West Mahanoy Township High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Shenandoah, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

m afefz THIS IS A BOOK ABOUT WEST MAHANOY TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL AND THOSE WITHIN IT WHO TOGETHER HAVE A STOREHOUSE OF PRECIOUS MEMORIES L-I MIHIH Mwmmeqaw l a 772 THIS 0 S 'I' Ej UNLOCKS THAT STOREHOUSE gem! Men, QI Ill MHHHHN HNH HHH! 0'- -If lH4H zfmfwmwzz IV ill! li TTBWW-Wim cyan 0 AND RECAPTURE BUT FOR A FEW MOMENTS THE FEELING OF CAREFREE HAPPINESS OF OUR UNDER GRADUATE DAYS AT WEST SEHHHI Pg Th r. '-. , 1' . ,N 1. 1, g V , ... , AQ .4 A , A 'gi gi ' WX ll I U 1 7 I Mm afdzenlaffallqmacf cfeual'wnZau4 laauaheafuiidecawie E- Ei' Um Paaenla WHO MORE THAN ANYONE ELSE ARE CONCETNED FOR OUR WELFARE - WHO HAVE SHARED AND WILL CON- TINUE TO SHARE OUR IOYS, HOPES AND PLANS - TO THEM WE DEDICATE THIS, THE 1949 NIARGON MI GQLD X P esident, W1 G amaaweqe WHO HAVE LABORED DILIGENTLY, IN THE FACE OF MANY DIFFICULTIES TO MAINTAIN AND EVEN RAISE THE NORMALLY HIGH STANDARDS OF OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM. TO THEM WE OWE A DEBT OF GRATITUDE. P t k Haley, Mr. Gerald Doolin, Mr. Steve Babinchak - Treasurer, Mr. Bert Walsh - Mr. James Walsh - President, Mrs. Bertha Moyer, Mr. Michael Flanne eorge Moyer - Secretary. PgS 'L upeilnfen enf, Mr Henry F Murray Was graduated from Kutztown State Teachers College Shenandoah busmess School and Nlarquand Nlemorxal School Brooklyn He also attended Lebanon Valley College and Bucknell Umverslty Nlr Murray very early foresaw the need for a progresslve educatlonal system throughout the Township and was one of the ploneers responslble for he estabhshment of our Hugh School Our present Supermtendent served as a class room teacher and also as secretary to the Supermtendent for a perxod of twenty seven years Wnth such xn excellent educational background he was well quallfied for hrs present posmon The Class of 1049 shall always remember Mr Murray for has fine co operatnve spnrlt whlch he dlsplayed throughout our Hugh School years Page Seven P 0 . v ,.. - , . r . . t . Z I . Y . a, . - fl plzmggpg , Mr A I Flannery Ho ds a Ba helor of Sclence and a Master of Scrence degree rn Education He was graduated from Bloomsburg Normal School and Bucknell Unlverslty Hrs teaching career began In Connors School where he was prxnclpal He later served as prlncnpal In the Lost Creek No l School and as secretary to Superintendent Murray In IQ38 Mr Flannery left school work to accept an executrve posmon wrth the State Department of Publlc Assistance He re mamed wlth this deparment untll l942 when he returned to West Mahanoy Township as Prmcnpal By hrs untrrmg efforts Mr Flannery has effected many lmprowements m our Hugh School system all of which have con tributed rmmeasurablv toward co ordmatlng the endeayors of the faculty and students Page Elght Uuarq' Mr Malloy and MISS Alastlck Adopted us when we were yet Sophomores and contxnued to be our advlsore for the remalnder of our Hugh School years They unfanlmgly gave their tlme efforts and patxence to all our extra curricular ac tnvxtles even though lf meant many addltlonal burdens to them Any success our class mxght have achleved was due largely to their excellent guxdance Thelr smcerlty shall not be forgotten by the Class of 49 D T Docks to Cnow ebge Page N me l AN THOSE WHO OPEN HE AGNES A ALASTICK BS Bloomsburg State Teachers College Commercial CHARLES F CONWAY B S 'VI S Kut7town State Teachers College Bucknell Unixersits Social Studies English JOSEPH B GLODECK A B Catholic Unuersitv in Washington D C Social Science Physical Education HANNAH P IRWIN Kutztown State Teachers College Health and Physical Education DANIEL J. MALLOY. B. S. Kutztown State Teachers College Social Studies, English MARY K, MCGRATH, B, S. Westchester State Teachers College Social Studies. English. Mathematics, Library MARGARET A BROGAN A B Immaculata College Social Studies Languages JENNIE E DIXON Bloomshurg State Teachers College Social Studies English Assistant L1bi'11 lan ANNA M GRABOSKY B S Kutztown State Teachers College Commelcial CATHERINE M KANE B S College Misericordia Commercial MILES J. McDONALD, B.A. Mount Saint Mary's College Social Studies, Languages Page Ten GB111' Ellurultg O O O Q JAMES F MCHUGH Westchester State Teachers College Phy SICS Chemlstry WILLIAM J ROWAN BS Kutztown State Teachers College Engllsh Sclences ISABEL M SCANLAN B Marymount Colle e HISIOTY Languages ELIZABETH M SWEENFY BS Kutztovxn State Teachers Colle e Home Econom1cs Engllsh SCIENCES vIARY P MONAHAIN 'West Mflhanox Toxxnshlp Hlgh School Dl6I1Cl3Il AGNIES E FLAHERTY B College M1sercord1a Commerce Vllss Flaherty became a member of our facults 1n January of our Semor year Page Eleven MARY MEERS ROWAN B Immaculata College Cornmerclal Spamsh GEORGE L ROSSER B S East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Health and Physlcal Education FRANK L SCARPINO B S Kutztown State Teachers College Soc1a1Stud1es Sclences EVELYN BROWN Mxllersulle State Teachers Colle e INILISIC 'VIARY OBOYLE Malt s NUISIHQ School Phlladelphla School WUI se IRENE A YVALSH Shenandoah Cathollc H1011 School Secretary to Prmclpal HOME ECONOMICS 'Wwe Fluabeth Svseenex PRINCIPALS OFFICE A j Flannerx Prmcnpal Irene Walsh Secretarv lf' Page Tvxelxe SCHOOL CAFE1 ERIA A 5 X S C60 X 31 N m 7fze Slucfenl' Bacfaf jd fix fb 57 A KEVSMQ SENIHH HHSS HHIEIHS Felix B Chesoms Grace Lewis Marie Baldlgo Carmella Vatalare CLASS 'WOTTO Lemn Today and Cam Tomorrow CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold CLASS FLOWER Yellow Tea Rose CLASS SYJWBOL Dove wrth Olwe Branch PgeF President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Geraldine Kaylock . Historian A '-' ' I I Oufffeefl Joseph Ambrose Hambone A 2 COMJVIERCIAL Consclentlous deserves a vote of pralse for h1s w1ll1ngness to help out where needed reserved hopes someday to be manaver of Gxant Market Marle Baldngo Baldy A 2 Maroon Sz Gold Assoc Ed Band 2 3 4 Mmstrel 48 Class Secretary 3 4 Gxrls Basketball 2 3 4 Senlor Play 49 ACADEMIC A true frlend beaut1ful curly han' passzon for operas and concerts partlclpates ln and IS enthus1ast1c about all school act1v1t1es a smooth dancer always has a Smlle for everyone understandlng and cooperatlve Theresa Bell Tessle A 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Mmstrel 48 Gxrls Basketball 2 3 4 Maroon 8a Gold Assoc Ed qenlor Play 49 VICE Presldent 3 ACADEMIC Maxlmum of personahty packed mto mlnlmum of stature verv nuschevxous and happy go lucky leaps bounces and sprmts but IS never caught walkmg lt' 1ts a soprano solo you Want ask TGSSIE Mary Belluch Slster A 2 G1rls Basketball 3 4 COMMERCIAL Basketball enthusiast 11 Cs favorlte p1an1st remember the Black Hawk Waltz and her g1ggle9 Joanne Bendrnck JUZ16 A 'J Cheerleader 3 4 Glrls Basketball 3 4 COMMERCIAL A tall attractlve red head sports a Mademolselle conscious wardrobe qulte and lnterested ln her work excellent bookkeeper Page Flf teen Edward Benmskw A 2 ACADEMIC Our sxlent member depend able mam lnterest mechamcs favorlte form of muslcal entertam ment Hxllbllly A, . 1- -3-4 A. . 1- -3-4 A. . 1- -3-4 . . . a 1 u ' rv ll - nv A,Ed., ' A, . 1- -3-4 A, . 1---3-4 A, U 1, -34 A 2 A 2 James Broslus James Parduff Brosh .nm A 2 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 1 3 4 ACADEMIC Has a llbrary of sports books and speaks of it contlnually tall and athletlc takes lxfe serlously has a cute way of blushlng when a female speaks to hlm A 2 Ac 1v1ty Commlttee Senior Play 49 ACADEMIC Congemal towards all hght on hls feet full of school spmt easy going lxkeable super slngmg 1 re Page Slxteen Arlene Bennos Arlene COMMERCIAL Frlendly patient loves to dance loxes excltement but also qulet moments I ouls Beorls Lou COMMERCIAL bashful Great sport fan a towerlnv 65 a mtends to lead an army l1fe Adolph Blugns Sonny A 2 Football 2 3 4 Boxmg 1 2 3 Senior P ay 9 ACADEMIC Gemal and soft mannered flaxr for art excels ln pencll portraxts boxmg enthus last secretly 1ndulges ln poetry F ellx Chesoms Ben A 2 Basketball 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Class Presxdent Qemor Play 49 ACADEMIC Puts up tough front but really has a soft heart aggressive foot ball player gentlemen 1 scxentxous class presxdent A. . 1- -3-4 I ' A. . 1- -3-4 ' 1 -e 1 a .... ' ' , ' 1 I A. . 1- -3-4 1 f ' '4 J A. . 1- -3-4 A. . 1- -3-4 A. . 1- -3-4 Wllllam Chesoms Balloon A 2 Student Manager 1 2 3 4 Senlor Mlnstrel 48 Sellor Play 49 COMMERCIAL Jolly teasmg and humorous our famous student manager handles all sports elulp ment and offers tlmely aduce IH all our dec Oratlng problems for proms and plays lNancy Coleman Nan A 2 COMMERCIAL Short daxk halr pleaslng personallty dynamlc shorthand student one of the few IH the class who has a perfect attendance re cord George Coughlm Moose A 2 Football 2 3 4 Actlvlty Committee 3 4 Baseball 1 ACADEMIC A ladles man always has a brllllant partlclpates ln all student actlutles es peclally danclng tops on everybody s frxend Shlp list Ehzabeth Delanev Betty Gxrls Basketball 4 COMMERCIAL Betty blue eyes and blonde halr serlous and reserved lends a helpmg hand when and where needed hates to be teased Andrew Demanchlck Gem-ge Dlscay age Chlcken Dlzzy A A 2 A 2 2 COMMERCIAL Master of 88 keys self com posed undeclded about femmme charms soft spoken Page Seventeen ACADEMIC Remember the thr1ll he got when he got his drlvers llcense excellent dxvlng ab1l1ty great passlon for agrlculture unselflsh smcere loyal A. . 1- -3-4 4 T 6 A. . 1- -3-4 C A. . 1- -3-4 shine on his sh0es....'.'.has a real hearty laugh ' ff. . . , Y D r 1- -3-4 A. . 