh Thrs wrll requrre a lrttle practrce Ball Larry Bonham leaves hrs actrng abrlrty to Sheldon Erwrne Sheldon has a good start but every lattle bat helps you know And Sheldon dont let them put you rn a dress B111 Thomas bestows upon Salas Blame hrs offrcral trtle Presrdent of the Student Councrl Clayton Cvreqory rs really btrnq qenerous He qrves to Lenny Bloshrnskr hrs abrlr y rn football not hrs letters howeyer He doesnt seeaa to haye them Martha Woods wrlls her darly walk up to the eottaqe to 0 Ann Skwarek I s so enjoyable espeerally rarny day To Lors Roberts Lrllr an Petroskr leases her elarrnet and rnusrc Now Mr G ntrle wrll haye t fr el a ra x flute player Hazel Thompson leaves to lanet An lre ws her nraror ettes rrnrform alonq wrth her sympathy f r those hot afternoons on the football field Frank Wasrlko bequeaths hrs abrlrty to loaf to Doe Klrmovreh lr In order to develop ths talent properly as Frank has clone abstrnence froan all types of work rs necessary VVrllr am Brlby leaves hrs darly wrndow shopprnq tour wrth Bernadrne Cbrtz to Peqqy Lou Worrall Now Bern adrne wont have to as alk alone Lawrence lxadtke parts wrth all has sh rrp tres to Drr VVarne Taylor Be sure to use them wrsely Tate oseph Yenrnas Leo Madl and Euqene Klrmoareh the Mrchael Caverly and Dayrd Hrnes therr rnethol of wo k rnq rn physres lab Edmund Kollar Walter Barskr and Walter Kow alskr qrye to ack Russell Clyde Boyer and Delbert Crrlp therr quret yorees rn the el assroorn But boys please try to keep them down so that you eant be he ard any farther away than the offrce Irene Sremrnskr and MIFIOH Eqrr le aye therr loye of school to any rrnderclassanen who hnd rt dull Molly Zrqnarskr wrlls that hearty qrqqle of hers to Dolores Zakrzewskr Be eareful Dolores rt c an qrye you away very easrly Eugene Harrrson and Danny Belles leave to Herbert ames and Robert Walsh that rare abrlrty to keep out of trouble osephrne Hobbes leaves her extra packs of bubble qum to Harrret Craqle We wonder rf Harrret wrll qet as much use out of the quan as osephrne drd loan Kulp leaves her qrft of qab to Maryann Kowal skr Now you ean talk your way out of trqht spots Maryann Benton Culver bequeaths to Alyan Crawley hrs strrdrous ways and good marks Wrth qood use they wrll take far rn thrs world Alvrn Georqe Kessler bequeaths to Tony Suraqe the alarm clock that always woke ham up rn tame for school He rs wrllrnq to rnclude a few eactra femrnrne admrrers Only at present Tony rsnt rnterested Rose Butchko and Sophre Kubasek leave therr frrendlr ness and abrlrty to qet alonq wrth everybody to Lorrarne Martrn and Nara McQuown Roland Featherman wrlls to any deservrnq runror or sophomore hrs abrlrty to make hrqh qrades rn all of hrs tests We know thas wrll be apprecrated by the lucky recrprent We do hereby appornt our prrncrpal Mr Maller sole executor of thrs our last wrll and testament In wrtness whereof we the class of 1949 set our seal thas last day Iune 3 1949 Errzrararzrrer BAER Class Testator . 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V-,Z X I X 5 ACI I ss E Lxxxx xxx AFTER ALL ITS SPRING Puurxlrn BX rm IUNIOR Cl mx CAST 5 nal Gramm, MgG1ll tha grmdmothrr Dorothy LWBLIIL 1 moms. mtrux M xrthd VVh1t1knr thr mothkr Mxry the. xounglr dluqhr r St mdrnq Grlmp McG1ll thy grmdfxtlur Chxrlgm an lIlfLI'lOI' duoritor Aqms A xounq mlqhbor Tom the xounq Qon Hob Dans Alum boy frl 1 Alma the cldmr daughnr C ircnge Tom Q frxend Iohn Whltaknr thy fathgr Puq Mary 9 frlnnd Two Gun XV1ntergrv.v.n Claunce s qrmdfathnr Mcisanqer 1 VN estern Umon boy 1FoR Furzrurn PICTUREB ina PAGE 45y Backstage Helpers P xtrrcza L mnznq Lmlllr Duzoq Dordt: lWrro'lz Nzra M Quuun Ufzllzam Wrllzarrz S1111 11 Bujno Lorrazm Martzn Sluldon Eru rm Dah Kruthm EIL mor L3f718f1UlllL Euqcnc Robmux Mrnhacl C avcrlu Ianet Andrcu Robert Mrllmr Daz rd Hmc M1 A 'xv Lrllr an and hrs darrqhter Pearl to aet as Harolcls frmrly hrrt Lrllran vnrll not Lon stnt Pearl xxrll assume the role of Con net n r n for a hrkt and Y 1 us o e la ek ex ra exery trmt I ss Cvrrndfathtr In desperatron Harold asks Sttxx rrt to pose as hrs vxrft Stewart dons dress and a xx q Hrs appearance rs strrkrnq to put rt mrlclly Mrs Edqevxater the housekeeper trres to teach Harold the fundamentals of knrttrnq H Frnds rt rather confusrrrq the first preture shoxxs BACHELORS WIFE lSee next page for tastl In the comedy Bachelor s Wrfe Harold Claypool rs an rmpecun rous vsrrter supported by a rrch father vxhom he has deceryed rnto thrnkrng he enjoys a happy home lrfe mth hrs vtrfe Daphne and daughter Constance VVh+.n the unvnelcome vxord rs recerxed that the elder Clay pool rs comrng to vrsrt Harold rs desperate XVhere can he find a vu fe and chrld rn a matter of hours7 Hrs frrend Stewart Krrhy asks hrs xxrfe Harold s father arrryes and rmmedrately senses that somethrnq rs vyronq Hrs susprerons are confrrmed when Mrs Oherhoffer and her dauqhter Gertrude come to yrsrt and qrve au ay the vxhole setup Harold s explanatron rs not very conyrncrnq In the second prcture Lrllran threatens to leave Stewart rf he does not return home at once He qryes rn and removes hrs xxrq As he rs emhracrnq hrs vxrfe the elder Clay pool appears He drscovers the deceptron and severs re latrons yyrth hrs son ust as Harold rs qrvrnq up rn desparr Drnky the marlman shown rn the thrrd prc ture delrvers a letter contarrrrnq a S100 000 check for Harold s latest novel The day rs saved Mr Clay pool rs qlad to drscover hrs son h as talent after all and as the fourth preture shovus hrs sern attrtude melts may 43 . P- I Aw W v V A - , 1 ' ' ' . ' . I I . J ' ' . 't , ' ', 3, - -I ' 1 ,ff , . I - M . y , ' W. li 3 xv' , . , , , ,Hgh as ' tr I' 4 1 . . . ,vf , - 4 4 e . .1 ' 2' .: .-4 - . P - 2 2 ' n ' ' r' W F .aw S S V. 