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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

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Mr. Julius Schneider, as our Super- vising Principal, was in str u m e nt al in seeing thatwe, the Class of 1963, received skillful training and thoughtful guidance through the years. Mr. Francis X. Antonelli, our princi- pal, gave us friendly counsel and helped us make vital decisions that will help us in later life. Mr. Leon Diicon, 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 pr ep ar e us as we travel life's pathway. MR. JULIUS SCHNEIDER Supervising Principal MR. FRANCIS X. ANTONELLI MR- LEON DIXON Principal 3 Assistant Principal .,'J A ,f pf' gf ,,,- f QL, JK! 'lf ti .V A J Wg. ' 1 ' . 1 ,..1 'D ,V i any PAUL JOHN BAKER THOMAS BRILL Science ADA BROWN Commercial CLYDE ACKERMAN Science Commercial A .IH , s , . T 1549? STELLA CONRAD Art NELLIE CONSTANTINE History MARIE CONLIN English HELEN DOSSENBACH German RICHARD DOMALAVAGE Algebra 4 EDWARD ECKER Chemistry PETER DETZ Shop . 'xv , vt lv X ,. 1, CARY EOOSE Commercial BARBARA GASSER Mathematics FRANK GALLEGHER Band JAMES Biology HARRY HERSKER English ANNE JOHNSON Physical Education RONALD GATSKI Physical Education ETTA M. KLEE English BERNARD KOSKULITZ History ANN KAUFFMAN Chorus PATRICIA KOTZER Spanish MARGARET KRAFT Social Science GRACE KRAPF English Q I I F 1 A I JULE M. LAWLOR Social Science AMBER LEIBENSPERGER Special Education ,.., ,. W. wvgghsv a f. in :5 1 v 33,353.3 '- , . e-,zzzfgf-,wifi ' in . --ffv f. -1-ffg,awg3'y:Q5A V ' f' f ...- - fx, 1 .mi 3 gf-,H-.,1 ff-f '- -1-,Q 'Ri-W e ' i- Vv-- ! - LEO H K BITSKY no jgl f fk if ocla CISHCB AL V IN LAPINSKI Science ROBERT McGEEHAN Science 'N JOHN MILOT English WILLIAM H. NICKEL i Latin 6 ANNE MCLAUGHLIN Home Economics CELESTINE PEKALA English DOMINIC PINO Commercial ww? J. K ,,V h I I :V p if f' :'5.,!,1-97 - ' . UM' 'ff' if -, gif 5 w-4p .-' A 155 dgglg , . X MEI 1 I 312.1 71' 7 . Q 4 , , 'a ff QL if? 12- ,A-A ' flzgffuf GLEORGE PLATUKIS Civics WILLIAM RADZWICH Science ARLENE M. SMITH School Nurse WILLIAM SWINESBURG Agriculture ,If CAROLYN PRICE THEODORE RADAI Library English in-sf GRACE E. SCHELL Guidance ELEANOR SCHNEIDER History NICK ZACK Driver Education CHARLES m., I 2 x X . 2 X - f. 'mf . I XF! 2 x- ,-, .V , -J ., - YF' 4' xi xxfax' X., The Board Of Education We, the members of the Class of 1963 of West Hazleton High School, are justly proud of our Board of Education. Members of the West Hazleton Joint School District represent the communities of Conyngham, Sugarloaf Township, West Hazleton, East Union Township and North Union Township. Members of the board repre- sent 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 directors . The students in their respective communities have known them personally and have on many occasions called on them for advice and counsel, which was cheerfully and capably given. To the Board of Education, we of the Class of 1963, assure you that your leadership, counsel and outstanding efforts in securing for us a well- rounded education, has been appreciated. THEADORE FREDERICK RICHARD RAYMOND DONALD BEISHLINE DUTE FAUS T GUYDISH HAYCOCK JOSEPH NEY R. HENRY WILLIAM RUSSELL HOISTRICH HORN KRAMER KRAMER LABENBERG ROBERT ALBERT HENRY RICHARD J. LASHOCK LAUNIKONIS MARTENS MATTERN CLARENCE ARTHUR 'J AMES EUGENE ELMER MILLER PENTZ PODANY RECLA ROTH GUY KENNE TH HARRY ff WILLIAM WILLIAM SPIECE STABER STARK M! STARRETT THOMAS WALTER WILLIAM ALMA THERESA MARGARET VERENDA WOLFE FLAIM, clerk HERBINKO, clerk CCHS, clerk N wiki Class History Of The Class Cf 1963 Freshmen 1959-1960 Our Freshmen year was our last and most important year in the junior high. The American Legion Award was presented to Janet Astleford and John Bartko with Carol Stanalonis and Carl Schneider as the runners up. This year we won the Public- Parochial Basketball League with an undefeated season. Our Freshmen Day finally arrived on May 20th. The theme Television, successfully provided a most enjoyable program. That night we danced to the music of the Four Sharps. This concluded our Freshmen year. Sophomores 1960-1961 This year we became part of the senior high. We started off with a 7, 2, 1 football record. The highlight of the seasonwas our victory over Hazleton High School, when we brought home not only the Victory Trophy, but the first Sportsmanship Trophy. We were also successful in winning the Anthracite League Basketball Championship witha 20-3 record. On April 14th, we celebrated Sophomore Day which carried the theme Movies Are Better Than Ever. The annual Sophomore Dance was held that night in the gym with music by the Kingsmen. An undefeated baseball season closed the Sophomore chapter in our senior high life. Juniors 1961-1962 Our Junior year began, athletic wise, with a 5, 4 football record followed by an outstanding, victorious basketball season. On December 8th, we presented our Junior Class Play entitled A1most Eighteen to a full house. Our long awaited class rings arrived and we became full-fledged members of the school. Orbiting the Earth was our Junior Class Day theme, the date was May 11th. That night we had an enjoy- able evening, dancing to the music of the Glentels. Once again a great baseball season concluded another year in our book. Seniors 1962-1963 The first big event in this, our last year was Senior Day November 16th. Our theme, The Stars of 63, provided a wide range of talent for the program. The Glentels, once again, provided the music for a most enjoyable evening. In this our senior year we won permanent possession of the Sportsmanship Trophy and boasted a 6, 3 football record. At the annual Win or Weep Dance, Sonia Petruncio and Michael Christina were crowned Mr. and Miss West Hazleton High School. This year our Senior class presented the play, A Rocket in His Pocket, which proved to be a profitable and enjoyable production. We are looking forward to our Senior Prom in June and Commencement Exercises. The night of Commencement will mark the end of the best and most enjoyable days in our book of senior high life. ll JANET A. ASTLEFORD JANET A. ASTLEFORD Janet NORALYNNE BAINBRJDGE Il l MICHAEL R. BALLICK YlMi-ke!! RICHARD S. BARBER ll Fa-ttyn JOHN BARTKO Farmer RONALD BASSETT IYROHIY BARBARA ANN BAUER Barb JO ANN L. BEDNAR IIJOII JOHN BARTKO NORALYNNE BAINBRIDGE MICHAEL R. BALLICK RICHARD S. BARBER Janet is an active member of the School Spirit Club . . . Vice-president of the F.H.A. . . . President of Student Council . . . Red Feather Queen . . . Her personality will insure her success. Asweet senior who hails from West Hazleton . . . She has a pleasant personality and is liked by all . . . Belongs to the Future Teachers Club and the Future Homemakers Club . . . Future plans include teaching Home-Economics. Smart, handsome and friendly, that describes our boy from Tresckow . . . Member of the Blue and Gold football and baseball teams . . . Active member of the Varsity W Club and Student Council . . . Future plans include college. Tall, handsome, one in a million, that's our Fatty . . . An active member of the Varsity W Club and star basketball player . . . With his terrific personality he is sure to succeed. Popular, good-looking, comes from the farm , that's our John . . . Basketball player. . . An active member of the Varsity W . . . School Spirit . . . An honor student . . . He is sure to succeed in his future college plans. An asset to the senior class, with a pleasing smile and friendly personality, best describes our Ron . . . Being an excellent student will help Ron succeed in his future, which includes college. Grace was inher step, heaven in her eye, in every gesture dignity and love . . . Secretary of Advanced Chorus . . . Active member of the F.T.A., Girls Chorus . . . Wonderful friend to all . . . A personality plus, that's our Barb . A great friend to all . . . Member of Press, Library, and School Spirit Club . . . Can be seen working in the office . . . Member ofthe Arcana Staff . . . Future plans include business college . . . We know she will succeed in her future endeavors. RONALD BASSETT BARBARA ANN BAUER JO ANN BEDNAR 12 ALTHEA M. BE TTINE WALTER BITTENBENDER CATHERINE BLAKESLEE MARY L. BODNAR Introducing Abbie . . . A very popular person . . . Gets along with everyone and is liked by ALTHEA M. BETTINE all . . . Belongs to the School Spirit Club, F.H.A. . . . Future plans include Beautician work Abbie . . . Good luck Abbie. Introducing Wally . . . Just one of Drum's greatest assets to W. H. H. S. with personality WALTER BITTENBENDER plus . . . He isamernber ofthe Boys' Chorus, Thespians and F.F.A. . . . His favorite interests Wally are horses . . . His future plans include becoming a veterinarian. Cute with a friendly personality, best describes our Cathy . . . An active member of the CATHERINE BLAKESI-'EE Library Club . . . Press Club . . . and School Spirit Club . . . We wish you luck Cathy in the Cathy Commercial field. A cute, happy-go-lucky, well liked member of the Senior Class . . . That's our Lonie . . . MARY L- BODNAR She is Secretary of the Thespians and a member of Hi-Jinx . . . Future plans are undecided. 