Coaldale High School - Stentor Yearbook (Coaldale, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1936 volume:

n 0 'su 'QE ' EX LlBRiS .4 '-:L.A E se 31 ,Af W2 ic Z5 S 1 .Q ., --11 'f ,--,. .,f,-4,3 A 1. ,far x., ' - '- ' . ff. J.. . . , rr' Y .iv Z- 9 f r 1 F '96iHE -- JLX, : ' 'Eb ', 2 MN, . . 1,351-'!?E.3Z?.:1rL2 - Lab:--F' FJ' ,,53 YF .1 .5P3 f-if emm MMM The 5TENToR 19 3 6 Published by The Senior Class Coaldale High School Coaldale, Pa. Dedication To Mr. A. C. Moser, principal of our hiqh school, We dedicate the 1936 issue of the Stentor, in recoqnition of his unexceiied rec- ord oi efficiency and service as our schooi head. i OUR TOWN ............ from the school. My Dedication We are honored io dedicate the Stentor to CI mon who exempli- fies sieodiosiriess of purpose, de- voiion to high siondords, ond cori- sisieni willingness io cooperate. mp-pw Our Librarian ,,...... Always smiling ........ Really serious? ......., Yes, it's ice cream ...,, Penmanship ....,... Turn fo page. seventeen ...... it's a good program ........ Now, do it this way il s Foreword We entertain high hopes that '---...-in this issue of the Stentor may serve a dual purpose. First, that it may perpetuate the joys of your school daysg second, that it may prove of such rnerit as to justify your praise and approval. Hard at work in History class ........ Fanny studies ........ Paying attention in Math. class .... Don't let 'em out ....,... How delightful! ........ Here's looking at you .....,.. Study period ....... 1 just Bill .....,,, Such a nice smile. Staff Co-Editors Stella Srnariga lohn Hoffman Associate Editors David Griffith Theodore Berger Veronica Gretz Nellie Gersky Business Manager Helen Mol-lugh Advertising Manager Valentine Kuolrikoff ' Snapshot Editor Robert lones Faculty Advisor Mr. O. S. Keebler Studying Math. ......., We like to work ........ Keeping books .....,.. Hitting the ivories .,.. . Mary Christmas ........ Keeping up with the world ........ A good looking class ....,... Ted cracks a book. Contents ADMINISTRATION- Board of Education Faculty , Students' Cooperative Association l CLASSES4 i Seniors Iuniors i l Sophomores Freshmen ATHLETICSS Cheerleaders l Football j Basketball l Gym Team Coed-Intramurals Baseball ACTIVITIES- Clubs 4 Musical Orqanizations i Dramatics Oratory ADVERTISING- .-.. .. .4--Q-m.. 4- 1 Home for lunch ........ The boss ........ A Russian Winter ........ lack poses ........ Won't A you come with us? ,....... The popular boy ........ Dignity personified ........ Sweet and low ........ Five yards to go ........ In Lansy. 'al - '-' T. .- ., , A L , v J . dx an My -My , , ' My f W ff HL , Q, I 41' -.1 - MF, , 4 4 5 ' rf JJ if gy, 'I 'nv 107, H ' - A I- '11 1: 1 ,,a,,, .V 4 .- ' -'W - ,ru +. ,lvyl , R Q ,,. '43, . ,J :,.f, ' 'f A. VH L f'v V ' .i 1 .- 'E H K, . I V. A L -,ggi 4, aff . ,1 zf u.g wr ll 1 ' -,P V , ,Lg . wx. 1 5 r xg . ,'r qs 1 L .- Y 'L i ,, li. 1 - .. . - X 4 ff! up ' T -I-fig , 3 1 fjf J J, ., 'r- ' E1 I I .,, ,., . -T .3 t Through efficient management of ' d 'F our school, the administration has provided a liberal educational system is in which we enjoy a pleasant corn- fi bination ofuworh and play. fi itel f W t e , a .Slt't'nl1fl' lx'u'IU.' Julttt lf. Uiltlc-fi, Ftlpurvisillg l'ritt cipnl. XY:tltur lfvzms, Kur- mlt llwttmrm, :tml tietirut lx lwuett-r . x . lfizgit lxw.t'.' Messrs jzu-mlm lierger, fll1ll'lL'S XY:ltkins, Xurtnzum Riclizircls, :mtl Stcpltcn Rzuluvlizt. Mr. Thomas I. Evans Mr. Daniel Barron The Board of Education The Board of Education oi the Coaldale School District, composed of out- standing citizens of our community, has made Coaldale High School a highly progressive institution ot learning. Through their awareness ot modern trends in educational facilities, they have done all within reasonable limits to provide an adequate system ot education in Coaldale. The Board lost two ot its veteran members this year. Daniel Barron, who served for twelve years, and Tommy lohn Evans, who rendered service for twenty-tour years, retired. Both men created enviable records through their untiring and unseltish ettorts. Mr. Wilbur E. Berger Social Science Miss Margaret A. Bonner English Miss Catherine Cavanaugh Latin Miss Beatrice Evans French Miss Pearl Filer Librarian Miss Marcella Furey Typewriting Faculty Mr. Randolph Harvey Physics and General Science Mr. Iohn I. Horn Instrumental Music Mr. A. C. Kalen Physical Education Mr. O. S. Keebler English Miss Adele Laigon . Commercial Subjects Mr. Theodore Lithgow Mathematics Miss Mary P. McElhenney Mathematics Mr. L. I. Melley Science Miss Ella Mitchell Social Science Miss Mary Pascoe Secretary Mr. Samuel Pascoe English Mr. T. P. Raymer Social Science l'1r1vf lfniv: ll. lilzisku, .X. ltvzms, T. illrilictzl, KI, lximlilcr, K. lxorszlli, S. Sinnripi Srmzzzl lx'u:t': ll. Zuliclc, 'lf Jones, .X. Stviiiliiwiskv, R. llliliziliwsky, fi. lqVLllllll Xl Xliilotzulc. l'lUIl7'flI lCn'zt'.' 'lf liL'1'Qk'1', ll. flritiitli, lf, 'liok:irCzyk. XV, Klorzin. lfifllz lff-'rw Klr. llzlrvvy, Miss Filer, Mr, ljtligguw. The Students, Cooperative Association Organized in the fall of the l934-35 school term, the Students' Cooperative Association did not begin to carry out its broad program of activity until the present school year. Led by officers who had been elected as follows: Presi- dent, Theodore Berger, Vice-President, Adele Korsakg Secretary, Stella Smarigay Treasurer, Anna Evans, the association proved the real value of a student- governing body. Its first step was to Welcome the Freshmen at the start of the year, and conduct a Get-Acquaintedu party tor them. Other accomplishments were the sponsoring of the football booster program, the conducting of sales at varsity athletic contests, the selecting of a list of assembly programs for the year, the settling of numerous problems brought to its meetings by various home rooms, and the completing of a merit and demerit system. With a firmly established organization assured, as a result of the first year's splendid progress, the Students' Cooperative Association is expected to be the leading means of improving Coaldale High School through education of its student members in proper cooperation for school betterment. A gradual in- crease of responsibility is designed to fit each student for citizenship upon graduation. Y'!1i1'fllCfm'.' XV. l':1rIitt, R,jo1ics, l'. jr-lirics, ID. llulzuisky, ll. l':u'iltt. li. Lt-wi The School Calendar, 1935-1936 School opens ............... S. C. A. Freshman Reception .......... Assembly, Assembly, Assembly, Assembly, G. D. Hernandez, ieaturing fo lk lore .... .... Shade, the Magician .............. The Stentor Program ....... Dietrich and Co., Players .... Thanksgiving Vacation Begins ....... Lanstord-Coaldale Football Game .... Senior Autumn Dance ............ Thanksgiving Vacation Ends ..... Assembly, The Hanscom Players . .. Musical Comedy ............... Christmas' Vacation Begins . . . Christmas Vacation Ends . . . . . Senior Play ......................... Assembly, Howard Cleaves, Naturalist . . . Assembly, Geoffrey O'Hara, Composer . . Senior Mardi Gras ................... County Oratorical Contest ........ Assembly, Davies Light Opera Co. . . . . Easter Vacation Begins .......... Easter Vacation Ends ............ Panther Valley Oratorical Contest . . . Senior Ball ..................... Iunior Prom ........ Baccalaureate Service Class Night ...... Commencement .... September 3, 1935 September 13, 1935 September 27, 1935 October 12, 1935 October 29, 1935 November 15, 1935 . . . . .November 26 1935 . . . . .November 28 1935 . . . . .November 29 1935 December 2, 1935 December 14, 1935 December 15, 1935 December 24, 1935 lanuary 6, 1936 lanuary 27, 1936 lanuaI'Y 31, 1936 February 21, 1936 February 21, 1936 March 13, 1936 March 20, 1936 April April April April Mow Iune Iune lune 9 13 15 29 29 14, 16. 17 I 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 i-9136 1936 'Tn 1 ' . -',-1 ' 1 ,. 1 J . 57'f1l'? f '2 .f , Y'-Z. 439 -,I-cas ' 21- , 4 , ... 1 , A .14 , N275 ,.1 2-,1!!.qy!1.f W y-Q' - ,Q .L-'flgv' -' 1f.4,,F.. P ' fv ' 1 - - Y- e- ... ., 1' . Q ff' - 1 -4 .Q 1 rf? qv -'11 19 1- I.. 1 ' '1-.-- . ,. ' -if i . Qv :ar1'.r:r-r.- 11, 11 rv .EJ 'l'1-,:..3,- 'Q -f 1. 1 Y gh-1 - 1. sf. 1-'hy4gg,,,'E '.3A1:-34 51- . 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Y Among the classes and teachers is a spirit of co-operation which tends 51 0 I af, 5? ,J Sr V, ' H fl, I H ' . .xi 1+ 1 O , , fi to increase the students interest in w , Y. curricular as well as extra-curricular CS . jg-1 I Q-D if. QQ . ' 4 ,ffl I X 1 In L 'jf -'- X 'f s Q' 'i I xy Senior Class History CLASS OFFICERS President-Philip Ieffries Secretary-Margaret Barrett Vice-President-Theodore Berger Treasurer-Michael Skeerca Class Colors-Green and Gold Class Flower-Yellow Tea Rose Class Motto- Let us Labor to Excel. It was on September 3, 1932, that the Class of '36 entered Coaldale High School as Freshmen. It took us several Weeks to become accustomed to the routine of the school. Freshmen though we were, We early became active in the schoo1's activities. This was indicated by the number of l:'reshies who participated in the two Minstrels, and in the Operetta, Chonita. The next year saw the return of a self-important group of students, called Sophomores. During this year a larger number of our classmates were inter- ested in outside activities. Our class was well represented in the annual minstrel, the County Pageant, and athletics. The third year at C. H. S. found the Class of '36 a more experienced and dignified group. We were now upper classmen. Our Iunior Year was an excellent combination of pleasures and hardships. We cooperated in all our activities and were successful in everything we undertook. The outstandng socal event of the term Was our Iunor Prom. After two months of unrestrained enjoyment, the Class of '36 with one hundred twenty-four members remaining, returned to finish its high school career. Our activities commenced soon after our leaders were elected. The musical comedy, lt's a Knockout, and the Senior Play, The Whole Town's Laughing, afforded opportunities to every Senior who was dramatically inclined. Our Class successfully sponsored the Senior Autumn Dance, the Mardi Gras and the highlight of our social season, the Senior Ball. As Graduation draws near, We hope that our future may be as full of fun and work as have been these four successful years at Coaldale High School. Ashmore, F. Baiish, I. Barnovich, M. Barrett, M. Barron, L. Bench, A. Bench, M. C. Bench, M. L. Berger, T. Boreisky, M. Boruch, S. Brishko, P. Brown, H. Buchkarik, M. Burnett, M. Burns, F. Bynon, B. Chabala, M. Coddinqton, B Connahan, E. Daito, I. Danchak, N. Davis, A. Davis, C. Davis, F. DiSanie, I. Duriiia, F. Duyka, P Evans, A. Fedora, M. K v Seniors FRANK ASHMORE Ashy Commercial Go jump in a lake. Band 2, 3, 4, Intrn-Mural Basketball 3, 4, Print Club 3, 4. lULlA B. BALISH lule Commercial Oh ya dog ya Intra-Mural Basketball 3. Print Club 4, Junior Prom Committee. Vogue Club 3. MILDRED BARNOVICH Millie Commercial f'7'hdl's what you thinki' Minstrel 1, Musical Comedy 2, A'Cappella Choir 4, Intra- Mnral Basketball 3. MARGARET BARRETT Marge Commercial H'i. Pal A'Cappella Choir 4. Class Secretary Ii, 4. Junior Ring' Committee, Senior Dance Committee, Dancing: Club 3. LUCETTA BARRON Lucy Academic I wondern Band l. 2, 3, 4, A'Cappella Choir 4, Musical Comedy 4, Minstrel 1, 2, Dancing: Club 3. ANTHONY BENCH Ton Academic Hi, Kid N A'Cappella Choir 4, Intra-Mural Basketball 4. MARY C. BENCH Bencl1y Academic None of your business A'CappelIa Choir 4. Print Club 3, Needle Craft Club 1, 2. MARY L. BENCH Merrie Commercial K'S'YI1ltS on ya Musical Comedy 4, Minstrel 1, 2. 