'f.a ' V. ,- ,. , 1 '- . .ami s ' f ' s- . , . J , . ,f gg stza 'a i etrrr 2 ' ' .3 .50 ' -,l...25, -1 .r 4 4' D. pl Q H ra u' kts ' ' ' kit. ' '71 , I ' 'raw' L.. f 1 a z ' ' 2 Az, 1' . ty 5 a 1 2 'i'. I ' 1 Q - ' ' z , ' A 1. e ' 3 ' ' 4. as 1 X fy I F I 3, 9 4 i 5 V . , ' v . , 5 ' 2 . 'yt . ' ' A ' ' .H ' : , 1 . '. : a . 4 I V ' s 1 s -' ' - ' 1 ,. I , , . , , , y . , , . . A . . 1. . 1 . J if r' r' If 1 ' S 2 ' ', as 2 BACHELOR S WIFE PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS Cast Harold Claypool a young bachelor Marvm Claypool hxs wealthy father Mrs Edgewater Harold s part tlme housekeeper Mrs Oberholfer a nelghbor of Harold s Gertrude Oberhofler her dauqhter Dmky the mall carrxer Steward Knrby Harold s frxend Lllllan Klrby Stew art s wxfe Pearl Klrby thelr dauqhter 44 Danze! Fry Elwood Harrzson Ha el Thompson Carolyn Lloyd Dolores Bujno Curwood Masters Larry Bonham Ann Sutlz Mary Lou Bach M iry is furious but Tom has yyorries of his oyyn Mrs Whitaker forgets her furniture long tnouqh to make in indiqn mt love sick Tom stick out his tonque to see if he is ill as illustrated in the second picture Mr Winterqreen a rich friend of Gramps lends Mr Whitaker the money In the third picture Mr Winterqreen is dictating the ter's marriage, he releases the bearer of the telegram, In the last picture Mr, Whitalcer is asking the messenger, 4'VVell, what do you want? Now everyone is happy: even Tom and Mary. Clarence has a movie star sister. She becomes Toms date and Mary' is so excited that she doesnt mind going with Clarence. A er All Its Spring is 1 three att comedy concerning a typical American household Mr VVhitaker an ardtnt fisher man is unablt to enter the annual hshing contest against Mr Dans his riyal because he licks tht 550 entrxnce fee Ht gets no ympithy from Mrs VX hitiker xxho is bus ily rnarriiqinq her furniture M iry VVh t iktr vt ints her brother Tom to her a ditt for the militiryf bill In L o picture h is siyi g Mothtr ma e hui qet me 1 ditt Tom finally gets her 1 date with Clartuct his sid sack best friend terms of the loan In the meantime Mary the older dauqhter has fallen in loye vxith Bob Divis Bob is the son of Mr Whitaker s fishing rival: so he refuses to let them marry. Gramps and Mr. Wintergreen intercept 'i telegram informing Mr, Whitaker that h' has won the contest, They lock the messene ger in a closet. After Mr. Wintergreen has forced Mr. VVhitaker to agree to his daugh- -die W-my B 0000 'UPI HUNIUIKI N 1 rll nr ilnl lllll ixulrn N1 ll ll I 4 4m lt xx n nl! 1 4 1 Nll 1 il n n 1 X mn n X D 1 1 OI! ' 1 4 N ll I 1 li l 14 x il PI Q I 4 x ll X mi Il i I x LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club consists of 86 girls under the supervision of Miss Martin. Because of the large enrollment the larqest since the organiza- tion of the club the number of working hours for each girl has been reduced to one hour every three weeks. The duties of the members consist of stamping books for withdrawals typ- ing library cards puttinq returned books on the shelves in their proper places, and assisting other pupils in finding reference material and interesting books for leisure time readinq. The senior members of the club visited the Outerhout Library in Wilkes-Barre on April 7. After being taken on a tour of the library, the girls were given a talk on the duties of a lib- rarian by Miss Gordon who is in charqe of the hiqh-school age department. ir 4 u ll Ir in I IN N Illl XII .v ap f Q,,3 'hu .... vig' lx! n ll ll 4 ll xl 1 4--v-. ,df LEGEND STAFF Yearbook xxork was entlrely on a volunteer basrs After the staff as a whole had decxded what new features to add to the tradltxonal ones the qroup vxas drvxded 1nto three sectrons llterary busmess and typmq The llterary edltor and her qroup had the laborlous task of preparmq the Copy for the entlre yearbook An able Crevx of salesmen took Care of the financxal problems by selllnq adver t1s1nq space to busxness men and yearbooks to students and frrends The typrsts sacrrhced thelr study perlods to type the copy Althouqh the yearbook lnvolved more work than many had antrcxpated no one reqretted the trme spent on the Leqend The staff w1shes to express xts speclal appre Clatxon to Mrss Shantz the adxlser for her qencrous qlfts of trme and counsel 47 1 K rrllllo I I' li Suuiid Rim XlllIl r tv Nm 1 xi li n ln 1 Uh x is n NEWSPAPER CLUB The New spaper Club with MISS Whlteniqht as adviser IS responsible for School T1mes the school newspaper This paper IS 1SSU6d hye times durmq the school year and is sold only by subscr1pt1on The staff IS dixlded lnto five departments each havinq 1ts oxxn edltor and several reporters who wxrlte and ed1t the nevxs qossxp and special features xx hxch make up each edition FIVE members of the club represented School Times at the press conference held at Wilkes College vrhere problems relatmq to publication of school newspapers were dlscussed The Reporters Club an orqanlzatlon under the dlI'6Cf1OI'l of Mlss Wxlhams supphes the artlcles found in the iunior hlqh section of the newspaper Membership 1n this club and 1n the Newspaper Club qives the younq iournalists an outlet for creative expresslon and furmshes the student body with up to date lnformation on school activities both academlc and social 4 ill 1 1 1 liln , A g W 3 , ,L . A N 4 2 - C , 'X A . Q- ' J 4 .D C ,Sufi . 1 I o E ,L ' , J 3 First lim: linsp Ihltvliku, Jlltll' 421-1-gory, Ln Q' - Nlurtill. Nlzviun il inll,-Q Ugqrulyn Lloiul, NYJ. ln- Ku-fins, llivhzlrnl XYnlt'., Hairy lpn lim-in NI:lx'::lI'o-t Ilutntun-ski lI'I4liInl'r. 5l3lI'lIl I'e-4-4:11-lli. .' '- 2 Miss Y' ' -night. Flux Int X '1 If-. Syl xl lhlilw. l' run-ni Klaus! -rs. Ilzxllvli Linz. li--mn-iii Winans. .Im It llllSS -ll. .Xniln Fuinl lini. liar,-l I-Tlliutt, lilurin ling!-lmrt. llewiimliiw itz. 'l'hii'4l Ibm: l'lurimA Ilurtn-i', Hlaiiiu- llrzivs-. 114-xo-riy .lulxnson. .Io-nu lhmvrxs.-eki. I':llI'i4-in lil-lla-s, lml-,re-s Iiiljlui. I'+-:ey Lou Wai-mil. .lzuw Gus tgirl l': ltkv, In-unai L11 ln. .lr-:ln Lloyd. Y . . . . v . , . . . . ' Al , 1 1- L . A - v 1 A. ,' x. . . 