Coaldale High School - Stentor Yearbook (Coaldale, PA)

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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

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.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.

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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