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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1964 volume:

4 N 1 r 6 's Y xON 792A THE ARCANA, FOR NINETEEN SIXTY-FOUR Patricia Yench J A A t 11 a ................... Edito . . Edito C 1 Bg t ...Bus.Mg Edward Habursho k Paul John Bake Vg, 5 Q w 0 '9 A0 Asst. Mg . . Adviso MRS. GRACE SCHE LL The Senior Class, with pride and pleasure dedicates this 1964 Arcana to Mrs. Grace Schell. We, the class of 1964, have found her to be helpful and capable asa teacher. As Guidance Counselor, she has taken an active part in shaping our careers. 2 ADMINISTRATION The Class of 1964 is fortunate indeed in hav- ing as its administration three dedicated leaders and teachers, who did much to promote qualities that will make for our success in life. Mr. Julius Schneider, as our Supervising Principal, was instrumental in seeing that we, the Class of 1964, received skillful training and thoughtful guidance through the years. Mr.FrancisX.Antonelli,our principal, gave us friendly counsel and helped us make vital de- cisions 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 MR. LEON DIXON Principal Assistant Principal 3 FACULTY CLYDE ACKERMAN PAUL JOHN BAKER THOMAS BRILL Science Commercial Science MARIE CARLIN STELLA CONRAD NELLIE CONSTANTINE PETER DETZ English Art History Shop v I RICHARD DOMALEVIC H ROBERT DOUGHERTY HELEN DOSSENBACH BARBARA DUSHANKO Algebra Commercial German M21thG1'I1afiCS 4 EDWARD ECKER Chemistry DEBORAH GLANCE French ANNE JOHNSON Physical Education MARGARET FERDINAND Home Economics HARRY HERSKER E nglish ANN KAUFFMAN C horus GARY FOOSE FRANK GALLAGHER Commercial Band RONALD GATSK1 JAMES HORN Physical Education Biology ETTA M. 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SMITH JOSEPH WAYNE WILLIAM SWINESBURG History School Nurse Special Education Agriculture NICK ZACK CHARLES ZAREMBA ALFRED LAUNIKONIS Driver Education English Library 7 Theodore Beishline Donald Haycock John Krizanosky James Correale Billet Joseph Hoistrich Walter Kutney N Albert Launikonis Thomas Makara Thomas Daniels Carmen DeBellis Ney Horn Louis Horvath Steve Kuzma Russell Labenberg Robert Lashock Henry Martens Richard Mattern Clarence Miller B Stephen Mizenko Arthur Pentz James Podany Elmer Roth John Rusnock Carson Shank Guy Spiece Kermeth Staber Harry Stark William Starrett Kenneth Stecker William Thomas Walter Verenda William Wojlfe Warren Zehner Alma Flaim Joanne Fisher Catherine Hildebrand 9 IQ ,wg 5 , 5415 'Q 3 !..' , CLASS HISTORY The Class of 1964 Four short years ago in 1960 we found ourselves walking through the doors of West Hazleton High School. This marked the beginning of our high school years. Now we have finally reached the end of our high school days. This is the end of one phase in our life, but it is also the beginning of another. Soon we will all take on many different careers each taking his place in this world. In September 1960 we entered the school as Freshmen. We started the year with avery successful magazine campaign. Then the long awaited Fresh- man Day came and the Freshman Prom completed the joys of Junior High. During our Sophomore year we presented an outstanding program on Sopho- more Day and our class went all out to make it a very successful class day. We also Won the good-sportsmanship trophy sponsored by WAZL for our sports- manship at the annual Turkey Day Game. Time passed rapidly and before we knew it our Junior year was upon us. This was the year we received our long awaited class rings. In December we presented our class play, IN CASE OF MURDER which proved to be a great success under the direction of Mr.Charles Zaremba. Our Junior Day and dance climaxed our eventful Junior year. Our Senior year was the happiest and best year of all. Using Nations Best Class , as our theme we presented an outstanding program, followed by a dance in the evening which climaxeda very happy Senior Day. Our Senior Class play entitled Miss Jimmy was under the direction of Mr. Paul J. Baker and Mr.F. X. Antonelli. Then the long awaited Senior Prom and Class Commence- ment came, which closed our joyous high school days with many wonderful memories. Gloria Clark Marion Bley Gloria Brugger 3 sd K K Emi 5? nits, H BARBARA E . AC KERMAN v1BaI.bvv Ambitious and friendly describes our Barb . . . Her interests are ice -skating, swimming, and horse- back riding . . . She is a member of the G. A. C., and the Mixed Chorus, and the School Band . . . Her future ambition is to become a nurse or an x-ray technician. JOSE PH R. ANDREWS HT -In Tall,dark, and handsome, best de- scribes Joe . . .Admired by all especially the opposite sex . . . Co-Captain of the Blue and Gold football team, member of Varsity W, School Spirit and Stage Crew . . . Future plans include college. MAX. M. ARNOFF vlMaXlI A boy with more wise cracks than a fence has pickets . . . Thats our Max . . . Vice-President of the chorus and an active member of theThespians . . . Hisfuture plans include college . . . Good luck,Max. RONALD BEACH Ronnie Ronnie is an easy -going fellow with a great sense of humor . . . He is anardent sports fan and a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . Ronnie plans to enlist in the Armed Forces after graduation . . . Best of luck to a wonderful guy! JANET J. ANDRASKI Janet Dark brown hair, bright eyes, pleasing personality . . . always has a smile for everyone, best de- scribes our Janet . . . Member of the School Spirit Club, Future Teachers of America and Arcana Staff . . . We wish her best of luck in her future teaching career. JOANNE M. ANTONELLI Joanne Vivacious and gay suits Joanne, an editor, to a T . . . One of our peppy cheerleaders, she belongs in the Thespians, Varsity W , Press, SchoolSpiritClub, and Hi Jinx . . . She was Miss Columbus Day Queen . . . Her future plans include nurs- ing. PATSY J. BARTEL llPat!Y A newcomer who came from Ches- ter, Patsy soon became well known in our class . . .She is fun loving andfriendly . . . her ambition is to become a bookkeeper or a typist . . . whatever she chooses, we are sure that she will succeed. FLORENCE BENDER FlOSSi.E Short and sweet thats Flossie . . . Friendly to everyone and liked by all . . . An active member of the Thespian Club, F. T. A., and School Spirit Club . . . She is also on the Arcana Staff . . . Future plans in- clude being a medical technician . . .We know she will succeed in all she does. JOHN BE NDER uJ0hnvv John, a shy and quiet lad from Hart- land Park, is an active member of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . Golf and hunting are his hobbies . . . His plans for the future include college. SHARON LEE BERGERON vvBergen Friendly and fun to be with, best describes Sharon . . . One of our pretty and peppy cheerleaders . . . An active member of the Thespians , Varsity W , Mixed Chorus and FTA . . . She hopes to become a teacher. MARION A. BLEY Marion A cute blonde who hails from Shep- pton is our Marion . . . She is an active member of the School Spirit Club and the Arcana Staff. . . She enjoys dancing, reading, sewing and swimming . . . her future plans in- clude business school. RICHARD JOHN BONACCI Richard Combine brains, kindness, and the ability to get along with everyone, and you will have our Richard . . . he's an active member in all clubs . . . he's president of the Thespians and treasurer of the F. T. A .... Also an active mem- ber of the debating team . . . he likes music and languages. BEVERLY BERGER HBevlv A necessary part of our Senior Class is Bev . . . A perky Major- ette and talented member of Thes- pians . . .This popular gal's in- terest are twirling, and dancing . . . The cap of nursing signifies Bev's choice of career. LYNDA ANN BERLITZ uLyndan Lynda hails from West Hazleton . . . Active member of the School Spirit Cluband F. H. A .... Can be seen at allthe football games . . . Likes to bowl and ice skate . . . Her future plans include becoming an airline hostess. CORNELIUS BOGERT vvcorkyn Introducing our Senior Class Presi- dent . . . areal great lad ,well-liked by all who know him . . . Corky is a good and able class leader . . . may his future, which includes college, hold the best for him. HARRY BORNEISEN I I I Full of fun and always ready to have a good time describes Harry . . . His personality has won him a lot of friends . . . Harry is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club and likes girls, cars, and foot- ball. ROBERT D BRADLEY Brad Fr1endly and lots of fun, that's Brad He mtends to see Uncle Sam for a couple of years and then w1th h1s mechamcal ab1l1ty and know how, he surely w1ll succeed Let's wlsh Bob all the Luck that there IS to be had GLORIA JEAN BRUGGER Glorla' Petite, sweet, and fnendly to all Always ready wxtha smlle Glor1a 1S one of the members of the Arcana Staff, also, the Press and Debatmg Club She IS sure to succeed 1n whatever she under takes BERNARD CARTER Berme Introduc1ngBern1e He IS qu1te a lad, but far from bemg shy An actlve member of the Green Mountam Boys Club Our Berme IS 1nterested 1n cars H1s future plans 1nclude the Army JAC QUE LINE E C HALMERS J ackle Introducmg J ack1e A sweet and frlendly member ofthe class of '64 An actlve member of the G1rls Athlet1c Club, and an asset to our school Although future plans are undec1ded, we know she w1ll succeed PAUL W BRANKOVICH ' Brank Tall, blond, handsome, and well llked by all best descr1bes our Brank a great asset to our football and baseball teams Act1ve on the Student Counc1l and mthe School Sp1r1t Club future plans 1nclude college ROSE M BURGER ROS16 Meet our fr1endly lass from Suga oat Actlve member of the L1brary, Press, and Debate Clubs Llkes to sw1m Her pet peeve IS mlmature golf Her future plans 1nclude becommg a bookkeeper THERESA CERASARO Combxne bralns, good looks, and a fme sense of humor and you w1ll have Terry a real asset to the class of 64 Terry's future plans 1nclude college Best of luck to a great glrl BARBARA ANN CHRASTINA ' Barbara Cute and llkeable, that s Barbara Her mterests 1nclude playmg mmlature golf She IS a mem ber of the Mlxed Chorus and of the Arcana Staff Her future plans mclude Bus1ness