1 Y . 1 . . T , Y Y . r , V ' L . S , . . . L. . Y . . I Y . 1 . t . A , . . . . Y. - - . . i , f I ! ' Ill-II'0Il'I'ICllS K'l.l'ii I-'irst lion: llvlly .ilnlri-ns. IH-nu 'llvilizlssiiui K - 3- Klum ,Xi 'l'T'llli1lli. .Kiln-rtn Sl -pnnski. .Xlll ' NYvl'I7T, ' Si---mul Ilmx: lin! -1-n Fiviiii, l1wi':n- fillll :li-k 4I'i'i-sith-intl. .luzllmzi XYu.i4fi1-1-limiivz. l'I:ul Ui-Q-wi, I IIN llll X I I I url 1 mir Nm the! JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB Every Thursday mornlnq a qroup of twenty one q1rls meet 1n Room 102 and busy themselves wlth drawlnq cuttmq and pastmq It IS he unlor Red Cross Club worklnq on a charltable project Under the sponsorsh1p of MISS Smeth ers the qnrls made amonq other thmqs favors m the shape of Santa Clauses and Snowmen for Chrxstmas and nut cups resemblmq tlny Easter baskets for Easter They packed boxes con tammq soap toothpaste and other necessltxes d a few toys for d1str1but1on to the needy IH Europe They also conducted tvno drlves ln November there was a dr1ve amonq the students for membershlp mto the umor Red Cross and 1n March the q1rls canvassed the tovxn for membershlp mto the reqular Red Cross The club IS manaqed by officers elected at the end of each year to serve the followmq year They work 1n close cooperat1on w1th MISS Smethers to plan and accomphsh useful pro yects The club closed another successful year vuth a plcnlc G vi--6 the lll 4 ll 1 ,ol nth tru 1 4 uxx I +1 114 lm 1 1 nn I lllf F x xr 1 u :nrt u x I rx ml 4 n fx mm mu l n null nxx lln x 4 1 4 I0 l 4 N II 1 e xulm els nm- n v 1- ml' x mml mx sx not ul:-x Lxl X :len XX oml Inwt Xmlrx xxs Hun-l lhomp on SU SHS D The Shlckshlnny Hlqh School Band under the d1rect1on of Mr Gentxle has become well knovxn wxthm a rad1us of many rrnles for tts part1c1pat1on tn numerous parades The school act1v1t1es 1n whlch the band appear ed mclude playlnq at football qames at assemb l1es and at the senlor class plays The band IS not only an asset to the school but lt IS provmg to be an asset to the commumtv also It provlded several outdoor concerts for the enter tamment of the muslc lovers of the commun1ty and for the beneflt of some orqamzatlons such as the V F W and the Volunteer Flremen On Chrlst mas Eve the band members went carolmq throuqh the streets of the town On another OCCBQIOH the band paraded to accompany Doyle Sutlxff s exh1b1t of the 1922 model of the Chevrolet and the latest 1949 model of the same car Thls year s mdoor concert conslsted of an enter tamlnq and varled proqram Among the selectxons played were several dlfflcult overtures a comedy tune and one w1th Latm Amerlcan rhythm A medlev of football tunes produced the backqround for a peppy tw1rl1nq dr1ll whlch featured a qroup of twelve expert twlrlers Accordmq to custom all sen1or members of the band were awarded servlce letters at the concert First Iluxx: lh-tty lmuliislnll:lll:lu.S:11 I--I l 'l4'l'illIl. .Ialnv Mill-r, Xu px S1-wtl. .Inst-ph W'snvski, ltulwrl lmltl, l':u'l Hurxx-y. I 's Ilnl..-rl, luf' Mivlmn-l. .Innv Hu' 'sun. .Inj lil'llllll'. lhnmlcl 'l'nxl'n'. W.lli:xm lin-'tlvlin--, Sm--mul IC 'Z Mr, livltil . Aul'-3' Nlll4'4'l, An Nlixilwslxi, .lzun-s I'ri1-x-, lilxxxnnl llurl wun, Hilton Svvtl, l.--wuzlral l iur:mi. Xa: -5 .loin-s. .Kun Nut' . 1'l-allwl' Iltl'-ll nrt. Ili-l: I NVH1-. lm'inl lim-s. llzlrj Nl:-l'lul'u I.ilIi:m l'1-lruski, 'l'll' llvw: .lllllv Ihln-rts. .ll - Kish! uh. l,'lml'o- Ilivrly. I'lll'xxm'l Nlalslvrs. lVil inm Williams. ll'-l.x-ri Xlllll'I'. lilluvlxn- llusmls. llvlnnis lnve-l'lx'. .Xlln-rl Switllx-rs, lluln-rt llzlrlx-r, Iluln-rl Iimlswlu. Lluxsl Xl:-lt-:llI', lil.-llnru' l14 l. Pm ' Il ll : Mall -x' Krupil-wni-ki. I,ullu-r liiltn-lnlmlls--, Ilivlmrwl X1-slv-r, .Xntlumy xllliil. Hi-lnln-l 1':lxx-rlx. l.l1--xml lllmln-r. Xl'illi:lm I-Illinue-r, lfvlu-rt Xli'l1l-I. I'ntrirk llllllll!lll'l', Ulnlrln-s lizxvr. l.zllnnim- llullumln, 1,1-mm:-xl limi. SI1 'lmlmn Iirxim' Halls- llrngurx, I u l Q 1 u - , . I . . . . . VL . . . , , . . -fl B 1 I. . . K L .V , r . . . , . 'IWV ll,l'lliS - I-'irst llmx: Mau l' .lnnv .I s. liwllu'--s llujnu. xlilwllll lrillll-A. 5Illr'+Al I5 llns, Ill :Al Ibm-ltlvr, Ja-' It ': Pntsj 'l'l uns, Sh ,' : izlr, liluriu lin-nap, .larry 1 1 ' s. ,z . -':, g s . F1 1 1 11111 111 1 11 111111 :F1 ll 1 x1111111 1111 1 11 111111 111 1111 1 111 1 1 1 1 11111 11111 1 X r 111 1r11 1 111 111 1 rr1 X11 116 11-1 P 11 11111 111r1 11 11 1 N 111 1111r11 1111 1111rI11 111111 1 11 1 11111 1111111s 1 11-11 N111 111 1 11 31111 11111 1 111111-1111111111 HHHOR The un1or Band cons1sts of promnsmq younq muslcxans who are below the tenth qrade Th1s organ1zat1on provlde the means of Hllmq vacan cxes 1n the Senlor Band caused by qraduauon The students are qlven prlvate lessons by Mr Gentlle They are rehearsed m sectlons at req ular weekly classes and then the qroup as a whole rehearses at noon or after school hours umor Band members have already been ad 111111 1 Ill 1 1 1 1r 1 11111 11 11r11 11 1 1 111 1 111 N11 ll I 411 1 11 1 N111 1 1 1 1111111111 1 11111 11 1111 111 1 11 1 1 111' 11 N 1111 111111 111 X 1 1111111 1 BAND vanced to the Semor Band and paruclpated 1n both orqamzauons The Iumor Band took part 1n the annual sprmg concert They were atnred 1n dark trousers or skxrts 11h1te shlrts and black bow tnes The1r selecnons mcluded snappy marches and a few slower tunes They also had some specnalty numbers and a tw1rl1nq drlll sk1llfully executed by the un1or Tw1rlers 1-'i s Il11': 1111111-1' 1. 1, .l11s1-1111 Wis111-ski, 11Rll'j' S1 tt. 1.l1I111l1' Titus, -llly 1'1' 1111-. 1115 I1 111 '1-1: 1111 11111 'l'11.'l111', .1111111-s 1'11111121'1'. .'1-- 11': 111111-rt 1111111. l':1rl Har'-X. 1111.1 111 S' tt, SI1 111' S1 ll-111, XVil: '11 111-itl li11'. 