1- -3-4 1- -3-4 V alare Dombrosky eval'- A. A. 1-2-3-4 Senior Play '49 COMMERCIAL Sparkling eyes, beautiful complexion-- likes swimming and ice skating ...... tops as a commercial student. Gloria Domozlk Gloria A 2 COMMERCIAL Neat sociable main interest a guy named Red loves to keep house ultra fem 1n1ne Shirley Dudls Shlrley A 12 Hilltop Echo 2 3 4 Activity Committee 3 4 Senior Minstrel 48 Senior Play 49 ACADEMIC Erstwhile editoi of the Hilltop Echo always remembered for her calnmess favor ite pastime reading books sparklmg dimples Alfred Fritz Fdward Goodman Eileen Goodman Archie Goody Helen A 2 A 2 A 2 Baseball 4 ACADEMIC O f ACADEMIC ACADEMIC 'ie or taking things apart Shy smile mt In em will be remembered for the flashy Sincere always does he Jazz bow ,lt ht u , doesnt mlss right thing at the right time noted for blushin when teased D popular with exerwne I-Home a dance a bit shy content to let the sport hunting others do most of the talking Page Elghteen A. . 1- -3-4 A.. . - -3-4 A. . 1- -3-4 A. . 1- -3-4 A 1- -3-4 , t D - ' ' ....... . r Mernam Hancock Meflam A 2 COMMERCIAL Loxes to dance but hates gettm school next mornmg nonchalant fla hes dark expressne e5 es cheerx smlle s ce e ln exert actlon I' red Havs kms Hawky A 2 Football 4 ACADEMIC Fred sat1r1cal well mformed on the sub1ects of DhVS1CS chemlstrv and mechamcs has a declded lack of mterest m anythmg John Hedesh Dlshead A 2 ACADEMIC found hxs hldden boxmg talent durmg demonstration ln phySlCS class Jolly fellow possesses an abundant sense of humor Mary Houston Ge,-aldme Igavlgck Anthony Kondrackl Jake Jerrv Aunt C 2 A 2 Football 2 3 4 A AD Glrls Basketbal 3 4 BBSk9tball 1 2 3 4 C EMIC Class Hlstorlan 3 4 Boxmg 1 2 3 Tall stately sympathetlc COMMEQCIAL Hlmop Echo 3 llfes ambltlon IS to exceed 1n her Mu St,-91 48 Chosen career nm-Smg Svseet and lavely loyal and Clash Treasurer 2 vullmg to help thats Jerry Maroon and Gold Co Ed newer mlssed a basketball game ACADEMIC masons Frank Dlstlngulshed by hls VOICE Paoe NIP eteell A. . 1- -3-4 ' , ' g up xox' ' ..... h' ' ' .... .nr x' A. . 1- -3-4 else. 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' ' A, A. 1- -3-4 A- - 1- -3-4 Arthur Lauren Lauref A 2 3 ACADEMIC Craves excltement and usually creates some noted for hls abxl lty of fallmg off chaxrs very out spoken A 2 A 2 A 2 acld Frank I ec Boo 16 A 2 Football 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 4 ACADEMIC Has a sense of humor although he appears to be a serious type extremely fond of basketball one of the few who have mastered the art of spelllng Page Tw enty Irene Kossar Renee COMMERCIAL Chubby Jolly person enjovs eatlng out favorite dxsh P1223 looks lnto the field of nurslng as a future Adeline Kowker Kowkex COMMERCIAL loves Klnd and he pful thats Adelme housework and all the tasks that go mth lt quxet and smcere frlend Daniel I askowsky Damper Football 2 4 ACADEMIC Happy go lucky changeable moods keeps the glrls guessmg allergxc to sulfurlc Grace I evus Lulu A 2 Mmstrel of 48 Cheerleader 3 4 Class Vice Presxdent 4 Senior Play 49 ACADEMIC Infectlous laughter twmkle toes loves to eat especially Ital ian foods where theres exclte ment theres Lulu w1l1 always be remembered for her solo xn Good News 4 . A, . 1- -3-4 A. . 1- -3-4 A. . 1- -3-4 N ffv, ' ' .... ' Q In A. - 1- -3-4 O A. . 1- -3-4 A. . 1- - -4 - ' ' VVilliam Mallick Bill A. A. 1-2-3-4 Football 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Senior Play '49 Baseball 4 ACADEMIC Our Harry James and Charlie Spivak in one outwardly carefree and happy but underneath loyal and Sl cere thoughtful and conslderate at all times trles hard even lf he doesnt always succeed Dorothy MajkOWSkl Dct A 2 COMMERCIAL Tall hght complected gay among fellow students but serlous when dom work ard ent dancer hopes to be a successful secre tary Vlctor Marcom Mush A 2 Band 3 Actnlty Com 3 4 ACADEMIC Mush a guy you can ask to do some thmg and find It done a champ at MURRA fltalxan game meaning throwlng nngersl has a roving eye W1ll1am McHugh Albert Medl1nsky A 1 2 A 2 Football 2 3 4 Boxlng 1 2 3 Senlor Mxnstrel 48 H1lltop Echo 3 Maroon and Gold Sports Wrlter ACADEMIC Friendly always has a plea.s ant smile for everyone h1s agree able personality has made hlm a popular guy wxth hxs classmates and teachers remembered for his yell YAHOO ACADEMIC Enjoys being wxth people fascmated by electromcs very emclent as mght clerk at the Hotel Shenandoah Page Twenty One John Mncko A 2 Football 4 Baseball 4 ACADEMIC Lack a daiszcal has no love for school work noted for h1S promptness m paymv class dues etc theme sonf' D tour A. . 1- -3-4 A. . 1- -3-4 .. . ,, '-Webb i -'Whistler' B111 A. . - -3-4 A. . 1- -3-4 Q - - A- - 1' '34 Margaret Monahan Wllllam Manohan Peggy Cutie coMv1ERc1AL ACADEMIC Firm believer in better late Don t Worry don t complain and than newer likes soc al llfe d nt Work L00 hard thats C pleasant Wmnm dls Osmgn tie noted for h1s tlmely wise cracks Bertha Milewski Bert Band 4 COMMERCIAL Her hearty laughter can be heard and re- cognized as that of a jovial character ...... speaks often of her future in New York ...... beautiful golden hair. Marv M ohnackv Mary A 2 COMMERCIAL Petite agreeable studlous commel a always ready and Wllllflg loveable Amelda Monahan Shrimp A 2 3 4 Senior Play 49 COMMERCIAL Amelda IS well remembered by 12 C for her detail descriptions of her escapades in Phila well mannered neat dresser attractive Eugene Moyer Herk Baseball 4 Maroon 8a Gold Assoc Bus Mgr Senior Play 49 ACADEMIC Well remember the hard time he had learning to dance for Good News enterprising high pow ered salesman knows all about whats going on in the world Page Twenty Tvs o A. . 1- -3-4 cil .,.. ' ' .... 1 . A. . 1- - - , , l Senior Play '49 AA A- 1-2-3-4 A. A. 1-2-3-4 ' .... ' i ' .... I -' ---- ' U' Andrew Palavage Cookie A. A, 1-2-3-4 Football Basketball Boxing COMMERCIAL Cookie is remembered for his wiseeracks and story telling .... great basketball player ..,. one of the 'boiler room quartettef Jean Palas age Jeanme A 2 Band 3 4 Glrls Basketball 3 4 Sen1or Mmstrel 48 Semor Play 49 COMMERCIAL An overflowmg personallty w 1th good sportsmanshlp added well remember Jean for the wonderful part she took as Babe 1n Good News a capable band manager Laura Pasker Lolly A 2 COMMERCIAL One of the few glrls who doesnt l1ke the New Look a g1r1 who had us fooled about her quletness gay and llkeable John Paulrkoms Charles Pengrm Ahce Peters Polly Charley Toby A2 AA2 A 2 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 1 3 4 COMMERCIAL Basketball 3 4 ACADEMIC COMMERCIAL Quxet bashful type basket Serrous 1n both school work and ball fan 1f you want Charley Dog love' remember t h e stones she told about her do' Mld sports math whlz respectful look m the gym unassuming mght'-' her amb1t1on IS to become llstener sincere and loyal Page Tvu enty Three a b okkeeper A. . 1- -3-4 A. . 1- -3-4 A- - 1- -3-4 . . 1- -3-4 A . 1- -3-4 A 2 Band I.eonard Pitcavagc Pltty Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Senlor Mmstrel 48 Maroon and Gold Art Edltor Semor Play 49 COMMERCIAL Pltty DOSSESSOI of a und lma mat on loted for h1s drawmgs of Bugs Bunny was a great mterest ln sports fun loung Nlarlon Polulus Poluk A 2 Acf1v1ty Commlttee 3 4 Hllltop Echo 3 4 ACADEMIC Cheery smlle well l1ked among her fel lovn classmates hkes to laugh at anythmg never lets a frlend down Rosemary RZIIHIS ROS19 Actlvxty Commlttee 3 4 A 2 BUQIDBSS Manager Hllltop Echo 4 Maroon and Gold Asso Edltor ACADEMIC free tune kmttlng and sewmg operatwe a consclentlous worker very co John Richardson John Rlchardson Nancy Ross Rxchy A A 2 ACADEMIC Llght halted easy gomfg llke able basketball enthusiast always anxlous to have a good tlme loves to kld Yush A 2 Actlvltv Commlttee 4 Class Presldent 2 ACADEMIC A polltlclan can be heard contlnually dlscusslng state affaxrs w1ll be especlally remembered for h1s outstandlng help IH keepmg the boys Splflt up durmg basket ball season Page Tw enty Four Red A 2 Hxlltop Echo 4 COMMERCIAL Full of pep always qulck at catchmg on beautlful red ha1r a v.1nk of her blue eyes would lure Sampson away from Dehlah A. , 1- -3-4 4 '- A' f .- ' f..f1 j. A, . 1- -3-4 A, . 1- -3-4 Neat, pert and lovely .... likes to spend her V X .... . . I 1- -3-4 A 1- -3-4 I A.. . 1- -3-4 Wlllnam Rudlsell Bllly A 2 Actn 1ty Committee 3 ACADEMIC Studlous plays plano serv we well polsed ex ervbodv s frlend Jean Rugemus Jeame A COMMERCIAL Jean has always held the dlstlnctlon of belng the youngest member of the Senlor Class Jolly person wxth many frlends unlque hand at ar Joseph Sadusky Chookoo A 2 Football 2 3 Boxlng 2 3 ACADEMIC Nommated best football player of WMT for 49 has beautlful black curly halr flashes dark expresslve eyes smcere 1n every action Dolores Salmkas Dee A 2 Maroon 8z Gold Feature Edltor Semor Play 49 COMMERCIAL A hearty gal who seldom lets gloom possess her character always trying to cheer someone up good taste mn Jewelry Agnes Sands Penny A A 2 COMMERCIAL Smooth dancer her person alxty IS as well tallored as her de mure nickname although she Jomed our class xn her Junior year she has made many friends and IS well l1ked Page Twenty FIVE Andrew Saroka Tom A A 2 3 Sports Writer Senior Play 49 COMMERCIAL We found hxs hldden actlng talents in Good News lookmg for a future in the executive phase of television has a gay frlendly manner A. . 1- -3-4 ' ,,,, ' ' ' ' ' ll .... 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' ' j 1 ' I ' A l Q f 3x I I i f A. . 1' '3'4 . 