3, 4, Operetta 1, County Pageant 2, lntra-Mural Basketball 3, Marching: Team 3, Gym Club 4, Sales Club 2. THEODORE BERGER Ted Academic Hmm, yes indeed' Honor C 3. 4, Senior Play. Stentor Staff, Class Presi- dent 1, 2, 3, Class Vice President 4, Vice President Student Council 3, President Student Council 4, A. A. Board Vice President 4, Vice President National Honor Society 4. MARY BORETSKY Brets Commercial Ya know what I mean, Kid Musical Comedy 4, Minstrel 1, 2, Operetta 1, County Pageant 2, Intra-Mural Basketball 3, Print Club 4, Na.- tional Honor Society 4. SONYA l. BORUCH Sunny Academic 1 'resent that ! Passaic High School 1, 2, A'Cappella Choir 4, Chemistry Club 3, Junior Prom Committee, Class Ring Committee, Senior Dance Committee. PHILIP BRISHKO Felix Academic f'Watch yourself intra-Mural Basketball 4, Current Events Club 4. , , HARRY BROWN Brownie Commercial G'wan, sit on a frying pun Varsity Band 1, 2. 3, A'CappeIla Choir 4, Operetta 1, Intra-Mural Basketball 3, 4. Intra-Mural Volley Ball 3, 4. MICHAEL BUCHKARIK Boom Boom Commercial Ah dry up A'Cappella Choir 4, Varsity Football 4, Dancing Club 2, Print Club 3. MILDRED BURNETT Dutchy Academic f Horse Feathers A'Cappe11a Choir 4, Orchestra 4, Minstrel 1, 2, Musical Comedy 4, Gym Exhibition 1, County Pageant 2. FRANK BURNS Burnsie Academic Sc1'm11 , Ya Mug A'Capipella Choir 3, 4. Football 4, Track AI, Intra-Mural Basketball 4, Dancing' Club 3. RUTH BYNON Shirley Academic I'll Bop Ya ' V Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Orchestra 3, A'Cappella Choir 3, Musical Comedy -I, Minstrel 1. 2, 3, Varsity Gym, Team 1, 2, 3, 4, lntra-Mural Basketball 3, Gym Club 4, MARY CHABALA Cib Commercial What do you think? Minstrel 1, 2. 3. County Pageant 2, Intra-Mural Basket- ball 3. P1'lilt Club 4. BETTY CODDINGTON Booper Commercial illl'l6'I1,'ItS Leibensu A'Cappella Choir 4. Musical Comedy 4, Dancing' Club 3, EVELYN CONNAHAN Ebbie Academic Di-Mi Band 1, 2. 3. 4, Orchestra 3, 4, A'Cappella Choiir 4, Min- strel 2, Musical Comedy 4. IOSEPH DALTO joe Academic 'fHi ya, waltzersu Band 1 2. 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, A'CamJella Choir 4, Varsity Basketball 4. lntra-Mural Volley Ball 3. NICHOLAS DANCHAK Rubbers Commercial OIL, The Silly Giilkl' Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. lntra-Mural Basket- ball 4, Gym Team 3. 4, intra-Mural Volley Ball 3. ANN DAVIS lane Academic Pm not in the mood. Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Cichestra 3, 4, A'Ca1'ipella Choir 3. 4, Opeietta 1. Musical Comedy 4, County Pageant 2, Intra- Mural Basketball 3, Minstrel 2, 3. CATHERINE DAVIS Bay coiimmciai 'Hyu, Keed ! Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, A'Cappella Choir 3. 4, Min- strel 1. 2. County Paaeant 2, Sales Club 1, 2, Intra-Mural Basketball 3. FRIEDA DAVIS Fra Commercial Hey! Did ya see him? Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, A'CamJella Choir 3, 4. Musical Comedy 4, Minstrel 1, 2. County Pageant 2. Intra- Mural Basketball 3, Sales Club 1, 2. lOSEPH DISANTE Dago Academic Scrum, Ya Twerpn Musical Comedy 4, Minstrel 3, Varsity.Gym Team 3, 4, Gym Club -l, Intra-Mural Basketball 4. FRANKLIN DURILLA Frankie',' Academic Throw 'in out ! Musical Comedy 4, Class Treasurer 3, Intra-Mural Bas- ketball 4, Gym Team 4, lntra-Mural Volley Ball 3. Gym Exhibition 1, 2, Opera-tta 1. PAULINE M. DUYKA Dykes Commercial 'Oh, Foe all day! A'Cappella Choir VI. Minstrel 2. County Pageant 2, Intra- Mnral Basketball 3. ANNA l. EVANS Anne Academic You'1'e a Dear! S. C. A. Representative 3, Treasurer of S. C. A, 4, Danc- ing Club 3, Girl Reseives 2. Etiquette Club 2, Intra-Mural Basketball 3, Class Treasurer 1. MARY FEDORA Fld Commercial I'Zl take a cat fit. A'Cappella Choir 4. Minstrel 1, 2. Operetta 1, County Pageant 2, Intra-Mural Basketball 3. 1 Seniors GEORGE FIRKAL Funky Commercial Remember the 1902 Strike, Band 2, 3. 4. A'Cap1iella Choir 4, Minstrel 2, 3, Musical Comedy 4, intra-Mural Basketball 3, 4. MARY FISHER 'LShifer Wise Guy Print Club 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Girl Reserves 3. ANTHONY GAYDOS BIacky AW Yoillre Sick! A'Camiella Choir 4. Football 4, Basketball 3, 4, Volley' Rall 2, il. vERoNicA cksrz Gretzie cemmefesel Do you know what? National Honor Society 4, County Pageant 2. Stentor Staff, Musical Come-ly l, Girl Reserves 2, lntra-Mural Basketball 3. DAVID GRIFFITH, IR. Sully I'll see what I can do A'C:ippf-lla Choir 3, Senior Play. Musical Comedy 4, Minstrel 3, Football 3. 4. Track 3, 4, Stentor StatT. Pres, ol' A. A. -I. Commercial Commercial v v Academic ROBERT GRIFFITHS Lefty', Commercial Go on A'Cammella Choir 4. Dancing Club 3, Varsity Football 4. NELL M. GERSKY BuIkie Commercial Doi1't get smart Band 1, 2, 3. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Jazz Orchestra 3, 4, A't'am1ella Choir Il, Stentor Staff, County Pageant 2, Oiwretta 2, Minstrel 1, 2. ANTHONY HARBOLOVIC Harb Academic 1: Why fi Baud 1, 2, 3. 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3. A'Ca1iprlla 4, Minstrel 2, 3, Varsity Football 3, 4, Opel-vita 1, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. Varsity Hasohall 3, 4 Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4. SARA HARRIS Sal Commercial It's too lute How Hand 1. 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, .-X'Camiella Choir 3, 4, Senior Play. Minstrel 1, 2, 3. County Pageant 2. THEDA HARVEY Sal'ch Commercial Please, rmzl thmilc you A'Capipella Choir 4, Musical Comedy 2, 4, Girl Ile- serves 2, 3, Dancing- Club 3. ROSE A. HLAVKA Rosie Academic Hfloiiesllyl' Intra-Mural Basketball 3, Hiking: Club 1, Etiquette Club 2, Vogue Club 3. Noodle Cral't Club 4, Home lloom4Com- mittee 3. 4, Senior Dance Committee, County Pageant 2. STEPHEN HLAVKA Etienne Academic 'It's the priizcfiple of the thing. A'Capnella Choir 4. Football 3, 4, Track 4, Chemistry Club 3, lntra-Mural Basketball 4. IOHN F. HOFFMAN lack Academic Okey-Dolce Band 1. 2, 3. 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4, Jazz Orchestra 4, Gym Team 3, 4, Baseball Mgr. 3, National Honor Society 4, lntra-Mural Society 4, intra-Mural Basketball 4, C0- Illrlitor of Stentor, Student Conductor ot Band 4. REGINA L. HOFFMAN lean Academic 7'hat's too :lucky for words. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Dancing Club 3, Minstrel 1. 2, Musical Comedy 4, Gym Exhibition 1, 2. IOHN HOLLAN Cricker Academic f'Do'n't ya know? Intra-Mural Basketball 4, Current Events Club 4. PHILIP I- IEFFRIES Rooster Academic That's Swell Class President 4. Minstrel 1, 2, 3, Musical Comedy 3, 4, Gym Team 3, 4, Football 4, A'Cappella Choir 4, Student Council Rep. 4. County Pageant 2. HELEN IONES lonesie Commercial What'3 the Diff--P Minstrel 1, 2. 3. Gym Team 3, 4, Musical Comedy 4, Dancing' Club 3, Intra-Mural Basketball 3, Sales Club 2, Gym Club 4. MARY IONES Maisie Academic 'fllcwe your fling National Honor Society 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, A'Cappella Choir 3, 4, Minstrel 3, Senior Class Play, Musical Comedy 4. Sales Club 2, Gym Exhibition 1, Girl Reserves 2. MARY LOUISE IONES Mary L. Commercial UGO fly your kite Band 1. 2, 3, 4, A'Cappella Choir 4, Minstrel 1, County Pageant 2. ROBERT P. IONES Salty Academic 'fUp imrler the bed Rand 1. 2. 3. 4. Musical Comedy 4, Minstrel 3, Gym Team 3, 4, Stentor Staff, Baseball Mgr. 3, 4, Intra-Mural Basketball 4, Student Council Rep. 4. MYRTLE S. IUPINA Moit Academic Oh, yoiifre not ,fimiiyn A'Cappella Choir 3, 4, Minstrel 3, Operetta 1, 2, 3, Girl Reserves 2, Girls lntra-Mural Basketball 3, Sales Club 1. SUE KARAS Zuska Commercial Take a blow Hand, Print Club 4. NANCY E. KATCHAK Nan Commercial So What . ' A'Cappella Choir 4, Minstrel 1, 2, Operetta 2, Intra- Mural Basketball 3. ISABELLE KUETALAITIS Kutie Commercial Holy Sino ke1 ' Band 1, 2, 3, 4, A'Cappella Choir 4, County Pageant 2, Minstrel 1. GEORGE KEVOLIC Collegiate Academic How s me hair? Band 3. 4. Jazz Orchestra 4, Senior Play, Operetta 1, intra-Mural Basketball 4. IOHN KIDDA Milla Academic NSD W'hai ! ' Intra-Mural Basketball 4, Games Club 3, Intra-Mural Volley Ball 3, Printing Club 4. JOYCE E. KLEPPINGER KIepp Academic I'll sit on your appetite Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Orchestra 3, Dancing: Club 3, Needle Craft Club 4, Etiquette Club 2, Gym Exhibition 1, 2. IOHN KLOKEL Koko Commercial I flare you Class Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball 3, Current Events Club 4. MARTHA KOHLER Ko Commercial 'fBar'k up, Brother Varsity Hand 1, 2. Senior Play, Operetta 1, 2, A'Ca.p- pella Choir 3, Minstrel 1, 2, National Honor Society 4. lOHN KONECNY Skanootch Academic Should you know how I hate you! Band 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Team 3, 4, Jazz Orchestra 4,VGym 34, lntra-Mural Basketball 3, 4, lntra-Mural olley a . Firkal, G. Fisher, M. Gaydos, A. Gretz, V. Griffith, D. Griffiths, H. Gersky, N. Harbolovic, Harris, S. Harvey, T. Hlavka, R. Hlavka, S. Hoffman, I. Hoffman, R. Hollan, I. Ieffries, P. Iones, H. Iones, M. Iones, M. L. Iones, H. Iupina, M. Karas, S. Kafchak, N. Kuetafaifis, I Kevolic, G. Kidda, I. Kleppirlqer, I Klokel, I. Kohler, M. Konecny, I. Konsko, M. Krcrjcovtch, I. Kudrtkott, V. Kutcher, M. Lawton, M. I. Lithgow, G. Luksctvcxqe, I. Lutchkus, A. Mcxcenkci, M. Mctrtenic, R. Mcxtctkcxs, E. Maury, G. McDonald, G. McHugh, F. McHuqh, H. McLctuqhhr1, W. Menconi, M. V. Mitchell, M. Moran, W. I. Morrctll, A. G. Novitsky, I. Novttsky, W. Pcmchura, A. Pcmtellcl, A. Pcrrtttt, I. L. Pcxrtitt, W. Pcxskosky, S. Pctstcxwsky, I. Pctstemcxk, I. Z Putonetz, I. -.1 Seniors MICHAEL KONSKO Charlie Academic Got the French? Traveling C'ub 1. Current Events Club 4. IOSEPHINE M. KRAICOVICH Krackie Commercial You do lt. Senior Class Play, Musical Comedy 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3. Operetta l, County Pageant 2, Intra-Mural Basketball 3. Print Club 4, National Honor Society 4. VALENTINE KUDRIKOFF Val Academic Holy Moses President of National Honor Society 4, Varsity Gym Team 3. 4. Stentor Staff, Intra-Mural Basketball 4. County Pageant 2, MARGARET M. KUTCHER Margie Commercial 'tDmz't get funny, kid Minstrel 1. Intra-Mural Basketball 3, Print Club 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Dancing Club 3. M. IANE LAWTON lane Commercial 'I'lm1's what you think A'Cappella Choir 4. Musical Comedy 4. Minstrel 1, 2, 3. County Pageant 2. Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Dance Committee. GEORGE LITHGOW Lirh Academic Get-out-sport Varsity Football 4. Sports Club, Current Events Club. IENNIE M. LUKSAVAGE Stas Commercial Lay low punk Band 1. 2. 3. 4, A'Canpella Choir 4. Musical Comedy 4, Minstrel 1, 2, Operetta 1. ANNA LUTCHKUS Moose Academic Hi-Pal Cheer Leader 4, Photography 1. Sales Club 1, Girl Re- serves 2, A'Capnella Choir 3, 4, Intra-Mural Basketball 3, Operetta 1, 2, Minstrel 3. MARY MACENKA Tinker Commercial It's a w'ihne1 ' County Pageant 2, Intra-Mural Basketball 3, Gym Club 4, Dajncing Club 3. ROSE MARTINEC Blondie Commercial That's right Needle Craft Club 4, Vogue Club 3. Girl Reserves 2. EDWARD MATAKA5 Fleet Academic . Not bad A'Cappella Choir 4, Intra-Mural Basketball 2. 3, 4, First Aid Club 2, Science Club 3, County Pageant 2. GUSTAV T. MAURY Cramps Academic I can't remember. Bond 2. 3, Senior Class Play, lntra-Mural Basketball 4, Minstrel 1. 2, National Honor Societv 4, Class Vice-Presi- dent 3. Musical Comedy 3. Operetta 1. 2. GEORG MCDONALD Shorty Commercial I W'mma go for rl rifle? Irtra- ll'ill Rasketball 3, 4, Print Club 3, 4, President ol' Print Club 4. FRANCIS S. McHUGH Xavier Academic Hello everybody A'Cappella Choir 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Musical Comedy 4, Basketball 3, Intra-Mural Basketball 4, Dancing Club 3. HELEN C. MCHUC-H Laduca Commercial Don't laugh Business Mgr. ot' Stentor, Ring Committee 3, Dancing Club 3. WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN Canzer , Commercial Get out. !lUll'l'l' wacky lntra-Mural Basketball 3. fl, Print Cinh l. M. vmcmm MeNcoNl '-vargie' commtliiial Goa the muy on yu. ' A'Capnella Choir 4, Musical Comedy 4, Operetta 1. Intra- Mural Basketbali 3. MARIE MITCHELL Mitch Academic Fu1u'y meeting you here Band 1, 2. 3, 4, ,X'Cappi-'lla Choir 3. 4, National Honor Society 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4. Operetta l. 2. Sales Club 1. Girl Reserves 2. St-nior Class Play. I-iaskrtball 2, 3. t. Musical Comedy 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM I. MORAN Bugs Commercial Hiya Touts A'Cappella Choir 4. Minstrel 3. Treasurer ol' A. A. 4. lntra-Mural Volleyball 3, Student Council Representative 4. ANNA C. MORRALL Ann Academic That's nice Band 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 3. 4. lntra-Mural Basketball 3, A'Cappella Choir 4, Musical Comedy 4. County Pageant 2. Dancing Club 3. IOSEPH NOVITSKY Novit Commercial Don't get hot Current Events Club 4, Volleyball 2. 3, Minstrel 2, C'ass Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Band 1, 2. WILLIAM B. NOVITSKY Novir Academic So what A'Cappe-lla Choir 3, -I, County Pageant 2, Varsity Basket- Ball 4, intra-Mural Basketball 4, Intra-Mural Volley- a . ANNA PANCHURA Puncl1ie Commercial Where ya goin ! Musical Comedy -1, Minstrel 1. 2 3, Operetta 1, County Pageant 2, Intra-Mural Basketball 3, Print Club 4. ALEX PANTELLA A EI Academic How ya doin, bo Gym Club 4, Intra-Mural Basketball 4. IOHN L. PARFITT Chungy Commercial Well, Well A.'CaDpella Choir 4, Volleyball 2, 3. President ol? Sales Club 2, 3. WILLIAM A. PARFITT Diggy Commercial In a minute Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Pageant 2, Print Club 4. SUE M. PASKOSKY Susie Commercial A'DII4ll!l know about that Band l. 2. 3, 4, A'Cappella Choir 1, 2. Minstrel 1, 2, County Pageant 2, Operetta 2, Musical Comedy 4. IOHN PASLAWSKY linrer Commercial You'1'e struck Band 1. 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2. 4. Secretary of A.A. 4. h IANET z. PASTERNAK len cammefcal Thal's for fl fact intra-Mural Baskc-tball 3, Print Club 4, Dancing Club 3. IOSEPH PATONETZ Butts Academic Boy, you'1'e CL co1'ker.l Current Events Club 4, Intra-Mural Volleyball 2. 3, 4, ZJQIILJHEMUTRI Basketball 2, 3, 4, Vice President of Science lu . Seniors HELEN PAVLICK Pavy Commercial '4Bou, he's u knock-ont! Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Minstrel 1, 2, Oneretta 1, County Pageant 2, lntra-Mural Basketball 3, Marching Team 3. Print Club -1. ELIZABETH PETRAS Betty Commercial Ilya, Pussy Foot! Band 1, 2, 3, 4, A'Ca.ppeIla Choir 4, County Pageant 2, Minstrel 1, 2, Operetta 2. ANNA PETRUCCE Chu-Chu Commercial Oh Ycah. ' A'Cappella Choir 4, Senior Class Play, Musical Comedy 4, Dancing Club 3. IOHN PETRUNY Pat Academic G'Il7ll.7I., 1l0'lLIT6 whacky J A'Cappella Choir 4. Varsity Basketball 4, tl-'l'ELf'k 2, 3, 4. intra-Mural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intra-Mural Volleyball 2, 3, Pres. of Chemistry Club 3. HELEN PHILAPOVICH Philly Commercial I'll stty! A'CappelIa Choir 4, Minstrel 1, County Pageant 2, Sen- ior Dance Committee, Dancing Club 3. MARGARET PHILLIPS Ma Academic I'll bite ! Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, A'CappelIa Choir 3, 4, Musical Comedy 4, Orator 4, Minstrel 2, lntra-Mural Bas- ketball 3, Sales Club 2, County Pageant 2. IOHN PISANICK Quaker Academic Is that right? Band 1, 2, A'Cappella Choir 3, 4. Varsity Football 4, Minstrel 1, 2, lntra-Mural Basketball 4, Musical Comedy 3, 4. ALBERTA M. PIUS Birdie Academic Prove it ! Intro.-Mural Basketball 3, Voi:,'ueVClub 3, Needle Craft Club 4, Home Room Committee 4, Senior Dance Commit- tee, County Pageant 2. IOSEPH W. POPIK Bud Do you want a farm? Varsity Band 1, 2, intra-Mural Basketball 2, 3, Current Events Club 4, Intra-Mural Volleyball 2, 3. Commercial lOHN,' PREKOPA hun Commercial ' What do I care! Print Club 4. ANDREW RIMM Daddy Commercial Pm sleepy, lntra-Mural Basketball 3, 4, Print Club , 4. IOHN RONCEK Bonus An you'i'e l2atty. ' Varsity Band 1, 2, A'CappeIla Choir -1, Intra-Mural Vol- leyball 2. IOHN RUSINKA Russ Academic 'fHo'n.ost, there ! Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4. Jazz Orchestra 3, -I, Min- strel 3, Intra-Mural Basketball 4, lntra-Mural Volleyball 3, Gym Exhibition 1. MARGARET H. SACHON Nadja Commercial 'G'wan or I'll sit on yci. ' Musical Comedy 2. 4, Minstrel 1. 2, Operetta 1, Intra- Mural Basketball 3, Print Club 4, Senior Cheer Leader 4, 'lx-eas. Sales Club 2, 3. SEYMOUR SCHONBERGER Schony Academic '4Not so hot ' Band 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, A'CappelIa Choir 4, Sen- ior Class Play, Minstrel 2, 3, Intra-Mural Volleyball 3, Intra-Mural Basketball 4, Gym Exhibition 1, 2, Sales Club 1. PAULINE M. SCRABACK Charlie Commercial Skip the subject! A'Ca.ppella Choir 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, County Pageant 2, Intra-Mural Basketball 3, Sales Club 1, 2. fn .J Commercial MICHAEL SKEERCA Babs Academic Be good now, 1lon't forget. A'CappelIa Choir 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Minstrel 4, Musical Comedy 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. Senior Class, Dann-Eng: Club 3, President of Class 2, Gym Team 1, Oper- eta . BARBARA SLOWITSKY Barb Commercial Go on ! County Pageant 2. lntra-Mural Basketball 3, Girl Re- serves 2, 3. STELLA A. SMARIGA Stell Academic No'nchalaiitly National Honor Society 4, Secretary ot' S. C. A. 4, Co- Erlitor of Stentor , Chemistry Club 3, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Honor C 3, 4, S. C. A. Representative 3, S. C. A. Cabinet Member 4, County Pageant 2. ANNA STEM BROSKY Beansy Commercial Ya Boober Ya . ' Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Musical Comedy 4, Min- strel 1, 2, 3, County Pageant 2. lntra-Mural Basketball 3, Gym Club 4, Representative of S. C. A. 4, Sales Club 2. IOSEPH SURINA Cyp Academic Gee11erso 1 Entra-Mural Basketball 4, Print Club 4, Cass Secretary SAM TENETYLO Tinl'y Academic Dia tink we should! Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra-Mural Basketball 4, A'Cappel'a Choir 4. FLORENT TOKARCZYK FIudge Academic 'Hello Stu11e. ' Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Orchestra 2, 3, 4, A'Cappella Choir 4, Musical Comedy 4, lntra-Mural Basketball 4, S. C. A. Cabinet Member 3, 4, Honor C Committee 3. MILDRED UNITIS Misda Commercial Go chew a straw. Band 1, A'CaopeIIa Choir 4, Musical Comedy 3, 4, Min- strel 1, 2, 3, County Pageant 2, lntra-Mural Basketball 3. BEN UZUP Benny Academic Yon'lZ get over that J Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Intra-Mural Volleyball l, 2, 4, lntra-Mural Basketball 1, 4, A'Cappella Choir 3, 4, First Aid Club 1, Traveling Club 2. IOHN VALUCH Yanker Academic f'Do you really think so? Intra-Mural Basketball 1, 2, Intra-Mural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Chemistry Club 3, Math Club 4. VICTORIA M. VAVRO Vic Commercial Gee, aiii't he cute. ' Musical Comedy 1, County Pageant 2, lntra-Mural Bas- ketball 3, Pres. of Etiquette Club 4, Dancing' Club 3. ROBERT WEAVER Slug Commercial fftlee, I love her. Varsity Football 1, A'Cappella Choir 4, Intra-Mural Vol- leyball 3, Intra-Mural Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 4, Track 4. PAULINE YAKUBEC Tillie Commercial Get on the program. County Pageant 2, Musical Comedy 2, Intra-Mural Bas- ketball 3, Print Club 4, National Honor Society 4. FLORENCE T. YELITO Fay Commercial Quit your kiddinf' Minstrel 3, County Pageant 2, Print Club 4. IOHN ZAK Hanzel Academic intra-Mural Basketball 4, Intra-Mural Volleyball 4, Math Club 4, Chemistry Club 3. MIKE ZEMANIK Zee Zee Academic Intra-Mural Volleyball 2, 3, 4, lntra-Mural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Traveling Club 1, Math Club 4. SOPHIE A. ZULICK Sopl1 Commercial Minstrel 1, 2, County Pageant 2, Print Club 4, Intra- Mural Basketball 3. u Q . W .14 .i D K' 55 if . . Qin Q. A N , Q .Ui ,sf V. A wf D00 Junior Class l'.il'A'f 1641-In If. Sll1lI'llC, Ii. Uolph, J. UE-lay, E. Bitsko, A. NVi11sk0, R. Rohull, A. Pzlskosky james. Svmzzfi lfwfu' li Hitsku, XV. Pzlrlltt, J. Sweeney, E Derzock, F. Buchkurik, F, Opilu Xl Fifkill, J. Mnlulu, E. XVilliug. 1 'lhziwf l6wzu.' ll, llnlly, C. Koch, A. Pulnulrl. N. Demy:u1m'icl1, XV. Starcmwsky, P. Sachon XI SL'1'iI121, V. lJOIlllHSl'lR'l', J. :XlCI,Ull1llll, J. Aclzlmcc. l'Ulll'f1l l1'u'zv.' j. C111-rlm, j, Kiilms, A. Culln, I . Hrofle, S. Pcrlzmsky, L. Rabbis, A. Gochnl S llrfwzstll, ll. Nlillcr. lflffll lfurui KI. llurzlvk, j. liuritira, N. 'IQCIIIL C, Gcmrlznlis, D. liudrikrmff, E. Miller, N N nlrrlmzlk, R, I'l'11Ii1C'1lL lfiml livin' -X. l Ci11s1f:i11, I-. Ryman, I. Hnluskzl, M, Dmnin, O. Pzltonctz, H. Cllzlbiniuk Xl King, Nl. Ynluwvy. ,S'4'1'UlIlf lx'1r:v.' .X. liorszlk, U. Pzlstclwlzlk, A. Reyclu, M, Pzlslzlwsky, Nl. Mulotzuk, A, Mau'- cu, Sl. l ri1x, lf. Pzlvlick, Cl. Ifvcrl1z11'1. 