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I111s11 l111l'z1-k, I1z11'11111'11 11111. '- 1.111 '1'111111111s. 1'111'11is XYis111-ski. 111 ' 111' I11111e1111. ll111'11I11y 1'11111ll, .1l111y ,1-1'- - 111111. 111 ' 11 '1'1'1111:l1, S11111lr:1 .11111111-11s. 1 11111'Il1 111111: S:11l.' l'111'11' 1111. N11111' 11:11'11-1'. .1:1111-1 111-11111113 R1:1'I1-111- 111111 1'1-1. .1111-111111 1111111-r, SI' l-j .'1 -- 11 wr. 111 'illlll' .11-l'11 1, 111111- 31111-uski. li1:111s 1'1111'111:111. rt 1 1 1 11 1 N111o rn 1111rt 1111- 11 1 111111 11 1 1 11r11 1111 111 1 11111 11 1111 1 1 11 1 ORCHESTRA The Orchestra conslsts of a few select mem bers from each of the sectlons of the band Th1s group concentrates on slow class1cal numbers su1table for danc1nq or backqround muslc At the Chrxstmas party held 1n the qymnasmm the orchestra furmshed the musxc for danc1nq and entertamment They played amonq other se lect1ons the ever popular Wh1te Chmstmas and the current h1t Slow Boat to Chlna The orchestra also prov1ded appropnate muslc for Commencement BAND TOWN Band Town IS the orqanlzed governmq body of the Semor Band It COHSISIS of OEICEIS bear mg the txtles of regular Clty off1c1als who are nommated rn an open meetmq and elected by secret ballot These OEICCTS have VBFIOUS dut1es such as p1ann1nq the annual m111tary ball orq amzmg commlttees prmtmq and d1str1but1nq t1ckets and try1nq and pun1sh1nq vxolators of band rules As a cllmax to band act1v1t1es the off1cers planned an outmg at Harvey s Lake for band members XXI110 Nlfllll 111111111 111 111 111111 r 111 1111 Nut HT 1111111 11 11 X 1111 1 N 11111111 :nlvs liner 1 1 11- N111h1111-1 1 111 11111 11110111-IS'l'1i.X 1-'i s 11111: M11-11111 11r'11l1-. 51:1 1.1111 l1111'11, 1,1-11111111 I-'i111':111i. .'1-11 ll 1-I 'i111-. 111- Mi-1:1 l. 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E12'1'1l1' 1s s, r I I lv Il IITI on ronu ll ullm All r lll ll llll rl ne I 4 nnrd lv ln 41 1 ll 1 rl-ll rle nu Iul Rohr xwnlul Roll :rl Inu Illlll le 1 of nl ll I l or ll l fllfl IIIIQ hnlmsko Nlr NIA IHIXYII 4 lull Ilukwrts I Iurial Ilenm 'Shu Shlplllllll Il'1l Ibm II rrllt lragls WIPIIIIOI' Dnwlllmrt I x Q- I llll r aux I lllllll X u l 9 I m vu lp xl ll NIIIIITT tern lu Ilml on I ll alnor IHIIIIIIHINII 7 l0l'l'lI1llP NICQIIUXSII l'0llrtIl Iilm Nlflrlun Brldll Sllll IlX Lalhlr XIIITX XIPNII IPIIIIIQ-' Alla ll ll llllolln Ifclxu I H nl I-Ilmtt Imllvre Ialllltll Ialtu Th4llllIl3 Ruth 'lllhh I-Iulnor lhllh Ivlullle-tte l'lrr1lls GIRLS CHOIR Monday mormnq melodles lssue from the audltorlum and hll the corrldors and adjolnmq classrooms wlth sweet muslc It IS the Glrls Cholr bemg reheased by MISS Shlpman lts dl rector The orqanlzatlon conslsts of forty one qlrls from the n1nth to the twelfth qrades who possess qood VOICES and an mterest ln muslc The glrls slnq seml classlcal muslc mcludlnq such favorltes as Nocturne and Chlnese Lul aby The cholr has two sextettes They were feat ured ln numbers wlth the cholr as well as sever al of thelr own They also sanq at some affalrs outslde of school The cholr made two publlc appearances the annual sprmq concert and the commencement program Thls year the concert was presented IH two parts The reqular cholr concert was preceded by a cantata entltled The Awakenlnq of Sprlng qlven by puplls of the flrst nlne grades At the concert the senlor members of the cholr recelved awards Nl- X I I- I N lrst Row llrloll Iirlllll Jlllle-I Xllllrlxx wll Rum l'lrsl Roll Hllrrllt Irllgll Jalm- IIIIITIHUII Lorralllle NIIINIII qlvillllll Roll ll lublvs H lvl IIUIIIIIHUII Illlll 44 Neurllli Ram l'lQllll0l' Ihuenport lhristllll kohosku vtiflillllll XIIIHINVX I. 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' ...A A AA: ki r K Pm Inu sf mu xru 4 4 1 I N nr lellu Jnmnnn IllZ8lIPfll Llmrmuqar ky N :und in xx lnrlm A IUYIIHII mu 41 mm 11 will 1 n mls rl ll xn kru 1 xl Nuns Juan Bu-yn: Int x 'Hutt Ninas Shlpumn 1rd Row I4 ttw 0 lonmll Nano Jum-P it on-s n lien-x mlf euunn-In Q-rrm uurn 1 In 1, qlllflfj Butlzsk Clam tru su Junrma X5 054 iechouinz uurth Run nrlotu Iftllflth Wllllfftll un 1 n rw r n Q-1 n Tnur- I h Ntukn Nlnrxlxn Nllll nu 1- I w n rlnnw Alta Wertz 1 th Row w rlx Ntackhlur-Q Xfaurun Iiwkl x Nh Nlrx :nr I-rn bu x lr n N +- rl urn lm I-lf 'mor x Q npor N xtlx Run 1 vu-In un ward ug 1 nm Nl rx Xml Frvnl ar Im: 1uN1oR CHORUS The Iumor Hlqh School Chorus also under the cllrectlon of Mlss Shxpman IS composed of freshman qlrls Belnq rn th1s chorus prepares the gxrls to become members of the Semor Choxr whxch some of them already have done and helps Mlss Shlpman dlscover exceptlonal vonces for specxal trammg They smq 1n three parts Some of the composxtxons they have been vxorklnq on are A Summer Nxqht Swmq Song and Whxstle and Hoe 'F 5 LIBRARY CLUB Mlss Dooleys un1or Hlqh Llbrarv Club xs attemptmg to bulld a well equxpped llbrary to provrde for the students of the unxor Hlqh all materlal necessary for book reports and refer ence work To obtaln books they have mauqur ated a plan whereby each student on hls blrth day glves as many cents as he IS years old The present llbrary IS very much apprecxated and IS nn constant use Club members act as llbrarxans 1 mx r l mir nu r Ixm n R Nlmffer XIHFIUII Ihnehnmnwr I-lunlwth llurruvcorskx Nllx lkmllt sumnl Imu Imlora xre Inu t xltltlllf hlanlu Rllltlllll!llNt Beth Nuhs Jt-'AIIIIPKU PLTI'lllN Hilda Long, hlorm Dmnm Slurlu Irotnr Xb-vu! Bentrlcv IM-rin 1 4 n x Xru 1 1 1 1 Nl :rum x 4 4 1 DRAMATIC CLUB The Iunlor Hlqh School Dramatlc Club under the gurdance of Mrs Haefele IS an orq anlzatxon of talented students who are eaqer to learn more about actmq and other phases of plav productlon Irs purpose IS to dex elop 1n IYS members P0186 and self Confldence as xxell as ablllty to memor1ze Thrs club prepares and presents varled proqrams everv Frldwy mornmq mcludmq vocal and lnstrumental ITILIQIC QLIIZZQS and short plavs HI! Q AS OTHERS LIKE YOU As Others Lxke You COHSISIS of a qroup of boys and qxrls lnterestecl 1n learnmq more about personallty development and housekeeplnq skllls The xxeekly meetmqs haxe been planned bv the members xuth the a1d of Nlrs Shepherd to satlsfv therr current needs and xnterest I 1 home llke envlronment they have experlenced the enjovment of vxorkrnq toqether and haw Hcqulred some housekeepmq slulls as well as self confldence 1n1t1at1we and soctal P0180 Nllllll lelnullm Iullnl Ilulnu lxuitl XII: :Ill It 1:1 Inu: lxtlllnll Iwllx le lllnlmln Xltlm lmnul Nlnllnx lhlllnl 'Hur mlm lllll Inelml Xllllu lllllll 111 Ixn ll flmm llxlmnl Nutt Ntnmlm XII Nlnllnnl Kun: Nlnnl ku Iutlu Ntulu tufml lxn lwlu mi Illnlnl Xlmu Inuul-I Ilmlvlu llurul lxl lllllll Il lhurx Nt: lla ll XXlll1llu1lu I I I It Nllltfll nu ll 1hul He lhllll h XlllllX1lllXI , ,, . . W , . Mwmw.