West Hazleton High School - Arcana Yearbook (West Hazleton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

The Arcana For Nineteen Sixty-Two DONNA M. YESENOFSKI .........., Editor-in-Chief L. JAMES RITZ ..,.....A., .,.., B usiness Manage? PAUL IOHN BAKER ....., ..... F aculty Advisor West Hazleton High School I West Hazleton, Pennsylvania The 1962 Arcana . .. Published by the Senior Class 0 9 .4 fv WEST HAZLETUN HIGH SCHOQL Wesf Hazleton, Pennsylvania 3 Eli at 5 is W mf Dedication MISS CAROLYN C. PRICE C 0 The class of 1962 respectfully dedicates this 1962 Arcana to Miss Carolyn Price. Miss Price has given her students through the years friendly advice, Worthwhile instruc- tion, and lasting frienship. , We, the class of 1962 trust that by dedi- cating our yearbook to Miss Price, we may express our regard for her and Wish her continued success in the field of education. Administration The class of 1962 is fortunate indeed in having as its administration three dedi- cated leaders and teachers who did much to promote qualities that will make for our success in life. Mr. Iulius Schneider, as our Supervising Principal, was instrumental in seeing that we, the Class of 1962, received skillful training and thoughtful guidance through the years. Mr. Francis X. Antonelli, our principal, gave us friendly council and helped us make vital decisions that will help us in later life. Mr. Leon Dixon, Assistant Principal, kept us under control and showed us the path whereby we may take our place as future citizens. Our teachers have given us of their best to prepare us as we travel life's pathway. MR. JULIUS SCHNEIDER Supervising Principal MR. FRANCIS X. ANTONELLI Principal MR. LEON DIXON Assistant Principal CLYDE ACKERMAN PAUL JOHN BAKER THOMAS BRILL ADA BROVVN MARIE CARLIN Science Commercial Science Commercial English K STELLA CONRAD PETER DETZ HELEN EDWARD ECKER GARY FOOSE Art Shop DOSQENBACH Chemistry Commercial 61'17lfl7l L I f FRANK RONALD GATSKI JAMES HORN ANNE JOHNSON ANN KAUFFMAN GALEAEHER Physical Education Biology Physical Education Chorus an ' 5 lyii Y lrrlli iii ilirl iil A V ' V , ' wlzpii, A gg V I . . 5. ' ,Z -' I iw ' -T i L gwwfcsr?-.:.'s, H: '-111354-'V??Q'L? 'lim' f llisfiwffw-53 flgffwifn K ff yr WJ, ,,W,a , : ,V gl -- ' iw? -is-V Q, ' f ?i ETTA M. KLEE BERNARD PETER KOZLOSKI MARGARET KRAFT GRACE KRAPF English KOSKULITZ Math Social Science English History 6 'Wi PATRICIA KRINCIE LEO H. KUBITSKY ALVIN LAPINSKI JULE LAWLO . ' ' ' we fg . f wmagi , gi, . , . 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SMITH WILLIAM NICK ZACK SCHNEIDER School Nurse SWINESBURG Driver Education History Agriculture 7 BOARD OF EDUCATION We, the members of the class of 1962, are justly proud of our Board of Education. Members of the West Hazleton .Ioint School District represent the communities of Conyngham, Sugar- loaf Township, West Hazleton and North Union Township, and those on the board represent leading citizens of those communities who give of their time and effort to see that we are provided with the best possible education. These men have proven to be more than just school directorsf' The students in their respective ,com- munities have known them personally and have on many occasions called on them for advice and council, which was cheerfully and capably given. To the Board of Education, we of the Class of 1962, assure you that your leadership, council and out- standing efforts in securing for us a well-rounded education, has been appreciated. - em'-' l THEODORE BEISHLINE FREDERICK DUTE RAYMOND CUYDISH DONALD HAYCOCK NEY HORN R. HENRY KRAMER WILLIAM KRAMER RUSSELL LABENBERG 8 ROBERT LASHOCK ALBERT HENRY MARTENS RICHARD I. MATTERN LAUNIKONIS CLARENCE MILLER ARTHUR PENTZ ELMER ROTH GUY SPIECE w r i L, W ,, KENNETH STABER HARRY STARK WILLIAM STARRETT WILLIAM THOMAS WALTER VERENDA WILLIAM WOLFE PATRICIAIEIZTERICK THERESGFERBINKO C r 61' 9 A DAY TO REMEMBER Scnior Day, November 17, 1961 11 WILLIAM ALLEN THOMAS I. ARENDASH NANCY E. BACHMAN 4 L AND REW I. BAIGES LARRY BASON THOMAS M. BECKLEY MARY LUCIA BEDNAR WILLIAM H. BERGER WILFORD BEVANS 12 JOHN L. BOGERT MARY P. BRESHOCK FRANCES A. BROWN RALPH P. BRUTOSKY ROBERT BROADT JAMES W. CAREY ROSEMARY J. CARR JOHN A. CERASARO 13 JAMES CHERASARO CAROLYN CHRISTMAN R V RUSSELL E. CROMAN ! IACQUELINE A. EISENHART 1 MARY M. CHUCOT ALBERT J. CROMAN JEAN MARIE DOHR JOHN c.i1ii5MAN ESTHER RUTH FAUST 14 LOUIS I. FLAIM . 5 K 1 A ROSEMARY A. FOGARTY PAUL GALLAGHER JAMES W- GANG MARILYN KAY GANC CAROL ANN GARRETT MARY ELLEN GEARY E NE R. GETZ DONALD GETZ IACQUELYN F. GEORGE DIA 15 ROY A. GILL DAVID GOMBER RONALD GORDISH W I CAROLE ANN GREEN BARBARA ANN GRGHOL RICHARD GROVICH JOSEPH GRUSETSKIE 16 MARYAN N L. GROHOL MARY ANN GULASH MARIE A. HARASCHAK IOHN HARTENSTEIN DENNIS HASKER KAREN HAURY CATHERINE HENRY IUDITH ANN HIGGINS ROBERT C. HINKLE BARBARA H. HOATS PAUL HOLLAND 17 ARLENE HOUSER STEPHEN I. HYDUKE PATRICIA A. JACKSON EDMUND J- JAMES MARY LOU IARICK MICHAEL KAKALEY ROBERT KANE MARILYN KARIS WILLIAM KENNY 18 ROBERT KEPPEL RUSSELL P. KIMMEL GEORGE W. KING I E SANDRA LEE KISHBACH WILLIAM KLINGERMAN CAROL ANN KOTARRA THERESA KUDRICK WILLIAM D. KUKOL RONALD R. KULIG 19 JOSEPH A. KULSA KATHLEEN KUPIEC ROBERT J. KUPSHO 7-QI. - . gg, JOSEPH KUZMISSION -J gig :Q JENNY R. LABICHUSKY MICHAEL J. LACOEY KENNETH L. LAUNIKONIS LOUISE C. LEITNER JAMES C. LEONARD 20 HARRIET A. LEVITSKY JERRY E. LINDNER HELEN DOROTHY LLOYD BONNIE LOU LUCHI ROSALIND C. LUSCHYK CLINTON C. LUTZ MONICA JANE LYCHOCK JO ANN MAJCHROWICZ JOSEPH M. MASHOCK 21 ELIZABETH C. MCGLYNN TERRANCE McMICHAEL THOMAS A. MUMAW JANE S. NAUSE THOMAS NEMETH LAWRENCE NOVATNACK 22 JERRY C. MISTAL JAMES T. NAWRACAY MARGARET ANN OCHS THOMAS M. OGORZALEK DONALD I. PAISLEY ROBERT L. PARRY PAUL I. PERRY ROBERT PODLASEK MARY BETH PUZA MARLENE ANN RECLA ELMER W. REINHART L. JAMES RITZ 23 MARY CLAIRE RODGERS MARIORIE R. ROGAN FRANK I. ROSSI MICHELE Y. SACCO PATRICIA A. SALVATERRA BERNARD SARNOSKI SHIRLEY ANN SCHEY 11-:ANNE E. SCHOTT JOYCE E- SCHLAUCH 24 RAYMOND R. SCHNEIDER MONICA T. SCHWICK I JOSEPH F. SHIMANSKI ROSE ANN SOKOLOSKI LOUISE A. STACK ROSEMARY A. STASHKO 25 GLORIA SEPKA JOHN A. SOMITS GEORGE STEIN DAVID L. STEINER CHRISTINE M. TETER RICHARD TITO JOHN TOKASH JOHN D. USTON CHARLES I. VILCKO CHARLES VOGT PAUL B. VOGT PATRICIA L. VOYCHECK 26 GLORIA ANN VOYTKO THOMAS WALLACE MARY L. WOICIECHOWSKI i DAVID YEAGER DONNA M. YESENOFSKI DAVID YURISTA 4' i SHIRLEY ZANOLINI LORRAINE M. ZOSCIN JOHN ZUBICK 27 EU-,EEN ZUNSKI LEO STEADELE Deceased - 1960 CLASS POEM When we leave our dear West Hazleton High, We'll say farewell but not good-by. For how can we leave our memories dear, Of things that we cherish from year to year. Of what we,ve learned and friends we,ve met? They aren,t that easy to forget. We,ll use what you've taught to conquer each foe We,ll spread your fame where,er we go. The privilege to work andthe privilege to play, Are placed in our hands, where we know they will stay. Wefll guard priceless freedoms through day and through night. No one will surpass us, we,ll do our jobs right. We cannot express the way that we feel, For words are not made that will truly reveal The heartfelt sadness, the trembling joy, That circulates through each girl and boy, As they pass through these halls for the last time, No one can explain this feeling sublime. We,ll leave behind the good times we,ve had, The frolicking fun, both good and bad. It's no secret that when we go, Wesll leave behind what we love so. It,ll be so hard to say good-by, To our greatest friend, West Hazleton High! Rosemary Fogarty, Class Poet Class of 1962 28 Senior Class History Sophomores 1959-1960 The first big event in our high school days came in September 1959, when the class en- tered the Senior High School as Sophomores. It was a new and exciting experience which will always remain a part of us. The days passed quickly and soon the spirit of Christ- mas filled the halls. The mixed chorus pre- sented Christmas On Wax,', a musical with enjoyable Christmas carols. In February of 1960, the entire school presented the operetta, Sunbonnet Sue, in which many talented members of the Sophomore Class participated. Next came the annual Sophomore Day pro- gram, carring the theme of The Four Sea- sons. In the