School n n ' 1 n . . . . . . ,, . , vu - vv H . ,, nrrerryvv . . ll If , , , . . . rv ' u ' ' . . ' I 1 I4 GLORIA CLARK Gloria A cute friendly lass who is never far away when there is work to be done or fun to be had . . . That's Gloria . . . She is an active mem- ber of the School Spirit Club . . . We wish her the best of luck in Key Punch School. GARY CROLL vvGary1v A quiet but outstanding boy who hailsfrom Nuremburg . . . Gary is friendly to everyone . . . Likes to work on cars and ride his horse . . .Also, enjoys good food . . . Future plans include college . . . He is sure to succeed. CAROL DAVIDSON Carol Combine a pleasing personality and afriendly smile and you've got our Carol . . . She is a member of the School Spirit Club, Debate Club, and is President of the F .H.A .... Also serving on the Arcana Staff . . . Future plan s include business school. JULIANNE DE BIAS Julie Julie is best described as loveable, friendly, and pretty . . . Her un- beatable personality has won her a host of friends . . . Her activities inc1udeVicePres.of F.H.A., Capt. of Color Guards, School Spirit and Press Clubs. JOHN COLLINS Jack A handsome and friendly senior with a very nice personality . . . He is a friend to all who know him . . . Future plans include college and we know he will succeed. GEORGE A. CROLL George Bright and handsome , that de- scribes our George . . . Although cars are his specialty, he doesn't let them interfere when he's chas- ing girls . . . Good luck in your future plans as an engineer. CLAUDETTE DAVIES Claudette Sweet and friendly, that's Claudette . . . She comes from Nurenburg and her interests include horseback riding, reading, and World History . . . Her future plans are undecided . . . Best of luck to you. CELENE DEMBROSKI llca-ndyY7 Friendly and full of fun and ever ready with a smile , that's our Candy ...A member of the Thespian Club . . . Candy's future plans in- clude college and majoring in the field of music. DANIE L A. DENESEVICH HD annylv Meet Danny . . . quiet and hand- some,butfar from shy . . . Can be seen wherever there are pretty girls and baseball games.. . Danny's future plans include col- lege . . . Best of luck to one of the nicest of guys. RIC HARD P. DURISHIN llDuga-nv! Tall, dark, and handsome combined with an irresistible smile, best describes Dugan . . . A member of our Blue andGoldfootbal1tearn . . . Reporter of the Student Council, also active ,Ain the School Spirit club . . . Hiskfuture plans include college. GEORGE EISENHOWER lllkeli Ike is known for his friendly, easy going personality . . . he is presi- dent of the Blue and Gold band, and Senior editor of the We-Ha . . . Hobbies include tape recordings and drum playing . . . Future plans include the Army band or Cabinet making in Trade School. CAROL FARGUS Carol Petite, and always ready for fun, That's our Carol . . . Interests in- clude boys and fun . . . A friend to all who know her . . . Always keep that winning smile, Carol . . . We know you'll be a success in any- thing you do . . . Good luck. DIANE RAE DIPPEL Diane A sweet and friendly senior from Sugarloaf . . . Active in the Banc' and Girl's Chorus . . . A member of the School Spirit and Thespiam. Clubs . . . Future plans includ- nursing . . . Best of luck to you, Diane . . . You're sure to be suc- cessful. RONALD ECKROTE Ronnie Good looking, friendly, and quiet, best describes our Ronnie . . . A member of our F.F.A. and Huntinf and Fishing club . . . Hails fro: Sybertsville and enjoys sports an cars . . . His future plans are un- decided but we know he will suc- ceed. JOHN EVANCHO v vJohnnyv 1 Tall, dark, and quiet, best describn. John . . . a member of the Pres' Club . . . Interests pertain chiefly' cars and boats . . . Future plan includetheAir Force . . . We knot he will be a great success. ROBERT J. FELLIN Peanut A shy, quiet guy, with a likeabln. per sonality bestdescribes ou' Peanut who hails from Oneif . . . He enjoys hunting, fishing, ax working around cars . . . His futm plans include Trade School . . . W are all sure he will be a great su. I cess. CHARLES FENDRICK Charlie Presenting Charlie, a carefree and ndependent guy who is always 'rearingasmile . . . He is a mem- uer of the Hunting and Fishing Club nd enjoys basketball, football and many other sports . . .Charlie is certain to be a success in the future . . Future plans include the Armed -orces. LARRY FICHTER HI-'arrylv Handsome,fun loving, and popular, that's Larry . . . Hails from Sugar- oaf . . . Main interests are sports nd cars . . . Future plans include -ne Navy . . . The Class of '64 wishes you all the luck in the world. HELEN MARIE GALLAGHER Helen Marie 'retty, popular, and a sparking ffrsonality . . . Always ready to nd a helping hand . . . Helen is esident of our Student Council, 'lso an active member of the F.H.A., F.T.A. Debating, Press and School Spirit Club . . . Literary editor of Arcana Staff . GERALDINE A. GARBACIK Gerri I'all,friendly,quiet, . . . that'sour Terri . . .One of our Literary ditors on our Arcana Staff . . . lsoamember of the School Spirit 'id Debate . . .With her intelli- 'ence she is sure to succeed in the meld of nursing. LOUIS J. FERRARI Louie Louie will be well remembered by all the members of our class as a well-known and well-liked person . . . He is an ardent Yankee fan and enjoys many other sports . . . A teaching career is Louie's aim in life. JUDITH E . FOOSE FOOSE-3 Judy is awellknown member of the class of 64 . . . Well liked by all who know her . . . Judy hails from Nuremberg . . .She is an active member of the School Spirit Club and Debate Club . . . Her future plans are undecided. MARY E LLEN GALLAGHER lvMaryl I Combine charm and personality and you have Mary . . . A friend to all who know her . . . She is a mem- ber of thepress,Debate,andF.H.A. Clubs . . . Future plans include marriage . . . Good luckto a sweet gal. WALTER J . GAVITT llJ0eyH Popular, friendly, and handsome . . . that's our Joey . . . He is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . He is planning to enter Police work . . . We are sure that he will succeed. BARBARA ANN GEISICK Barbie Pretty, popular and lots of fun de- scribes our Barbie . . . A member oftheG.A.C.,Hi-Jinx,Debate Club, School Spirit, F.T.A. and literary editor of the Arcana Staff . . . She plans to become an Air Line Hos- tess after graduation. STANLEY GILLIS stan Stan's our man . . . Always ready for alaugh . . . cheerful disposition . . . endowed withacharming smile . . . He derives pleasure out of hunt- ing and fishing . . . Future plans include a career in the Air Force . . . Good luck,Stan,in your chosen career. JAMES T. GOGOLA lYJj-ml! A quiet boy with an outstanding per - sonality . . . Amember of the Hunt- ing and Fishing Club . . . He likes football, food, and girls . . .We are sure his future in the service will be a bright success. WILLIAM GRENCAVICH -1vBj-uyn Handsome, popular and friendly . . . that combination best describes our Billy . . . A happy go-lucky mem- .ber of the class of '64 . . .He likes hunting and fishing . . . His future plans include the Air Force . . . Good luck, Billy! LINDA L. GETZ Getzie Easy going and carefree . . .That's 'our Linda. . . . a member of the SchoolSpiritClub,G.A.C.,Hi-Jinx, Debate Club, F.T.A. and literary editor of theArcanaSta.ff . . . future plans include nursing . . . lots of luck in your chosen career. DEBORAH R. GOACH Debbie Popular and full of fun, best de- scribes our Debbie . . . She is a member of the School Spirit Club and the Debating Club . . . Also a member of the Arcana Staff . . . Her future plans include secre- tarial work. RIC HARD GREEN Rich Rich is one of the quiet boys but friendly to all . . . an active mem- ber ofthe Hunting and Fishing Club . . . in his spare time Rich enjoys working on cars . . . future lies in the armed forces. JOHN R. GROBLENY msn Yosh, who is a great asset to our Wildcat basketball team, is equip- ped with apleasing personality and aknack for making friends . . . He is treasurer of the School Student Council and a member of the Var- sity W. Club . . . His future plans include college. CHERYL A. GROSSO Cheryl Short, sweet, and fun-loving . . . that's Cheryl . . . member of the Hi Jinx, andSchool Spirit Club . . . her interests include dancing and boys . . . best of luck and success to a girl who really deserves it. EDWARD HABURSHOCK Eddie A well-liked member of the Class of 64 Eddie always wears a smile for everyone . . . A member of our baseball team, School Spirit, andHunting and Fishing . . .Future plans include college, best of luck Eddie, we know you will succeed. JAMES J. HENRY Ice Cream Talk about football, and Jimmy will be there . . . One of the most popu- lar members of the football team . . . Jimmy is alsoamember of the basketball team, Varsity W , and SchoolSpiritClub . . .Future plans include college. JOYCE ANNE HILDEBRAND HJ-oycen Quiet and cute,that's our Joyce A. . . Joyce enjoys reading good books and also she likes to collect records . . . Joyce's plans include going to college . . . The best of luck and success to you in your future years. SUSAN J. GURGOL Susie Shiny brown eyes, a pleasing per- sonality combine them and you've got our lovable Susie . . . Never a dull moment with her around . . . Member of the GAC, School Spirit Club, and the Debate Club... Likes sports, dancing, and just plain fun. DIANE M. HENRY Diane Introducing Diane . . . Fun-loving, witty and popular . . . Without her famous laughthe class of '64 would not be the same . . . Her main in- terests include dancing and Weath- erly . . . Best of luck in all your future plans. TERRY HERSKER uHa-rveyu MeetTerryI . . . Tall and friendly . . . an asset to the senior class. . . He belongs to the School Spirit Club and Hunting and Fishing Club . . . future plans include the service . . . May every step he takes bring him closer to his goal. I WAYNE HILDE BRAND vvwaynevv Wayne hails from Sybertsville . . . He is one of our Ag. boys and be.