Coaldale High School - Stentor Yearbook (Coaldale, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1938 volume:

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George Eirkai Business Manager ..... .... I ohn Bischak Associate Business Manager ........ Giga Yarosky Advertising Manager ............. Eugene Laigon Associate Advertising Manager ........ Iohn Burna Faculty Advisor ..... . . O. S. Keebier A . Canfen i4 AUTUMN Order and Authority Lectures, quizzes and headaches Cheers, jeers, and touchdowns. WINTER Umpah's and tra-la-la's Whatever We like A Girls, giggles and songs Cheers, jeers and iieldgoals. SPRING Curtain and costumes Flips and flying rings Words, Words, words Learning and dignity. Aww P .af ,v,x.,:' W , R K 5 xx . 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K fTSg?4iaa'i,rfQij,, i V , '- Yugi 'LV ik 4 H i 'Q I . as L, V Y 'L , , f, MMg,55 - Sw 'V A.. ,Gam-' V' ' 4 f??: .,Pf 1 f At 1- N J: J , f W .f Q,-w..:f. , - M V, if ' KW ,,, ' vg, 2 1, Seated: Kermit Hoffman, Walter Evans, John Pascoe, Charles Watkins, George Foster. Standing: Norman Richards, Steve Radocha. Board of Ealucation The high standing ot our schools is due largely to our Board ot Education. These men have given unstintedly ot their time and talents to offer the young people ot Coaldale excellent educational opportunities. A The people of our community as Well as the faculty and student body of ' our school appreciate their untiring efforts. This year the board lost one ot its most able and outstanding members. Mr. Iacob Berger, who served Well and faithfully tor twenty years, retired. Mr. lohn Pascoe has been elected to till the place made vacant by the retirement ot Mr. Berger. We feel sure that he Will carry on the splendid work. Mr. John E. Gildea, Supervising Principal. Miss Mary Pascoe, Executive Secretary. Mr. A. C. Moser, High School Principal. 1 QfA'ce Persona! Messrs. lohn E. Gilclea and A. C. Moser have, through their cooperative efforts, rnaole school life pleasant and profitable for looth students and teachers. Their Work, thouqh intangible is very real and much appreciated. Without Miss Pascoe's services, the office routine of our school would function much less smoothly. onguage uno! iterature Seated: Miss Beatrice Evans, French. Miss Cathryn Cavanaugh, Latin. Miss Pearl Filer, Librarian. Standing: Mr. Oscar Keebler, English. Mr. Samuel Pascoe, English. Pfzysfcof olucation ana! usic Seated: Miss Margaret Blaney, Physical Education. Standing: Mr, Daniel Jones, Instrumental Music. Mr. Andrew Kalen, Physical Education. I 1 Qociaf Science an COfHll1Cl'Cl'L7! 3?Ll!3j'CCf5 Seated: Miss Ella Mitchell, Social Science. Miss Adele Laigon, Bookkeeping and Shorthand, Miss Marcella Furey, Shorthand and Typewriting. Standing: Mr. Wilbur Berger, Social Science. Mr. Thomas Raymer, Social Science, fjcience nmol l'l'lGl!ll7'lUlLl'CS Seated: Miss Mary McElhenney, Mathematics and English. Mr. Theodore Lithgow, Mathematics and English. Mr. Leonard Melley, Chemistry, Biology and English. Standing: Mr. Randolph Harvey, Physics and General Science. Mr. Steve Martinec, General Science. I , fm, W?7a:.'fJ?f13f1:wwzfwz F.?1.:rTfTT i ' 'M K 1 'f .- ' ,A ...W a,1-a.A.,. s,,f,,,,., f,,,t.Q3f.w,r ,. 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Aiken, Mr. Lithgow, Miss Evans, Mr. Harvey, T. Fudge, H. Demyanovich, A. Hosak, R. Yemm, M. Sernko. Student Cooperati ve ssociation Not until this group was organized did our students know what co- operation and selt-government really meant. The first project that the S. C. A. undertook was a Freshman reception. Other activities they have sponsored are: the booster program, sales at varsity athletic games, dances, the minstrel, the memorial program in memory ot Mr. Horn, and the revision of the Merit and Demerit system. All organizations and home rooms of our school are represented in this body. These representatives take back reports trom the Weekly meetings and bring in problems that confront their organizations or home rooms. The purposes ot this group are: to provide for the betterment of our school and to aid the students in solving those problems which concern them. OFFICERS Harold Partitt .... ...... P resident Thelma lones . . . . . Secretary Daniel Polansky .... Vice President Bette L. Murphy . . . . .Treasurer Third Row: FY I'CS!1lTl6l'L First Row: Lehotsky, Brunda, Paslowsky, Bolechek, Starousky, Bybel, Flecknoe Gibson, Boruch, Solko, Sofsky, Kadlec, Sneddon, Edwards. Second Row: Polansky, Pascoe, Jones, Leidich, Semko, Kohut, Kiimek, Schonen- berger, Rohall, Pislak, Revtyak, Tomchick Third Row: Heins, Jupina, Stevens, McLean,,Macenka, Harvey, Opilo, Delay Durill H ' a, renda, Gallagher. First Row: Blasko, Slaby, Dirnberger, Tatusko, Eames Sernow Scrabak, Konski, Barron, Wyshosky, Hoben, Horvath. Second Row: Mikulash, Balducci, Radocha, Bitsko, Tenetylo, Panchura, King, D . . urish, McDonald, Klepic, Sweeney, Buchkarik. Hollan kanish. , Cihopp, Polansky, , Vahovich, Skir- Rhodeside, Surotchak, Terray, Puschak, Mr. T . Lithgow, Jones, Brown, Peych. 7 l'CS!1f116l'l Firsi Row: Mikulash, Hozak, Millen, Balazovich, Tomchik, Hrisko, Matakas, Trimmell, Philipovich, McNea1is, Surma, Kadlec, Martinec. e Earley, S. Vavro, Shell- Second Row: Warholak, Guzinsky, Miller, Gangawar , hammer, Orlik, Washousky, Rekos, Butts, Terry. Third Row: J. Vavro, Macenka, Skirkanish, Mitkavich, Melley, Stafiniak, Marsh- , alick, Chabala, Verhousky. Fourth Row: Pascoe. First Row: Sheer, Valent, Puksar, Prokopa, Plumm, Durack, Stafiniak, Starry, Klokel, Boretsky, Bonenberger. Second Row: Kurilla, Weaver, Burns, Machay, Lutas, Miss Filer, Watkins Painter, Orach, Kastrava, Maholick, Zenko. Third Row: Simmons, Jabbo, Cormahan, Patochek, Pavelko, Tribilla, Priggins Barron, Bendokus, Clements. ,nl 4. A SDOp!lOl7'lOf'9S First Row: Brisko, Bialis, Dolena, Goyda, Blasko, Miss Evans, Pavlic, Hedash Hlavka, Paslowsky, Scarloss. Second Row: M. Bitsko, McDonald, Barnovich, Trimmel, Demyanovich, A Bitsko, Serina, Zummar, Bonenberger, Johnson, Zuiick, Third Row: Patonetz, Barron, Mahala, Griffiths, Pcrcic, Serdula, Vahovich DiPetro, Tini, Kleppinger. First Row: Maholick, Kidda, Blasko, Mantz, Ostrosky, Richards, Brode, Sachon McDonald, Danchak, Srnariga, S. Benek. Second Row: Hoffman, Kohut, Kalista, Student, Brimrner, Shanosky, Horotak Yernm, Molotzak. Third Row: Kashubiac, Puschak, Mitchell, Paslawsky, Mr. Martinec, Stoffey Gerber, wl. Benek, Millen, Futchko. ..,,....,.-.,-..... v 1 u I S'DOp!lOl'l'lOf'6S First Row: Radocha, Pollute, Ispecki, Winsko, Lyba, Mr. Melley, Hollan, Byble, Tkach, Horaschak, Aiken. Second Row: Murphy, Heffelfinger, Andel. Bortnick, Piech, Dale, Cebo, Hedash, F. Macenka, M. Macenka. Third Row: Sekella, Mayernik, McDonald, Ruscavage, Starawsky, Sternbrosky. King, Skrabak, Griffiths, Krutsick, Machey. First ROW: Rabada, Zenzel, Nesterak, Derzak, Arrnbruster, Bybel, Miss Cava- naugh, Feinstein, Kerak, Adamec, DeLauretis, Kuzak. Second Row: Bench, Sedoriak, Hunsicker, Matakonis, Kutcher, Vanko, McElroy, Sirnek, Lithgow, Bialis, Boretsky. Third Row: Herring, Wescott, Jupina, Firkal, Pavlik, Hrisko, Smariga, Tene- tylo, Scarioss. -Hf-gg-w-,-:f5.-.,-,.-.-7j.-7-3f,f,7M-,.n-5+pa-vq,vv-w.fV 1,-,, I A, ,N , i, , -g-:nw-ff'--ff-Q-. ,why-.-3.i.,7.,,.1.,..,:,.?-,-W,-v4--....,....-.-f.-......,....,.,,,..,,.....-..N,.--.....,,.....,, .4-l.,x..7..E,,w.,,..3...:.,,,,.,,....,. ,L .4.w, ' , r.: .iv K .z , we 'mix?5j'fia:'2s2.?15,f'-27, , - ' f z. - - , ' ' '1 ' ' f , , A f ,V - ,V gy. . 