1-0l1ie Bright, friendly and happy-go-lucky that's our Jeannie . . . An active member of the Press J EANETTE BOGACZYK Club, aHi-Jinxer anda great boost to our Arcana Staff . . . She enjoys dancing and ice-skating Jeannie . . . Her future plans include nursing. Popular, friendly and a lot of fun, best describes Ginny . . . Editor of Arcana and President VIRGINIA H- BUSAK of Hi-Jinx . . . Member of girls' basketball team, Future Teachers, Thespians, Girls' Athletic Ginny Club . . . Ginny hopes to enter teaching as a profession. Friendly, full of fun, with a wonderful sense of humor, this describes Barb to a T . . . BARBARA M- BRASKEY Barb belongs to the Future Homemakers and Press Club . . . Her future plans are to be a Barb secretary. Meet Jim . . . popular and well-liked by all who know him . . . active member of the Band JAMES P- BRILL and School Spirit Club . . . plays a cool sax . . . likes friendly girls, P.O.D. class, and good Jim music . . . Future plans include college. JEANETTE BOGACZYK VIRGINIA H. BOSAK BARBARA M. BRASKEY JAMES P. BRILL PATRICIA A. BRILL MICHAEL ZUBICK MATTHEW BRUTOSKY PATRICIA B. BUNK PATRICIA A. BRILL Here's our Pat . . . Easy to get along with and full of fun . . . She is a member of the Girls' Pat Basketball team and G.A.C. . . .Her interests include sports. . .Success in your future undertakings. MICHAEL ZUBICK Introducing Mike . . . Tall, quiet and easy going . . . Hails from Coxville . . . Takes a great Mike interest in cars . . . His future plans include the army . . . Best of luck to a Senior Class asset. MATTHEW BRUTOSKY Handsome, friendly andgood natured . . . that's our Butch, who hails from Jeddo . . . Active Butch member of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . Likes cars, girls, sports, and Weightlifting . . , Future plans include Marines . . . We're sure he'll succeed. PATRICIA B. BUNK Short and cute bestdescribes our Pat . . . Always on the go . . . Cheerful and well liked . . . Pat Active member of the F.T.A. and Thespians, also a member of the Arcana Staff . . . Future plans are undecided. CHERYL D. CAMPBELL A bundle of joy, best describes our Chee-Chee . . . Cheerful and nice to know . . . Always Chee Chee ready for a good joke . . . interests include boys and typing . . . She is an active member oil the School Spirit Club, Press, Debate and Band. CHERON CASEY Introducing Cheron, aquietgirl withanicepersonality . . . amember of the Future Teacher's Cheron Club . . . Also the Thespian Club and Arcana Staff . . . She plans to enter the teaching pro- fession. JOAN M. CASPEROVICH Pretty, blond, popular and full of fun best describes our Joanie . . . Captain of our peppy Jeanie cheerleaders . . . belongs to the F.T.A., Varsity W, School Spirit Club, and a member of the Arcana Staff. JOHN E, CARR Alikeable but quiet member of the class . . . a friend to all who know him . . . active mem- JaCk ber of the Band and School Spirit Club . . . interests include cars, swimming, ice skating, math, and girls . . . future plans include college. CHERYL D. CAMPBELL CHERON CASEY JOAN M. CASPEROVICH JOHN E. CARR I4 fl , I K' x 4 f I U fi ff'f.f.,ftt.. I ,L . ,GM . M fs' 2 .,ff,J,Mff'V IJ . 31-J- lk N75 ,if RX JV I-ff' ,. xx 1' I , X .- -. A' X. .J .. 1 'X xJt'xJ X ' 0 , , . .Aid --A - '. - ug Lithia f 41 ' J! fx A .mi I, 1 J ,, X Y -rf A ,fl-ul I , ,I. ft fy ., ., ' My Iqv.WN', H 1 .UHF ., J ' ,A , vfggy .1 ,.+ A :mf w T of :gl I 1 li' 'N I JOHN J. CHABALKO .-.I df! A PATRICIA CHALMERS VERONICA CHESLOCK ROBERT L. CHESLOCK JOHN J. CHABALKO Ceuch is tall, handsome anclabright spot in our Senior Class . . . a member of Band, Chorus, chool Spirit, Debating clubs and Student Council . . . Best of luck in your college career. Ceuch Pat is a petite and quiet girl who lives in West Hazleton . . . She is an active member in the PATRICIA CHALMER5 '.H,A. and G.A.C. . . . She is interested in dancing . . . Her future plans include being a pat eautician. A quiet, likeable member of our class . . . His interests are basketball, fishing, cars, and ROBERT L, CHESLOCK irls . . . Future plans include the service . . . We wish Bob all the luck and success in the Chess uture. V. J.hails from West Hazleton . . . She is a member of the Press Club and the F.H.A. . . . VERQNICA C1-IESLOCK he is interested indancing . . . Her future plans include working and also marriage . . . Best V, J, f luck to V. J. Tall . . . handsome . . . liked by all . . . Mike is an outstanding member of our football, MICHAEL J, CHRISTINA asketball and baseball teams . . . An active member of the Varsity W and School Spirit Club Ta,-Zen . . He is sure to succeed in all he does. Anactive member of F.H.A. . . . Nancie is a very nice girl . . . Likes to write to people in NANCY J. CRAVER ollege or service . . . Likes all boys that are nice . . . Her future plans are secretarial Nancie areer . . . Nancie is a cute and bright girl. One of our friendly and quiet AG. boys, that's our John . . . He is an active member of the JOHN CRESSMAN F.F.A. . . . He dislikes extensive studies . . . His future plans are undecided. John Tall, good looking and sociable, describes our Buddy . . . Active member of School Spirit PHILLIP R. CROSSLEY Ilub and Model Club . . . likes Literature, Bookkeeping, cars, girls and sports . . . Future vvguddyvv lans include the Navy and State Police. MICHAEL J. CHRISTINA NANCY J. CRAVER PHILLIP R. CROSSLEY JOHN CRESSMAN CHARLENE DALPIAZ WALTER DARTE CHARLENE DALPIAZ THOMAS DAVIDICK TE RESA A. DEME LFI A blonde who's always laughing . . . that's our Charlie! . . . Member of School Spirit Club Charlie and Library . . . loves to dance and have fun . . . To be a secretary is her aim . . . Good luck in your career, Charlie . WALTER DARTE Fun-loving, always on the go, that's Walt . . . A new member of our class, he hails from Walt Conyngham . . . He is sure to succeed in all he does . . . To know Walt is to like him. THOMAS DAVIDICK Our Tommie is a member of our Wildcat football team . . . He is a member of the Press Tommie and Model Club . . . He takes an interest in painting . . . His future plans include joining the Army. TERESA A. DeMELFI Sweet, friendly, always smiling, that's our Teresa . . . An active member of the Press Club Terry and secretary of our class . . . With her sweet personality, she is sure to succeed in all she does. LOIS F. DENNISON Quiet? . . . Shy? . . . Not Frenchy . . . An outstanding majorette . . . a member of the Frenchy SchoolSpirit Club, Arcana Staff, and F.T.A. . . . Plans to be an interior decorator after grad uation . . . We all wish her luck. JOSEPH J. DOMIN Joe, a quiet member of the class of '63 is liked by all who know him . . . Always ready to Joe give a helping hand . . . His interests are cars and sports . . . Future plans include the serv ice. EDWARD C. DROSDICK Fun-loving and happy-go-lucky, best describes our Ed . . . member of the School Spirit Ed Club, Debating Club, Band, and Chorus . . . interests are football, tennis, and cars . . . plans to attend college after graduation. DAVID A. DUSHECK Quiet, but far from shy, that's our Dave . . . can be seen at all school activities . . . mem Dave ber of the School Spirit Club . . . interests include fishing and chemistry . . . future plans include college . . . best of luck to you. LOIS F. DENNISON JOSEPH J. DOMIN I6 EDWARD C. DROSDICK DAVID A. DUSHECK J J F' ,, ,, ,., , 1 ,ff Jffwf --f f IREDERICK W. DUTE JR. ANTOINETTE J. FAZIO JOHN FE LTER . ,,. MICHAEL F. ZIMINSKI Wherever there are girls you'll find Fred . . . Anactive member of the band, F.T.A., Varsity FREDERICK W. DUTE JR W , and School Spirit Club . . . A valuable member of our basketball team . . . Fred is sure Elgin succeed in all he does. Afriendly, happy-go-lucky lass who hails from Tresckow . . . That's our Toni . . . Always ANTOINETTE J . FAZIO ll of fun . . . An active member of the Library and School Spirit Club . . . We wish Toni all Toni e luck and success. John is a quiet, and quiteashy guy . . . He likes all types of sports, especially football . . . JOHN FELTER Jture plans include entering the service upon graduation . . . We wish you the best of luck. John Here is Mickey, a great asset to our Senior Class . . . Mickey is a member of the Varsity MICHAEL F, ZIMINSKI Club and Student Council . . . He's interested in sports, especially football, skatingand Mickey -vimming, and loves to dance. MARIA FESZCZAK Cute and friendly, that's our Maria . . . She is well liked by all . . . editor of the We-Ha, Maria member of the Hi-Jinx Club and the School Spirit Club . . . Future plans include Nursing. STEPHANIE FESZCZAK 'A cute Senior from West Hazleton . . . She is liked by all who meet her . . . A member of uTammy e School Spirit