1- -3-4 - - 1' ' '4 Alex Spotts Spocky A 2 ACADEMIC The perfect gentleman mee personallty unusual sense of humor earnest and mlllng A 2 'Q-pe great teaser A 2 nee A 2 Boxxng 1 2 around nlllam Stauffer Sniffer A 2 Football 2 3 4 Basket a'l 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Sem r Mxnstrel 43 ACADEMIC Best dressed boy m senior class loves to sleep abhors bemg hurried famous motto Dont do today what can be done tomorrow Pave Twenty Sxx Football 3 4 Basketball 3 Edu ard Sayetta Eddle COMMERCIAL Eddxe IS one of the semor boys the gurls all swoon over remembered for hxs sllly re marks beautxful blonde curly hair Leona Sheva L96 Senlor Play 49 COMMERCIAL Possessor of a cute puff nose can be seen Joklng at llngerxng mtervals very sm cere hopes for a future ln an executlve of Thomas Shopple Mag Vlce Presldent 2 ACADEMIC Qulet at the nght tlme and rlght place brllllant ln scholarshlp and personality a rellable frlend wonderful guy to have J ustme Strolns Teeny A 2 Class Presxdent 3 Class Secretary 2 Maroon 8a Gold Co Edltor Glrls Basketball 2 3 4 Senior Play 49 Cheerleader 2 3 4 ACADEMIC An actxve conscxentxous stud ent a lovely lass wlth the gift of poise dynamlc personalnty a true frxend always 6 A. . 1- -3-4 'Q ...... - ...... Q 4' ' I A, . 1- -3-4 1 f 2 A. . 1- -3-4 I 'P , ' 'f . VV' ' ' ' A' 1 1, -34 A. . 1- -3-4 A. . 1- -3-4 D - ' Francis Swirk Wutzie A. A. 1-2-3-4 Football 2-3 Basketball 1-2-3 Baseball 3-4 ACADEMIC Always with a smile ...... seldom worries about his studies ...... line up pitcher for '49 baseball season .... infant of the bottle-neck. Ann Treshock Tresh A 2 COMMERCIAL Petite but so clever efficiency and neat ness plus gay friendly and ready for fun tops as a fuend Helen Tulenko Helen A 2 Girls Basketball 3 4 COMMERCIAL Intelligent type good spoxt always smiling consistent a swell sport on the basketball floor John Usay age Coolle Football 3 ACADEMIC Johnny serious and quiet mlnds his own busmess has a cute way of blushing Gerald Upcay age J r y Football 2 3 4 Senior Minstrel 43 Maroon 85 Gold Sp rts Ed Lol ACADEVIIC Likes to Joke 'ri ndly an definitely good looklrg likes hi friends to be sincere a cl fray a wonderful speaking YOICG Page Twenty Seyen I hzabeth Valouslxy Betty Band 4 Cxrls Basketball 3 4 COMMERCIAL Crayes variety unconcerned about studles happy vo lucky great sense of humor always on the ball with gags A. . 1- -3-4 A. , 1- -3-4 A. A' 1-2-3-4 A. A, 1-2-3-4 A. A, 1-2-3-4 1 Carmella Vatalare Carm A 12 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Curls Basketball 2 3 4 BUSINESS Manager Hllltop Echo 3 Class Treasurer 3 4 Maroon dz Gold Bus1ness Manager COMMERCIAL Faxorxte pastxme roller skatmg endless Vltallly honest managed all financxal en te1pr1ses for our class personalltx plus Joan W'alsh J onnle A 2 Band 2 3 4 Hllltop Echo 4 ACADEMIC Ammable possessor of deep blue eyes sparked w1th a natuml zest for llV1I'lg crovx mg glory IS her loxely gold halo of haxr Damel VV1enches Danny A 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 ACADEMIC Dannys hobby IS to mute letters to Eng land one of the problems he seems unable to solve IS how to add welght to hls lean frame was an lmportant asset to our basketball team this season Pstella VV1lev Irene VV1lk1t1s Mary VV1ll1ammS Stella Re ee Mary A 2 A 2 A 2 ACADEMIC COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL Kmdness IS her mam attrmbute Champlon of her hometown Sxncere ln every action a loves chxldren lxkes anvthmg Frackulle faxorxte pastxme actne member 1n church affaxrs chocolate Jolly good com Jam ll dancing a frlend well worth co operatlve and capable domes IIC plans a career ln nursmg haung Page Twenty Elght A. . - -3-4 x Y . . - . X ' ' .... ..., - - 1 , . A. . A , A. . 1- -3-4 A, , 1- -3-4 A. . 1- -3-4 A. . 1- -3-4 A, , 1- -3-4 Anetta YV1ll1ams Nettle A 2 Actnlty Commlttee 3 4 G1rls Basket all 4 Hllltop Echo 4 ACADEMIC Dark halred and dark exec expressue eye brows enjoys a good lau h proof of the saylng good thm s come ln 11ttle packages Donald Wnllmms Chucky A 2 Boxmg 1 2 3 ACADEMIC Has regular he man shoulders although It doesn t bother hlm was an outstandmg boxer for more than one reason remember Chuck? Alice Woods W 0OdSl8 Semor Play 49 COMMERCIAL Likes to g1ve a helplng hand where needed seen mostly at the oilice makmg mlmeo graphs her success may be credlted to hex very pleaslng personality and con en1a11ty Joseph Zack Stanley YClCflSlxl Plnoke Zacky A 2 A 2 3 4 Football 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Maroon 8a Gold Asso Edltor Semor Mmstrel 48 Semor Play 49 COMMERCIAL Serlous and reserved all around athlete excels m basket ball super guy and super frlend Football 3 Semor Mmstrel 48 ACADEMIC A swell guy always ready wxth a vnsecrack can take a Joke well well remembered for hrs harmonlca solos Page Twenty Nme Edward Zamonskl Injun A 2 COMMERCIAL Slap happy attltude although oulet good humored red halred easy golng llkeable takes a flrm stand for certam con vxctlons A? I V. 1- -3-42: I N- , Ov. . . v . , A. A.-1-2-3-4', v y VA U I I A A I A A A, . 1- -3-4M U ll A. . 1- - - H A U A r H I U A J A l aaa . I all A I x mg, N IFN 'W.z.rN ov mrhmd 1 rx L mL M11 ITL 'N L Pnl Tluxtx 61444 all FRESHMEN Hlstory l1ves on and so w1'l the class cf 49 lets share our vsell planred school days wth the cla ses that are to succeed us September of 45 well we remember that day It was then that we b came students of dear old WMT Thrllled and yet scared we m ved to our homerooms whlch were aSS1gIl6d to us 9 A be1ng superused by Mlss Grabosky m A 1 9 B Mr Mc Hugh ln the shop 9 C MISS Irvym ln B 3 and 9 D Mlss Brogan m A 3 In the ensumg Weeks we became acquainted wlth cur classmates and homero m teachers At first we had trouble nndmf' our way around but as he weeks went by we be an to feel that we be lorged December he month of hectlc preparatlon for the annual Chrxstmas party Ea h sectlon trylng to outdo the other m decoratlve scheme But as we found out we could not really choose whlch one was the mcest for they all were Came the semester exams and studylng It was mlghty dfsappomtlrg for some for us but we managed to survlve Soon sor1n'f rolled arou d and wlth IC came the schocl olcnlc WhlCh marked the end of our first year ln hlgh school SOPHOMORF Sertember 1946 beheld the same group return wlth a great deal of slaps on the back and We locked upon the Freshmen now as mere chlldren for alter all we had now obtamed the pos1t1f'n of Sophomores The casses were adam dlvlded 1nto four sec txors 10 A supervlsed by Mr McHugh 10 B Mr Brophv 10 C Mlss Sweeney and 10 D by Mlss Dlxon It was durlng this year that The Hilltop Echo our school paper resumed bl monthly pubh cat on In February our class was orgamzed under the Sponsor hfp of MISS Alastlck and Mr Mallov The officers elected for the ve r were Presldent John R1 hardson Vlce Presxdent Tom Shopple Secretary Justme Strolls Treasurer Tonv Kondrackx Hlstorlan Marle Baldlgo As we were allfwed no socval events we en hanced our treasury bv chancmg off a camera and paying dues Before we realized 1t June arrwed and we were lockmg forward to becommg Jumors IUNIOR On September 18 the first meetmg of the Jumor Class of 1947 and 48 was held under the spon sorshxp of Mr Malloy and Mlss Alastlck At thxs meeting the officers of the class were elected as follows Presldent Justme Strohs Vxce Presldent Theresa Bell Secretary Marxe Baldlgo Treasurer Carmella Vatalare HISCOFIRH Geraldine Kaylock Our class bemg the only class ever havmg all The first dance of the season was held by the Jun1or Class m September and thereafter alter natmg w1th the Senxors dances were held every second month Durmg the month of November the class sold subschlptlons to magazines under the general man agement of Justme Strolls and Allce Woods Marfe Baldlgo was awarded a salesmanshlp certxficate for sellmf' the most magazme subscrlptlons 1n the class In December a commlttee conslstmg of Valare Dombrosky Albert Medlmsky George Coughlm and Helen Tulenko was appomted to select the class rmgs Although we had expected the rmgs to be 1n by February they dld not arrlve untll the latter part f March Durmg the Lenten Season a skatmg party was held t Lakewcod under the supervlslon of Mr Malloy and Mlss Alastlck At the begmnmg of Apr11 a radfo was chanced cff by the class May brought hard work and e fort ln pre parmg for the prom which was held on May 21 School hours and much of the evenmv hours were spent ln settmg up an entlrely new scheme of dec cratlng For th1s we had been applauded by all who had the opportunity to see It This outstandmg so cxal event marked the closmg of our Junlor year SENIOR Dlgnlned Senlors at last We sure Walted long for thls t1tle but we soon found that lt was ln name Electlons were held the thlrd week ln Septem ber The officers choosen were President Ben Chesonls V1ce Presxdent Grace Lewls Secretary Mane Baldlgo Treasurer Carmella Vatalare Hlstorxan Geraldlne Kaylock The first dance of the season the October Barn Dance was held It proved a great success both fmanclally and soclally One notable fact of our class was that we had always made a profit on all dances lncludlng the prom Due to the unanimous decision of the class to have a yearbook at the October meetmg J Strolfs and A Kondrackl were elected Co Editors and Car mela Vatalare appomted Busmess Manager It was then the task of the Co Editors to appomt the re malnmg members of the staff Work on the book be gan lmmedlately Surmountmg the obstacles of sol lCltlI'lg ads mountmg pictures and wrlteups we fln ally managed to meet our deadlme whlch was March The presentation of the play Good News brought to us fame as amateur actors and also financial securxty for the 49 Maroon 8a Gold To others lt may have seemed we were always dolng the fantastlc but not to us The class of 49 proved t1me and time again that nothing whether bxg or small could stop them in seeing thelr plans come true Mav 27 the Jumor Semor Prom We all felt and looked lxke kings and queens at thls great soclal event It was the first txme we had been glven such courtesy by the underclassmen and We loved lt June 6 GRADUATION' The day of days finally arrwed Now we were prepared to live our motto glI'1S Presiding HS 0mC91'S Learn today and gam tomorrow Page Thxrty One o l v - Q Y A ' S A -I I - . . -- , . 