1 Z , v ,fax aw-e-?g'f 1-., . G .. ,-.3-f,,:',H5''sf,5.fP-A 'gqzaavwi-wxffzvi , 1 .. . k -- . .wp Jw - f ,- e ., . ' , ' 1 ,fun Qi, 7 - - V- - ix . .,1,vq,-g3g7m1,g:.,.f-.,,,Z,,,g5-A, fngm - - 1,1 , f. -2, f ' ry 1 ,mm X . ' ,t ,, ,L ,, A , , :J-1 :QM f,-f ' - 1 - , , 1 Q- 1 - cf 1 ff-bf A- ' 'sf-T4 X' - 1 . . . lf V -V . 4 , . M ,:',11Le L2 -' . 1 ls' 1f. Q ,--M A .A,.,--A.- 1---,....:..-,:,,'1:-'i-41,244L ' 2' 1 ' ..,..4......,..,,., L.,-.....Y.,..,..s- .i.'s... 4 ..,...xa.,.4,i.Q,,.....,....,,:.,.:....,n,,....-,,L.L.,,-Q, -,.....1,.f,M.7 K --,....g..L,-,t+V - ' QM . I Z if ,M . M . J FL i 2 r T it Vial ' bf: . F- - . - i' Y C gif ' in vi Mi 3'3 ,swam EH vymjhgw . 5fQ,iai.Q ,,,,,w . if -- ' 25 355351, my 2 Ll n io rs First Row: Bottomley, Miller, Zulic, Conahan, Polischak, Palaskey, Miss Mitchell Novitsky, Lehotsky. Novasedlik, Gallagher, Scarloss. Second Row: Harbolovic, Snyder, Zak, Winsko, Barron, Hedish, Tokarczyk Verhouskie, Sobolosky, Hatchko, Paritt, Nestrak. Third Row: Kleppinger, Tomchik, Maury, Polansky, Stafiniak, Matrician, Blasko Derzock, Sicenavage, Bybel, Jabbo, Williams. Fourth Row: Shanosky, Liska, Semko, Lewis, Eade, Stavviarski, Kupec, Petrucci Martin. Fifth Row: Mahala, Daily. First Row: Stafiniak, Dale, Holfman, Williams, Krepak, Radocha, Johnson, Jones Bigus, Kidda, Valitsky, McDonald, Phillipovich, Haluska, Kurilla. Second Row: Sipko, Kinn, L. Ceci, Huserek, Gulla, DiSanti, Horvath, Karas Starry, Paskosky, King, Windus, T. Cieci, Brown, Matula. Third ROW: Kohler, Dumont, Matakonis, Yalowey, Radocha, Pascoe, Brunda Watkins, G. Rickert, McHugh, Blasko, Shaffron, Suda. Fourth Row: Mr. Berger, Bartal, Mr. Raymer. ,,.., , Q I l 1 v i First Row: Frances Novitsky, Helen Raynic, Helen Zenzel. Second Row: Sophie Harbolovic, Michael Kidda, Joyce Griffiths. MR. LITHGOW, Coach fl President .... Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Mr. Moser Mr. Lithgow Mr. Richards P Mr. CACGI' LQGJQFS This group, composed oi tive Young ladies and one young man, has succeeded in arousing the old time pep ot the students ot Coaldale High School. Their success is due to the cooperation between the students and the cheerleaders as well as the cap- ability ot the cheerleaders. Credit is due both Mr. Lithgow, the coach, and Miss Helen Raynic, the captain ot this fine group ot cheerleaders. tfzfetic Association Boarcf Pete Reyda . . . . . . Edward l-larholovic ...... Sue Bensch ...WashZenzell Mr. Rayrner Miss Furey Mr. Harvey Mr. Foster Mr. Evans Mr. Berger Martinec P Miss Purey' CO - MANAGER'S am :fy 1+ as 2 1 S 5.9 .K METRO BIALIS STEVE DOMIN VAA, J K ' fit ':- ki . IIV Q ::'- LUTCHKUS, Captain M ,- , -, .,....m-,w1..,1....M,......,...,-,M,,......,- lfarsily ootfnaff Squczol First Row: T. Heisler, G. Lutchkus, A. Tkach, E. Harbolovic, E. Shuman, W Williams, W. Maholick, P, Reyda, J. Jabbo, T. Sachon, G. Flyzik. Second Row: J. Shanosky, J. Shotkowsky, A. Semko, J. Kohler, J. GriHi'chs S. Pavelko, P. Martin, J. Jabbo, M. Brown. Third Row: D. Dally, W. Mace-nka, R. Mitchell, L. Sicenavagey T. Williams. eff? -F' 5.1! . 1 I ,Q K, 4. 'Ig S . fi! if 1 1 2323 ww swf: 52: l , :lx - .vp 13- ' T Ti ng? li ' -Lvswl 1 , Q., Ylw7i'k1:' 17 ,515 Qiiiiiirl ,I 'wif :fi -21292: - gxmil 'A 1,13 t'.Ll1 W5 2165. I 'E .J 3' -.M.....,,..m. ,,,.. ,ll,...... .. ,f......l...v .Ml-,...M,w.,..-..-.al Liu-..4,...,f. ...V .- ST. CLAIR The Orange and Black opened the season of 1937 on September 10, with St. Clair. With a week and a half of practice the boys were all set to play their first game. Our inexperienced line showed signs of Weakness but also promise of future strength. Tony Sachon ran eleven yards through the line to score. The second half was fought without score. The game ended Coaldale 65 St. Clair O. SUMMIT HILL The Maroon and Gold came down the hill on September l7, with practically the same team as the year before. A line plunge by Kozuch scored for the strong Summit Hill lads in the middle of the second quarter. The second half was hard played but scoreless. The Tigers tried hard but lacked the punch at the goal line. The score at the end of the game was: Summit Hill 6: Coaldale 0. MAHANOY CITY September 25 found Coaldale traveling to Mahanoy City to engage the upper coal region lads. During the first half Mahanoy City hit the Tigers line with all they had but failed to score. - At the beginning of the third quarter, a Maroon pass to Coaldale's five yard line paved the way for the first and only touchdown. The extra point was goody so, once again our boys found themselves on the short end of a 7-0 score. ALLENTOWN On October 2, the Tigers, left for Allentown with high hopes of Hplucking the canaries feathers. Allentown scored in the second quarter on a lateral pass and made the extra point good. The Tigers clawed the sod to score when Shotkowsky blocked the home team's kick. The ball landed in l:'lyzik's out- stretched arms. George ran 48 yards to score but the attempt at conversion failed. ln the third quarter the Coaldale boys scored again on a pass play. They missed the extra point which was costly. The Canaries on a fluke end-around play scored before the game ended to win theball game by a score of l3-12. TAMAQUA The undefeated Blue Raiders came over to play the Tigers , on the eighth of October. The game was hard fought, but resulted in a decisive victory for the visitors. This was a hard one to lose but the Orange and Black can find some consolation in the fact that it was Tamaqua's first win from Coaldalesince 1926. The score was l4-O. FRACKVILLE On October l5 Frackville came to town confident of vic- tory. However, Coaldale having taken it on the chin four times in a row were determined to break their jinx. Our boys went into the game with one thing in mind- victory. The pay off came when George Yurgey Lutchkus hit the line for the winning score, 6-O. ASHLAND On October 23 the Tigers hit the road to engage the strong Ashland eleven in its own back yard. The Ashland team scored early in the second quarter but failed at the extra point. In the third quarter the Tigers opened up to show the Ashland boys a few parlor tricks. Our tricky little quarter- back Reyda ran rings around the big boys to tie the score 6-6. NESQUEHONING Cn October 29 the Nesquers came to town with a gang of huskies. At the end of the second quarter a fumble by the Nesque- honing quarter-back gave us the ball on the Maroon and Gold's ten-yard line and on three plays Chickie Griffith, the plucky little Sophomore scored. Earl Shuman converted. The second half was played without score, the game ending 7-U. LEWISTOWN On November 5, our gridsters left home after a grand send-off by the whole school. The Lewistown boys were big and fast. They had many substitutes, a distinct advantage difficult to overcome. Tired from their long ride, our boys, nevertheless went into the battle to give all they had. However, it wasn't enough to overcome the superior weight and speed of the husky Lewis- town lads. The game ended with the score Zl-6, Chickie Griffiths scoring our only points on a pass. SHENANDOAH On November l3 the Blue Devils came to Coaldale with a fighting team, determined to win. They started right in from the first play to batter our forward wall to shreds. At half time the score was l2-0. ln the second half, Griffiths, our tricky little Sophomore full- back, came through the line, evaded the secondary and scored. He also converted. Shenandoah scored again in the last quarter to sew up the game with a score of l8-7. LANSFORD On November 25, Thanksgiving Day, the clash between Lansford and Coaldale took place on Lansford's new field. A capacity crowd of five thousand attended