Coaldale High School - Stentor Yearbook (Coaldale, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1934 volume:

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ADVERTISEMENTS llQoQe9 anal I-amnels, gates ana closea Joowns, Inave an air' oF knowing sometlwinaf- Qne canfjc lwave evevnfclwina anal a I'1ea'r'Jc.H C2 fl, Page F014 First Row: GEORGE K. FOSTER, Presidentg DANIEL BARRON, CHARLES XVATKINSU JACOB Bl-IRGER, Treasurerg J. E. GILDEA, Supervising Principal ol' Schools. Second Row: KERMIT HOFFMAN, Vice Presidentg VVALTER EVANS, THUMAS J. EVANS, Secretary Board of Education The Coaldale Schools are really among the finest in the state. It is the Board of Education which is responsible for this. We certainly appreciate the work of these public spirited men. V- ,..1, -,ws e-3 . nu A- ' in . sf, - i-,.i,,,.,v-,.s-fist-is uf, . .. 1, i ,Af-1-14-r.-. i-,mf-:mf -' '. cf:-if 4111 H-www viral: JL W wfsixg i:3i+f.2'KF?,yC. P-',e.,?f 1'.iTA'. 1 115-af-f' .: ' 2- 1.4-gin' '.'f1ffFfzsS5f -:?f?f-3 V. ' .f 'ii f'3 Q,:g7gf:s5:i24:5iSfei5dyzsai.lwiqq :fig l , X js: ,,. .',?'sf.',i.,m 335.54 -1 '.43lfAq.'f:,wl 2Qu'3 aM,.ig?,W-A., .. , ,-,. N, -. -v.a.I',,, .. Ali... W ,.. fin! 1 Gflfiefwf gkuw gi Yyfbngh g 'L ax fclzfor Page Five First Row: CATHERINE HOLOVIAK, Associate Editorg ANDREW HEDASII, Editor-in-Chiefg DANIEL SHELLHAMER, Advertising Mgr.g MARY UZUP, As- sociate Editorg HELEN PISKLAK, Associate Editor. Second Row: LEO FERRY, Business Mgzzg GEORGE JULO, Athletic Editor, Third Row: 0. S. KEEBLER, Faculty Adv.g ANDREW RAJNIC, Art Editor, AUGUST PASTUCHA, Art Editor. 4 aa The 'Stentor Staff All the work that is worth doing, rightly handled, is the greatest fun of all the fun there is. A75 ' 5 fa- '21-:.f frVA, 535 7' 'ft liiiyff ff . A f?if 'ge si? , 1 f sfliliff .+view 'ii E 12 ,f R' .'-RV f, 5 ky fffw, R x i fa 2 . Dedication To Oar Supervising Principal, JOHN E. GlLDEA- Who is contributing a school career, happy and profitable, who is spending a life in the service of Education, and in particular to the development of Public Schools in Coaldale, who 7:8 an acknowledged friend to all, scholar and gentleman- We the class of Nineteen Thirty-Four eagerly and proudly dedicate this issue ofthe STENTOR . ,fs 1 V, Cfeffzc Page S ia fs-J l'11y11 Seven IUIIXOI' Faculty 'Af:V4'Ilf jl!'PIl'I'IlfS Il'i7I 1v11111p11'ig11s, but if is II11' sol1l1'1'r 1111111 wins II11' 11'11r. l1'11n11111s l'lfIII'll,UI'N 7111111 'll1'Il' systems of 1Il?dlL!10!l.If Illlf 'if is H11' f1'111'l11'1' 10,10 1lc'l1'1'f'rs 111111 g111'1l1's H111 y111111y. H0 ll-!jllfH 771117211 1f11111IIes wl11'cl1, 101 lufvr yewrs, will sh1'r11' I111f'l.' fo cl1e'1'r l1i111. This 1.8 his 'I'f'Il'!LI'l1. K7l0ll'Il'dgP may be ga'i'11e1l from books: but the lore of 1C'Il0ll'lL'I.lg4' is f7'llIIS77LfH6!f only by persomzl C0'lLdIlCf. No one has descfrverl Iwttffr of the R1'p11hIi1- than the teacher. g, a -,Q PROF. A. C. Mosmz Principal, High School And what he greatly thought, he n o b l y dared. Miss MARY BON NER English True to her work, her word, her friends. PROF. W. E. BERGER Social Science Let me live -in a house by the slde Of the road, And be a friend to man. 1 X L A A ,V Miss PEARL FILER Librarian Ulf she does vow a friendship, She'll per- form it, To the last article. Miss BEATRICE EVANS French And her modest and graceful air, Shows her wise and good as she is fair. Miss M. A. BONNER English Behind a sober count- enance, She hides a world of Prmzidencef' R f Q. f lf 1. 1. 1-155519 .1 . ' V-gc .:w . f .n.1+,'..,.: ... ,iq ,.., ie 4. if 'P WL.: aw 1 .w w fbi? cr. R in , 'qW,....-.Jw .w24i2:Qgi5gffH, 51+ 5 '-R . .Q . 1 , . , . .. W- ' w,...,' .... ...-xw.,.,1.w-.W-. .. -'- .i w ., -. M: .- .if-,. . 3.3 hr ' . ,BN semi, wg +1 fan Q 2 s Page Eigh .. .yiqgfffgn ienior Page Nine fx, was jk MR. O. S. KEEBLER English The glory of a firm, capricious rnznrlf' PROP. JOHN J. HORN Instrumental Music His 'very foot hath music in't As he comes up the stairs. Miss MARCELLA FUREY Typing The sincerity of her soul radiates from her noble countenance in full toll. PROP. A. C. KALEN Physical Education A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays, And confident tomor- rows. PROP. RANDOLPH HARVEY Science The heart to con- ceive, the understand- ing to direct, the hand to execute. MR. J OH N HOLM1-:s Janitor A'He wrought all kinds of service with a noble ease, that graced the lcrwliest act in doing it. , - . ' V -rw-Afizsi. 1 2 ' .Lp ri., 4 . 1 . i . I Y Q- '21, YL N3 L 1.-5 swf .x -Lv' 5'fi,,6i, flfiif' f 75?ti'r ggi' 9' if. li55L:3:.wF:,' 712i-Y,-,Q gif! Q -Q, ,inf Q- ' in 'alicia as 3:1 -egi31:,r?ef3'E3f F' gy :M 5-:-250' if g,-:Magi-isiY:Q',w vi. 5,-.,w Qgv,e5g1f:. fig-infix. 1A A.? 4?JfEQ f ' 3' Miss ADELE LAIGON Commercial Teacher The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure a, business. MISS ALMA MCLEAN Vocal Music Soft is the music that would charm forever. Miss ETHLYN MACLEAN Mathematics And mistress of her- self tho' China fall. PMP. L. J. MELLEY Science High erected thoughts seated in the house of courtesy. Miss M. A. Mmuoms Latin Her talent and perse- verance will win her glory. Miss MARY MCELIIENNY Mathematics A perfect woman nobly planned, To warm, to comfort, and command. Q -'..1?.f5? 1 , , 4' '. . ' Il' -f f ' 1 I 1 -, , - 4 . - .M ----se ' , ' . . 1 ' ' ' 1 N' f If 3 Raef ' . ' - fl flle Page Ten 4 Qllezzior Page Eleven MISS SARAH XVILLING Geography A heart to resolve A head to continue A hand to execute. Miss CECELIA SHARPE Penmanship A tender heart, a helping hand, Always ready on de- mand. MISS ELLA MlTCllELL Social Science A lady with a lamp shall stand, In the great history of the land. A noble type of good Heroic womanhoodf' MISS DORIS WILLIAMS Physical Education Of manners gentle, of afections mild, With her whole heart's welcome in her smile. MISS MARY PASCOE Executive Secretary Even though she's quiet you scarce will find, A true friend who is more true and kind. PROP. T. P. RAYMER Health Athletic Director The reason firm, the temperate will, Endurance foresight strength and skill. ' W wg r ise ' ' fu A Q-V. 1 -' F ': W J 'l f if 'Z Y- 'i'f'l'f 5 -' el' wil l 1' . 'jivr j..1i- g:..AA.g: ,r-. 'g'Yf,fjjffQ'M -ef ,-1 gf:,5,:xY-... . :J 12. i A ,.,. .,, , WI., , A I . . L 5, , 4 , i if F, X 5 H , NJ 1 I I T '- .. First Row: MISSES BLANCIIE BRODE, RUTH PARFITT, RUTH BOYLE, W1N1FRE'n IVIELLEY, ALTIIEA HOFFMAN, BLANCIIE YVELSH, HELEN DURILLA. Second Row: MARY ANN RODGERS, GWENDOLYN PONTING, ANNA MURPHY, CATHERINE POLONSKY, RUTH SCHULTZ, ALICE BRENNAN. Third Row: GRACE EVANS, VEROMICA BONNER, ANNA BRESLIN, GWEN- DOLYN PARFITT, HELEN MURPHY, MRS. ANN MEIXALL, Fourth Row: KATE EVANS, ALICE SHARPE, BERNA HOBEN, NELL MCINTYRE, NoRA MELLEY. Fifth Row: MR. CHARLES REVYTAK, MR. JAMES LITHGUW, MISSES SUE RI-IILLY, MARIAN MCELIIENNY, SUPT. J. E. GILDI-IA. Grade Teachers Firm to their mark, Nor spent on other things, Free from the sick fatigue, The languid doubt, ..Which much to have tried, In much. being baffled brings, O life unlike ours. Page Twele , ef Q-.A i if ff , 5i,1+ fr ,,f5f?