evening we danced to music by the Kingsmen,-and so ended our Sophomore Year. Iuniors 1960-1961 But along came September again, and back to the old grind- this time as Iuniors. The Wildcats completed a spectacular football season with a victory over Hazleton High School on Thanksgiving Day. We received our class rings and now were considered full- fleclged members of the school. Rehearsals were soon begun for the thrilling mystery Reserve Two For Murderf, presented in Feb- ruary to a full house. Once again we found ourselves preparing for a class day and it turned into a most enjoyable day and dance. Even though it rained on Iunior Day, West Hazleton High School was filled with Sun- shine. Seniors 1961-1962 Soon our summer vacation ended and we returned to school as Seniors! This was to be our big year, and so determined to start the year in proper style, the class presented its play lane Eyref, It was a huge success as was Senior Day on November 17. The class was convinced that it was the best in the history of the school. The days seemed to fly and soon Christmas was in the air. The chorus and band earnestly began rehearsing for their annual concert, and everyone seemed engrossed in Christmas activities. The class of 1962 is coming closer and closer to graduation. We happily spend our remaining school days here and try not to regret leaving, even though we know that Commencement and the Senior Prom will bring to a close the happiest years of our lives. Respectfully Submitted Esther Faust Diane Getz Class Historians Senior Directory , I WILLIAM ALLEN - Bill Bill is one of four F.F.A. students who wishes to be a part of the Wildlife Conservation Organrzatron . . . He hails from Jeddo and his interests are hunting. trapping, taxidermy, and girls . . , Belongs THOMAS J. ARENDASH- Sam A member ofI the Hunt-mg and Fishing Club, the Model Club, and the School Spirit Club . . . His future plans are to enter the service after graduation . . . We know he will succeed. NANCY E. BACHMAN- Nancy Cute, Isweet, smart, best describes our Nan . . . Scribe of the TheFPl3PS - . I.Imember of Debating and Spanish Clubs . . . Actxve rn the Girls Chorus . . . Senior Class Play, and active on the I ANDREW J. BAIGES - Skip Tall, good looking and aggressive best describe Skippy . . . Can be found at most school activities . . . Well liked by his fellow classmates . . . Is a member of School Spirit Press, and Photography Clubs, Arcana Staff and manager of the baseball team. LARRY BASON - Base fi Syvell ZUY. SHSY to get along with, and liked by all his classmates, Eh at s Larry . . . Interested rn all sports and is an important member of Ie Wildcat football team . . . Larry is an active member of the Var- T I THOMAS M. BECKLEY - Tom om rs a handsome young man in our Class of '62 . . . He is a menrber of the School Spirit Club and he is also an art enthusiast . . . Toms future Pgqlgkgre undecided. LUCIA BEDNA - PETSOHUWTY Pl'-15 - - . that's our MaryRLouMarY lLoOlne of our peppy gluesgleaders .Agsigtahfiemger off tI1Ie Sshool Spirit, Varsity W.G,A,C, neioro Undecided, but we know she will lie sligdcllszsful. uture plans are I I WILLIAM H. BERGER - Bill Billy 1: a member of our Wildcat Ifootball team . . . You can thmgs gI1raBIIEract1cal1y all school activities . . . We predict big I I WILFORD BEVANS - ' ' Hes quiet but far from being shy . . . vtlialfef our Will A member of the School S irit and the Hunting and Fishing club .I . . Future plans includre the Air Force . . . Lots of luck to a Happy go lucky f HPHN L' BOGE1? T- Bogie, ,unov1n...tt' the Blue and Gold footbai team . ll rllil-lesimiljz-fri: of the IVZQRST gvf . . . Future plans are undecided but we wish him the best of luck. MARY P. BRESHOCK- Mary Ente, sweet and petite, best describes our Mary . . . Well liked Y everyone . . . An active member of the Girl's Athletic and Press gugiu. . . Future plans include secretarial work . . . Best of lubk to the F.F.A. Arcana Staff. Slty W club. nice senior boy. I ROBERT BROADT - Tobin Robert Broadt rs a good student with a winning personality . . . He IS an active member of the School Spirit Club and the Varsity W . . . Bobs plans for the future are still undecided. FRANCES A. BROWN - Fran C'-ite, POPUIRI' andIfr1endly - . . that combination best describes our Fran . . .ICapta1n of the cheerleading squad . . . Active member of the Varsity 'W , and secretary of the G.A.C. .. . Best of luck to a future Lady in White. I RALPH P. BRUTOSKY - Ralphie Introducing Ralph . lot of fun to his friends . . . that's our Ralph I. I. . An active member pf the Model Club and the Huntin and Fishing Club . . . Hrs interests include cars, hunting, and JAMES W. CAREY- ' Tall, dark, and handsome describes our Jim . An active member of the School Spirit Club and of the Glee Club . . . His interests include music and girls . . . His future plans include college and II I II I ROSEMARY J. CARR- Rosie Rosie 1S a well-known member of the Class of '62 . . . Well-liked byI all who know her . , . She is an active member of the School Spirit Club and Arcana Staff . . . Rosie plans to become a beautician. I JOHN A. CERASARO - Johnny Introducing John I, .I . a neat conservative boy with a host of friends . . . While in school, John was in the Dramatic Club and the Photography Club . . . He took an active interest in Baseball . . . After graduation he plans to attend college. I JAMES E. CHERASARO - Jim A quret but far from shy lad . . . A popular member of the Silver BeaversIDrurri andIBugle Corps , . . His pleasing personality has made his lasting friends . . . We know he will succeed in future plans to enter trade school. CAROLYN CHRISTMAN - Carole Carole, one of the new members of the class of '62 . . . Shy and guret best describes our Carole . . . Member of the School Spirit lub and Press Club . . . Future plans are undecided. MARY M. CHUCOT- Mary She's a quiet member of the Class of '62 . , . Hails from West Hazelton . . . Can be seen at all school activities . . . Mary is a member of the School Spirit Club . . . Future plans include ALBERT J. CROMAN- Jay A well-known member of the Senior Class . . . Albert is a friend to al! . . . His interests are cars, girls, and money . . . His favorite sports are football, basketball, swimming, and ice skating . . . He is a member of the School Band. I RUSSELL E. CROMAN- Russ Well liked, conservative member of the Senior Class who hails from Sugarloaf . . . Treasurer of the F.F.A. and active member of the Photography Club . . . Interests are ice skating, swimming, and agriculture . . . Future plans are undecided. JEAN MARIE DOHR - Jeanie Busy is the word associated with Jeanie . . . Always studying . . . A member of the Girl's Athletic Club, Future Teachers of America, and the Town and Country Business Club . . . Jeanie plans to enter nursing after high school. fishing. the service. commercial work. I I JOHN C. EIDLEMAN- Jacy Lacy rs a quiet but popular boy who always has a smile and a helpling and . . . He is an honor student and participates in the Sc oo Sprrrt Club . . . Upon graduation he will attend college. I JACQUELYN A. EISENHART- Jackie An active member of the Press, Debating and Dramatic Clubs and secretary of the Future Homemakers of America Club . . . Future plans are to become a beautician . . . We know she will succeed. I I ESTHER RUTH FAUST- Essie Essie rs well known in school for her music ability . . . Vice- Presrdent of the Mixed Chorus . . . School Sgirit Club. Debating Team and Girl's Athletic Club . . . Esther woul like to study music LOUIS J. FLAIM- Lou Tall, dark and athletic, best describes our Louie . . . Captain of our football team, star of our basketball team, and president of the Varsity W Club . . . Sociable and well liked by all . . . Future plans include college. ROSEMARY A. FOGARTY - Rosie An active member of both the Future Teachers of America and the Girl's Athletic Clubs . . . Future plans include entering Teachers College . . . We know she will make a fine teacher in the future. PAUL GALLAGHER - Paul An active member of the School Spirit Club and the Debating Club His future plans include entering college . . . His great personality and ability to speak his mind have won him many lasting friendships. JAMES W. GANC- Jim Being