the game. The half ended 7-U in our favor when a long pass from Lutchkus to Reyda was completed. Shuman, Coaldale's husky guard, con- verted the point. During the third quarter l-lorowski plunged over from the Z yard line to score for the red and white. The kick for the extra point was blocked. ln the third quarter a pass from Puss Sicenavage to George Lutchkus made the score l3-6. So ended a successful season. Our team started slowly and suffered several reverses but became better with each passing week. When we beat Lans- ford our season is considered successful, no matter what the results of the other games. Next year's team will feel the loss of the following varsity men: Reyda, Harbolovic, Flyzik, Shuman, Maholic, Tkach, Williams, Lutchkus, l-leisler, labbo, Sachon, and Mitchell who, however, did not play this year. He was a star onlast year's team. MR. MARTINEE MR. RAYMER MR. BERGER h M ,1f m' ' :iff Q' 1 . . ., H! XR ,Q qi'-Q-..,N www' Wm' NL Hmm, 4 as QX M f , fm, i 'L g . EC as w as WINTER First Row: Watkins, L. Ceci, Pavlik, O. Simek, Edwards, Miller, Blasko, R. Aiken, J. Leidich. Second Row: Bolecheck, Tentylo, Durilla, Kohut, Bitsko, Gretz, Meixell, Gursky D. Leidich, Jupina, Rickert, Hoffman, Parhtt, Lohenitz, Eade. Third Row: Moneta, Millen, Butts, Teno, A. Tokarczyk, Revytak, Rekos, T. Ceci, Kinn, Vavro, Richards, Danchak, Mitchell, L. Simek, King, Yemm, McLaugh- lin, Herring. 1 Fourth Row: Mr. D. Jones. Jupina, Bensch, Hunsicker, Bonenberger, W. Murphy Ostrocky, Kalista, Bottomley, Moran, R. Aiken, Gangaware, Surotchak, Klokel, Pasluwsky, Barron, Connahan, Bender, T. Tokarczyk. Stevens, M. Surotchak Feinstein, Palaskey, Horoschak, B. Murphy, C. Paskosky. y lyie lfarsiiy anal Last Spring's band concert under Mr. Iones' capable direction was a com- plete success. As guest conductors he had Mr. Thomas Dorsey of Lansiord and William Miller of Coaldale. The concert was held May 6, l937. On lune l7, l937 the band attended the Firemen's Convention at Potts- ville. During football season the Work oi the band was an inspiration to our players and a source ot entertainment for the fans. The band played for nearly all the home basket-ball games. The Varsity Band alternated with the lunior Band. Their music certainly was an important factor in our team's success. At present our Band consists oi eighty members. OFFICERS lames Leidich . . ....... President Martin Kalista . . . . .Treasurer Robert Aiken ........ Vice President Donald Watkins . . .... Manager Elizabeth Murphy ........ Secretary lames Moran . . . . . .Librarian First Row: Snyder, Horoschak, Jupina, Stevens, Sneddon, Edwards, Hoffman, Feinstein, J. Paslawsky, Griffiths, Smariga, Mihalovsky, Murphy. Second Row: Pascoe, Bitsko, Pislak, Domin, Tokarczyk, Scrabak, Lohenitz Paskosky, Millen, Bender, Firkal, Boruch, Palasky, Johnson, Schonberger Kohut, Jupina. Third Row: D. Leidich, Durilla, Watkins, Eade, D. Paslawsky, Kalista. J. Leidich Mr. Jones, Aiken, Elliot, McLaughlin, Moran, Bischak, Parfitt, Stevens. v y 1 flwixecf Chorus The mixed chorus is a musical group composed ot looth boys and girls. The aim of this chorus is to present vocal music of a high order to the pupils ot the high school. This chorus participates in concerts, operettas and other programs. OFFICERS Bette L. Murphy .. ...... President Mary Domin .. .... Treasurer Marie Firkal .... ...Vice President Anna Bender .. .... Secretary OFFICERS Helen Crepalc . .. ........ President Mary Domin .... .... T reasurer Mary lohnson . . . . . .Vice President Miriam Feinstein . . . . . .Secretary Our Glee Club is a much appreciated organization, just founded this year by Mr. lones. The purpose of this club is to render music and to train voices suited for choral purposes. lt is composed entirely of qirls who are interested in Voice culture and music. Cirfs 1 Gfee First Row: Domin, Mahala, B. Vahovic, Kerak, Bottomley, I. Sneddon, Hoffman, Feinstein, Paslowsky, Hedash, Smariga, Mihalovsky, Bolechek. Second Row: Martinec, M. Balzovich, A. Phillipovich, E. Byble, D. Snyder, K. Paskosky, Windus, T. Tokarczyk, H. Demyanovich, B. Pavlic, M. Bonen- berger, O. Boruch. Third Row: H. Millen, M. Kadlec, B, Scrabak, H. Krepak, Vahovich, Mr. Jones, Sobolsky, E. Barron, V. Barron, Hunsicker. First Row: Left to Right-E. Laigon, R. Elliot, M. Kalista, W. Bartnik, M. Firkal. Second Row: W. Parfiitt, W. Klokel, J. Leidich, R. Aiken, D. Paslawsky, G. Rickert, Mr. D. Jones, Director. Jazz Bono! Since the organization of the Orange and Black Dance Band several years ago, it has steadily grown in size, until at the present time the organization has twelve members. Under the direction of Professor lones, the orchestra played at nearly all our High School social functions. This organization has played at assembly programs, basketball games and at several dances held by various classes and the Student Council Association. The Dance Band provides much experience for those who Wish to take up modern music as a vocation. The student body appreciates the effort of this organization to bring the spirit of the dance to our school. Their snappy rhythm, and haunting melodies have made many of our school's social functions more successful. First Row: Blasko, Horvath, Bybel, Paslawsky, Wyshosky, Flecknoe, Pavlik. Hosak, Maholick, Smariga. Second Row: Jupina, Pislak, Schonberger, Bybel, McLean, Piech, Kalista, Mr. Melley, Trubilla, Gerber, Tkach, Starowsky, Benek. Third Row: Student, Kupec, Stoffey, Mantz. Fourth Row: Yemm, Brimmer, Sekella, Skrabak, Blasko, Radocha, Sebo, Stem- brosky, Starowsky, Dale, Macenka, Andel, Hollan, Horoschak, Benek, Ispecky, Domin. Science This club, divided into committees, demonstrates scientific principles in the fields of Chemistry, Biology and Physics. A series ot experiments on a given topic is performed at each meeting by a volunteer committee oi three persons. These demonstrators are selected a Week in advance so as to atiord them time for preparation. The value of a club ot this sort is inestimable. lt provides actual experi- ence in laboratory practice for students who undoubtedly gain much con- fidence as Well as knowledge from this informal method oi teaching. Mr. Melley is the sponsor. OFFICERS Daniel Brimmer .......... President lohn Tkach . . .. .Treasurer Harry Dale ..... . . .Vice President Mary Bybel . . . . . .Secretary First Row: M. Lehotsky, M. Brunda, I. Zummer, A. Elasko, Miss Mitchell, S Brisko, S. Zulic, A. Dirnberger, M. Serina. Second Row: A. Balducci, E. Slaby, R. Kadlec, C, Tini, R. Kleppinger, R. Kas- trava, L. DeLauretis, L. Weaver, M. Edwards. Third Row: A. Bitsko, M. Percic, M. Trimmel, D. McDonald, A. Matakonis, F Matakas, A. Percic, J. DeLauretis, M. DiPetro, B. Lewis, H. Hlavka. Persona! kiygene The Personal Hygiene Club is designed to help the memebrs appreciate the value of hygienic living. Therefore, the selection of clothing, and the care of skin, nails, hair and eyes are stressed by the sponsor. if the body is to function properly one should have enough sleep, good food, and plenty of exercise. These vital factors are also pointed out to the- members. The club is under the supervision of Miss Mitchell. Theory alone, is not sufficient. Actual practice in self ministration of beauty and health aids is emphasized. Each club member brings her own materials and participates in sponsored practice of the skills to be acquired. OFFICERS Blodwyn Lewis ..,,,,,,, , ,President Isabel Sumers ........... Treasurer Lenore Weaver ...... ............. S ecretary OFFICERS Anna Statiniak .......... President lulia Danchak .... Secretary Margaret Macenka . .Vice President Theresa Moneta . . . .... Treasurer The purpose ot this clulo is to qive the secretarial students actual experie ence in office practice and procedure. T hey do secretarial work tor such organizations as the Athletic Association, Student Cooperative Association, Band, Stentor and Choruses. Test papers tor the teachers, typed plays tor the home rooms and ad- dressed cards were prepared by this group during the school year. The club sponsor is Miss Furey. Sjecretariaf First Row: A. Pastuka, H. Raynic, B. Murphy, Margaret Macenka. Second ROW: A. Yakubec, C. Vandak, A. Sneddon, E. Stevens, H. Lohenitz, J. Danchak. Third Row: M. Slaby, T. Moneta, A. Matrician, A. Stafiniak, S. Horoschak, A. Bender, S. Bensch, D. Harvey. Fourth Row: M. Kachurak, M. Hrisko, Mary Macenka, C. Millen, M. Surot- Chak, T. Jones, Miss Furey. ffiff g3iM.',. ,A . 