'l'llir4l Mm li. l'11lihcl1:1k, V. Blillcr, ll. H1ll'l'Hl1. F. Clements, O. Pzulznvsky, M. Evans Nl l'umcl1:1k, .X, bcslrlwss, li. jsmcs. l'.UIH'ffl Ru-:v.' Nl. L'lu111en1uvicl1, A. Trimmcl, A. Vzulko, R. Funlgc, G. Mock, R. Villlililk lffffll lfmv: R, lluhcu, C. Mock, NV. l'le1l:1sl1, C. Sl1clll1amcr, P. lirvnsko. CLASS OFFICERS Presidermtel-Icxrold Dcxlly Treasurer-Michael Teno Vice-President-Alex Pobudcr Secretary--Ioseph Sweeney Sophomore Class l7z'f.vf Kms: S. llorosclmk, .X. Stefzmik, V. Derzock, G. Scl1o11l1crge1', A. Mzltricizm, C. Urzm, Nl. Rolmcrts, li. Lewis, M. Krizan. SJNHJIIII Rmv: Rl. Su1'otclmk,C. Vzmclzxk, A. Yzlkuhcc, 'lf lllOl'lCtfl, S. llcnch, S. Scmko, O. Yzlrusky, hl. Cucrlm, li. lfrzmko, ll. Rznjuic. Tlzird Rmv: .'X. Pcrcic, O. l'l11lJCI'11Zlli, ll. Hatchko, ll. Puksnr, A. Mouelu, A. l nstuclm J. lJ:mcl1z1k, Ill. lll'Clill152l, O. Pzltonctz. lfwzlrtlf Rnw: A. Single, M. Meixcll, B. Murphy, M. Domin, J. Leiclich, J. Rrisko, ll Pzlrlltt, Ill. Kznlista. lfifllzv Row: P. llyhcl, li. Lzligon, G. lflyzik, ll. Fccloru, S. liulzlzovicll, F. Piszmiclc, M liizllis, J. Nevcngloslcy. .S'i.1'Il1 R0-zu: ll. HFZIZZ, R. l':1scuc, J. hlzlluwlick, J. lllilculzlsly N. Slill'Cll2llC, G. lfirkzll, W Zenzcl. ,51'r'rHl-I1 Ru-zv.' J, Uvhzm, NV. l-1lliSZlYZlgL', 'lf S2lCl1Illl, R. Mitchell. M. Scclorizllc, l'. Rcycllzl M. Klzltricizm, S. l':u'ul:nc. lfirxt Rama' lf Stevens. U. fioiclzx, li, Nlillcn, hl. Mzlcexllizl, .X. Stalllnizlli, l.. VVQQWQV, Rl llrislmko, lXl. Nl2lk'CllliZl, Ill. li:wl1urzllc. .Yvmml Ifrmx' .X. Sueclclou, ll. Oakes. l.. lloffmzm, R. Nlilmlvvsky, O. llinlis, li. hlurphy X. l't'1Hl6l'. ll. l-f'l1cnitz. Tlzifd Rww: lf. lllmwlulk, 'lf Jones lll. Davis, D, llufvcy. S. l'lIlI'l!SCllZlli, Rl. llurring ll. llfllllflll, A, Orzlch, J. llclzluretis. ' ' ffl lfwmfll Rniu: R. Ohrid, S. lSl1Z2lCli. J, lluruzl, J. Rzipzmt, J. lfrzmko, S. llomm, ll. Iln 5 G. llmxffmzm. 3 1 lfifflz Rniu: G, Lutchkus, NY. VVilli:1ms, lf. lllaholick. J. lmisclmk, li. Shumzm. J. Jupin: 'l' l'lei4lur, J. Lyhzl. .S'i.1'fl1 Ift7'TL'.' R. Kirillilll, NV. Dzlltw, W. lilokcl, R. Aikun, 'lf Sotzlk, P. King, VV. Rulwzulu. .S'wz'v11l11 1x'rm': A. Tkzlch, N. Lchotskv, VV. ll:1vlwol.wic, J. Vzllcnt, IX. Fuclge, J. Jzlhlw. CLASS OFFICERS President-Peter Reydo Secretory-Thelma Jones Vice-President-Russell Griffith Treasurer-Wash Zenzel Freshman Class f'iI'.vf lx'f'fv.' NI. I.i-Imlsky, I . Xuvitsky, IXI. I'wliscIi:nIc. II. Zulic, j. Vcrlirmski, IXI. .Xclziim-L' II. IilIII1l, IJ. Ilcrzvck, .X. XN'yc, KI. Ncmvuscrllik. Ii. Clmflus. ,xa'.'4!IIll l6fm': II. XYYSIIIIIISIQY. Ii. Zak. S. Sczlrlriss, J. I'I1il,:1pm'icI1, C. Pziskusky, J. Higus NI. Almick, N. XN'iIIi:m1s. KI. Scmrmw. 'l'!1i1'u' lffmt' NI. Valiisky, R. Xvillslw. ,X. Pzllxlskcy. 'I'. 'I'11k:lrczyIf, .X. NIuI1:1IIc4w. Ci. KIiIIL'1' II. RmIIwI1z1, I'. Nlznhulzi. liffmllz N4r2v.' S. Slzilmy. II. Oslrusky, II. Ci-cpizik, H. Iiimlrlu, II. II2ll'Y1lI, IJ, I,'ISZll1tL', if XIIYVJIIII, IQ. Pzirlitt, M, King, IXI, Hulcclick. I-'iflli lCwf.': T. L1-ci, IJ. XN'zitkiiis, fi. Rickert, R, Ihiiiiiviit, ID, IISIVIIICIIICIL J. Stnruwsky I'. Siiflzi, XY. I,iskz1. XY. AICIIUIIHIII. .S'f'.rI!1 lfuzu: S, Pzlvcllm, G. Ilnluskxn, D. Pzlslfwwsky, .X. IXIzi.cI1:1y, J. Ifrzmlm, j. IIull:m I.. Kiwi, I . Il:1rt:lI. IC. Davis. .S'. :'v11H1 lx'fm'.' I.. Sicc11z1x':1gi'. 'I'. I,L'II'UCL'C, IJ. Prilzmsky, A. Scmko' NI. Shrltkuwsky. II Iizulc, DI. Iizzlisll, -I. AIQIJIIZIIZI, 1. Slizmusky, 'I'. NViIIinms. l'ifi'5f Rfmu' KI. Starry, If, Klzzceiilczi. IQ. Klzniricizm, If, IXI:111tz, Ii. Smflrluii. Lf Cui Iism, S XL'NIl lIi, I . Millun, N. Iluffmzm. A, Sulmlnsky. SIITUIIII li'fm': S. Yzmim, KI. Kzmrus. V. Iiaiiwiii, II. I-Zlnskm. S. IIi1ii'IizrIm'ic, ID. Siiyrlur, I. XVIIIIIIIIIS, .-X. Iicmskm, X. IXI2lI1lIi2lS. 'l'f'1'fu' lx'H':i:' J. Klntuln, II, XV:11'I1irxv+aky, I3. Iiwttrmilcy, If. jviics. II. Ilcrlzisli, II. CI11'111i1i:1If i I S I umxinli In Nh-Cc ,. 51' 1 . n Ifwznfli lffm'.'H XV. SI1.:1ITi':m, XV. Sipkvv. I'. R:ntcI1vk, I . IXIz111i'y. PI. Dali-. J. Iilcpiiiigur, X. Xzllf wcy, II. Ixmii, Stuiiiiiuk. lfiflll lx'f17u.' I . Iluscrik. T. Ilylwl, II. Iirumln, j. KI:it:1Im11is, Ii. Sink w, INI. Ibfwlszizi, If Illzlskn, Ii, IFCIIICIQ. ,S'i.1'H1 Rim! J. Iiulilcr, II. Ilzxle, S. jzllxlm, NV. Scrzilvzxck. IXI. Ilrmvii, If. I'Ic:I:isI1, If, Lewis XV. M1 llrtzflk. .SiC'I't'lIfl1 Rufxh' I'. Ilurtniznk. P. llzlrtiu, I . Iiusliulnizlc, I. Rzuluclizl, Il. Ilzllly, J. Ihiyku w. Kulzen, if. misksiiefgka. ' CLASS OFFICERS President-Anthony Petrucce Vice-President-Peter Bortnicik Secretary-Treasurer-DanieI Polcmsky v vw -.-3.15.1 Irv fp, ff-1 -v, r-:,-g5f,,-w'.kqk'- xy yi' K A V , ,v-X 'mr 'A .5981 gy' ,,.: Beds? .. - 'CRE '41 1 an 'Y' pq ? X . .,. n I 13 : in 4 ' Q .. My-5 2 . 1 D Q 'e E l E I i r r 1 3 i I Q . Q . i I X f 4 l I l fx. I 1 x.. Q Q' S- v v ' I B Athletics x E I . , . I 1 . alan' I A -.al-gf -. L s fmt :QW , ,, 1 we l V A ,H f .. , . , Y I . , The high school youth who takes 6 an active part in sports tends to cre- 1 fl ate, within himself, a desire to express V Q 'Q 's Q IJ, Q i J H X I o N I 1 ' hr P 44 IJ, i x'-' .Li Hi gag loyalty, toarouse initiative, to uphold ' integrity, and to develop a spirit of ,. .. 9 Li' l , '5 -. E 'Q ,good feeling and co-operation among ff, his team mates. if :iz v at a ,all -' A W Q E 1-Q 2 uv- WY 5 sf my Q -3 f . f f . , V ' , . . 11 V- 4 507.1 X-,qyyfk 5- 'L K K H - .i .c l :ff gg, - xfgbeigig 3 WH' wg ? -- M, - fs: ww xv- E yff.-1 f 1 ,. -V Nm , , . N X Q ,az -' - jig .- ,gfg mi-V 1 3 1,253 , 'V -'-- V1 ,,,, ' -- -1 -L W Q: '15 wi ,q5L3, ,g' 1 ww f' QM ' iff'-gy ,3 .- ,V Q ' L1 V -X , 2 -- i A :ff . wg: W 3 :'?5??Szfff ' 553 'WBVM f, 911,196 , , 5 , ,, gm fm-M -.i., Q 9' K ,,, l - 5 X522 112220 , K J Z mei- f ,ZZ kM5W,z .,,, . ,Z ,,.1L1.f,,. 1 A A ff Mm, ffsfw A. 1 Wzfmx 9 A .- . mmAh X 'xii 53 9 fi, 7 l ' 'TLS H w e I I A3 g in 4 Q F g A Y 3' ,si g ,--, .. A 1 3' The Football Squad First Horan' A. Harbolovic, G. Maury, S. lllavkzl, S. Povalzxc, J. Piszmick, D. Grillitli, A. Gaydos, Svvmzd I?mt'.' P. Suction, M. Skecrca, R. Griffith, R. VVez1vcr. Third Row: R. Griffiths, S. Polunsky, NV. Williams, E. Sliumzm, G. Litliguw, F. Brocle, 'l'. lieisler, M. liuchkarik, F Burns, P. Reyrla, J. Gibhus, THE SEASON Football season rolled around again and with it came the call for candidates. Five lettermen, and thirty-five inexperienced but willing boys answered the call. After a week's hard practice our coach final- ly moulded a team together, and we were ready for action. Our first game was with Coal Township, a night game, which was played away. Our athletes were sur- prisingly strong, defeating them 25-0. Our running and passing attack fea- tured in the victory. A strong and rugged team from F rackville High School was our next opponent. This was a game in which experience meant a great deal. Gur boys were defeated to the tune of 13-O. Frackville used the aerial route, as they were stopped on the goal line consistently by our fighting for- ward wall. Tamaqua was the next opponent for our fast improving team. Playing at home for the second time, we de- feated them l9-0. A bit nervous in the first half after the defeat by F rack- ville, the squad played shoddy foot- ball, but a spirited second half rally netted 19 points. Next, we played Freeland at home. At the conclusion of the game, we found ourselves on the long end of a 21-0 score. We then traveled to McAdoo for a night game. A rough and tough bat- tle it turned out to be. Coming back after a poor start, the team rolled up 19 points in the first half. The final score was 19-6. A fighting, team from Nesquehon- ing surprised us, and we were tied 13-13. Nesquehoning's aerial attack was a strong weapon for them. Our Raymerites had an off day in team work, which almost proved their undoing. Again hitting our stride, we defeat- ed Summit Hill High Schoo1's huskies. They presented a fighting group, but our running attack proved too strong. The final score was 12-2. The following Saturday, Kulpmont High School visited us and we de- feated them to the tune of 32-O. Our substitutes played a major part in this victory. Our next game was an inter- sectional tilt with Lewistown High School, a game in which all the bad breaks of the season seemed to come at once. We were defeated 27-O. Three costly fumbles on our fifteen yard line paved the way for three touchdowns by Lewistown. The other one was gained by a long pass. We outclassed them in first downs, 13-12. Our last and final game of a suc- cessful year was the glorious victory over our arch rival, Lansford High School. Our boys outplayed and out- fought the strong Lansford team. We threatened several times, and at last, after several opportunities, we block- ed one of Lansford's punts. A Lans- ford man recovered the ball, but he was tackled behind his own goal line and we were credited with a safety. This victbry gave us the Carbon- Schuylkill Championship. The final score was 2-O, a well merited Thanks- giving Day victory. Next year's team will miss the stellar performances of such stars as: D. Griffith, Russell Griffith, Robert Griffith, R. Weaver, T. Gaydos, M. Skeerca, I. Pisanic, S. Hlavka, G. Maury, G. Lithgow, A. Harbolovic, I. Paslowssky and F. Burns. 5 Although these stars will be mis- sed, we are sure the 1936 team will uphold the tradition of good, clean, hard football in Coaldale High School. Varsity Basketball Squad Firsl Row: S. Polzmsky, H. Dzilly, lf. Bitsko, J. Paslowsky, A. Hnrbulovic, M. Tenn, J. Dzllto, P. Snchon. Smwuzzi Row: J. Petruny, J. liaritis, XV. Novitsky, Mr. Raymer, Mr. Harvey, R. Mitchell. G, Lutclikus. Junior Varsity Basketball Squad First Raw: H. Miller, S. Tenetylo, M. Bialis, H. Partitt, G. Lutchkus, N. Dzmchak, P. Rcycla, J. Gibas. Svvund Row: A. Pobucla, Mr. Raymer, Mr. Harvey, L. Rabbis. THE SEASON Coaldale High School's 1935-36 basketball team with a schedule of twenty-one games played against many veteran quintets, opened the season on December 10 and finished it on February 28, with eleven Wins and ten defeats. Sixth place in the Carbon-Schuylkill League Was our final rating, the lowest in C. H. S. history. Starting the season with a fresh group of candidates, Coach Raymer moulded a fairly successful team which improved as the season prog- ressed. A fitting climax to the season came in the final Week of competi- tion, when the Orange and Black pushers beat White Haven, knocked Lansford High out of the race for league honors and then closed with a victory over Shenandoah High. These three victories in five nights, by a greatly improved team, provid- ed a successful finish. The graduating members of the Varsity Team were Paslawsky, Har- bolovic, Dalto and Petruny. William Novitsky Was the student manager. Varsity Basketball Record 1935-36 Kulpmont .......... 34 Coaldale 48 Cwilberton .......... 21 30 White Haven ...... 34 45 Sunbury ........... 25 27 Freeland .......... 30 21 Mahanoy City ..... 36 23 Mauch Chunk ..... 26 48 Nesquehoning ..... 36 49 West Hazleton ..... 33 25 Summit Hill ....... 63 27 West Hazleton ..... 32 24 Shenandoah ....... 50 24 N esquehoning ..... 15 46 Mauch Chunk ..... 26 30 Summit Hill textra periodl .... 29 27 Lansford .......... 28 23 Mahanoy City ..... 41 27 Freeland .......... 36 16 White Haven ..... 14 36 Lansford .......... 23 26 Shenandoah ....... 33 36 J Q s ' f ? 5WM Si ? ZMQM1Jfgfgf:2f? ' 35 . Y ' i 1 21 le, 5, H1551 .g,,,,H1,g1 Q, - f A . 1 f','fiwQ?Qfv?i . ' ff Z Vx ' .LL.L A r I ' - .ag K KL A ' v E L if 2 W 1 ,LA . ., 1 L ,, W . 5 E Q, , ff, , l V I ,ix ,gkiy 'W W Q3 ' 4 W0?9P'l'45YP in XM 4 Qu' f gf Lf.. , ...f' ,..