Coaldale High School - Stentor Yearbook (Coaldale, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1939 volume:

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' lf'-MX HONOR GUR GENIAL COACI- O one who over an extended period of years has served classes and teams of Coaldale High School and who has made the name of Coaldale High School respected and renowned throughout the state for its ath- letics, we. the class of nineteen hundred thirty- nine respectfully dedicate this issue of the Stentor. AND TEACHER, MR. THCMAS P. RAYMER We E pause to commemorate the life and service of our beloved Supervising Principal, Mr. Iohn E. Gildea, who departed this life on the evening of March 6. 1939 after many years of faithful effort devoted to the education of Coaldale children. Truly a great man. who will continue to live in the hearts and minds of all who knew him. mnriam of the Stentor is an attempt record the events of the past school year in print and picture. Our greatest pleasure in editing this book has been the hope that in years to come it will be a true record of the many pleasant memories of our High School days. Administrative Leaders The students greatly appreciate the efforts of this group who have been responsible for better un- derstanding between teachers and students. Q Class Leaders This group has the confidence of students and faculty as responsible leaders of class activities. o Leaders of Activities These are the inspiring leaders to whom We are indebted for the upbuilding of school spirit and morale. I Leaders in Athletics A trio, who as leaders of their teams, have truly symbolized the spirit of Coaldale High School as a Worthy opponentiin all athletics. -me 1939 szenfm my Editor . . . .... DANIEL POLANSKY Associate Editors . . HELEN KIDDA, WASH SHAFFRON Business Manager . Ass't Business Manager Sports Editor . . Advertising Manager . Ass't Advertising Manager Faculty Advisor . . EDWARD WILLIAMS ROSEMARY IOHNSON . . MARK MCHUGH KATHLEEN GALLAGHER STEFANIA SCARLOSS . MR. O. S. KEEBLER Leaders of our OFFICERS Mr. Norman Richards, President Mr. Charles Watkins, Secretary Mr. Stephen Radocha, Sr., Treasurer Seated-Kermit Hoffman, Walter Evans, John Pascoe, Charles Watkins, George Foster. Standing--Norman Richards, Stephen Radocha, Sr. Rulers of Our Scl1oo1's Destiny Through the untiring efforts of the board of education, Coaldale schools are steadily progressing. In the face of discouraging financial conditions the board as a Whole and the members as individuals have applied them- selves diligently to the task of keeping our schools open and operating at high efficiency. The people of our community, the faculty, and the student body know that these splendid citizens will continue to serve Coaldale School District in the future as they have in the past. MISS MARY PASCOE Executive Secretary Mr. Moser came to us as Principal of our High School in l929. He has proved himself an able and understanding ad- Mr. A. C. Moser Principal Kutztown State Teachers College Muhlenberg College, Ph.B. New York University, M.A. ministrator. We deeply appre- ciate his interest in our Wel- fare. A Message to the Graduates You have finally achieved your first great goal in life. To many of you this achievement was a pleasurep to others it was a difficult task. As years go hy, many fond memories of high school days will linger and as you go down