short is no problem for our Jimmy . . . A member of the Blue and Gold Band, School Sjpirit Club, Varsity WI Club, our basketball team, Boy's Chorus, an the reporter of the Mixed Chorus. MARILYN KAY GANG - Marilyn Sugarloaf's contribution to our class is this lovely lass . . . Her personality has won her a host of friends in school . I. . We are sure she will go far in life . . . All of the best to a nice girl. CAROL ANN GARRETT - Carol She hails from Sheppton . . . Is a member of our peppy cheer- leaders . . , Varsity W . . . School Spirit . . . Press Club . . . Secretary of Girl's Chorus . . . Arcana Staff . . I Future plans include business school . . . Lots of luck to a very nrce senior girl. MARY ELLEN GEA-RY- Mary Ellen Witty, sweet, and fun-loving best describes our Mary Ellen . . . Member of G.A.C., Arcana Staff and Debate Club . I. . Can Ibe found at nkost school activities . . . Future plans include Crvrl Service wor . I JACQUELINE F. GEORGE-'fJack1e I I Pretty, popular, pleasing personality, is a bnef description of our Jackie . . . Majorette, School Spirit Club, Future Teachers of America . . . Senior editor of the We-Ha, assistant editor of Arcana . . . Treasurer of Girl's Chorus and West Hazeltons Red Feather Queen. DIANE R. GETZ - Dade A music-loving senior who's a friend to all . . . President of Girl's Chorus, a member of the band, F.T.A., School Sprnt, Town Iand Country Business Club, Arcana Staff, G.A.C., National Honor Society. DONALD GETZ - Don after high school. Introducing Don . . . A quiet boy with a nice personality and a great sense of humor. . . Member Iof the Arcana Staff . Hrs interests are cars, football, and bowling . . . Future plans include the service and college. ROY A. GILL- Roy Introducin Roy . . . A small and quiet boy . . . An active member og the Model Club . , . His interests include cars, boating, and short wave radio sets. . . Future plans include the service of which he intends to make his life career. DAVID GOMBER -I Dave I Here's our Dave . . . Quiet, likeable, friendly . I. . Avid Sportsman who enjoys swimming, horseback riding, and tennis . . . member of the Arcana staff . . . He plans to further his education in the ' 1 f' id. commema 'E RONALD corznrsrr- swarms A handsome, well-like boy, who is especially popular with the girls . . . He loves to hunt, fish, and trap . . . He rs a member of the Blue and Gold band, Boy's Chorus, Student Council. and baseball team. CAROLE ANN GREEN - Carole Our outstanding and good looking blonde yell queen . I. . Member of Girl's basketball team, Y-Teens, School Spirit, Varsity W, Press Club, Arcana Staff, and Senior Editor of the We-Ha . . . Hopes to be a model before flying as an Airline Hostess. II BARBARA ANN GROHOL - Barby Friendly and always with a smile . . . That's our Barby . . .I She is a member of the Thespians . . . Debating Club . . . President of the Future Homemakers of America . . . Plans to be a beautician . . . Lots of luck to you. ARYANN L GROHOL Ma ann M . - YY Introducing Maryann . . . She is one of the quiet members of our class . . . She hails from Oneida . . . An active member of the School Spirit and G.A.C. clubs . . . Her future plans include being 1 1. f . a te ep one cpm orrcrmnn caovrcrz Richie R - Tall . . . ambitious . . . liked by all . . . President of Student Council, Assistant Editor of We-Ha, Sports Editor of Arcana. Debating Club, School Spirit Club, Press Club, member National Honor Society, ' s ' 1 1 . In emo' Cass paloszrrr Gnvsrzrsrcrr- Joe The possessor of lenty of good looks and a fi.ne personality, JoeI rs popular and well-liked by everyone . . . An honor student. SCUVG in many school activities, Press Club, Debate Club, and Arcana staff . . . Photography and School Spirit Club. MARY ANN GULASH- Mary Ann I Pretty and sweet, that's our Mary Ann . . , An active member ot the Girl's Athletic Club Iand Future Homemakers of America . . . Her future plans include 1o1mng the Navy . . Gogd luck Mary Ann- MARIE A. HARASCHAK- Iggy I I Everyone who sees our pretty Marie is attracted by her winning smile . . . She is treasurer of the Girl's Athletic Club and an active member of our school's Town and Country Club . . . Shell make a fine Medical Technologist. , JOHN HARTENST - l::L..r..f'22 is rm laiaffzm '53 Ham- i I I He is the , I un in ' ' is Junior Business manigielf of1ilf:gV62l11!J1a?nd the Model Clubs and Dennis is one of tl'1?ENll71ISdHAS1iER -npennyn he lives in west H Diet frh wo' mg' qme' bm ' ' ' Auhough is active in the Fut::eeI'9:rrnel's lbftaxcrllltiidge Agriculture Course and Five foot one and IWKARENUEIAURY K nshortyn a ays on e , t t' 1' ETLTSS I0 fhIfIef0Ih0I?IgISpiritItI.Il1Tbn ant? fs Ulllileslglefiitlcalfilfellhle 'Libglfg I A I- - 0 ISS inc ' ' ' Is p1aImIIIg to go Ie pamtmg and readmg . . . Karen , NE HENRY- C th 'a.:.s:es.L':s.?ii iiothhliletale C. 5' Sb fs Edifof-in-chief of the Girl's Chorus and the P?'esseCllib. uh' and an achve member PIIIIIII udi our !gI1I3lTg1dANNI HIGGINS - Judi II i I eae majore , ' b Spirit Cllub, Library Club, Dramatic Club:SD:b:m.fixgl Clulgf arlldeY?'1g2g,?g - -, I After graduat1ondJudi'pYans to become a receptionist . . , Judi rs bound to succee in anything she does. P I ROBERT C. HINKLE - Bob Geiigznglitya plus . . . That s our Bob . . . A member of the Blue and Fo an and a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club , , I Utllfe P12115 l!'1C1Ude college . . . Luck and success to you. B b II I BARBARA H. HOATS - Hoatsie ar ara ails fromI Nuremburg and likes hoagies and dark haired boys as much as she dislikes spaghetti . . . Her main hobby is drawing . . . Future plans are undecided, but we know she'l1 succeed in any- Q iet and t th FPAULPHQLLAND-ucmlyu UI cue,I Iasour au . . .He'sa t' b ffh H'9Hf1HEIanId Fishing Club also a member of nth? Sltjigglegfeiif lj . I H13 rnginl interests are girls and cars . . . His future plans are un eci e . I I ARLENE HOUSER - Blackie Arlene 'S 9 fnendwf Sweet gal with an A-1 ersonality . . . You can be sure she is one of everyone's favorite schooll chums . . . She belongs tottlze Dramatic and Press clubs, and enjoys drawing . . . A future a is . , STEPHEN 1. IHYDUKE - Steve Steve halls f110m l0dd0I . . , His interests are anything to do with the woods, esgecially hunting and fishing . . . Stevie's future plans con- sist of eit er the anny or a school of Forestry . . . Best of luck in whatever you choosel I IPATRICIA A. JACKSON - Pinky Pashisha svlIIeet girl sve'll always remember . . . She has won friends wi er c arm ' , I , S ' Club and Arcanamsltaffaersclml ltB,est of lucllle is a member of the Glee EDMUND AM thing she undertakes I- ES - St t h Introducinfg Eddie James, that's oirrr Stretch ref: . Eddie is a popular member o the Isenror class . . . He belongs to the Hunting and Fish- ing Club and is interested in bolwing . . . He intends to take up landscape designing. MARY LOU JARICK- Mary Lou Peppy, cute and lots of fun, that's our Mary Lou . . . She is Vice- President of the G.A.C. . . , Assistant editor of the We-Ha . . . Co- Captain of the cheerleaders and a member of the Varsity-W. I I MICHAEL KAKALEY - Mike Mike 1S one of our popular boys who hails from Sheppton . . . Among his main interests are cars, fishing, model airplanes. and sports fumre Mike plans to go to college . . . We wish him success in the I I ROBERT KANE - Bob Here s a lad with a swell personality . . He hails from West Hazle- ton, of course. A member of the Photography Club . . His future gIarfscIInclude college . . . The Class of 1962 wishes you the best ll - MARILYN KARIS - Mickey Pretty,Ishy, but by all means popular that's our Marilyn . . . She is an active member of the Debating Club, Thespians, Press Club, and Town and Country Club . . . Her main interests include swimming, dancing and drawing. I WILLIAM 1KENNY - Crash A Conyngham resident with a very nice smile . , . He likes football, hunting cars . . . Future plans include college . . . With your winning smile you are bound to succeed. I 1 ROBETT KEPPEL - Bobby Introducing Bobby . . . Hails from Oneida . . . President of the Thesprans . . . Future plans include the Air Force . . . Luck and suc- cess in your future career . . . With your personality and aggresive- ness, we know you will