Club, the Hi-Jinx Club, and is Co-editor of the We-Ha. . . Future plans lzlude nursing- RICHARD F. FETTERMAN Ricky is one of our outstanding members of the Senior Class . . . Cute with a great person- Fets ity and full of fun . . . That's our Ricky . . . Member of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . recess will be with Ricky in whatever he does. CALVIN J, FISHER Conscientious and popular, that's our Calie . . . He belongs to the Model and School Spirit Calie tubs . . . Upon graduation, Calie plans to enter some branch of the armed forces. MARIA FESZCZAK STEPHANIE FESZCZAK RICHARD F. FETTERMAN CALVIN J. FISHER JOANNE FISHER ' VICTOR J. FLAIM EDWARD JOHN FOSTER JOSEPH R. GLOD l JOANNE E. FISHER Asweetgalwho helps anyone in need . . . Hails from Nuremburg . . . Interested in cooking Jo Jo . . . Member of the Press and Town and Country Clubs . . . Office work are her plans . . We know she will succeed in her aim. VICTOR J, FLAIM Here's a lad who hails from West Hazleton . . . Quiet, friendly and a sparkling personaliti Vic . . . That's our Vic . . . An active member of the School Spirit and Model Club . . . Futur plans include a higher education. EDWARD JOHN FOSTER Intelligent and always with a friendly word, that's Eddie . . . Active member of the Schoo Eddie Spirit Club . . . Likes food and sports . . . Plans to go into the Merchant Marines and later th.- Navy . . . Success is with Ed. V JOSEPH R. GLOD West Hazleton's contribution to our Senior Class . . . Very handsome and popular, bes Joe describes Joe . . . Future plans include the service . . . We know he is sure to succeed il everything he undertakes. GERALD J, GOTTSTEIN Tall, good looking, full of fun . . . that's our Jerry . . . A fine lad loved by all . . . Membe J err-y of the School Spirit Club . . . Hunting and Fishing Club . . . Future plans are undecided bul we know he will succeed. ' VERA LYNN GOTTSTEIN' A petite miss from Nuremberg . . . easy to get along with . . . her wonderful personalit vel-ra has won her a host of friends . . . Future plans are centered around college . . . Good luc Vera. DANIEL G, GUYDISH ' Class President . . . Manager of the football team, State Vice President of F.T.A., Schoo Danny Spirit Club, Thespian Club, President of the F.T.A., business manager of the Arcana, an! Varsity W . . . Danny is sure to succeed in his future college plans. ALLEN p. HAGSTRAND Fun loving andpopular best describes Allen . . . He hails from Drums . . . and is an activi Allen member of the Model Club and Hunting and Fishing Club . . . His future plans include college GERALD J. GOTTSTEIN I VERA LYNN GOTTSTEIN DANIEL G. GUYDISH JR. ALLEN P. JOHN E. HEINTZELMAN HARRY E. HEEBNER ,, JAMES R. HECKROTE MARJORIE A. HARPER Sweet and smiling, best describes our Margie . . . A member of the Girls' Athletic Club, MARJORIE A. HARPER Press and Hi-Jinx Club . . . She intends to enter college to become a medical secretary . . . Margie Best of Luck. Cute . . . Friendly . . . And liked by all who know him . . . Jim is president of the F.F.A. JAMES R. HECKROTE . . . This lad should make a successful farmer . . . Best of luck to Jim. Jim , Harry hails from Conyngham . . . He is a member of the Press Club . . . His hobbies are HARRY E. HEEBNER lhorseback riding and art . . . His future plans include the army. Harry A good-natured, good-looking, outstanding boy . . . Liked by all . . . An active member of JOHN E, HEINTZELMAN Ehe Model Club . . . Also the School Spirit . . . Future plans include the Service . . . Good Demon uck, in your chosen career. Introducing Gail, a very popular girl, hailing from J eddo . . . Active in Press Club, School GAIL ETHEL HELLER Spirit, Debate, F.H.A. and Arcana Staff . . . Her future plans include Airline Stewardess. Bef-!kY Don is an ambitious lad . . . After school he may be found working in his father's gas DONALD HESS station, however he always finds time to participate in all school activities. DOH Tall, good looking, and athletic, best describes Jackson . . . Is popular, especially with the JOHN HNAT irls . . . An active member of the School Spirit, football team, assistant stage manager. Jackson Handsome, popular, full of fun . . . Business manager of the Arcana . . . Active member MARK W. J , HOEFLING f Varsity W and School Spirit Club . . . Hoef is an asset to our basketball, football and Mark as eball teams. 7 MARK W. J. HOEFLING JOHN HNAT DONALD HESS GAIL ETHEL HELLER ' I9 MARTHA M. HOLLODICK MARTHA HOLLODICK Fm PATRICIA ANN HOPECK uH0peyn KATHLEEN HOROSCHAK Kathie JONATHAN HOUSER VlJonfl JOHN M. HOWER llponll GLORIA JONES YlJayl I KATHLEEN E. JUDGE VlKattly'7 AUGUS T KARMONICK I lsonnyl I JOHN HOWER PATRICIA ANN HOPECK KATHLEEN HOROSCHAK l JONATHAN HOUSER If you see a cheerful senior girl with blonde hair, walking through the halls, chances are it's Martha . . . She is an active member of the School Spirit and the Press Clubs . . . After graduation, Martha plans to become a beautician. Sweet and petite. . . That's Hopey . . .Well liked by all. . .Active member of School Spirit Club . . . Interests are swimming and basketball . . . She plans to enter college after graduation . . . We know she'll be a big success. Pretty . . . Popular . . . and lots of fun describes our Kathie . . . A member of the G.A.C., School Spirit . . . F.H.A., Debate Club, and Library Club . . . A great asset to the Girls Bas- ketball team and an excellent majorette . . . Future includes airline hostess. Tall . . . Handsome . . . Popular . . , Co-Captain of the Blue and Gold football team . . . An active member of the School Spirit Club and Student Council . . . Vice President of the Varsity W Club . . . Success will follow Jon wherever he goes. This Senior boy hails from Oneida . . . He is a quiet lad but well-liked by all . . . John plans to enter the Army after graduation . . . We are sure he will succeed. When you are feeling blue, just look up Gloria . . . she is friendly and cheerful at all times . . . a splendid asset to the Class of 63 and the advanced Chorus . . . intends to go on with her music after graduation. Pleasant . . . Cute . . . always smiling, describes Kathy to a T . . . She hails from Conyngham and is an active member of the School Spirit Club, Vice President of the Library Club . . . Future plans include Medical Secretary . . . Good Luck Kathy. Anhonest man's the noblest work of God . . . To some he seems quiet, but his words when spoken are seldom in vain . . . Active member in Hunting and Fishing Club . . . Hails from Tomhicken . . . Plans: To serve Uncle Sam's Marine Corps. ! r GLORIA JONES KATHLEEN E. JUDGE 20 AUGUST M. KARMONIC ' RICHARD KEPPEL TED KELLER RICHARD KASARDA A happy-go-lucky fellow who is popular with the males and females of our class . . . a mem- ber of our Blue and Gold Band . . . Future plans are to join Uncle Sam's Air Force . . . Good Luck, Chow. Ted's our boy . . . Cute and full of fun . . . An active band member . . . Takes great pride in his coin and stamp collection . . . His future plans include college . . . He is sure to suc- ceed. Dick is tall, good looking, and very friendly . . . a member of the Thespians, F.T.A., Varsity W, and Baseball Team . . . Future includes college and Armed Forces . . . We all know he'll succeed. Tall, dark, and handsome that's our Kerch . . . A member of our great football team . . . He also belongs to the Varsity W Club . . . His interests include hunting, fishing, and cars . . . Future plans are undecided. A quiet but well-known member of the Senior Class, Jan is noted for her abilities in the Commercial Course . . . She is a member of the Press Club and a typist for the Arcana . . . She plans to enter the secretarial field. Likedby all . . . That's Eddie . . . Vice-president of the Model Club and an active member of the Press Club . . . Outside interests include girls, automobiles, and car painting in that order . . . We wish you luck and success, Eddie. Member of the F.F.A. . . . among this boy's interests are cars, Vo. AG, English class, eating, sleeping, and being prompt for class . . . His future plans include Service. Witty best describes our Susie . . . She's a member of the School Spirit Club and Hi Jinx . . . Has a talent for art and plans to enter the Commercial Artist field . . . Good Luck to a pretty Senior girl. DON KOCH EDWARD W. KISHBACH JANICE E. KEUCH 21 JAMES A. KERSIKOFSKI RICHARD KASARDA Chow TED KELLER HTedll RICHARD KEPPEL Little Dick JAMES A. KERSIKOFSKI Kerch J ANICE E. KEUCH llJanH EDWARD W. KISHBACH Eddie DON KOCH NDOHH SUSAN KOPCHINSKI Sus ie l SUZAN KOPCHINSKI V , JOHN A. KOVAL JOHN A. KOVAL Johnny JOHN J. KOWALICK VlBartll LAWRENCE J. KRASNAY VlLarryfV DALE D. KRAUSE llDa1ell KAREN KREITZBERGER Karen WILLIAM KROUSE Krouch CATHERINE KRUTZ YI Cammy!! CLIFFORD KRUTZ llcippyll JOHN J. KOWALICK LAWRENCE J. KRASNAY DALE D. KRAUSE Likeable and quiet, that'sour John . . . Hails from WestHazleton . . . His outside interests