the rugged pathway of life, you will finally con- clude that your high school days were the best days of your life. Best Wishes to all of you and may your con- tinued cooperation make your Alma Mater a better school. MR. A. C. MOSER. SOCIAL SCIENCE AND MUSIC Left to right-Mr. W. E. Berger, Sus- quehanna University A.B., New York University M.A.g Miss E. F. Mitchell, Kutztown State Teachers' College B.S.. New York Universityg Mr. T. P. Raymer, Susquehanna University A.B., New York University M.A.: Mr. D. G. Jones, Penn State College B.S. HEALTH AND COMMERCIAL SUBIECTS Standing left to right-Miss A. Laigon. Beckley College, New York Univers- ity, Susquehanna University, Indiana State Colegeg Miss M. R. Furey. Temple University, Immaculata Col- lege B.S., New York University M.A.: Mr. A. C. Kalen, St. Joseph's College, A.B.g East Stroudsburg State Teach- ers College, New York Universityg Miss M. Blarney, East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B.S.: Miss A. Wyshosky, R.N., Coaldale State Hos- pital, Germantown Hospitalg Dr. M. R. Evans, Franklin and Marshall Col- lege B.S., Temple Medical School M.D. We are proud of our friendly faculty. The students take the teachers into their confidence with personal problernsg this is possible because of the teach- ers' interest in our welfare. The teachers are advisors to the classes and are often requested to give advice not only to the classes, but to the members of the classes as Well. Thus, every teacher is reqarded not only as an educator but as a friend and confidant. The students of Coaldale High School are very fortunate in having a well trained and progressive faculty. Their sincerity and interest in our Welfare is evidenced by their efforts to improve themselves so as to render a fuller measure of service. Many are Working for, or have earned, advanced degrees. The students of our school and the people of our community appreciate this professional attitude and Wish them success in their efforts to improve the standards of our school. SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Seated-Miss M. P. McElhenney. Im- maeulata College A.B.. Temple Uni- versity. New York University M.A. Standing-Mr. L. J. Melley. Penn State College AB.. New York University M.A.: Mr. S. J. Martinec. Susque- hanna University A.B.. New York University M.A.: Mr. T. M. Lithgow, Muhlenberg College B.S.. New York University M.A. LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Seated-Miss B. V. Evans. Kutztown State Teachers College B.S.. New York University: Miss C. R. Cava- naugh. St, Josephs College. Penn State College A.B., New York Uni- versity M.A.: Miss P. E. Filer, Kutz- town State Teachers' College B.S., New York University. Standing-Mr. 0. S. Keebler, Susque- hanna University A.B.. New York University M.A.: Mr. R. B. Harvey. Susquehanna University AB.. New York University M.A.: Mr. S. P. Pas- coe, Susquehanna University A.B., New York University. Left to right fSeatedD First Row-Mr. R. Harvey, Miss B. Evans, D. Polan- sky, Miss P. Filer, Mr. T. Lithgow. Second Row 1StandingJ-E. Mit- chell, J. Bigus, H. Zulic, A. Kerak, M. Balzovich, G. Eames, M. Firkal, M. Semko, T. Bybel. Third Row-A. Tokarczyk, J. Rohall, S. Laskas, M. McHugh, M. Bonenberger, A. Kohler, D. Snyder, M. Hedish, J. Moran, W. Hoffman. Student Cooperative Association OFFICERS DANIEL POLANSKY . President WILLIAM HOFFMAN