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' ' K U ' 69121 Bump mek It IS the year of 1959 and a beaut1ful evenlng 1n June Ewerywhere ln the v1c1n1ty of West Mahanoy Townshlp are huge posters readlng OLD HOME WEEK Many days ago 1nv1tat1ons were sent to all former DUDIIS urg1ng them to attend and partlcularly stresslng an evemng of Wonderful entertalnment All the talent for thls program consxsts of persons who graduated from our hlgh school The hour for the great event has arr1ved Every seat 1n the vast new audltorlum IS filled and all are eagerly awaiting the performance ln whlch many dellghtful surprrses have been prom1sed The platform 13 decorated wlth flowers It IS truly a fest lve occas1on Seated 1n the audlence are many celebrltles As I look about me I see a number of my old class mates There IS TONY KONDRACKI our k1nd heart ed friend who became very Wealthy through w1se ln vestments and IS now a noted phllanthroplst His money 1S paymg for much of the OLD HOME WEEK expendltures The ladles occupy1ng the front seats are all dressed so becommgly that they arouse my cur1os xty I kr-ow they are MARION POLUKIS JOAN TULENKO and MARY HOUSTON I am told the1r attlre comes from the very select not to sav most expensxve shop of MARIE BALDIGO who deslgns gowns for all the best dressed women 1n the country She IS here herself and looks very Ch1C Seated near her IS JOHN MICKO a real estate dealer who owns so much property that he has to keep a mrd mdex of xt ln order to know xt hxmself He has glven the use of the audltorlum whlch be longs to blm Seated at one slde watchlng Wlth ln terest I see JUSTINE STROLIS dxffmfied and haugh ty I ask about her and am told that she lS the head of a very fashlonable glrls school 1n New York and has never marrled although she has lnnumerable sultors Among those we know are AL MEDLINSKY JAMES CARDUFF and JOHN USAVAGE also JOE SADUSKY Stand1ng m the doorway looklng for old frlends I find SHIRLEY DUDIS and JEAN PALAVAGE co edltors of the largest da1ly paper m the state and very actxve polltlcally Except that they have grown a trxfle stouter and look more cheerful than ever they havent changed one b1t smce the1r hlgh school days Another celebrlty IS JOHN RICHARDSON three t1mes Governor of the state of Cal1forn1a and leader of the New Progresslve party H1s motto IS All for one and that one me Two people entermg recelve a warm receptlon from the commlttee at the door They are Dr GERRY UPCAVAGE a famous surgeon ln a large hosp1tal and attractlve as ever ANNET WILLIAMS super1n tendent of nurses ln the same hospltal If there are any accidents to mght we feel sure the sufferers w1ll be properly attended to with GERRY UPCAVAGE and ANNET WILLIAMS on the Job Imagme my surpr1se when I see LEN PITCAV AGE commg toward me he IS dressed ln a stunn1ng umform and looks as handsome as ever He IS a member of the Northwest Mounted Pollce W1th hlm are our good frlends ED SAYETTA JOE ZACK BILL STAUFFER DAN WIENCHES and ALEX SPOTTS also IH unlforms of the Mounted Pollce A man lS sketchmg the people as they come m and domg lt very well mdeed for I peep over h1s shoulder and see Of course you know who that IS Yes 1ts AL BLUGIS They say he has become qulte famous as an 1llustrator of ma az1ne SIOTICS 'md newspaper art1c1es Some people are stlll arr1v1ng I see a mxnxster who lS FRANK LECK a hne looklng man and by h1s side vsalks hlS wlfe Her face IS turned awav but I can see lt IS someone we know The audlence greets them coxdlally Now she turns I see her face It IS GERRY KAYLOCK She looks very happy and ap pears to be an ldeal m1n1sters wlfe Lookmg away from them I see a strange Slght There IS a man down on all fours look1ng at the rug through a magmfymg glass In one pocket there IS a notebook labeled Clues In the other IS a pa1r of hand cuffs He acts very pecul1ar Now he rlses and turns HARRIS Th1s IS the result of the mystery SCOYICS he was always readlng He IS now a famous detect lve Some of h1s staff are also present amoung them JOHN HEDESH BILLY McHUGH and FRANCIS SWIRK Enterlng now IS JOE AMBROSE owner and manager of the huge cham of restaurants known all over the world as the Eat and Run Restaurants W1th hlm IS h1s wlfe BEI'I'Y DELANEY the champxon pancake flapper of the state Employed 1n one of h1s restaurants are EUGENE MOYER the ch1ef chef ALICE WOODS LAURA PASKER MARY BELLUCH and EILEEN GOODMAN who are hlS most prom ment waltresses They are also present A noted engxneer by the name of FRED HAW KINS who IS famous for hlS brldges also arr1ves and wlth hlm he brmgs h1s ass1stants GEORGE COUGHLIN VICTOR MARCONI and STAN YCIEN SKI I recelved a few telegrams of regret from those who are not able to come I w1ll read them to you ln case you not1ce that some are m1ss1ng An astromoner am studymg the heavens at seashore wlth beautlful glrl asslstant Stargazmg date tomght fS1gnedl BILL CHESONIS Am an usher in a blg movle theater Only way to see all the shows Hamlet to mght 1S1gnedl GLORIA DOMOZIK Page Th1rty Two WALSH, -GRACE LEWIS, AGNES SANDS, 'HELEN toward me, and I recogniie him. It is EDWARD Qglh Zlanme week cunt. Just Jolned the Navv to see the vuorld through a porthole Shall thlnk of all ID every port as we walk through the slums and see the pecullar people 1S1gl'1edJ DONALD WILLIAMS BILL MONAHAN Am prlvate secretary to the head of a huge corporatlon He was born crazy and had a relapse Wont glve me tlme off to come to the reunlon I shall wrlte all hls letters backwards for a week lS1gnedr MARION CAVANAUGH Am author of two of the SIX worst sellers up to date Must nIllSh a thlfd by the first of the month so have to mlss the reunlon If any of you carry a spare plot wlth you please lend lt to me Need one badly fSlgnedJ ANDREW PALAVAGE And now the entertalnment 19 to begln There IS a hushed expectancy The llffhts ln the audltorlum fade and the footllghts flash on Before the packed house appears a tall dlgnl fied figure who makes an eloquent address of wel come Some of the well turned phrases sound famll lar I remember our famous class debator CHARLES PENGUIN It IS Indeed he He acts as master of ceremonles also and after hls excellent speech ln troduces the performers But filst he calls attentlon to the beautlful flowers and other decoratlons saylng that they were the glft of DOLORES SALINKAS now the leadlng florlst of the town I remember her exqulslte taste ln decoratlons ln years gone by and am not at all surprlsed The Master of Ceremonles announces that after the entertalnment refreshments wlll be served thru the courtesy of ROSEMARY RAINIS who IS proprle tor of the dellghtful Old Home Tea Room As he speaks the words my mouth waters ln antlclpatlon for I hale not forgotten the dellghtful refreshments she served when she entertalned the class years ago Now the entertainment proper beglns There IS gay muslc llke clrcus muslc Then on the darkened stage ln the spotllght appears a dalnty figure klsslng her hand to the audlence as an attendant arranges a WIFE across the stage Its ESTELLA WILEY who always sald she would be a dancer ln a clrcus She has certainly kept her word for she glves us a wond erful performance The M C says she 1S the most clever WIFE dancer ln the world What a salary she must get' The attendant IS GEORGE DISCAVAGE Then the M C lntroduces a prosperous look lng man who says he IS a Broadway song wrlter and the author of many popular song hlts It IS JAMES BROSIUS and he plays and slngs for us hls last three composltlons and very good they are too One wrltten especlally for the occaslon and called Old Home Folks makes a declded hlt wlth the aud lence Oh before I forget to mentlon lt the muslc for the program IS provlded by BILL MALLICK and hls orchestra All the members were members of our class I Wlll mentlon a few BEN CHESONIS a drummer ANDREW DEMANCHICK a saxaphone player TOM SHOPPEL a trumpet plaver BILL RUDISELL a plano player DAN LASKOWSKY clarlnet player and ED ZAMONSKY a trombone player Oh and there lb thelr vocallst AMELDA MONAHAN Next comes a blg surprlse' Mlss Glorlanna De Lorme the famous movle actress and lt IS our frlend THERESA BELL very much changed She has golden halr fwork of MARY MOHACKY famous beautlclanl and IS better lookln than ever but she seems to have acqulred a foreign accent Now shes dropped the accent and IS talklng as she used to talk Shes telllng all about Hollywood and how she be came famous She asks lf we remember the lmltatlons she used to do ln study hour when the teacher was called out of the room and we all remembered Its no surprlse to us that shes such a success ln DIC tures that glrl could play anything from Jullet to Mother Goose Wlth her IS her favorlte escort AND REW SAROKA also a famous actor They are followed by a delightful ballet scene of whlch NANCY ROSS IS the star In the chorus I flnd VALARE DOMBROSKY ANN TRESHOCK IRENE KOSSAR JOAN SCHREPPEL NANCY COLEMAN They are all former puplls of the JEAN RUGENIUS 8: ARLENE BENNOS excluslve Danclng School Then the entlre audlence rises as the per formers all appear on the