include sports, cars, math, and girls . . . Sincere wishes for a successful future in anything you may undertake. Fullof fun and always ready for a good time, that's our Bart . . . He is an active member ofthe School Spirit Club and enjoys all sports . . . Bart plans to enter the Army after graduation. From the crown of his head to the sole of his feetg he is all mirth . . . Dynamic sense of humor . . . Interests include cars . . . Commercial student with plans to go to college . . . Good luck always Larry . . . Never loose your ability to make others laugh. Tall, intellectual with a sense of humor, that's Dale . . . He is a member of the Champion Debating team,We-HaStaff and Mixed Chorus . . . Vice-President of the Student Council . . . We predict real success for Dale. A newcomer to the Senior Class . . . Lots of fun to be with . . . Is very much interested in art and mechanical drawing . . . Member of Arcana Staff, Debate Club, and Girls' Athletic Club . . . Intends to become a commercial artist. A merry heart doeth good like a medicine . . . Very serious, yet at times a whiz with words . . . Willjointhe Marines shortly . . . Krouch is sensible, a member of the F.F.A., and loves to work on cars . . . Good luck with Uncle Sam ! Take bright eyes and combine them with a sweet fun loving personality and you've got Cathie . . . A member of the G.A.C. and Spanish Club . . . Enjoys sports and oil painting . . . Best of luck always in whatever you undertake. . Cippy is quiet but loves a good time . . . a member of the F.F.A. and Hunting and Fishing Clubs . . . Main interest in the outdoors is hunting . . . Plans for the future include Armed KAREN KREITZBERGER Forces. WILLIAM KROUSE CATHERINE KRUTZ ' CLIFFORD KRUTZ 22 ill iffy V9 CAROL J. LEVITSKY JAMES C. LENCALIS WILLIAM J. LAUER Smart, handsome, and friendly, describes a talented boy who hails from J eddo . . . Active member ofHunting and Fishing Club, Chorus, and Band . . . Future plans include College . . . His talent and intelligence assures him success. Handsome and friendly that's our Linky . . . A member of the Blue and Gold band who has attended several district and state band festivals . . . President of the Model Club . . . Mem- ber of Hunting and Fishing . . . Future plans include college. Acute andwonderfulgal . . . Hi-Jinx Club . . . Has a smile for everyone . . . Future plans include being a professional singer . . . Lots of Luck in your chosen career. Good-natured, personable, and easy to get along with, that's our Frankie . . . Belongs to the Hunting and Fishing Club, Model Club, and the Blue and Gold Band . . . Plans to attend college to be a veterinarian. Meet Grace . . . Cute, friendly, mischievous . . . best describes our pal . . . Commerical student . . . member of Press and Debate Clubs . . . We wish her all the luck and success in the world. Our Carole hails from Conyngham . . . She is sweet and is liked by all who meet her . . . A member of the Girls Athletic Club, Press Club, Arcana Staff, and Future plans include teaching. Friendly and always with a smile . . . That's our Dave . . . Sweet boy with a pleasing per- sonality . . . Hails from Nuremburg . . . Active member of School Spirit Club . . . Future plans include Business Administration . . . We know he will succeed in his chosen career. Smart, friendly and good-looking, that's our Peetie . . . Active member of the Hunting and Fishing Club, and also the Model Club . . . His future plans are undecided . . . We wish him the best of Luck. DAVID MARCHE TTI CAROLE ANN LUCHI GRACE E. LORAH 23 FRANK LOBITZ JR. WILLIAM J. LAUER Bill JAMES CONSTINE LENCALIS HI-Iirlkyll CAROL JEAN LEVITSKY Carole FRANK LOBITZ JR. Frankie GRACE E. LORAH Gracie CAROLE ANN LUCHI Carole DAVID MARCHETTI Dave JAMES MARCHE TTI Peetie JAMES MARCHE TTI I MICHAEL MARCHETTI MICHAEL MARCHE TTI Micke CARL MARSIGLIO Ylcigsil JOSEPH MARTINI Marse JOSEPH MATTEO JOSE GEORGE S. MATYAS vlRebvv JAMES E. MCGEEHAN vlDuStyvs THOMAS J. McGEEHAN The Wonderer MARGARET MCKDILEY vvMa'rgelv GEORGE S. MATYAS CARL MARSIGLIO JOSEPH MARTINI JOSEPH A. MATTEO A handsome, well liked boy who hails from Nuremburg . . . A friend to all who meet him . . . Active member of the School Spirit Club . . . His great personality has won him many lasting friendships . . . Future plans include college. A quiet -but far from shy lad . . . A popular member of the Blue and Gold band . . . His pleasing personality has made lasting friends . . . We know he will succeed in whatever he undertakes. Easy going and carefree . . . that's our Marse . . . a member of the School Spirit Club . . . The best of luck to him in all his endeavors after graduation. A handsome and friendly senior, that's our Joe . . . Very active member of the Chorus Sz Band . . . His interests include food, girls and music . . . Future plans include Prep School and College. A quiet, but cute guy who hails from Tresckow . . . A member of the football team, Future Teachers and Glee Club . . . We' are sure he will succeed in college. Take a good sense of humor and combine it with a friendly personality, and that's our Dusty . . . An active member of the Boys' Chorus, Model and School Spirit Club . . . Future plans include the Navy . . . Lots of luck in your chosen career. Handsome witha friendly personality best describes our Tom . . . An active member of the Mixed Chorus and School Spirit Club . . . Future plans include further education in establishing his own auto business. Well liked by all who know her . . . That's our Marge . . . An active member of the Press Club, Arcana Staff . . . Future plans include nursing . . . We know she will be a success. JAMES E. MCGEEHAN THOMAS J. MCGEEHAN MARGARET MCKINLEY EDWARD M. MEHALICK KAREN ANN MILLER ' RODNEY G. MEIIKRANTZ Eddie isa popular, handsome, and likeable boy in our great class . . . An active member of the Hunting and Fishing Club, F.T.A., Student Council, and the Blue and Gold Band . . . Sports, music, and hunting are his interests . . . Eddie plans to attend College. Tall . . . Handsome . . . Popular Rod, is our first string inside tackle on our football team . . . An active member of the baseball team, and Varsity W Club . . . He holds the office of Presidency in the Hunting and Fishing Club. Karen is a great asset to our class . . . As a member of the Press Club, and Debate Club, she displays her sparkling personality and helpful nature . . . Karen plans to do secretarial work next fall. Shirl is a very nice girl . . . An active member of the F.H.A. and Press Club . . . Her future plans are Beautician and Marriage . . . She likes a certain boy named Willie. Everyone knows Dave for his friendly, easy going personality . . . He is a member of the Mixed Chorus and Glee Club, also the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . We know he will succeed in all his undertakings. Quiet and shy . . . That's our Molly . . . hails from Sugarloaf . . . Well liked by all . . . Interests include singing and reading . . . nursing . . Best of luck, Ruth. Cute, friendly, and a wonderful guy describes our Jer . . . A lot of fun to be around . . . Junior reporter of the Future Farmers of America . . Club . . . Future plans include the service. . A member of the Hunting and Fishing Handsome, loveable, andjust an all around guy . . . There are not enough words to describe Hop . . . Amember of the Future Farmers . . . His future plans include either the service or farming.. . . Best of luck. SHIRLEY ANN MILLS EDWARD M. MEHALICK Eddie RODNEY G. MEIKRANTZ 'lROdlY KAREN ANN MILLER Karen SHIRLEY ANN MILLS Shirl DAVID A. MINNIG Dave RUTH MOLITORIS 17 GERALD MUMMEY IlJerll HOWARD MUMMEY I I Hop!! RUTH MOLITORIS DAVE A. MINNIG GERALD MUMMEY 25 HOWARD MUMMEY DONNA NEISWENDEVR MELINDA NOVATNAK , THOMAS OBZUT . JAMES OSWALD DONNA MARIE NEISWENDER . Cute, friendly, and always ready to help a friend . . . that's our Donna . . . enjoys driving Donna and is always ready for a good time . . . atop notch Commercial student . . . future plans are undecided, but success will be hers. MELINDA NOVATNAK Here's one of our redheads . . . Very friendly, sweet, and cute . . . If you ever need a friend Linda come to Linda . . . Amember ofthe Press Club . . . Plans for the future include joining the Air Force . . . Good Luck, Linda. THOMAS OBZUT Introducing Tom . . . Brandonville's only male contribution to the Class of 63 . . . quiet if Tom you don't know him . . . witty and a barrel of fun if you do . . . we wish the best life has to offer you. JAMES OSWALD Good-looking best describes our Jimmy . . . An important member of the football team . . . Little-Dude Member of School Spirit, Varsity W, Glee Club . . . Future plans include the service and college . . . Good Luck. L. DENNIS OSWALD Ise is one of the carefree guys in the Senior Class with a pleasing personality . . . guard Ise onthe Blue and Gold Football Team . . . member of the School Spirit Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Stage