'C' ,- f-A wal' it -1 l ffdgfi A in f t 'kbs ffl - it M A SW if it , ajft time-T , r:zici'., -r L 3. if 11,954-1, 'fWv.'i, Q, ' ,fail ' 351213. 'P .' gffzfpe Q r v ef, 'A 915 i y, 'ras '1 Af it. fbi-I lv .hy 'Fifi :il SQA! H Q f 191'-' A . V Ha W1 Q.. gf'-251 Q, vi 'gr ,t 'w.,,' fi- f5H,,7Qt'-- fjs. -qt I ' 3- 'I'-Lf: tzitteg ,, 'J V165 1 fait? fiitwsgsag .V e 72345 at lK :15yi zftil' 'iA,+p,p,te:i:5f ' 215237 L:-5112 Seated: G. Laigon, H. Parfitt, J. Bischak. Standing: N. Skirchak, O. Yarosky, Mr. Keebier, M. Meixell, B. Murphy. anal Safe!! Society The local chapter of this society was organized in Coaldale High School in 1936. its chief objective is to prepare the Stentor for publication. There are three requirements lor membership in this society. They are: hiqh scholastic standing, authorship of an acceptable article which has been published, and recommendation for membership by Mr. Keebler, faculty ad- visor ot the society. 'OFFICERS Harold Partitt ............ President Olqa Yarosky .... Secretary Myfanwyn Meixell. . .Vice President Betty Murphy .. .... Treasurer OFFICERS Martha Lehotsky ....................... President Alice McElroy ....... Vice President Mary Lithgow ........... Secretary The membership ot the Etiquette Club is composed of forty-eight students. The purpose of this club is to teach students to respond to the problems and contacts of everyday life, which call for kindness, thouqhtiulness, and courtesy to others. The motto of the club is Politenesse-to do and say the kindest thing in the kindest way. Miss Filer is the faculty advisor. tiquette First Row: Hrisko, Plumm, Starry, Bonenberger, Prekopa, Boretsky. Puksar, Miss Filer, Sheer, Zenko, Valent, Gibson, Connahan, McDonald, Phillipovich. Second Row: Skirkanish, Tomchick, A. Mikulash, M. Mikulash, Nesterak, Sofsky, Trimmel, J. Hrisko, Lithgow, Tenetylo, Vanko, Kutcher, Wescott, A. Bialis, Tornchick, Lehotsky, Kuzak, Kurilla. Third Row: Solko, Miller, Parfitt, Semow, Starowsky, Konsko, Armbruster, Durak, McElroy, Simek, M. Bialis, Herring, Scarloss, Nesterak. l f 1 lxfolionof fonol' .Society OFFICERS Eugene E. Laigon ........ President Gertrude Schonberger ..... Secretary Steve Domin ........ Vice Persident Constance Oran ......... Treasurer This year fifteen students have been selected to join the local chapter of the National Honor Society. Those who have been elected to the Society deem it both a privilege and an honor for the selection of members is based on the student's scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The purpose oi this organization is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character. ' Each year the group sponsors an activity which contributes to school improvement and the enrichment oi student life. Miss M. P. McElhenny is the faculty sponsor ot this organization. Seated: S. Horoschak, H. Raynic, M. Surotchak, R. Mihalovsky, C. Oran, M. Meixell, D. Harvey. Standing: T. Jones, H. Parfitt, S. Domin, E. Laigon, B. Murphy, G. Schonberger, O. Yarosky. irst Row: Williams, Aiken, McLaughlin, Bolechek, Feinstein, Stevens, I. Sned- don, Edwards, Shuman, B. Murphy, Lohenitz, Boruch, Bender, Horoschak, Millen, Smariga, Flyzik, R. Mitchell, Moran. econd Row: Lewis, Kohut, Jones, Vllatkins, Griffiths, Pislak, Paslawsky, T. Jupina, Kupec, Pastucha, Raynic, Meixell, B. Murphy, Elliot, Oran, Schon- berger, Harvey, Earley, Michalovsky, Zulic, Palaskey, Brirnnuer. hird ,RoW: Leidich, Flecknoe, Durilla, A. Sneddon, Scrabak, T. Mitchell, Sny- der, Scarloss, Bybel, Parfitt, Yarosky, Johnson, Gallagher, Eade, Krizan. Skirchak, Bensch, J. Jupina, Vandak, Bischak. Mz'nstre! Under the direction ot Mr. lltevtyalc, Mr. Harvey and Mr. tones the students presented their annual rninstrel. The audience expressed its appreciation by generous and sustained applause. The soloists Were. E. Shurnan, S. Smariqa, C. Millen, M. Feinstein, l. Sneddon, H. Lohenitz, B. Murphy, R. Aiken, M. Edwards and O. Boruch. Sadie Bolichek won much applause With her delightful tap dance. ll ,,': iii i .fVh1'fA , A'A- l - -,f'1 1 f . Q, -L', ffwf'az fizgmc f -. I .t ,- eiitlfsGI-'l9f5l2'fr2sz1-135 T 5 tt fx 5 A H V .,,' '- ,...,.. 'E h ' .. s?1f2':f'111Ef5Qi zv 11.1 iff , '- ff' J 'ft?25?1fTi?4iTsi 'Fi C5551 i f Q -Lk- flffff 't-if-3, gfiif 3,45 if- fi? ff '- LUTCHKUS Captain KUZAK Manager , v Varsity Basketbaff December l brought a call for candidates for the basketball teams. The response was excellent and when Coach Raymer called the first practice to order, thirty men were on the floor. This number was, however, soon cut to twenty, which number constituted the squad during the playing season. The boys were confronted with a difficult schedule of eighteen games. This difficulty was increased by the fact that they were handicapped by their size. However, what they lacked in size they amply compensated for by their gameness and endurance. After dropping two league games in the early part of the season, the team was thereafter undefeated in league competition during the regular season. Summit Hll seemed to have the penant cinched with a two and one- half game lead over the local lads who were scarcely conceded a chance to win the flag. r However, in a whirlwind finish, beating Mauch Chunk, Blythe, and Shen- andoah, the Orange and Black tied with the I-fillers for first place. On March 2, the entire student bodies of the two schools, as well as many townspeople, gathered at Liberty Hall, Tamaqua, to see the two league leaders face each other in a final struggle for victory. Unfortunately for us, Summit Hill was in top form and before our boys could start clicking had rolled up a formidable lead. This lead proved fatal to Coaldale's hopes as our basketeers could not overcome it. At all events, the season was an excellent one of which we can well be proud. The l937-38 team will go down in the athletic history of Coaldale High School as one of the very best. Next year's team will sorely miss the playing of Captain Pete Reyda, George Lutchkus, Harold Parfitt, Tony Sachon, and Michael Sidoriak. LEAGUE STANDING Team Won Lost Per Cent Summit H111 .... . . . 11 2 846 Coaldale ..... . . . 1U 3 769 Shenandoah . . . . 7 5 583 Nesquehoninq . . . . 5 6 500 Mauch Chunk ..... . 5 7 417 Blythe Township .... . 4 8 333 Lansford .......... . O 12 OOO The Vars1'ty First Row: S. Jabbo, J. Mahala, S. Slaby. Second ROW: T. Sachon, H. Pariitt, A. Semko, G. Lutchkus, P. Reyda, M. Sedoriak, L. Sicenavage. T. P. RAYMER Head Coach Ass t Coach R. HARVEY S Var 'Deo 10-Gilberton ....... Dec. l3-Mahanoy City .... Dec 17-Blythe Township .. 'Dec. 21-Nesquehoninq Dec. 28-Shenandoah . 'lan. 4-West Hazleton lan. ll-Summit Hill . . . 