Vice President DOROTHY SNYDER . Secretary HELEN ZULIC . Treasurer The Student Cooperative Association was organized for the purpose of creating cooperation among the students and between the student body and the faculty, and to educate the students in self-government. That it has suc- ceeded is shown beyond doubt by the tact that, the S. C. A. now chooses its own professional assembly programs, conducts intra-murals, and purchases educational and recreational movies. The S. C. A. has also decided many questions originating from students concerning school government. Other projects ot the S. C. A. during the past year were: the Freshman Reception, sales at varsity games, football programs, dances, and the minstrel. Leaders of our GMM Lest We For-get! A Saga of the Seniors ln the limited space here provided it is impossible to give a year by year description of our class activities. We entered Coaldale High School with one hundred thirty membersg now there are only ninety-one of us. During the past four years the members of our class have been active in extra-curricular activities. Eleven boys played varsity football, three of us played basketball, fourteen were in the band, three played in the jazz band, fourteen participated in track, twenty-four were in the minstrel, and eleven in the Senior Class Play. Vile think this is a very qood record. OFFICERS Wash Shaffron President Leonard Sicenavage Vice President Martha Lehotsky Secretary Margaret Valitsky Treasurer VERNA A. BARRON Sandy Academic Act your ago lrrum Major 2, 3, 4: Minstrol 1, 2, l: AlIXl'I'IISllIl1 l'luIx 4. FRANK S. BARTAL Bart's Commercial I'Iloo4-y Ihunl I. 2: luIr:nmur:il Ihlsliq-tlulll J Il, Ig Gym 4'lulv NIIIIIIILZUI' -l. IOSEPHINE A. BIGUS lo Commercial Naturally Studs-nt Folim-il Association 2. 3, -I: Slinetrc-I 2. 4: Naltiolizll Ilonor Sovim-ty HELEN B. BLASKO BIash Commercial WouInln'I thu! jur yu S. 1'. A. ll1-pri-ss-i1I:1Iivv I, 2: film- 1'luI- Il: Miurxlrol l, 2. FRANK I. BLASKO Fedo Commercial '4I,isIc-ll Mug liunli l, 2, 3, 4: Trzivli LZ: 0!'l'IlUStI'il l, LZ, 3. DOROTHY BOTTOMLEY Dixie Academic lbou't :wt simpln-, smull fry' lhlml l. IJ, 22. 41 Blinsirvl I, 2, ll: .lslu-rtiainu Vlulr 4. MILTON BROWN ' MiIty Commercial It's only your inmg'mutiou I'1uulIn:lll.I. 4: Nvorts 1 lulx I. .L J, 4: lulmmurall Tru'-lc Il. PETER BRUNDA Pete Commercial Yu plzluk ya lfootlmll Mzlnaljrcr 21. fl: .lrt l'luI1 l, LI: Inlrzlmurzils 2, 3. -I. THEODORE BYBEL Teedzer Academic So lvllllli' N-uior Flnss l'l:1y: S. U. A, llopro- Qontautivv 4: I'r+-sinlm-nt Art I'luh 4. THOMAS A. S. CECI Chuch Academic Wm-Il. slum my uzirlcry' linml l, ZJ, 3, 45 Miustrvl 4: Gym lflub 3, 4. LOUIS A. CECI Louie Commercial IIiI'lX:Ill Svrmu. yu nIopo lruml 2. 3. I: Url-In-stru l, 2, Il, I3 'l'r:n'k Ji, 4. CATHERINE M. CONAHAN Kay Academic 'l'wvrll'1 nolliiu' Rliustn-l I. 2. AI: lnlrumuml Yollvy Iiull 2, Il: l':1r4-1-rI'Il1l, l. HELEN CREPAK Crepie Commercial i'l'l'IIlIllIj4' I'rowi4ln-ul of HIM- Vlulr: Yivo Pros. ol' Se-1-rm-Izlry l'IllIn 4, IOSEPH C. DALE Wor-mie Commercial ll'lly, YI-N Viral .Kill l'lulr l: l'Iu-vlu-r l'lnlv 23 ll'orlxl .lffnirs I'IllIl 4. DAVID DALLY Spoof Academic You talk Ima mm-li. vnlira-lyl lfootlmll LE, 3, 4: IIIITSIIIIIIYZII Soft- Ivull 2, 3, -lg Sport Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY A. DERZOCK Giggles Commercial l'oil'rv :l ilmlif' ll. lt. 