+.2E'53- -'S hi . f wfw if 'atm' ' ' ,' -as -1 ,T when art f.,,.1. H 'i ,. 1,122-Ii?'f ewzikgffte' I -' xi '- wifi? -f -Hg A IQVAQ' 1 155 f ,ji uw pe , -A E ,-.-'E .1 .Q,.V' ,g A, if T.:-R95 r e' ,rg 'lrf-.ft A-'fig 4 T Av, Ji:-A .- V., ,.,., , I , ?'Mw4, . 5 f.-1,1 w,f.,.sf.,e, ff., 3 J ' fu '. .A ,L..:.: ,im TLT JS' -.af ,- ,Iliff Jfvnfm' 1 lfffrfulz N T ,N lx1,Wf WfF,yH? 1'v'f'H'fW,ww1s,n , ' mmf Q f - J EM 'WW ' :J '14 J H www, , 'AWK 25255 5Z -.- A ,U5.m W V1 f 'Wa C,'msses.- Sumoas, JUNIORS, Sovzro- Momis, Fm:s11MAN, E1Gu'r11 GRAUE. Classes School days! School days! llmr old 'Golden Rule' days, Rvrlrliny and zm'iting and nriH1rm'fic', Trmylzt to the Huw of the hickory slirk, You u'4'rw my qzwerz in mlivo, I 14-us your bashful, IJlll'4'fOUf hmu, You wrofv on my sluffv AI lore' you sff, l1'lze'n mf fwlw' 11 couplv of lcirlsf' JOSEPH He was full of joke and jest. MICHAEL With hues of genius on his cheek, In finest tones the youth could speak MICHAEL But ot smooth and steadfast mind, Gentle thoughts and calm desires. AMBROSE, JOSEPH Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. 4, Track 3, Orchestra 3, 4. BENCH, JOHN R. Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Minstrel 4, Treas. A. A. 4, Pres. of Academic Section 3, Football 4. BENCH, MICHAEL Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Minstrel 4, Senior Class Play. BENCH, JOHN L. Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y A. A. 4. BITSKO, MICHAEL Academic Band 1, 2, 3. BRISHKO, JEANETTE C. Cofmmefrcfal Etiquette Club 1, 2, Typing Club 3, Band 1, Section Banker 4. Joi-IN R. Gentle of speech, and beneficent of mind. JouN L. The mildest manners with the Iwav- est mind. J EANETTE So quiet she seems, so still and wise, Till we see the twinkle in her eyes. Mvurvr' .: -.1-H .- n it--an -, -wuz .ie-ff.. 1' w e i, . 0 ' - 'V - . W ff l ', J. if .xi X' ., f -'if 1 E. ' ,- V 7 A , f 2 S Q51-,lf Q , M. f', a L .u-dt Le' 5. 'J 5 gs J F . 1 1 ' , ,I -f . - H , gg.: , ff 1 J -em v' fl Page Fowrtee -'a 9 fenior Dage Fifteen BUCHKARIK, JOHN J. Commev cial Operetta 1, 2, Pres. Etiquette Club 3, First Aid Club 1. BUGERAVAGE, FRANCIS A. Academic Minstrel Sales Mgr. 4, First Aid 3, 4, Band 4. DELAY, GRACE MARIE Commercial Senior Class Play, Operetta 1, Treas. Girl Reserves 4. DEMYANOVICH, RENEE J. Academic Senior Class Play, Operetta 1, 2, gym Club 2, Dramatic Club 1, Girl es. 3. IJURACK, MARY A. Commercial Etiquette Club 1, 2, Typing Club 3. UVORSKY, JOSEPH R. Commercial Senior Class Play, Track 3. JOHN The mildest manners, and the gentlest heart. GRACE 'tE'uery day sheis bright and gay, And at her work feels rio d1'smzly. MARY Lecu'ning, by study mas! be won. FRANCIS His is the most zliligmzt nature, ex- rfepting none, Who never gives up 'fill the tasl. is done. R1-:NEB A drmcing shape, and image guy To haunt, to startle, mul 'way-1uy.' Josuru Wise 1.0 resolve, and patient to per- form . JANE A spirit very still and bright, Yet with something of angelic light. LEO In misery's darkest cavern known, His useful ca-re was ever nigh. FRANKLIN Not hate, but glory, made these chfefs contend, And each brave foe was in his soul a friend. EADE, E. JANE Commercal Senior Class Play, Operetta 3, Dram- ati'c Club 1, 2, Sec'y Typing Club 3. EVERHART, HARRY N. Academic Operetta 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Aviation Club 2, Sales Club 3. FERRY, LEO J. Commercial Stentor Staff 4. FUDGE, M. ARLENE Academic Operetta 1, 2, Minstrel 2, 4, Typing Club 3, First Aid Club 2. GEWEHR, FRANKLIN M. Commercial Hiking Club 1, First Aid Club 2, Mechanics Club 3, Class Basketball 3, 4. HARRIS, JAYNE Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 4, Senior Class Play, Operetta 1, 2. HARRY I wish I were a little rock, a'sitlin on a hill, A doin' nothing all day long, but just sitting still. I woaldn't sleep, I wouldn't eat, I wouldn't even wash, I'd just sit there a hundred years and rest myself, by gosh! ARLENE She is gentle, she is shy, Bat there's mischief in her eye. JAYNE The world is but a stage, and I have come to act my part, Indeed my entertainment can amuse the dullest heart. 2,lx':'21 'V' .V ' . L ,-, . ' ' . , ' 3- Y. 2 . ye:-5 .g . -, 4 5, ,, ' x i' i-if iw-'ie wi fc -' HH-1 . -.: . H f 2 . Q. . ' fr .. H if 1.11-..Eif4'34'3.Q,f' 111 1 ' . ' .P . . H ., V ' Ja .if 5. M . f- ' ,g.:g,i'p ' 'f 1' ' 'Lair l' Z n ' wh 1 'N fl Page Sixlve QA lenlor 'age Seventeen HEDASH, ANDRENV R. Academic Editor-in-chief Stentor 4, Stentor Staff 3, Orange Ki Black Staff 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Oper- etta 3, Football Mgr. 4, Basketball Mgr. 4. HOFFMAN, ROBERT J. Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Track 3. HOLOVIAK, CATHERINE Academic Service C Club 3, Oratory 3, Stentor Staif 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Minstrel 2, 3, Pres. A. A. 4. HRINDA, HARRY Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 4. A cademic JEZZ, JEANNE Academic Typing Club 3, Gym Club 2. JONES, MARGARET A. Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 4. ANDREW Teaming with plans, alefrt and glad in wofrlc and play, Like sunshine went and came. CATHERINE 'lP6TS14f1fS'l'l16. speech and more persu- f T1 be Y.. ze. ,.,, .ww s.,, 'nh ROBERT But if the while I think of thee, deafr friend, All losses are frestofred, and sofrfrows end. . aswe sighs, HARRY Szlegffs at Spoke and eloquence of Ripe in wisdom is he, but patient J and simple and childlike. fi. EANNE , Whenever she goes, she's bound to MARGARET win, , Because of her smiles and steady Of manners gentle' of afectwns vim. mild. .4 -f, . ,e , 1 - - ' ' if -1 ' L 47 2- K' 4' M iz-z 1 v -fi -1' 'i bv ff' - g l' limi. 7 in ifclii H37W:lMlf ' 5 f' T ' 5' -, 7f f :'Q'L'51':-b'E'?f -3255 -flfliil' 1f' l'5 fl lf3fi'113-49? 35 ' l ' . sq . V , je ' w zq yei f 3512 1 , 'fu i w .N . B- ,4?1':,.' . .sie fii5'ali4-34 , .- .Y Ek .-. A ,aw ne w 1 . i MIRIAM 'KA merry heart goes all the day MICHAEL Of manners gentle, of ajections . . . . In wit a man, simplicity a child. JOSEPH Light of heart and clever, Sad and worried never. JONES, MIRIAM A. Academia Minstrel 4, Operetta 1, 2, Girl Re- serves 3, Gym Club 2, Dramatics 1. JULO, GEORGE Academic Stentor Staff 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 2, 3, 4, Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. KASHUBIAC, MICHAEL Commercial Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, 4. KONECNY, ANNA C. Academic Operetta 1, 2, Senior Class Play Minstrel 1, 2, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4. KORSAK, JOSEPH G. Academic Football 4, Track 3. KORSAK, JOHN A. Academic Treas. Class 3, 4, Business Mgr. Class Play 4, Band 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. GEORGE Quietly paced and slow, as if con- scious of human a,U ection. ANNA She is witty to talk with, Pleasant to walk with And pretty to look at. JoHN Straight of limb, true of eye, steady and aglow. 