'lan. 20-Mahanoy City lan. 25--Mauch Chunk 'lan 23-Lansforol ...... Feb. l-Nesquehoninq 'Feb. 4-Mauch Chunk Feb. 8.-West Hazleton .... Feb. ll-Lansiord ..... Feb. l5-Summit Hill .. 'F eb. 17-White Haven . Feb. 21-Blythe Township .. Feb. 25--Shenandoah ...... Mar. 2-Summit Hill Cplay oifl Home Came. ity Scores C.H.S. Opp 33 22 40 23 38 24 38 24 30 36 33 28 34 33 27 24 4l 37 37 11 33 30 44 35 37 33 44 30 3l 29 52 18 26 24 42 33 21 47 LEAGUE STANDING Teorm Won Lost Per Cent Cooldole . . . . . 10 2 833 Summit Hill .... . . 9 3 750 Shenandoah . . . . . 8 4 667 Lunsford ..... . . 5 7 417 Nesquehoninq . . . . . 4 8 333 Blythe Township . . . . . 3 9 250 Moluch Chunk . . . . . 3 9 250 'Phe ,7Lll'lI'Ol' Xiforsily First Row: J. Jones, E, Revtyak, J. Barron, T. Jones, M. Semko, J. Rohall, C. Clements. Second Row: E. Ruscavage, J. Stariowsky, F. Priggins, C. Melley, V. Kupec, P. Molotzak, A. Horotak, J. Macenka, F. Macenka. if sf . iii . Y! I 4 , 'Q X. rw IH, 'WS , f .. ,,.. ka, Y ' W W . , fx 1 fd' ' ' ' 'S X .. 'H Q Q A . sq , fsmf' , f'n6'ff 3 5 at 45 1 2 3 S is I' WM ,NNW- Q ng.. -Q 'N .6 34 4 Q -K XW 1 .U 2 We .HJ , WW , . ' 2225 fo if , . if . ,Q . A sg .. ali fi 71 Y , . Q ,..-, ' if ZW M ' aa? 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I' 7' ff ,, If , ' ' R I .V , W, Q' , W W 7 1 ,,,, V 164 V ,, ,Q ' E x V, ,, X ' , Q ' 54 dl f W., 1 'Q , iv f , W , 2 -'i,,A f' , I M 4 ' ' -1 , ' P V' K u ' A 'Z M fi u,,q X f,,',, 4 fu, 1 ' W V ff' if X A ,.,, I . I , f ., f ' ', -2 , 4 f i 4 9' ZW V M Q 4 L5'fQJM 1 H , V yfnwfr w 'x I 1, gf WW, ,?fk,1J , , .g,, f H , ,- , 6' Z VV: 1 'U N ' I . vu ,WQWVI 4 ,ju f ,, ,, ,R . ,aw wig A f Y ' fyg. 5 A W 04 ' ' , M . . E3 0 I ff , My f E 1-'i Seated: J. McLaughlin, D. Harvey, R. Mitchell, M. Meixell, A. Yakubec, M. Krizan, N. Skirchak, B. Murphy, M. Surotchak, C. Vandak, C. Millen, A. Tkach, H. Hoifa, J. Leidich. Standing: T. Fudge, J. Urban, W. Maholick, E. Harbolovic, Mr. Keebler. Senior Pfay No Soap , our Senior Class Play, Was presented on the evenina of February 28th, 1938. It was a farce comedy of three acts. Each member of the cast played his part exceptionally Well making the play one of the best dramatic performances in the past several years. Our play Was also the best attended of class plays in the past few years. l The capacity audience by its generous response proved to us that the play was a success. The play Was directed by Mr. O. S. Keebler. First Row: S. Kurilla, S. Horoschak, B. Murphy, A. Pastucha, M. Polischak, D. Harvey, T. Jones. Second Row: Mr. Kalen, E. Brode, J. Kohler, W. Williams, J. McLaughlin, H. Kinn, Miss Blaney. yin QGTTZ On Wednesday, April 13, the Gym team gave its annual exhibition before the student body. This year's exhibition was no exception to the rule of good exhibitions put on by Gym teams of the past. As a matter of fact, each display of gymnastic art seems to surpass that ot preceeding years. .1mm--f i1..- ,is--'.:1,1-tw, I sg, - 4 i' ' f1.a2Q,21 's2gieg55Ssgss:v.s5 gil-f -' 'QSSQ1 V: ' A ' Q- .. r v- 3.-I .,: ge. . mlszisfii. J nv' -m V ' Q.tgsf22.sfw1,,. ik ' it i.1,2Y1iss5if isis? gm Sf? lfijsqgef 'fift gfg it-2 ' :'u: Z, . wif af t.: y 1 -' 5 - 13, gil wzsiixff . ' ' ,ig f .-sf.si.sfsz .. wi 'itsfif ,. 5' -'s's1'1s?fss1zsr: .9 . . gg - Q1 ff . . ' 1' . vm i':5'ff'ia'1ii1ii . .,,.-ag- ,,,xEf5:3f: i1bflQLz . K '71-f.53iff.iZ5 72 i' ' - E :ff?n51fst . : ' .:,-5E::1'E'::,. .:1' 'pri-la.: . 3 tj' ' . t ' , .- - i f wfft22f'ef5Pi:s'fz'f f, 454 psf, . f U , HARVEY, Captain WILLIAMS, Captain HELEN RANIC WASH SHAFFRON Qrators The Eleventh Annual Panther Valley Boys' and Girls' Oratory Contest Was held on the evening of April 5 before an audience that filled the auditorium to capacity. Four schools participated with-a boy and a girl entrant from each of the four schools, Nesquehoning, Lansford, Summit Hill, and Coaldale. Helen Raynic and Wash Shaffron represented Coaldale High, speaking on The Threat of Destiny and Better Build , respectively. Ann Curry of Nesquehoning and Lawrence Baroletti of Summit Hill were designated the Winners b P f y ro . Eevrett of Muhlenberg College who acted as judge. Although Helen and Wash did not receive the nod from the judge, they, nevertheless, presented their orations in a fashion that reflected credit on their Alma Mater. MR. KEEBLER, Coach ROBERT AIKEN Aikey Academic Pretty Windy I Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 45 Jazz Band 4. - ANNA M. BENDER Bender Commercial What are you looking for, ' brains? Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4g A'Capello Choir 1, 2, Varsity Band 3, 4, Sec'y of Mixed Chorus 4. OLGA BIALIS Ollie Commercial Ah! Go on Dancing Club lg French Club 2, Manicuring Club 3, 4. IOHN BISCHAK Bischy Academic Wise Guy Minstrel 2, 3, Quill 8: Scroll 3, 45 Junior Prom. Com., Busi- ness Mgr. of Stentor. IOSEPH BRISHKO Brish Academic Get outta my way' Inter-mural Basketball 2, 4, Inter-mural Volleyball 3, Science Club 2g Chess Club 3, 4. HELEN BRUNDA Brundie Commercial I'll bop you one Varsity Band 1, 2, 3g Inter- mural games 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, Manicuring Cllub 3, 4. PAUL BYBEL Chip Academic You're a chip off the old block Stamp Club lg Science Club 25 Chess Club 33 Inter-mural Ping Pong 4. STEVE A. BALZOVICH Reds Commercial Yes Sir Inter-mural 1, 2, 3, Softball 3, Study Cflub 4. SUE T. BENSCH Suzy Commercial Ah is that right Inter-mural l, 2, 3, 4, Min- strel 2g Secretarial Club 45 Sec'y of A. A. 4. METRO BIALIS Mitty Academic Not bad, eh! Football Manager 3, 43 Choir 39 Clhecker Club 33 Inter- mural Volleyball 3, 4. STEVE BLASKO Pratt Academic You too, Tim Inter-mural Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Inter-mural Basketball 2, 33 Inter-mural Softball 2, 3, Gym Club 2. WILLIAM BROZOWSKAS BuItus Academic Hope to spit on your biusatee' Inter-mural Basketball 2, Inter-mural Volleyball 2, 33 Checker Club 33 Chess Club 4. IOHN G. BURNA Bunza Commercial G'wan you're sliced Mixed Chorus 45 Stentor Staff 4g Print Club 35 Junior Prom. Com. IULIA H. DANCHAK Wacky Commercial What do you think? Minstrel 23 Gym Club 33 Secretarial Glub 4g Inter- murals 1, 3, 4. MARGARET A. DAVIS Tootie Commercial C'mere! Tell ya good stuff! Musical Comedy 2, Minstrel 33 Girl Reserves 25 Play Pro- duction Club 3, 4. MARY DOMIN Maize Academic C'mon Mitch quit it! Octette 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 35 Glee Club 4g Treasurer of Glee Club 4. LEROY ELLIOT Roy Academic We won't do it' Jazz Band 1, 2, 43 Orchestra Club 3, 43 Science Club 2, Minstrel 4. GEORGE FIRKAL Firki Academic Do you know what I mean Snapshot Editor of Stentor 43 Stamp 8z Coin Club lg Nature Study Club 2. THOMAS FUDGE Sammy Commercial You're not so hot S. C. A. Rep 43 Gym Club Manager 43 Director of Inter- murals 3, 4, Senior Class Play. EDWARD HARBOLOVIC Harb Academic That's fightin' talk Varsity Football 3, 4g Vars- ity Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Or- chestra 2g Senior Class Play. WASH W. HEDASH Amos Commercial Hello Toots! Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Inter-mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Print Club 2, 3, 4. IEANETTE DELAURETIS len Academic For goodness' sake Needlework Club lg Mani- curing Club 3, Personal Hy- giene Club 4. STEPHEN IOHN DOMIN Domy Commercial See what I mean Senior Cflass President, Track Manager 1, 2, 3, 4g Foot- ball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. HARRY H. FEDORA Tommy Commercial Most undoubtedly Class Treasurer 23 Nature Study Club 2, Inter-mural Volleyball l, 2, Study Club 4. GEORGE FLYZIK Cuts Academic Gee, but she's cute Varsity Football 45 Varsity Gym Team 1, 2, Inter-mural Volleyball 3, 45 Class Treas- urer 3, 4. RUSSEL C. GRIFFITH Russ Commercial Naturally Varsity Football 2, Inter- mural Basketball, Esquire Club 4. DORIS HARVEY Dutz Commercial I dare you, kid Varsity Gym Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y of Inter-murals 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4g Senior Cllass Play. THOMAS 0. HEISLER Hack Commercial That's what you think Varsity Football 3, 4g Inter- mural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Inter- mural Baseball 3, Football Club 2, 3, 4. HARRY S. HOFFA Itzik Commercial See how you're actin' Inter-mural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Inter-mural Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Esquire Club 4, Senior Class Play. LORRAINE HOFFMAN Ray-ne Commercial Ah, coax me Varsity Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mix- ed Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Varsity Orchestra l, 2, 3. MARY HRISKO Fritzy Commercial Ya know what? Dancing Club 1, Etiquette Club 2, Minstrel 2, Manicur- ing Club 3. THELMA IONES Bones Commercial What's about it? Varsity Gym Team 2, 3, 4, S. C. A. Member 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, National Honor Society 4. MARY KACHURAK Kachurkie Commercial Not mentioning any names Etiquette Club 1, 2, Minstrel 2, 3, Glee Club 3, Secretarial Club 4. ROSE KASTRAVA Ramsey Academic Oh yeah Inter-mural Volleyball 4, Hy- giene Club 4. WASH KLOKEL Koko Academic Is that so Winner, Poster Contest 2, 3, C. H. S. Orchestra 2, 3, Jazz Orchestra 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE S. HOFFMAN Hoff Commercial No kiddin ' Nature Study Club 1, 2, Chess Club 3, Esquire Club 4. STELLA L. HOROSCHAK Tim Commercial What! Again? Varsity Gym Team 2, 3, 4, S. C. A. Rep. 33 Octette 4, Sec'y of Mixed Chorus 4. IOE IABBO Wild Academic I'll smash you-u-u Varsity Football 3, 4, Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Inter-mural Vol- leyball 3, 4, Inter-mural Bas- ketball 4. IOSEPH 1. IUPINA lip Commercial Hello Kids Nature Study Club 1, 2, Minstrel 2, Junior Prom. Com. Gym Club 3, 4. MARTIN KALISTA Kalist Academic What do you mean? Band 1, 2, 3, 4, C. H. S. Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 2, 3, 4, Treasurer of Band 4. NICHOLAS A. KING Gerchy Commercial No kiddin Nature Study Club 2, Checker Club 3. MARCIA T. KRIZAN Krix What would ya rather do than go f'lshin? Inter-murals l, 2, 3, 4, Min- strel 2, Play Production Club 4, Senior Class Play. STEVE KUZAK Smuts Academic Maybe you're right Basketball Manager 3, 43 Track Manager 2, 3g Inter- rnurals 2, 35 Nature Study Club 1, 2. IAMES LEIDICH limmie Academic Grow up, Kid Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Jazz Band 2, 3, 4, Pres. of Band 45 Senior Class Play. HELEN LOHENITZ Pean Commercial Keep quiet Musical Comedy 2g Minstrel 2, 3, 4g Varsity Band 3, 4, Sec- retarial Club 4. GEORGE LUTCHKUS Yurgy A Academic Where ya goin'? Band 1, 25 Track 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4. WASH MAHOLICK Kob Academic G'wan you're actin' Sports Cflub 1, 2, 33 Football 3, 43 Inter-mural Basketball 3, 4, Senior Class Play. MARGARET E. MACENKA 'Marge' Commercial No kiddin! Dancing Club lg Etiquette Club 25 Secretarial Club 2, 3. ANNA L. MATRICIAN Manish Commercial What the heck do you Want? Etiquette Club lg Dancing Club 2, Secretarial Club 3, 4. EUGENE LAIGON Gene Academic Taint nawthin Jazz Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Quill 8: Scroll Society 3, 4g Adver- tising Mgr. Stentor 41 Pres. National Honor Society 4. BLODWYN O. LEWIS BIod General Skip it Manicuring 1, 33 Knitting 23 Personal Hygiene 4. WILLIAM LUKSAVAGE Cal Academic Ho-Hum Inter-mural Basketball 23 Inter-mural Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Checker Club 33 Chess Club 4. IOHN MAHOLICK Bepso Academic That's what you say Nature Study Club l, 25 Inter-mural Basketball 25 Inter-mural Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 4. JAMES McLAUGHLIN PeeWee Academic Sit down Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4g Gym Club 2, 3, 4g Gym Team 3, 4, Senior Class Play. MARY A. MACENKA Dolly Commercial Oh! Its delovely Musical Comedy lg Minstrel 2g Etiquette Club 3g Mixed Chorus 3, 4. MICHAEL MATRICIAN Muts Commercial Go away Varsity Football 3, Chess Club 3. MYFANWYN P. MEIXELL 'Funyun' Academic But, I'm serious Orator 3g Stentor Staff 4, National Honor Society 4, Senior Class Play. IOE MIKULASH Migzer Academic Do ya got a bug? Science Club 1, 2g Inter- mural Baseball 35 Cfhess Club 3, 4. RAYMOND MITCHELL Mitch Academic Next week, 2 o'clock Varsity Basketball 2, 33 Varsity Football 3, Varsity Track 3g Senior Class Play. THERESA M. MONETA 'Moneybags' Commercial Think you're smart S. C. A. Rep. 25 Sales Club 2, Secretarial Club 3, 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4. ELIZABETH A. MURPHY Itty Commercial Oh! My stars Varsity Gym Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Octette 3, 43 Sec'y of Band 3, 43 Senior Class Play. ANNA ORACH Orie Commercial How sweet of you Inter-murals 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club lg Girl Reserves Club 25 Manicuring Club 3, 4. HAROLD PARFITT Hal Academic ' Tell ya what I'1l do Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 4g Editor-in-chief of Stentor 4, National Honor Society 4. RAISSA MIHALOVSKY Rya Academic Don't tell me A'Capello Choir 23 S. C. A. Rep. 25 Minstrel 2, 3, 4g Na- tional Honor Society 4. CATHRYN M. MILLEN Kay Commercial That's life-I guess Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 43 Octette 3, Secretarial Club 3, 4, Senior Class Play. CALVIN MOCK CaIly Commercial Boy is she nice Inter-mural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Inter-mural Volleyball 2, 3, 4g Varsity Baseball 3, Print Club 2, 3, 4. BETTE L. MURPHY BottIes,' Academic Quit the high school stuff Quill 8: Scroll Society 3, 45 Stentor .Staff 4, Treasurer of S. C-. A. 4, National Honor Society 4. IOE NEVENGLOSKY Nevers Academic Is that you Inter-mural Volleyball 3, 43 Inter-mural Basketball 33 Chess Club 3, 4. CONSTANCE L. ORAN Min Commercial Oh, it was marvelous S. C. A. Rep. 1, Girl Re- serevs Club 1, 25 Jazz Band 33 National Honor Society 4. ANNA M. PASTUKA Ginger Commercial You pot! Varsity Gym Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter-murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 3, Secretarial Club 4. ANNA R. PERCIC Percy Academic Oh boy! Etiquette Club l5 Mixed Chorus 25 Commercial Club 35 Personal Hygiene 4. STEVE POVALAC 'Mez Academic Is she white? Varsity Football 1, 2, 35 Track 35 Class President 35 Stentor Staff 4. HELEN I. RAYNIC Ry-ne Commercial You think you're smart! Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Secre- tarial Club 45 National Honor Society 45 Orator 4. 'MARGARET ROBERTS Peg Commercial Did ya Dancing Club l5 Girl Re- serves Club 25 Manicuring Club 3, 4. 'GERTRU DE SCHONBERGER GeetIe Commercial That wasn't funny Inter-murals l, 2, 3, 45 Min- strel 3, 45 Play Production Club 3, 45 National Honor So- ciety 4. SUSAN A. SEMKO Sue Commercial Yeh throw some more! Dancing Club 15 Commercial Club 35 Manicuring Club 45 Inter-murals 3, 4. NICHOLAS SKIRCHAK Doc Academic Who asked ya Mixed Chorus 45 Quill 8: Scroll Society 3, 45 Stentor Staff 45 Senior Class Play. FRANK PISANICK Franc Academic D'ya think Sec'y of Science Club 15 Inter-mural Basketball 25 Inter-mural Baseball 35 Inter- mural Volleyball 3. WASH W. RABADA Austin Commercial Hey Mac! Cheerleader 1, 25 Inter- mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Gym Club 2, 35 Junior Prom. Com. PETE RAYDER Hook Academic Kids stuff Varsity Football 2, 3. 