'l'r1-nslm-r 3: ll1unim'uringt'lub 2, Il: Si-1-rolziriul Club -l. DISADERATA M. DiSANTE Daisy Academic l,uok :it the ours un him Girls Uunperzitivo 2: llraimntin- l'lub Il: Minstrel Al. ROBERT DUMONT Lohy Commercial You vur, Sir First. Aid Club 1: Gym t'lub 3, 4: lnlrnniuruls 2, 3, -l. WILLIAM M. EADE Eadie Academic Ill yu Babe lluucl l, 2, 3, -1: Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4: S1-nlur Vlnss l'luy. BETTY GADDES Tiny Commercial Aw Gee! Senior Cluss Pluyg Minstrel -I: Nu- tlonnl llonor Society 4. KATHLEEN R. GALLAGHER Gal Academic llou't be sairm-:1stiu Advertising lllgr. Stentor: Minstrel Ii, 41 Nntiunul llunor Society 4. HELEN T. GULLA Lala Commercial Fish lliternturc Club 33 Girls l'Il0IN'l'2lllY0 12: Mnrioilutte Club 4. GEORGE HALUSKA Cotton Commercial Yu know First Aid Club 13 Cyni Club 33 In- trumurails 1, 2, 3. SUE HARBOLOVIC Harb Commercial Listen you, rut that nut l'll0CI'l0IlllUl' 1, 2, 3, 43 Cluss S4-c'y LZ: Secretnrinl Club -1. HELEN H. HATCHKO Brilliance Academic Did the curfew ring yet? lntrnmurnl Basketball 35 Girl Ri:- serves 23 Etiquette Club 1. HELEN HEDISH Puniy Academic t'nmc on, lct's go Minstrel 3, 43 Advertising Club 3, rl: lntraimurul Volloy Bull 3. MARY HOFFMAN Huffy Commercial l'll think about it Ilfuid Ig Secretarial Club -lg Min' strcl 4. BERNADINE HORVATH Bebs Commercial Stick 'em up Municuring Club 33 Unrcer Club 23 Murionettc Club 4. FRANK HUSEREK Fran Academic Honey, lt's intermission Gym Club 3, 4: Minstrel 43 Intru- lllllflll Basketball 1, LE, 3, 4. STEPHEN IABBO Pipka Academic Scrum before I poke yu Varsity Basketball 0, 45 Art Club 15 Gym Club 3. ROSEMARY IOHNSON Minook HAROLD KINN Barber MARTHA LEHOTSKY Lehot Commercial Commercial Academic I 1-uulil M-rm-ann l'lg::1d SI1IllI'I2lIllIj ' Stentor Stuff 4: Mimlrs-I Zi: Mixr-ll llanml 1, 12, 3, 4: Gym 'l'1-um 2, fl, 4: flaws Sw-rn-t:lry 41 Aliuatrm-l I. 2, il: 1'IluI'Ili Ii, Orvln-sll':l l, 2. 3, 4. Nzrtiolml llmml' Suvii-ly 4. ELEANOR IONES EI IULIUS KLEPPINGER KIepp WILLIAM LISKA Lish Commercial Academic Academic 'I':lIainp: in ilu- Yivw2 llnw :irc yml'f' lIiy:r olxl sun 'l'r1-zxsurvr ul' Uluh 1, 2: lntranmuralls lnlruruuraxls 3, -lg Study Vlul, il, 4. Intrnnmrzxl Suftlmll 2. 3, -I3 Yollvy 2: S4'l'l'1'I:Il'lIlI Vllllr 4. Iialll 2. Ii: 1'I1vn'Iu-r Vlnlu 2, MARGARET KARAS Medgie IOSEPH KOHLER joe PAUL MARTIN Goose Commercial Commercial Academic XV:-ll, I like Hunt l'11rs4-s l'hn:l I'Im:1 Ilnmr- lhmm Sn-vri-larry l: lulralmur- lfqmtlmll 4: Gym Tcnm 1, 2, 3, Al: Varsity lfuntlmll Ii, I: Sports Flul, :mls 2: Si-1-rr-lzu'ml l'IuIr 4. l'I:ns:: I'l:xy 4. I. 2. Il. I: lntrzunuranl Sufllmll 2, Il, 4. HELEN KIDDA Kiddy VENDAL KUPEC Ven CATHERINE MATRICIAN Commercial Academic Commercial Mafrish Sn you rant to l:nmv'! Small Fry -I1'l'l'l'l'S l'Y l'l'l'FS lnlrzlmursrls l, 2, II. -I3 S11-nIurSl:1!l' Ifmmtlmll 3. 4: lhlskctlulll 3, 4: ln- S1-4'rv1:1ri:ll Vlnlv I3 llrzlnnlliv I'IllIl I3 Si-Wy of A. A. -I. lr:1m:l1':lls Sufllmll 2, 3, 4. IC: Rlinstrvl -I. MARIORIE KING Marge STEVE KURILLA Teemer IOSEPH MATUKONIS lano Commercial Commercial Commercial Much ohlign-nl'i 'klmsc-ray WIN-rc 4l'yn lit? I'rcxinl1-lit S01-roialrirll Club 45 Pri-S, Gym Team 1, 25 First Aid Cllllv lg First .Kill Flub lg lutrzumxrnls Il, Junior Plas-z Zig National Honor Su- Careers Club 4. Gym l'lul1 3, 4. cicty. IOHN V. MATULA Commercial Wlwrc tI'y:l tit. First Aid Club I: lulr'luxul':lls ICI llylu