- 1 .f ' 2 fx, wal Q. 15' K7 The Gym Team Fizst Row: R. Bynon, H. Jones, A. Pastucha, D. Harvey, E. Murphy, O. King. Second Row: P. Jeffries, N. Dancliak, G. Flyzik, J. Konecny, J. DiSante, VV. Williams V. Kudrikoif Third Row: J. Hoffman, Mr. A. C. Kalen, R. Jones. THE SEASON The Coaldale High School Gym Team presented its annual gym ex- hibition May 14, 1936 at 7.45 P. M. This proved to be one of the most spectacular events of the school year. The members accomplished more dif- ficult feats this year than ever be- fore. The featured exercises were on the flying rings, parallel bars, spring- board and horse, high bar, and mats, all of which were exceptionally inter- esting. By the generous applause of the audience, it was indicated that marching by the Girl's Gym Team was an acceptable phase of the ex- hibition. This year the Gym Team added to its program, two exhibitions away from home. One was given at Weath- erlyp the other at McAdoo. They were held the same day, April 3, 1936. That at McAdoo High School was presented in the afternoon and, the one at Weatherly in the evening. Although the dual work was very trying, it was successful and the splendid receptions in both towns am- ply compensated for the hard work. In fact, the excellent exhibitions at these two towns brought requests from several other towns, anxious to see the accomplishments of the Coal- dale High School Gym Team. The sport carries the possibility of injury at any time, so that the mem- bers of the gym team are to be con- gratulated on their courage. Despite the danger of mishaps, the students demonstrated adeptness in perform- ing difficult feats on the apparatus far above that of the average high school gymnast. Plans are being made to insure the entrance of the gym team, next year, in the P. I. A. A. and the Stroudsburg gym meets. Needless to say, en- trance in these meets and the in- creasing activity of the sport are evidences of the improvement of gymnastic facilities in Coaldale High School. Boys' Championship Team Firxt Row: S. Tenetylo, G. Kevolic, S. Sclionbet-ger,j. DiSante, J. Sllflllll, P. Brishko, F. Durilla. Seruud Row: R. Jones, I. Konecny, W. Novitsky, J. Petruny, V. Kudrikoff, J. Patonetz, T. Berger. Girls' Basketball Team First Row: M. Mitchell, S. Smariga, A. Stembrosky, S. Pzlskosky. Sevoud Row: M. Jupina, M. Bench, H. Pavlik. Girls' Volleyball Team First Row: A. Pius, P. Duyka, H. jones, V. Menconi. Second Row: j. Luksavage, R. Bynon, P. Scrzrback, E. Petras. THE SEASON Since the intra-murals have been organized, each year has seen the increased 'growth of these interesting games. The purpose of these games is to strive to create a better feeling toward competitive sport in the high school. The participants are those who do not take part in any varsity sport. The boys' division of the intra- murals consists of two classes, A and B. The girls' division constitutes one class. Any home room section may enter any class. Each class consti- tutes a league. t Basketball tournaments were con- ducted early in the term. These games, played after school hours, proved very interesting to the on- lookers. All games were well con- tested and hard fought. After a few weeks of competition, the 12-B boys emerged victorious in both divisions of the Boys' League, while the Senior Commercial girls were the victors in the Girls' League. Tournaments in volley ball, play- ground ball, and tennis were con- ducted in the early part of the second semester. To further stimulate interest in these games, merits were awarded to those who played in the tourna- ments. One merit was awarded to each player, and five merits to each member of the championship teams. The games were well handled by Mr. Randolph Harvey and Mr. An- drew C. Kalen. The Senior manager of intra- murals was Ted Berger, with Frank- lin Durilla assisting. The function of the extensive intra- mural program is primarily that of directing and stimulating those stu- dents who possess athletic ability as well as creating more interest in the intra-mural sports. The success of the 1935-36 program and the interest manifested by the participants is indicative of increas- ing progress in this branch of sports. Af: . Ma., Baseball Team l:I.1'Xf Rn-rv: -I, lillllitil, ll. liznrrmi, H, Dally, G. Barron, J. Polisclizik. Svmrzzi Row: li. Uzup, NV. Clizllmlu, lf. llroclc, P. Czivzllizulgli, ll. Williams, P. Suclion. Third Kama' Mr. VV. Berger, Mr. A. C. lialcn, R. Jones, -I. Hoffman. THE SEASON ln the spring of 1935 the first baseball team in eight years was organized at Coaldale High School. The team was coached by Messrs. A. C. Kalen, and W. E. Berger. The managers were lack Hoffman, and Robert Iones. The team met with excellent success through the entire season, Winning five of the six games played. St. Mary's Weissport Delano H. Palmerton Weissport Delano H. H. H S. H H. S. ...... . Results of the Season .. 3 2 Coaldalel-l.S . . 5 Coaldale H. S .. U Coaldale H. S. .. .. ll 6 S 3 S 6 S .. 6 ..2 . . Coaldale H. . . Coaldale H. Coaldale H. ..l4 . .......... 9 The resumption of baseball as a major sport in Coaldale High School is a progressive step indicative of the broadening program of athletics started sev- eral years ago. The successful results of the first year of baseball in competi- tion with veteran teams insures permanent establishment of the sport as a leading spring activity of the school. The band scores' .... On the march ........ Hay foot, straw foot. 1 Q '11 L ,. ., 1 'f Avi, m . L wa w 5 1 E s IV 'Y X X I5 M l Q 1 an W. 14f an A, Y- ' '-s X ew: -f .L ' ' ' li , wk. if. F 1 W H K J A, mf. . L -' H? J N' AFT V Q vm mf 'fd 1-51- W 2 V To the student, the extra-curri- cular activities are a welcome relief from the daily routine of class work. Z V . . . . . . xl These diversified activities serve as a stimulant to each student's own particular interest and as an outlet for self-expression. , l A i Hi Just Life Ted himself ......... Let joy be uncontined Let's qet together .... So stucltous! .... Through Kulpmont. . . Working tor on . Myrtle holds Hozle. . . Sully ond -v We love you! .... Ro-to-to-tooo! . . . Eosy on the eyes ..... PTM, if-N THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD THE I OURNALISM CLUB THE PRINT CLUB THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: M. Borestsky. P. Yakubec, I. Krajcovich, M. Jones, M. Mitchell, V. Gretz. Scrnnd Row: J. Hoffman, G. Maury, Miss McElhen- ney, S. Smariga, T. Berger, V. Kudrikoff. Not on Picture: Martha Kohler. THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD First Rota: Messrs. T. R. Raymer, W. Evans, and J. Berger: Miss M. R. Fiireyg Messrs. N. Richards, A. C. Moser, and R. Harvey. Sevoud Row: Messrs. T. Berger, J. Paslawsky, W. Moran, D. Griffith, T. Lithgow, A. C. Kalen, and W. Berger. THE IOURNALISM CLUB First Row: V. Gretz, N. Gersky, Mr. Keebler, S. Smariga, H. McHugh. Second Row: V. Kudrikoff, R. Jones, D. Griffith, J. Hoffman, T. Berger. THE PRINT CLUB First Rory: M. Kutcher, M. Boretsky, M. Kohler. Miss Furey, M. Boyle, M. Brogan. Scrond Row: J. Krajcovich, S. Karas, P. Yakubec, R. Vandak, S. Zulick. J. Balish. Third Row: A. Feinstein, F. Yelito, A. Panchura, J. Pasternak. M. Fisher. Fourth Row: I. Prekopa, H. Pavlik, M. Bechtel, M. Chabala, M. Sachon, A. Rimm. Fifth Row: P. Konsko, E. Surina, F. Ashmore, G. McDonald, W. Parfitt. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Coaldale High School received its charter from the National Honor Society for Secondary Schools at the close of the 1934-35 school term. A permanent organization was effected during the second semester of the following year Membership in theorganization is a distinct honor. The requisites for election to the ,society are based upon achievement in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Only those students who rank in the upper third of their classes are eligible for election. These are elected by a committee of faculty advisors. THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD The Coaldale High School athletic board this year achieved improved administration of mat- ters wthin its scope by much needed reorgani- zation of the constitution, and a thorough re- writing of it. New methods of awarding honors in athletic activities, and of selection of cheer- leaders resulted. Made up of representatives of the student body, the board of education and the faculty of the high school, this year's athletic board proved one of the most cohesive and competent bodies of the school. THE IOURNALISM CLUB Since the beginning of the Annual, each year has seen the acquirng of higher awards by the successful staffs of these books. In the first publication the book received honorable mention in the second class. The last edition of our fast improving book, under the supervision of Mr. Keebler, received special award in the first division. The next highest award is the highest that can be bestowed on any year book, that is, All-American. It is our earnest hope that the 1936 Stentor be crowned All-American. THE PRINT CLUB The Print Club consists of a group of students who render valuable service to the high school. Tickets, posters, decorations and the like for the various school activities are artistically de- signed and made by the members. This work provides a worthwhile training in neatness and originality. Each member is encouraged to offer suggestions and thus develop his individ- ual abilities. THE BAND At its annual concert, our band had the honor of playing under the direction of Mr. H. Benne Henton, World famous saxophone soloist and former assistant conductor of Patrick COHWGYIS famous band. The other guest of honor and guest conductor was the Well known Lieutenant Ferd B. Lhotak, bandmaster of the Valley Forge Military Acad- emy and former United States Army band- master. The present members Wish to thank the par- ents Who have contributed a goodly share in promoting the band and sincerely hope that their interest in this splendid organization will continue. The band is indebted to Mr. Horn, who has been its faithful conductor and instructor through all these years. THE ORCHESTRA The Coaldale High School Orchestra, a musical organization of thirty-two pieces, is completing its sixth year under the direction of Professor I. J. Horn. The Orchestra is a very active organization in the school's activities. It has filled the air with music during plays, minstrels and other stage activities. The Orchestra should be thanked especially for the way it has helped to make our dismis- sals orderly and pleasant. THE ORANGE AND BLACK DANCE BAND This year marks the fifth anniversary of the Orange and Black Dance Band, under the present direction of Karl Koch. , Alex Fekula Was the originator of dance bands in the High School. We now have a band of twelve members, which is progressing very rapidly. This organization plays for assemblies and for dances after the basketball games. This year it played for the senior class Mardi Gras. The A. A. and S. C. A. supply donations that keep the band in music. 