succeed. RUSSELL P. KIMMEL - Rusty Here's our Rusty . . . an active boy with a pleasing personality, and a great sense of humor . . . He's an active member of the School Spirit and Library Clubs . His future plans include business college. GEORGE W. KING - George George is one of our quiet but very active boys . . . Hails from West Hazleton . . . Member of the School Spirit Club, Library Club and Chorus . . . Future plans include service and college . '. . Luck and success in the future. SANDRA LEE KISHBACH - Sandy Pleasant . . . sincere . . . cute . . . best describes our Sandy . . . Active member of the Girl's Athletic Club, and is secretary-treasurer of the Blue and Gold Band . . . Sandy's future plans are undecided . . . Good Luck Sandy. WILLIAM KLINGERMAN - Bill Bill is a tall, blonde, shy lad who hails from Nuremburg . . . His interests are basketball, cars and girls . . . His future plans are to go into business doing body shop repairs on automobiles. CAR L ANN KOTARRA- Dimples Carol Ann is an outstanding student . . . National Honor Society . . . Managing editor of the We-Ha and a club editor of the Arcana . . . School Spirit, Debate Team, Town and Country Business Club and Librarian Girl's Chorus. THERESA KUDRICK - Tessie I A sweet smile, pleasant personality, liked by all . . . Theresa is Treasurer of our class, Vice-President of the Debating Club . . . An active member of the School Spirit Club and Arcana Staff . . . Future plans include training for nursing. WILLIAM D. KUKOL - Bill Bill is one of our quiet boffs who belongs to theIFuture Farmers . . . He is in the Hunting an Fishing Club and his outside interests are water skiing and working on his hot rod . . . Bill's future plans are undecided. RONALD R. KULIG - Ron Ronnie is one of our gay and witty boys, well-liked by all . . . Hails from West Hazleton . . . An active member of the Thespians and Debating Club . . . Main interests are sports and physics . . . To join the Air Force. JOSEPH A. KULSA - Checker A popular and well liked member of the Senior Class . . . He can always be counted on for a joke and is found at all school activities . . . His future plans are to enter the navy , . . Don't get seasick. KATHLEEN KUPIEC - Kathie Introducing Kathie, a sweet girl with a friendly smile . . . She is a member o the Debating Club and her interests include sports and dancing . . . She dislikes crabby teachers and homework . . . Fu- ture plans are to become an Airline Hostess. ROBERT J. KUPSHO - Bob Here's Bob, one of our farm boys . . . Well liked by everyone who is bound to succeed . . . We want to wish the best of everything. JOSEPH KUZMISSION - Joe I Likeable and quiet, that's our Joe . . . Hails from Oneida . . . His outside interests include all outdoor sports and cars . . . Future plans are undecided . . . Sincere wishes for a successful future, in anything you may undertake. JENNY R. LABICHUSKY - Jennie Quiet, but far from shy, that's our Jennie . . . A cute member of the class who hails from Sheppton . . . Has a wonderful Iiiersonallty and a winning smile . . . Well liked by both teachers an students . . . Future plans include the Secretarial field. MICHAEL J. LAGOEY- Mike I I Introducing Mike . . . He's a member ofthe Thesprans, Club Editor for the Arcana and honor studeritI . . . Mike enyoys all types of sports and spends much of his spare time working with electricity. KENNETH L. LAUNIKONIS - Kenny When you hear all the girls sigh, you will know Kenny has gone by . . . He has good looks and an unbeatable personality . . . Easy to et along with and always ready for a good time . . . Future plans LOUISE C. LEITNEH - Louise I Sweet, cute, and likeable, best describe Louise . . . Well Ihked by all . . . She is a member of the Arcana Staff and Debating Club . . . She likes dancing and swimming . . . Her future plans are undecided, but we know she will succeed. I I JAMES G. LEONARD - Jim ' I Quite a guy-that's our Jim . . . Nice to get along with and swell to know . . . His easy going manner has won himI many friends . . . Always full of fun . . . Member of the Hunting and Fishing and HARRIET A. LEVITSKY - Harry I I A pleasant lass hailing from West Hazleton . . . Always willing to help any one in need . . . An active member of the G.A.C. , Enjoys swimming and all sports . . . Her future plans are undecided, but we are sure she will succeed. II JERRY E. LINDER- Jerry I I Shy?ll! Quiet?lll That's our Jerry . . . A sweet b0y With HIDIBBSIHE personality . . . He is a member of the IHuntxng and Fishing Club and likes hunting and swimming . . . His future plans mclude the Armed Forces . . . Good Luc . Jerg. II I II HELEN DOROTHY LL XD- Bumpkms I I Introducing our own Little Bumpkins . . . Heres a Igirl W1fhI a pleasing personality and a great sense of humor . . . She s an active member of the G.A.C. . . . Her main interests are horseback riding, boys, swimming, and basketball. I I II BONNIE LOU LUCHI- fBonnie I Bonnie Luchi is a little girl with a lot of spmt .' . . An active mem- ber of the School Spirit Club . . . Secretary of the Mixed Chorus , . . Assistant editor-Press Club, Secretary-Library Club. and assist- ant Editor of the We-Ha. ROSALIND C. LUSCHYK- Sho1'fY I Short, sweet and intelligent best descnbes our Rosalind . . . A friend to all who know her . . . She is a member of both the Girls Chorus and the Mixed Chorus . . . Her future plans are to enter College. CLINTON C. LUTZ- Toots He has a wonderful personality and good looks . . I. A wonderful sense of humor . . . An active member of the Hunting and Fishing Club , . , We know he will succeed in his future plans to enter Floral Designing School. MONICA JANE LYCHOCK- Moose I A striking blonde with personality plus . . . Easy to get alongIwith . . . Always full of fun . . . Never a dull moment when Monica is around . . . likes to dance and can be found at all canteens and dances . . . Co-Captain of our Maiorettes. IOANN MAJCHROWICZ - Jo Annf' JoAnn is our star reporter . . . Her weeklyI cpIumn in the local news- paper kept the students infonned of all activities . . . Still she had time to engage in most all school activities. An all around grrll JOSEPH M. MASHOCK- Maysh II Good looking, friendly and quiet, best describes M8ysh . . - A valuable asset to our football and baseball teams . I. .. A member of the Varsity W Club . . . Hopes to enter the teaching profession as a ELIZABETH C. MGGLYNN - Betsy Sweet, fun loving, and quiet best describes our Betsy . . . One of your best Commercial students . . . An active member of the School Spirit Club and Arcana Staff . . . Future plans include Business Schoo . TERRANCE McMICHAEL - Te1'l'Y'f Terry, one of our quiet, but far from shy boys who hails from Sheppton . . . An active member of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . Maui interests are cars and sports, especially football . . . Future DHHS for Terry include College. JERRY C. MISTAL - Jerry I Jerry is a short, cute, boy who hails from West Haaleton . . . I-hs interests are baseball, football, golf, and outdoor activities . . . After graduation he plans to go into the service. THOMAS A. MUMAW - Torn I Introducing Tommy . . . A great asset to the Senior Class who hails from West Hazleton . . . Likes dancing, sports, and girls . I. . A member of the Press and School Spirit Clubs, and sports editor of the Arcana. rg-iclude college. Press Clubs. CAYECY. JANE S. NAUSE - Janie I I Janie hails from the town of Nuremberg . . . She is a dark haired, cute girl with a pleasant personality . . . Her future plan after grad- uation is to become a secretary . . . She is interested in dancing, and out-door activities. , I JAMES T. NAWRACAY - Jimmie Jim, a well liked, popular fellow . . . Treasurer of the Student Council . . . Member ofI the Photography Club . . . He is interested in ama- tem' l'3d10 0PerIat1on . . . Swimming and water skiing . . . When he graduates, Jim plans to attend college. I THOMAS NEMETH - Tom A friendly. happy-go-Iucky lad . . . That's our Tom . . . An active member of the Hunting and Fishing and Press Clubs . . . Future plans undecided . . . We know he will succeed in whatever he undertakes. I LAWRENCE NOVATNACK - Larry k2:IE:'IyI:IIsII:Iegz:ll, da?k,hattrai1veIlad,IIIth:it lea? froan Ciaxeville . . . His s are IS in , in t , ' , , , ' for the future is to joingtheuxrrngl as e 8 an gn S H15 plans I I MARGARET ANN OCHS - P This little bundle of personality hails from Cdggiigham . . . An active memberIof the G.A.C. and Co-captain of the Color-Guards, she plans to do Civil Service work upon graduation . . . Best of Luck to a swell girl. I I THOMAS M. OGORZALEK - 0gie Tom rs quiet studrous boy who plans to take up astronomy after grad- uation . . . I-Irs mterests are hiking, exploring, reading, fossil hunting, and model railroading . . . Good luck in your chosen field, Tom. I DONALD J. PAISLEY - Jay A fun-loving guy with a great personality . . , When Jay's around it's far from dull . . . Future plans include college . . . Good luck, Jay. I ROBERT L. PARRY- Bob Introducing the comedian of our class . . . Always full of fun . . . EHSY to get 310118 with . . . Carefree . . . Member of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . Plans to Jom the Armed Forces upon graduation. I PAUL J. PERRY - Paul 1113051101115 Paul, a new member of our Senior class . . . He is witty and good looking . . I His main interests are girls, cars, and music . . I I-Irs future plans include college, and he wants to study Business Administration. I ROBERT PODLASEK - Bob HHPPY. fun lovmg and popularI. . . That's our Bob . . . An active member of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . His future plans in- clude the service . . ., Bob is a great lover of outdoor life. I MARYI BETH PUZA - Puzie A cute friendly lass who is never far away when there is work to be done or fun to be had . . . That's Puzie . . . A member of the Press, Dramatic and Debate clubs and Arcana Staff . . . A future nurse. I MARLENE ANN RECLA- Marlene A good looking blonde member of the Senior Class . . An active member of School Spirit Club, Press Club, We-Ha Staff, Arcana Staff, and Debating Club . . . Hopes to enter the business field. I I ELMER W. REINHART - Elmer A qu1et,Il1keable member of our class . . . Is an active member of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . Future lans are undecided . . . We know he will succeed in whatever he undertakes. I I I L. JAMES RITZ- Ritzer The spotlight IS on Jimmy, Class President during our Junior and Senior years . . , He is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club, business manager of Arcana Staff and a member of our won erful Blue and Gold Football squad. IMARY CLAIRE RODGERS - Mary Claire A ready smile, popular with Seniors and underclassmen alike . . . 551353112 foihgohg CB1ards,IX1ce-Presgilfnt cg tII1e iirls' Chgruls, is genior e-a,axera e oro te rcna, c , Press and F.T.A. Clubs. ry 3 oo pmt I II IAIARJORIE R. ROGAN - Margie Our little Margie . . I Possesses a great sense of humor . . . Always ready for a good time . . . Member of the Arcana Staff and School Spirit Club . . . Future plans are undecided, but We know she'll succeed in anything she undertakes. I FRANK J. ROSSI - Jim Frank is a good looking boy and liked by all who know him . . . P resident of the F.F.A.I , . . We wish Frank all the luck and success ln the future . . . This lad should make a successful farmer. MICHELE Y. SACCO - Mickey An outstanding Iand popular member of the Class of 62 . . . Held a leadmirole in Jane Eyre . . , Vice-President of Library Club Senior e ltor of We-Ha, member School Spirit, Y-Teens. Town and Country, Arcana Staff, Spanish Club, and Girls Basketball. I PATRICIA A. SALVATERRA - Pat Introducing Pat! . . I. A pleasant lass who hails from West Hazleton . I . She is an active member of the Thespians and F.H.A. . . . Enjoy? dancmg Ided. Always ready to give a helping hand . . . Fu- re p ans un eci BERNARD SARNOSKI - Bernie Bernie is good looking, witty, and active . . . He is Vice-President of the Senior Class . . . Belongs to the School Spirit Club and Student Council . . . His interests are girls and cars. SHIRLEY ANN SCHEY - Shirl Shirley comes from Sugarloaf and has a pleasing personality . . . A member of the School Spirit Club and Town and Country Business Club . . . We wish you a happy future as a successful beautician. JEANNE E. SCHOTT - Jeannie A cute and gopular gal, best describes our Jeannie . . . Member of the School pirit, Thespians, and' Y-Teens . . . President of the Spanish Club . . . Member of the Arcana Staff . . . Enloys dancmg and swimming . . . Future plans include Beautician school. JOYCE E. SCHLAUCH- Joy I I A joy to her friends . . . An active member of the Girls' Athletic Club . . . Reporter of the Future Homemakers of America . . . Full of pep . . . Always ready with a laugh . . . Thats our love- able Joyce . . . Future bplans undecided. RAYMO D R. SCHNEIDER- Ray I I Ray's our boy . . . Bright, sweet and loveable . . . This friendly classmate comes from good old West Hazleton . . . He is an active member of the Hunting and Fishing Club, F.T.A-, and our popular Blue and Gold Band. I II MONICA T. SCHWICK - Monica Quiet and shy is our Monica . . . Commercial student . . . Inter- ests are reading and sewing . . . Member of the Future Teachers of America . . . Her future plans are undecided, but she is sure to succeed in her endeavors. GLORIA SEPKA loria - HG A tall, cute girl who hails from Hazleton High . .I . Attended here in ninth grade and retumed to graduate . . . Her interests are bois. odd things, swimming, and dancing . . . She IS a member of t e Future Homemakers of America. JOSEPH F. SHIMANSK1 - Shin1s A real sharp dresser, that's our Joe . . , He belongs to the School Spirit Club and the Model Club . . . Among his many interests are football, art and girls . . . Joe's future plans include college. ROSE ANN SOKOLOSKI- Rose Popular member of the Senior Class . . . Can be seen at all school activities . . . Presigent of the G.A.C., member of the Blue and Gold cheerleading squad, ress Club, Arcana Staff . . . Future plans in- clude being a beautician. JOHN A. SOMITS - Butch John is an attractive lad that hails from West Hazleton . . . He ls a member of the football squad, and an active member of theIHunting and Fishing Club . . . His interests are cars, sports, and girls. LOUISE A. STACK - Luigi Luigi . . . That's our gall . . . This chick hails from West Hazleton and is a very nice person to get along with . . . She is an active' member of Thespians, F.T.A. and F.H.A. . . . Future plans include college . . . Best of luck. ROSEMARY A. STASHKO - Rosie Pretty, pert, and popular, best describes this lively member of our Blue and Gold majorette squad . . , Rosie is a member of the Thes- pians, Arcana Staff, School Spirit Club, Press Club, and an honor student. GEORGE STEIN - George Like all other humans, George loves sports . . . The New York Giants Football and The Dodgers Baseball Teams are his favorites . . . I-Ie is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . Future plans m- clude college. DAVID L. STEINER - Dave Shy is the only way to describe our Dave . . . He takesIan interest in Modem Hot rods and Modem girls . . . Dave is an active member of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . Future plans are undecided. CHRISTINE M. TETER - Chris Chris hails from Zion Grove . . . President of The Future Teachers of America . . . An active member of the Press club, Town and Country Business Club and Student Council . . . Her interests are gardening and playing the piano. RICHARD TITO- Richie I I Take a good sense of humor and combine it with a firendly personality, and -'that's our Richie . . . A member of the Thespians . . . His future plans include college . . . Best wishes for success. JOHN TOKASH - Jack I I Intelligent . . . Humorous and friendly, that's our Jack . . . Harlmg from West Hazleton . . . An active member ofI the Photography Club . . . His interests are cars, hypnotism, and girls I. . . Future plans include college . . . Lots of Luck to one who is sure to succeed. JOHN D. USTON -- Jackie I I This is Jack to all his friends . . . Shy, but a friendly and likeable boy . . . Academic course . . . An active member of the Photog- raphy club . . . His future plans include medical school . . . Good luck to you, Doctor! CHARLES J. VILCKO - Charlie Friendly . . . Good looking . . . Mischievous . . . Popular with the opposite sex . , . Best describes our