t'Iub 3, rl. FRANKLIN MAURY Indian Academic Win-rv urn- you going lnnig:Ilt': 'l'r:1vk 2. -I: lllirlllllllrlll lhlskn-tlmll 'Ii Scif-ui'v Club -I. ELLEN MacDONALD Nebah Commercial Anil luuqli -l thought I'iI div. S1'l'l'l'iIll'IIli Club -I: I-Itiqm-llc l'luln 2, Il, Millslrcl -I. MARK E. MCHUCH Twin Commercial 'l':ikc :l bImx ' Sports Iflilitor Stl-utor Sl. -1: Vivi- I'ra-s. A. A. fl: In-pri-scntntivc S. t GRACE MILLER Gracie Academic Aw limits I Mlusiri-I L., Il, -I: lntrauuuml Vollcv liullg ldtlwuicttc Club 2, 3. lano SOPHIE NESTRAK Sonia Commercial Just Rl mmucutf fplc:1Sc Rluuirurim: Vlub lg Ss-crm-t:ll'i:ll 4: tlyn' lflrhibiliou 1. MARY NOVASEDLIK Tinda Academic ll'y:1 still lovc mc lilic yu ustal? llinstrcl 4: Atlvcrtisingr Club Ig Eti- quvtls- Club 2. FRANCES LEE NOVITSKY Novit Academic Il'y:t think? t'I1i-vrls-:itll-r l, 2, 3, -I: Tri-:lsurcr A. A. 'iz National llmmr Society 4. ANNA PALASKEY Pal Academic Ah Nuts! Miustrcl I. 2. il. 4: Gym t'lulu l, 12, I-1. 4: St-uim' l'l:1y -I. KEZIAH PARFITT Key Commercial I IIOIIIL 1-liocsc to Icll guru! Girls licscrvcs 23 Etiuuvttc 3, S1-ce rctnriul Club 4. RICHARD H. PASCOE Dick Commercial But l t'2lIlll't ilu clzl .ulllllllllilli lftmtlmll 'lg Sports l'lub 41 lutral- murnl lizlski-tluzlll 2, Zi. CATHERINE PASKOSKY Squeaky Commercial Yv:ulil Ami illt'll thc short-I In-ulu-. llinstri-l I, bi: Si-m'rct:uri:ll t'IuIu 4: .l'l':t1u-Iln l'lmir 1. STEPHEN PAVELKO Ding Academic Lust nl' ilu- timbcrs , Yzirsity I-'untlnalll 2, Il, 4: llzlslivllulll L.. Ii: 'lIl'iIl'li 2, 3. ANTHONY I. PETRUCCE Oscar Academic A'St'2lllIl2ll to ilu' XYmuIpm'kcrs Varsity Iduotlnill 3, 'I3 Sports Club I, 2, 33 Vluss Prcsiilvui I, 2. IULIA A. PHILIPOVICH Poskets Commercial lint why? Etiuul-llc Club 1, 33 Coolvi-rzliivc Club 2: Library Club -I. DANIEL POLANSKY Dan Academic Ia-t nn- think I-Iulitor in Chic-l', Sit-ntor -4: National Ilonor Non-it-ty -IZ l'rt-sillvut S. l'. .L MARY POLISCHAK Lefty Academic Aw Hain tlxni 'I'4-:ini 2, Il, -Ig Minstrt-l -IQ National Honor Sofit-ly -I. HELEN RADOCHA Radoc Commercial In about an hour Ivll nit- to laugh Muistrvl -I: Sui-rctarial l'Iub I: ln- IFIIIIIIIFIIIS 2, IS. GEORGE W. RICKERT Rick Commercial Ullow tI'ya 1.:'vt tIiatZ ' Ilannl I, LE, II, -lg tlrvlit-stra 3, -li I'irsI .Kill Vlub I. ANNE C. SOBOLOSKY Sub Commercial tilt, tit-0 Xl'izz N4-uior t'lass l'lay 'll Scvrt-Ialrial Club tg Miustrol 4. STEFANIA N. SCARLOSS ScarIey Academic l.v:ii't- it to llllfii Stm-ntor Stall' 3. I: Senior t'lass l'lay I: National Ilonor Son-it-ly 4. ANDREW F. SEMKO Semmy Academic ti'wan you'ro Polish Varsity Football 3, -I: Varsity Has' km-tlinll 2. Zi: Sports l'lub I, 2, Ii, -I. WASH SHAFFRON Brains Academic For vi-ying out loud Minstrvl -ig tbrator U2 St-nior Vlass I'rn-sitlvnt -I. IOSEPH F. SHANOSKY Shane Academic Wh:-n l was your age Varsity Football 2, Ii, 4: Intraniural 2, Ii, 4: Sports Club 1, 2, Zi, 4. IOHN SHATKOWSKY Shot Academic Ask inc anything Varsity Footlmll 2, 3, 45 Sports Club 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3. I LEONARD A. SICENAVAGE Puss Academir IIuh': Uh yt-s Varsity I-'ootball 2. il, -1: Varsity llaslu-tixall Il, -I: tiyni l'Iub Ii, I, WILLIAM E. SIPKO Bill Commercial First Ainl t'lub lg XVorlnl AIl'airs -I3 I'lior'Iu-rs t'lub 1. 