1. ,- -ze -,:,:.:'..:,.1-- -ga V1 - 1, Page Eight? 5 3 tentor 'age Nineteen KUBA, SAMUEL Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4. KUDRIKOFF, BORIS A. Academic Mechanics Club 3, Dramatics 4, Printing Club 4. LEWIS, GWENDOLYN M. Commercial Sewing Club 1, Gym Club 2, Typing Club 3. LIVINGOOD, ELLANOR N. Academic Gym Club 1, Dramatics 2, Girl Re- serves 3, Operetta 2, Minstrel 4, Bend 1, 2, 3, 4. MCLEAN, ZELDA Z. Academic Gym Club 2, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves 3, Operetta 1, 2, 3, Minstrel 3. MCGINTY, HUGH E. ' commercial Gym Club 2, First Aid Club 3. SAMUEL He that was ever true and never proud, Had tongue at will and yet not loud. GWENDOLYN It is better to be small and shine, Than large and cast a shadow. ZELDA She is so gentle and she moves with quiet grace. BORIS And if we would speak true, Much to this man is due. ELLANOR Ellanor is debonair Little count has she or care Sunshine in her heart and hair. P HUGH As a wit, if not first, in the very first line. . , 'qu . . . . -, ., ,., , ,. .. ,W .3-' 1. rg. 'qw , . fl-:- ' ' 1 X ' ' ' 9' J 'v ' - ' Q' -V . v ' uv. ' - I v. A. Y U. :V A ., .. 1, , IJ- 1 t- L R! :YJ-. ,x W .5 .yZ,':,Q,.,A h.-':.,.,.h1xL hug. . '. , -2 . s i' r S 'i A J ANDREW Not that I like study less, But I like pleasure more. PETER Open minded, frank and fair, Here's a boy without a care. THEODORE Well-timed silence hath more elo- quence than speech. MOREN, ANDREW Commercial Mechanics Club 1, First Aid Club 2 MORALL, LOUISE E. Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, Mins- trel 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3. NEVEROSKY, PETER W. Commercial Band 1, Mechanics Club 3, 4, Class Basketball 3, 4, Cheerleader 4. ORACH, WILLIAM Academic Band I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play PAVLIK, THEODORE J. Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4 PAVLOVICH, MICHAEL J. Academic Gym Club 2, Aviation Club, Chemis- try Club, Sports Club, Operetta 1. LOUISE Her voice was ever soft and low, An excellent thing in a woman-. WILLIAM His smile, his humor all unfold, A heart that's lined with purest gold. MICHAEL With gentle yet prevailing force, Intent upon his destined course. 9, Page Twen lenlor page Twenty One PASCOE, MARGARET A. Academic Band 1, 2, Minstrel 3, 4, Operetta 2 Girl Reserves 3. PASTUCHA, AUGUST C. Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3 4. Pres. Class 4, Service C Club 3 Art Poster Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Stentor Staff 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Gym Team 1, 2, 3, 4. PETRUNY, MICHAEL Academia First Aid Club 1, 2, Chemistry Club 3. PISANIC, DANIEL W. Academic V. Pres. A. A. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 2, Sports Club 2. PISKLAK, HELEN M. Commercial Stentor Staff 4, Operetta 1, Gym Club 2, Girl Reserves 3, 4. POLONSKY, ANNA P. Comnzeicai Minstrel 3, Operetta 2, 3, Sec'y Sew- ing Club 1, Pres. Etiquette Club 2, V. Pres. Girl Reserves 3, V. Pres. Dancing Club 4, Pres. Commercial Sect. 3. MARGARET AUGUST Deep thoughts are mirrored in her 'flnspjq-ed by the gift of genius ex- ffwe, D , pressed in his works of art. And every motzon zs a grace. MICHAEL A wise old owl lived in an oak, DANIEL The more he heard the less he Noble are the thoughts that savor Spoke of content The less he spoke, the more he heard, A quiet mind is richer than a Mike is exactly like that old crown. bird. HELEN There is friendliness in her smile, ANNA Wzt m her speech, and energy in Loyal in friendship, ll-W deeds- In all she does sincere. , .. .. . -. . A. A fr, A f A .l +- 'Q F5 M ff ' it-is 4-ff3gg.i,gzffm Virrler ' F ,-Y, 2 Y - I fin' lf- An. ff ' v - -fel , M-.. eh- - , 'ip -' ' ' -gi,5iQ ii '4 qgqaihiklr-. .I ' 'I ''Z'f:fi f-,:.x'-171i.dS'lSf.i.?Z'1lY'?-'lfhU'il tfE'?''Ai,+.'sfr -'i -fell: Lfri' '24 '5 'Q'f1 - fh 'f ' ' 'l 1 'J'-T' ' ' A ' ,nf y. ',.f:'.f. i '- rw 2 l MARY Just being ,happy is a fine thing to do, Looking on the bright side instead of the blue. OLGA She is a friend, no need for glory, Friendship is a simple story. JUSTINA The fountain of perpetual peace flows there. RAYDER, MARY E. Commercial Minstrel 3, Operetta 2, 3, Girl Res. 3 RAJNIC, ANDREW E. Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec'y Class 4, Art Poster Contest 2, 3, 4, Stentor Staff 4. SCARLOSS, OLGA A. Commercial Operetta 1, 2, Treas. Girl Reserves 3 Gym Club 2. SCARLOSS, WALTER T. Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. Commercial Section 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. SEDLOCK, JUSTINA E. Academic Girl Reserves 3, Etiquette Club 2. SHATKOWSKY, MICHAEL J. Academic Band 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. ANDREW A happy disposition and a sunny smile, They're what make life worth while. WALTER A true f1 il'7Lfl is forever a friend. MICI-lAEL 1 Six foot two, big 'tis true, But every inch from head to toe Spells manlinessf' 1 .fx f i C . Page Twenty Tu 'Ti ieinfor 'age Twenty Three SHELLHAMER, DANIEL W. Conimewiai Stentor Staff 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, First Aid Club 2, 3. SLABY, HELEN M. Operetta 1, Gym Club 2, Girl Re- serves 3, 4. Comm ercial SLABY, JOHN Academe Football 3, 4, Sports Club 3, 4. SOFSKY, JOHN Academic Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, Track 3. SOFSKY, JOSEPH Academic Basketball 4, Sports Club 3, 4, Sec- tion Banker 4. THOMAS, MARY E. Academic Band 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, Minstrel 3, 4, Sec'y Girl Reserves 3, Pres. Girl Reserves 4, Gym Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Hiking Club 1. DANIEL Cheerful at morn, he waives from short repose, Breasts the keen, air, and carols as he goes. JOHN Cha-rms strike the sighf, but merit wins the soul. JOSEPH And I have often heard defended, That little said is soonest mended. HELEN For books and school she has so-me care, Her daily worry, How's my hair? JOHN Better late than never. MARY Life is so short and insecure that I would not hurry away from any pleasure. s ,r X is M ARY To every day she brings good cheer, And so we like to have her near. JOHN And when he chose sport and play, No dolphin ever was so gay upon the tropic sea. Page UZUP, MARY M. Commercial Stentor Staff 4, Operetta 1, Girl Re- serves 3. WATKINS, WELDON J. Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Stentor Staff 4. YANKOVICH, JOHN M. Academic Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Mgr. 3, 4, Sports Club 3, 4. YAKUBEC, FRANK I. Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4. YESULAITIS CLEMENT V. Academic Service C Club 3, Ass't Football Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Mgr. 3, 4, Ass't Track Mgr. 1, 2, Track 3, 4, Ass't Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4. VVELDON Oh call it by some better name, For friendship sounds too cold. FRANK Oatwardly, indifferent he seems, Yet way down deep, he dreams his dreams. CLEMENT Never idle a minute, but thrifty and thoughtful of others . 4 l fl.. Twenty Fon Q! I lenlor age Twenty Five C LASS QFFICE QS August Dastucim Cfjh'x'.wiJc'Ill Senior Class History On the first day of September, in the year 1930, a merry, laughing group of eighty Freshmen , entered the calm, invit- ing interior of Coaldale High School. The most notable innoraf on in our freshman year was the organ 'zation of a high school band by none other than one who knows his horns, Prof. John J. Horn. We freshmen were so enthused, that all of as who were musically inclined, joined, even if only to blow a fife. Thus, we passed our first term in high school. During our second year, trees were planted on Phillip Street by students of the high school. We, the class of 1934, planted two sections, namely, the North side of East Phillip Street between Second and Third Streets. Before we realized it, June had come, Iijringing to a close our happy Sophomore ear. Andnew Qajnic Fit-vrelury J ohm Korsah as! VUUSH l Q I When we had earned the meritorious title of Juniors, it became our lot to choose citliofr the Commercial or Academic Courses of training. We chose with the hope tha! this choice would lead as to bigger and better things. During these years of educational pursuit, athletics, oratory, gymnastics and art were by no means overlooked. The class of 1934 has contributed several outstanding varsity football and basketball stars as well as some praiseworthy track stars. While still juniors a member of our class brought Laurels to the school by her fine gift oy oratory, capturing the county championships and taking third place in the state con- test. The artists of our class won prizes in the county art contests. September 3, 1933, we sixty-five Dignified Seniors, took the places recently 'ua- cated by the graduates of 1933. On January the 22nd, the Senior Class Play, Funny Phinnie, was presented for the enjoyment of the public. By hook or by crook, we made the grade, and began looking forwwrd to- graduation. Thus, the curtain rings down upon our happy, never-to-be forgotten high school days, -' - - ' -' - - - -We look to the future. , ,.,, I, . ., .. i ,. ,.., . ,M :I , Q, ,.wN,w,,,,V '.,, F :frst Row Pusclmk Yfwosky Valitslcy Cheplick Sachon K onslfo Duyka, Paslawsky Weisnev' Zulic Aiken Second R ow Semlco Baruch Barron Parfitt Kalista, Domin Scwrloss Parjitt E vans Rolmll Teno Thifrd Row Chabala Ste finialf M aholic M owrall Greta Fozwtlz Row Dirnberger De mpshwr F1-itz M :wha y Lulsitslcy Pa U olic B wrron Sicena mg e F lyzi k A nd el Yesulaitis Fi f t h Row I 'anclmfra Slzellhamer Lolzenitz Percic Wt llfiafms Klo ton Fe fry Juniors 'Even those who strive to be perfect stand in need of 'repfroof. Page Twenty S a f81 1 fo 1' 'age Twenty Seven First Row Mr. M elley A. Polansky West M organs M olotzrck Horn E. J o-nes Polonsky M cLean Milmlo vsky Miss Filer Second Row C rw nn rw gh, Herring Juniors Wusse rnum, llvmyuno viwlz M artinec Fignor 1'olrznslcy Wyslzoslfy Bialis Petraslz, S mr ry Third R 0 w Lankalis York Zulic Fedora Watkins Do not anxiously hope for what, is not yet C0??'L0,' rio not vainly regret mlm! is already post. ln i-3 1 .1 , 5 'V ,,.E,i:' f'x.EQz,,:Qff.y 1 F1 5 Ji A Qlfiffle ,QQEQ Qt. .15 ' gag, -f--W-,w,.',g'.i13. rg, Q f A AQ Wpffil' 751-535. A- '34 Egg: LYQQV-.1H1'4' YfF fi4'5'? fs 'T' 'T ,P '9i??3ff,f?2w'- '-'-531Win-Jfiffbf-H 2'VJ'Ai4f.5 2. V- .ilwiv f, ,1..-SEM - s-q,nl'i+ f Q ,f- uf' vig? :iw-Ni, 3 5.5.--HE f Hoxrdu Barml Lithgow Verbosky l'. Millcfr Fourth, Row W. Miller Lutclzkus Kalis Kohen Kuchufruk S fwnulis lmleschik King .fWllllll.lCll'ilC Zak Tarn s I Page Twenty Eig First Row Davis Yezz Fifth Row Chrlbinak Comilunl Foufrth Row iench . I Jews- Moffmzz Philipo mn ld Barron H lavaka, pq-ekopa S. Haluslm Yelito Konecny Verbosky M. Hlaznslm Kozwfml, King Familie y Karas Rohall Mamlms Unms gc Stembrosky K lokel Cipko Stymbaek Third Row Lithgow Lqhenitz Fedora Gm-Sky Wyslwsky Sixth Row - - Paslcowski Mofran Sauna FWlf5'l J , Pantella L,,tChk,,g Clzalnlllrz Zemanick Konsko Miss Mitchell Duyka Jones Rimm Second Row Evans McLaughlin Obmiil P' tr I Laivyton Zak me Se asa Bymm Ci ko e 'runy craback P Mr. Raymer Phillips Ham-'ell Patonetz Slaby M enconi Jones K alorick K uzmxm w bophomores Words are like leaves: and where they most abound, Much fruit of sense beneath is seldom found. :J - 'TN 5' f Z f' : ig . ?'!.lf.lJ, TE Yr . 'mziiwifii 5, if?-fQ?:,S 9 'f7'7 iff L lfi ' W i fi? B if- 45f'f1 i . 1if ' 1- H'iy . A 'A ' we J I 3 tea ztor age Twenty-Nine fi fn' , First Row Picch Boretsky Barnorich H lfwka K idflu Jupina Third Row Smariga Pius Mifclwl, b'urnff1t Keer Z Hl:c Slowitslfy I'u1vl.'cl.' Kleppinger Philipavi-ch Hoffman Mrtrtmfec Miss Melioris Prmchura Kracovic Second Row Pastfarnak Domin Fourth Row Gretz Miss Bonner Keutalaitis Vzwro Jones Firkil Davis Balich Kutcher Pisanic Bench Yacubec Sophomores Our greatest Glory is not never falling, but in rising every time we fall. . ' if' Z-' X - , ,' Brisko Gochal Bu,chlcu'rilc Sgtrinu, H ollan pwrfitg Durflla Tenewlo Horoschuk Kwolib Hoffman Tolcztrcryk Bench Sk X , N Maccnlru ,. wma - Danchak 'yrfftll Row Fifth Row fmffffhs Koch Harbalovuc Rusinkrt BWQQ7' Ashmore Dfllw Schonberger K1Ld'fik01f York Popik klgzfgjk Gayzlos Brown Uzup Novitsky Kupec MCUWTII Pasluwsky Firsf Ron' Pusclz ll If Trinznwl Vanko McDonald Winslco Fedom IllLll?SC,Iflli' K orsals S econrl R o Lf' M fwtinec Klcnicnto lf in Vavfro Kopu n, Domin Patonefz Scwrloss Kudella T hiwl Row 1 Firlml Deniyanoviclz Vrznflnlf Pobzfda IV tl. .- ,. Dglphws F1-HIL R010 Perle Starowsky IWrLfcrztfc'i11n Reis. t K' Godmzs my Dufruclc FWZ rflfilmzfff Jones S lm jj' efr Fourth Row Zyeovesedlik pg sf ,' apant Igugzlifyiffkv Hofrvafli 6 1' i Paulofufzch In 0 Glillll, Jumvs 120551,-is Suvfnrl Willing Dempsheif Miss Fiwey SGCILOH Miss McElhenny Freshmen Wasting of time must be the greatest prodigality since lost time is never found again. Page Thifr i i i: ?i, . -. E1 ' t:- V Z - 7 E' vw , ' Y -M Jr, ' -1.3 2 iff' A ' Q1 -'g'.'-wie.,-ef0g's,:5.-'-'I ' , ' , ' e . ' .3 . -, ' pg if .be Q . ig-Dj.-wgfgilzgg-faezj3vvn:.'..!5-1'.1 n rx, Q., pi. Q .ve , V N A. ' . ,Q .. ,A1,,' 3 Z V. ,J L. .. I, is .Ave m v , , . .- P . , Y' :M-f Publi, isa-,1 , 3- .- A, 'rr-lcv, ff , e B- ferzfor nge Thifrfy One First Row Rolmll Shelllmnlev Bynon Pasternuk Edmonson Whylg 03137111 M Uln1,ml.