1 THE A'CAPPELLA CHOIR One of the largest and most promising of our clubs is the A'Cappella Choir. Organized and directed by Mr. Horn, it has proved a great success in that it has greatly increased the quality of Assembly singing. The Choir's participation in the Musical Comedy, lt's a Knockout, held December 15, l935, contrbuted greatly to the success of that revue. THE BAND Firrt Row: J. Hoffman, J. Dalto, J. Kleppinger, R Hoffman, R. Bynon, M. Johes, S. Harris, M. Mitchell J. Leidich, E. VVilling, N. Gersky. Srrozzd Row: T. Tokarczyk, S. Tenetylo, S. Schon- berger, W. Hedash, F. Ashmore, J. Rusinka, G. Ever- hart, B. Polisichak, A. Korsak, L. Hotfman, C. Koch, G Firkal, N. Danchak, F. Blasko, C. Godanis. . Third Row: I. Kuetalaitis, M. Fritz, B. Jones, A Feinstein, F. Millen, S. Scarloss, W. Millen, E. Butts D. Watkins, H. Dially, W. Eade, D. Polansky, G. Rickert W. Hoffman, M. Kidda, G. Lutchkus, H. Partitt, M Miller, M. Jones, L. Barron, J. Luksavage. Fourth Row: A. Davis, G. Kevolic, A. Morrall, M Meixell, E. Connahzm, B. Petras, WV. Harbolovic, D Leidich, H. Pavlik, B. Usup, L. Rabbis, J. Gibas, H Kinn, A. Harbolovic, V. Sweeney, J. Konecny, W. Par- titt, W. Klokel, H. Brunda, S. Paskosky, A. Stembrosky M. Phillips, F. Davis. Fiflh Row: N. Yalowey, W. Herring, J. Moran, R Jones, R. Aiken, C. Gangaware, A. Paskosky, E. Dolph A. Single, Mr. Horn, J. Cuerbo, C. Yesulaitis. THE ORCHESTRA First Row: L. Hoffman, J. Leidich, H. Partitt, M Kalista, C. Davis, S. Harris, M. Burnett. Second Row: R. Feinstein, S. Schonberger, T. Ceci A. Davis, H. Pavlick, N. Gersky, A. Stembrosky, M Phillips, F. Davis, M. Meixell, A. Morrall, E. Connahan W. Klokel, W. Parntt. Third Row: B. Usup, L Rabbis, J. Konecny, G Firkal, J. Hoffman, J. Dalto, Mr. Horn, F. Tokarczyk C. Godanis, N. Danchak, C. Koch, J. Cuerbo. THE ORANGE AND BLACK DANCE BAND First Row: J. Rusinka, W. Harbolovic, M. Kalista G. Kevolic, E. Laigon. Second Row: C. Koch, F. Blasko, J. Leidich, W Partitt, J. Cuerbo, I-'. Tokarczyk. THE A'CAPPELLA CHOIR First Row: R. Mihalovsky, C. Millen, R. Hoffman J. Lawton, M. Burnett, A. Morrall, M. Barnett, B. Cod- dington, C. Davis, F. Davis, M. Jones, M. Phillips, L Barron. Srcoud Row: B. Murphy, M. Fedora, P. Duyka, I Kuetalaitis, H. Philapovich, A. Petrucce, M. Barnovich M. Fritz, L. Weaver, M. Hrishko, M. Macenka, M Kaohurak. Third Row: J. Roncek, L. Hoffman, T. Harvey M. L. Jones, M. Paslawsky, J. Luksavage, V. Menconi S. Paskosky, A. Davis, E. Connahan, A. Bender, Mi Unitis. I V Fourth Row: H. Brown, J. Petruny, M. Bialis, W Moran, M. A. Bench, S. Harris, M. Mitchell, S. Boruch M. Jupina, A. Lutchkus, M. Skeerca. Fifth Row: J. Franko, W. Novitsky, F. Tokarczyk A. Bench, R. Feinstein, G. Firkal, S. Schonberger, Ni Katchak, B. Petrash, J. L. Partitt, P. Scraback. Sixth Row: F. McHugh, J. Dalto, E. Matakas, Mr Horn, B. Usup, C. Godanis, G. Firkal, D. Griffith. v v X I , , A n ,, ' ,V , 'ff - Q3 1,9 sim , ' 1 '::-3' 1' - an 9' as 4 'S :J 6 ,. ,A X A . wf v gg H qt, Q- Q 9 9 :H ,Gwg i w, 1 g 5,155 f5 fFF 133373 fi-5 l .. Q .Xi Q ,L 1 Y ii IAQ? an ,Y , W, my W img gl QQ? ,,f5? 7 M .. f s fLff fisgf 1. nf' 410122, X f Lf fffi'-s if 4,64 TAN Q , ,I ,QOV Q- 721 f, A a 1 -- L V N V V X X f TU 5 A . Q7 'Z 5 a 5 '23 m if '5' M, vi :Q 1 if ' ,gs im ws if 4' 2' W 5 eg W 4 Q! , THE CURRENT EVENTS CLUB THE GENERAL PROBLEMS CLUB THE GYM CLUB THE NEEDLECRAFT CLUB THE ART CLUB THE CURRENT EVENTS CLUB I ir.rt Rmv: P. Brishko, J. Hollan, VV. Luksavage S. Balazovich. Scvoiid Row: W. Brazz, J. Popik, J. Novitsky, J Patonetz, A. Gochal. Third Row: M. Konsko, W. Starowsky, Mr. Berger M. Serina, A. Gulla. THE GENERAL PROBLEMS CLUB First Raw: M. Matrician, R. Aiken, J. Franko, J Bischak, G. Hoffman, J. Mikulash. Svrmid Row: G. Firkal, C. Mock, N. Skirchak, P Pisanick, J. Brishko, H. Parhtt. Third Row: P. Byhel, J. Burna, J. Rapant, J. Maha- lick, E. Willing, VV. Zcnzel. Fourth Row: J. McDonald, H. Miller, J. Jnpina, F Shellhanier, M. Sedoriak, J. Lyba. Fifth Row: M. Durack, NV. Dalto, Mr. L. J. Melley T. Sotak, J. Valent. THE GYM CLUB First Row: S. Kurilla, R. Bynon, H. Jones, A. Pas- tucha, D. Harvey, O. King, M. L. Bench, H. Hoffa. Second Row: S. Horoschak, A. Korsak, T. Jones J. Danchak, C. Navratil, A. Reycla. Third Row: P. Jeffries, R. Hoben, G. Flyzik, V Miller, A. Stembrosky. Fourth Row: N. Demyanovich, N. Danchak, J. Kon- ecny, J. DiSan1e, D. Kuclrikofi, NV. NVi1liams. Fifth Row: F. Durilla, Mr. A. C. Kalen, R. Jones, J. Hotfman. THE NEEDLECRAFT CLUB First Row: T. Kalis, O. Goicla, V. Derzock, H. Lohe- nitz, M. Krizan. Svfoizd Row: A. Paskosky, A. Orach, A. Moneta, M Cuerbo, M. Domin, M. Surotchak. Third Row: Miss Laigon, A. Patonetz, O. Buhernak H. l-lzitchko, S. Bench, l. Halnska, L. Bynon. Fnurfli Raw: J. Delauretis, M. Yalowey, M. Puschak A. Stetiniak, B. Lewis, M. Prekopa, O. Patonetz. Fifth Row: R. Jones, A. Vanko, G. Mock, E. Pavlik R. Fudge, O. Pasternak, F. Clements, R. Rohall, M Macenka, A. Martinec, A. Pius. .S'i.rth Row: J. Kleppinger, M. Klementovich, B Polischak, M. Evans, M. Domin, R. Martinec, R. Hlav- ka. Svwiitli Row: O. Paslawsky, B. Slowitsky, M. Her- ring, Miss Bonner, M. Molotzak. THE ART CLUB First Row: J. Cnerbo, T. tlybel, M. Semow, A. Scar- loss, VV. Klokel, VV. Fedora, R. Mitchell. Sfruud Rath: VV. Molotzak, P. Hrunda, P. llartnak G. Everhart, S. Jahbo. Third Raw: G. Firkal, J. Radocha. S. Kuzack, D Dally, W. Cohen. Fnurfh Row: S. Horvath, P. Denipsher, Mr. Revt- yak, R. Oboril, F. liashubiac. Noi an I'irturc.' VV. Watkins. r v THE CURRENT EVENTS CLUB The Current Events Club, composed of fifteen boys, was organized to enlighten students con- cerning the affairs of the Modern world. The subjects considered in the club deal with War, International Law, the League of Nations, the World Court, Politics of the World and the United States, and Economics. One of the most discussed topics is the War-like situation in Europe and Asia. The members of the club are taught how to choose a topic, and how to prepare a paper for the discussion of it. The club is under the supervision of Mr. W. E. Berger. THE GENERAL PROBLEMS CLUB This club attempts a solution of various phases of problems not directly touched upon in the classroom. The problems have been selected from a Wide variety of subjects, as: Superstitions and Cults: the Stock and Bond Market: Etiquette for Table, Street and Home: Special Problems in Science: -Appreciation of the World's Greatest Musicp Identification of Musical Instruments in the Orchestra: Words Most Frequently Mispronounced In and Out ot School, etc. The club sponsor is Mr. L. I. Melley. THE GYM CLUB The Gym Club, made up of students keenly interested in the use of apparatus of the gym- nasium for the development of the human phy- sique, has forty members. From this group of outstanding gymnasts, Coach Andrew C. Kalen, director of physical education, selects the leading boys and girls for the varsity gym team. Members of the club are instructed in the use of such apparatus as parallel bars, spring- board and horse, rings, wands, dumbells and mats. THE NEEDLECRAFT CLUB . The main object of the Needlecraft Club is to train girls to be skillful with their hands, to decorate, to ornament and to economize by learning the meaning of A Stitch in Time Saves Nine. THE ART CLUB Pennsylvania's classrooms are perhaps the most influential of all factors in determining the character of the more than two million boys and girls who are attending Pennsylvania's schools. Some of these boys and girls will become crea- tors of art-in fact, many have already achiev- ed national acclaim. All will be appreciators. I THE FRENCH CLUB Le Cercle Francais, or the French Circle, aims to further the interest of alert students in this romantic language by the use of pleasant exer- cises such as the singing of simple French musical scores, the solving of cross-Word puz- zles dealing with French Words, the practice of every-day French conversation, the reading ot short-stories, riddles, and typical examples of French humor. ' Miss Beatrice Evans, instructor in French, is the club sponsor. THE MATHEMATICS CLUB The purpose of the 'Mathematics Club is to motivate and stimulate pupils in the study of Mathematics. The Mathematics Club is open not only to those pupils Who plan to enter higher institu- tions ot learning, but also to pupls who plan to go into their lite's Work directly after high school graduation. THE CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club was organized for the benefit of pupils interested in photography. There are six members in the club. The Club teaches the correct use of various kinds of cameras. The Club is under the supervision of Mr. R. B. Harvey, Who is Well versed in this line of Work. THE GIRL RESERVES The purpose ot the Girl Reserves is To Find and Give the Best. Their slogan is To Face Lite Squarelyf' To be a Girl Reserve means to groW to be the finest person one can become, in body, mind and spirit. Every girl is blessed with possibilities for growth. In her home, in her school, in her club activities, and in her church, there are oppor- tunities to take the next step in becoming. THE ETIQUETTE CLUB The Etiquette Club is an organized group of students who are desirous ot receiving training on current trends oi good manners. In addition to their keeping in touch with new phases of etiquette, the club stresses the fundamental prin- ciples of kindness, courtesy, and thoughtiulness of others in every-day lite. The members ot the club display keen in- terest in the present day requirements of eti- quette. They are sponsored by Miss Pearl Filer. THE FRENCH CLUB First Rare: E. Sharpe, A. Wiiisko, J. DeLay, F. Mon- chak, H. Brunda. St'l'0'lId Raw: 'l' Fudge, O. Bialis, N. King. Third 13010: W. Rabzula, Miss Evans, l-1. James. THE MATHEMATICS CLUB First Raw: S. Borucli, Miss McElhem1ey, S. Smariga Second Row: J. Nevenglosky, J. Zak, J. Vaio, E Derzock. Tlzird Raw: J. Hoffman, M. Zemzmik. THE CAMERA CLUB First Row: S. Domin, Ella Hitsko. Svroml Row: J. Matula, F. Buelizirik. Third Row: I . Opilo, Mr. Harvey, E. Miller. THE GIRL RESERVES First Rorv: Miss Mitchell, M. Mcixell, A. Snedilcn G. Schonbergcr, E. Stevens. Srrond Row: M, Roberts, O. Yarosky, E. Franko. Third Row: D. Oakes, C. Or:-in, M. Davis. THE ETIQUETTE CLUB , First Row: H. Chabiniuk, V. Vzivro, A. Evans, H Rajuic, Miss Filer. Svmizd Raw: T. Moueta, S. Semku, C. Vzuiclak, S Horoscliak. Third Raw: A. Y2lkllllCC, A. Mzltricizm, H. Puksar. Fourth Row: A. Single, A. Stefiniak, A. Percic. THE FRENCH CLUB THE MATHEMATICS CLUB THE CAMERA CLUB THE GIRL RESERVES CLUB THE ETIQUETTE CLUB S?