2. STEPHEN SLABY Steve Academic lit-ttt-r lata- than in-vt-r Football I: Iizlskvtball 19. ft: Sports Vlub -I. ANNA L. STAFINIAK Lynne Commercial Do you know what? litiqllt-ttv 2: 'I'i1'kt-t t':lpt:lin -I: Min' stu-l 4. SIMON STAFINIAK Si Commercial 'I'0ll it to tht- birds Ifootball Mgr. 4: Intramurals 2, Il, 4: Gym Vlub 1. IOHN I. STAWIARSKI Whitey Academic A I'IluI's wlult you think Ihlslu-Ilvaill -It Smarts l'lulu Ii, 43 ln' tramniml Sufllmll 2, Il, 4. MARIE STARRY Marie Commercial lbI1f You 1Inn't sny Sm-tion 'l'l't'2lNllI't'l' I, 2: Si-vrs-t:1ri:1l l'lnIu -I3 liwnlinn: l'lull 2, Ii. DOROTHY SNYDER Dotte Commercial Put this l'unnXily Minstrvl I, 2, 3, 4: Sl'1'l'i'IIlI'y ul' S. l'. A., 4: Si-niur Flush l'lny. PETER SUDA Pete Commercial ll'llIll'N llu' dope' l irxL Ainl I'lub I3 l'Iu-vkvr l'luIv 2: World .Hfuirx Club 4. TEOFILA M. A. TOKARCZYK Academic Tuffy 'I'Ii:lI's wllnt you think linnd Uliorus 3, 43 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 43 Nntionnl Ilonor Society 4. DANIEL TOMCHIK Dan Academic l'ut Iln- wrap Slontur Stuff 43 Miustrvl 4: Intru- lnurul 'l'r:u'k Ji. MARGARET M. VALITSKY VaIit Commercial llnu't wink too loud Minstrvl 4: Clues l'l:ly 4: Flaws 'l'r-vusuror I. IANE VERHOUSKY Ieannie Academic Holy Unis Sa-ninr Class I'l:iy: Minstrel 43 Nu' tinnnl Honor Sum-ty fl. DONALD H. WATKINS Brick Commercial All slinvks, t'wvrvn't nuthin' llund 1, 2, 3, 4: Minwtrol 3: Urvlnw- tru I, 2, 3. LAVERNE WILLIAMS Lovie Commercial You who we see Suvrctnriail l'lnh -lg Section Svv'y 'lg President of Club 3. EDWARD WILLIAMS Buffy Academic llon'I 1:1-I i-xn'ilv1I Ynrsily l4'noII'nll 3. 41 Spnris l'lnIr I. Z, II, -I3 linsini-ss Mgr. ui' Stvniur 4. IOSEPHINE R. WINDUS Windy Commercial I Inv: to cliI'I'0i ' Minstrel LI: ll. ll. 'l'r0:lsnr1-r -lg Sw- rvlnriul 1'luIn 4. ROSE WINSKO Winnie Commercial l'Il IIIINV you down! Rlinstrvl I: Sci-roturinl l'lnIr -13 Nu- Iinnnl Ilinmr Snviviy 4. NICHOLAS YALOWEY Nick Commercial I know llunil 1, 2: .Iuxz Orrin-slrn 1, 23 Min- strvl li 13, 35. BETTY ZAK Scrip Commercial Ulllvss yi-ur Iilllv lll'2ll tH lim-i-plinll l'lnlr 33 Si-vrclnrinl Ululm 4: Xnliunail Ilonor Sovicly 4. HELEN ZULIC Chubbins Academic Make your mrlivcrsaitimi brief S. C A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Orutor -lg Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JUNIOR FRIENDS ..... .I. I4-In-llxlu, -ml 1.4 NIV. Ixnl--11. XI. 8:1--Inna, 12. Xlvlmlmlvl. .XiIu'll. N. I'I1-vll, XY, SU' A, II'-rutnlx. NI. I,itlx:..u. IA-fl In Iliuhli lx! III-xx I'. lx: Iu1In:lII. .I. Xllllvlx, N luwllllx ' In I III:lNIur, NI. Ihzlll-, A, lu-rulx I XIIWII4-II, II. Nwlrlfwx I. X vmln N, Irulnllzu. .Iwi Imu II, l-um lm-r, A. Ilurwtzlk, .I. Nlurzln N Nnurluzl. XI, I.1IIx1gmx4 IL I I lzuuxlq. BI. Snmriuzl. I.4-Vt In Iiiuht: lx! lhm I XI:ln'1-lllm. S, Sll:lluuNlI,xA li. Mlm Bull Ilmx I'. IInr4N'Iu:uII. I Xlaxlutx. I'. NI:wlmA. Zh--I ll- N. Ilivlulrrlx. W. Shrnlvsulx I Iulllhn. NI. Nlzlw-l1II:l Mnlulm ' ' 'I Nl I,n-Il 1.. hmm .l. M0114-N Iinlu-w. XY. Ilzmf-Imlx. I , ltunlnu I I.-fx I.. umm: N lam .1, 1v..I..n. IC. lllllaxi-'ln-l', Zml llmx I .hula-I. .I I1:Il'l1Ii-'IL XI Immun XY. Xlvlmnzlldl J-11-'I ICI-xx NI. lxl4I:I:u, III: I.mx ll, lumi- I XY. IIuITm:lH. NI. Iliulix .X NI- I I.::41:l1lm. .-Ill Hun Il. I :lm I nwr N lm.-1.Iw, 1: 1-mln ull: I.-mx N, Ixzlllxln, N Ih In II 'rnnt J, Ustwwliy, I'. Xlulutxuk ll. H1-rlu-l', ll. lizllv, W. Nlllflillj. lialvli N. Ntaxmuxky, W, lin-ll:-lx .l, lll'iIYiH1v, J. 