Charlie . . . President of the Hunting and Fishing Club, and Secretary of the Model Club . . . Good luck in your chosen career. CHARLES VOGT - Charlie A happy-go-lucky fellow who is popular with everyone . . . Likes to swim . . . Is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . Fu- ture plans include college , . . We know he is bound rm success. PAUL B. VOGT - Paul I Friendly, with an unbeatable personality, that's our Paul . . . Active member of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . Loves sport cars . . . We wish him the best of luck in has college career. PATRICIA L. VOYCHECK - Patsy Cute . , . Fun to be with . . . Wonderful friend, that's our Patl . . . This Feppy colorguard is a member Iof the G.A.C. and Y-Teens . . . Her uture plans include Civil Service work . . . Good luck to you, Patl GLORIA ANN VOYTKO - Gloria A short, sweet, dark-haired girl, who always goes out of her way to he? someone . . . She loves to dance . . . With her winning smile an personality, we are sure she will dance her way to success. I THOMAS WALLACE - Tom A combination of good looks, a wonderful personality, and a great senIse of humor, that s our Tom . . . Always ready with a ioke . . . Enjoys sports acdvities . . . Member of Hunting and Fishing Club and Varsity W . MARY LOU WOJCIECHOWSKI- Mary Lou Pretty, sweet and smart, best describes our Marg Lou . . . Well liked by all . . . Active member of the Girls' At letic Club and Future Homemakers of America . . . Good luck, Mary Lou, in your chosen DAVID YEAGER - Dave A tall friendly chap with a great sense of humor and a pleasing per- sonality . . . Well liked by all who know him . . . Likes to work with cars . . . A member of the Hunting and Fishing Club. DONNA MARIE YESENOFSKI - Yezhe Presenting the Captain of the Wildcats' high stepping maiorettes . . . Donna is Editor of our fine Arcana, Secretary-Treasurer of the Na- tional Honor Society . . . She has given fine performances in our DAVID YURISTA - Dave A fun-loving happy-go-lucky member of the Class of 62 . . . No matter where Dave is there is bound to be laughter and fun . . . Member of the Blue and Gold Band. SHIRLEY ANN ZANOLINI- Shirl Take a great sense of humor and combine it with a real sweet gal named Shirl and look out . . . Anything can happen . . . Member of the G.A.C., Arcana Staff and the Of ice 'Staf . . . Halls from LORRAINE M. ZOSCIN - Lorraine I I Introducing Lorraine, one of the sweetest and most well-liked grrlI of the Class of 62 . . . She is an active member of the School Spmt Club and Student Council . . . Can always be seen in a Blue Chevy. 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Z6 Shenadoah 19 - - September 16, 1961 :Ji ' , fm N WILLIAM BERGER JOHN BOGE RT '54, JAME W L...........v. A.....,, 1 . L . - 1 fag , '25 LARRY BASON LOUIS FLAIM JOSEPH MASHOCK S RITZ JOHN SOMITS 4:2 V r N , f X 5 , 'fi ,f H f A X . , fl ,NK J ilivwsf K Q f A A A 'Tile ...gfff 3531 Pk Q ' . 1 H ME -,'- zfegzfzgwi -I W V-2 J ,. ff' - Q5 ' -,A. ., i ff J. ., iq, 1, V 9 ,,,, s I yi ' A li- , ' V S W ,, . ,D ,, ,, SANDRA SOKOLOSKI 5 E '? DONNA YESENOFSKI . fi gp' K :Eff f A, gh , SANDRA PETROLE fi A qw DD,A AALqA f' f . fi. 'J , if SUE ELLEN LEIB R. ,,: I 'j3'5'aw.,,,- , . , L 2 g f' . , fa A., ,, ,sw 4,1 V 55-5 'fi 's IKEA 5 W IQWRJJ .f f A , if .Y if ww 1 W 'ww , g A ali, gi Z . LUCILLE KUHNS , F 2 W, , 7 ? Q A Q 17 'F YI , i r I ' l p ,, A b M f JUDY HIGGINS PAULETTE VETTER f 43 -A K. a Q , , L , v ,af-5 W' IE f 'ff s A A' 16.9, , wi 'f 'H AE E 'fx 1 gem :lib X 55? VP 6 W? AW , N? i MR 'E ' I 1 xt ' S , Ig lmlgfj M ijW?W, 51 325 5 55? E gxgxwfrk 1- A ,Kg 'I 1? .2 :ELT Wm. g FRANCES BROWN 4 'K . f E . . QQQQMM DW , i f 44 1' hx CAROLE GREEN ,Az ? 4 Q V V yy wf? X !if5:2:f. ' in DONNA RITZ IO ANN MAJCHROWICZ ROSE ANN SOKOLOSKI qt' v I Wi A .,, f-3' W' . 1 'Q ,. CAROL GARRETT 44 'I . , , WSTFQSQ' 3 g . Y, 1 H: 3 . N. E E 'A 9 , f . x W, , MARY LOU IARICK n -Ag Q 'F L ,, 55 r , 4 , x A M5111 A J? Lg. R . ,, , x K K 511,25 J I MARY LOU BEDNAR E' , ,L V' -,-- . 35' ' 'lfff iikgy . '.,g ': .ffwzxz 1 v w ' ,gi ,1 I JOAN CASPEROVICH ' y D hL SHARON BERCERON e,:.,g:,5, .- gb f U . . W,.,q-:- f ,-,f,-:,.-,,5,--:: :V , p a ' W .. Q' :SL in may , ji? S 2 E21 P555 S Jfyk . 324 ,pin SONIA PETRUNCIO 'Ku 'S E il 2 5 , S JP' I N fx 1 . i f!-S1 Y L , 4 1 , 2 .. if M N ..,,., ' v, ,awk X X X 33 1 W 4, ,. ' 1,1 y'f ' J .. li Q .-A y V1 ,yr L Q' . L :Q 1, f 5 4 rig wx va L x 5 Q4 ? 5 ' ' I fs, H y M ,Ik x ., 8 msg 1 .m,F if xi X .4 ,QM , Q4 V w w iff i 1 R . . 9 5 . M DONNA REDWINSKI Peggy Ochs 1:.,5k:,.,. , 3' k ' s R ' ' W. 'Q 5 M, K .... 'x f ' gil l : ' --'A IOANN ANTONELLI xg Q K5 S ' 1? '.- 1 2,3 Q .5- f. W q I 1 f 22122 551 ,E - , .- f: - Iff lf k ? JANET WVALKER Patsy Voycheck- Donna Parry -Mary C. Rodgers 45 Football September 8, September 16, September 23, September 30, 1961 1961 1961 1961 October 7, 1961 October 13, 1961 October 20, 1961 October 28, 1961 November 23, 1961 SEASON RESULTS West West West West West West West West West Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Mt. Carmel . Shenandoah Coaldale . . . St. Clair McAdoo . . . Lansford . . . Minersville . Nesquehoning Hazleton A... , , 1-.:: - - H, :H ,sv - 1- I 12 ':-:- fu-sw'-cfm ' V- -V varsity W Club OFFICERS President ,..... ............. ,... L O U FLAIM Vice President . . . ..... JOHN BOCERT Treasurer .... ..... C ARL SCHNEIDER Secretary . . . . . SONIA PETRUNCIO 47 Basketball The Blue-Gold Wildcats enjoyed an outstanding Basketball season in 1962. The outstanding fete of the team, was the defeat of Hazleton High School on their home court to the tune of 65 to 45. This is the first time that Hazleton High has ever been defeated by West Hazleton in their own gymnasium. The team then went on to impressive victories in the Anthracite League under Coach William Radzwich and Assistant Coach Ronald Catski after opening against Hazle Township High School and walloping them to the tune of 68 to 39. Members of the West Hazleton High School basketeers in 1962 were: Louis Flaim, Richard Barber, john Bartko, Carl Schneider, John Crobelny, Dale Krause, Mark Hoefling, Thomas Wallace, Robert Schaeffer, Joseph Sundra, joseph Salvanorich, james Henry and Michael Christina. .. . ,. M.- M., , ,,, ,. .. fr , . ,s.......-. .f,,...,,a-Meg, -' -fm L. W Junior Varsity 49 Days to Remember- Jane Eyre , Qctober 50 24, 1961 and Class Days 1959, 1960, 1961 5 President .....,..................,....,,... RICHARD GROVICH vice President . .. . .. CARL SCHNEIDER S fude fl t Secretary ..... . . . JANET ASTLEFORD , Treasurer .... ..,.. I AMES NAWRACY C O u n C 1 1 Publicity .... ..... I ON HOUSER President .......,..,.............,.......,..,.... KAREN HAURY L 1 b r a Vice President , . . .... BONNIE LUCHI Secretary ....... ,... M ICHELE SACCO C1 u b Treasurer ,... . . . THOMAS MCGEEHAN Reporter . . . .... RUSSEL KIMMEL 52 President ........A.....,..........,......,..., JEANNIE SCHOTT S P a I-1 1 S h Vice President .... -... J OSEPH cP.UsETsK1 Secretary ....... ....... M ICHELE SACCO u b Treasurer. ...-. DONNA YEsENoFsK1 F u t u 1' C President ..............,..................... BARBARA CROHOL Vice President ...... .... N ANCY STECKER H O H1 C H1 Q, k C f S seerefery. ........ .... J ACKIE EISENHART . Treasurer . . . .... LOUISE LEITNER of A In C f 1 C 3 Renerfer. . . ........ . . . JOYCE SCHLAUCH 53 President ...............................,........ DIANE GETZ Vice President . . . . . . MARY CLAIRE RODGERS Secretary ..,. ,...... C AROL GARRET Treasurer ..., . , . IACQUELINE GEORGE Reporter . . . . . . MONICA LYCHOCK Historian .... .... C AROL KOTARRA President ...... 9 . . V c Pre ident .... B 0 y s ' 6 S Chorus Secretary Treasurer Reporter ......... Historian ......... Girls' Chorus . , . . JOSEPH MASHACK .. JAMES OSWALD ANDREW MOISEY RONALD GORDISH RICHARD GROVICH President ..................,............... MARY LOU BEDNAR M 1 X 6 d Vice President ...... ..... E STHER FAUST Secretary-Treasurer .... ..... B ONNIE LUCI-II C h O II ll S Reporter A.......... ....,... J AMES GANG Historian .... . . . ROSALAND LUSCHYK President ....................,.................... JAY PAISLEY Vice President ...... .... I OSEPH SUNDRA Secretary Treasurer .,.. . , . SANDY KISHBACH B 2' n d Reporter ......... .... P EGGY ROBINSON 55 Q ? , ff X425 5135 99 3:54 xr ff k 34 GY ff ' 1 JN 1 X xii X Q 1lwi'ffJ ' A A X .mv ' I .. 