Club, and Model Club. DONNA MARIE PARRY Red, the peppy captain of our color guards, is known to everyone for her friendly personality Red . . . She is secretary of the Library Club and a member of the Press and School Spirit Clubs . . . Red hopes to become a receptionist. SONIA PETRUNCIO Talent . . . Popularity . . . Friendliness . . . You'll find them all in Sonia! Her charm Sonia and personality has made her a friend of all . . . Co-captain of the cheerleaders, and anactive member of the School Spirit Club and the Girls' Athletic Club . . . Future plans include college. MARY BETH PHILLIPS Cute . . . Popular . . . Full of fun . . . Bethy's cheerfulness has won her many friends . . . Bethy Presidentof Thespians . . . Reporter for the F.T.A. . . . Class Historian . . . She is sure to L. DENNIS OSWALD succeed in her future college plans. DONNA PARRY 1 soN1A PETRUNCIO MARY BETH PHILLIPS 26 EDWARD POTKEY NANCY PONIATOWSKI FRANK PISCURA AGATHA PINA Aggie is certainly an asset to our school . . . She's the peppy co-captain of the color guards AGATHA PINA an activ ' ' ' ' ' ' e member of the School Spirit Club . . . Aggie plans to be a fashion designer or a Aggle . . . Good Luck. . loveable . . . full of fun . . . well-liked by all who know him . . . interests include FRANK p1SCURA fishing, and girls . . . future plans are undecided but he will succeed in anything he Bob over with personality and friendliness best describes Point . . . well-liked by all NANCY M, PONIATOWSKI a great asset to the Senior Class . . . Member of Debating and School Spirit Club . . . Point plans include nursing. For he that once is good, is ever great . . . Commercial whiz, member of Advanced Chorus, EDWARD POTKEY very good looking . . . Very well-rounded, and very well-liked . . . Ed has a fabulous Ed which radiates. A lass with plenty of pep, that's Don . . . Full of fun and ready with a smile . . . Cheer- DONNA LEE RITZ , member of Varsity W, Press, and School Spirit Clubs . . . W.H.H.S. student newspaper Don . Good luck to a future lady in white. ntroducing Janie, shy? quiet, but always happy . . . Active member of School Spirit Club, JANE A, RQGAN , and Press Club . . . Janie's future plans include Business School . . . She is a very Janie girl . . D. Good luck Janie . . . From the Class of 63 . is one of 'our star football players . . . It's easy to see football means a lot to Jim JAMES RUPP he's always talking about it . . . He belongs to the Hunting and Fishing Club and Var- uAdO1fv- Slim . . . Hails from Trescow . . . Friendly and easy to get along with . . . he THOMAS J. SAMEC a great interest in sports . . . Future plans undecided . . . We know he will be a great vvslimu THOMAS J. SAMEC JAMES RUPP JANE A. ROGAN DONNA LEE RITZ 27 LINDA J . SAUERS LINDA JANE SAUERS CARL SCHNEIDER, JR. JUDITH A. SCHWEITZER CAROL A. SECUNDA Fun loving and likable, that's our Lynn . . . Active member of the School Spirit . . . Press Lynn . . . Debating . . . and Girls' Athletic Club . . . Her chief interests are sports, food, boys, and records . . . Lynn plans to be a secretary and a beautician. CARL SCHNEIDER JR. Tall, handsome, and a great athlete . . . That's our Butch . . . Star of football, basketball, Butch and Club President of the Varsity W . . . His future plans include College . . . Best of every thing to a fun loving Senior. JUDITH A. SCHWEITZER A sense of humor, plus personality, describes our Judy .. . . She is a member of the School Judy Spirit, Debate Clubs . . .Well liked by all who know her . . . Has an interest in art . . . Plans to enter the field of Technology. CAROL ANN SECUNDA Avivacious classmate with a winning personality . . . Carol is a member of the Debate and Carol a Literary Editor of the Arcana . . . Her future plans are undecided . . . we wish you luck. CHARLES F. SELIGA Meet Charlie, avery friendly lad from West Hazleton . . . Popular with the girls . . . He is Charlie Vice President of the Debate Club, an active member of the Thespians and School Spirit . . Future plans include college . . . Best of luck to you Charlie. GRACE SHENTON Introducing Grace . . . A member of the Arcana staff . . . This pretty lass has a wonderful Casey sense of humor and a smile for all . . . Her future plans include marriage. ROBERT J. SHEWACK Apopular and Well liked member of the Senior class . . . He can always be counted on for Bob a joke and is found at all school activities . . . Best of luck in the future. ROBERT SLABINSKI Tall . . . full of fun . . . loved by all . . . Member of our Blue and Gold football team . . Sla,ber active member of the Varsity W Club . . . He's sure to succeed in anything he does. CHARLES F. SELIGA GRACE SHENTON ROBERT J. SHEWACK ROBERT SLABINSKI A DONALD SPIECE A SANDRA A. SOKOLOSKI GEORGE SNYDER Meet an interesting farmer from Drums . . . the Junior Treasurer of the F.F.A, . . . the possessor of long eyelashes which are the envy of all the girls . , . Future plans include a prize farm. Wherever there's fun you'll find Lulu . . . Captain of our Blue and Gold majorettes . . . on McCalls Fashion Board . . -. member of the mixed chorus and treasurer of the F.H.A, . . . Future plans include business school . . . We know she'll be a success. Don is quiet and shy boy, but has lots of friends . . . outstanding in Ag . . . He is a member ofthe Future Farmers . . . Future plans are undecided . . . We know you'll succeed in what- ever you choose. With her friendly smile, sparkling blue eyes and pleasing personality, our Carol is sure to succeed in her secretarial career . . . A member of G.A.C. . . . F.T.A. . . . Debating Clubs . . . her interests include reading, cooking, sports, and sewing . . . Best of luck. Lindy is avery friendly and sweet girl . . . One of our wonderful office girls . . . A member of the Press Club . . . Future plans include becoming a beautician . . . May you succeed in whatever you choose. Full of fun and vitality is our Nancy . . . Her sparkling personality has won her a host of friends . . . One of our Blue and Gold majorettes . . . President of the F.H.A. . . . An active member of the girl's basketball team . . . Future plans are to become a Home Ec. teacher. Introducing Stem . . . A happy and well-liked member of the Class of 63 . . . An active member of the F.H.A. and the F.T.A .... Future plans are to attend McCann's School of Business . . . Good luck. Combine intelligence, popularity, and seriousness of purpose . . . and there's B. J. . . . Amember of the Debate and Thespian Clubs . . . Runner up in Junior Miss Pageant and talent winner . . . hopes to become a doctor . . . Lots of luck to a sweet and friendly girl. CAROL STANALONIS GEORGE SNYDER Georgie SANDRA A. SOKOLOSKI Lulu DONALD SPIECE UDOHH CAROL STANALONIS Carol LINDA K. STAUFFER Lindy NANCY E. STECKER lfNancyll SHIRLEY A. STEMKO llstemfl BETTY JEAN STOLL llB.J.'l A H , f l SHIRLEY A. STEMKO NANCY E. STECKER LINDA K. STAUFFER 29 BETTY JEAN STOLL JOSEPH J. SUNDRA JOSEPH J. SUNDRA VIJOEYH DIANNE MARIE SWETZ Swetz ie JOHN TETER Little John LOUIS TETER Louie RICHARD TROUTMAN Richie LOIS ULSHAFER I1 L0ieH PATRICIA URBAN llPatYl CURTIS VANBLARGAN Curt r RICHARD TROUTMAN DIANNE M. SWE TZ JOHN TETER LOUIS TETER Has good looks combined with an irresistable smile . . . Joey is President of Band, member of Student Council and Varsity W. Club . . . Active participant in basketball . . . Future plans include college . . . We all wish him the best. Fun loving . . . cheerful . . . and likable, is our girl Swetzie . . . She is an active member ofthe Girls Athletic Club. . . F.T.A. . . . Debating . . . and Spanish Club . . . Her interests include convertibles . . .pizza. . .and dancing. . .Dianne is planning for a career in nursing. Friendly, fun loving, but sometimes shy, describes our John . . . An active member of the Hunting and Fishing Club, F.T.A. and the Spanish Club . . . Girls and sports are his interests . . . His future plans include college and teaching. Here's Louie, our tall, red-headed boy who hails from Zions Grove . . . A member of the Varsity W. Club and Thespian Club, Louie enjoys baseball, hunting and cars . . . Best of luck in your teaching career. Quite a guy--that's our Rich . . . Nice to get along with and swell to know . . . His easy going manner has won him many friends . . . Always full of fun . . . Member of the Hunting and Fishing Club. Combine a pleasing personality and a friendly smile and you've got our Loie . . . A member of the G.A.C., F.T.A., and Spanish Clubs, her interests include movies, clothes and music . . . Best of luck and happiness in your Nursing Career. Pat is an all around girl . . . Cute, very smart and well likedby all . . . Enjoys sports and reading . . . A member of the Arcana Staff, Future Teachers and G.A.C. . . . Her ambition in life is to serve people by being an X-Ray technician. Tall, dark, and handsome best describes our Curt . . . Nuremburg is his home town . . . His chief interests are cars, hunting, fishing, and the exploration of outer space . . . His future plans are undecided. LOIS ULSHAFER PATRICIA B. URBAN CURTIS L. VAN BLARGAN PAULETTE L. VETTER J UDITH ANN WARNER ROBERT WASILEWSKI BARRY L. WEBER N. The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good . . . Delightful and always smiling CATHERINE ANN WOLFE that's Poofy . . . Member of F.H.A., Press Club, and Debate Club . . . The best of luck in P00fY any field to this Nuremburg gal. Cute and lovable describes our Big Wolfe . . . Hails from Nuremburg . . . Another of our outstanding Ag. boys . . . Has received many awards . . . A member of the F.F.A. Immediate plans after graduation are to join the service . . . Best of luck. One of the more carefree guys in the Senior class who is always full of humor . . . He is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club and manager of the basketball team . . . Future plans include the service. Here's our George . . . a sweet girl with a friendly personality . . . well liked by all Member of the Thesbians, Girls Basketball Team, Girl's Athletic Club, and Arcana Staff Future plans include secretarial work. Friendly and popular . . . that's our Barry . . . His expert piano playing ability is appre- ciated by all . . . Barry is ambitious and full of school spirit . . . renders invaluable as- sistance . . . Barry's future plans include college. Meet Bob . . . quiet, shy, and nice to know . . . He is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . His chief interest is' architecture . . . Bob's future plans include the Air Force and college. Cute . . . Popular . . . Far from shy. . .one of our blue and gold color guards . . . Active member of the F.H.A. and School Spirit Club . . . future plans include secretarial work Lots of luck. Short, sweet, and fun loving, that's our Polly . . . Co-captain of our majorettes . . . She is amember of the School Spirit Club . . . Hi-Jinx Club . . . Her interests are animals, outdoor sports and music . . . Future plans include a college career. BARRY LEE woLFE Big Wolfe RICHARD WOJCIK H I GEORGIA WEHNER George BARRY L. WEBER vlBaI.ryvv ROBERT WASILEWSKI NBObH J UDITH ANN WARNER nJudyu PAULETTE L. VETTER vvpouyn GEORGIA WEHNER RICHARD WOJCIK BARRY LEE WOLFE CATHERINE A. WOL FE WILLIAM WOL FE MICHAEL WOREK MARY A. YACHERA THOMAS A. YACHERA WILLIAM WOLFE A friendly, popular boy, that's Little Wolfe . . . an active member of the F.F.A. Club Bi11 . . . outside interests include sports and cars . . '. future plans include being a top-rate me- chanic . . . lots of luck in your future plans. MICHAEL WOREK West Haz1eton's Outlaw hails from Drums . . . He's a quiet guy, but very friendly . . . He The Outlaw likes mature girls and lots of fun . . . He dislikes school . . . He is a member and reporter for the F.F.A. . . . His future plans include the service. MARY A. YACHERA A gal with a swell and nice disposition . . . Loves to dance, to rock and roll . . . Member Mary of Press Club . . . Plans include an advancement into the commercial field. THOMAS ALLEN YACHERA Introducing Hoodie . . . Aquiet, but well-liked member of our senior class . . . A member Hoodie of the football and baseball teams, Hoodie's interests are in sports . . . He intends to enter the Army after graduation . . . The Senior Class wishes you Luck. MARION T. YESENOFSKI A quiet and shy girl who comes from West Hazleton . . . That's our Marion . . . She can Marion oftenbe found working in the office . . . Secretary of Future Homemakers and anactive mem- MARION T. YESENO FSKI ber in the Press Club and Future Teachers. 32 Class Poem Our High School days are over, And we must bid farewell, To our dear Alma Mater, And friends we love so well. We've spent such happy hours, Within these dear old walls, I We d love to spend so many more But now our life's work calls. We leave this High School dear, To sail on the sea of Life. We'l1 meet success or failure, And share our joys and strife. And now, dear classmates true, Farewell to one and all. We shall not meet again, In these dear halls next fall. By Kathleen Judge Poet of The Class of 1963 33 Class Prophecy After traveling for 15 years we finally returned to our old hometown of West Hazleton. We were told that a part of West Hazleton had been turned into a regular Cape Canaveral. As soon as we checked into our hotel, that was managed by Richie Keppel, we took a super-speed bus to the rocket site. Our driver was Richie Wojcik. Pat Hopeck and Gail Heller were to be our official guides on the tour. First we came to the newsroom. Some of the reporters in the room were: Cheryl Campbell, Charlene Dalpiaz and Linda Stauffer. Next stop was the laboratory, where the scientists Dave Dusheck, Dan Guydish, John Chabalko, and Dale Krause were busy working on new fuel for the rocket. Walking over to Wolfe's Coffee Shop run by Barry and Cathy, we bumped into Carl Marsiglio, Bob Slabinski, Jackie Hnat, and Jimmy Kersikofski who were busy assembling the next rocket. In the coffee shop, we were served by two waitresses, Linda Sauers and Judy Warner. We found that Carl Schneider and Lewis Teter were the next two astronauts. After eating, we went into a building where Nancy Stecker, Sandy Sokoloski, and Janet Astleford, were busy trying to concentrate food for the astronauts. Then we went to the recreation room. There, we saw John Bartko, Joe Sundra, and Mark Hoefling trying to teach Barbara Bauer, Joan Casperovich, and Ginny Bosak boys basketball during their lunch break. Mike Christina, Mickey Ziminski, Rodney Meikrantz, and Jimmy Oswald were discussing football of course. The next stop on our tour was the base hospital, where we saw Betty Jean Stoll, was the supervising nurse. Busy working on the floor were: Donna Ritz, Diane Swetz, Ruth Molo- toris, Judy Schweitzer, Pat Bunk, and Pat Urban. In the kitchen we found Paulette Vetter, the chief dietian. A few of the doctors on duty were: Charles Seliga, Eddie Mehalick, and John Koval. Two of the struggling interns were Fred Dute and Eddie Drosdick. We went to the X-Ray Technicians Room, and found Bethy Phillips, Nancy Poniatowski, and Sonia Petruncio working on their poor victim, Jon Houser. It seems that he injured his finger pushing the button that sends the rocket into orbit. Our next stop took us to the tailor shop where Karen Kreitzberger and Jeanette Bogaczyk who were styling the space suits for our next astronauts. While walking to the next building, we overheard Lois Dennison, Carol Stanalonis, and Lois Ulshafer, our girl engineers, discussing the plans for the new rocket. Our last stop was made at the base office. There we saw Antoinette Fazio as head typist, and Marion Yesenofski as stenographer. Mary Bodnar, Theresa DeMelfi, and Veronica Cheslock were bookkeepers. After our exciting tour of the missile base, renewing old acquaintances and reliving many wonderful memories, we returned to our hotel for the night. We feel that our class has done exceptionally well in the past 15 years. We sincerely hope that in years to come they will find an even greater amount of success and happiness. Sandra Sokoloski Ruth Molotoris Mary Bodner 34 Cand1d Shots Guarding the rocket for the play. Spaceman Fred Dute prepares to take off in the play. Stoll and Wehner pass out carnations on Senior Day. Justa few of the Senior Day characters: Hagstrand, Kish- bach, Lobitz and Koch. Paulette Vetterplays Lulu in the Senior Play. Alert seniors in Stenography Class. Linda Stauffer and Patsy Hopeck lead the class. The Monster , Donald Koch, ready for action on Senior Day. Cornalius Richard 4 1 N - J . it 'i .Q , W - J .QS ' - I ' 7 EE ' -A , f' V ' ' , Q ,.-.-,,3., HJ. Zeit ,' ,' 'F' , , ' -': Saw ' ,. ' t T51 - Q fjifgi -1. 'Iss ' - 1, Y - 1 if V J. -- . . ,ei -- Q ,. V ,sg - f , w...,'a' f- ff ., -, ,sag 1. ' il. - , . f -W--1 ' ' Barbara Ackerman A Janet ndraski Joanne Antonelli Joseph Andrews w e -- - 7 it -Q -- - A - 5 , li :. -.f - fs. , 3 ,L 5 ar , . '-?..- -1 ff' .us :fm . .l ffm' .iw ff QW- FII- Wi f yfidytf ' .l 14 .1 mfs. ,, - E21 Rose Marie Sharon Lynda Berger Bergeron Berlitz Marion Bley Max Aronoff wt s. M , , -Ml A E wg. . rt iff ' M gg ,. - -- ,., , . 7a fa, titles? , -Pa-l Harry Borneisen bds le if. 