- longs to the F.F.A. and the Check- mates Auto Club . . . Drafting and Designing are his future goals . . . His car is often seen in Rock Glen. ARTHUR ROY HOATS llArtvv A nice lad with a big smile . . . that's our Art. . . Future plans includea visit with Uncle Sam . . . with his great personality he is bound to succeed . . .Good luck Art in all your future undertakings. WILLIAM HOUSE KNEC HT llBi11n Mischievous, carefree, jolly, and swellarejust a few words that de- scribes Bill . . . A member of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . His interests include cars and sports . . . You're sure to succeed in Trade School or the Air Force. ROGER J. HOYSTRICH 1vR0dge1v A shy,quiet fellow with a fine per- sonality who is well liked by all, describes our Dodge . . . his in- terests include football, baseball, and cars . . . his future plans are undecided at the present, but we're sure he will be a success. PATRICIA ANN KARIS llpatn Sweet and friendly, that's our Pat . . . Pat has a, large out-of-school activity list which includes roller skating and football . . . Pat was on the We-Ha Staff and the Arcana Staff in school . . . She also be- longed to the FHA . . . Secretarial work is in her future. SANDRA L. HORN usa-ndyn Sweet and joyful that's our Sandy who hails from the valley . . . Sandy's interests include dancing, horses, swimming, and any outdoor activity . . . While in school Sandy was a Literary Editor of the Arcana and an active member of the FHA. BETTY J. HOUSER B..J. Sweet and joyful, that's B.J .... Her interest include music, danc- ing,footballgames,and horses . . . She is a member of the Arcana staff and Mixed chorus . . . Her future plans include work in the secre- tarial field. LINDA MAY JOHNSON vv Lynnn Sweet and pretty that's our Lynn . . . Lynnisan active girl . . . Her interests include roller and ice skating,football, basketball, base- ball and cars and also horseback riding . . . In school she is an active member of the F.H.A. ANDREW KASHUBSKI llAndyll Andy is agreat asset to the class of 'Y64 . . . He is an active member of the Future Farmers of America, where he holds the office of Vice President . . . His future plans in- clude agricultural work. MARGARET ANN KENNY IV Quiet but sweet with an irresistible smile, that's our Peggy . . . An assistant editor on the Arcana Staff , member of the School Spirit Club, F.H.A. . . . Her future plans include nursing. KAYE ELLEN KISENWETHER 11Kaye1v A blue-eyed blond, so friendly and sweet, a senior girl who can't be beat . . .That'sour Kaye . . . Kaye is active in the School Spirit Club, Future Teachers of America, and Girls'Chorus . . . Futureplans in- clude college. RONALD G. KNAPP Ronnie Handsome and good natured de- scribes our Ronnie . . . He is one of our prize pupils who hails from Nuremburg . . . Ronnie is a member of the Mixed Chorus and an active member of the Blue and Gold Band . . . Future plans are undecided, but we wish him the best in life. FRANKLIN KRUTZ 1lKanklI Frank isagreat asset to the senior class . . . He is an active member of the Future Farmers of America . . . He is interested in girls and farming . . . Frank's future plans include agriculture . . . Wewant to wish him success in this field. C WILLIAM C . KERSCHNER I lBi11.1 I Look for awarm smile and a pleas- ing personality and you have found Billy . . . he is an active member of the F.F.A .... Bill plans to join the service after graduation . . . we all wish luck and success to this fine senior. DAVID E . KITE Dave A tall quiet lad from Sybertsville .. . That's our Dave.. . He is a member of the Blue and Gold Band and of the Checkmates' Auto Club . . . Business School is included in his plans for the future. ARTHUR W . KNORR HArtu Cute, friendly and popular . . . Liked by everyone . . . Art hails from West Hazleton . . . He often plays the part of Go -Go, the Wild- cats Mascot . . . Likes baseball and swimming . . .Future plans include the Navy . . . We wish him smooth sailing. LUCILLE ANN KUHNS Kuhnsie Lucy is the tall blonde co-captain of the Blue and Gold Majorettes . . . Her scholastic ability and many friends have helped her to obtain the position of cabinet member of Hi-Jinx, prophecy editor for the Arcana and business manager of the We-Ha . . . We wish you suc- cess Kuhnsie . DIANE MARIE KUKOL Dee Sweet, hkeable, and qu1et, that's our Dee She belongs to the School Sp1r1t Club Her future plans 1nclude go1ng to Emp1re Beauty School Her lnterests 1nclude sw1mm1ng and read1ng GERALD P KULIG Jerry Take a pleasmg personallty and sparklmg eyes and that's our Jerry Popular wlth everyone, and w1th the Opp0S1te sex, always loves a good t1me Smcere w1shes for a successful future 1n anyth1ng you may undertake 1n the world ahead Tubber' Meet Tubber Full of fun and mlschlevous ant1cs Never a dull moment w1th th1s lad around A member of our great stage crew We w1sh h1m all the luck and success 1n the world SUE LLEN J LEIB SUSIE Sus1e Buslness manager of the Press Club, Prophecy edltor for the Arcana and Pres1dent of the H1 J 1nx Th1S popular sen1or 1S al so amajorette and an act1ve mem ber of the Glrls Basketball team and the School Sp1r1t Club Sus1e's other 1nterests 1nclude danclng and Lafayette DONALD J KULIG Don Arnb1t1ous, best descrlbes Don popular and well l1ked by all who know h1m H1s mterests clude m9ChaH1CS and sports Future plans 1nclude college Best of luck 1n the future to a great CHARLOTTE M KULSA Charlotte' HERE IS Charlotte, a pleasant per son from West Hazleton who en Joys the act1v1t1es of the F T A , School Sp1r1t, and Debate Clubs Charlotte spends her le1sure t1me playlng tenms, 1Ce skatmg and llstenmg to records Best of luck to a future teacher W yne' If you see a sen1or boy w1th a b1g srmle and fr1endly ways you ll knowthat lt 1S Wayne He IS an act1ve member of our Blue and Gold Band and the Chorus Best of luck 1n the future ANDREA M LENCH Andy Cute, sweet, and pet1te, best de scr1bes our Andy Member of the School Sp1r1t Club, Future Teacher'sandH1 J1l'l.X She can be seen at all school act1v1t1es Future plans 1nclude busmess school Best of luck to a g1rl who really deserves It YI YV YI .ll 1' I' ' . . . ' . . . ' ' in- - ' boy. n . rv 'V . ' N THOMAS W. LAUNIKONIS WAYNE EDWARD LAWRENCE 11 1 ll a I l I u u 1. . ' . A l vu ' 1: vw . u 22 DENNIS STE PHEN LEVITSKY IVKOHVI He's short but what he lacks in height he makes up in personality . . . that's our Dennis . . . He hopes to pursue the field of mechanics after- high school . . . Good luck in future endeavors. JEAN MARIE LODDERHOSE Jeanie Dishwater blonde and sweet that's our Jeanie . . . Her interests are new cars, dancing and swimming . . . She was an active member of the School Spirit Club and the F.H.A. in school . . . Jeanie plans on going to the Empire Beauty School. HENRY F. MALISKO Butch A pleasant smile for everyone and a joke on every subject, best de- scribes our Butch . . . He is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club and cgi always be found at all baseball andfootball games . . . Good Luck. and success to ajolly boy. - EUGENE J. MARHELKO Hcvenell Gene is aquiet boy who is an active member of the Future Farmers of America . . . His interests include every form of farming . . . Gene's future plans are definitely con- cerned with agriculture. LINDA JEAN LINCALIS vvLindall Linda is a sweet girl we'll always remember . . . Her charming per- sonality has won her many friends ...She belongs to the Library Club, and the Mixed Chorus . . . She also plays the accordian . . . Her future plans are undecided. EDWARD P. MAKAREWICZ HMacklV Happy, fun-loving, and popular best describes Eddie . . . A mem- ber of our Blue and Gold football team, Hunting and Fishing, and Press Club . . .Other interests include cars and weight lifting . . . Plans to enter the Armed Forces. LUCILLE M. MARCHETTI HI-Jucyn Look for a pretty face and a friendly smile and you're bound to find our Lucy . . . President of the Library Club member of the Press Club, and School Spirit Club, and Debating Club . . . She plans to be a Recep- tionist. SANDRA R. MARSCH usa-ndyu Wherever there is fun and laughter, you're sure to find Sandy . . . An active member of the School Spirit Club,Debate Club and Arcana Staff . . . with her winning personality and smile, Sandy, is sure to be a success in all her future under- takings. ROSALIE A MATUSHONECK ' Ros1e' Blonde, cute and popular best de scrlbes our Ros1e A well l1.ked member of our class She IS a member of the school Sp1r1t Club Future plans are st1ll unde c1ded Best of luck to a great glr KENNETH MAY Ken If ever there IS any m1SChlef, you're sure to fmd our Ken around Th1s great hunter and f1sher man IS a pal to all Luck and success 1n your plans for IB M School Jyce Peppy and popular Joyc1e' IS an asset to the Blue a.nd Gold Cheer leadmg squad She IS an act1ve member of the Vars1ty 'W' and school Splrlt club Her plans 1nclude nurs1ng school BARBARA ANN MILLER Barb Meet Barb Pretty, popular You bet A real asset to our Sen1or Class Among her act1v1 t1es 1nclude h1gh school correspon dent, Secretary of Student COUHC11, Debate and School Sp1r1t Club Future plans undeclded MARILYN B MAUSER Marllyn Talented, fr1endly and full of fun, that's our Mar1lyn Mus1cally 1ncl1ned, Marllyn belongs to the advanced chorus, and also the Lrbrary club She IS a popular member of the Choral1ers Mar1lyn plans to attend college CATHERINE A MCGEEHAN Cathy Meet Cathy comb1nat1on of 1n telllgence and a pleasmg persona 1 y Secretary of the Thesplans, treasurer of the M1xed Chorus, member of the W H H S Band, F T A also De1sroth's seventeen Fashlon Board Future plans 1nclude college Sara A cute gal w1th a f1ne personal1ty that's our Sara A member of the School Sp1r1t Club and the Future Teachers of Amer1ca She plansto Jom the Navy and get a college degree 1n teachmg CHARLES MILLER Charlre' Good lookmg and popular, w1th a pleasmg personal1ty best descr1bes our Charl1e He halls from the great town of Tresckow and IS amember of the I-Iuntmg and F1sh 1ng club Future plans 1nclude the study of electromcs 1n the servlce 2 ' I ll '. H IV YY H . H ' ' - rt ' JOYCE F. MCGEEHAN SARA MAE MICHAEL YI O i ll H ll H H H ' I 24 PAULA JEAN lVlILI.S Paula Acreditto our school is Paula . . . Belongs to the School Spirit Club and Debate