- Yilwchfllf' 1F6inSfejn Mlutu lla I5 Sluby MMM Adamec Rmldw, Third Row Brody E V ' Hedrzsh Skillfflbfl- mms 1 . . ., Dally I u.slrzw.sl.y Haluslfu Konslcy C by V t b Paslcoslcy plwfitt 'le 112,111 is Weaver Pohmyky Eve' W Mock Fifth Row Derzock Laslcos Rabbis Cuerbe llfudsie aims 10001 Karitas Eecfni Row Jepha Vtmko 'W w Bitsko Pavlofvich Pflslflwsky Fourth, Row THTLO Lagosky Miller Gfllfwk Petryak Mock Mr. H wrvey Freshman A ton of talk weighs less than nothing if it isn't backed by action. . 1 I First Row Solitis Yarosk y Sneddon Suploclc Schonberger Curebo Semko H oroschak Danchak H ojfman Stafirzialc Second Row Skirca Galuck H adish H ofman Surotchak B randa Herring Bench S ta Hiriiak Bore tsky Goida Third Row Yarosky Bialis Weaver Aiken Single Shaman Burna Franke Williams Bender Dail is Bialis Domifn B ab ernak H arfvey Boriberger Firkil Evans Fourth Row Dalto Brazz S kirchak Fudge Davis Bischak Elliot Valent Blasko Williams Fedora Fifth Row Byb el S edarialc Zensell Williams S otak: Sarina Winsko Valerit S achon Sekella Tkach Urban Eighth Grade Out of the lowest depths there is a path lo the loftiest height. FC , Page Thirty Tz A Qjlellllil' age Thirty Threr' 1 First Row Orach Oakes Roberts H ofa Pulcsar Pafonetz Mihalovslcy M onchak M atfrician Pfrgkopig, Meixell Novesedlik Pfwfllfw Rapant Third Row Rflbflda Grunza McLaughlin Patochelc Pwrfitt Piech Raydefy Mitcltell Lohenitz Molotzak Second Row Puksar Murphy M oneta Oran Pascoe Miller Priggins Murphy Nevenglosky Eighth Grade The heights by great men reached and kept Were not attained by sudden flight. ff' -. 2 - ag-f. 1: we , ', My ,,- ,- , i- fried ,,,' ' 9' ' 1.-ii . .- ggi -1 W5pVli1i'1m+i?X2afieg1f3'is-Q 'fwggi if-eimfifg, E'5f'f2u'f5s5 -ufiswfq ,a2ff'5.,1 Macenka Kachilla Lewis Lulcsavage Fourth Row Hrisko Kalista Kutzler Lutas Jones Laigon Horschalc Sollco Kachurak Moren Sixth Row Jupina Lutas Maholic King Opilo Klolcel Philapofvich Matrican Fifth Row Balzovich Jabbo Lehotsky H eisler Harb olovich Maholic Kuba Kuzak Miss Willing Lyba Miss Bonner 7 F fljlhiril of Ifzzalzlale gggli Give a cheer for dear old Orange and the 5 Black we love so wellg ' Never fear her colors clear, We'll give a cheer for and a yellg Coaldale High, she always wins her battles from her old time foesg So Hip Hurray! Our team is always on its toes, always on its toes, So let us fight for dear old High School, Then all our pep we'll give the right school, Fight for dear old Coaldale High School, ight, Fight, Fight, Fight, Fight, Cheer up. CHORUS: , , Coa.1dale, Coaldale, High School dear, For you we'll iight till life forsakes us, For you we'll iight till death o'ertakes us, - -Then fight for Coaldale, Coaldale give a 5 cheer, She's bound to win fromlher opponents, ,Dear old High School that ,we love. Alma Mater Oh the wind thru the trees blows I t sways them in their gloryg It whispers a little ear fully It tells a wondrous story Of spirits true and athletes too, cheerful 5 And deeds both brave and goryg Of courage that has been true blu e our Alma Mater's glory. Cl, Page Thirty Fo: A Qjienior I ngv Thirty Five Sports We all cfm? lm lb wivmim qmneg . .I . Some one is sufre to loseg Yet we cfm play so that our mum' No one dare accuse. And when the Master Referee' Calls upon ou'r mzmef It won't be whether we've won or But how zve'L'e played the gamef los l First Row: J. KORSAK, HOFFMAN, KASHUBIAC, BENCH, SOFSKY, SLABY, PISANIC. Second Row: DIRNBERGER, WILLIAMS, PAVOLAC, SICENAVAGE, LUTCH- Kus, BARRON, POLISCHAK. Third Row: HEDASH, HLAVKA, FLYZIK, FERRY, STARRY, KUZMAN YESULAITIS. Fourth Row: COACH RAYMER, DR. EVANS, YANKOVICH, SKIJERCA, KORSAK, YESULAITIS, GALUCK. Football Dear Lord, in the battle that goes on through life, I ask but a field that is fair, A chance that is equal with all in the. strife, A courage to strive and to dare. if f , n'S.-l1? QQ W- 1 .,., F 1 : , ,I 1 . , U 1 H , I. Page Thirty E A ij le: :lor gage Thirty Seven 1 A,. ' r J First Row: KASHUBIAC, SOFSKY, BENCH, YANKOVICII. Second Row: PANCIIURA, LUTCHKUS, DIRNBERGI-rn, POLISCHAK PASLAWSKY. Third Row: HEDASH, YESULAITIS, AMBROSE, MR. RAYMER, GALUCK. Basketball If I should win, let it be by the code, With my faith and courage held high: If I should lose, let me stand by the road, And cheer as the winners go by. 'a First Row: M. HALUSKA, S. HALUSKA, THOMAS, MORGANS, HORN. Second Row: MR. KALEN, WHYSHOSKY, PASTUCHA, JONES, Miss VVILLIAMS. Gym Team The one big occasion to which the students of our High School and the people of Coaldale look forward, is the annual exhibition of the Gym Team. This team has' proven itself successful in entertaining its audience. The members deserve to be 11 'ghly complimented, as do the coaches, Mr. Kalen. and Miss Williams. K ,-X ft' X Cl Page Thirty Eigl ferzfor 'J age Thirty Nine First Row: MR. KALEN, Miss FUREY, GEORGE K. FOSTER, CATHERINE HOLOVIAK, J01-IN L, BENCH, DANIEL PISANIC, JOHN R. BENCH. Second Row: MR. MOSER, WAIJTER EVANS, THOMAS J. EVANS, ME. RAYMER. Athletic Associatin Board Through the efforts of these oficers, the business of our school athletics has been handled well. They have wofrked faithfully, a fact which is proven by their achievements. .s. ff xr L A-j 1' Q if X ig , . -Lvl sl , M IEW' fx, 2152. V 5 'MLW WQQQT 3 fi ,I-Yip! 'f 172 Yv,1.2: ,,.v,', ,U LJ' 'l'lJ ,'f-'f21'!'-Hi 3' N A As 2 ,-'- , -f .Vu 'CQ ': ph- '51 1 W '-' M, fm Jil- -, - V Farr' W- xi, V 5,455 ' , NIT' Q- g 5.f.:lj,lii fag? -g.fj ,1l'vL,'d. .. XS. 5'-half 325. 1 , , si .1-Q.3j4f.pKQQ',ftiQ K ! ' ' lf' :Q lain Y-Q ff ifgfbr' Q-wEj.5.f,.-ff' 'zffx ff-:.T,N'Aig,:'Y sw. Dec. 15 Dec. 19 Dec. 26 J an. 5 Jan. 9 Jan. 12 Jan. 16 Jan. 19 Jan. 23 Jan. 26 Feb. 1 Feb. 6 Feb. 9 Feb. 13 Feb. 16 Feb. 20 Feb. 23 March 2 rfjgu.-:Lumix 'JR St. Clair E. M. Chunk Alumni Mauch Chunk Shenandoah Freeland W. Hazleton Mauch Chunk Lansford Nesquehoning Shenandoah Nesquehoning W. Hazleton Summit Hill Lansford Freeland E. M. Chunk Summit Hill vsulls C. H. Home Home Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Home s. Opp. 39 12 24 7 41 18 25 13 38 35 33 23 30 22 30 21 22 32 17 27 31 27 36 25 28 41 28 50 29 23 33 34 52 11 25 41 Sept. 30 Oct. Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 11 Nov. 18 Nov. 25 Nov. 30 Football Results Shenandoah St. Lawrence Tamaqua Hershey McAdoo Summit Hill W. Hazleton Nesquehoning' Lansford C. Away Home Home Home Away Home Home Away Away H. S. 18 42 26 39 45 26 26 0 0 PP- 12 0 0 0 6 0 7 16 3 Tl ,' I4 Page Fofrt qjfvulcvr ge Forty Ona Activities Let us then be up and doing, With a heart for any fate- Sfill rufl1ie'v1'ng, still p11frs11ing,- Lmwn Io Labor and to mai! First Row Maury Rajnic Fedora Kalista Thomas Secondf-Row Hrenda Hosack Herring Ambrose J ulo Firkal Third Row Domin Keutalaitis Kleppinger Wasserman Hofman Connahan Bynon Pisanic Fourth Row Yacubec Holoviak Morrall Jones M. L. Jones Davis M. Jones Fifth Row Everhart Puschak Pavlick Gursky Luksavage Barron Sixth Row Bench Hedash Dally Orach Schonberger Edmondson Seventh Row Teno Kalis Fritz Morrall Tokotzak Kachurak Eighth Row Chabala Koch Mitchell Zulik: Yesulaitis Band Cl lL Page Forty Tw' The band has been a marked achievement in our school. We certainly are proud of this band, which is directed quite capably by Mr. Horn, for it has gained much popularity through its marvelous music and natty appearance. 