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' ii Phyllis , Ulshafer Kathaleen J aan Zenski Zavitsky we .1 yg X, Andrea Voycheck Clyde Teter 2' rw- -- it I A Eward Watro Cecelia Marie Zubick Zurawski Donald Teter Barbara Thomas Wayne Mar ie Troy Ulshafer 4 r f fs ,,i X , -Q., ,rg-,arm - , me W, r Q, . -. .1 .lv W- aa. ,g H r 41 . fr MAX' X A 'z 3 f S15 I ?'5,'E'lv! S i L fd. ' V RW George Welch Carolyn Zucatti Bob Widitz Wolfe Gregory Charlene Joseph Zyats Zavitsky Jack Wittig 1 N 1, ' 1 , . G 'sm ' ' , ' W ff. ,iv -4 ' .fa Sir , - V a -r -l. kai , -ez r , 2 5 ,va . sf - - - '-F uf- ' 5 -wuz x 2 ' - '- I - 1 l' M ' : ., -'U 4 . ' Q g, A 31-Q ,if z li .. ia Ronald Witkowski Edward Paula Yachera Young Arcana Staff Editor-in-Chief --Virginia Bosak. Assistant Editor-in-Chief--Cheryl Campbell. Business Managers--Daniel Guydish, Mark Hoefling. Assistant Editors--Judith Schweitzer, Charles Seliga, Nancy Stecker, Georgia Wehner. Literary Editors--Shirley Stemko, Dianne Swetz, Lois Ulshafer, Patricia Urban, Paulette Vetter, Robert Wasilewski, Catherine Wolfe, Nancy Poniatowski, Cheron Casey, Janet Astleford, Barbara Bauer, Jeanette Bogaczyk, James Brill, Patricia Brill, Patricia Bunk, John Chabalko, Patricia Chalmers, Lois Dennison, Maria Fesczak, Stephanie Fesczak, Joseph Glod, Gloria Jones, Richard Keppel,Karen Kreitzberger, Melinda Novatnak, and Carol Secunda. Snap-shot Editors--Thomas McGeehan, Frank Lobitz, and Carol Luchi. Sports Editors--Fred Dute, Dale Krause, and Carl Schneider. Class Will--Joan Casperovich, Linda Sauers, and Margaret McKinley. Class Prophecy--Sandy Sokoloski, Mary Bodnar, and Ruth Molitoris. Class History--Mary Beth Phillips, Betty Jean Stoll, and Donna Ritz. Typists--Jo Ann Bednar, Noralynn Bainbridge, Charlene Dalpiaz, Teresa DeMe1fi, Joanne Fisher, Kathleen Judge, Donna Parry, Jane Rogan, Susan Kopchinski, Linda Stauffer, Catherine Blakeslee, Janice Keuch, Marion Yesenofski, Agatha Pina, Gail Heller, Patsy Hopeck, Judy Warner, Donna Neiswender, Cheryl Campbell. 41 Student Council Miss Margaret Kraft, Advisor Library Club N Mr. Theodore Radai, Advisor 42 Future Homemakers of America Miss C. Anne McLaughlin, Advisor Future Farmers of America Mr. William Swinesburg, Advisor 43 Future Teachers of America Miss Helen Dossenbach, Advisor Thespians Mrs. Grace Schell, Advisor Mixed Chorus Mrs. Ann Kauffman - Director Director .... President ..... Vice-President Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . Publicity. . . President ...... . . . Jack Hnat Vice President .... . . Dale Krause Secretary Treasurer . . . .Barbara Bauer Publicity ....... . . Joseph Matteo Band . . Mr. Frank Gallagher . . . . .Joseph Sundra . . George Eisenhower . . .Cathy McGeeha.n . . Peggy Robinson . . Ann Stauffenburg 48 ' C C 9 9 ars1ty W Club Mr. James Horn and Mr. Bernard Koskulitz, Advisors r President .................... Carl Schneider N Vice-President . . .... Jon Houser W Secretary . . . . . David Petruncio Treasurer . . . . . John Bartko 5 2 2 ii 2 i E 2 1 Senior Pla . HA Rocket In His Pocket November 9, 1962 Spaceman . . . . .Fred Dute, Jr. Harry Cooper . . . . Charles Fendrick Arlin Abbott. . . . . Danny Guydish Jr. Janice Brown . . . . .Virginia Bosak Judy Mills . . . . Patricia Bunk Mr. Agnew . . . .Charles Seliga Miss Chisle . . . . Lois Demiison Lulu ...... . . Paulette Vetter Mrs. Matchett. . . . . Joan Casperovich Barbara .... ...... D onna Ritz Jackie . . ..................... . .Walter Bittenbender Directed by Mr. Charles Zaremba 50 Stage Crew Mr. Leon Dixon, Advisor Dennis Oswald Jack Hnat Richard Wojcik Matthew Brutosky Thomas Launikonis Richard Barber 51 Jung! 6 vm we 4 X E H, K ffewnw-120197 . I K ,wk wmmwmwwgemmagg aw vw A, amaxmumnm A JHEEMQ3 Nami awk by W , A A K . u I +3 . new ' ' I I P' x 21 X 'K ,,f Q,-4 fp 'n FAA. . -4, J 1- a 'WRX , ,. ru Q as ffl, V21 1.1, ffgtq, L 'W df , 'K L x 3, N Q X fga Q- 31 JH : i WL g . 1 A 3 -fm '5 A .1 wr fs: AF ,. gg 'W , riff' I t J -2Qi- A 55 September September September September October October October October November November Football Schedule 1962 West Hazleton West Hazleton West Hazleton West Hazleton West Hazleton West Hazleton West Hazleton West Hazleton West Hazleton West Hazleton Mt. Carmel Shenandoah Coaldale Saint Clair Summit Hill Lansford Minersville Nesquehoning Tamaqua Hazleton 56 E5 4 Vx cp 'N 2 'Q A 1 iv ,,, R A f X 'Iii 1 fn, 'if' WTA. L Q s i . A,- fi W . ' I ii, L 4.,h ij 57 Q52 1 M . , 5' 16 I F. 71L7fQ i4- 58 PRESIDENT . . . VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY. . . TREASURER . . RECORDER . . ADVISOR .... Girls' Athletic Club . . .Virginia Bosa.k . . .Barbara Bauer . . . Carol Luchi . . .Carol Stanalonis . . Catherine Krutz Miss Anne Johnson Q 1 'ie a -K 3 E Q I IF? if f.: 'Vkki'k' Ikz sfff-K' , I - ,, 1' fgcw :Xu gg, Q 5 5 ,K XA A.,: ',,, ' 5: i , 1 , i 1 nw, an X f' brat 2 QI XM X sf 'Q I M12 5 ' V M 4.32 Af X ff 5 'J 5 .1 5552. te 2.1- z Q B E W2 ,H ag, Q 2 8' 33 .V , jf I 59 A J A A! uv a yt 4 T4 if N, 61 f' M 4119 2 E QL. QW W E Q NSCA W H 4 fs 5 Ni .9 - I- The Last Will And Testament Of The Senior Class We, the class of 1963 of West Hazleton High School, in the State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind and body? ? ?? do hereby present to the oncoming classes our last will and testament. To Mr. Schneider, many prosperous years as supervising principal. To Mr. Antonelli, a class as quiet and sincere as ours? ?? ?? ? ? ? To Mr. Dixon, another class with as many legal excuses as ours. To the faculty, our wonderful test grades and behavior in class. To the Juniors and Sophomores, our school spirit and sportsmanship in all athletic activities. Janet Astleford's outstanding leadership to Barbara Miller. Michael Ballick's quietness to Diane Dipple. Noralynne Bainbridge's kindness to Sharon Burgeron. John Bartko's golf ability to Paul Brankovich. Ronald Bassett's swimming ability to Billy Reese. Barbara Bauer's basketball position to Linda Getz. JoAnn Bednar's love of history to Peggy Robinson. Althea Bettine's school spirit to Suellen Leib. Walter Bittenbender's love of horses to Wayne Oakes. Catherine Blakeslee's love of cars to Lucille Kuhns. Virginia Bosa.k's vitality to Beverly Berger. James Bri1l's band uniform to David Kite Matthew Brutosky's jokes in 7th Period Study Hall to Charles Fendrick. Cheryl Campbell's laugh to Julianne Debias. Jackie Carr's bravery to Kenneth May. Joan Casperovich's position as captain of the cheerleaders to some lucky Junior cheer- leader. John Chabalko's love for the New York Giants to some Junior football fan. Robert Cheslock's heighth to Dennis Levitsky. Mary Bodnar's sweet smile to Kaye Kissenwether. Charlene Dalpiaz's platinum blonde hair to Janet Walker. Thomas Davidick's art ability to Larry Fichter. Teresa DeMelfi's job in the Key to anyone who likes to see movies more than once. Edward Drosdick's musical ability to William Houseknecht. Fred Dute's little black book to James Gavitt. Rickie Fetterman's love of 5th Period to Gary Croll. Gerald Gottstein's interest in P. O. D. to Francis Tokash. Daniel Guydish's position as class president to a competent Junior. James Heckrote's job as F. F. A. President to any eligible Junior farmer. Harry Heebner's masculine build to Richard Bonacci. Gail Heller's secretarial know-how to Judy Foose. Jackson Hnat's German jokes and phrases to Edward Makarewicz. Mark Hoefling's adventures in his gray bomb to some adventurous Junior or Sophomore. Patsy Hopeck's sweet personality to Diane Henry. 62 Jon Houser's strength to Richard Green. Gloria Jones's gymnastic ability to Jean Lodderhose. Kathleen Judge's sense of humor to Joyce McGeehan. August Karmonick's blue eyes to Andy Moisey. Susan Kopchinski's optomistic ways to Carol Davidson. John Kowalick's nickname Black Bart to Stanely Gillis. Larry Krasnay's zany antics to Ronald Knapp. Dale Krause's sweetness to Robert Wolk. Grace Lorah's charm to Sara Michael. David and Michael Marchetti's likeness as identical twins to Janet and Judy Dulinsky. Joe Martini's curly hair to Robert Bradley. Joe Matteo's Sociology book to some future Soc. student. George Matyas's piano books to a talented pianist. Rodney Meikrantz's good looks to John Stanalonis. James McGeehan's navy uniform to some future naval reservist. Margaret McKinley's red hair to Alice Williams. Karen Miller's ability to laugh and cry at the sam.e time to Cheryl Grosso. Gerald and Howard Mummey's brotherly love to the Beech brothers. Demiis Oswald's wit to Corky Bogart. James Oswald's football jersey to Joe Andrews. Donna Parry's freckles to Sandy Petrole. Sonia Petruncio's position as Miss West Hazleton to a lucky Junior girl. Mary Beth Phillips wardrobe to Ann Stauffenberg. Donna Ritz's cheerleading shakers to Barbara Brazzo. Nancy Poniatowski's pleasantness to Rose Marie Burger. Thomas Samec's mechanical ability to Franklin Krutz. Linda Sauers's talented poems and jokes to Sandra Marsh. Carl Schneider's love of sports to Jim Henry. Judy Schweitzer's fencing, art, and dirty sneakers to her sister Fran. Charles Seliga's rats and lizards to Max Aronoff. Robert Slabinski's gum wrappers to a gum chewer. George Snyder's long eyelashes to Harry Borneisen. Sandra Sokoloski's blue Bonneville to Frances Mary Victor. Linda Stauffer's love of the Yankees to a Pirate fan. Nancy Stecker's home Ec. talents to Josephine Kulaga. Betty Jean Stoll's love of cemetaries to Edward Haburshock. Joe Sundra's terrific personality to Richard Durishin. Paulette Vetter's sweet smile to Andrea Lench. Judy Warner's ability to annoy Mr. Baker to Frank Pasdon. Richard Wojcik's basketball managing to some future manager. Barry Wo1f's pleasantness to Gerald Kulig. Michael Ziminski's touchdown spree to Robert Williams. And last but not least to our Alma Mater we leave our fond memories, friends, and tear filled hearts, to roam through the halls as fond rememberances forever. Joan Casperovich Linda Sauers 63 Nw ,fi J Mi' 1. Thomas Obzut smokes his first cigar. 