Club . . .An active member of the Arcana Staff . . . Interests include dancing and sports . . . Future plans include either beautician or commercial school. CAROLE MINNIG Mau -Mau Quiet? Shy? Not our Mau -Mau . . . A bundle of joy and fun, best de- scribes her . . . A member of the G. A. C.andSchool Spirit Club . . . Likes parties and a certain soldier . . . Future plans include marriage . . . We wishyou all the luck in the world, Carole. ANDREW B. MOISEY Gath Co-captain of the Blue and Gold football team, member of the Stu- dent Council, President of Mixed Chorus, President of the State F.T.A., and a member of the Var- sity W andthe Thespian Club . . . that's our Gath . . . A real asset to the class of 64 . . . future plans in- clude college. DAVID NOGAST Dave A quiet boy who hails from June- dale . . . a great lad and afriend to all . . . Although his future plans areundecided, we are sure he will be a success in all his undertakings . . . Good luck to a swell guy. RUTHANN MINCAVAGE Ruthie Meet Ruthie . . . Cute, friendly, best describes her . . . Ruthie is an active member of the Press Club,Editor in chief of the We-Ha, and a member of the F.H.A .... Future plans include Business School. . .Her personality will insure her success. RIC HARD EDWARD MISTAL Skitch Short, but full of pep and always on the go, best describes Rich . . . Likes cars and loves school . . . Rich is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club and likes to have a good time . . . Future plans are undecided. ARTHUR MOYER vvwillyvv Willy has varied interests, one of which is weight lifting . . . He is an active member of the Future Farmers of America . . . Willy's future plans include being a lum- berjack . . .We want to wish him success in Alaska. WAYNE G. OAKES Hoa-'ksyll Here is a real sweet boy from Sugarloaf . . . Oa.ksy is an active member of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . He has plans to become adraftsman after he graduates . . . His hobbies in c lu d e horseback riding and checkmates Auto Club. J UDITH A OSWA LD Judy A str1k1ng blond w1th personallty plus that' s our Judy she IS an act1ve member of the School Sp1r1tClub, debatmg, H1gh J mx and Majorettes Judy 15 sure to be a success ln all futureundertakmgs JOYCE PANGRAZZI J y e An 1nterest1ng gal who ha1ls from Sheppton She IS an act1ve mem ber of the Press Club, the Arcana Staff, and the We Ha Staff he enJoys danc1ng and good mus1c school Good Luck Joyce PATRICIA A PECORA Patsy Pretty, pert, and popular descrxbes our Patsy to a T Her w1nn1ng smlle and pleasmg personallty has made her a frlend to all she meets She IS an act1ve member of the Blue and Gold Band, School Splrlt Club and G1rls Chorus Future plans 1nclude college GEORGE PESANSKY George A tall, friendly, Semor boy who 11VeS 1n West Hazleton A mem ber of the Press and Debate Clubs Sports ed1tor of the Arcana Future plans 1nclude college We are sure he w1ll succeed JANICE L PAILSEY Jan Small and cute that's our J amce A sweet g1rl Wlth a match1ng personahty Actlve member of the School Sp1r1t Club and the G A L1kes cars Has an eye for a handsome guy Future plans are to become a secretary FRANCIS E PASDON Frank A tall, lrkeable lad from West Hazleton always full of fun and can be counted on for a laugh He IS a member of the School Sp1r1t and Press Clubs Although know he w1ll succeed 1n all he un dertakes EDWARD PE PSNY Pep ' A popular boy who IS an outstandmg student Belongs to the Press and Debate Clubs, and 1S on the Arcana Staff Future plans 1n clude college Best of luck, Peps We are sure you ll be successful SANDRA L PETRO LE nsandyv Short, sweet, and fun 10V1ng that's our Sandy She IS a member of the H1 J 11'1X Club, School Sp1r1t Club, Debate and Press Capta1n of our malorettes Future plans 1nclude IBM School u l rv V' - V' ' . . . ' C. . . . ' . . . vw 0 C n . - . . . S ' Her future plans include business hiS f11f111'9 P13115 are undecided we Y n . n S' 0 I I . . ' ' ' I n n ' 26 MARY ANN PETRUSKEVICH Mary Ann An all-around student, that's Mary Ann . . . active in School Spirit and Future Teachers of America . . . her interests are sewing and danc- ing . . . MaryAnn's future centers around nursing at Ashland Hospi- tal. PAUL M. PLATUKIS vlpauln Introducing Paul . . . Tall and easy going,bestdescribes him . . . Paul is a member of the School Spirit Club and Hunting and Fishing Club . . . Paul's interests include hunt- ing 'and fishing, basketball, and baseball . . . His future plans in- clude college. IVHCHAEL A. POPIAK Mike A well-liked member of the class of '64 who lives in West Hazleton . . . Active inthe Mixed Chorus and Future Teachers Club . . .After graduation Mike plans to enter college and become an elementary school teacher. MICHAELYN RANDIS Micki Meet Micki, a short girl witha wonderful personality . . . Micki is a member of the Debate Club, Arcana Staff, and Thespian Club . . . Her future plans include college . . . interests are cars and some- one from Hazleton. BEVERLY JEAN PETRYLAK llBevll A pretty lass hailing from Sheppton is our Bev . . . She is an active member of the Library Club, School Spirit Club, Girls' Chorus, and Arcana Staff . . . She is interested in classical music . . . She plans to enter the secretarial field. PAULETTE PLATUIGS Lettie Sweet and petite best describes our Lettie L . . Thoughonly in our class this year, she has made many friends . . . She belongs to the School Spirit Club, Debate Club, Hi-Jinx, and is also a member of the Girls Basketball team . . . Future plans include college. JOSE PH J. RADAI uJoell Tall, friendly, and full of fun . . . That's our Joe . . . Afine lad loved by all . . . Likes to do repair work on cars and likes science . . . Active on the football team.. . Future plans are centered around college. GENEVIEVE RECLA uGennyu A sweet smile, personality, well 1iked,that's our Genny . . . Assis- tant Editor of the We Ha, Arcana Staff, F. T. A .... Genny's future plans include Teacher's College . . . We are sure she will be a suc- cess. DONNA REDWINSKI ' Donna' Here she 1S Captam of our peppy cheerleaders cute and popu that's our Donna longs to Varslty W, School Sp1r1t, Press, and Debatmg Clubs also Student Councxl v1ce pres1dent and Arcana Staff member PATRICIA ANN REESE ' Patsy Sweet glrl Sparklmg persona 1 Junedale sg1fttoW H H S A fr1end to all Act1ve member of the School Sp1r1t and Debate Clubs We w1sh her luck secretar1al or beaut1c1an work MARGARET ANN ROBINSON ' Peggy Sweet and pet1te, that's our Peggy Always ready to g1Ve a helpmg hand An outstandmg member of the Semor C lass Accompanlst for our M1xed Chorus, member of our Blue a.nd Gold Band, Thespxans, F T A andArcanaStaff Future plans 1nclude college CE LESTE ANN ROSSI Celeste' A cute fun lovmg lass w1th a smlle for everyone An act1ve mem ber of our Blue and Gold Band School Splrlt Club, L1brary Club, Press Club and Arcana Staff She IS sure to succeed 1n her future nurs1ng career MARY JANE REESE ' Mary Jane' A popular and ser1ous mlnded member of the class of ' 64 , Mary Jane 1S an asset to our school Act1ve as treasurer of the Blue and Gold Band, member of Advanced Chorus Her pleasmg persona l1ty IS her key to success Future plans 1nclude nursmg JANICE LEE REIMER Jan Sweet, fr1endly, personalxty plus that's our Jan She IS a member of the Press Club, School Splrlt Club, F T A , and the Ar cana Staff Wlth her pleasmg 1n all future undertakmgs RAYMOND ROCKOVICH Rocky Ray 15 a popular and well l1ked member of the Semor Class Act1ve member of the Press and Huntmg and F1sh1ng Clubs L1k6S cars, g1rls Plans to go 1nto electron1cs after graduat1on THOMAS ROTH Tommy Fr1endly, fun 1ov1ng, l1ked by all That's Tom H2113 from Sugarloaf Member of the Wzld cats baseball team Ma1n 1n terests 1nclude cars, huntmg, and g1rls Good luck 1n your future plans I I y ' . . - , I Tv 7 lar... ,,,Be- - N ' H ll ll 1'ty . . . ' ' '. . . . . in the field she chooses, either smile Jan gure to be a Success Y Il ' ll YI I H a . . . ' - 28 PAULA JEAN RUSSELL Paula Always wearingasmile . . . That's our Paula . . . She is a member of the Mixed Chorus and the Thespian Club . . . Paula is also the Publicity Editor for the Mixed Chorus . . . One of her interests is singing . . . Her future ambition is to enter a junior college. ROBERT c. SCHAEFER swf Combine good looks and an unbeat- able personality, describes our Shaff . . . He is well liked by all who know him . . . Shaff is on our Blue andGold basketballteam . . . He is an active member of the School Spirit and Varsity W Clubs . . . His future plans include education. DOLORES A. SERWINSKI HDOII-yi! Quiet and shy if you don't know her . . . witty anda barrel of fun if you do . . . always ready to help a friend, that's Dolly . . . She is an active member of the School Spirit, Debate and Press Clubs . . .Her future plans include secretarial work. KATHLEEN ANN SLATTERY ' llxathyll Kathy is one of the most intelligent girls in the Class of 64 . . . She is a member of the School Spirit Club and plays in the School Band . . . Her future plans are entering nursing school and being a success - ful nurse . . . We wish her the best of luck. JOSE PH SA LVANORICH 1 lsallyn Wherever there is fun and excite- ment you can be sure that Sally is there . . . Sally isa member of the blue and gold basketball team . . . future plans include college . . . with Sally's sparkling personality, he is sure to succeed. LOIS G. SCHMELTZ Lois Quiet and friendly, that's our Lois . . . Hailsfrom West Hazleton . . . Active member of the School Spirit Club and the Future Homemakers . . . With her pleasing personality she should be a great success in the secretary field. WILLIAM SINGLEY uBi11yn Sweet, kind, and friendly best de- scribes Bill . . . Can be seen at all school activities . . . An excellent chemistry student . . . Best of luck to aboy we know will go far in life. ILEAN H. SLUSSER lllleanli Presenting one of the real assets of the Class of 64 . . . She is active in the School Spirit and Debate Clubs . . . Ilean can be found at all the dances and games . . . She plans to attend Peirce School of Business. BETTE LU SMITH Bette Look for a