5 ' ae' ' . 'f 5 52215314 1 N, 1 iff? 4 4 1, V , -, .1 ,,i-.i,.,,,.- -4,-i Q ,,, - -1., v .e , ,. V4 ffkgg n s . - ' V 'f 'hE'.!Yrff-1 ' - 'Lit ,hi 'Q-gf ' r ' r 11 - 'fi 1 . . f-V-Y ' J' Y' M-ww-...m'ff .t A ew . . .gas- 1 .wi .1.1., .,- QL,-.gg Q ,J Q . 4.- . hui- - I O tentor Page Forty Three First Row Parfitt Aiken Leidich Butts Mr. J. Horn Second Row R. Horn Tenetylo Firkal Davis Stembrosky Third Row Scarloss Davis Livingood Hoffman Pastucha Fourth Row Band Haluska Gretz Scailoss Lankalis Martinec ' Fifth Row Haluska Watkins Bench Fignar Polansky Gibas Sixth Row Willing Maholik Jones Danchak Dalto Seventh Ro W Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast, To soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak. Music, the great good that mortals know, Has captured full many a soul. ,N .1 4 . , -V, - i.fw.-,ft-f f '4 rh 'W' ' E' . JK Yj, ggi' U ',f .f: A M J' 3' .1g,f Q:- '?t.Q,i,. 1' f N .M...ij' :tm , g...S -ffsf fwf gui 1'f?,'-1'3,Erwf'f'?sadirilakvfgjfl -1 , ., .H .,: ,. 1 v L,-f aft ,wjvxs -ts '-,if-fm, '. -'ff' ' .fsfvvqw -J 111. ' X lv 4 4' -'H 1 f't w3vgJ7s 'tiff awww-Q:-:.a4.,+: .' ,. T 'iw VFW fs - i ia' is ' ' ff,-.1. Lw .Y'2-f.ixV-- Q i. i . 1 Novitsky Wyshosky Popik Kuba ' Pavlik Eighth Row Uzup Godanis Lutchkus Harbolovich Polischak Dempsher Miller N i'nth Row Percic Pisanic Galuck Bench First Row Konecny Schonberger Polischak Hoffman Costella Kalista Galuck Feinstein Shatkowsky Second Row Horn Hoffman Watkins Zulic Lankalis Gretz Tkorchick Third Row Pastucha Yacubec Holoviak Koch Wyshosky Polansky Harbolovich Miller Godanis Fourth Row Yesulaitis Hrenda Danchak Mr. Horn Ambrose J ulo Bench Orchestra This year marks the fourth anniversary of our orchestra under the direction of Mr. Horn. The Orchestra has been of great service to our school by furnishing music for diferent occasions, such as, plays, minstrels, operettas, and the like. It has made our dismissals quite lively with its music and probably for this' reason, chiefly, is greatly appreciated. .W W'3f5'Xwi9, ' KEY!! Q' aiu? ,4 l ' , r In 1- . i M J' 3'fi ', e r x ' . mi :f.m g. .ii, w wf'-i,.iig5i -if 11'-Qp4.?gi11 in it C,!!l1 Forty Fou fjlculm' Forty Five First Row Paslawsky Martin F. Davis Korsak Haluska Kevolic K. Davis Pastucha S. Haluska Mitchell Watkins JBHQTIBS Semko Fourth Row Thomas ' Hedash V. Scraback M- Jones Panchura Bench Mihalovsky McHugh Krajcovich Jones Fedora Morrall - , Slxth Row Gursky Molotzak Barron Williams Mr. Harvey paslawsky Fudge Mun Bench Third ROW M. Jones Bligga age ' Ch b V Sfffillgfe Zulic Do?p1f?la Pisamc . Stembsosy iiflit saw Ei'kQ'1- econ ow , avls an a IS Harris MIUQI' Fifth. Row Matakonis Llvlngood Enlitls Har-rls Starry Jones U Savage Jupma Hoag H. Jones Schultz Konecny Mahalick Morgans Paslawsky Holovlak Davison Bench Horn Stembrosky Rayder Scraback Connahan Pascoe Ferry Mlnstrel The annual minstrels, sponsored by the Sales Club, are always quite splendid. This year's minstrel was better than ever. The jokes of the enflmen, the good singing of the circle, and the dancing choruses all were responsible in making this affair successful. Much of the success is also due, fo the coaching of Mr. Harvey, Mr. Revytak, Mrs. Walter Evans and Miss Henry. . ,, wp w fv fgggg. -'5:f 'f Zf f'1' . , ,Ag-1e.,. gg f 'v do -il' X First Ron-: HoL0v1AK, Dv0RsKY, DELAY, ORACH, DEMYANOVICH. Second Ron-: KONECNY, MR. KEEBLER, HARRIS, KORSAK, EADE, PASTUCHA. Senior Play Cast Each year the Senior Class Play is probably the greatest event among the flCbI'I.7if'lCS of the class. Funny Phinnief' certainly met with great success, made possible through the splendid performance of each person taking part. Dvorsky, as Phinnie , very capably acted his part, helping immensely to make this comedy quite enjoyable and rleliglztful. we 1, -- .-tk . e V, gun , QW.. - -f. 1 W. I' ff SA .5 MQ .Q ,AMR ve. e .vs- Forty S' , - , , I, .-A-lm. - . v he 1 .4 l Vw- . ...,, an-ffft . . . 4 .. , 1. 4 - Y, .NR W ,F gviqtzgl, ,U - ? -. M .. rg.-' ggfygj-if .f --ffurllgeq ,:g-22.315-vgfezs -Hi, 5-Kg-K1 ,Y-,:g.,.:,f i fllnfl - 3, u Q 1 ' i l 7 ,A K L 3 a ' fix f A .W-'J cizifiw. , V 'fe 1 FG' Q ' . ' N - ff '- . A ,F , QM 1 - ia qu ve i k 3 far m '- I , N, -1 W ?,e 5.,.f,uff fe: V 1' is-,+ V Q f ' 'I D fer tfor 'arty Seven I.oU1sE WEST Orator CATHERINE HoL0v1AK Extemporaneous Speaker MR. KEEBLER Coach Oratory Louise West was chosen to represent our School in Oratory this year while Catherine Holoviak did the same in Extempore Speaking. Both these young ladies reflected a vast deal of credit on their High School by the creditable performances turned in at the Schuylkill County Contest. On the evening of April 18, Louise, won the unanimous decision of the Judges, in the Panther Valley Oratorical Contest. E231 so doing, she won for her school permanent possession of the cup oiered as a trop y. ww, NA- 4, ,WP ir KNAW 'E M' f' M5 ' 3 0 . . ,,., , -,,m,.- ., ., 'Q' 'W ,Y g r v,' v,1.,-' - f'u'9v'--i A M, . , 2- ' .. 4 E -qs fr ' 2' ' -1. -H21 he if-s , ,qs A 4- -rf .. Fifth ' -fs, :sf 1 , 'W' Fr., iw ,-,: -a, ffwfg. if -. P 12? 'fb I-,tw dw'-1, w W ' '7 fi.ffEa -- .f5v1Y,'wfiw-4z- 1-75 P11 w nxihh N' fwfr ',G'Fw'31:Sw -:Er . Y ' , - ,gs ,,.,, . , E. -rg . ew. .,,,1,, A-,,-4v4,'1-'ine-lui.: ,-.45-M92 gf fr . ,rg -. . ' np-J '..-'m Q- 1 --, H' +1 Qggftv'-.Lp-' 41:9 we if '1w '- 2 -- 5 f '::- fi : 1.1-w w ' ew -Aww' Jr, , fb - ' -' - 1 '- 'N The graduates are going forth- 'God bless them every one!- To run this hard and stubborn world Just as it should be mn: But much I fear they'll find that facts D4m't always track with dreamsg And running this old world is not As easy as it seems. The graduate is prone to think His wisdom is complete. He's but to ask-the world will lay It's trophies at his feet., But schooldays done and work begun, He learns to his regret, The college of experience He has not mastered yet. The world has garlands and applause At graduating timeg But may forget him the next day, When he attempts to climb. Life is a battle where each one Must seek and hold his own. He who would rise above the clouds Must scale the heights alone. This is the rule of life today, As it has ever been: The world bestows its smiles on those Who have the strength to win. Beneath all outward semblences It looks for merit true. It little cares how much you know, But asks, 'What can you do'? ' Ci. Forty, 2 Eig jfenior mu Nm 1 'r -Q 1,A :1r-'fn ' 1 .,,,gx,,x'f 9fm..q,qq1g,53? -H KJ. .x ,,,, It ...,, ,K Lv, Q 1 , . , f ADVEYQTISEIQS o A We hope, our book, you have enjoyqd thus far: With, pleaswre unalloyed have 'read it wellg Don't stopg read ony the adve'rtise'rs,a1re ' Our friends, who hafue. fine merchandise to sell. -I-Ive HST-E 'QI' Jclmnl-is those Prfiencls if 'was anal tlweiv aclopiion ivie ! i . l i T' DOUTRICH'S Always Reliable Men's and Boys' Wear Pottsville Penna. GOMPLIMENTS OF BEN ESCH SI SONS Schuylkill County's Largest Furniture Store Pottsville Penna. Victor Elenausky Compliments Of Dealer JACOB POST Dodge Oldsmobile Plymouth Dry Cleaning New Phila. Penna. Pottsville Penna JULO BROTHERS Plumbing Heating Phone 276 M 216 E. Ridge St. Coaldale Penna. nm:nuunnumunnmnnl nnnnnumunnnnnuu X it f ' Q 42 , 5 QE, Q 1 ' X iylt Z Z ad, WW -1: 2, I - . Q ! ,gm lk' ' 9 .ia 3 ...