stage at once Our orches tra plays and we all slng Auld Lang Syne and ad Journ for the promlsed refreshments from the Raln lS Old Home Tea Room DOROTHY MAJKOWSKI BERTHA MILEWSKI and MARY WILLIAMITIS are busy dlstrlbutlng cookles and cakes made es peclally for the occaslon As we look about us we see CARMELLA VAT ALARE now presldent of the Peoples Bank talklng to a few of her plomlslng bank clerks whom we recognlze as MERIAM HANCOCK ADELINE KOW KER PEGGY MONAHAN and IRENE WILKITIS As we move toward them we hear them dlscusslng the progress of JOHN PAULKONIS executlve dlrec tor of a contractlng firm and hls staff of wolkmen are maklng on thelr houslng project some of the names mentloned are ED BENINSKY LOUIS BE ORIS ART LALRETI and JOHN RICHARDSON who are provlng thelr sklll at carpentry JOANNE BENDRICK 8a ALFRED FRITZ interlor decorators BETTY VALOUSKY ALICE PETERS and LEONA SHEVA keeplng accounts stralght in the maln otlice It has been a real dellght to see all our old frlends so young and prosperous so generous of thelr money and talents In short It 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Y 1 ElH Wl 49 Our mrnds are sound our hearts beat true And realrzrng what vre do We take our trusty pens rn hand So Probate Courts throughout the land May after we hare passed away And face our God on Judgment day Know our desrres and see to rt Our Vtrll rs carrred out to wrt joe Ambrose glady leaves hrs rnrtratrye to work to Leonard Labonsky Helen Hartzel wrllrngly takes Bette Delaney s fultterrng eyes Albert Medlrnsky sadly relrnqurshes hrs herght to Mrckey Mallrck Mary Belluchs nonchanlantness rs receryed by Brrdget Thompson Lours Beorrs endows hrs grddyness to Cath errne Ponzurrck Betty Valousky and Leona Sheva leave therr home permanents to jacquelrne and jevrta Mc Cauley The Tonr Twrns Arthur Lauretr wrllrngly grves hrs artful way of fallrng off charrs and rn halls to Albert Molokach Merram Hancock leaves her Jar of cleansrng cream for complexron uses to Catherrne Mar conr Mary Mohnacky bestows her chubbrness to Helena Labonsky Brll Rudrsell wrllrng grves hrs manly vorce to Anna Monrsh Peggy Kull gladly accepts Nancy Colemans collectron of rare and exqursrte perfumes Brll Ballon Chesonrs says so long to one half of hrmself whrch wrll go to George Hop kms and the other half whrch wrll go to George McGurre Adelrne Kowker finally sheds her coat and rt rs reluctantly accepted by Gerrv Passavage joanne Bendrrcks brrght red harr to Anne Grlroy Lennv Prtcayage belreves that hrs cheerful way of drawrng Bugs Bunny mrght brrghten up the morbrd way rn whrch Gene Kaledas draws coffrns Carmella Vatalare leaves her money bag to the junror Class Treasurer Mary McCoy Erleen Goodmans bashful ways to Eyelyn Frrtz George Coughlrn leaves hrs flrrtrng tech nrque to james Wrllrams jean Rugenrus grves her long skrrts to ro let Prrbrsh Alfred Frrtz grves all the weeds rn hrs pos sessron to Tommy Cooney Annetta Wrllrams leaves her perfect attend ance to Brlly Schrepple Grace Lewrs leaves her sense of humor to Mary Ann Kovach Dolores Selrnkas srrobbrshness rs left to Margre Kelley Cookre Palavage wrlls hrs pew rn Church to Phyllrs Moser Amelda Monahan Alrce Woods and Peggy Monahan reluctantly leave therr places rn Dar owrshs at noontrme to Nora Carey and Elean or Coleman Brll Mallrck sadly leaves hrs desrres for the classrcs to Dolores Gadsrnsky Tony Kondrackr grves all hrs bashful ways around grrls to joe Kevlock joe Zack s knowledge of shorthand to jean Kowker john Mrckos whrstle rs donated to john Kar powrch Agnes Sands leaves her manner of speakrng perfect Englrsh to Ruth Thomas Brlly Stauffer rmparts hrs egotrstrcal ways to jrmmy Dean tjunrorj Gerry Upcavage furnrshes Decky Cahoat wrth hrs tres and shrrts Stanley Ycrenskrs dandy way of buyrng thrngs on rce goes to Ernre Keysock Edward Benrnsky grudgrngly leaves hrs Bub ble Bath Soap to Edward Swrngle jrm Carduff relrnqurshes hrs locah dooh to Drnky Sherakas Shrrley Dudrss place on the Hrll Top Echo rs conferred to Patsy Zerby Herby Moyer wrlls hrs blessed way of grre and take lmostly taker to joan Berresford Page Thrrty Four - , . , . . . 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HHS W ll 49 joe 4Chuckoj Sadusky gryes all hrs love to the Freshmen glrls lpartrcularly onel Marle B3ldlgO weeplngly grves her happy go lucky ways to joyce Menslnger Danny Wrenches unexpectedly presents t Franny Bell wrth a ball and chaln attached to a slgn whrch reads Hands Off Dan Laskowsky and Tommy Shopp e b queath thelr Technlque ot Lovln to e junlor boys George Dlscavage endoyxs hrs Chemlslry knowledge to Teddy Molecule j3ChlmCZyh joan Walshs Make Up Klt lS receryed by Catherrne Devltt Bertha Mllefsky supplles Ruth Shaner wrth her dark rrmmed glasses Andrew Saroka wllls hrs plnk shlrt to Charlle Lorady Marlon Cavanaugh bestows her ablllty ol mlSSlng days when tests are glven to Mary Bolrch Edward Zamonsky bequeaths hrs pay check from Hamas Bakery to Bobby Prolo Valare Dombrosky and Anne Treshock s per tect trlendshlp goes to Tonr Cebulskr and Eve Iyn Examltrs Charles Pengrln leaves hrs good manners to Mlke Malrnlak Irene Kossars seat ln Pensys IS wllllngly taken by Allce Gallnas Dorothy Maykowskl s small feet are accepted by Rose Monahan Nancy Ross wlllrngly grves to Anne Banonrs her love or hlgh heels Frank Leck and jerry Kaylock leave thelr blue sweaters to Madellne Putalonls and Paul Franks Glorra Domozlk confers her popularlty to janet Alexo Irene WllkIIlS lends her appendlcs to Anne Brsco Mary Wllllamltrs grants Patsy Drxon her place ln the church cholr Allce Peters grves her sllm figure to Mar cella Spor jean Palavage presents Arleen Segal wrth the keys to the band room Arlene Bennos donates her loye lor muslc to Mary Lou Klslesky john Usavages ablllfy to sell dance IICKCYS tor other people to Vklllle Pasker Francls Swlrk supplres Bob Crosby wrth all the water he can drlnk john Rlchardson le ves hrs class r g to Nancy Mack john Paullkonls donates hrs bralns to lfihll Domo7lk Brll Monahan grves hrs loye for Mr Malloy s Engllsh classes to Anthony Pranto Blll McHugh presents jlmmy Dean lsopho more! as manager dovyn the Ferguson Hotel Ed Goodman confers upon Beans Dlsabella all the Irlsh holldavs fickle eye justrne Strolrs grves all yearbook headaches to some lucky yunlor Estella Wlley rellnqulshes all her muscles to Dorrs Soult jack Hedesh leaves hrs lrrsh green sweater to Steve Gersanewrch Vrckre Marconrs curly harr go s to Bo o Kowker Fred Hawklns leaves hrs fascrnatlng smlle to Edward Palek john Rlchardson glVCS hrs borsterous ways to Franklln Gravosky Alex Spotts drmples go to Paul Mlnda Donnre Wllllams grves hrs natural technrque of faklng KO s to Fran Wrtcosky Marlon Polukrs leaves her place rn the cafe terra to Bertha Dunsavage Rosle R3lHlS grves up her place on the dance floor to Ruth Swartz jlm Broslus vocal chords to john Ondusko Eddre Sayetta bequeaths hrs technrque wrth prn ball machlnes to Brlly Sellnkas Laura Pasker bestows her abrllty to play basketball upon Bernre Hughes Page Thlrty FIVE S I ! . 0 , . 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Q i ' if Y Lew I '. J - ' Q- -A -1 . 5' ' sk ' ' is hw- -sqfx . Q-.--L L A nm-, ' 9 , . ' g U W Ps rv ' N 2 -' 1. 5 'E 2 9 is Q' bfi 3' ' .Qu V n,,, ,ul 1 3, . Y I7 '1 ,. 11 ' 4 u r QF 0 f , Q : I is x :fi V. b X vf f f in f' Li .. J - .SL , ff '2 5 ' , fa! gl 4 L 7 a- ni 1 - 7 ,J UQ ' 1,1 ' , wi . 7 .f 4' Q f ,- fn? V fu , .W K A ' -is 1? ijvi A lui, 2 QI - 1 2 L A' 45 if Q F542 if 'S Vg 4 s.: 9 Bottom Row. Left to Riuht: J. Patcella. C. Harakal. A. Dough- erty. O. Chabala. A. Carcluff. N Mack. I. Reilly. S. Hower. L. Wyl- onis. S. Geras. Second Row: M. Patrick. B. Blow- ert. M. McCole. D. Gadinskie. L Mencavage. P. Doniarotsky. S Thompson. A. Yzivoisky. A. Mona- han. A. Ney. Third Row: J. Reilly. F Kurowski E. Swingle. J. Kevlock. G. Timko J. Campinicki. E. Falisek. T. Mc- Cauley. E. Lenartzivnge. T. Belluch 9-B Bottom Row. Left to Right: A. Igo. M. Kiseleski. R. Monahan J. Masaitis. V. Ross, M. Yablonsky E. Smyjunas. J. Navitsky. M. Flan- nery. F. Andreskonis. S. Boyd. G Walitis. M. Rhodes. Second Row: L. Stauffer. B. Smal- skas. J. Swartz, J. Price. J. Sulli- van. R. Zelonski. L. Fell. P. Anis- czyk. E. Semanchick, J. Brennan D. Mernicki. J. Subach. Third Row: G. Ayers, G. Swartz. G Demansky. A. Majkowski. R. Med- linsky, A. Danis. D. Chernetsky, R Thomas, C. Cesgielsky. 9-D Bottom Row. Left to Right: R. Cibalskie, N. Spotts. P. Budusky J. Rolinitus, D. Subach. M. Wit- coski. A. Tunnah. M. Melusky. T Jachimczyk. Second Row: L. Williams. B. And- rewcavage. M. Jordan. A. Segal. D Medlinsky. B. Tacelosky, J. Bitting' D. Snyder, A. Romanis. A. Reed. Third Row: W. Gantz. D. Koch. K bella. J. Harris. R. Dumbroski. J Bolinick, W. Schrepple. J. Disa- Mriurer. J. Burda. T, Cooney. 