Coaldale High School - Stentor Yearbook (Coaldale, PA)

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I9 STENTOR 1955 Senior Class History History is the tracing of man's development from the most ancient times down to our day. However, four years is as far back as we shall go. Let us imagine an instrument for the revelation of the past. We shall call it a time Spectrevisor. Mounted on such a mechanism, we face a large oblong screen. We move a small lever-the room is dark, a faint bluish glow tints the screen. Moving four similar dials we recede to the year 1929. A few more adjustments with a series of smaller dials .... there .... Observe the remarkable scene. Amazing you say ? Ah! Yes. Our Alma Mater. Look! Here come the students. Let us observe the Freshmen group. These eighty-six youngsters will taste the essence of High School Education. The scene changesg Commencement marks the close of the school year. The Freshman group is now a step higher on the ladder of success. Sixty-seven have succeeded in taking that unfaltering step. Their Sophomore year proves to be by no means uninteresting. A high school band is organized under the direction of Prof. John J. Horn. Several Sophomores become members. The boys reveal their athletic ability and look forward to becoming members of the varsity teams. Again the scene changes and reveals the parting of the graduates and the birth of the new Junior Class, now diminished to sixty-one students. Tree planting is done during this year. The Juniors plant eleven trees in front of the High School. A Junior Prom is held near the close of the School Year. Commencement night comes. Superiority passes to the next Senior Class-sixty dignified Seniors. The School paper is discarded this year. A year book takes its place. This is the first year book put out by a Senior Class of Coaldale High School. An Operetta entitled Chonita is presented by the Senior Class under the direction of Miss Alma McLean. A Senior Play entitled The Motion Picture Girl under the direction of Prof. 0. S. Keebler and Two Minstrels under the direction of Prof. Randolph Harvey are novelties of the season. A motion picture projector is given the High School by the students. At last, Commencement, the grande finale. Eager hands reach for diplomas. Sixty new faces enter a world of opportunity. The Screen becomes dark. The past is gone. We look to the future. The Historian. Page Seventeen

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W A--f 2 W gw Z Wf 1 f 3, MZ 4 A u aa 2 , r l William Arner fCOMMERCIALl Fuss What! No Mickey Mouse Band .,,........Y,.......Y.......,v 2, 3, 4 Band Club ,......,,.........A....... 3, 4 Football .,......,,............,...... 3, 4 Track .......,.................V.,........,. 3 Class Basketball Team ....,... 4 Capt. of ticket sales ,..........,,, 4 Anna Boretsky fCOMMERCIALl Brets Okie-Dolce Operetta ..,..,.,................ 1, 3, 4 Bus. Manager of Stentor .... 4 Asst. Ed., Orange KL Black..3 Secretary of Class ................ 2 Journalism Club ..i....,............ 4 May Queen Attendant .......... 2 4 4 Senior Play .......,.....,.,,..,,....... Minstrel ..,.........,,,,....,............. CLASS OF 1933 Anna Barnovich fCOMMERCIALJ Barney 'ilimprez Pats Journalism Club ...,.....,.r.. 3, 4 Hiking Club .............,,,,....,...... 2 Operetta ,....,,.,...,......... 1, 2, 3 Stentor Staff .......................... 4 Senior Class Play ....... .....,., 4 Grace Boyd KCOMMERCIALJ Boydie Oh, Sugar Operetta ..,,. ................... 1 , 3 Minstrel .,....................,........... 4 Rudy J. Bartal fACADEMICl Tu'rds What do you say, kid? V. President of Class ........ 2 Home Nursing Club ....,..,.... 4 Orchestra ..............i,,,.,.......... 2 Operetta ........ ..................,. 4 Band .,...,........ ......,,,. 2 , 3, 4 Band Club ....... .,.............. 4 mn. Page Eighteen