5 ': R, 5. ,v ' Q f 1 Agafif i , eg 'I' T 1 - , '45 g ,vfzfgfff 1 .. ' x vc, 1 9 W 21.12. JL Y? 1 1 S 4 ,Q 51 1 L fir f and President .................................... CHRISTINE TETER vice President .... .... D ANNY GUYDISH F u t u f Q T Q 3, C h C jj S secretary ..... ,... L 01s ULSHAFER . Treasurer . ...... FRED DUTE O f A. m C If 1 C 3. Reporter .... .... D IANE SWETZ Photography Club President ..................................... JOHN CERASARO Vice President .... .... I OHN EIDLEMAN Secretary Treasurer . . .... ROBERT KANE 57 President ...................... RUSSEL KIMMEL - GEORGE KING School - vice President ... ..., THERESA KUDRICK - KAREN HAURY S - - secretary .... ..... M ICHELE sAcco - BONNIE LUCHI P 1 lf 1 t Treasurer .... ... ROSEMARY CARR - LORRAINE zosc1N Reporter .... ....................... E ILEEN zUNsK1 C1 ll b Advisors .................. Mr. LEO KUBITSKY at Mr. GARY FoosE Huntin and Vice President ....... . . . RODNEY MEIKRANTZ g Secretary-Treasurer .... ,,,, J ACK HARTENSTEIN F it S h it H g .u b President .................................... CHARLES VILCKO 58 President ..........,..... RUSSELL KIMMEL and GEORGE KING O Vice President . . . . . , THERSA KUDRICK and KAREN HAURY Secretaries .. . .. . BONNIE LUCHI and MICHELE SACCO S ' ' Treasurers . , . . . ROSEMARY CARR, LORRAINE ZOSCIN P 1 t Advisors .. . ....... Mr. KUBITSKY and Mr. FOOSE Reporter ....................................... EILEEN zUNsK1 ll b President ........,............................. Vice President . . . - - T h 6 S P is av I-1 S Secretary-Treasurer ......... . . Assistant Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . , . Scribe .........,......... . . . Advisor .... - - 59 ROBERT KEPPEL FRED DUTE DONNA YESENOFSK1 MARY BETH PHILIPS NANCY BACHMAN . . Mrs. GRACE SHELL Almost Eighteen .funior Class Play-December 8,1961 CAST OF CHARACTERS WILLIAM BARRY, Eddie's dad .... GRACE BARRY, Eddie's mother .... BEATRICE BARRY, the daughter .... MABEL WARREN, a music teacher... MRS. F RANVILLIE, a clubwoman .... EDDIE BARRY, almost eighteen ..... GEORGE IONES, a philosopher. .. ANN SHERMAN, Eddie's ideal ............ TOMMY GRANVILLE, a friend of Eddie's ..... SALLY DIVIDSON, one of the crowd .... MR. MERRITT, a professor .......... MISS DABRYMPLE, a clubwoman ........ ........... y Directed by Mrs. Grace Schell 60 . . . .Iohn Chabalko . . . .Donna Ritz . . . . .Mary Bodnar . . . . .Virginia Bosak . . . . .Lois Dennison .. ...Fred Dute . . . . .Charles. Seliga . . .Sonia Petruncio . . . .Ioe Matteo . . . . .Patricia Bunk .Edward Drosdick . Mary Beth Phillips l WE-HA', STAFF OFFICERS Editor-In-chief ..............,.,......,.......... CATHY HENRY P re S S u b Assistant Editors .,.... IO ANN MAICHROWICZ, MARY LOU IARICK, BONNIE LOU LUCHI, RICHARD GROVICH 3 l OFFICERS I I C b S r D C b 2' t 6 President ...... ........,.. ....,. D AL E KRAUSE C 1 b Vice President . . . . . . THERESA KUDRICK u Sggrgtafy .A,,,, . . . ' I ' ' Treasurer .......... ...... ........ ........ K A T HY HENRY The Webster Debating Club stages debates between WHHS and various area schools. From the club, members are picked for the debating team. The Webster Debating Team enters two leagues, the King's College League and the Penn State University Speech League. The purpose of the club is to arouse the interest of the students in debating and to teach them the importance of public speaking. is 61 A I C a H 3 Erzrrer-Irr-clrref ,................,........ DONNA M. YESENOFSKI Asszstant Edztors ...... MONCIA LYCHOCK, MARY LOU BEDNAR IO ANN MAICHROWICZ IACQUELINE GEORGE S t El Advisor ...,............................. i .. PAUL JOHN BAKER President .....,................,.,.,,......,... JAMES LENCALIS d 1 Vice President .... ,,,, V ICTQR FLAIM 6 Secretary -...... .,... F RANCIS LOBITZ C 1 b Treasurer .... JACK HARTENSTEIN ll 62 52iZi'5'21ifzg,4g 'f.1'.'. 'j.'. f. .'j.'.'.'.'.'. 11111A.'.' '.595i421f5f854?K51ifi Gi rl S' ov - ............... ...... M .ig?EN?1iSR1?331lA2 A t h 1 C t 1 C ll b rl S , Coach ...........................,......., MISS ANN JOHNSON B a s k e t b a 1 1 63 And Finally, Senior Class Prophecy Saturday, Sept. 30, 1972 I just returned from the planet earth. It was so exciting, I haven't been there for ten years, since I've been a secretary for Brutosky Space Insurance Agency. First, I purchased my ticket at the Stein- Rent-A-Missle Service where Gloria Voytko sold me a ticket. On the way to the missile launching platform, I hailed a space mobile and to my surprise it was driven by John Somits. As I entered the space terminal I asked the time of departure of my rocket. The receptionist, Barbara Grohol, assisted by Jackie Eisenhart, told me we were just about ready to leave. I was so hungry, that I ran over to the cafeteria and grabbed a super sonic energy sandwich which was served by Richie Tito. While boarding the rocket I was assisted by Carole Green, the stewardess. I also met the pilot and co-pilot, Ioe Shimanski and Dave Yeager and the following members of the crew: john Zubick, Larry Novatnack and Gerry Mistal. I was introduced to a few of the passengers who seemed vaguely famil- iar, Ronnie Gordish, Bob Podlasek, Mary Chu- cot, Monica Schwick and Mary Breshock. The rocket ride was fabulous. The trip was quite tiring since it took two hours. Leaving the rocket, we were greeted by Carol Kotarra, the ambassador of good will to Mars. I pro- ceeded to a restaurant which was owned by Al and Helen Croman, we noticed the cashier was Barbara Hoats and the chef was Steve Hyduke. We took a super-subway to West Hazleton while swiftly the stores passed into view. All stores were designed by Ioseph Grusetskie, noted architect. The first thing we noticed was Lutz Florist Supplies in com- petition with Schey,s Flower Service. Down the street were more buildings, such as Arlene CHouser,sQ Fashion Shoppe, Kathy CHenry,sl Art Shoppe, Grovich Institute of X-Ray Tech- nology, Perry's Banquet Hall, and the Club Paisley. Some other buildings were: Gill's Health Food Restaurant, and Klingmarfs Rocket Refueling Station. I left the super- subway and since I was exhausted from my trip, I registered at the Ritz Hotel. The manager, Iacy Eidleman showed me to my room. Included in the hotel service was house detective Tom Ogorzalek. A reducing salon operated by Donald Getz and Bob Parry, a beauty room operated by Rosie Carr and a Charm Course featuring Rose Ann Sokoloski and hair stylist and colorist Mickey Sacco. Also a Gift Shoppe was owned by Lorraine Zoscin and Rosie Stashko. I wanted to see what the old school looked like so I returned there and found Ray Schneider as Supervis- ing Principal, Paul Gallagher, Principal and the following members of the faculty, Karen Haury, Gym instructor, Eddie James, Botany, Bob Hinkle as Shop Teacher, and Christine T eter as German Teacher. I also found that Jerry Lindner was Mayor, with Charles and Paul Vogt as two worthy members of Council. I was told many of my classmates are in the armed forces: Tom Beckley, Dave Yurista, James Nawracay, George Steiner and William Berger. I had to get some travelerls checks in Schott,s National Bank. Marilyn Ganc help- ed me find the bank teller, Patsy Voycheck. I noticed in the directory the following officers: Jack Tokash, Hypnotist, Bernard Sarnoski, M.D., Terry McMichael, Chiropract- or. I found out later they all had very com- petent nurses as Therese Kudrick, Marie Haraschak, Jean Schott, Mary Beth Puza and Nancy Bachman. Leaving the bank, I approached Kakaley's Jewelry Store featuring Jim Carey, the expert diamond setter. Next to Kakaleyis Jewelry was the M. G. Grocery Store, owned by Mary Grohol. I also noticed an extremely modern drug store, Leonard's Drugsv owned by James Leonard and managed by Tom Nemeth. The druggist was John Cerasaro. I looked down the street and saw an ultra Modern Super Automobile driven by Kenny Launikon- is and on it was a sign painted in black letters saying, Smiling John Bogertf, It seemed as if it were an ad for toothpaste. I retumed to my apartment and got ready to attend a dinner at the Getz Club. This was to be the biggest event of my trip home. Upon arriving at the club I