5 N CCUX 571 Alkldwx am! ,qdwafwi U Q I K Ig Y S t 0 t h e Vigor and Culture of Our Nation, Our ,i Back Rovs Left to Right Jack Kacergls Vxctor Malcom Mlchael George McGu1re John Rlchardson Front Row Left. to Rlght June Mltchell Dud1s Ro Mallma G Patsy semary k Zerby Jerrv McCo1e Bertha RHIHIS Pegvy Kull Marlon IS ADH An orgamzatlon formed back ln 1944 to provlde the students with an opportunity to assist ln caleterxa and to prepare the gym lor extra curricular actnmes They are chosen for their wlllmgness to co operate and good scholastic Qrades Usually the group conslsted orlw of upper classmen however ln 49 ll'e sophomore class was also represented Members hold their posltlons untll graduated Dun Poluk e eorge C ou hhn SZVHUC Shlrley tta Wll1lamS 4 1 . ah ' . y A 4 X, ul, 4 f 1 F W i X X Z Z . . . . . . . U . - v - 0 - , . , . - v . - o v ' w v o . . - . . V . - . . Y . , L ' -, v v Page Forty Front J Walsh J Hartzel M Baldlgo Fxrst Row J Palavage S Dudls M Houston R Shelltsky M K1slesk1 F Bell A Segal T Bell B Walsh B Valousky J Passawage B Dunsavage B Melewskl Second Row T Jachxmszyk A Flannery D Segal R Upcavage Yack Thlrd Row M Moyer W Von Leer E Broclus W Kuchmsky Back E Tacelosky J Pachlvak W Malllck OUR BAND All bedecked 1n their new uniforms our band made a snappy appearance both home and away Outfittmg this organization was no easy matter but through the tlreless fforts of Mass Alastrck and mdlvxdual members lf was accomplished by can vassmg the dlfferent parts of our Township for funds The band, formerly under the dlrectxon of Mr Thomas Webster and now supervxsed by Mr Scarpmo serves as an outlet for the muslcal talent of the students lt has always been an asset to our school and we are sure wlll always contmue to be Seniors m the band were Marne Baldlgo Blll Mallnck jean Palavage Theresa Bell Len Pltcawage Betty Valousky Shrrley Dudls joe Zack joan Walsh Mary Houston Bertha Mllewskl Page Forty One 47. , . . , . , . . . , . , . , . , , y - , . , . , . . . , . ' ' . , . . . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . . . v - . . v :J . V - y . v v Left to Right. Dolores Gaslewxcz Joan Maloney Grace Lewls Joanne Bendrlck Peggy Kull Carmella Vatalare Kathryn Devltt Jean I-Iartzel Center Justme Strolls Rah! Rah' Rah' CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders always added that speclal but of color to all our games Therr snappy routmes and pep served a twofold purpose of orgamzmg the student yells and glvmg the boys the encouragement that made them go on to vlctory Do you remember the bon Ere before the Shenandoah gam J The cheerleaders m our class were justme Strolls captain Carmella Vatalare co captain joanne Bendrtck Grace Lewis Page Forty Tvso - v v u 1 v : 1 - O I an . e.. v , . v Bottom Rovl Gober McGu1re Zack Shopple Upcava e Stauffer Kondrackl NK1tCOSkI T1mkO Bochls Second Row Mr Roman 1Facu1ty Managers Grutza Malmlak B111 Chesoms adusky Sav1tskv Dlsabella Pltcavage DeLuca MICKO Tacelosky Mr Glodeck rHead Coach! Thlrd Row Decnansky Labonskv Couffhlln Laskowsky Sherakas Petrusky Fourth Row Medlmsky Carduff Ben Chesoms Franks Blu ls SCORES Although the record ol wms and losses for the l948 footall season lS not lmpressxve the Rams suc Tv OPP cess can be measured ln the fine sportsmanship and aggressive fightlng spxrlt shown ln all s1tuatlons whlch confronted them on the field ory of W M T coach joe Glodeck led the Rams through the annual plgskm pageant wnthout any serlous xnjurles to the mexperlenced squad of boys who carrled the Maroon and Gold colors mto battle against superxor slze and welght Page Forty Three Shenandoah Pottsvllle Northumberland West Hazleton St Claxr Cass Twp Mahanoy Twp Coaldale I ' ' ,,.rA..,,.,, ...A , ,, U 21 . . . . , . . . H qnnpvfwwfr -AII Agfvv - H I H 6 46 ' - ' tt,,.t,ts,s,, S 0 I2 Facing one of the toughest schedules in the hist- Kulpmont A ' A A - A'A 0 34 . . . ,.,,,,......,,..,, ,, 2 26 - - . . . --VAHI -nlnk Qlggw Qrnnnnrwnnlrru g 2 6 6 A ' , 1 U ' . 6 6 ' ....,,.,.....,,l...,,,....,,,,,, ' 34 B Varsity Basketball 'l'cam Kmlelimgi VV. SlN'I'1ili2lh. A, Koncirac-ki, GA N11-Ciuirc-. Sevond Row: W. Che-sonis, xnanagcr, W, Rowan. faculty xnzmauvr, G, HIJIJKIIIS. D l.'.ll1'llC'lN'5. F. Swirk. F. Lech. J, Paulnkonls. J K1l4'f'I'!lN. J Zack, Nil' G. Rowan. c-our-h. Jr. Varsity Basketball Team KIlt'f'llI1!lI F. Grayufskl. B. Hughes, D. N1ChOl8S, J DeLuca. M, Moyer. Second Row: W. Chwonis. nuanagvrg W. Rowan. faculty manager, E. Keysock. J. Kevlock. B. Medlinsky, E, Swinfzle, R, Bochis. E. Grutw. A, Palavage. manager. Page Forty Funr Varsity J ay-Vees QC ORFS N11 Carmel Frfeland N.1N11 VK eatherlx VS eatherlx St Clarr Xlfrhanox Txxp Alumnr V11 Carmel Tun Ashland Frfrelnrlle Grlberton Shenando rh Butler Twp Grrfrrdxrlle 'VI rhanox Tvxp Axhland Grlber ton Shenandoah Butler Gl1aIC1Yl11E' XX E THEY X -XRSI FX Tne XR N1 T Hoopster under the capable furornce of Co rch Georffe Ros er nnrshed the 1949 Her 11111 a rec d 10 urns to 6 oefefr 4 rn leaffue cornpet1t1on In 3Cf,LITlD11Y11lI1'f thr thex took thrrd place rn the North Schuxlkrll LGQUUE In the annual Schuxlkrll Countx Crrppled Chrldrfn Basketball Tournament the Parnx a arn ,ro1ed therr north bx defeatrnv all Cla B Qon tender thu ODIHIHIIIU 1 vrluable trophx The senrcr members of the team who were lokt thro1eh arfrduatron ue Kondraekr St ruffer Vkernches Pau frkonrs Leek and Zack Some of the 1rderclrs men who 11111 probablx see qurte '1 brt of er rr on the hardwood next sea on 1re Sherakas Hopkrnx VICGLIIIG Kacerg, 5 Fr rnks Key Sock H1fhf and Nrcholas The Rams underst11d1es tl J 1 Vers went throw h the ser on 111111 but three defeat suffered rt tht hands of St Clan 'turner rnd Ashland Our Junror c'1ffers elrmaxed thrs record by defertrng, Ash land Jay Vees 111 fr xerx dr'1rnatrc 131911011 therebs vtrnnrng a splendld trophy wsmbolre of the North Schuxlkrl League Champronshrp 1949 49 1948 49 Baiketball Statretrcs Name Zack J Wrenches Dan Leek Frank Kondrackr T Paulukon1S Stauffer W Hopkmi Geo Maeurre Geo Svsrrk FIHIICIS Kacerera John Sherakau Fl Ex G FIG FT Tot G EXC: EXG I D Page Forty F11 e . . 1' 42 3? 97 fl 'D 'A , . - seag . 't 'J-or of ' .' ft? 'J . 1 23 31 F A , A ' I ,, --3 - . . ' 35 52 -i L. - Y' 2,3 . ' A- 33 33 - K- - 5 -- f I ' 41 38 'A ' V . 1 5 Q' .. 5 m 33 41 , 2 Q 5 A 45 44 ,ak . .- - A 43 44 . ,Q ' vb 'C r ' Ai ' : I 1 . f 38 34 '- - C' 1. . .L 30 39 ' 1' Q 5 .- ' . ' , 55 33 ' Qvzazr ' 2 49 33 12 A 1 '- Y L N 9 Q 1 ' 47 45 4 -' 39 41 7 1 1 w sr. crm 45 46 JAX -VlL11S 1 Q -' f , 38 34 H, - IC H. U.. ., , 25 32 1 112, -' 1. ' - - 37 36 1 .1 . .- v- 1 p... - 1 - 58 30 ' f 55 35 , . I -L ' ' 9 -. . .4 32 41 J .1 -' -fr- - . ' 'r . S 1 ' F'.G, FG. . F,G. , , . . . , LG, L.G, L.G. , , 25 14 25 91 49 80 29 ' 1, 22 23 34 56 48 67 21' , . 16 15 22 28 29 37 132 ', , 14 12 35 25 19 52 109 Je 0 0 0 14 19 33 47 , , 1 6 4 9 3 9 13 41 ' 1, , 1 3 5 10 11 ra 36 , ' , , 2 1 2 4 2 9 15 . ' '. . . 5 1 12 2 1 8 16 9 , 1 0 1 3 2 3 14 9 : 1 1 2 2 4 5 11 93 74 144 243 193 325 933 This does not include the Crippled Children Tournament Top Row Carduff Leck Franks Mxcko Bottom Row Coach Conway Ko drackx MCGUIFC DeLuca Pauhkoms Zack lloyer Stauffer Manager Chesonls BASEBALL QUAD The West Mahanov Townshxp baseball aggregation under Coach Charles Chuck Conway sparked their way to vlctorv after vlctory over reglonal hugh school teams They enjoyed one of the most successful seasons of any team vearlng the colors of the Maroon and Gold It has been a dlflicult task for Coach Conway to keep the Natxonal Pas tlme allxe at West Mahanoy Township however despite all obstacles he has onslstently turned out xery good teams Page Forty Slx g A gg Q . I - I -hh , Q I ,, 'R , k .. - A M Q .' .,, 1 4 Q - J, , X V X. . i . f, 1- v -A ' ' ' ' . , M ,,.- , - V , . ' v 1 I -- , y . . . Y . . U Y A . 7 . . ri? - g'1 ,,'i,, -4s,,'l7'l?-1 qw- 4-'l. F, A - -K A -3 - v .. . -1 , r 7 I. , . .-. , t ev '-- 1-4. 1 .K K L 1 u6o0J fvewdll The best hlgh school play we ve seen m years that seemed to be the consensus of the throng as If wended nts way from the West Mahanoy Townshnp Audrtorlum followmg the performance of Good News presented by the Forty Nmers on March 'O and 31 The play a two act comedy deprctmg college hfe In the Twentles rs based on Professor Kenyon s flunkmg Tom Marlowe the football star done petlte and pretty Connle Lane was asked to tutor Tom Wlth the dehghtful cast of characters and scenes the sltuatron was brought to a successful conclusion Tom played and the Tart team won the champron shlp Love laughter and football blended to provrde an evenmg of top entertalnment The problems of decoratxon scenes costumes and dances were hand led by Mr Damel Malloy and Mlss Agnes Alastlck who ably assxsted the Class through months of practlce and preparatlon A superb productton and a host of pleasant memorxes was the result of our efforts Page Forty Seven 1 in Astronomy. The whole campus was in a quandry, something had to be , . ' 7 v v v ' ' 1 Standmg Eugene Moyer Len Pltcavage B111 McHugh Mr Malloy Advlsor B111 Mallxck Gerald Upcavage Joe Zack Seated ROSIE RSIHIS Doloxes Selmkas Tony Kondraclu Justme Strolls Car llella Vatalare Mane Baldlgo Theresa Bell MARUON AND GOLD Can you ever forget the frantxc tlme we had m completlng our yearbook Fxrst the class meetlng m October when justme Strohs and Tony Kondrackl were elected co ed1tors the photos and wrltlng the varlous phases of the book oh yes the ads, how hard we worked to become Hnanclally stable and as usual Mlss Alastlck and Mr Malloy were there to back us up But above all If was loads of tun and has added to our storehouse of pleasant memorles of dear old West Mahanoy The members of the Maroon and Gold staff were Co Editors Art Edrtor Assistant Edltors justxne Strohs Leonard Plfcawlge Marne Baldlgo Aflfhonl' Kondfackl Feature Editor Theresa Bell k Sports Edltor-S Dolores Salln as Joseph Zack Albert Medllnsky Busxness Manager Rosemary Ramls Gerald Upcaxage Carmella Vatalare Page Forts Exght . . . then the numerous schedules made for photography . . . the hours spent in mounting The Hlll Top Echo, our school newspaper had successfullx completed Its thlrd xear of publlcatlon lt was tough golng for awhlle becanse of the lack of co operatxon among students but the ll'llIl3IlVC of the staff under the adsxser h1p of Mr Brophy brought tt through wxth flung colors Th1s newspaper had always managed to keep us up to date on all actlvmes of the school and had brought knowledge of surroundlng schools We hope that lt contmues to serve all future classes ln the same capaclty Some of tne senxors who have been asso lated with the newspaper were Editor Shlrlex Dudls Fashxon Edxtor joan Walsh Busxness Edxtors Rosemarv Ramls and Annetta Wllhams tlon mth these groups our school paper strtves toward higher newspaper standards THE HILLTOP ECHO Back Row Left to Rxght M Russo P Kull L M19Ud19VlCZ P Spudeck E Cole ran G Passavage D Gaslewlcz J Blugls M Flannerv Front Row Left to Rlght C Vatalare M Mxtchell M Moyer M Bollch B Samp ell S Dudls R RZIIIIS A Wl1llamS M Patrlck J Walsh Page Forty Nxne The Hill Top Echo is a member of the P.S.P.A, and the Quill 81 Scroll. ln coopera- ,gr-0' A ll gl - S . . ...