'l'k:1n'l1, XY, Hy In-I, W. llzuinvllzl. .l. Nlullulivlc. wt llmx' Nl. I':ltullu-tx, N. Holly- wmul. XI, I-'u-iuwlm-in. Lflnl llmx' Xl, .l4vllnvnu, Rl. lla-zlvxll. IP. Mu'- Iluuzuld, Xl. Nvilrlqwx, Il, IM-m yznnux wh, .I. l':xwI4mxIq'. .X lh-In-I1. wi Huw U, Sinn-Ii, V. .MI:llm-nz 21:41 Ilmx S. Il::h:luI:l, l'. .Krml lu'llw!:-r, .X. llrixlm. Iircl lluw .X, Mn'l'IIrn3 .X, M:1tukmuiQ. ll Yunlm. Il. liulvln-r. -Uh Iiuw I . Winxku, IC. llvclalwh. H. Stvm lrmslxy, lfl, lll1sw:lV:l24-. Sth llnw , lu. Hxlyvrlllv, I, Solis-Ilan, J. lqn-vliy. Qt Ilnw ll. Huruisliy, U, Nidn. rink, M, Kumlk. 141, Iiylu-l, Nl Jupiml, ll. IM-rzm-k. 21141 lluw Xl. Nu-wIvl':nlx, M. l irk:1I. L, IM-I4-1111-Iis, ll. Z1-uzvl, A, W1-V vntl. Jlrnl lion' I.. lla-rrinuk wt lluw J, 4JriITiths, S, Zllliv, l. Z1lm:ll'N, Rl, liitvlm. Qlul lion' M. llulu-lnlu-rgg'n-r, S. ll:1rnm'i1-lx Il. Illnxlm. Rl, Sn-rnlnln. 31-11 lhm' IC. Huiilzl, S. llriwllkn, ll. lile-ppillgw-l', A, lilalwko. M Surinn.. -Uh ltmx A. Mulmlzx M, I':lx'Iik. the Clfass of 1940 1 u. OUR SOPHOMCRE 0 FRIENDS I.1-I'! In Iliuhtz Isl Ibm' Ib, I.1-i- 1Iis'I1. li. thlzilnxliy. Nl. Iirumhl, .l, YI-rlunlxliim-. Zml Ibm' l'I. IIHIIQ. I.. Ilullnml, A. Ibmvll- lu-rgvr, 'I'. W:lr1'ImI:1lx. Zim! lbm' S. llrimln. .I, Ilrum'n, Il. XY:-:uw-r. li. Gilnwn. Illu Ibm - AI. IIyIn-I. .l. IIriQIm. XI. lim!- lm-4'. Sth Ibm' .l. Ib-Il:nII. W. Ai:1m-nk:x, 1iII1 lbm .I. Hrliwlx. I'.. bln-lII1:lIuln1-I'. W, lxirls. ll. I'uu:lI::ln. I.:-fl In Iliulllt IKI Ibm' Al. Ihlr- rull, .I. 1'h:1Iv:1l:I. Im! Ibm' NI. llilxlwv, Al. llllrillsl. Zird Ibm A. lllxvlukzlrik. A, Ilnxnk. HI1 Ibm' Il. liurlu-5. IC. Alnrxlmlulx. full Ibm A. Ilnlnllll-vi. A. Ibirn- In-r-w-r 1.1-I'1 In Ilight: IQ! Ibm' .l, 11:11- I:l:In-l'. K. Illnxlm. Zllnl Ibm' - II. Iiurillsx. .l. Ibm-1QlIy. :ml Ibm I'. Alu--Imy. A. Ifurauli. -Ith Ibm' I , Al:l1:1Imx, tl. I'I:1nn-Q, S. Iilimvk. I.vfI tu Iliullt: Id Ibm' I . Sumt- n'I1:lk. I'. Alm-Imy. S. Iilinu-Ia. 45. Silnmnllx. 11. I-2:11:11-N, Ilul Ibm' .l. .l:uInIm, II. Sh-vu-ns, ll. 'IH-rry, A. Alanlwlivlx. II, Iiurilln. Zirul Ibm' A. Iluruk. A. l'rv4 li1llI:I, .l. Z1-nlm. AI, Stnlinhlk. III1 Ibm' 'l', Upiln. .l. llxxvvlllul, I'. Priggilw. BI. IVysImxky, BI. 'l'ruIrilln. the Class of 1941 Init In In In I Im Ink, A. Iinlmt. 'I'. liozulsinlv, .l. .lam-N, .I. AIt'I.l'llII, .I. l'ns4-Iulk, Q: , . IIIIRI. IC. I'is- .I. 'IV-rry. M. S1-ullm. I . l'nsI-on-, A. Svllulnln-ru'1'r, IK Ilvins, I'. Ilzulm-Im, IG. III-vylalli. IvI't hx Ilight: lx Im' I I Ill rmlv, Y. 'l'un14'Ilik. A. l':lxrm-. .lull Ilmv M. Imllotslcy, 0 I lx Imvslcy. II. Ilurvz . '. sky. .irrl I llulwln-lc, II. Iiaullw-, A. Snllio. III! IIUW II, IInIN'II. Y. Sufxky, I. I nm-. Wil ltlu I Inl In ' Inu' S. Ntnrousliy. S. 'lmppm-, U. liurllvll. M. l In-vkf I1-ll, ln IIi::I1I: Ist lin Iiunsliu, .I. Alitslialvalgw- I Slnlvy. Il. Y:lIlm'i1'I1. End liuw M. Rlilmlzlxll, A. I'IIiInpm'uIl U 'I'nI Huw A. Mikolnsll, M. l'oI:lusky, Il. Mnrtim-1-, ll, 'Prim ulxlm, M. Wyslmsky. Bird I Invrn, A. Skirlcamisln. . kilns. III: Ilow M. Iiallzuvivll, II. Millvn, Il. S4'I'iIIliIIi. III! In In M. IIIIIIIIII 1 ZvnIm. 2 I ' ' ' ' :. I, 'IH-rrv, .I. ml lun I Irx In ghtj Isl Ihm' J. Jallxlm, I . Surntvllnli. 'I'. Upilu, A. Mullnlivli. Zire! Ilmx' M. IVys- Imsky, H. Sinunolw, S. lam zltinink. Ulu. l'. I'Im-mm-utx. M. St A. Inlulun I Nt Mal W 1, I. .'l'I -I-ukau. OUR FRESHMAN FRIENDS lx! Iluw Il, Nlalvvlxlizx. NI, Marlin. .l. IiI1I1I:l, U, Z1-um-I. A. Ilvr ring. Lfml Ikon AI. 