-wa-1 First lm: lh-tl: llml.-rivk. .lust-ph l'n-4-on-Ili. 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Nl: lI'PI .z' 'ke-1'. i 'XIQIVKI I 1 1 11 illl BIG AND LITTLE SISTERS Bxq and Llttle Sxsters mcludes all the qlrls of the seventh and exqhth qrades The seventh qrade qlrl entermq unlor Hlqh School IS em barlxmq upon a new and more adult phase of her educatxon She IS eaqer to make fr1ends be accepted by the qroup and become a vxorthy school member yet hesltant of how to qo about lt The exqhth qrade q1rls have eaqerly qu1ded the1r adopted s1sters through th1s new and 1n terestmq experlment fix 1 1 rl l I ll 1 nn Q N ll I 1ln I NATURE STUDY CLUB Organnzed for the purpose of learn1nq more about wlld llfe the Nature Study Club IS made up of students who are xnterested 1n ammals the1r habits and the1r haunts Wnth Mrs Met calf s asslstance mterestmq data were collected concermnq the anlmals natlve IH nearby forests Speclmen of snakes turtles and fish were brought m by the club members for observatxon A l1ve opossum furnlshed amusement as well as materxal for study ? ' I I I I xx llm Ilull n lhnllrl 411111 l1lnllXXh1t ll X11 lull X hlux N111 Illll Xlnlllxn I 1 In II Ill: lulul lun: llnll sunml lam Xlrs Xlelrxllt Ihnn lumlnlllxul Ilulllnll Iutlu l I ul--1 Xluhnl llmlmn llmmlwl lun llllos Ilmk Iunll lumsau Iinlnll lrxunx Itulull llllmlumqr l'h1Illp lhlul Ilmx ltnlnxt Ill 11 4IsnxIll1I Xlnxm I ul I7-fnnlnl Nltllllll Imus In lshut Il1nI1unINllI1Itouskn thu Xb-Lnr lull lies. male 4: mx Illllnum Hu In lmnnlwl Hnllnx Hmm lluk llnslpnu X If XX llllltll Ilurx Xfoflurc Izum-s -,Q 1 KS X X lx Ntnlullll I STUDENT COUNCIL sAPl I X I' XTRUI l- lrst ltou Hurnld gllllfft r Inv hregnrx Ri: hard XX nlfe Nuund Row lvnnarri I' nm zm Tunlw- Hugh: r- OIQHHIZIDQ a workmq Student Council mark ed another step ln the forvxard strlde of Shlck shmny l'l1qh School The councll body cons1sts of one representatlxe from each homeroom elected by popular vote Meetmq on alternate Wednesdays wxth Mr Mlller as aduser the group cons1ders student problems and dlscusses vxavs and means of 1mprov1nq the students day The Student Councll spent a very busy first year lt planned the Chmstmas party To de fray the expenses mcurred, It sponsored a mus xcal talent show and a movle The members took care of the Salvatlon Army annual Chrlst mas collectlon by d1strxbut1ng envelopes to the student body The group dzscussed the lunxor Semor Receptlon and helped to solve some of the problems mvolved It was also mstrumental ln mstallmg a Coke machme 1n the school Another of 1ts actlvxtxes was the scholarshlp of a clean up campalgn :Q ' ,i ' Lied I' , 'I .. 'Q . I ' V. K XLS, . vii! U I 1 ' N Alf' f' 4 . l'l'l rm' 4' bI'.'t'll. kv 14, 5 N ' ' ' K' ,Qi K V S Sitting: l-Itlu-l llrau-I-, lint 'l'ulnlns. - I' ' W it X ' XIV. Nlillvr. Xlzlry ll:-lwn XVUMIS. UNL - 4 U ' I.:llmin:g. ' c' .' ' gg: Iialnit-llf1'y, NVill':lm'l'hn- H ' - V 'sr Inns 4I'l'+1si1lI'lutr. llill Nwrlnallu. Min-lx' I3 'Q .'-I ll:IYl'l'lj'. ' K 5 ,Xl svllli t'Il:H'll'- l'u1n'. N t T8 'A r 5 ti , xy' V gc 1 5 ' ' 4 ,' ts 2 r T9 If ' f .fa ' 'F , 14 W .5 fa, . Y . . - - . t 7. Y . , , fmffffffffffffff Z 2 Z X 5 C A sf WYWWWXXXX A .ff p v! XX 3747 Ill! , 4 43 K' Q94 8 K LS S 4 . 4 Q my X X X xXXXXXXX N N E sw Q R N N X 1 E ATI-I 2 S 1. S E X X W X W W ff N X -nlQ,. E NXXX ' JL 1 Y' f Q . s 59 Sh ckshmny Sh clmhlnny ShlCkSh1f1I'1y Sh1cksh1nny ShlCkShll'lI1y Shxck hmny Shmkshlnny Sh ckfshmny Sh ckshlnnv Shxckshmny Shxckkhlnnv Sh1CkSh1I'l'lY Shickshinny Shickshinny Shickshinnv Shidishinny Shickshirmy Shickshinny K VARSITY BASKETBALL Fzrst Half Second Hal EA Izlbztzon Edvx ardsv11le West Plttston Forty Fort Larksvxlle Exeter Wyommnq Pnrston Plams Lu erne Games Benton Sm overx 1lle M1ffl1nx'1l1e Nliffhnville Newport Nanticok- Sw oyerville Alumni Benton Sh1CkShlHI1y Sh1CkShlI'lfly Shlckshlnny Sh1CkSh1I1I'1y Shxckshmny Shlckqhmny Shxckshmny Shxckshmnv Shlckshmnv Edwardsvllle West Pxttston Forty Fort Larksvllle Exeter VV ommq Pxttston Plams Luzerne Bloom bzzrq Tournament bh1ckQh1nnv 67 S W1l11amSpOff Shlckshlnnv D8 Rock Glen Shmkshmny-26 Svvoyervllle T1-112 SEASONS RECGRD Shickshinny opened its basketball season vtith nine exhibition games of which it won six and lost three. In these games S.H.S. averaged 48 points per game to the opponents 36. Of the Valley League games Shickshinny won seven and lost tvxo in each half of the league schedule. With fourteen wins and four losses, the home team finished in a tie for sec- ond place vtith Exeter. At the close of the basketball season Shick- shinny participated in the Annu1l Invitational High School Basketball Tournament at Bloonis- burg State Teachers College. By winning txxo out of the three games played Shickshinny re- Shickshinny High School was proud to hue tvxo of its players chosen for honors. George Ulichney vms selected guard on the All-Schoh astic Team of Wyoming Valley and both Ul- ichney and David Bennett won places on the All-Star Team of the Valley League. Each ranked among the First eight players to score the most points in the Valley League. In a league competition, the S.H.S. basketball team scored a total of 947 points to their op- ponents' 848. The team tried 360 fouls and made 192, an average of 5354. Arthur Czarn- omski was highest in foul shots with an average of 639. Three players Ulichney Bennett, and Miller-scored above the 200 mark. Ulich- ney vtas highest with a total of 268 points. The follovxing is the record of the individual players in the league games: PTS J Ulichney ....,..... Miller ....,....... Gregory .......... Czarnomski ........ Mazonkey ......... Handzelek ........, Bloshinski ......... Bennett ........,.. Ellinger ........... F FT FM '1 . , ' 268 105 64 60 ceived a plague for second place honors. Bennett ....,...... 211 49 19 38 f . f 206 77 36 -16 Y 1 130 63 33 52 '. 70 38 24 63 ' . 12 f 13 . 1 7 1 2 1 2 61 SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS CLAYTON GREGORY 1 ANTHONY MILLER fm. DAVID BENNE GEORGE ULIGHNEY 52 TT ARTHUR CZARNOMSKI EDWARD MAZONKEY A ll rl: X r en mln 1 4 mx 1 Xlphnn ll Nlunut. I :rat 4m an 4 4 x x Imtr Janne lr I' If 4 l V and Freshman Basketball The yunlor varslty and freshman teams com bxned their talents and hung up a very xmpres slve record of twenty seven vlctorles and three defeats Thelr only loss ln exhxbxtxon qames was suffered at Nantlcoke The boys racked up the amazlnq total of 955 po1nts to thelr oppon ents 716 acob Handzelek and Gene Bennett I Ill-SHNIXN li XNlxI lliXll um Fl I P 4 tr R14 lmrf x X 4 r featured m the scormq for thexr team The jumor varslty possesses hexqht speed and scoring ablllty Althouqh the varslty wlll lose the first s1x men throuqh qraduatlon the future for basketball at S H S looks brlqht wxth fine materlal commq up from the ranks of the junlor varslty and freshman team .ll'Xllll'. Y.XllSl'llY First It lx 1 l'l,'4l4- E , s Bu-, lluW:1in4- 'I'njl4u. 4J4'n4- ls-, nvlt, lmnlunr4l llluslninski. 124-UA l.Illl '12, Sl-4 ml Ibm. Xl, XY: un, .ln44ul. Hn '.-I4-lt, YV:l14'r l.4-mis. l.:lur4-11 -4- Rv ily. Will':lln lilliuus-r, . s4- Yn nillmski. IP4-lln-rt Pulp I. wrt. I l . . - -V . . A . A ' K , v v - ' K ' A 1 4 l , . . . K 1 - 1 v I . . . .t i -rx ' ' Il 'Z .l In-s limll. Hnlwxltl L H4-t'lnr4-. 454-4lr:4- Znl I-lt, Ill-Y-4-rl ' - Hn mam. li4lIl4-rt hllllllllillllll. S4--4m4l l'lu': Mr. Walreu. V l K E lin 'll. XVilli:ml ll:lz4rnlu-y, .lnmvs Ilan: ' .. 4-luluulm, ll4-:mls l41lU'l'l.'. .lullln Vinh-r ' str-in. lil-llalrxl XV4vlf4f cllnmzzo- r. 1 4 it A Ieonard Bloslunskl -M th nn Nurnze lmud Bennett I-dnuu 1 I lltr tlmrle 1gggy9m ' r rx l dore Hut lk L n r non lx rt rl rr 1 Nhehael 1 r r I l-tl ll ll Hlll 1 Vxllmm kmdx t tl ll N ur H t r kl I se I urge lx ler I-11 x trtl NIM n 1 ng r l-ug,ene Nlxrtut lm OTBALL 1948 team The Shlckshmny lndxans opened their football season by playmg the Newport and suffermg a 26 6 defeat The follovunq Saturday the Edwardsv1lle Eagles mvaded the Shnckshmny fleld and walk For the next qame a vlctory hunqry Shxck shmny team traveled to Wyommq and pushed thexr opponents all over the fleld Twlce stopped WE. Coaches Mr Wargo Mr Cooney 64 on the goal lme the lndlans lost a heart breaker to the tune of 7 6 The Shxckshmny football machlne then play ed a Plttston Townshlp team The teams were well matched and at the half the score was tled Shlckshmny extended Plttston s wmnmq streak as the hard luck Indlans aqam bowed 13 6 Wxth half of the season over and stlll not a grld wm Coach Warqo revamped the lmeup and put together a smooth offense and defense that battered a favored Dupont team by the score of 20 O Wnth thelr hrst wm under the1r belts the Blue and Whlte played a h1qhly favored Wllkes Barre TOWDShlp squad and dnsplayed an attack 1n the alr and on the qround that worked llke well onled machlnery Coach War go halted the massacre at a 31 12 score Next Shxckshmny traveled to meet nts arch r1val Forty Fort Holdmq a l2 0 lead at half tlme Forty Fort confldently klcked off to determlned lndlan trlbe The Blue and Whlte hopelessly outplayed Forty Fort and reeled off twent one hrst downs to thelr four but first downs do not w1n a game as the class1c ended 12 6 rn favor of Forty Fort The last football opponent of the year was Kmgston Townshxp After a scoreless first half dommated by a lot of hard lme play the lndlans rolled up two qulck scores to sew up the qame 12 6 The Indxans closed the season wxth a record of five losses and three wms .A V L, ft -,L , V ' ,sn . b v ,, Q I sa ' ,,,,,f-. . .'- ' l i st Row: Lnr -' llonlmm. Frnllk llnsilko, Tllr-vu ' n'l'nsk', l ' ' V' -3. L4-0 Ma ll. . du s-.l 1-11, Ch S v YllSZl'ZI'lllS . .0 pl Xfnlitnris. Huw s- Klimovir-h. Sen-mul Row: IN-llw t Pulp. .lolm lilnshiuski, Ch- 1 t 'uh so-k, lie- 'vss . I Vx . '.u key, f'lnyt41n I - 0 y, I ' . l 'l', I' 0 Nm-innmnnu, Ulytle- Hoyt-r. 'l'hi1 Row: Fl woml Mastvrs. lie-html Uulvn-r, . 'zu' ly, A . ' . , . l 1 j I . . I xt in 1 . ' s me-, H4-ne I1 1 ett, Il NV ' e- Tuylur. rf ' l l . . ' . . . - y ' ed Off with a Welpeamed 2Q,0 Victory. at I6-6. ' A bad break Ill thevlastg quarter for . , I , t , Y' -5 ' I Aim . tre s . . if '- '-,-:,:.:: . t . .K ' 'I Mk P, - , ,i -h 1 t X . . . . X ' . . . . v . , , DAVID BENNETT EDMUND KOLLAR sl- THEODORE YAMILKOSKI EDWARD MAZONKEY DE MARCO W. .wx -A Cheerleaders Yu-lvuluiwl ,Kiln gk, Hairy Imll Ish Hum-I Iilliuil, lilvzlllol' Ilan-In. lmnthx 'l'rmln:1k A Brgfzf future CB Amerlcan Legmn J sse Thomas Po t 495 ' f Q O e s Compliments of EDGAR G. SCOTT FURNITURE STORE Shickslminny, Pa. MERTINI THRCDWING CGMPANY L OMPLIMENTS OI C mpliments of Gearhart's Jewelry Store FIRST NATIONAL BANK Sh kh C mpliment. Of ic s inny Pa SALES SERVICE EsT.Hus1,1sHED 1914 SMITH'S GARAGE 6R3 F. E. SMITH 6R4 14 S Niam Street bhlk.kShlI1I1Y Penna RUSS and BRUW Hardware Wmdow Glass R X D p ndabl Sour of Su mflw Pamts Varmshes Olls Seeds and Farm Supphes anges Heaters SHIL KSHINNX PHONE 6 71 . . . . . . ' x . . e 'S , , . 