- Q 1 . a .fl J fag' 'u Page F1fLj.' L4 WWW- H GH SCHOOL ca 'QQ OO bl U 00 Page Fkfty One L .. 3 ' Y . ' ' ! fi 'ETH . , jw 1 .Q 1 ,I . I I . .avg JYW f 'iz' . x 'Q '5,fQ 2-- K Q' wr, - ' ' ' - 55, X, 'Q 'I 'R Q 'gg 'Qi I I 4 ,Y . ,I Qt '71 iff' Q Q Y' if- '45 1 ,, , , -Y Y . H611 4 K1 Ax 5l3 V fs.. 95 .ir W .J Q' A g 'gg' 4 r Y p- A 6 1- 5 O 5--f,,s Page Fifty Three 'A' IH4H MHHHHN HNH Pahamge Um rqcfamlfzawu Compliments of HH IHHHIHS H N YORIH MAIN SIRH I SIIHNAINDOAH P-X P Fft F ' Q Yr i 1 wr 4 A 1 L . 1 - 1 V 1 X x . . . , . . age i y i ' , F mplimcnts of Ennlffh .Studio SIIPNANIIOAII IA Good Luck to the Class of 49 West Mahanoy Townsh1p SCHOOL DIRECTORS , ' J 4 , . 7 1 iw: v:.1-10:-.1-.1 fi -1 iz P: .tai i-4:11-1 iw: .gnc 1-1 fin: V: ,i-.1911 :M-12,1014 PAULONIS MOTOR CO. Sales - Service Phone 2786 PLYMOUTH -Y DODGE DODGE job-Rated TRUCKS Brakes - Oil Filters - Fuel Pumps- Shock Absorbers - Bendix Gas - Oil - Batteries - Electrical Parts and Service 521-23 EAST CENTRE STREET SHENANDOAH, PENNA. BEST OF LUCK to ADUATES f HEIGHTS FIRE COMPANY No 1 SHENANDUAH HEIGHTS PA You Serxed Owerseas You Belong in the VFW Compliments ol JON TODAY Chas D Kalers Allen N Mowery Post N0 V F W MAHANOY CITY PA SHENAADOAH PA Page Fifty Sew eu GR OF'43 lf ' ' : l Compliments of Dr. William Breslin LLOYD STREET SHFNANDOAH PA Hook s Statlonerv Store ll VN est Centre Street SHFNANDOAH PA PL FII E endrick uilders Best in Building Service 306 S Wylam Street PRACKXILLE PA Compliments ot Nlcholas Bereschak D1 trlbutor OULU17 Y B1'VI'RAC1'S' 6 41 West Str t SHFNANDOAH PA Phone Fl J f e- r , 0 c of ' .S V -- - - v 1 1 . A 4 4 1 I :L 37- ee .t V A . . 4A . . l ,' ' .' 'BT I Compliments ot Columbia Brewing Company SHENANDOAH PA Compliments of Altamont Fire Co No. 1 West Nlahanoy Twp. FRACKVILLE PA Bair Purnell Motors SHENAWDOAH PA CHRYSIFR P11 IIOUTH Your Ser ice Needs Cared for hv Factorx Trained 'Vlen Glenn jack Manager Pg Compl ments ot ADAM QAYFI IA Shenandoah Heights P F1 N GOOD LUCK 49 J P VIcCR-XFH Lost Creek P V V 1 x . i p . I - X r 17 1 , A A A A 4 A P . a. l . , 7 J J - I A v' J .' I 1 ' t -A' , . .l 1 . 'son ', a. a e 'fty ine PENSYS PIZZA HOUSE SHENANDOAH. PA. HARRIS PAINT AND XVALLPAPER STORE 47 South Lehigh Avenue FRACKVILLE, PA. DUNI AP HARDVVARI4 n Duponts Delux Duco House Pamts SHENANDOAH PA I Il'SI S HOTPI FRACKVILLE PA BAYI PSS FOOD MARKET S h SHENANDOAH HEIGHTS Qualmes 'Ueata Frocenes RAI IHPR l'OOD ST ORE. I' me 'Heats Grocer 1es S th Lhgh FRACKVILLE PA 1082 J VS -XI ll R XII DI INSRX WILLIM1 PENN PA ABOINSRI I AVI RIN 303 E Ll SHENANDOAH PA . . C mpliments I Agen s for A - , 1 , , , , , , . 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PA. n - i11o1o1o1u1o1o1vi4.1:-1 101:11 11,1 1 1 1 1010141 .1 f1:r1u1a 1 Compliments of LADIES AUXILIARY Altamont Fire Co. FRACKVILLE. PA. Compliments of STANIJQY KURSACK SHENANDOAH. PA. COFIIDIIIHCIIIS of PAC IxARD I I FC'l RIC QC HOOI COITIDIIIHEIIIS of 101 IJSI COAI C O Comphmcnts of I'I+ I IFRS DAIRX GIRARDVILLE PA SHENANDOAH PA Best Vhshes to the Class of from AN1Vl1Ib XV.1ltc,1 VK ardlgo Post INO bHENANDOAH PA Comphmeuts of FRACKVILLE PA Pau? Slxtx Two Complunr nts of HARRX ROLHMAIN YOUR FRIENDLY JEWELER Dmmonds If atcha s 105 North M1111 Stleel '21-IENAINDOAH PA Q 7 : r 1 y A 4 4 4 4 4 w Y 1' 1 w w Y J 4 A A 4 4 . L A 4 , v- . 1 , I '49 1 wr fr 1 1 3 N ,f X 1 f 1 y 4 4 n A . . - 7 N I A Q , . ' .' Y ' W Y Q f x MR? I II I Il' PA9Ixl'R s. . 4 4 4 4 n 4 . v . I , , . 1 . I- A , . 'Q 1-A14-1 ,g--1..qp-,1--z0:-rx.V1v-14-an',gurlgui--111:1-1-.1-.1-.14Ixuznzuguz , '. , . Complm - ,. f NIR. K MRS. DISCAY SHAFT. PA. Acne UE Complimemw f URGE NI.-XHNACIKX SHAFT, PA. XIRS ILI I NRO SHAFT PA I . NIR and NIR? XX A DPIANPX BROWNSVILLE PA B C Il A R D S VIAHANOY CITY PA 16 IPR I HRIC IQPXK VIAHANOY CITY PA NIC I4 FUNPRAI IIUNIP FRACKVILLE PA P ge S1 tv Th Z -XPPI I-XNC If 43 N Lehxgh A ex ue FRACKVILLE PA ksan CJE COn1IJ11 M, of Com Jluuems of , , . , 4 v V I ' . L P . 4. . . . . . V , - ' . . 4 , , Compu L, f Complixm nts of xr 1 1 1 Y ' , I - Ph , , .. L 1 , . , N 1 1 ,,, , , J. .. .I ,,LO. A I A 4 4 4 4 4 4 , v 1 Frank Zayls u d Dav nkim :Hz I:-'11:nz-:num-z4,z.,:4.:n:H1H111- rqwzuzf-1 -11,101 a 'x H ree Compliments of GIANT FOOD MARKET SHENANDOAH HEIGHTS, PA. 1,ini:1rife-1,--,---..-.A---:A-. .,-31,-,V SOL LEVIT Schuylkill County's Leading Jeweler Headquarters for Engagement and Wedding Rings 26-28 N. Main St. Shenandoah. P Compllments of DR A C KOI ANOUQKI SHENANDOAH PENNA Compliments of F RACKVILLF INSURANCI1 AGP NCY JOHN DOMALAKAS fagentr Lava Bulldlng FRACKVILLE PA Phone 185 CENTRAI LUM BER CO Wholesale and Retall Complete Buzldzng Serw WALTER G SPUDECK PI'0p Comphments of If H RATSBURC1 8 SON 225 North Mam Street SHENANDOAH PA 733 West Centre St Shenandoah Pa Phone 2 1345 lumbei, Bzuldeu Supplies Natlonal Ifurmture Factors Cox Centre and Nlchols Stleet Sax Good Rlddame to Gmblge vuth POTTSVILLE PA Phone 1860 Custom Made Shp loxers Drapes Interior Decoratlng WE ALSO EBUILD EPAIR Am and All Kmds of Furnxtuxe New Hotpomt Dzsposal Feqtufed 'lt the store of RAY I SIACR GIRARDVILLE 6151 Page Slxts Four 4 1 1 4 0 I 1 4 L 7 , , , . 1 I A . . . 1 N N Y W ' ge 4. . L s. . , . , . - n - 4 Q, . u 1 . 1 . 1 1 ' . . v' - 1 - 1 1 ' ' ll v - 1 . ' ' ' , ' - ' I A x 1 1 .I ' EUPHOLSTER y , , V 1 , , . A ooznlozui--ini.-1.,1-,gn1-,:1l::::p- 103: 1- 1. 103011-101-'3.,10g.-ioiogozoz Compliments of MODERN BILLIARDS SHENANDOAH. PA. C mpliments of DAVID SYYEET SHENANDOAH, PA. PI AHPRFY PUNPRAI PSFAH SHENANDOAH WCFANN S SC HOOI OF BUQINI QS MAHANOY CITY PENNSYLVANIA NIRS 'XII DI INSlxH S C ROC PRX QFORIN SHAFT PA VV IIAM A SC IIMIDI SHENANDOAH SHI NANDOAH XPI ARPI SHENANDOAH PRAINR XVX I OWIS lleats and Grocenea SHAFT PA P E C mpliments of C mpliments of N 4 .J 1 1 ' 1 K 1 ' W' ' ' J II. . A . . L A Y 4 4 4k 4 . PA. , PA. Compliments of Compliments of Y 1 A N v C 1 'Q 1 1 , , . K . a .F ' , ' . ,PA. C mlmme L- f Compliments of I Q - -g w 1 T ' Y 1 A . 1 . . . i . , , . - , . . J A . L . A ' ' ' ,:.,:..:.,-..:. :.,:..:.,:.,-..:i-..,:.,:.,:.,...,-. :..:..: , S' tj F Comphmemf of William A. Thompson Fire and Casualty Insuranre Bonds of All Kinds 317 NORTH CENTRE STREFT POTTSVILLE, PA. Phone 399 D0utrich's POTTSVILLE. PA. The S'tylL Penta' of SY lzuylkill County FOR Uuzs B033 elpparel POTII SVII I I SURC ICAI SU 'PI X -W3 Nolth CGIIIG Stleet POTTSVILLE PA Labatorv SYIIDDIIES Ruwel C H111 lsoh Phone MANHAI IAN PURS an I LR SIORAC I1 C 0 Inc 11 114 West Cehtle Street MAHANOY CITY PA Phone 1195 9741 Comphments of Comphmem of OHI ARN I UNIBI R FO Forztrartou and Builders SHENANDOAH PA Phom 7 070 Bl RSONS II VXI I I R SHENAINDOAH Page Sxxtx Sn. k P J I A . -7 i 9 A 1 K- . v 4 ' 1 r V 4 . R 4 , f s, 4 4 1 s, J 4 , K I ' d , v V. ,1 N 1- - 1 - - 4 ' L I J A .y I . I -L ' S 9 1 X 41 1 4 A 4 A 0 , 4 , ,, . Y . . 4 -Q 4. 4 4 ' 4 4 4 5 4 g A L 1 4 4 4 4 208 East Coal Street 111 North Main Street - ' . ' , PA. X L- 1. T .,:..:..:..:..:.,:4.:..: .: .,:.,: K A . PAIQI. st lUCKl'l4liS 5 Je wafer 6 North West Street SHENANDOAH, PA. 1 31-:V-as -eu up up vu Q: 1 1 11: rg C1,1n311in1e,pts of BUXYE NIUTUR CO. Ford Dealer SHENANDOAH, PA. or Lwtut Amortxnent ot Up-to-thc Minute S'portswear for Hen WAX IIXII Coxnex Mun ind CCIIUL SHENANDOAH PA A VV SIANJLVY DI I PXRIMI Nl SIORI Wien Women Lhlldrens Wear 134 Nolth Nialn Stxeet SHENANDOAH PA Phone 2 1633 NH IIOVV 8. U HP ARN PLUMBING HEATING S'heet Jlefal Work STOKERS ROOFING 318 West Centre Street SHENANDOAH PA IIAXX IS H HON NIANJ -lutomotzve and llachzne Shop 221 Pennsylxanm Axenue SHENANDOAH HEIGHTS PA Phone 2 0893 34 West Centre Street SHENANDOAH PA 1' lectrzcal 4 pplzances YVFQI FND PIRF C0 LOST CREEK PA Page S1XtY Sex en ' I 1 - nw' 1 1 44 J D f 1 2 v - yr 1 41 L 4 1 4 4 L 4 I 7 J VV, , , A - Y - ' ' vs. ' . ': 'J v ' ji -l . . 'if 1 f ' I ' ' , 7 1 A A REIIAEYS STORE, Inc. CONGRATULATIONS FROM ' ft ' ' I ' I , . Q 50 C mpliments of i AMERICAN LEGION Post 370 SHENANDOAH, PA, BEST OF LUCK TO CLASS OF '49 XV ATT Y'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Altamont Blvd. FRACKVILLE. PA. A IARIFND THF IDEAI SHOP SHOP FRACKVILLE NEXVBERR X CO SHENANDOAH PA THOIVIAS BROS Cleaners 8 N th L hgh A FRACKVILLE PA BEST WISHES FROM IOHN VI IW AC X v C 1 If alemsb MINARC HICIx SHENANDOAH PA SHAFT PENNA S OR I' SHOI 2979 hl E p G PgeS5 I I I ! ! ! Compliments of X ! 