pet1te g1rl w1th a cute sm1l1ng face and you're sure to f1nd Bette a member of the Blue and Gold Band and School Sp1r1t club we w1sh Bette luck 1n her nurs mg career EILEEN R SMITH Elleen A fme glrl wxth an excellent per sonallty that's our E1leen An 8Ct1V6 member of the School Sp1r1t and Debat1ng Club Also amember ofthe G1rl's Chorus Although her future plans are un dec1ded,we know she w1ll succeed ' Johnny Interest1ng that's the way to descr1be our Johnny an act1ve member ofthe Hunt1ng and F1sh1ng Club and the Model Club l1kes glrls and hot rods college l1es ahead for John, who wants to major Ln draftlng JOHN J STANALONIS Stan Meet Stan Tall, Dark, and Hand some V1ce Pres1dent of the Senlor C lass Outstandmg foot ball player Although he IS qu1et , but far from shy, he has won man frlends We know Stan w1ll suc ceed CAROL ANN SMITH Srmtty' Jeddo's contr1but1on to W H H S Comblne looks and an excellent personallty and that's Smltty Among her many act1v1t1es mclude the Arcana Staff, Press, School Sp1r1t,Debate Clubs and Secretary of F H A Future plans mclude the secretarlal f1eld NIICHAEL W SNOVITCH M1ke Fr1endly and full of fun bests de scrlbes M1.ke He IS an act1ve member of the Varslty W and Press Clubs Manager of the Blue and Gold football team M1ke's future plans mclude college ' Sandy Cute, blonde, fun lovmg, loves foo ball, danc1ng and long walks Yes,1t's Sandy Member of the School Sp1r1t Club, Debatlng Club, and Arcana Staff Future plans lnclude go1ng 1nto the Nursmg career Good luck to a swell g1rl ANN L STAUFFENBERG Ann Cute,fr1endly, and always ready to help a frlend, that's our Ann she IS an act1ve member of the Blue and Gold Band, the Thesplans and the Debatlng Club Ann future plans lnclude college N YV yy ' y rv ' I u ,, .. ,, I Hn JOHN C. SPEECHAERT SANDRA A. STAHOVICH 1 I yy Y IV ' . . . ' t- il lv . ' , , , ' Y - ' . . . 's l 4 30 BARRY T. STOLL llBarryVl Barry is aquiet and reserved class m embe r who enjoys math and science . . . Outside of the class- room Barry spends most of his time hunting and fishing . . . An active member of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . His next stop will be college. ESTHER E. SUMMER Esther Hailing from C onyngham , E sther is a fun-loving and popular girl . . . She is a member of the F.T.A. Press Club, and the Arcana Staff . . . Her future plans include college and teaching. FRANCIS B . TOKASH Frank Frank is one of the friendly, care- free members of our class . . . He always has a big smile for everyone . . . He isamember of the Model Club . . . His interests in- clude electronics which he hopes to pursue after high school. WAYNE L. VAN BLARGAN lvAbell Quiet, shy, that best describes our Abe . . . He likes cars, and girls . . . He dislikes conceited people . . . His future plans are undecided . . . Good luck in whatever you undertake . . . He belongs to the Hunting and Fishing Club. JAMES J. STRACK Jacko Jacko is one of our interesting classmates who hails from West Hazleton . . . He is a member of the School Spirit Club, and is in- terested in cars . . . We wish him luck in all his future endeavors. RONALD J. THOMAS Ronnie A newcomer to the Class of 1964, who hails from Conyngham . . . His quiet and friendly ways have won him many friends . . . Good luck in your chosen career, Ronnie. MARION MAE ULSHAFER Ulsha.fer Babe Popular in every way, good looks and pleasing personality . . . Marion is a member of the School Spirit Club, Debate Club, Press, Arcana Staff, F.H.A .... future plans are nursing. MARY FRANCES VICTOR vlvickill This peppy majorette is a member of the T. U. T., School Spirit, De- bate,and Press Clubs . . .She also displays her talents on the Arcana Staff . . . Vicki's other interests include Bonnevilles and 'boys . . . future plans include business school. ' THOMAS VOLCIAK Wheat Chex Fun-loving and happy-go -lucky, best describes our Wheat Chex . . . He is amember of the School Spirit Club a.nd likes to tinker with cars . . . Future plans include the Army. MARY JANET WALKER Toots A faithful member of the T.U.T., Co-captain of the cheerleaders, member of the Girls Chorus, De- bate Club, School Spirit Club, and Varsity W . . . Toots is a spark- ling blonde . . . Her interests in- clude Bonnevilles and boys, es- pecially one at Lycoming College . . . Future plans include business school. BETTY J. WEBER nBetsyn Here's Betsy . . . a cute miss who hails from Conyngham . . . friendly to everyone . . . Likes to swim, ice skate and take care of children . . . A member of our Mixed Chorus and School Spirit Club . . .future plans include nursing. ROBERT R. WILLIAMS . Willie Introducing Bob . . . A star player and Co-captain of our football team . . . An active member of Student Council,the baseball team, School Spirit Club, Varsity W , and Chorus . . . Future plans in- clude college . . . best of luck to a real deserving guy. CHERYL K. WALBORN Cherie Pretty and friendly . . . that's our Cherie . . . She is a majorette and amember of the School Spirit Club and the Future Teachers of Ameri- ca . . . She would like to go to col- lege in the future. JOANNE K. WATSON Joanne Witty and fun to be with . . . that's our Joanne, she enjoys roller skat- ing, swimming, Hawaiian music and dancing . . . Joanne belongs to the F.H.A. a.nd the School Spirit Club . . . a member of the Arcana staff . . . Joanne plans to join the busi- ness world. ALICE ELAINE WILLIAMS Alice Cute, blonde and friendly best describes Alice . . . an active member of the Blue and Gold Band, andAdvance Chorus and Thespians . . . She can be seen in all parades withthe Silver Beavers . . . Alice's future plans include nursing. SANDRA ANN WOJIECHOWSKI vlsandyvl Sandy is a sweet girl who hails from West Hazleton, she is a friend to all . . . Sandy is a member of the School Spirit Club, Debating Club, G.A.C. . . . She likes boys and horse back riding . . . good luck in your future career. JOSE PH W. WOLFE NJL-,en Quiet but far from shy . . . Nice to get alongwith and swell to know . . . Always full of fun . . . That's Joe . . . Belongsto the Model Club and likes fishing, hunting and cars . . . Future plans are undecided. DENNIS J. WOREK vvDennylv A quiet but far from shy member of our class . . . To know him is to like him . . .A member of the F.F.A .... Best of luck to a nice fellow,who is sure to make a first class farmer. PATRICIA ANN YENCHA lvpatvv Rretty, petite, and popular . . . Good things come in small packages that's our Pat . . . Editor in Chief of the Arcana, class secretary, treasurer of F .H.A .... A member of Debate, Press, and School Spirit Clubs . . . Sure to succeed in all she undertakes. MARY C . ZAMESKY vlMaryl1 A very sedate miss, member of the class of 64 who has a cheery smile for everyone . . . may Mary's plan for the future all be prosperous and satisfying . . . our class joins to wish her luck and success. ROBERT M. WOLK Jabber Meet Jabber. . .Popular, well liked by all who know him . . . He dislikes unfriendly people, but he especially likes cars . . . Future plans are undecided . . . Best of luck in what ever you undertake! MICHAE L YAC HERA lIMikevv A popular member of the senior class . . . terrific dancer and a great guy,thats' Mike . . . An active member of the Thespians and Hunt- ing and FishingClubs . . . Although his future plans are undecided, we know he will succeed. THOMAS J. YURICK vvTOmmyvv A popular member of the Class of 64 . . . Tall, friendly, and intelli- gent . . . Lives in West Hazleton . . . Tommy plans to enter college after graduation from high school . . . Best of luck and success to a great guy. CAROL ANN ZOSCIN Carol A sweet and friendly girl who hails from West Hazleton . . . An active member of the Blue and Gold Band and School Spirit Club . . . West Hazleton's student newspaper cor- respondent . . . Good luck to Carol in her future nursing career. CLASS POEM Three full years have passed away, Since that first momentous day, When the Sophomore class of 64 Passed through this beckoning door, Perhaps we thought then of great success, Within these walls--W.H.H.S. When journeying on the path of life, Either laboring toward goals or amidst great st May we always remember and hold dear, These scared halls standing here. For through the years we made many a friend, And now it's quickly drawing to an end. Yes, the end of the fun, and the memories true, And all the studying we had to do. In our minds and in our hearts, Is the realization that now we must part. It seems the time has come to go, From our cherished high school, and so , With sadness, but anticipation too, We fondly turn and say Adieu . Sharon Lee Bergeron Class Poet 34 rif IN MEMORIAM JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY May 29, 1917-November 22, 1963 Requiescat in Pace G t 1 h th no man th h 1 y d h life for his friend -CLASS OF 965 Q, X H . S ., Vin - felis? SSW Av 1,1- QQ-1 . 53 K, fi . , wi, km, sg, m e flaws - . Amis-'gg2'z s-12' , K N , rm' 3, -sz'-:i. k-mf' ' sf? fin , M N f g if-f Mime H5521-s5,: : ,,-r ggfggg gxfikgig -235 3 X 52 , V: MJ 2E::1i2': ,,W ,fu fgifggssv ,sis?gggQ,?e,-12 sgggyiasa 55153 fm, 1521 iissiiali ixifiwmiilsf' asmsifief Fm ,flizgiiffiliw David Adams, Carl Bartosevich, Stanl Mal A ' wiififii A lflicfiefli fLslf'iilVf?W 3i'siP2Q1 513:22 E 25155-15452223figiiysilii 'givf 51 5746, .figislga-'fs5,s,:E UNE ifaiifiafii' -54--Qf'5'..i55i5'!i55'a? a i2as5552a:f. ' 'ZZ,'. -Wiiiiiifiifi V' Vi: 121s.: .:' if 44 l,-- -,. . ,.1,,, . 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Mrs. Grace Schell 43 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA M.,.,,': President ................... Carol Davidson 011 Vice President . . . . . . Julianne De Bias . in E Secretary ..... ....... C arol Smith Treasurer . . . ........ Patsy Yencha 2,0 H X 5 Reporter . . . . . . Helen Marie Gallagher 'fw wo' Advisor ............. Miss Margaret Ferdinand F TURE ARMER OF AMERICA 6 .Y, x., O 1 President .................. Eugene Marhalko 02'-UNZGO Vice President ............. Andrew Kashubski c-if F A Secretary ..... ...... R onald Eckrote' Lvcfigsgf Treasurer . . . ......... George Welch 0 'Cv-' Advisor .... . . Mr.sWilliam Swinesburg. FUTURE TEACHER OF AMERICA PRESIDENT ................. Andrew Moisey VICE -PRESIDENT . . . .... Richard Sypeck SECRETARY ...... ...... C indy Eisenman TREASURER .... ...... R ichard Bonacci HiIjiisiXA CLUB PRESIDENT ....... .... S uellen Leib VICE -PRESIDENT. . . . . Lorraine Bason TREASURER ......... . . . Barbara Geisick PROGRAM CHAIRMAN . . . .... Diane Henry RE PORTER ......... ...... B onnie Motel ADVISOR . ..... . . . . . . . . Mrs. Grace Schell 45 PRESS CLUB Editor -in-Chief ............ Ruthann Mincavage Business Managers ..... Suellen Leib, Lucille Kuhns Advisors ........ ........ M r. Paul J. Baker and Mr. Robert Dougherty HU TI GA DFISHI GCLUB President .................. Paul Brankovich Vice President. . . . . . Ronald Christina Secretary ..... ..... R obert Seamon Treasurer . . ........... Rickey Snyder Advisors. . . ....... Mr. Edward L. Ecker and Mr. Charles T. Zaremba DEBATE CLUB President ........... ......... B arbara Miller Vice President . . . . . Edwin Rhode Secretary ..... ...... S usan Gurgol Treasurer . . . ...... Juliane DeBias Advisor ...... . . . . . .Mr. Paul John Baker STUDE T CGUNCIL President ...... . . . Helen Marie Gallagher Vice President . . ..... Donna Redwinski Secretary ..... ..... B arbara Miller Treasurer . . . .... John Grobelny Reporter . . ..... Richard Durishin Advisor . . . . . .Miss Margaret Kraft SCHOGL SPIRIT CLUB OFFICER Joseph Andrews, Joanne Antonelli, Robert Schaeffer, Julianne DeBias, Marion Bley, Mary Ann Kondash, Nancy Schneider, Linda Henr.y, Stanley Bator, William Kramer , Advisors Mr. Foose and Mr. Kubitsky. STAGE CREW Thomas Launikonis, Joseph Andrews, Dennis Levitsky, Tom Volciak, Gerry Kulig, Advisor-Mr. Dixon. 48 President ..... . . . Charles Miller Vice-President. . . . . Charles Fendrick Secretary ..... ........ J oseph Billig l L I ' B Treasurer .... ......... F rank Pasdon Advisor .... . . Mr. Richard Domalavage President .................. Marilyn Mauser Vice-President .... .... C eleste Rossi Secretary ................... Linda Lincalis Treasurer ................. Beverly Petrylak Reporters . . . Lucille Marchetti and Rose M. Burger Advisor ............... Mr. Alfred Lanunikonis ' 1. Sandra Petrole Captam Majorettes Pres1dent VICE Pres1dent Secretary Reporter D1rector 50 BAND George E1senhower Edw1n Rhode Peggy Robmson A11ce W1111amS Mr Frank Gallagher Treasurer .....MaryJaneReese VARSITY CCW CLUB President ...... . . Robert Williams Vice-President . . . . John Stanalonis Secretary ...... - .-............ E dward Watro Treasurer ................ Edward Makarwicz Advisors . . Mr. James Horn, Mr. Bernard Koskulitz MIXED CHORM , .- fk President ..... Vice President . . Secretary ...... Treasurer ..... Publicity Manager Librarians . . . . . .Sharon Bergeron, Andrew Moisey . . Max Aronoff Peggy Robinson .Cathy McGeehan . . Paula Russel Marilyn Mauser uMiss Jimmya' Class Play, December 12, 1963 Cast of Characters Louise, A Sophomore at Brier Mountain College for Women.Cathy McGeehan Florence, her roommate . . . . . . .... Sandra Marsch Catherine, a Junior . . . .... Sandra Petrole Doris, a Freshman . . . . .Jo Ann Antonelli Harriet, a Senior ........ . . . Michaelyn Randis Droopy, the colored janitor . . . . . .Robert Williams Miss Watkins, Dean of Women ...... . . Suellen Leib Jimmy, a Junior from State University ............... Andrew Moisey Prof. Frazier, Rhodes Scholar and instructor in English . .Richard Bonacci Directed by Francis X. Antonelli and Paul J. Baker 52 J l September 6, September 14, September 2 1, September 28, October 5, October 12, October 19, October 26, November 2, November 8, November 28, 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 FOOTBALL RESULTS Mt. Carmel 27 Shenandoah 12 Coaldale 27 St. Clair 0 Summit Hill 6 Lansford 0 Minersville 32 Nesquehoning 6 Easton 20 Tamaqua 6 Hazleton 13 West Hazleton West Hazleton West Hazleton West Hazleton West Hazleton West Hazleton West Hazleton West Hazleton West Hazleton West Hazleton West Hazleton 56 BASEBALL TEAM Coach ---- Mr. Pete Detz Assistant ---- Mr. Joseph Christina Co. Captains ---- Paul Brankovich, Andrew Moisey Joyce McGeehan Shar0n Bergeron W 58 GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB President ..... . . Paulette Platukis Vice President . . . . .Betty Jane Regula- Secretary. . . . . .Nancy Schneider Advisor . . . . . Miss Anne Johnson GIRLS BA KETBALL Captain-Linda Getz Advisor-Miss Anne Johnson 59 BA KETBALL VARSITY FIRST ROW: Ronald Beach, Robert Williams, Asst. Coach Mr. Edward Ecker, Coach Mr. Ronald Gatski, Joseph Salvanorich, James Henry, Manager Thomas Launikonis. SECOND ROW: Richard Sypeck, James Beach, Thomas Schneider, John Grobelny, Ronald Christina, Robert Schaefer and Stanley Bator. JUNIOR VARSITY 60 ? A E 2 ' is r fe gi 3, X , ! U Q Q 2 55 'Q Q . 52 Q Q Qs, 3? E ff Wx L SE ICR , AT WORK AND AT PLAY 1. Sandy, Genevieve and Janice have just finished lunch. 2. Claudette gets ready to go to school. 3. Mari- lyn in a pensive mood. 4. Lucille Marchetti and her first boyfriend. 5. Patsy, Peggy and Diane ready for class. 6. A charming couple--Richard and Linda. 7. A devoted couple--Cathy and Andy. 8. Diane, Sandy and Betty ready for afternoon classes. 9. The Student Council on parade. 10. Joe has a front seat at class meeting. 11. Sandy, Peggy, Barbara and Paula dressed up for Senior Day. 12. Marion,Ruthann,Sharon and Carol are a little wind-blown. 13. Mary, Rose, Kay and Cathy after eating a big meal. 14. The committee meets to plan Senior Day. 15. The stage crew goes into action. 16. Five lovely girls waiting for the play ground to open. 17. Lucille, Jean, Claudette, Linda, and Barbara prepare to eat lunch. ADVERTISIN G YAMULLA SUPPLY UIIMPANY 1221 W 15 h S HAZL TON, PA. THRIFT FURNITURE MART KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRES MOVING STORAGE PACKING BERLITZ BRIITIIERS Phone 454-3451 AGENT: WIFE APPROVED Storage: NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES, INC. Office: 21123 W. Tam k S WORLD WIDE MOVERS 302 E. Green Street Hazletgn p W. Hazleton IIAZLETIIN AUTUMIIRILE TRADES ASSIIUIATIUN EIDA OT RS S E ROCK RO HE S HA LE ON BUIC COMPANY HAZLETON MOTOR STEPHEN BUTCHER INC. IFFERT CHEVROLET MARC MOTO S O MOTORS WRIGHT MOTOR SALES CO Lots of Luck GILDENBERG DRUG STORE LEW IS SCHIETRUMPF JEWELER 31 W. Broad St. West Hazleton, Pa. KAUFMAN'S Men's, Ladies' Sz Children's Wear Wolverine Shoes 8 East Broad Street West Hazleton, Pa. SA LLY'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP 14 North Broad St. West Hazleton, Pa. DR. LEONARD J. NORK CHIROPRACTOR 34 W. Broad St. West Hazleton, Pa. S. C. PRICE DAIRY FARMS, INC We cater to the go-cart trade Compliments of HOUSER AND WALLACE Corner of Winters Ave. and Wayne St. Quality Meats and Groceries Books-C andy Leichtman' s Quality Ic,e Cream CHARLES E. KITE Groceries-Confectionery Baked Goods-Footwear Tydol Gas and Oil Sybertsville, Penna. Phone 788-1493 GALLAGHER' S Cleaners Kz Dyers 34 East Green Street West Hazleton LINCOLN CUT-RATE 521 ' 1 S Linco n t. Cigarettes Hazleton, Penna. Cigars Candy-Groceries-Patent Medicines Magazines 8: Daily Papers A. Pavlishin-Prop. Compliments of WENNER'S GARAGE Phone 788-2214 Compliments of DR. RICHARD J. BDNACCI Tresc-kow, Pennsylvania JUHN V. SUTULA. M.ll. MUNY MUTUAL 0F NEW YIIRK INS. C0. LIFE-HEALTH-ACCIDENT-HOSPITAL PENSIONS Sz ANNUITIES GROUP JOHN R. BENDER - HARTLAND PARK Phone 455-1433 Compliments of BEACH BUS LINES INC. CHARTERED COACHES FOR ALL OCCASIONS PHONE 454-2131 WEST HAZLETON ECONOWASH 19 E. Broad St. WEST HAZLETON WASH-ROUND- THE C LOCK ROSEMARY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 14 EAST BROAD STREET WEST HAZLETON, PENNA. DIAL 454-8582 455-1004 RITA'S BEAUTY SALON 221 E. Green St., West Hazleton, Pa. Beauty is our business. Success to you in yours, Whatever it may be. Rita Russell Compliments of MOODY'S MEN SHOP Broad and Fifth Streets West Hazleton, Pa. Open Every Night Until 8 SCHWEITZER'S SERVICE STATION BATOR'S STORE 1 E. Green St.-West Hazleton, Pa. Candy - Cigars - Cigarettes Magazines - Sunday Papers Moran's Beverages - Yuengling's Ice Cream Groceries - Cold Meats Phone 454-1262 A THE BEST MOVIES ARE EVEN BETTER at the KEY THEATER PECORA'S MILK For Mothers Who Care FRESH PURE WHOLESOME PECORA'S DAIRY WEST HAZLETON, PA. PHONE 455 4943 . -.. 'T N- ECORNS ia M-on up Cn Pun flffl Wholesome 600 acres of rich fert 1 f m land 250 h d fp b d g t dd ' y c tu ,R1RR., LQM ZQ: 2 Ulllr A NW A , X lolmwllo. A 'Iv Ch A X x A f ' r 4 A A A A FARM FRESH MILK COOPERATIVE AT YOUR FAVORITE FOOD STORE OR MARKET Compliments of FRANK'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER F . M. CHESLOCK BARBER SHOP West Hazleton, Pa. Decorated Cakes for all Occasions STEVEN'S BAKERY 2 West Broad St., W. Hazleton Compliments of CASPER'S FINE FO-ODS 305 Winters Avenue West Hazleton, Pa. S 8. S CAFE 24 North 4th St. West Hazleton, Pa. KLEE'S GARAGE 220 N. Broad St. West Hazleton, Pa. ESSO Dealer Inspection Station Notary Public - Insurance NENSTIEL AND NENSTIEI. 115 East Broad Street West Hazleton, Pa. Phone 454-5711 REAL ESTATE RYMSZA'S FOOD MARKET finest foods at lowest prices 26 South Broad St., West Hazleton, Pa. Phone 454-1681 HESS BROTHER'S TEXAS COMPANY PRODUCTS 3RD Sz BROAD WEST HAZLETON 454-9232 GOLDSTEINS FURNITURE, HARDWARE, SPORTING GOODS STORE 10-12-WEST BROAD STREET, W. HAZLETON PHONE 454-4531 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 HOWARD'S DEB'S HAZLETON, PA. ELAIMAS RESTAURANT ALWAYS A GOOD MEAL HOME STYLE COOKING HOME MADE PIES SHEPPTON, PA R. 630 McKinley Street 455-2411 Hazleton, Penna. RRUGGERS BAKERY Wedding and Birthday Cakes Our Specialty ADAMS RUS LINES DR. R. H. MATTHEWS, DENTIST 19 West Broad St. West Hazleton, Pa. Phone 454-1622 or 427-2771 TILLIE'S PITZ Large.Pan ...... 