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(10.13.55) Ralpho Township cheerleaders are, from left, Carole Martz, Jacque James, Helen Scisly, Nancy Marchinski and Nancy Leisenring.
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(10.13.55) Ralpho Township cheerleaders are, from left, Carole Martz, Jacque James, Helen Scisly, Nancy Marchinski and Nancy Leisenring.

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  • (10.13.55) Ralpho Township cheerleaders are, from left, Carole Martz, Jacque James, Helen Scisly, Nancy Marchinski and Nancy Leisenring.
  • (July 1959) More than 20,000 football fans traveled to Hershey Stadium to watch 33 young Keystone State gridders win over some of the nation's top football talent. Two of the big men up front were Bernie Sabol, of Coal Township, and Keith Hinkle, of Ashland. Among the gridders from the 1958 Big Team who received congratulations from Coach Bernie Biermann was Joseph Pesansky, ex-Shamokin Catholic High School star who is now at University of Richmond. Coach Bernie Biermann, of Minnesota fame, is surrounded by the stars who gave him a Big 33 triumph in last year's game. The ailing grid great was unable to assume the coaching chores, but was honored. Raising the flag are Rusty Curtis and Cindy Byerly. Gov. David Lawrence helped cheer state high school gridders to their win.
  • (July 1959) More than 20,000 football fans traveled to Hershey Stadium to watch 33 young Keystone State gridders win over some of the nation's top football talent. Two of the big men up front were Bernie Sabol, of Coal Township, and Keith Hinkle, of Ashland. Among the gridders from the 1958 Big Team who received congratulations from Coach Bernie Biermann was Joseph Pesansky, ex-Shamokin Catholic High School star who is now at University of Richmond. Coach Bernie Biermann, of Minnesota fame, is surrounded by the stars who gave him a Big 33 triumph in last year's game. The ailing grid great was unable to assume the coaching chores, but was honored. Raising the flag are Rusty Curtis and Cindy Byerly. Gov. David Lawrence helped cheer state high school gridders to their win.
  • (July 1959) More than 20,000 football fans traveled to Hershey Stadium to watch 33 young Keystone State gridders win over some of the nation's top football talent. Two of the big men up front were Bernie Sabol, of Coal Township, and Keith Hinkle, of Ashland. Among the gridders from the 1958 Big Team who received congratulations from Coach Bernie Biermann was Joseph Pesansky, ex-Shamokin Catholic High School star who is now at University of Richmond. Coach Bernie Biermann, of Minnesota fame, is surrounded by the stars who gave him a Big 33 triumph in last year's game. The ailing grid great was unable to assume the coaching chores, but was honored. Raising the flag are Rusty Curtis and Cindy Byerly. Gov. David Lawrence helped cheer state high school gridders to their win.
  • (July 1959) More than 20,000 football fans traveled to Hershey Stadium to watch 33 young Keystone State gridders win over some of the nation's top football talent. Two of the big men up front were Bernie Sabol, of Coal Township, and Keith Hinkle, of Ashland. Among the gridders from the 1958 Big Team who received congratulations from Coach Bernie Biermann was Joseph Pesansky, ex-Shamokin Catholic High School star who is now at University of Richmond. Coach Bernie Biermann, of Minnesota fame, is surrounded by the stars who gave him a Big 33 triumph in last year's game. The ailing grid great was unable to assume the coaching chores, but was honored. Raising the flag are Rusty Curtis and Cindy Byerly. Gov. David Lawrence helped cheer state high school gridders to their win.
  • (July 1959) More than 20,000 football fans traveled to Hershey Stadium to watch 33 young Keystone State gridders win over some of the nation's top football talent. Two of the big men up front were Bernie Sabol, of Coal Township, and Keith Hinkle, of Ashland. Among the gridders from the 1958 Big Team who received congratulations from Coach Bernie Biermann was Joseph Pesansky, ex-Shamokin Catholic High School star who is now at University of Richmond. Coach Bernie Biermann, of Minnesota fame, is surrounded by the stars who gave him a Big 33 triumph in last year's game. The ailing grid great was unable to assume the coaching chores, but was honored. Raising the flag are Rusty Curtis and Cindy Byerly. Gov. David Lawrence helped cheer state high school gridders to their win.
  • (July 1959) More than 20,000 football fans traveled to Hershey Stadium to watch 33 young Keystone State gridders win over some of the nation's top football talent. Here, the Hanover High School Band performs. Two of the big men up front were Bernie Sabol, of Coal Township, and Keith Hinkle, of Ashland. Among the gridders from the 1958 Big Team who received congratulations from Coach Bernie Biermann was Joseph Pesansky, ex-Shamokin Catholic High School star who is now at University of Richmond. Coach Bernie Biermann, of Minnesota fame, is surrounded by the stars who gave him a Big 33 triumph in last year's game. The ailing grid great was unable to assume the coaching chores, but was honored. Raising the flag are Rusty Curtis and Cindy Byerly. Gov. David Lawrence helped cheer state high school gridders to their win.
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  • Unknown football group.
  • (09.12.57) Shamokin Catholic High School football team coaches are, from left, Bob Lahnstein, assistant coach; Joe Shumock, head coach; and Jerry Dick, assistant coach.
  • (1957) Shamokin Catholic High School football team are Jake Spade, Sam Varano, Ed Barber, Sam Spears, Joe Pesansky, Henry Sherupaski, Joe “Horse” Whalen and Joe Barke; second, Tom Hartzel, Bill Jones, Ed Narke, Dan Haile, Joe Palacz, Bob Gaughan, Dennis Gaughan, John Witkowski and John Domzalski; third, Ed Haile, Richard Smith, Bob Leanens, Bob Wolfe, Mike Richardson, Alfred Avellino Jr., Ed Dallatore, Ron D'Amico, Bob Letcavage, Ray Kearny, Richard Knapik, Tom Martini and Lee Korbich.
  • Unknown football team.
  • Post Office in Shamokin.
  • (10.05.1952) UPenn college football on a Saturday afternoon at Franklin Field in Philadelphia. Binkoski, Kopenhaver and others from the Coal Region were impact players when Penn was a national power.
  • (10.05.1952) UPenn college football on a Saturday afternoon at Franklin Field in Philadelphia. Binkoski, Kopenhaver and others from the Coal Region were impact players when Penn was a national power.
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