-I THE WHOLE TOWN'S LAUGHINGH 'IT'S A KNOCKOUT ORATORY THE WHOLE TOWN'S LAUGHING The annual Senior Class Play was success- fully presented in the auditorium in afternoon and evening performances on Monday, Ianuary 27. It proved the most outstanding production in recent years, with two capacity audiences fully appreciative of the excellent dramatic per- formance. Written by Robert St. Clair, one of An1erica's leading playwrights, the play contained a cleverly woven plot and character parts very capably acted by the twelve members of the cast. The play was under the capable direction of Mr. Keebler. IT'S A KNOCKOUTX' A MUSICAL COMEDY Our annual musical comedy this year was under the able management of The Iohn B. Rodgers Producing Co. The show was well chosen, Well presented, and well received. -- Marie Mitchell, as Pattie, played the lead. She was well supported by Iohn Pisanik, the leading man as Bob Randall, Iosephine Kraj- covich as Iosie Randall, and Michael Skeerca as Spike Maloney, the trainer. The show was easily one of the high lights of our school year. We hope our next musical comedy will be as well directed, enjoyed and handled as this year's production. ORATORY Margaret Phillips represented our high school very capably in oratorical competition this year. In the Schuylkill County Forensic League Contests, Margaret placed second with her splendidly delivered oration, Freedom of the Press. In the Panther Valley Oratorical Contest, she received a high degree of praise in the final adjudication. Both contests were held in Coal- dale. THE WHOLE TOWN'S LAUGHING First Rfmu' M. Kohler, M. Mitchell, M. Jones. J Krzijcovich, S. Harris, A. Petrucce. Seumizl Row: G. Kevolic, G. Maury, M. Skeerca, Mr Keebler, T. Berger. D. Griffith, S. Schonberger. IT'S A KNOCKOUTX' A MUSICAL COMEDY Left to Right: M. Skeerca, R. Coddington, P. jeff- ries, M. Phillips, F. Davis, -I. Pisanick, M. Mitchell, I Krajcovich, VV. Herring, ll. Gritiith, G. Firkal, R. jones ORATORY M zirgaret Phillips. I ALMA MATER Music by lohn I. Horn V Words by O. S. Keebler Oh 'the wind thru the trees blows cheerful, lt sways them in their glory: It whispers a little ear full, It tells a wondrous story Ot spirit true and athletes too, And deeds both brave and goryg Ot courage that has been true blue Our Alma Mater's glory. SPIRIT OF COALDALE HIGH Music by: Words by: P lohn I. Horn O. S. Keebler Give a cheer for dear old Orange and the Black we love so well: Never tear her colors clear, We'll give a cheer for and a yell: Coaldale High, she always wins her battles from her old time toes: So Hip Hurray! Our team is always on its toes, always on its toes, So let us tight for dear old High School, Then all our pep We'll give the right school, Fight for dear old Colaldale High School, Fight, Fight, Fight, Fight, Fight, Cheer up. Chorus: Coaldale, Coaldale High School dear, For you We'll tight till lite torsakes us, For you We'll fight till death o'ertakes us, Then fight for Coaldale, Coaldale give a che She's bound to Win from her opponents, Dear old High School that we love. 91' THE TEAM FOREVER To the tune ot On the Mall by Frank Goldman Words by O. S. Keebler So, We'll sing a song for Coaldale High, We'll sing it loud: For the team that tights hard all the game: Not a thing is wrong for which to sigh, lust hear the crowd, Cheer our boys on to victory and fame, Oh the Orange and the Black, We'll cheer for day and night, 'Hound our colors, We'll all rally now, Let us give a cheer for Coaldale High With all our might, Let us show our opponents how. 2,. .L.gw, Ag-xjfqfuv-, -in-v I 111331-xzfvg., : 'qw , ', 1 Y I 1,.'v7 .7 3 il?W.'a- T. , X , ' , 'Nqr' nf A fflf' :A J' ' ' , lifi M b. -- ' r 'A Q ' . , ' ,. 1 : W' ' ' . r ' ' ' ' an ' A X E V 1 .. Athi. -gr wwf 'fu . , V A 2-x , cy. 1, y 2 :+1Q-+ - +. 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Lf' T ,H X I 1 , , 2 , 'f 4 T A ' ' 11 I .L . ll ni ll tl il ll l P 1oo-y...g...........,...,.....................-.....,.-...,,,.+,,-,-.K....g,+Q Compliments ot ' William .l. Clements 1 DEPENDABLE EOR 88 YEARS p z l ' 0 G R E E N S .l 5 IEWELER AND GIFT SHOP SINCE 1847 ll POTTSVILLE. PA. ff , Compliments of 0 ' Walter Evans P ' l ' 3 , THE DOUTRICH ORGANIZATION T ll Extends C-reetirlqs and Very Best Wishes 4 ii I lg To Every Member Of The Clclss of l936 Y' Of The Coclldole High School. 4 l 5 l 2 f DOUTWICH S l Q I 5 Always Reliable ' 5 E I 0 3 Po'l l'svlLLE. PA. il 5 U 2 Y ,I4.,,.g.,Qo-o-o-o-o-o-o4-o-o-o-0-o-0-o-0-O-0-of0-o'l-O-lwo-o-o::-0-o-tcm-0-0-o-t' : 1:13-o-rc sf :: fr : V1-:mi -I - --- --ft.-t---31 t- Y-, , , , , -. Q:-0.9 Q-9-0-9.4-Q-Q..-Q..-0-Q-no-so-9 04 Test Make a list of the gifts which, in your opinion, have brought the greatest joy and most lasting satisfaction to both giver and recipient. You will very likely discover that good jewelry and its accessories occupy the place of honor. The passing years leave little trace of gifts that quickly wear out, but jewels, diamonds, personal adornments, watches, precious metalwares, etc., are often passed on into the second or third generation. Such Quality Goods and Dependable Service, are always obtainable at .Millerfs jewelry Store l23 East Phillips Street COALDALE, PA. AGENT FOR I. R. WOOD AND SON. INC. Manufacturers oi Fine Rings Since 1850 H. V. PARENTE DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE HAZLETON, PA. ,1 :- :1-o-Q-o-01:4-o-cV:v:::4-o-O--n:::Q-o-O-Q-Q::ft :' 'A' '22 21 1: 000-t-01691 -019-o-Q-on-o-0-o-0-o-0-Q-0-0-0-Q-vowfofo-.4-Q4-0-q -I-Q..-Q-no-04.0-Q-0950900000-00-p.+Qpq+ DR. GELB III W. BROAD STREET TAMAQUA, PA. CLASSES FITTED RIGHT Office Hours Daily: 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Phone 860 FRANC ULRICI-I STATIONER and PRINTER GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS LOOSE LEAF AND BOUND BOOKS 127 W. BROAD STREET TAMAQUA. PA. Fmchl4o's Quality Market MEATS, GROCERIES and FRUITS 238 W. RIDGE STREET Phone 964I We Deliver Lumber Yard Contractor Builder Thomas O. Hoppes West Cottage Avenue TAMAQUA. PA. Painting Repairing Phone 433 COMPLIMENTS OF V. Sicenavage FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES VARIETIES OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Tel. 315R COALDALE, PA. .g..-Q-o-q-o.q...g.o4-o-Q...g...g.o.q-o-g---q-Q-g.o-o..vo-g-qqf:19.9.1-3-ff-f:-gA:f3f:-9.,.g-3 3-:Q 3 rc, txt-000-O-0-o-0-o-I-o-0-Q-o-om..-no-Q...a..-q-.4...g..-y-s..-0-.-g...o---o-.-g-..g-..q...p..g-.-g-..q...g.o.g.Q- i - Now Showing - OUR NEW LINE OF 1936 WALL PAPER AND ENAMELS Prices Unusually Low Abe Schonberger Third Street COALDALE. PA. JOHN BIALIS MEATS AND GROCERIES 218 First Street COALDALE. PA. OOALDALE HIGH SCHOOL BAND UNIFORMS Made By George Evans 8: Co. Inc., PHILADELPHIA, PA. COMPLI MENTS OF FRI EDBERG'S LOW PRICE LEADERS TAMAQUA. PA. Bobbie Willing's Meat Market FULL LINE or FRESH AND coLD MEATS can Phone Sao-M DELlvER1Es MADE FURNITURE RADIOS HARDWARE Seligrnan CE, Co., Inc. TAMAQUA, PA. ...q-Q.g..- -Q-g...g-.4-o-0-o-0-o-rea-on-o-c-o-0-Q-m-Q-om-Q-9-om::fy213 -:11:, Q-ce: gf -Q-o.g.Q-g.0.g.Q.q.0.g.o.g.o.g.Q-g.Q4.0-q.Q-p.-q.Q.g-o.g- 4.-.g-.-g.o-Q-o4.o-0-o-9.0-po-g-Q-po-Q-0-0.0.9-Q.mo. Instruments Used By The Coalolale High School Furnished by W EYMAN CO. 13th and Arch Streets PHILADELPHIA. PA. COM PL! MENTS OF C 0 M I S A C S Quality Groceries and Meats, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 55 WEST WATER STREET Phone 651-M We gladly take your order by Phone COMPLIMENTS OF SHUBECK BROS. Panther Valley's Leading Plumbing and Heating Contractors 5 East Phillips Street Phone 221-R COALDALE, PA. HADES TY HARDWARE CO., Inc. Othello Enamel Ranges. Radios. Sporting Goods, Electric Sweepers and Washers Phone 1 17 TAMAQUA, PA. Producers of OLD COMPANY'S LEHIGH The Best Since 1820 Lehigh Navigation Coal Co. A J. Howard Williams tMaytag Washerl TAMAQUA, PA. iw- 1,:r::a-o-41:19-o-01:1 1c:s:::a::4-Q-no-Q:::e-o-o--mcfaeces-..g-..q-:fgf:A -:f -::9..-c-:mecca-o-cf: r in -o-o-o-o-p.-o-o4-..q..-q.......g...g.......o.--o-.-n...g..,,: ir:-g,e,....,,:4...ge:-Q-Q-ci : -si:-oi :gg::- -:-no Compliments of Wood Brothers Noted for Quality. Candy, Ice Cream. Delicious Dinners. Sandwiches, and Sea Food TAMAQUA. PA. Weaver's News Stand All Kinds of Stationery. Books, Magazines. and Newspapers 9 Berwick Street TAMAQUA. PA. COMPLIMENTS OF N. 6? ll. Greenberger PANTHER vALLEY's LEADING FURNITURE STORE LANSFORD, PA. COM PLI MENTS OF RITZ THEATRE COALDALE. PA. Telephone 124 Direction P. A. MAGAZZU ALL FOR FUN and FUN FOR ALL MEET THE GANG at the RlTZ Modern Conveniences Reasonabie Prices Rl A LTO H O TE l- RESTAURANT and SODA GRILLE Comer Ridge and Coal Streets Phone 9625 LANSFORD. PA. COMPLI MENTS OF 'flue Palace X Victoria Theatres LANSFORD. PA. 4, 3-,og-o.q,:.3.o-Q1 :azz : 41:Qg1: ,gfeq--.qf::gA::g. 02:41 ::3.-..f:fg:::g-.41 : rg-:Eg-.4:::0-Q-c::40-0-r Y Y-Y -Y -- --- -- --- - . -A- 1-1 . . 1-1 . .pg-9-0. . ,,, ,-,g.o-0.o-c.-.i---tY- --.3-o-Q-ce:-0-of - 0-oft-:-og-QI va-ot-Q-oo COMPLIMENTS OF Gallagher 63 Yemm NASH SALES and SERVICE Automobile Parts and Equipment 52 WATER STREET Phone 9624 COALDALE, PA. COM PLIMENTS OF DALEY SISTERS MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS COALDALE. PA. CHARLES WATKINS FRUITS AND PRODUCE High Street COALDALE. PA. Philadelphia Bargain Store TAMAQUA, PA. TI-IE GATEWAY TO ECONOMY IS WIDE OPEN HERE. - -- -czg.::g.::Q-Q.g.::0::aww-of:-c-Qvo.g,9.3,:fr:- .: ': Doo-r: req: - ::a::: -.g-.-c:::x1::r:- A:1..-cf: rc.:-o-r:'r:1-0:::z:::z::::::. .:. 0-q::4-..q,:,3,::4:: 111:15 Compliments of Meyer's Garage 20-22 Center Street LANSFORD. PA. Thomas Kuetalaitis TAILOR AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS SECOND STREET COALDALE, PA Compliments of Lunsford! Bottling Works VESS-DRY cmd WHISTLE LANSFORD. PA. Ben We1sh's SANITARY BARBER SHOP 9 W. PHILLIPS STREET COALDALE. PA. Julo Brothers PLUMBING HEATING Phone 276M ZI6 E. RIDGE STREET COALDALE, PA. N esbitt's Cut Rate Z2 WEST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. ...o-o-o-o-o-o-ro-0-oQ-o4-.4-o+o-rQ-...-0-.4-.4-s-o-0-o-c':1-- 11:4-o-Q-.4--1: Aeg.-.g...g--1. A ,,, Q ELLA R. GILDEA IRENE DEMYANOVICH THE NEW PERMANENT WAVE BEAUTY I DO ALL BRANCHES OF 205 E. Ridge Street BEAUTY CULTURE CQALDALE, PA, Coaldale, Penna. LEWIS SERVICE STATION , 1 l0H.N LEWIS, Prop. . Compllmentb of CODIBCIAILIEBIXEES Drmks M I S S G L E I M I66 THIRD STREET! T 2e BRUNDA'S BARBER SHOP M . L A N K A L I S SHAMPOOING AND BEAUTY SHOP MASSAGING E. High Street COALDALE, PENNA. COALDALE, PENNA. Compliments of DIAMOND SWEET SHOPPE AND LUNCH W.RidgeStreet 7 LANSFORD, PENNA. C 0 A T- D A T- E MAUREHS UP-To-DATE VARIETY STORE GARAGE 101 E. PHILLIPS STREET LANSFQRD' ppt' ' s. I. BOTEK ,D g S Wholesale BEER Distributor Compmems O 125 E. Bertsch Street C A R P E N C I E S PA' PURE Foon MARKET Compliments of T W Y W TTlRT ENDICOTT-IOHNSON GEORGE DEMYANOVICH STORE TAMAQUA, PENNA. SANITARY BARBER SHOP T Compliments of A , ,fm , - ? ----- H. F E I N S T E I N GREEN CROCERIES, TRUCK AND C0mPUm9'U5 Of F R 252632921 S 254 Sixth sr. Ph 9627 coaldale, Pa. OSWAT-D'S MEAT MARKET -Q.--o---se:e::::xV:,:-on :zz-Q-t: a-:Vie-c :1::f v 3 -etfvco-Q-c':::::4Y:4f:-27:4-:lo-O-0-0-c :1-0 ..- I 1 tr: 13' : :jvc-3-9-Q' : 1.:.C:::'u:aC::-I' 3 l:::QnO' C 131: 19910-OIG i -5161-3-Qcbvtliabb-Ofifir 213-010 PAINTING, BODY AND FENDER WORK A SPECIALTY CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE ANDREW M. STRAUSS. Dealer Show Room and Repair Shop at II2 E. KLINE AVENUE LANSFORD, PA. Phone 557 COMPLI MENTS OF A. 8: P. S T O R E PHILLIPS AND SECOND STREETS COALDALE, PA COMPLI IVIENT5 OF PAUL STRAUSS FANCY MEATS AND GROCERIES 328 W. BERTSCH STREET LANSFORD, PA PHONE 93-1 WE DELIVER COM PL I MENTS OF TAMAQUA LAUNDRY ROWAN BROTHERS Phone, Lansford 351-M Tamaqua I40-I We Try To Do The Impossible Please Everybody COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. RICHARD H. EVANS 'A' '-- '-1.0. -ff A, .