'y I D I 1 7 u,, 1 4. L L LL D . . . ... - .- . . - - . -. . Y - E X , 'J , Congratulations Shickshinny High School Basketball Team f QQ l fll Clark s Restaurant 10 North Nlaln Strut, Shukshmnx P1 SPEL IAI NIESSAC E FOR IOL LADIES 'N nt skirts 4 n 1 L h mr Q muh hixluq Y sur Dr ssts shrunk out of sh xpt l5AR'I S DRE CLI' ANI Rb h an mstxllcd 1 mu FLFXFQRM F L Dm s Qhlpmq Mltlllllt to rtstort your Dr ssl tr tht I' Dc, on ln xl mt isurumm us txtrx I c xutu o xtra Lost Call Bart Drx Cla nur TODAY' l V Eypert Tallorlnv fs! O jx K hand Us X our YN orn and Torn Carments XVe xull Repair and Return Them Lookxn Lxke New XVhen Nou send S0h1CIl1ll1b here to be dry gleaned, the result IS really some thmv ss orth lookin, forvs ard to Our more modern methods plus the ,reater care vse use aehleve results to satlsfw sou 100 per gent Bart's Cleaners and Dyers Dallw Drs Cleanmv QCFVICC Right At Your Door Step Lall 103 sl1lCkSlllIllly PLANT 81. MAIN OFFICE 43 W Unxon Street Shltkshlnny 72 I v Y . . X x - .Q Q . Y 1 . . I . V , . . - a , . , v v a t 1 A I . I , X K, 766, Su ' .' 5 ure lwing worn longer. lo 't ta lv Q Q 'th l, A ' f I 'Q : . 1 '. rf 1, ,A V . . , ,. , ' ' ' .N , 'Nl 2 1 4 'N ' :Q 2 ' ' -, 1 - 5 I x V A . ,IP , .yu I 4 - , .h . , Y ,S , ,i ' Q' ' . I w . . . , XXX' M 7 1' of L1 K q 4 '25 ' f s. 'Il 5 i SCYVIC' IS vuurs ' l- K X . gi-X, X Q. y f Y X 5 - 4 ut c. Q ' Q I 2 4 s I' Sz ' s , lf l ' Ls , ' -sl f' I . . ii L If ff I x O 'ff , . ,. f 4 L X , I Y 1 C. V. X , I . gl . 1 J . . 7 L ' 0 1, ' 1' ' ' . I as I . U I f -v -Q U . , . ' - K. 'S 1 V v ' . . . . - 1 1 , , r- K IW W 1 1 L xi Y 1 - . f. . 5 i . GUS EACH LLOYD BACH Bac:h's Market Fresh Bread Daily lll Susquehzmnu Ave., Shickshinny, Pa. Phone 14-R-5 Meate, Grocerzus, and Frozen Foods ECONOMY STORE vnu XRD SORBER PRANIX bfxxns IJUYLE UTLIFF Chevrolet The Bust m Cars, Trucke Parts and Serfmce SHICRSHINNX P-X BENTON P-X I3 . 1 J J 1 , . . f - xv - ,,f x A 5 Y V N W . . 1 2 . X . . J - ,N ,vv k A , L. , L. ALFRED D. BRONSON Funeral Director - Funeral Home SVVEET VALLEY, PA. -Xmmlun S14 Lux A :Qt t RUBERT W PULLGCK Gas 6? O11 Trres 6? Tubes Hunlo k Lrcek Pennx Phuu Sh1LkQh1nnx 9110113 'YA . I Cc fc' i' 4 lv' . ssl U1 o Q O C 1 I. .Y K . A - , X t I I X 0 ' f I awwrcffo- PA- E Nfakcrs of Clewell's Velvet Ice Cream Dairy Products Always Clean and Wholesome Screen Entertamment STRAND and TEMPLE THEATRES CENTRE THEATRE k h V BERWICK THEATRE COMPANY fb and 'k P' . Ph -54 Berwick, Pa. Shic s inn , Pa. First National Bank N1OCANAQL'A, PENNA. 'A' Start Life Right with Cl Savings Account 'k ARTHUR B BRUBST Vlce Presldent ITALIAN CLUB MOCANAQUA 76 ' 9 xIL'1lli74. I' Fcclcrul Dcpnsil IIISHTU7 Cuff. OF Cmnplimunt: of Luzerne County Gas and Electric Corporauon Echo Pr1nt1ng Company ll I s The Mollntaln Echo Phone. 1 7 R S111 kshmnx I nnl The Home of Botany Suits - Top-Coats Tha: Stow: of F.-XIHUUS BRANDS Racusin's Nhx k hmnx I LOMPLIMENTS MCDHHICIS Servlce Statlon 0 f 'c s ' j, ja. Q O 1 L A 3 OF Q Pnl l's lar: of X 2-- 2 f ' j, je 1. VV Wanted! ANTIQUES GI'NS S VVAR RELICS, BUREAITS CIPBOARDS, DISHES, LAMPS PICTURE FRAMES STAMPS For Sale! GUNS Q AMMUNITION Iohn Laldacker 'I E Lmon St XIIILICSIIIDIIX P1 Plulu I7R7 C nn 7ll1llL1lIH Whlte Star Bakery I3 us 0 Pure. RXL ind x7lLl1l1 1 ISFL ad Rolls Llkgs md P ISIFILS 78 COMPLIMENTS OF MOCANAQUA SPORTING CLUB Raymond C MIIIS Dnulus IL RS AND I-IIDFS 0 XX ut Butlu' Stun Slugkslunnx P PHONE Jn R16 Fur Nggk PICLCS X Spgualtx Q - . ' ,.,I ', 1. 4 I ' Jnf , Q ' Jun :W ' Y 0 Q .3 . Q ,. ulvt' f ,, , . ', a. l 'Lv ,'x 1 x' I . . . . '. ,x . I-' ., . .,. 1: Q rv - AP S , I Williams Bros. Sz Co. Distributors of XVILCO BRAND FOOD PRODUCTS Esmblislwd 1869 Always Ask Your lnqlcpcndcnt Croctr For WILCO BRAND Phone Shickshinny l6l-R-27, Garage If no answer Phone: Muhlcnlvurg 552, Rcsidcncc CLIFF SMITH GARAGE Gcncrul Auto 5? Truck Repair Nlodcrn XVrcCklng Local and Long Distance 24 Hour' Scrfvicc Xlvll Repair Anything NVtldxn Body Work md Puntln Ni un H1 hu ly Routt ll Hunlotk Lrttk Pgnn 1 Bttuten Slutkslunnv ind 'Nl xntitolu. Complimtnts of Sanitary Bakery DAINTY BREAD AND FAMOUS ROLLS Btru nk P 1 LONiPLINiENTb Huntington Garage 19 , 1 . ' Y ' ' U . U V . . nl 1 4 rv .' 'I ..v A 1 f., 4 ' ' VX hi x I , n. N . . .4 V N' x . V1 .L ' . X i . w w A L OF 0 o 1 . L A x x +'wr 1 , 4. Sciamanna's Economy Store A Cmnplctc FOOD MARKET O 9034 R 67 Nieman xqua MATUSEICS MARKET Quality MEATS cmd GROCERIES Txiocanaqua, Pa. NIRS RATHRX N 'MATL SEK Proprutor UIIIPIUTILTIIS Cavalllm Caporalettl Niogan lqua P Kerstetter Sllk Throwmg C0mP21I1V, nc A yi. 'A v A ,vxx - - .., A ' Z L' ' r .f of O O d 1 . O A' 2 ', 21. SO Stanley, Robert and Richard Altschuler Rea Sz Derick, Inc. Drug Stores of Sc1'1'icL Located in Shickshinny and throughout Central PCIIIISYIYZIIHZI Phone 1907 Uscar W11l13HlS Dentwt 43 NN Lmon Street Shnekslunny SARDAY NIODERIN BARBER SHOP umm mu rs HARRY HGOK L mnplmunts NfiOLlI1t211I1 Inn 79 XV Umon Yxect ghlk,k9h1I1I1X , OF Q' 5 ' ', Pu. ' ' ' Hof 81 Samuel J. Bannan, Jr. Ucnurul Irlsznunu' PHONE IGRB 24 EIISI Butler Struct Slmickshinnv, Pam, Cmnfrlinlcnls of PHYLLIS' BEAUTY SALON PHONE S9 KLINE S vim IL E STATION ,xl 'XUIOLU f as and C 910' R J sl1lLlxNh1I1IIX VAN RONK Florlst nuns U1 all numzmn llougr Story 'Ni llll 'Sl C rLu1'xousu 'Nlulx St PHON I: 14 J Jack E Davenport lfn lnsuranu From K L ompllmrnts n DODSON S Vanety Store Q . . , , , , L- , 5 . - , 1 N - ' . 1 . Age-O to Ag -'TO , . ., H . , L ' ' . - H' f ' I S V 1 x Compliments of Dr. Robert L. VVilliams tomm mrmrs REIDER S Restaurant LwUHlflliHlL'7llS of Dr. R. O. Koons Shop CORTRIGHT S wt to Sl 00 Store Un Thr Squaw Bu' ams All X t lr Around arney s Radlo Servlce X LUIP Prop mikes of rxfilos repfured Ph fp11 L 186 R 2 SO YN Umon St ShlL.kShlllHY Pa SAM VITI Shot Stort Shot Rtp llflllj, ll Yxtst LJIIIOII SIILCI Sh1LkShlI'lIlS P1 Sam Vltl s Show -ht Btttu Xvhw Not Try Us For Your Next P'ur F3 Q at ,. 