2. Fred Dute on Freshman Day. 3. Judy Schweitzer ready for the Easter Parade 4. Eddie Drosdick, John Koval and friend. 5 . Nancy Poniatowski ready to enter first grade. 6. Our bathing beauty--Sandy Sokoioski. 7. Ronnie Bassett keeping his hair in shape. 8. Rocket in His Pocket ready to take off. L. ,,., -f- 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. John Teter in second grade. Action scene from the senior play. Stage crew putting up scenery for the play Patricia Bunk and friend, Patricia Urban. Margie Harper waiting for Santa. Virginia Bosak riding Margie Harper. James Lencalis in his baby days. ,, whfffii f 7,5 L IMM A Kzeiiiiijl .V ffj-,V . wx' i 1 fwwllm , 4,7 17?-W A WA A 'V wtgk'W'w555'Ff2:aw ' '0wf,,,,.,4,,,Q, N , 1, ..,,. , 'Z Q ff Q A ,M W 'ec 1 1 x,,,, f N f vrffslffiib f 291, . XL A - ' if-z-1 fgtsig fed, ,I-JC fd ,Q f 5 5 x f ..,, . f. Q R ji ge 5' if Q -,gmiyi 7 717.2 Ga KQEFY Hi X514 .rf 51:1-Q31 Y? ,K fv my I nf Wgxedyggle ts o MQ A ft A KLEE'S GARAGE D WJ QU: CH' . Q I ' A ' A I' lg J f as' 220 N. Broad sr fb - ,E I ' ' West Hazleton, Pa j 4-87 f - I u Esso Dealer Inspect o Stat o , 1 If ' 19' , fm DEB S LEWIS SCHIETRUMPF JEWELER Hazleton, Pa 31 W. Broad St MART11sI'S KID West Hazleton Pa SHOP Hazleton, Pa X C it A Qt , 035 f fr , QW ' fx 1 MM! ,,,, Q f M' Good L tg ll'l V 'fl H .fl fl U ' Q-Wuxi? Class of 1963 SCHNEIDER St GAVITT Bee and Soft D k Distr buto s Hazleton, Pa if A W M K pf 6 o b c-In gn QD J COLUMBIA RECORD sHoP 0 2 , ix E s IEL 1 NSTIEL V Latest Recordings and Accessories A JU X L.P.'s in Manuel and Stereo . 15 t B d St t f W st sllazfetaon, 155.8 Neil Ford, Prop. A ' Phone-454-5711 28 E. Broad St. M X I REAL WARE Hazleton, Pa. M J? S 81 S CAFE 24 North 4th St. West Hazleton, Pa. AFTER ALL IT TAKES A BAKER STEVEN'S BAKERY West Hazleton fff'f'3?I5lf Mitzi ffl '53 - fy-ff c THE HAZLETON STAN DARD-SPEAKER Greeting Cards-Gifts-Books I DEEMER 8. COMPANY Bank, Office, School Equipment And Supplies 224 W. Broad St., Hazleton, Pa. xl ggfvfj, JJ 1 M A ,JM 4qQfL'vWj-1 . 1,15 VJ ., W fue' TWVJU LIN wr ta, Jjpf fuyifu 'X V U V, nf 5 j 'fi n MVA! UJN I gan , 'I Co 'liflnents o if fA ti ll U 5 by ,wvfoq gt:-f HM' jf H .2 '- if jp BA! 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Broad St. West Hazleton, Pa. S. C. PRICE DAIRY FARMS, INC. Specializing in GOLDEN GUERNSEY NIILK for babies Compliments of BEACH BUS LINE SERVICE Hazleton West Hazleton Cranberry Harwood Compliments of SNYDER'S DAIRY 404 W. Hemlock, St. Hazleton, Pa. Phone 454- 1341 AM! MV ff gf ,.1:RfEssLER MIM? fggiidjigyw .iinififozl My Y one- - gvsa ,1175 ALLAN' S SHOE STORE 6 North Wyoming St. Hazleton, Pa. JOHN WEIDICK Office Supplies 97 N. Wyoming St. Hazleto Phone-454-5641 n, Pa. WELSH CROWN SERVICE Tires-Tubes-Batteries-Accessories Gas-Kero-Fuel Oil-Delivery Located on Hazleton-Berwick Highway Phone 788-3384, Conyngham, Pa. T f3'fl 'MfJ MW, L ' 'f 4- , V 4' MCCANN scHooL Q5 M529 Q k tQ M0 3, I, ,L ' V... OF BUSINESS Niafwao In ,1D,,.ff 'jmttffJ L,-ri . ' Kg l 36 lv. omp :ments o 'KZ if ie fe if of ' . ' ffffo' ' JZ40' ' 19' ' .J Intensive Secretarial 4'-'DWL ' me ' 49' 4 f WW c J MVA Account3i2dCourses C' '. Lbs Ln, 'M wj. 4 Aff . DR. RICHARDD jj 55 J. BONACCIM 40 V 'fat' 6 ALM , fr fc' ff: ' if KW'-Q, . ,H ,jjzhx 18 .ML ,,,zfJy6JJ 0 . 'Aw JJ' ' w. A. z. L. WW ,QM df Q3 H fr fi Tresckow, Pennsylvania We Are Members Of The Air Travel and American Express Credit Plan GUS GENETTI, INC. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1963 THE LEADER STORE Hotel and Motel of Distinction gtg? yi Hazleton-Wilkes-Barre Highway i ,Ski . L GUS GENETTI, PRESIDENT X Jax 2 ' A U Phone Hazleton 454-2494 O5 ' SPP A 4' H Q 4 b IQ. X 5,9531-f N N QW V A 1 WJ N ff 1 I Compliments of .H THE EDMUND JAMES NURSERY Conyngham, Pa. Phone-788-1348 KRAFT'S FOOD CENTER Groceries-Choice Meats Fresh Vegetables-Frozen Foods Benjamin Ave., Conyngham, Pa. Phone-788-3324 fl W' L4 WM WW W' M 4 LLEY LANES 14 0' ' K T ' H 4 ' i L5 6 . ' Sybertsville, Pa. Beautiful Lanes-Cozy Atmosphere Automatic Pin Spotters Air Conditioned Light Lunch-Recreation Room Free 'Instructions Phone 788-1275 Hal Welsh, Prop. THIRD BASE HOGIES HOME MADE PIES SANDWICHES GALLAGHER'S Cleaners 8a Dyers 34 East Green Street West Hazleton 704 Carson Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone 455-0631 WE DELIVER Town Rn Campus Clothes For High School and College Men BEN GAUZ 42 West Broad Street, Hazleton, Pa. Compliments of CONYNGHAM PHARMACY 303 Main Street, Conyngham, Pa. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 788-1344 Compliments of POLLOCK 81 MANN Athletic Goods KAUFMAN'S Men's, Ladies' gl Children's Wear Wolverine Shoes 8 East Broad Street West Hazleton, Pa. VALLEY RESTAURANT Sybertsville, Pa. Phone-788-1455 Breakfast--Lunches--Dinners Complete Fountain Service H. Yurovchak, Prop. MIDDLE COAL FIELD SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. 1. East Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. Safety of your Savings Insured up to 810,000.00 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation of WASHINGTON, D. C. EWQMWWWM M, if Wwgjwy bf f W KM 29 ff . f ,J WWFA V M, I wi' . N W W Qf,affj,y55fifQ5i6ai1Qf4p57gTff?5!3 AQQjy fjflfjdf WW? WJWWJ W W M M w WW Q M3 WL WWW W A W M42 MMM, ?7 Zwgiwipffjy Qfifffzff jf My 1A , f M AP DJ ggwwy PXVSYYNW AX N SCHWEITZER'S SERVICE STATION BATOR'S STORE 1 E. Green St. - West Hazleton, Pa. Candy-Cigars-Cigarettes Magazines-Sunday Papers Moran's Beverages-Yueng1ing's Ice Cream Groceries-Cold Meats Phone-454-1262 664023 Compliments of I RYMSZA s Fooo MARKET ff , M' ..,- fs HOUSER AND WALLACE l tsjbfft.,-.J Q 1 fkyxn-Llhq1!CPc' fmest foods gCorner of Winters Ave. and Wayne St.. Ox-Afk .4-,-Eff-x43-v-+'r4rLJe., B W' ' at X Quality Meats c lowest prices Books-Candy 26 South Broad St., W. Hazleton, Pa. Leichtman's Quality Phone 454-1681 Ice Cream Compliments of MOODY'S MEN SHOP Broad and Fifth Streets West Hazleton, Pa. Open Every Night Until 8 The Best Movies Are Even Better at the KEY THEATER JUSTOFIN'S PHARMACY 6 N. Broad st. Phone 455-6306 West Hazeltfm, Pa- JEDDO-HIGHLAND No other anthracite gives you more heat per ton than Carbon-rich Jeddo- Highland. Because it burns slowly it gives steady, healthful heat. So save on comfort. JA ' ul -1 VKFJ NI' IVY-fNf let fl IW I-S IQJEQI 52 xlnutnunwi :Q t: UAL. Look for this Certihcation Stamp on four Delivery Ticket I TON I JEDDO-HIGHLAND COAL COMPANY IIEDDO, PENNSYLVANIA LUTZ FLORIST Compliments of Flowers For All Occasions Corsages - Potted Plants We Specialize in WEDDING FLOWERS JOHN v. suru LA, M.D So be the perfect bride Buy Your Flowers From Us. Phone Conyngham 788-1149 Free Delivery PECORA'S MILK For Mothers Who Care FRESH PURE WI-ICDLESUME PECORNS DAIRY WEST HAZLETON, PA. Phone GL 5-4-94-3 ...... any 3- x-li Psconxs krwdul uhoClc ' Pure Fresh Wholesome aw EDWARD W. KISHBACH Excavating and Truck Hire Cellar Digging-Hedgerow Clearing Sugarloaf, RD, Pa. Phone-788-1875 Lots of Luck LEON GILDENBERG Pharmacy Compliments ol CASPER'S FINE FOCDS 305 Winters Avenue West Hazleton, Pa. Compliments of WENNER'S GARAGE Phone 788-2214 Wifi? we jwjiili Jw f an o L COMPANY Say, LN Miners and Shippers GOWEN Lehigh Anthracite Coal Gowen Colliery ,Fern Glen, Penna. Mammoth and Buck Mountain Veins High Carbon - Low Ash Guaranteed Phone Nuremberg 384-2271 for Delivery DIEGES AND CLUST Jewelers to the Class of 1964 Garfield Thomas, Representative Carbondale, Pa. Tel. 282-3690 Manufacturers of Specialty Jewelry since 1898 CHARLES E. KITE SALLY'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP Groceries - Confectionery Baked Goods - Footwear Tydol Gas and Oil Syblertsville, Penna. Phone 788- 1 493 14 North Broad St West Hazleton, Pa We specialize in Banking Save for the Future THE MINERS BANK West Hazleton, Pa. Compliments of BUDDY AND SONNY KRES5 JOHN J. MORAN AND SON Premium Beverages Since 1892 BOB SMlTH'S FLOWERS Green Houses Main Store West Hazleton Hazleton Phone 454-1621 Order your corsages direct. We grow our own flowers. l The Best to you Along Life's Trail. BYOREK'S KNOTTY PINE Quality Food Drive-In-Restaurant Bring the Entire Family C cv For Everything Photographic M CAL PANE QJQQEW Studio and Camera Shop Official Photographer of Class of 1963 Broad and Church Streets Hazleton, Pa. Phone 455-6347 f' 1 wfyjyiiigfjyj My lrffwswqy 54 lwfM r yJQyj?:m'JWy bfmfffffwffwwf mgvfffijffyikgoiw W ww by wnwi Qwit 5WyJ , WW? A MWV5 Wi? Wi? JWQSENWWXQ 545219 WK? ,N Gmflwdlf rn ,M g 1, i is Q Q ,, . , ,f M .0 t 'vs ,Q A I M maxi 'il eel. .f.' -H. -Q - ' ,k 0 N ' uf 1 . V I qs F EV! 8 o V ff- .Q ,i QP!-1' '. Q 1 -P 9 fi N