8093 10 Kinds of Delicious Nutritious Pitz 20 Kinds of Hoagies from 4093 ea. 14 N. 4th Street, West Hazleton Phone 455-2916 Delivery Service Open 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. Daily Sz Sunday FINE DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES FELLIN'S Registered Jeweler Certified Gemologist A. G. S. 14 E. Broad St. Hazleton, Pa. RICHARD M. EVANS, D.D.S. 28 West Broad Street West Hazleton, Perma. Greeting Cards - Gifts - Books DEEMER 8. COMPANY Bank, Office, School Equipment and Supplies 224 W. Broad St., Hazleton, Penna. Best Wishes to the great Class of H6411 Compliments of the R. C. T. Susie Getzie Kuhnsie Joyce Barbs Judy MIDDLE DDAL FIELD SAVINGS AND LDAN ASSN. 1 East Broad Street Hazleton, Penna. Safety of your Savings Insured up to 310,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation of Washington, D. C. WELSH ERIIWN SERVICE Tires-Tubes-Batteries-Accessor1es Gas-Kero- Fuel Oil-Delivery Located on Hazleton-Berwick Highway Phone 788-3384, Conyngham, Pa. IIRAE'I S EIIIIII CENTER Groceries-Choice Meats Fresh Vegetables-Frozen Foods Benjamin Ave., Conyngham, Pa. Phone 788-3324 AEKERMAN RRIIS. 82 REISIILINE General Contractors and Builders Conyngham, Penna. Phone 788-2066- -788-9996--788-1766 Compliments of SIIYIIER'S DAIRY 404 W. Hemlock Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone 454-1341 Good Luck to the Class of 1964 SCHNEIDER 81 GAVITT Beer and Soft Drink Distributors Hazleton, Pa. Save for the Future THE MINERS BANK West Hazleton, Pa. Valmont Branch Open from 12:00 noon to 8 P.M. daily, including Saturday JUSTOFIN'S PHARMACY 6 N. Broad St. Phone 455-6306 West Hazleton, Pa W. N. DIPPEL. INC. ROUTE 924 HAZLETON, PENNA. SALES - RENTALS - - SERVICE - PARTS OLIVER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT Tractors Low Bed Trailers Loaders Snow Plows Trenchers Heaters Forklifts Conveyors Heavy Equipment Hauling, A Rebuilding, Snow Removal For Everything Photographic CAL PANE Studio and Camera Shop Official Photographer of Class of 1964 Broad And Church Streets Hazleton, Pa. Phone 455-6347 Did you forget something? Open from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. PLANUTIS DELICATESSEN North Broad Street THIRD BASE HOAGIES Hoagies and Assorted Sandwiches R. 704 Carson Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone 455-0631 WE DELIVER GUS'S MUSIC CENTER 47 E. Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. 4 5 5-742 1 RETENELLER'S INC. Unexcel1ed in food Coffee Shop, Restaurant, and Cocktail Lounge We cater to all social activities See Us After The Games Broad and Lincoln Compliments of REITMEYER'S GARAGE Compliments of BUDDY AND SONNY KRESS JOHN J. MORAN AND SON Premium Beverages Since 1892 The Best to you Along Life's Trail. BYOREK'S KNOTTY PINE Quality Food Drive-In-Restaurant Bring the Entire Family FRANK'S MARKET 301 E. GREEN WEST HAZLETON BLUMER'S JEWELRY STORE Registered Jewelers American Gem Society 29 East Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. HY'S MEN'S SHOP 26 E. Broad St. 454-3441 Compliments of A Friend TOWERS TV Sz APPLIANCE CENTER 109 W. Broad St. MOTOROLA - PHILCO - ADNIIRAL - NORGE COLOR TV AND ALL APPLIANCES Phone 455-0411 BOB SMITH'S FLOWERS Green Houses Main Store West Hazleton Hazleton Phone 454- 1621 Order your corsages direct. We grow our own flowers. FRUMKIN BROS. 21 W. Broad St. Home of 21 Famous Brands Men's Clothing DoN'T ENVY H.1.s. PANTS WEAR THEM From CHENETZ'S MEN'S SHOP 25 W. Broad St. Hazleton, Pa. Wmmlunulll l1l1l'l't A1 , 'ii 4 f11un1l,1g1HMH 0 ' fQUALITY atm ICE cm-:AM my l4WlllIIrlrl1I.n .,,.Y. ' llyy Hwlllurrlllllllmmln A IJELUXE ICE CREAM QEDDO-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. IEPJEQIJEEE , Elfulcmnagi 2 B C DAL ui. Look for thix C7l'Tlifit'llfIOIlSf!lIIlf1 on four Dz'liL'r'ry Tickvt JEDDO-HIGHLAN D COAL COMPANY ' .ll-ZDIJO,PENNSYLVANIA GLlCK'S SHOE STORE FRANK LENCH, AGENCY Insurance of all kinds Including Life Insurance Phone 454-0986 Tresckow, Penna. JAN'S TOYS and SPORTING GOODS 32 West Broad Street Hazleton, Penna. Phone 454-4664 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Paul John Baker Mr. Joseph Yuscavage Mr. Sz Mrs. Theodore J. Zeinhelt FOR ALL SCHOOL NEWS Read the We-I-Ia Ruth Ann Mincavage, Editor-in-Chief GOWEN COAL COMPANY 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 Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs PATRONS OF THE CLASS OF 1964 Joseph Andraski Charles Bley Lewis Bott Paul Brankovich, Sr. John Brehm, Jr. Joseph W. Carlin Cyrus Casner John Chrastina Claude Davis Mr. Irving Dippel Ka Sons Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert N. Dippel, Jr. and Mrs. Wilbert N. Dippel, Sr Mrs. R. J. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Durishin Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dute Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eckrote Mr. Fred C. Filbert Mr. Gary Foose Mr. and Mrs. Paul Furedi Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gavitt Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Geaver Mr. and Mrs. Norman Getz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Leroy Hildebrand Anthony Karis Mr. Ed. Kiery Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kishbach Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Kisenwether Mrs. Sarah Kisenwether Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kukol Clarence Kulig Louis Kulig Mr. and Mrs. Myron C. Marsch Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mauser Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. McGeehan Medvitz T. V. Repair Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Michael Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moisey Mr. Bob Oswald Mr. and Mrs. Harold Oswald Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Oswald W. C. Oswald William Patterson Michael Pecora, Sr. Lawrence Pekala Edward E. Robinson Alfred Spencer George Stauffenberg Donald Swank William Weber BRE HM'S RESTAURANT 13 North Broad Street West Hazleton, Penna Phone: 454 - 6614 454 - 8331 CLASS PROPHECY 1964 to 1989 After being away from home for twenty five years, tremendous changes took place in dear old West Hazleton. Upon arriving at Airport Kennedy, which wasnamed after our late 35th President of the United States, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, we noticed our lovely airline hostesses were Barbara Geisick and Linda Berlitz. To our surprise our pilots were Jimmy Strack, Richie Green, and Bill Houseknecht. As we departed from our jet, we entered the B Sz J Coffee Shop owned by Betsy Weber and Joey Gavitt. We were approached by some old friends, Susie Gurgol, Carole Minnig, Sandy Wojciehowski, Carol Davidson, Ruthie Mincavage and Mary Ann Petruskevich. We decided to have a cup of coffee and talk over old times. Mary Zamesky was the waitress, while Frank Tokash was one of the bus boys. As our cab arrived, Thomas Launikonis put our luggage in the trunk, while the cab driver was an old and dear friend, Bobby Schaefer, who said the former Andrea Lench was home and doing fine. Our hotel was a huge skyscraper called the Hotel Wolk owned by Robert Jabber Wolk. The doormanwas dressed ina green uniform, his hat covered half of his face, but when he lifted it we realized it was Dennis Kon Levitsky. We were greeted by the hotel manager Eddie Haburshock. As we approached the elevator, we were greeted by an old friend, the elevator man, Terry Hers- ker. Our beds were being made by the chambermaids, Lucille Marchette, and Charlotte Kulsa. We tipped the bellhop, Paul Brankovich, our last fifty cents. ' OFF TO THE FAIR The Worlds Fair was under management for the past five years of a local Sheppton boy, John Stanalonis. We went to the Space Exhibit Program and explaining a few astronautical devices were cos- monauts, Sandy Marsch, Donna Redwinski, Helen Marie Gallagher, Barbara Miller and Dolores Serwinski. A few astronauts standing close by to give a demonstration of a take -off were Wayne Lawerence, Frank Pasdon, Eddie Makarewicz, Henry Malisko and Richie Skitch Mistal. The Medical Exhibit was very interesting. There were all sorts of physicians from every field of medicine. The women representing the nursing field were Joyce McGeehan representing Hawaii,Marion Ulshafer and Beverly Berger were representatives for Japan, Linda Getz repre- sented Germany, Geri Garbacik represented Poland, Sandy Stavoich and Peggy Kenny presented Ireland. There were many handsome doctors there, namely Richie Durishin ,the head veterinarian, Bob Williams, an Obstetrician, Dr. Andy Moisey Pediatrician and Dr. Richard Bonacci Dentist. Leaving the exhibits we came across the recreational center. We met Claudette Davies in the ticket booth. Running the merry-go-round was John Evancho. We heard a hot trumpet player and to our amazement it was Ronnie Knapp. Next on the program was our answer to singing nightingales. They were Paula Russell, Alice Williams, Sharon Bergeron and Cathy McGeehan. Then came the exciting moment of the horse races. A few of the jockeys were Joe Andrews, Max Aronoff, Robert Bradley, Charles Miller, Ronald Beach, Thomas Roth, Mike Popick and George Pesansky. Winning the race was Roger Hoystrich. The afternoon came to an end along with the wonderful time at the fair, but as the evening drew near, so did the class of 1964's 25th class reunion. The reunion was being held at the T.V.T. Hall owned by Ilean Slusser, Janet Walker and Frances Victor. The band composed of David Kite ,George Eisenhower, Jerry Kulig, Diane Dippel, Betty Lou Smith, Patsy Pecora, Mary Jane Reese, Celeste Rossi, Ronnie Eckrote and Barbara Ackerman, played for fight songs to renew memories. Yosh Grobelny has played professional basketball but is now coaching while his first lady Joanne Antonelli is close by, teaching at Penn State. Corky Bogert and Patsy Yencha are very happy living in Florida where they are nuclear physicists. Cheryl Grosso is a hair-stylist in New York with her assistants Paulette Platukis, Sandy Petrole, Linda Johnson and Joyce Pangrazzi. Many prizes were awardedg Suellen Leib for the most children with Lucille Kuhns being runner -up. Paul Platukis was given the prize for having the least hair. A comment was made on how young looking Ronnie Thomas, Gary Croll, Joyce Hildebrand,and JulianneDebias were. The shortest class member was Judy Foose and the tallest were Joe Salvanovich and Jimmy Henry. We found out Cherie Walborn is living in Bloomsburg. Her husband is a