45 Varsity 'Basketball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Track 2, 3, 45 Pres. of A. A. 4. TONY SACHON Chuna Academic How De Do Varsity Baseball 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Inter-mural Vol- leyball 3, 45 Varsity Basket- ball 4. MICHAEL SEDORIAK Sid Academic Come on let's go Inter-mural Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Inter-mural Softball 35 Clhess Club 3, 45 Varsity Bas- ketball 4. EARL SHUMAN, IR. lunie Commercial How ya ladi' Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Track 35 Minstrel 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 4. MARY R. SLABY May Commercial Honest Dancing Club 15 Manicuring Club 35 Reading Club 45 Inter- murals 1, 2, 4. ANN R. SNEDDON Sued Commercial Should I tell ya? Inter-murals 1, 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves Club 1, 25 Personal Hygiene Club 35 Secretarial Club 4. ANNA STAFINIAK Std Commercial Ah Gee Dancing Club 15 Knitting Club 25 Secretarial Club 3, 4. MARGARET Aj. SUROTCHAK uMargen Commercial Oh Yeah! Varsity Band 3, 45 Inter- murals 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Senior Class Play. IOE URBAN joe Academic Don't be actin' Inter-murals 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 25 Basketball 3, 45 Sports Club 3, 4. IOSEPH VALENT Putts Commercial Lookin' for a bruise? Nature Study Club 15 Stu- dent Problem Club 25 Chess Club 35 Esquire Club 4. WILLIAM I. WILLIAMS Beady Commercial D-aiiya get it? Gym Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Inter- murals 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 4. OLGA YAROSKY soggy Commercial You're not funny, only funny lookin' S. C. A. Rep. 35 Quill 8: Scroll Society 3, 45 Stentor Staff 45 National Honor So- ciety 4. TEDDY I. SOTAK Ped Commercial What d'ya sick Inter-murals 2, 3, 45 Student Problem Club 25 Esquire Club 4. ETHEL M. STEVENS Eddie Commercial t'What do you think Manicuring Club 35 Secre- tarial Club 45 Octette 45 Mixed Chorus 4. ANDREW P. TKACH Kutchy Commercial Don't make a lug outa yourself Stamp Club 1, 25 Inter- murals 2, 3, 45 Varsity Foot- ball 3, 45 Esquire Club 4. CELIA A. VANDAK 'Sis Commercial Ah nix Inter-murals 1, 3, 45 Minstrel 2, 45 Junior Prom Com.5 Sec- retarial Club 4. LENORE M. WEAVER Lenny Commercial Oh deah me sez Musical Comedy 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Personal Hygiene Club 3, 45 Inter-murals 4. ANNE I. 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STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Carbon Telephone Company Your Service For 38 Years COMPLIMENTS OF SIIBPIIIEIIISS Miners Store Where Friend Meets Friend TAMAQUA, ------ PENNA. I-IADESTY HARDWARE CO. General Electric Ranges. Refrigerators and Radios HEATING AND PLUMBING ANTHRACITE GAS COMPANY 424 W. GEORGE H. STORCH MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS BROAD ST. TAMAQUA, PA. fVxA PRODUCERS OF OLD COMPANY'S LEI-IIGH THE BEST SINCE 1820 Lehigh Nemvigezztzifom Coal Coe BARBER SHOP DELUXE SANITARY SKILLED WORKMEN GEORGE DEMYANOVICH 16 TUNNEL STREET LANSFORD, PA. SHANKWEILER'S HOTELS Slatington Pike Above Siegersville, Pa. ---- Route 309 ALSO Wm. Penn Highway, Near Fogelsville, Pa. - - - Route 22 WILSON F. SHANKWEILER, Prop. George L. Meredlth PRINTING -:- STATIONERY GREETING CARDS 209 West Broad Street Tcxmaquct, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF REGAL 8 BLUM CREDIT IEWELERS TAMAQUA. ------ PENNA. EAST PENN TRANSPORTATION C0. 'wT . r1'l,..5 A M it . wiht 'L ,.l If nl tww! ll axf W' Q: it l ' . -R 1 pf A ef ' ,I elif The Food With a Real Punch ls SAYLGRS GNLAID BREAD COMPLIMENTS or COLUMBIA GAR AGE ROBERT MILLER, Prop. HUDSON - TERRAPLANE -- PACKARD MOTOR CARS 201 CEDAR STREET TAMAQUA. PA. HIRSH BARBER AND BEAUTY SERVICE Phone Tamaqua 412 For Appointment PERMANENT, MARCEL and FINGER WAVING EXPERTS Hair Coloring, Manicuring, Scalp Treatments, Eye Lash and Brow Tinting Expert Bobbing, Facials NAN KING, Manager J. NOBLE HIRSCH, Prop. Peoples Trust Co. Building TAMAQUA, PA. THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER ICE CREAM AND CANDY 139 West Broad Street Tamctqua, Pa. A TOP-NOTCH PROGRAM 365 DAYS IN A YEAR IS THE POLICY OF THE RITZ THEATRE COMPLIMENTS OF FRlEDBERG'S Low PRICE LEADERS TAMAQUA. ------ PENNA FRANK ULRICI-I STATIONERY AND PRINTER Greeting Cards For All Occasions - Loose Leaf and Bound Books TAMAQUA, ----- - PENNA J. HOWARD WILLIAMS CO. MAYTAG WASHER SALES AND SERVICE TAMAQUA, ---- - - PENNA MODERN CONVENIENCES REASONABLE PRICES RIALTO HOTEL RESTAURANT Phone 9625 soDA GRILLE Cor. Ridge and Coal Sts. Lunsford, Pa COVERS AND BINDINGS FOR THE I 9 3 8 S T E N T O R MANUFACTURED BY NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO. PHILADELPHIA. PA. 'VVVV'JVVV NA!NfVV COMPLIMEN TS OF Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Evans WOOD BROS. RESTAURANT AND CONFECTIONERS SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE ICE CREAM AND CANDY MADE DAILY SPECIAL DINNERS EVERY DAY Absolutely the Best at Moderate Prices Phone 92 and 9731 TAMAQUA, ------ PENNA. HAZLE ICE CREAM PARLOR One of the Great HAZLE Chain MRS. MARY JUPINA, Prop. HAZLE MILK AND ICE CREAM COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF KERN'S TAP ROOM 211 EAST RIDGE STREET Coaldale Penna. FIRKAL'S PHOTO SERVICE Developing, Printing. Enlarging X38 MINER STREET Coaldale CSeekD Pa. THE HUB STORE BUY YOUR KIRSCHBAUM SUIT AT THE HUB ALEX CLEMO MEAT MARKET Meats and Provisions PHONE 17-J WE DELIVER BRUNDA'S BARBER SHOP Shampooing - Massaging COALDALE, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF TOM'S SERVICE STATION East Broad Street TAMAQUA. PA. CHILDREN'S AND WOMEN'S APPAREL HELEN POLANSKY COALDALE. PA. COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER STQRES LANSFORD and TAMAQUA CONGRATULATIONS UPER ERVICE TATION AT THE LANSFORD BALL PARK Ll-:T Us LUBRICATE YOUR CAR WITH VEEDOL OILS AND GASES TO VEEDOLIZE YOUR CAR MEANS GREATER SAFETY AND COMFORT IN MOTORING A. J ULO PLUMBING AND HEATING Stove Repairing Our Specialty 216 East Ridge Street Coaldale. Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF SCHEIDS' DEPARTMENT STORE BROAD STREET TAMAQUA LADIES' WEAR FURNITURE DRY GOODS AND RUGS COMPLIMENTS OF D. B. GRIFFITHS AND SON . 1 N 1 N E AA LUMBER YARD CONTRACTOR BUILDER ' ii: TTHOMAS OHOPPIES ' - comvmxcroa, lIIl1- djs? - E 2 -L ,AV,: Q .P 'I' mfg i554:rr::.,LJ5f4bNI'I-SLIIQQT f A . '- ' I wcov.-AGED Ava. - ' 4, 'If TA.MA A'pAf i ,f f f f , 1 , ji M11 I nu I X : rv. 'gm :- 3 ,13 R' I 53' 5 m prll C. QA IQ' 1 ' ,' E W- a R' 1 . :M ' X ' i,1,Ir,l:?' - -, za . F :. f ,f1:2 'i' ' I 5 2' I THOMAS O. HOPPES PAINTING REPAIRING PHONE 433 COMPLIMENTS OF T. J. EVANS EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING I 5 W The Schilbe Lumber Co. CM BEE R 1Established 18891 EAST BROAD AND LAUREL STREETS ff TAIVIAQUA, PA. Want Good Lumber? Call Our Number . . . 