- 1 ' W X 1 - f v Vx Q. Q X gr-,Q E H I Q ,pf ' 4? eat and enjoy SAYLOR'S HOM--AID BREA'D ZIMMERMAN FRUIT PRODUCE GROCERIES Lansford Penna. BECKER'S BUILDING SUPPLIES office 8a Min, 223-243 Row street Certified Ready-Mixed Concrete Coal Dock Ready Mixing Plant So. Greenwood St. Tamaqua, Penna. E COMPLIMENTS OF Brown Hardware Co. H ouse Furnishing Goods, Joeas Barber Shop Stationery 8z Sporting Goods 5 P Lan sford Penna. 5 Coaldale 611113 COMPLIMENTS OF CHAS. D. KAIER co., INC., B R E W E R s X L Mahanoy City Penna. TRY OUR FAMOUS PANTHER VALLEY ROLLS OSWALD MEAT MARKET Second Street Coaldale, Pa. Compliments of Compliments of Leo Schonberger Hoben's Restaurant Coaldale Penna. Coaldale Penna. FUREY'S NEWS AGENCY Magazines Newspapers At Your Service DELIVERY TO YOUR DOOR 108 Second Street Coaldale, Penna. Phone 127-J MILK and CREAM From Tuberculin Tested Herds J. M. PISKLAK Sanitary Dairy Pastuerized with Old CoInpany's Lehigh Coaldale Penna. Welcome Coaldale! We invite all our friends and former neighbors to patronize our store, After living twenty years in your good town, we know you and you know us. TAMAQUA PAINT-UP STORE UNDER DEVLIN SIGNS MANAGEMENT 125 E. Broad Street Tamaqua, Penna. uInunummnnmmmnuunnnnnuunnnnmmnnmanunnnnununnuunannunununmmnnunnnu YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO ACQUIRE A BUSINESS EDUCATION McCANN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Mahanoy City Hazleton Penna. The School that Trains for Success COMPLIMENTS OF 111 M' '22 2' f -. .- ..,---- iw ----,: 5--5 M .se-A-me--fe. 'rx lx '-- - , -.1 isfl-1-ifitiggegffreagze is N - i iv-' tvwgtfeseffsfrff -'P ' LTIQ3--A ',f.,,g, AQT3g fg4bf:s:f',,.v- 4 92-rise' -:grew 4 i-.1-:. '- s- L rs is ML QF '- 4 'sjfnfgr' 1 .fin 0? A f if .A it eff ff ' Qs .w ...e, V ' ,Eff-1 QQ 1 X .5 -25251, 3 'S . fff ! EDN:-f -.9405 f Sie, A f my, A if if 4-'iff exgyd + 0 Q- 1 ll it 'N Q x ' f 65 at K 6 X Improved Folding Bleacher Seats Patented and Manufactured by THOMAS O. HOPPES Contractor Phone 433 W. Cottage Ave. Tamaqua, Pa. Courteous and Sympathetic Bgtilxkglsl 1? E limi Service Hazlgtimln Man Chocolatleenna Russell A. Holmes , ' Compliments of Funeral Director W I L L I A M i S L f Confectionery Store ans Ord Penna' Phillip street, Coalda1e,Pa. mnununuunmumn mmllunnumunum umnnnmnmummmnInnn:munlnumnunnnnmmu COMPLIMENTS OF Vincent Sicenavage MEAT and GROCERERIES W. High Street Coaldale, Penna. nluinnuminunuunuumumnu IummnnnnInnnnuunununnmluun COMPLIMENTS OF WOOD BROTHERS Noted for Quality Candy, Ice Cream, Delicious Dinners, Sandwiches and Sea Food Tamaqua Penna, COMPLIMENTS OF GALLAGHER 8z YEMM NASH SALES 8: SERVICE Automobile Parts and Equipment 52 Water Street Phone 9624 COALDALE, PENNA. PARAMOUNT SMART Shoe Shop WEAR FOOT COMPLIMENTS OF FRIENDS OF COALDALE HIGH SCHOOL MR. 8z MRS. R. H. EVANS unumnunmnnmininnnannuininninmuunnnuulmm PRODUCERS OF OLD COMPANY'S LEHIGH The Best Since 1820 Lehigh Navigation Coal Company Painting, Body and Fender Work Our Specialty CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE ANDREW M. STRAUSS, Dealer Show Room and Repair Shop at 112 E. Kline Ave. Phone 557 Lansford, Penna. NOW SHOWING Our New Line of 19321 Wall Paper and Enamels PRICES UNUSUALLY LOW ABE SCHONBERGER Third Street Coaldale, Penna. mnmmmin-mnmmm mi-mmIn4in1nnmnnmmmmn OVER 77 YEARS in Building and Maintaining a Reputation for Quality J. ULMER'S PACKING CO. Pottsville Penna. 1ummm:unnumnmI umm::umnuuummmlu mu-umnuun FRAN C ULRICH Stationer and Printer Loose Leaf and Bound Books Greeting Cards For All Occasions 127 W. Broad Street Tamaqua, Penna. 1innmunnnnnnnnuinmnnnmlmnnun nlullnmlnllulullnlvllllllllllllll EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING THE SCHILBE LUMBER COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Building Materials Lumber Building Supplies Planing Mill General Building Construction East Broad and Laurel Streets Tamaqua, Penna. Telephone 265 Established 1887 COMPLIMENTS OF E Kielman Brothers Seligman Hardware Store Tamaqua's Leading Shoe and Hosiery Store Tamaqua Peiir a. nnumnmunmm 1inaninummanneuimnumnnunuumummnumm MRS. MITCHELL HOM - MADE PIES Best in the Coal Region Lansford Penna. COMPLIMENTS or TAMAQUA UNDERWEAR CO. Tamaqua Penna. If You Are Contemplating the Purchase of a Stone Get in Touch With SUMMIT HILL MARBLE 8z GRANITE COMPANY Summit Hill Penna. We Carry the Largest Stock in Pennsylvania and You Are Sure to Find the Best Selection by Calling at Our Display at Summit Hill Immununnnmmuuunnmmumuununuununnnnnnunuuuuumunmnu1nIIuIIuI1IInuIIi1IIuxn1unuuau1nnmuuummnunI Charles Watkins E Liebmalfs FURNITURE STORE Q 422 N. Centre Street Loaldale Perma' Pottsville Penna Fruit and Produce mnmmnmnunn unuuuumm mnnmnnunmm nnuunmm ununummmm.nnmmminnmmmiummm- Brightest Spot in Town RITZ THEATRE Daily Bargain Hour, 5:30 to 6:30 P. M., 10c. and 250. Saturday-Continuous Show, 1 to 11 P. M.-Bargain Prices Coaldale, Penna. Director, P. A. Maguzzu Special High School Student Prices QEveningsJ 250. ummmanannnnmuninnumininn.1nummmananinninanininnuliIininnnuinannumnunmnunmn COMPLIMENTS OF MOUNT CARBON BREWERY Pottsville Penna. FOR ALL OCCASIONS PURE AS THE MOUNTAIN AIR Modern Conveniences Reasonable Prices RIALTO HOTEL Restaurant and Soda Grille Cor. Ridge and Coal Streets Phone 9625 Lansford, Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF DALEY SISTERS Millinery and Dry Goods Coaldale Penna. Condiments of Comliments of Charles X. Block K i k' an c S Shoe Store Men's and Boys' Furnishings Coaldale Penna. Tamaqua Penna. nmumnmnnuulunnm:unnnuInmuunnnnnnnnn SALES AND SERVICE MAYTAG WASHING MACHINES J. HOWARD WILLIAMS Phone 321 Tamaqua, Pa. ZIPFS TEXAS LUNCH Confectionery Store : Weiners and Hamburgers Tamaqua Penna. W. Broad St. Tamaqua DR. GELB 111 W. Broad Street, Tamaqua, Pa. GLASSES FITTED RIGHT Ofiice Hours Daily, 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Phone 860 mnuuumununnuunmumluunmnmnnluuuuunuuumununumuumnunnIn1u1Inu1uummnumnmm HADESTY HARDWARE CO., INC. OTHELLO ENAMEL RANGES Sporting Goods Radios Electric Sweepers and Washers Phone 117 Tamaqua Penna. Phone 575 Open Sundays 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. V I C T O R Art Photo Studio Hours 9 to 6 Daily PALACE THEATRE BUILDING, LANSFORD, PA. Photographers to the Stentor S C R A F F O R D ' S A REAL PLACE TO DINE Hometown Penna. coMPL1MENTs OF N. 8z J. GREENBERGER Lansford Penna. WHEN IN TAMAQUA -- VISIT OUR NEW GREETING CARD DEPARTMENT Birthday, Sympathy, Convalescent and Anniversary Cards Tally Cards Party Invitations GEO. L. MEREDITH 209 W. Broad Street Tamaqua, Pa. COALDALE HIGH SCHOOL BAND is equipped with WEYMAN N KEYSTONE STATE INSTRUMENTS H. A. WEYMANN 8z SON, INC. 10th Sz Filbert Streets Philadelphia, Pa NOTHING is as DELICIOUS or WHOLESOME as a DISH of OUR H0-MAID ICE CREAM Candies Peanuts Phillip Street Coaldale, Pa AMERICA'S PASSPORTITO HEALTH B 0 W L I N G GRAND RECREATION Coaldale, Penna. FIRST CLASS SHOE REPAIRING J. MARCONI East Phillip Street Coaldale, Pa. A MEMORIAL Executed in Granite by Us is an Everlasting Tribute to Your Loved Ones LANSFORD MONUMENTAL WORKS 701-703 E. Patterson Street Lansford, Penna. All Invited Phone, 325-J mnnnmmnunuunnnunuannuananulnununnnumummnumuuumnmanummmnnmunmmmn-umm WEAVER'S NEWS STAND All Kinds of Stationery, Books and Magazines, Newspapers 9 Berwick Street Tamaqua, Penna. YOUR HEATING. COSTS ONLY 18c A DAY FOR YOUR ANTHRACITE The Lowest Priced Heaters From SHUBECK BROTHERS 166 Third Street nnannmununnmmnuininmumnunnlunnunumnmnu Compliments of WOMER RADIO SHOP Tamaqua Penna. Coaldale, Penna. ynuninInnuininininmmnuulininInInnnuummunmnu J. P. 0'DONNELL Funeral Parlor 301 E. Paterson St. Phone 525 Lansford Penna. ummnnmuannumunnuvanumnunlnlinnnmmunmnumn nlininllnIuImlnmmumnmminunmunnmununmunml Compliments of DR. WM. BOYLE Coaldale, Penna. 27 W. Broad St. Tamaqua, Pa. Finest Line of Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco, Victrolas and Records ELLA R. GILDEA The New Permanent Wave I Do All Branches of Beauty Culture Coaldale Penna. CHARLES ZAMAR Tailoring of all Kinds Tamaqua Penna. u lun Compliments of SHERMAN BROTHERS The Miner's Friend Tamaqua Penna. nu mmmummmmmummnmmmumanmnmmmmmm.mi Compliments of H. FEINSTEIN Green Groceries-Fresh Meat Truck and Dry Goods 254 Sixth St. Coaldale, Pa. Compliments of FRANK KRIDIO Bakery Shop Coaldale Penna. Compliments of JOHN JEZZ Grocery Store Coaldale Penna. nu nlnuIllnllllllnllllllulnnnn llullul lulnllnmunlllu ,x. S ununuununmn nmuun .I . GREEN WOOD INN Light Lunch Service Station Italian Spaghetti a Specialty E. M. BIASI, Prop. Coaldale, Pa. Lv Wiasaml mitme all mootwmmc 61319 815 North Sixteenth Street Pottsville Penna. nnunulunummmmninanunnnan:nun-mn.mnnmn uu-nmuuummnm PORVAZNIK FLORIST Lansford, Penna. This flower establishment has been doing business in Lansford and vicinity for the last 35 years. We always do our best to please our customers. If in need of flowers for any occasion-try us-you are not taking chances. Telephone Lansford 151-J. numuuuuunnm mu um COMPLIMENTS OF THE A. 8z P. STORES Phillip Sz Ruddle Streets Coaldale, Penna. Bell Phone 682 22 North Centre Street, Pottsville, Pa S. POLLACK, INC. EXCLUSIVE FURRIER Remodeling, Repairing, Cold Storage New York Office: 333 Seventh Ave., unnnunuulnununninnuunnuannIinn1n-n1nnnnunmnnnmnmmunumuunnmnnnn COMPLIMI-:NTS OF SPAULDING BAKERIES Hazleton Penna. NEW HEADSTONES GEORGE H. STORCH Marble Sz Granite Works, Office, Yard, 224 W. Broad St. Tamaqua Penna. COPENHAVERS Quality Jewelers Phone 584-J 15 Broad St., Tamaqua mnmmnnunununanmmummu-mmnununinnninnmmmnmum:nn-mmmmIuannnnmmmmununnmun TAMAQUA LUNCH ROOM Weiners and Hamburgers Tobacco, Cigarettes, Cigars and Candy umnummummmmnmmnmannuannunnuuumnuuinannummmmnun CHOCOLATE SOLDIER 153 W. Broad Street Tamaqua, Penna. unnnummm:mnmmInnnnmmnunnmumummm:nunnumnnmnumnunumumuumuunnunnmm COMPLIMENTS OF PETER TRUDICH Meat Market and Store at Your Door Coaldale, Penna. mmunnnunnnnnunun-mmmmmInInInInnnmnnmnnnnanInannunnuummunuaninnnnunuumumnn COMPLIMENTS OF TAMAQUA RESTAURANT Quality Food at Reasonable Prices Broad Street Tamaqua, Penna. TAMAQUA LAUNDRY ROWAN BROS. Phone, Lansford 351-M Tamaqua 140-J WE TRY TO DO THE IMPOSSIBLE PLEASE EVERYBODY nunnnunnnnnnmnmuunulIluInunulnnnlnunu1annmnunmumuum MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE FELT AND LEATHER GOODS, BANNERS AND PENNANTS STANDARD PEN N ANT CO. Big Run mnulmmmnumununananuuumnummmnummm: IRENE DEMYANOVICH Beauty Shop 205 E. Ridge St., Coaldale, Pa. Penna. Compliments of D. B. GRIFFITH 81 SONS Funeral Directors 53 E. Phillip St., Coaldale, Pa Inmuanvuininnnnmnmummnuunuummmnummmn uunnunnInmnmnnnunumununuinnumnnunmnuun Compliments of MAUER'S GARAGE Service at Your Call Bertsch St. Lansford, Pa Compliments of PAUL MURACO Shoemaker High Street Coaldale, Pa. Compliments of BURT'S DRUG STORE Tamaqua's Best Equipped and Most Reliable Drug Store 11 Center Street WOMEN'S APPAREL HELEN POLANSKY Children's Clothing 8z Hats Coaldale Penna. nninrnummnmnnunnunnnmn:munumumnuumuuum Compliments of FOLK'S DRUG STORE Coaldale Penna. Compliments of SYSLIK'S Beer Garden Second Street, Coaldale, Pa. O ' D O N N E L L ' S INSURANCE AGENCY Home Building Sz Loan Association Coaldale Penna. -ummunuumuulul nmmmmunn COMPLIMENTS OF VALENTINO ARTUSO Contract Painting Nesquehoning Penna. numunnunnnununuananunnunnuununanununnmumnuuuumm REPAIRING DEPARTMENT R. C. GREEN Manufacturing Jeweler 8 South Centre Street, Pottsville, Pa. WE BUY OLD GOLD COMPLIMENTS OF M I L L E R ' S DRESS SHOPPE Tamaqua, Penna. Lansford, Penna. PHILADELPHIA BARGAIN STORE Tamaqua, Penna. Women's Misses' and Children's Wearing Apparel Dry Goods, Shoes-Men's Sz Boy's Furnishings HOPPES 8a FAUST LUMBER CO. Tamaqua Penna. Building Supplies Paints 85 Varnishes Phone 257 J Tamaqua, Pa. Brunda's Barber Shop COMPLIMENTS OF Shampooing 8z Massaging COIl6y ISl3Ild Coaldale Penna. Lansford Penna. SHIMAN MFG. CO. 113 Aster Street Newark, N. J. Makers of HIGH GRADE CLASS RINGS PINS and INVITATIONS Wishes THE CLASS OF 1934 SUCCESS IN THEIR CHOSEN CAREERS Local Representative Mrs. Grace Sourber Tamaqua, Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF F R I E D B E R G ' S Low Price Leaders Tamaqua Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF SCHEID'S DEPARTMENT STORE Broad Street Tamaqua, Penna. Ladies' Wear - Dry Goods - Furniture - Rugs -Inuunummmunmmmumn G. W. CLEMSON Pure Ice to Please 1inImnmmnuummnum-mmnunumannunummunuun Compliments of ENDICOTT - JOHNSON SHOE CO. Tamaqua Penna. 3 Broad Street mmnnannnnnnnnninnnnlnumunmmmmmmm-unnnmn WISHING YOU HEALTH' and HAPPINESS EAMES BUTTER KRUST , BREAD Tamaqua Penna. nnmnmuannumunnnnumnnnmmmnmnnu C T. mv Tamaqua, Penna. nnnImmunnn-ummmmnmmnnnmunnnummmunInnnIInaninunmumnnumnnuumunmnunum COMPLIMENTS OF LINER'S FURNITURE 444 N. Centre Street numnumnmunnmnummmumnmnn LEIBMAN'S Furniture 422 N. Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Compliments Pottsville, Pa. nunumnnnnnnnnruununnnuananannn.mmmnnnummuuu Compliments of QUINLAN PRETZEL CO. Manufacturers of Original Butter Pretzels Tamaqua Chas. N. Kistler, Dist. Agent of a Friend ..i-Q-Luv? Q' . COMPLIMENTS OF THE LEELAND PRESS of Pottsville Penna.