was greeted by -receptionist, Marilyn Ganc. My escort, Dr. Tom Mumaw and I were greeted by Pat Salvaterra. The entertainment was provided by that famous trio Mary Lou Bednar, Bonnie Luchi, and Esther Faust, accompanied by Joe Maschack and his Satellite Seven. The even- ing proved successful. Tomorrow my rocket leaves to return to Mars. Iive had a wonderful vacation and can hardly await the trip home. And so to bed. Greeting Cards - Gifts - Books DEEMER 8: COMPANY Bank, Oflice, School Equipment And Supplies 224 W. Broad Street- Hazleton, Pa. Notary Public - Insurance NENSTIEL and NENSTIEL 115 East Broad Street West Hazleton, Pa. Gladstone 4-5711 REAL ESTATE S 8. S CAFE 24 North 4th Street WEST HAZLETON, PA. GEORGE P. FIGHTER, JR. GENERAL INSURANCE at REAL ESTATE 20 W. Broad Street West Hazleton, Pa. Compliments of , A' ICE CRI-QA-PL f Since 1895 PURE AS THE MOUNTAIN AIR 226-228 E. Green St. Hazleton, Pa. COLUMBIA RECORD SHOP Latest Recordings and Accessories L. P.'s in Manural and Stereo. Neil Ford, Prop. 28 E. Broad St. Hazleton, Pa. DO YOU KNOW Zapotec Indian women Who sell pastries in The local markets wear Hats made of cookies to Advertise their wares? STEVENS BAKERY Compliments of LAUDERBACH 8: CO. 111 W. Broad St. HAZLETON, PENNA. Phone GL 4-8711 KLEE,S GARAGE 220 N. Broad St. West Hazleton, Pa. Compliments Of DEISROTH ' S Esso Dealer Inspection Station ..,, Im lla 1,.,,, , 2 4. E 7 FARM FRESH MILK TCOOPERATIVE AT YOUR FAVORITE FOOD STORE OR MARKET m1'A's BEAUTY sALoN Compliments of 221 E. Green St. West Hazleton, Pa. BEACH BUS LINE Beauty is our business, SERVICE Success to you, in yours Whatever it may be. Hazleton - West Hazleton RITA RUSSELL Cranberry - Harwood N LEWIS SCHIETRUMPF S. C. PRICE DAIRY FARMS, Inc jeweler Specializing in GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK 31 W. Broad St. West Hazleton, Penna. For Babies WE SPECIALIZE IN BANKING - Save For The Future THE MINERS BANK West Hazleton, Pa. 68 For Everything Photographic CAL PAN E Studio and Camera Shop Official Photographer of Class of 1962 Broad and Church Streets Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 5-2881 69 JOHN J. MORAN 8: SON Compliments of PREMIUM BEVERAGES DULE 81 RUSSELL KIMMEL Since 1892 THE HAZLETON BOB SMITH'S FLOWERS Greenhouses Main Store West Hazleton Hazleton STAN DARD-SPEAKER Phone GL 4-1621 Order your corsages direct We grow our own flowers The Best to You Along Life's Trail? BYOREK'S KNOTTY PINE JOE 8: BUD i'QuaIity Food KRESS DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Bring the Future Family SALLYS cl-IARLES E. KITE Shoe Repair Shop I4 North Broad St. West Hazleton, Penna. Groceries - Confectionery Baked Goods - Footwear Tydol Gas and Oil SYBERTSVILLE, PENNA. Phone SU 8-4156 PECGRPUS MILK For Mothers Who Cawe FRESH 3 3 9 PURE xi WHQLESOME ,.h,. ......, , ,H I 1 ,JH PECQRA S DAIRY wi' Pscoaxs I 53, WE ST HAZLETGN, PA. I '0'm Phone CI 5 494-3 Lots of Luck LEON GILDENBERG Compliments PHARMACY 01' Compliments Of MART WENNEIVS GARAGE SU 8-5542 71 FRANK'S MARKET 301 E. Green Street WEST HAZLETON, PA. EDWARD W. KISHBACH Excavating and Truck Hire Cellar Digging - Hedgerow Clearing SUGARLOAF R. D., PA. Phone SU 8-5701 JUSTOFINS' N. Broad St. PHARMACY West Hazleton, Pa. PHONE GL 5-6306 We Give Gold Bond Stamps Compliments of JOHN V. SUTULA M. D. LUTZ FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Corsages - Potted Plants We Specialize in WEDDING FLOWERS So Be The Perfect Bride, Buy Your Flowers From Us. PHONE CONYNCHAM SU 8-3791 Free Delivery 72 BREI-IM'S M5fCtlflJ CLl'lt George Brehm, Owner One of Hazletonfs Finest Eating Places Upen 24 Hours Daily K BREAKFAST - LUNCHES - DINNERS STEAKS 8a CHOPS - HAMBURGERS Our Specialty COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE Z 13 North Broad Street West Hazleton, Penna 73 Comjzlimenlr of CASPER,S FINE FOODS 305 Winters Avenue West Hazleton, Pa. RYMSZA'S FOOD MARKET Finest Foods At Lowest Prices 26 South Broad St. - W. Hazleton Phone GL 4-1581 The Best Movies Are Even Better at the KEY THEATER 29-30 W. Broad Street West Hazleton, Pa. GL 4-4621 STANLEY J. BATOR I E. Green St. - West Hazleton, Pa. Candy - - Cigars --- Cigarettes MAGAZINES SUNDAY PAPERS Mo1'an's Beverages --- Yuenlingis Ice Cream G1'0cr'rie.s' ---- Cold Meat.s' Phone GL 4-1262 Complinzents of MOODY'S MEN SHOP Broad and Fifth Streets West Hazleton, Pa, Open Every Night Till 8 Compliments of HOUSER 81 WALLACE Corner of Winters Ave. and Wayne St. Quality Meats 6: Groceries Books-Candy Leichtmanis Quality Ice Cream SCHWEITZER,S SERVICE STATION RETENELLER'S GOLD ROOM 81 RESTAURANT Broad Sr Lincoln St. Platters, Full Course Dinners Sandwiches 6z Snacks Smart Graduation and Prom Dresses DEB'S 118 W. Broad St., Hazleton, Pa. LOU POLLOCK Successor to Pollock 8: Mann MARTIN'S KID SHOP Everything for the kids 144 W. Broad St. Phone GL 4-6461 W. Broad St. Hazleton, Pa. Athletic Goods BON TON DEPT. STORE YVhere Hazleton Shops With Confidence Fashions For The I-ligh School Crowd Compliments of CONYNGHAM PHARMACY 303 Main St., Conyngham, Pa. Free Delivery Phone SU 8-5714 GALLAGHER'S Cleaners 6: Dyers 34 E. Green St. West Hazelton VALLEY RESTAURANT Route 29, Sybertsville, Pa. Hazleton - Berwick Highway Iohn 8r Ruth Robbins SU 8-3313 Town Sz Campus Clothes For High School and College Men BEN GAUZ 42 W. Broad St,, Hazleton, Pa. ' READ 'ri-na WE-HA For the latest School News Cathy Henry - Editor-in-Chief Compliments of Middle Cool Field Savings and Loon Assn. 1 E. Broad St. Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-8719 75 Good Luck To The Class of ,62 Congratulations To SCHNEIDER s. GAVITT The Ulm 'W BEER Dlsrmsurons THE LEADER STORE Hazleton, Pa. JEDDO-HIGHLAND No other anthracite gives you more heat per ton than carbon-rich Ieddo-Highland. Because it burns slowly it gives steady, healthful heat. So save on comfort. Look for this Certifcation Stamp on Your Delivery Ticket IFCHH g 3 ,gifgnsigl I E:-L-'.m,.3i : US' r1AL.1'I f 5 JEDDO-HIGHLAND COAL COMPANY JEDDO, PENNSYLVANIA 76 WE ARE MEMBERS of the CARTE BLANCHE and AMERICAN EXPRESS CREDIT PLAN GUS GENETTE, INC. Hotel and Motel of Distinction Hazleton-Wilkes-Barre Highway GUS GENETTI, President Phone Hazleton GL 4-2494 KAUFMAN'S Men's, Ladies' 6x Children's Wear WOLVERINE SHOES 8 East Broad Street WEST HAZLETON, PA. THIRD BASE HOGIES Homemade Pies, Sandwiches 704 Carson St., Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 5-0631 We Deliver GOWEN COAL COMPANY MINERS 61 SHIPPERS GOWEN LEHIGH ANTHRACITE COAL GOWEN COLLIERY Fern Glen, Pa. MANNOTH AND BUCK MOUNTAIN VEINS HIGH CARBON - LOW ASH GUARANTEED Phone Nurenberg 384-2271 for Delivery 77 Compliments of THE EDMUND JAMES NURSERY CONYNGHAM, PA. C. F. TRESSLER GENERAL STORE Conyngham, Pa. Phone SU 8-2211 KRAFT'S FOOD CENTER Groceries - Choice Meats Fresh Vegetables - Frozen Foods Benjamin Avenue Conyngham, P Phone SU 8-3324 WELSH CROWN SERVICE Tires - Tubes - Batteries - Accessories Gas - Kero - Fuel Oil - Delivery Located on Hazleton-Berwick Highway Phone SU 8-5502 Conyngham, Pa. BOWL FOR HEALTH VALLEY LANES Sybertsville, Pa. 8 Beautiful Lanes - Cozy Atmosphere AUTOMATIC PIN SPOTTERS Air Conditioned Light Lunch- Recreation Room FREE INSTRUCTION Phone SU 8-3311 Hal Welsh, Prop. Compliments of SNYDER'S DAIRY 404 W. Hemlock St. Hazleton, Pa. Phone CL 4-1341 JOHN WEIDICK Office Supplies 97 N. Wyoming St. Hazleton, Pa Phone GL 4-5641 ALLAN'S SHOE STORE 6 North Wyoming St. Hazleton, Pa. McCANN SCHOOL OF B USI N ESS W.A.Z.L. Intensive Secretarial And Accounting Courses Compliments of Congratulations MOUNTAIN CITY To The Class of ,62 Television Company HOWARDIS The Cable Cof' 86 North VVyo1ning St. Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-3814 Diamonds-Gifts-Iewelry-Luggage 40 VV. Broad St. Hazleton, Pa. Compliments of DIM'S SERVICE STATION Tresckow, Pa. THOMPSON'S If it grows-We have it. 523 W. 7th St. Hazleton, Pa. CL 4-6963 FOR THE LATEST NEWS READ TH E WE-HA Compliments of DR. RICHARD J. BONACCI Tresckow, Pennsylvania I THE 1962 ARCANA A Picture Panaroma of Student Life Donna M. Yesenofski .......,.................... Editor-in-Chief ASSISTANT EDITORS Monica Lychock Jacqueline George Mary Lou Bednar Io Ann Majchrowicz Advisor ..,i ...i. P aul john Baker 80 I V fe 1 1 I li 51 LJ Pin . P li?