1 . . a OF -i 5 , E 9 I X '41 25.1.2 7: . B ' ' . V. ' , , . f'-5 ' L V. . V, 1. All . 5 z-': .' A 'h- V RA -1 1 1- ' my. . Y V 1 v ,, , . - . .i X . ., . .,t . , . . . Compliments of I-Iont: SL Harrison MEATS and Guocklzlus Reed G15 Sers 1ce C0 You Refrx nrator Hot XX IILI' HL IILI' url cl us Suu uf Snug PHONE 101 L omplnnents f BERGSMAN Druv Store TLSLTZDUOII 5 PLLHIIINI 5I'11glxII1l111X P1 COMPLIM ENTS RUSSELUS Ice Cream Parlor C ONIPIIYHLTIIN REED APPLIANCE Stmu Refrl erators VS uhm Iruners Dinette Furnltur All Small Flutrual -Xppllmuu PHONE 164 Cmnpllmults LINDA S KIDDIE SHOPPE . . 1 Y C o Q ws, . S, CC' Y- l if L' L L 5 Q 'g-' -5 1-, ' 1 r ' C , . . V, . Q .Y IMI L' fr li' . ' I ,..'. ' .,. I .- ' I w - . ' f X fo of 9 S t 1 -9 P . ' 'j ' ', 1. S4 Cmnplimcnts nf FINK'S Watch Repairing and Jewelry Z4 XVcst Union St. Shickshinny, Pu. Cmnplimcnts of DR. KGWALSKI Dentist L omplungnts of JAMES J GARDELLA D L CNY Rzuluax Erprue PHONE 145 5hlt.kShlI1I'lS P 1 Rabert Manufacturing Company Sinn will4.hl'llL lrodmts CL7lL1lll AIKILIIVIIL V701 lc 40 Vkfest V1nL Stxc-ct ShlL,k5l'lllll'lY Pa L omplimgn ts JOE MAZZONI QUT RATE STORE C U1llf7llHlL7llS 0 A nthony K3l1HOSkl Insur mug Aga. nu Nfogan'1qu'1 F1 0 , . . I x..,,L . , 1 ,.. Y . ' ,v , - 17 l' ' l D ' - - ' 1 - . ' '. E . , L. L fx . . , . v . r ' f , . X . Q .4 . . ,, ,, . . .K D - L . , . 4 c, 1. Compliments of Lee Vincent BOGUCKPS Service Station Tires - Tubes K.-Xtlunlicj Accessmx Batteries - Lubricutirm Lee Road, Niocanaqua, Pa. LOTNIJIIIIILIIIN 1 REX S LUNCH ROOM Ni un St N10 IU xqua Gene Rego I IVE AWD DRFSSED POL 1TRX DRESS UP FIORANI S Clothmg Store MEIN S AWD BOXS LLOTHEN Mam Street Nioeanaqua P Phone 132 5hlLkShl'll7lN LUTTIPIIHILTIIS MARTIN Nioum aqui P 1 Phone Shztkslllrlvlx JS R 16 So N. e.- w P N ' , .0 7 7 . ,,. v., , , 1 S.. e X . N t , , a. ta .,.c11' - , . , . of , .. A , . nz ., 1. X .. . -, vx -ff ' 4. . Compliments of SIMON'S MOTOR SALES CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH Biocanaqua COMPLIMENTS OF DENOY'S Barber Shop L ompllmo. ntx Y HANDZELEK S Restaurant KUBASKO RADIO ELECTRIC AND REFRIL ERAToR SERVICE Nioeaniquq Pcnni PHONF ISR 3 CHARNITSKI Economy Store Push 'Meats Grourue Fruits and Vegetablts WE DELIVER Blain Street Nloeanaqua Pa Phone Shlekshlnnx 98 MRS GEORGE CHARNITSKI Proprutor L OMPI IMETNTS WILCZYNSKI S BARBER SHOP 87 Kf y w ,. 7 e Y I I 4 e, 1. Y , . i-p- , 1 - -,', ' 9 Y Y ' .avi Y t . I . , N .. . . -I Compliments Aw? Avf Curwood Blasters KLANSEK diff: Gas and Oil Groceiy Store JACK HARRH Turkew Farm mloe' L Lek I 7 mu xilllllcllblll DORQTHY S BEAUTY SHOPPE ROONSVII I E PA Plke s Creek Diner Vx N1 DEREMER Umm L HIL KEN XX D BPL! DINXERS 1 ty lun me B 11' 3 Plke s L rulx to Smut X 1110 H1 lux xx L CJVPLINIEVT5 PETE HARMQIN , 9 H1 xi 'rn ', ull. R. I. 1 ' ' 44 v - Ph ' A , 'g ZT- . , . V - . A . A , ' , W Y. A L L . , , , : 4- 1 A' A , . Ol' A A! x Tas ' , cl 'S - z I'-QR v . ' xy' E x u ' E ' xx V' I ' D! , 99 Shaffer's Diner Hunlock Creek, Pa. R. D. l Pmp. MORRIS SI-IAFFER LA BARR'S ROAD STAND S GAS STATION Route 115 Sweet Valley, R. D. 1 tvsfxed Lustomers Ire our best lLlYLI'IISLHlLllt S me gumk rn ess mm Suthff s Furnlture Store BIQWKYIIIIII dflle P H XRDXX ARI1 VK ORK LI OTHES XX OI X LRINI SHOI S PRA'I'I 6. IAMISPRI PAIN IN BLOOMINGDALE General Store CUHIIJIUIILTIIS o S LOIHPIIIIIQIIIS STORE Complete Ilne 0 Cold Niuzts Cf? Canned Goode on Sweet Valley Ro md R D 1 I-Iunloek Creek P Glenn Bower 89 5:1 ' J f : I l- ' 'l - - . , ' . Lx le -u Q' my ' ' k O , O 'g. 2, 11. 1 . . x ' of , - Q X f A Y A , -P , 1 . ' z . . ' H, 11. C. W. KILLIAN General Store Grnccrius and Cold Meals Goldun Quality Icc Crcmn Koonsvillc, Penna. PHC DNE 371164 GUY KINDIG GENERAI- MERCHANDISE Hmm' Stun' Owned By HOME FULKS Niulxlenburg, Penna. Phone 606 MELVIN L SIIAONS Economy Store BIRD S FXF FROZEN foams Hunloek Lruk P mn Shlrlx hznnx 9011 R N James W Wagner CENERAI STORE Broadu .13 Corner Nluhlenbur Phone 13R'a Carl Draplewskx Smut Vallu P Dallas 594R14 FLOWERS HI WAY DINER HLlRlL3Lk Creek Pa Prop R-XLPH VVHITEbELL . . . , ff, a. ,, , I ,, . ,. , , . r . , .1. . . Jh . - - I '. .s - -- . . . 7 ,R N , H , . uv x y ,- E A x - - pw. BRITT'S STORE GROCERIES and COLD MEATS HARRINGTON'S ICE CREAM Sweet Valley, Pennu. Plume Dallas 9095127 Lompllmente of WOLFE S GROVE Fammer Nlodern SL Polkw D'1ne1n Everv b'lILlI'd'lW N1g,,ht Roller Sk :tm Exery Frldwy N1 ht Rural Supply Co. John Deere Quality FARM EQUIPMENT AND SERVICE Shickshinny R. D. 1 Phone Mlll1lChl7lIfjl 9-R-T16 Wlllard Benscoter BOTTI ED GAS or L OOKINC AND HFAT Phone M1ll'llL1ll7llTj., 601 RAYMOND MEYERS Dealer l7l TIMBER SAWED LUMBER Phone Iviuhlenbur 563 COMPLIMENTS LOREN MOSS ,i , 4 Y - , e ' ai r 4 'Ing f w . c 4' ' ' N , , , I 11.0 xl 1, , , I ' .cA'g I 1 n OF ,. E U-- H QI Frank De Boise lXlEATS and GRUCERIES Muhlcnlvurg, Pu. Benscoter Mill Roscoe Bcnscotcr FEED FARM SUPPLIES Hunlock Crock-lNiul1lcnburg I9-R-T Gregoi V s Racho Electrlc Show B CRM om Imp Guur ll Elutrn Rgpalrm YVL Larrx parts md xxpaxr for ill maku of r.1cl1o Nluhlgnbur Ppnux P O Hunloglxkrpnk P1 lx D GEORGE WESLEX c FvERxL STORE Bulldo mg Lustom Favm VK oak Phono. Storg D'1ll1 994 R lv SX get X dllnx P CHARLES H LONG Fu lm.. o lN1ode.rn Farm S. Sasxnull Fquxpmgnt Dlbtrxbutor for Mall Lh un Sams Fleld and Shop Sgruge Swat Yallu Ph Dallas 36 3 R 4 Pat s Electrlc Servme A R HLNISINGER Prop Eurgka lxglx 1n'1tor L nn ers1l Salu and Suuu. Applx uues XXIIYHI Rgfrl Lratlon Smut Valley P1 Phonl Dallas JIU R I7 0 , . SL - . . , ll f Q v '- f ' ' x , L - w .. . , H. .1 1 , , . . , . . 2 .' X X2 x' i' x'.'g 5' Y M .' ' k Lx YE I .4 5 . x'i 1 '-'. 'A'.. .- x U l , . I . . l B, .. ' N . . H, .. . .1 , e - . N . I-A A L Y, ' . . .L , , I 3 p 5' L 1 ' :L - - - . . . 'L '- . as - - 1-l-f . v ' -'ghf' .rx ' , 11. Evyx 1 v , .. 7 'W'-4 Q G9 VL