-, A V carc- Q4-:fo-o-0-o-v 1 v V V-V V- Y-V Y Y-Y Y rv, o-0-Q-0-o-0-o-g.Q.g. 1. : .:..-.4 1 x-:fo::. -:fa-.-e-:za--.g...t::f: 9Q...g.......q...q...g..-....g...g...g...q...g..-q..-a-o- J. R. BOYLE 8z SON - AND - I N S U R A N C E COALDALE, PA. COMPLIIVIENTS OF CHARLES X. BLOCK MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNISHINGS TAMAQUA, PA. A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL WEISS' DEPARTMENT STORE LANSFORD, PA. F UREY'S NEWS AGENCY MAGAZINES NEWSPAPERS AT YOUR SERVICE DELIVERY TO YOUR DOOR - Phone I27-I - I08 SECOND STREET COALDALE, PA. If You Are Contemplating the Purchase of a STONE Get In Touch With SUMMIT HILL MARBLE AND GRANITE COMPANY SUMMIT HILL, FA. IfVe furry the' largest stork in P0'I17ES1jI'l'll'l1ilL mul you are sure to find the best selection at our display 'in Summit Hill. All the Latest Styles of Glasses. Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRS OF GLASSES OF ALL KINDS AT VERY LOWEST PRICES. DR. H. S. YOST, Optometrist 9 W. RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. 1 - 1.-Vt,-it-1 Y t--vt.-.t.-1-v-x.-.t.- 'Vt - 047- t - -tv-1 --L:-I :.1.:.:.:.t : 1 zrrcac-::x: .Q-Q-0-Q-g...q:::g::fgf:: 13.g...g1g,g...g::fg1:.g 3 Q.-q.:.3 : yea-oueeepoq-Q-g.Q4.Q4,o-po-g.o.g-Q-Q. Everything To Build Anything THE SCHILBE LUIYIEER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES Planing Mill - General Building Construction East Broad and Laurel Streets TAMAQUA, PA. Phone Tamaqua 265 Visit our Display Room COMPLI IVIENTS OF SHAW'S WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE TAMAQUA, PA. COMPLI MENTS OF SCRAFFORD'S HOMETOWN, PA. Porvaznik IF'IIo1r'iis1t LANSFORD, PA. This flower establishment has been doing business in Lansford and vicinity for 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 ISI-I Nothing as Delicious or Wholesome as a Dish of our HO-MAID ICE CREAM CANDIES PEANUTS COALDALE NESQUEI-IONINC LANSFORD COM PLI MENTS OF FRANKEUS VARIETY STORE LANSFORD, PA. r :,::',...g::-3.04-::g1:1-0-reef: 31:4-o4f::1.: rt : :-O4-0-Q-o-Q-oq-o-0-o-0vo-0-o-0-o-0-of0---0-o-0- Q. ON THE HIGHWAY COALDALE, PA. -no-e:::c:::z::V : 7:70-Q-01:12 -:Y -: . : Q-Q-o-q-o4:q.Q-g-o-g-.-q.0q-.-.-o-g-o-Q-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o- WHEN UNEXPECTED 1 GUESTS ARRIVE SERVE BEI ' A 5 I IEQI , I I H f TJ 9 , SAYLIIR H0 .AID ' BREAD COMPLIMENTS OF COLUMBIA GARAGE ROB'T. MILLER, mp. HUDSON-TERRAPLANE-PACKARD MOTOR CARS 20I CEDAR STREET TAMAQUA, PA COMPLIMENTS OF B. H. DREHER LUMBER, MILLwoRK AND BUILDING MATERIAL TAMAQUA, PA. WM. H. DIEFENDERFER - A U T O P A R T S - GENERATOR, STARTER, IGNITION AND MAGNETO PARTS AND REPAIRS. SPECIAL MACHINE WORK. TAMAQUA, PEN NA. BEER AT ITS BEST AT JOE'S CAFE SEA FOODS DAILY po-p.-q-Q.g-..g-Q-g.Q.pQ-0-o-a-o-0--0.Q-0-o-0-o-0-Q-Q-o.u.Qq.Q.o-on-o-Q-o-9-04-o-Q-Q-Q-1 1, 11-4.0-0:-3:31 ::: -:19-Q-r:fr:-3:::3--1--Yytcro-0-no-O.:-:.:Y o41:1g::,31:, f:- -o.g:::c::-0 COMPLI MENTS OF Panther 'Valley Auto Stores 162 W. RIDGE STREET LANSFORD. PENNA N. 8: G. DRUMHELLER HARDWARE AND PAINTS STROIVIBERC-CARLSON RADIOS Phone 667 26 E. RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PENNA HIRSCH BARBER AND BEAUTY SERVICE Phone Tamaqua 412 For Appointment. PERMANENT, MARCEL AND FINGER WAVING SPECIALISTS. HAIR COLORING MANI RIN L , CU G, SCA P TREATMENTS, EYE LASH 6 BROW TINTING, EXPERT BOBBING, FACIALS. SANITARV-SCIENT!FIC-COURTEOUS-SERVICE NAN KING, Manager I. NOBLE HIRSCH, Proprietor PEOPLES TRUST CO. BUILDING TAMAQUA, PA. COM PLI IVIENTS OF Tamaqua Underwear Co. TAMAQUA, PENNA. Phone: Lumber Yard-216-Coal Dock BECKEIVS BUILDING SUPPLIES Office and Mill:-223-243 ROWE STREET CERTIFIED READY MIXED CONCRETE Coal Dock Readymixing Plant S. Greenwood St TAMAQUA, PA. CHOCOLATE SOLDIER I53 W. BROAD STREET TAMAQUA, PENNA. fc --r f-f f--r--a-.-c'- r- no-c f 1'-as -1 - no-no-Q - xg-4' - - ...o..-c A o po-c::.g.:-31:42:.g:::r:-r:-r: 9-Q-Q-04.1.1-:-3.-Q.:.1 : 31::x.:4.:.g::4-:.3.:.3.:4.:.g.:.g...g 3 Q- CENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES, REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, WASHERS, RADIOS, and WORKSHOPS. Molotzak's Electric Store COALDALE, PA. EB. IE. Griffith :mil Sum FUNERAL DIRECTORS LADY ASSISTANT, MODERN EQUIPMENT. AND DISPLAY ROOM. Phone 493 COALDALE, PA. COMPLI MENTS OF T. J. EVANS GREENWOOD INN LIGHT LUNCH SERVICE STATION ITALIAN SPACI-IETTI A SPECIALTY A. R. CIBBONS, Prop. COALDALE, PA. Q.: .rc-1: rco--c::.9':1r:. .:4f:1 ..g::4::4::1 .::g...g.-.g..-Q .po-0 .. :cl 1:4-Q-Q:3:3111-::r:fpo-Q-:fr:':::- 7:1 '21 -2130-C C1-2490 COM PLI M ENTS OF SCHEHWS DEPARTMENT STORE BROAD STREET TAMAQUA, PA. LADIES WEAR DRY GOODS FURNITURE AND R U C S CONGRATULATIONS UPER ERVICE TATION AT THE LANSFORD BALL PARK LET US LUBRICATE YOUR CAR WITH VEEDOL OILS AND GREASES TO VEEDOLIZE YOUR CAR MEANS GREATER SAFETY AND COMFORT IN MOTORINC-. CONEYISLAND LUNCH TAMAQUA, PENNA. .94-Q-Q..-9.9. ...Q-.4--.g...g-..g.....-.g-.Q : :, :Y 0-Q:::34::r:4: .- x f :Aer-4 A cf-11: H z - x -4e-'z'-1---s'-- f-As--...af-1-o o-o-cf-fr-fr-':-A1-o-c--'r- 9-o-c--1'-'vi Compliments of ARCADIA LUNCH 63 SECOND ST., COALDALE, PA. Burks Doggies Hamburgers Breyer Ice Cream Compliments of REGAL AND BLUM CREDIT IEWELERS TAMAQUA, PENNA, Compliments of R O S S M O S C O Candy, Cigarettes and Tobacco 2nd and Ridge Streets COALDALE, PA. Compliments of IOSEPH IVIARCONI COALDALE SHOE MAKER ZACHERY'S PLACE GOOD BEER WEST HIGH STREET MAF F 'S SERVICE STATION JOSEPH MAFF, Prop. 900 E. Broad Street TAMAQUA, PENNA. Compliments of YETTEN SUPPLY CO. TAMAQUA, PENNA, Compliments of BOND'S DRUG STORE TAMAQUA, PENNA. Compliments of P A T ' S P L A C E Com limen s of ZIMMERIIIIAN BROS. FRUIT PRODUCE LANSFORD, PENNA. KLEMENTOVICH'S BEER GARDEN II E. Water Street COALDALE, PA, Compliments of IOHNSON AND MUCKLOW TAMAQUA, PENNA. Compliments of DR. I. WASILKO - DENTIST- LANSFORD, PA. FOR BETTER CLOTHES SEE THE H U B S T O R E Lansford's Low Price Store Compliments of SHERMAN'S MINERS STORE WHERE FRIEND MEETS FRIEND TAMAQUA, PENNA. z'-'rAfo'-1--1-o-Q - 3-.-q-..g-A-g-..gf-4'- 9-...Q-.- Compliments of C E N T R A L SERVICE STATION TAMAQUA, PENNA. Q ll 9 'l l ll Q il 1+ ll 1- l i 'P l 'P ll H ll Fl 0 4 4 : 4-0-Q - :AQ-ot: -ost :sr 5 i 5 i il... 41 ...g...g...g...........g.... .,...g...,...g.-...-...-.g.... .g ...-.. .g-on-o-0-o-Q-.4---0-Q-9-Q... KREXTQN STUDIO 1? 9 1? 'T WI bl H 3 . 1? Q' ga 9 PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE 3 STENTOR H I 2 LANsF0Rn, PENNA. 3 5 Q E 2 E ...QQ-Q-po.q...g.o.4-QQ..-Q...q.-.g...g.-.g.-...o-5--4 .g. .g -4 Q-o-0-o-O-o-no-Q-on-Q-Q-Q-y .g...q...g.-.q...g...g.-.q-..g...g-o-0-o-g.-.n--.....g.-.g ....-.g.....- .g..-n...q...g...g...g..-Q-.-g...g1..g...g...g Phone 430-R Free Delivery OUR SCIENTIFIC DRY CLEANING PROCESS CLEANS THE DAINTIEST APPAREL PRESSING - REPAIRING - DYEING PANTHER VALLEY CLEANERS AND DYERS 50 BULL RUN STREET COALDALE, PA. RUGS CLEANED AND SHAMPOOED - FURS GLAZED Come Clean with Us and We will Dye for You. ROBERT SCUTTA, Cen. Mgr. IO!-IN SCUTTA KEILMAN BROTHERS - and - HOSIERY STORE TAMAQUA, PA. FOR GOOD EATING K O sEL'rzE1a's -IICEIKR -PRODUCTS SELTZER PACKING COMPANY PoT'rsvlLLE, PA. COVERS AND BINDINGS forthe 1936 ST E N TO R Manufactured by NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY PHILADELPHIA, PA. A Beautiful Figure Is a joy For Ever Preserve and maintain it by using an abundance of - M I L K - ASK FOR HAZLE Phone Tamaqua I000 HAZLE MILK AND ICE CREAM COMPANY -Q-0-g-QQ--.g...g.-.q...g...g...g...g...g.-.g-0.1.0-m -0.Q-0.0.Q-Q.g.Q.q-Q-Q-9.9-Q.g...g-0.0-04.9-no-9.0.9 fr: t::31 :It I J-0-O-0-01:xl:Q-ow:1O-0-0-o-0-0-ol-Q-Q-0-0-00-04-90400.-Q-Q-Oo-no-uvmo-90000 ix- BE51' WISHES Compliments of Q TO THE cLAss OF 1936 FREED S STQRE 2 Clothing : Shoes : Furnlshlngs a Mr. and Mrs. George Morrall Lansford, Penna. l l DRINK MORE MILK 3 1? Milk furnishes more of the essentials of the day's diet than any other food. Every child E should have at least a quart a day. Q lr Milk is a Protective Food. Milk is Also Economical. 0 I SCHUYLKILL COUNTY MILK DEALERS AND PRODUCERS t M. LOSOS -MEN'S OUTFITTER- 3 12 W. BROAD STREET TAMAQUA, PA. 9 s o U R B E R ' s 5 THE LARGEST AND MOST UP-T0-DATE DISPLAY OF IEWELRY IN THE PANTHER CREEK VALLEY. 2 0 -- SEE - t SOUREERS JEWELRY .STORE 5 TAMAQUA, PENNA. 2 .....g.......g...g.Q4. o.g.0.g.o.g..4.Q-Q..-g.-.g.Q.g.-.p .g...g...q...g..-Q..-q.o.s.Q-o-o-o.o-mo-0-o-o-o-Qso4oo-0u- 1- zz--aw -:Ax-1--1-fr-ze-x-Yo'-1-1'-A Compliments of ROXY SHOE STORE TAMAQUA, PENNA. oo-Q:r:1f:1':'r:1tr:1:I:1':1:t:t- Compliments of L O U I S T O B E L WHOLESALE NOTIONS TAMAQUA, PENNA. NELL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 'C 'i'QQMQL,MENTS M 'RH Frederics Vita Tonic and Croquignole F Permanent Waving O 123 W. PHILLIPS STREET A F R I E N D NELLIE CREVANUS Phone 568-R MICHAEL GONDA MERCHANT TAILOR 23 E. Ridge Street Lansford, Penna. Telephone 245-I IFITJESEIIMA. H51 MSE s FUNERAL DIRECTOR couimzous AND SYNIPATIIETIC SERVICE LANSFORD, PENNA. TONY PECORARO - BARBER - NEW COLUMBUS, PA. Compliments of I. N. PUSHCHAK MEATS AND CROCERIES COALDALE, PENNA. LEADING CLEANERS OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY IAC O B P O S T POTTSVILLE, PA. Compliments of LEWIS INSURANCE A G E N C Y LANSFORD, PA. BROWN HARDWARE CO. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS STATIONERY AND SPORTING GOODS LANSFORD, PENNA. Compliments of D . B R O W N COALDALE, PENNA. C O H E N ' S CI-IILDREN'S SHOPPE FROM INFANCY T0 GRADUATION LANSFORD, PA. Compliments of HOBEN'S RESTAURANT COALDALE, PENNA. Compliments of I. M. DOAK -FI.oIzIsT- TAMAQUA, PENNA. MCELROY 4QqQ.g ,4-..g..,.:1g,:, -.g::' -: :f - .4--4-1 1-:4-0-rg I 4.04.0-q...g.-.g...,.--q...g...g...q......-Q--.g...o-0.0. -4--.0-..o-om.o-n-q-o-oq....-o-g-o-g-.-no-no-so-Q-of ANTHONY LAKITSKY Compnmems of , I O H N I E Z Z COALDALE, PENNA. COA'-DALE, PENNA. Compllmenfs Of America's Passport to Health WILLIAM'S-I -BOWLING- CONFECTIONERY STORE GRAND RECREATION Phillips Street Coaldale, Pa. COALDALE. PENNA. ZANE'S G. W. CLEMSON BARBER SHOP PURE ICE 'ro PLEASE Lehi h Stre t m CqALpfLE, FJNNA- TAMAQUA, PENNA. X BUSINESS TRAINING We College grade courses-one year and two years-for young men and women graduates of Colleges, Preparatory and High Schools. CATALOG on REQUEST PIERCE SCHOOL or BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Pine Street West of Broad PHILADELPHIA, PA H A Compliments of CORNER INN FIRST Cr RIDGE STREETS COALDALE, PA Patrenize Our Advertisers They Deserve llfnl ..o...g'O- -0-vo-Q-Q-Q-om-.. .- .--Q.- ..4...g...q--q.-.g.....-....-q...q..-g...9..4-.-p-.-q-.4-.-g...g..-g. w .1 5:f . if WS , ' ft A ,fir F-I. -5., W. 1 P. 3' F 3. 5- Q, 5 3 E gb 1 'iff - V: 3-5 5, LEE' 7 4 , . 1.3, '1 I fvgm ggi., ' wp M 6,7 5 .gy ' if . 'i':8v . 2 V , . fig? 1963 . 53? Lhf IQ? .HP ?:.Sfj.i, gigi H5 ai ,,. iw! Rig' A My 4- . 4. 53 -' 4 -- Q N - -' ,,:,,, ' - ':, - , .fx - ,. L ini ? 1. V . v , - - 4 . I 1 .1 1, X - 1 X l ki L, ku' 'X 3 , ,A : 5 i 1 L 5 5 . kv 1 L: U 5, P. Lt 7, 11 xi lr? rn ,.r :ia 5' 35 , W if M ,L W2 E 3? x.: i2 Q if E R' ,Y rf if sg? S. 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