1 Q 4 L J 2 , . Q A , PA. ! I ! ! ! ! ! I I I J. J. ' X ' ' , - or e i ' I ' ' . . I i Phone 68 i ! ! ! I i Compliments of 1 w f C l 5 4 A , . , , 220 X . entre St, - Phone 2 : J . A ' I . ! ' ' Il ' J . L L , Phone ' Distributor of At etic quipment i and S orting oods I ofonuz- 1 -ini: if-1' zniwif-1--1-I:win:-Ill-1 I1--.1--2 'inf-11.11-11-it-LUQHQHQHQUQ4 a ixt' Eight 084 Compliments of D A V I S O N ' S Headquarters For Simmons Bedding 113 North Main Street SHENANDOAH. PA. Cimpliments of GUIN AN 'S DEPARTMENT STORE MAHANOY CITY, PA. Winograd Sewing Machine Fxchange New and Uted Home and Industrial SEWING MACHINES Repairing 8a Servicing of all makes of Machines 30 West Coal Street Shenandoah Pa Compliments of Friedman s G E ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Frackxille P Phone 175 Compliments of 'IPRC I1 WASSI' R Opposite Memorial Park SHENANDOAH PA .fu-v Distinctive Printing Since 1928 VN oodstock fs peuriters Desks Safes Filing Cabinets Supplies 9nd and Arch Streets Pottsulle 3563 11A Complete Adxertising Seruce 4fAll kinds of Commercial Printing foi the 4lYear Books Annual Reports Piooiams etc School Chuich Office FHCIOIY or Busme s Page Sixty Nine 17 1 Y L 1 1 C 2 .' , . F 1 N 1 1 N S 4 4 s. i 4 9 , T A , a. , N I Q I A C I 4 I I ' '- I i 1, -..z - J 0-. 6 . 0 6 f . ' . . ' 1 - V N - ' ' ' . ' . nl I ' ' L j i N '- - . i A V ' . D . A- I ' . Q ' .h, A. .:. 203.-1..:.,Z..:.,1U1..:-..1-H:napp-vin:--znx.-1hzo:-11111:--1-up-,1..1..:I :-1:1 :U l .f 'nv 1 ' Compliments of CITIZENS FIRE CO. LOST CREEK, PA. J. A. ORAVITZ At SONS Funeral Home Modern Ambulance Service 635-637 East Centre Street SHENANDOAH. PA. Phono 21710 SUCCESS TO 49 FROM I I I IOTT IVIOTOR C0 SHENANDOAH PA Complimtnts of IVFNINC HI RAI D SHENANDOAH PA Best Wishes to Class of 49 NIAI AIC HS C ROC I RX STORE 940 VVeSt C0'1l Stleet SHENANDOAH PA Comphmems of Im Nlatlow C lothmg org SHENANDOAH PA Ix 8 NI I'me Show SHENANDOAH PA ASHLAND PA COIIIDIIUICIIIS of Burke s Drug Sturt SHENANDOAH PA Complxmeuts of Daron lsh s SHENANDOAH HEICHTS COIHDIIIIN nts of Hart? s XVcldLrs LOST CREEK PA Compliments of lostph X f.1bIOI'lSIxX QUALITY 'NIEATS 1nd GPocER1Es .333 CIIGIIX Stlect Shenindoqh P1 Pige Sm entx ' 1 A , - w . T 2 , 1 i . , , . , , , , . 1 : - . - ' , St A ' 1 N s w w 1 - ' ' I . 4 4 n I 4 t L . , V I. X , 1 N , v' . 7 w r, , . . . I x. . A In 7 - , , X V - . . . i U , . , , . . . 77 Main Street - Shaft, Pa. ' -- - 1 . . 1. :..:..:.,: fzaznzf-10: 1:-,102-4.014t:-...qp-.1--:.-:--:-an4-un-fin.:-rxwcm-14101-'1--1 1 . . 'nW1imn' ' 2 BEST OF WIQHES FRO: A KS f if AR SV ' 3 NYIQISSS ,xr :Muzi NC 225 Schuylkxll Awxim- SHENANDOAH HEIFHTS. PA, SHLONANUU-'W PENN A 'unplzlnf-.1 ,Q CONGRATULATIONS! lx I4 DAROVVISH NORRIS Sl I If Sl RVIC I D1 x Goods and Yotmns FRACKVILLE PA 106 North Mam Sueel SHENANDO AH PA GOOD LUCK CLASS 49 SHENANDOAH PA COVI PLIMENTS OF HENRY KUBILU Qhgnandoah, Pa Pine Sexentw One Q ff N J .IC II Jrm- ,J . I , .M . A Cr A '12 of ' 1 W ' ' 104- ' v r 1 1 - r- 1 I Sl Il1l S DRUG SIORI1 5 L X C Compliments of Dr. Dougherty GIRARDVILLE, PA. 1-.101 r:,:..1-fiozoz-'zu Compliments of Girard Theatre GIRARDVILLE, PA. Compliments of T. J. Hadesty GIRARDVILLE, PA Compliments of YVilliams' Family LOST CREEK No. 2 Compliments of Morrone's Cafe GIRARDVILLE, PA. Compliments of New York Bakery PRACKVILLI-3, PA. Congratulations to Class of 49 Murrav s Drug Store 1 West Main Street GIRARDVILLE PA Compliments of cJUldltLlS Cafe FRACKVILLE NLIIS Shoe qhop W Coal Street Shenandoah EXPERT SHOE REPAIR Rebuit Army Combat Like New Pa Schlemmer s Black Diamond Marke 10 N West Street Shenandoah Compliments of HOYOXNIKY s I eather Store SHENANDOAH PA Compliments of Cs r1l Monaghan Success to flass of 49 Nlaher s Coffee Shop SHENANDOAH PA rd Compliments of 'Wrs Xxhlllflfll Rowan SHENANDOAH PA Compliments of A Ifriend Comphments of Renders YY elders SHENANDOAH PA Page Suentw Two y N . . u K L , PA. , . ' 9 2 L L , K ' v A . . - ,t - ' - ' . , Pa .' v , A 4 L 4' A ' i 1 0 K . . . v . M . ' . .. I A L Y A 1 N 1 J 1 o x L , 1-101111-fi:vi-'inifini-ri1vi1rl4vi41 ui'-111101014-ifvl'-11301 l4'lf'l-'ini 1 1101010141111 1 P14 1101.1 1 11:1 P14141 1-1-.111 i1,.qgf.g1,1.,1 , . Deluca Bros. Garage 940 W. Coal Street Shenandoah, Pa. Official Inspection Station No. 1733 1Next to Memorial Stadiumv Compliments of Vernailis Restaurant SHENANDOAH, PA. Compliments of Majestic Billiards SHENANDOAH, PA. Compliments of R. Sorin 81 Co. SHENANDOAH, PA. Compliments of Dorothy's Flower Shoppe FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 10 West Coal Street Shenandoah, Pa. Phone 21398 Compliments of Harry I ,evit 22 South Main Street SHENANDOAH, PA. To a Successful Career Kozy Korner Corner White and Lloyd Street SHENANDOAH PA Compliments of Dr John I+ Burke SHENANDOAH PA Denos 8x lSer7opolos Victory Fur Shop SHENANDOAH PA Cibhons Brake Service 33 West Lloyd Street SHENANDOAH PA Compliments of M J Clark J J Defrease Commercial Sz Domestic Refrigeration FUNERAL DIRECTOR GIRARDVILLE PA Comple e Line of Electric Appliances Phone 2 0138 19 West Lloyd Street Greens lelovser Shop Bridal and Funeral Work CUT FLOWERS and PLANTS Lane Street Girardville Pa Phone 6433 J oe Spicgo VENDING MACHINES Lots of Luck to Graduates I ouls Nlatlow Your ctormisiz GIRARDVILLE PA Compliments of Boston I unch SHENANDOAH PA Page Seventy Three 1 . - , . , . ' . . e 4 t J ,. . . . - A . Q , . . , . . . t , . 9 1 v . x L . - 1 A y 1 if 1.11,1-.1ogu1::1:f1::103,101,1--1:1 pn- ,..- -1 -1- -:.- ,-4 - -1,1 up 1 1 Frank Lukasick TOWING SERVICE Repairs Welding Call us for Prompt Service 110 W. Centre Street Shenandoah. Pa. xv.: 1,iniolnzoz.-2ti:win:-1-:4-iolozo-.rg Lots of Luck to the Graduates Payne's Flower Shop SHENANDOAH. PA, John L. Cuff CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Roofing and Siding 36 W. Main Street Girardville. Pa Telephone 6440 BEST WISHES FROM Nick and Sarah Galamis FRACKVILLE PA Compliments of 0 s Beautw Shop Shenandoah Heights SHENANDOAH PA Compliments of H. B. Spoont K Co. SHENANDOAH. PA. Compliments of McDonald Funeral Directory GIRARDVILLE PA Compliments of VVaw ne s Hotel SEA FOOD AND PLATTERS GIRARDVILLE PA Compliments of Anthraclte Baking C o Shenandoah Heights SHENANDOAH PA A H Needs PLUMBING and HEATING 24 S Lehigh St Shenandoah Phone 20925 20476 'I ony s I unch GENUINE SPAGHETTI GIRARDVILLE PA Compliments of Nlalloy s Dairv SHENANDOAH PA Vera s Greenhouse FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 1123 W Centre St Shenandoah Telephone 21856 and Mrs A Marousky Piop Luck to the Graduates of 49 lip lop Shoe Shop 1Next to Legion Pooh S Main Street Shenandoah P Compliments of Fmpire Camera Shop SHENANDOAH PA Compliments of faronc Coal Lo RAVEN RUN PA Pige Sexentx Four 3 Fl ' v -' ' . . ' 9 7 , . . A n . . , . . ' . , Pa. ' . -- , . , x x ' L' . , . . . . Pa. J K Mr. . . '. ' . ' ' l r xo r 1 w L X L V N , - 1 . 34 . ' , a. , . :::1-nifziztzoiogoioz zz-'11-if-zo:-fi' 1 o1-.:--1- io: .zuluif-:mini-ti-.1-rl:-1 -2 2 ' ' 'Vl.rs Bollck MISS Tessle K3I'lltSlxlE Nlr and Mrs Mower H W hh3lUlil0WllZ Dr l'e1fer Dr Paul Berson Solomons t ook s tonfectlonerw Allans Shoe Store Ione s Farr Trade Drug Store Strand Ifurrrer Joe Talerxco Dean s Sonlas Beautv Shoppe J Scarplno Stella Wasser Beautw Shoppe Iohn Straka Barber Iohn Slsak Noonan Brothers Schutawle Stanlew Sahutskw Joes Ferguson Natalles Beautw Shoppe C oldhergs Sportsman s Inn Mel Rose Restaurant Cross Barber Shop Dunchaks Cafe Prank Shumskl Strand Tailor Shop Nlarw O Bowle Ceorge Rosser Allce Peters M10 Pe ers Johnm s Cafe Nlachlne Exchange Shop Catherlne 'VI Kane J Vl Vloolworth to Vlolomtz Triangle Shoe Store MISS 'Vlae Barrett Armor Thread Tlre A Puallo Shenandoah Joe Brennan Mr W Kummel Mr Clark Fable United Irurnlture Store Stanlev Nestor Bambnck Drug, Store Dr Irwrn Heckerts Bakerx Rrchard Coonew Gerald McAndre11 Patsw s Shoe Shop Dorothw Wsllltitl f'eorg.,e W hltlco Mrs xlLt0I'l8 Dulka Mr and Mrs Focht Iouls Corhr Mr and Mrs Daniel Monahan Nlr and Mrs Thomas MtNeles Mr and Mrs Joseph Boner Nancw McDonald Mr and Mrs Feor e Vhlew Blllv Vhlew Mr and Mrs Frank Gallo Ir Mrs lhllard Dmklotker Mrs Ruth Montle Mr lawrence Basasage Mr and Mrs Mlchael Monahan Page Seventy FIVE - - - .. I' A T R 0 N S ' L . . - , , , ' ' ' r 1 1 . - ' . ' ' ' 1 K1 9 - sv 1 1 A 1 I ls . Y . . , . , p I Q' 5 ' 9 Y ' l . ' r 1 7 af lv ' . ' . V , ,V L V ' K Y - A uv 1 U. . v n a I ' , , . 1 . n 1 '. N ' l ' i ,, , Wally's Sea Food ' ', , , ' I f ' L , 1 A . K.. ' 1 . l . Q. l ' . Y u A. 9 1 1' v' ' - . 1 gr 5 . ' Y v v ' Y n no I p I ,. X, ' ' v . , ' ' t L ' 1 v Av v ,9 o :.,:,:1.: :,.:..:.,:,:1,:.,: ,:,:a,: .: ..:..:.,....-.1I..:,-..-..-.-..-.....-.,- -u--tg4t:o1n2- 1014-.:H iognzoz- iftioqxozuz-rzoiozHin:-fin:-,zt 1 D Mrs Della Kaylock Mr Joseph Payne Mr and Mrs Joseph Stefanayage Jr Michael Karlltskle Mr and Mrs Rlchard Dresher Sr Mr and Mrs Anthony Clckayage Mr and Mrs George Swartz Wmograd Urltlss Hotel Schutawles Browton and Terry John Bronk lfnend Elizabeth Vhlkltls Holts Health Store Dr Nedzmales Dr Smlth Smyth Furnlture Store T L Webster and Mrs James Steele and Mrs Raymond Delfmg and Mrs Mlchael Arlen Pulaskl Monahan Stephen A Koyal Paramount Photo Serylce Mlckle Latlzone Stanley Vl Matlowskl Mrs Thomas Woods and Mrs Iester Schnee r and Mrs 'Vlorrls Houston r Paul Sarfulkel Mrs Tewtila Kondrackl r Houck and Mrs S Swartz Mr Albert L Reed Alfred Ufberg Edward Sudmck Edward Orsehowskl Lharles Czulada Lrvstal Cleaners Edward Taceloskv Albert J Grebloskl Portzs Shoe Store I eorge Laconls Mr and Mrs Joseph Toomey Ann Sajone Hirsch s Bootery Anns Klttv Shop Freen Dlamond Jackle Larey Sals Garage Mrs Stella Lxszek Mary Monahan Eyelyn Brown Miss Sarah Moyer Jennte E Dlxon Margaret Brogan Mrs Lucy Rug.,en1us Termmal Barber Shop 'Hrs Almlna Dombrosky I ltwak s Gas Station Mrs Daniel Thompson Jr Mrs Adolph Antonayage Mr and Mrs Lewls H Hoffman Isabel Scanlan Mr and Mrs Henry Moyer Central Shoe Shop Mrs Latherme Vlllllamltxs Mr and Mrs Joseph 7ack Page Sew. enty Svc I A T R 0 N S . . ' Y r H ' Y Mr. 0 . , Mr. . ' ' -' Mr. . ' ' , ' Dr. ' Dr. . j r ' B K B Studio Arthur Williams Mr. . , ' , . . M . .. . ' -