265 or 266 VISIT OUR DISPLAY ROOMS BEST WISHES FOOD A 8 P STORES . . vvv vvvvvvxfvvv AA!NAlVNf AAA !Vf Snsqnelwtnnn University SELINSGROVE, PEN NA. An Accredited Co-Educotionol Lutheran College Offering the Following Stotnolorol Courses: LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COMMERCIAL EDUCATION PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC COURSE FOUR YEARS' SOLOIST COURSE IN MUSIC Teacher Training Pre-Medical Pre-Dental Pre-Legal A.B., BS., and Mus.B. Degrees G. MORRIS SMITH, A.M., D.D., Pres. R. B. NELL, A.M., Dean THE HOUSE OF QUALITY CLOTHES SINCE 1900 LOSOS STORES, Inc. I2 West Broad Street Tctmaquct. Pct COALDALE HIGH SCHOOL BAND UNIFORMS MADE BY George Evans EL Co., Inc. PHILADELPHIA. PA. COMPLIMEN TS OF OSWALD'S MEAT MARKET 75 Second St1'eet Cocxldcrle, Pa. XfXfX!X!XfXf COMPLIMENTS OF WALTER EVANS PENNANTS - BANNERS - PILLOWS Add Diqnity, Color and Spirit to your school Work by the use of Felt Pennants, Banners, Pillows, Emblems, Caps, Berets, and Chenille Letters. No order too small to receive our attention. CATALOG FREE STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY BIG RUN. ----- PENNA COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS CLERK OF COURT JOHN BIALIS MEATS AND GROCERIES 218 First Street Coaldcxle. Pa COMPLIMENTS OF LANSFORD BOTTLING WORKS VESS DRY AND WHISTLE LANSFORD. ' ' - - - - PENNA COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN E. BEDDOW PROTHONOTARY AAAAAAAA COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM MILLEN LEADING IEWELER COALDALE. ----- PENNA. COMPLIMENTS OF COMISAC'S E o o D MARK ET 55 Water Street Coaldale. Pa MORGANS SERVICE MOTOR FUELS AND LUBRICANTS 211 West Patterson St1'eet Lunsford. Pa COMPLIMENTS OF HON. PAUL HOUCK COMPLIMENTS OF TONY MILLER 214 WEST PHILLIPS STREET COALDALE. PA. COMPLIMENTS OF H. FEINSTEIN GREEN GROCERIES, TRUCK AND DRY GOODS 111 High St. Coaldale MAFF 'S SERVICE STATION JOSEPH MAFF, Prop. 900 EAST BROAD STREET TAMAQUA, PA. A. KONONCHUK Meats and Groceries 148 E. High St. Coaldale V f4' 4 - ff' I piii lax wi ll fu IE E1 Mfg ,T hi- 1 'H .. x '23 ,Lui if wut COMPLIMENTS OF HOBEN 'S RESTAURANT COALDALE. PA. COMPLIMENTS OF SPAGHETT1 LAND TAMAQUA, PA. Found. d IC65 Seventy-Fourlh Year BUSINESS TRAINING Business Administra- tion cmd Secretarial Science courses for fig. 7 -371.1 ne, wo un ree ears ggi id ' Summer Session July 5 'i Full Term September 6 F ' f ' dd R ' orin ormutlon,u ress egistrcr PEIRCE SCHOOL iine St.WcsrcfE'off4 fhlln., Po, WAAAAAAIVQAA AXSAAAAAAAAAA young men ond women. o T drh Y COMPLIMENTS OF ROXY SHOE STORE TAMAQUA, PA. COMPLIMEN TS OF IOE ABRAHAM Men's and Boys' Furnishngs PHONE 4-R 161 W. Ridge St. Lansiord COMPLIMENTS OF RODGER'S AUTO CO. FORD DEALER LAN SFORD, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF CONEY ISLAND LUNCH TAMAQUA. PA. WON'T YOU PLEASE PATRONTZE OUR ADVERTIZERS? WITHOUT THEIR HELP THE S T E N T O R COULD NOT PUBLISHED THE STAFF. NAAfg,gAA Philadelphia Bargain Same The Gateway To Economy Is Wide Open Here TAMAQUA, PENNA. ABE SCHONBERGER Wallpaper - Hardware - Housefurnishings THIRD STREET COALDALE, PA COMPLIMENTS OF TAMAQUA LAUNDRY ROWAN BROTHERS PHONE, LANSFORD 351-M TAMAQUA, 140-J WE TRY TO DO THE IMPOSSIBLE - PLEASE EVERYBODY NATIONAL 5c to 51.00 STORE 40 WEST BROAD STREET TAMAQUA, PA. ALWAYS THE BEST IN POPULAR PRICED MERCHANDISE FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN gumbe: BECKER BUILDING SUPPLIES H1611 Sa d READY-MIXED CONCRETE AND COAL DOCK 511011 South Greenwood Street Terra C 'sta Masonit R. C. H. BECKER, Prop. Established 1890 Homasite PHONE 216 Cm 223-243 ROWE STREET Upson B rd Sheet 0 k TAMAQUA, PENNA. ZAMSKY STUDIOS SITTINGS TELEPHONE: BY PENNYPACKER APPOINTMENT 6190-8070 THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCE o 0 o The Zamsky Studios have successfully handled Year-Book Photography for Twenty Years. The skilled personnel and up-to-date equipment necessary for such a record is reflected in this book and is your assurance that you may COUNT ON ZAMSKY o o 902 CHESTNUT STREET - PHILADELPHIA YALE RECORD BUILDING NEW HAVEN Q o OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES FROM NEW ENGLAND TO THE SOUTH. QV COMPLIMENTS OF I O H N S O N ' S SUPER SERVICE STATION TAMAQUA. PA. COMPLIMENTS OF LEWIS INSURANCE RUSSEL A. HOLMES FUNERAL DIRECTOR COURTEOUS AND SYMPATI-IETIC SERVICE LAN SFORD, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF ZIIVIIVIERMAN BROTHERS AGENCY FRUIT - PRODUCE Lansiord, Pa. LANSFORD. PA. Z A N E ' S COMPLIMENTS OF BARBER SHOP WIT-I-IAM'S LEHIGH STREET CON1-'ECTIONERY STORE PHILL Coaldale. Penna. COALESJZIEEITEER. G 0 R D O N ' S CHRISTY'S PLACE MENS' STORE 148 WEST RIDGE STREET ON THE HIGHWAY Lansford. Pa. COAI-DALE' PA- Futchko's Quality Market Meats, Groceries and Fruits 238 WEST RIDGE STREET Phone 9641 We Deliver Y COMPLIIVIENTS OF ROSS MOSCO CANDY - CIGARS 101 Second St. Coaldale. Pa. DIAMOND SWEET SHOPPE AND LUNCHEON Good Candy and Ice Cream WEST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF N. C. WOMER RADIO STORE 213 Broad St. Tamaqua, Pa. Motorola Home and Auto Radios COMPLIMENTS OF N. 61 I. GREENBERGER PANTHER VALLEY'S LEADING FURNITURE STORE Lansford. Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF TI-IE GREENWOOD INN COALDALE. PA. MARGARET SCHISSLER 225 West Ruddle Street Telephone: 175-R M. LANKALIS BEAUTY SHOP EAST HIGH STREET Coaldale. Penna. B. H. DREHER LUMBER, MILLWORK AND BUILDING MATERIAL TAMAQUA, ------ PENNA. A BEAUTIFUL FIGURE IS A JOY FOREVER Preserve and Maintain it by Using an Abundance of - M I L K - ASK FOR HAZLE PHONE: TAMAQUA 1000 HAZLE MILK AND ICE CREAM COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF R. D. LEIDICH PAINTING, BODY AND FENDER WORK A SPECIALTY CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE SHOW ROOM AND REPAIR SHOP AT 112 EAST KLINE AVENUE LANSFORD, PENNA. ANDREW M. STRAUSS, Dealer Phone 557 H COMPLIMENTS OF DALEY SISTERS MILLINERY DRY GOODS COALDALE, PENNA FRED .SEMBACH PLUMBING - HEATING - ROOFING MARKET STREET PHONE 399 TAMAQUA, PA. IOHN IEZZ PAUL MURACA GROCERY STORE SHOE REPAIRING COALDALE 2 W. HIGH ST. COALDALE vvvxAfvvv xAAAfvvvv VV A 'yewelry of the CBetter Sort Since 1893', J. I HPPII UHMPHNY, INH LANCASTER, PENNA. MANUFACTURERS OF THE STANDARD COALDALE I-IIGI-I SCHOOL RING FOR TI-IE CLASS OF I939 HIGH QUALITY SATISFACTION SERVICE N fNlXfN!X!X!X!N! M A U R E R ' S UP-To-DATE GARAGE LANSFORD, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF FREED'S STORE Clothing-Shoes-Fumishings LAN SFORD, PA. ELLA R. GILDEA THE NEW PERMANENT WAVE I Do All Branches of Beauty Culture COALDALE, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF ALEX'S PLACE COALDALE, PA. N. 6. G. DRUMHELLER DANIEL IQNES Stromberg-Carlson CANNED GOODS R A D I O S AND Lunsford. Penna. GROCERIES Since 1890 Phone 1218 ' Schuylkill's Leading Cleaners G. W. CLEAR' SSa'E1'd EY-ERS PURE ICE TO PLEASE Call and Delivery Service 302 N. Centre St. Pottsville TAMAQUA' PA' COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK YURKOVIC ENDICOTT-IOHNSON MEATS AND GROCERIES STORE Coaldale, Pa. TAMAQUA, PA. C O I-I E N ' S THE CHILDREN'S SHOPPE NORTH SALES COMPANY FROM INFANCY TO GRADUATION Tvpewriiers - Adding Mdchines LANSFORD, PA. 30 E. Broad St. Hazleton Smart Millinery in One-of-a-Kind Styles GET RID OF YOUR OLD TIRES BEFORE THEY GET RID or YOU A. S. ELVIN'S VOGUE SHOP Tamaqua, Penna. 12 WEST BROAD STREET TAMAQUA, PA. Rooms Formerly Occupied by Regal 8: Blum COMPLIMENTS OF N A R D I N I ' S COALDALE - LANSFORD vv COMPLIMENTS OF JULIO MARCONI COALDALE'S LEADING SHOE REPAIRER KEILMAN BROS. GOOD SHOES AND HOSIERY TAMAQUA. ------ PENNA. WEAVER'S NEWS STAN D ALL KINDS Stationery. Books, Magazines and Newspapers 9 BERWICK STREET TAMAQUA. PA. Bobbie Willing's Meat Market Full Line of Fresh and Cold Meats Call: Phone 9647 DELIVERIES MADE PORVAZNJIK, l-7l.ORlST LANSFORD. PENNA. This Flower Establishment has b d ' g business in Lansford and 'ty for 36 years. We always do b t t please our cu t mers. If d f Fl wers for any ccasion-try -y t t k' g h TELEPHONE: LANSFORD, 712 COMPLIMENTS OF The 'Palace and Victoria Theatres LANSFORD. - - - - - - PENNA. QVXA!NAl