professor there. Diane Henry,Janice Reimer, Carol Smith and Rosalie Matusho- neck came in from California where they work for Warner Brothers, now owned by Charlie Fen- drick, Tommy Volciak and Kenny May. To end awonderful day our class president Corky Bogert gave a toast to the greatest class to ever leave West Hazleton High School--the class of nineteen hundred and sixty-four. Suellen Leib Lucille Kuhns Sandy Marsh 82 FINALLY, GUR LAST WILL AN TESTAME T: We the Class of 1964 being of sound mind and free will hereby proclaim the following: To the faculty our thanks and appreciation for all you have done for us throughout the years. To Mr. Schneider, Mr. Antonelli, and Mr. Dixon the privilege of having more classes like the class of 64 . To Mr. P. J. Baker, our Senior Class Advisor, the Class of 1964's deep gratitude for all the time and work you have rendered to us asking nothing in return. Joanne Antonelli's height to Mary Ann Kondash. John Grobelny's Basketball ability to Richie Sypeck. Joyce McGeehan's pleasing smile and down-to-earth personality to Jean Carol Brislin. Linda Lincalis's name to Linda Lincalis. Bobby Williams's football ability to Billy Reese. Sandy Marsch's cute giggle to Mary Theresa Tarantino. George Eisenhower's drums to Gregory Nensteil. Max Aronoff's sensational voice to Robert Dembroski. Donna Redwinski's position as captain of the cheerleaders to some lucky girl. Paul Brankovich's good looks to Allen Smith. Judy Foose's size three class ring to Loretta Bunk. Richard Bonnaci's debating ability to Edwin Rohde. Janet Walker and John Stanalonis's titles of Miss and Mr. W.H.H.S. to a lucky boy and girl. Frank Pasdon's ability to brighten up a room to Raymond Paisley. James Henry's reputation as being a great guy to Eddie Gasper. Kaye Kisenwether's Physics marks to Kay Beishline. Peggy Kenny's interest in Kings College to Cindy Eisenmen. Mary Jane Reese's long hair to Lorraine Bason. Roger Hoystrich's convertible to James Chura. Sandy Wojciechowski's beautiful clothes to Lynda Brenner. . Sandy Horn's and Linda Johnson's many laughs in fifth period study hall to Peggy Carr and Patsy Drowniak. Patsy Yencha's and Carol Smith's friendly ways to Donna Levitsky and Judy Shenoski. Corky Bogert'sposition as President of the Senior Class to whoever can round up enough votes. Gloria Brugger's blushes to Leanne Boyle. Marion Bley's job as office clerk to Charlotte Hawk. Ron Eckrote's band uniform to John Gilmore. Linda Getz's love of the name Denny to Marilyn Slusser. Frances Victor's baton to Diane Beck. Ronnie Thomas's reputation as a smart dresser to Eddie O' Hola. Esther Summer's reputation as being a great gal to Faye Bloss. Tom Yurick' s love for mechanical drawing to David Adams. Mary Zamesky's shyness to Monica Fetich. Gerry Kulig's good looks to Eddie Watro. Charlie Miller's dashing appearance to Tommy Frye. Andrea Lench's beautiful complexion to Sally Dever. Bobby Schaefer's basketball uniform and reputation as a great rebounder to Stanley Bator. Lucille Marchetti's gift of gab to Beverly Dotter. Eddie Pepsney's excellent manners to Leon Stumbar. Wayne Oakes' class ring to Patsy Rodgers. Ronnie Knapp's trumpet to Martin Karchner. Susan Gurgol's beautiful hairdo's to Janet Hall. Wayne Hildebrand's country ways to Eugene Bond. Paula Mills' bubbling personality to Jean Reinhart. Beverly Petrylak's clothes to Rosemary Lisefski. Eugene Marhelko's many F.F.A. awards to Micheal Lengen. 83 CLASS WILL Betty Houser's red hair to Mary Donna Starkey. Andy Kashubski's F.F.A. jacket to Donald Peifer. Ronnie Beach's typing ability to his brother Jimmy Beach. Michael Popiak's school spirit to David Rubin. ' Janice Reimer's love of pajama parties to Donna Smolen. Dolores Serwinski's marvelous sense of humor to Dolores Slavik. Ilean Slusser's eagerness to help to Fran Schweitzer. Sandy Petrole's position as Captain of the Majorettes to some lucky junior girl. Paul Platukis's baseball ability to Ronald Shofran. Patsy Pecora's winning smile to Barbara Thomas. Joe Salvanovich's tallness to Ronnie Witkowski. William Singley's love of study to Robert Higgins. Peggy Robinson's high grades to Kay Detz. Larry Fichter's curly hair to Carl Kakalicheck. Diane Hen.ry's sense of humor, and love of people, to her sister, Nancy Henry. Richie Durishin's dimples to Albert Orth. Wayne Lawrence's diet to Charlie Schlauch. Thomas Launikonis's stage crew to Gregory Taluskie. Jean Lodderhose's personality to Patsy Casagrande. Andy Moisey's intelligence to Stephen Brill. Barbara Ackerman's quietness to Betty McCutchen. Lucille Kuhn's ability to get along with others to Karen Jones. Sharon Bergeron's cheerleading ability to Nancy Schneider. Mickey Randis's and Judy OsWald's school spirit to Janet and Judy Dulinski. A Helen Marie Gallagher's ability to get along with the faculty to her sister Kathy Gallagher. Richie Green's car to anyone who won't mind pushing it. Julianne DeBias's position as captain of the color guard to Sandy Quinn. Theresa Cerasaro's brilliancy to Mary Patton. Gloria Clark's quiet ways to Roseann Antonelli. Gary and George Croll's love of the outdoors to Barry Mumie and Tommy Roberts. John Bender's short hair to Paul Casagrande. Beverly Berger's friendly smile to Sally Linderman. Lynda Berlitz's seat inthe cafe to Dawn Stanton. Carol Davidson's long eyelashes to Diane Chuze. Claudette Davies wit to Francella Cheslock. Kathy Slattery's musical talent to Kathy LaSota. Mary Petruskevich's charm to Cheryl Pangrazzi. Patsy Reese's love for Sociology to Linda Neilson. Barbara Geisick's collegiate clothes to Louise Johnson. Celene Dembroski's zany antics to Jenny DeFrancisco. Danny Denesevich's good looks to Bobby Widitz. Eddie Haburshock's little black book to Ronnie Christina. John Evancho's love of school to Louis Pecora. Diane Dipple's sunny smile to Judy Jasinowski. Cheryl Grosso's popularity to Joanne Jones. Debbie Goach's winning ways to Bonnie Meshofski. Henry Mallisko's warmth and friendliness to Tommy Schneider. Sara Micheals ability for missing school to Gail Miller. Arthur Knorr's dancing ability to David Nogast. Donald Kulig's ability in French to John Roberts. Terry Hersker's blond hair to Lenny Bettine. William Kerschner's wavy hair to Tommy Mitchell. Robert Bradley's locker to Billy Jurewicz. Rose Berger's grin to Karen Kauffman. Suellen Leib's fond memories to June Swede. Gerry Garbacik's quietness to Yvonne Mazur. Paula Russell's and Cathy McGeehan's beautiful voices to Shirley Depretis and Linda Lohrke. Carol Zoscin and Barbara Miller's position as newspaper correspondents to two future seniors Janet Andraski's brains to Carol Fetterman. Patsy Bartel's grace and charm to Eileen Astleford. Florence Bender's shyness to Marietta Stahovich. Celeste Rossi's quiet voice to Alice Foose. Lois Schmeltz bashfulness to Andrea Voycheck. 84 Robert Fellin's ability to annoy the girls to Joseph Hopeck. Joey Gavitt's gift of always having a nice word to say about everybody to Eddie Holly Betsy Weber's National Honor Society Pin to Joanne Galski. Joe Andrew's love of sports to Jim DeMara. Bettee Smith's freckles to Jeanette Judge. Sandy Stahovich's daintiness to Mary Gallo. Mike Snovitch's unique handwriting to Edward Ference. Mike Yachera's wit to Henry Heller. Denny Worek's masculine built to David Patrick. Francis Tokash's joke books to John Sharkey. Marion Ulshafer's great attitude toward things to Joan Zavitsky. Joseph Wolfe's seat in fourth period study hall to Jimmy Garrett. Mary Fetter's sense of humor to Marlene Davidicl-' Carol Fargus's gift of gab to Dianne Heebner. Charlie Fendricks way with the girls to Andy Berta. Louie Ferrari's fond memories of Mr. Nickel's Latin Class to Gary Halsel. Stanley Gillis's crazy antics to Harold Getz. James Gogola's quietness to Eddie Yachera. Billy Grencavich's friendliness to James Cheslock. Harry Borneisen's smile to Jim Arendash. Bernard Carter's loveable ways to Tommy Berta. Jackie Chalmer's blue eyes to Carol Craver. Barbara Chrastina's neatness to Cheryl Derr. John Collin's studious appearance to Carl Antolick. Charlotte Kulsa's shortness to Helen Cossack. Denny Levitsky's ability to disturb to Robert Dowd. Ed Makarewicz's position as center on the football team to Bobby Makarewicz. Rose Matushoneck's figure to Marilyn Dietrich. Marilyn Mauser's voice to Mary Theresa Fellin. Kenny May's good taste in clothes to James Gallagher. Ruth Mincavage's literary ability to Selina Drumheller. Carol Minnig's fascinating smile to Anna Craver. Richy Mistol's deep voice to Vicent Conti. Arthur Moyer's sturdy appearance to John Kyte. Joyce Hildebrand's honor roll cards to Sandra Odoleski. Arthur Hoat's seat in home room to Richard Luschvk. Billy Houseknecht's bongo's to Mark Leonard. Patsy Karis's shyness to Gale Shaffer. David Kite's wise cracks to Billy Shellhammer. Franklin Krutz's hunting ability to Kenny Singley. Diane Kukol's quiet ways to Sharon Smith. Joyce Pangrazzi's commercial ability to Linda Fox. James Strack's knack of getting into trouble to Joe Lefchick. John Speechaett's musical ability to Leon Liss. Ann Stauffenberg's beautiful speaking voice to Rosemarie Krupilis. Tom Volciak's friendliness to all to Charles Rodgers. Cheryl Walborn's femininity to Lorraine Patchak. Alice William's blond hair to Faith Ripple. Janice Paisley's quietness to Pat Radziewicz. George Pesansky's clever remarks to Ed Recklitis. Tommy Roth's good looks and unique fighting ability to Kenny Spiece. Barry Stoll's high grades to Danny Striney. Sharon Tolotti's love of parties to Charlene Zyats. Wayne VanBlargan's many friends to Carl Teter. Joanne Watson's love of life to Marie Ulshafer. Robert Wo1k's car to Donald Teter. Paulette Platukis's charming ways to Joanne Tokach. Joe Radai's bashfulness to Larry Swetz. Genevieve Recla's typing ability to Linda Kramer. Ray Rockovich's good study habits to Gerald Carra. Written by Diane Henry and Joyce McGeehan as A K ,i 'S S 5 , E t SW fl e Ll M 3 my' sb S f pi if Q , 5 444, - ..f-re: 5 if I, 'sf Kiss. , ,: - V0-'fx Ypfftrfrm W , I mlb mt, Vg W 2 . :izwgmsfi 1 J? 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