On Left: Christmas - 1966 - I was 18; my brother Gary was 15. Here we are with Peanut, the best dog in the world! Our parents made Christmas so special every year.
On Right: This is a picture in Barnesboro. It is either Cousin Joanne in the 1940s or me in the 1950s. I wonder if there is a way to tell if that pumpkin is a 1940 variety or 1950 variety. Hmmm. Both pics submitted by Sherry Lubert
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On left: This is a picture Caroline Street in Barnesboro many decades ago.
On the Right:
Miners and cars in the 1920s in Barnesboro, PA - submitted by S. Lubert
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On Left: Christmas - 1948 - Tom and Dorothy Lubert and baby Sherry...
(My parents were so wonderful. I miss them so much. Thank you for the opportunity to show what a cute couple they were.)
On Right: Here I am with my brother, Gary, in the fifties. I loved those days. It was a "Leave It To Beaver" life in Barnesboro at our house in the 1950s.
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| Philadelphia Avenue, Barnesboro, 1960s....Fire Hall on the left, Teenage dance there every Saturday night! - submitted bu S. Lubert |
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On Left: This is a picture of the bank building in Barnesboro many decades ago.
On Right: This shirt factory is near the football stadium, which is just down the road from where I grew up on Hickory Street in Barnesboro. The shirt factory made Van Heusen shirts and employed a lot of people back in the day. Submitted by Sherry Lubert.
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My brother Gary with his nephew Jeff (my firstborn) and his daughters Betsy and Holly in the late seventies in Barnesboro. Submitted by Sherry Lubert.
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This is the Ford Motor Company which was also the Singer Motor Company on 11th Street in Barnesboro, PA (now called Northern Cambria, PA). My Dad, Tom Lubert, is the blonde guy, the 10th from the right. He was the very best mechanic there! Submitted by Sherry Lubert.
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1966 NCHS Majorette 1st Place Champs…center front: Sherry Lubert (captain);
- center middle: Sharon Shaffer (co-captain);
- semi-circle left to right: Carolyn Artley, Rose Marie Konitsky, Donna Munaretto, Sharlene Timchock, Celeste Carroll, Linda Artley, Terry Lonergan, Kathy Homidy, Jayne Terrizzi
(Sherry’s Mom, Dorothy Lubert, made the uniforms.)
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