'I'1-rrp. Il. Ii:1mlI1-my A. 'I'nIi:ll'1'z3II. 1'. Iilvp lrinuvr. Iiral Iluw AI. IH-lm, II. l':ur:xwIl:1Ix. Il. II:1IllNII:u. Y. 1':llf Iixvn. I. Nm-4I4Iml. HI: Ilmx II. Sultix. Il. II1-wlauln. XI. Mn' likal. XI. Iliuliw. T-H1 Ilmx M. Slzlrrg, I., Ihlvix S. Iiuxm-IQ, lfrmul A. Annum. A. I':lxIik, S. Illlrivh. II. Ilurnwlmzllx. .Il Fir' Ixzll. 43. Iizxlmrv, 4'. I.ut:lx, l'. 111-mn-uh. N NI4-NMIIQ. I'. I':lIuf vlu-Ia, .l. Yzlvru. Ilzlvk I.. IY1-ivan-r, 'I'. ,Imn-N. A. I1r1w1l:llI, W, .Imu-N. .I. linnslm, I'. l':lu'lIm, S. I.:lNII:Is. IN! Huw 11 lilvmlilxun-r. A. War' I-lmlnk. I', Ilurnx. 21111 Iluw - W. 1':1ltiwwv, I. Sm-xlnlnm, AI, KI1-Iliw. W. I'oIiwll:lII. ZKr1I Huw XI. AI:lIiII:l, AI. Ilizllim XY. Itllwnxaugf-. I-'. Wai--4-. lth Ilmv I., Iluxiw, AI. AII4IrllvIm1. S. Ilurnk, W, I2i4'ImralQ, 4'. 4Q:mp::l- ualro-. Ella Ibm' J, Iiizlnlu, S. Iiuxm-Ia. II. Iillzzlk, IG. Zhu-k. ht I' ' 1 Nvllslk, .l. Iiiruln-rgw-r. Twill lhm f W luviv, l'. 4i:u1g':lw:lr1', M. KEITH' XVIIIIIII. . . . . the Class of 1942 ls! Hou ll. l'Iumm. li. l'nr!iH 41. .Hun-Q. 131111 Huw Xl. Suuln H. Mm-Imlxxxld. .L Iinhle-r. .I llwlush. firml lion M. lb-lull' 1-In-li, Rl. Sntalk. A. Vriguilw .L llitwku. -itll Huw Il. FIA- zik, .l. Ynroslxy, J. lh-nsvll. Xl I'hilnpm'i1'll. Tvlh Ilnm IP. Mn'- llunnlnl, Il, lilukvl. lith lluw .l. llurruu, S. Suplm-li, ll. Kur- 1-lmk. M lion' l'. .hula-I, A. llnrln-I, W. S:-lu-ulrlxln, IC. Imviw. 21111 Huw 15, Hn-IZ, .l. 4iriiTi1hw. Rl. llnjivn-Ii, ll. lla-rrillg. ilrnl Huw ll, li:ll1-n, I.. Sinn-li, IF, Klvp- pimzvr. NV. lingua-rnax. HI: linux l'. Ale-nvmli. M. Alillvr, ll. Mit- vhvll, I.. Alululznlc. Oilh llmv - Bl. Slallmzl, .l. Slzlulvy. I liualrll I . 4hu'h:ll, NV. llnllm-r. Il. Williaxmw. .L S1-kvllzl, S. S11 pluvk. ll. Iiurw-lmk. Y, l'o-nivk, Nl. l':1vlili, 'l'. l':lwuv, J. King. M. Solzllc, li. li:1wlr:lv:l. M. Frm-- lmln, .L l':lslu-rllzxk, l'. Suriun. lst lluw tl. .Inna-x. li, l':lrlitt, 21111 Ilnw J. Ilwlnsll. A. Kuhlvr. ll. Mau'lYuu:uI1l. Zin! lhm A. llilslm, A. Vriggins. -ltln Iluw .l, lin-lm-lr, .nm l. l':ulul1-r. Nl. ll:-rrillg. 2114! Huw J. lintvllllli. J. ll:lr:A- huvsx. Jlrnl lhm' I , lizlliwhl, J. xilYI'1llil. -lth How X. l':nr:' M, Skyllllul, li. Swx-mlm-y. lith Huw J. Zauiull, M. l'1-yvll. .Xt lhuxrd A. 1'0lQ'lll2Ill. S. Ilnrlm- L Q ,I 4 , fs Q I Q 4 fi 3 , ' V- 7 ., , A ' V , E 'ia' fi ' -pf f V' J A' Q' 1,7 , gf 7 gk 51 I at fs' V . 9 L ,Mi L 1 A 5 , A . A msg 9 'a www! ' F 'fNw -N . S,,,. -r A 2 A Q 'f N2 1 .Y , L3 4 53 ' u ' .,:ffQ34:? . 1-5 : ..k, 1 , I, png- - ' I -f I I f - - .W WWA' X... ' w iliif, ' fu .,ij1g2...... I 5 gy wg, H .... ' , X f Q.. if X4 f ,fa 'ann if M ,, YJ -4- v v g 'N '41 Leaders of our u Uv: Left to Right: Bottom Row-'R. Mitchell. M. Kidda, L. Simek, J. Tilka. M. Benyo, W. Sneddon. M. Miller, P. King, R. Poiansky, T. Yemm, Chas. Gangaware. 2nd Row-Rob't. Aiken, F. Blasko, T. Ceci, W. Hoffman, G. Rickcrt, J. Leidich, F. Andcl, R. Murphy, R. Willing. W. Eadc. 3rd Row--D. Paslawsky. W. Charles, E, Comisac, A. Hosak, M. Bitsko, A. Murphy, S. Bitsko. E. Davis, A. Kohut, H. Kinn, R. Conahan. The Varsity Band This organization, composed of eighty-five members under the efficient direction of Mr. Iones, provides color, music, and pep for the spectators' enjoyment at Coaldale athletic events. The annual band concert on the evening of May 20 Was out- standing for the quality ot program presented and the degree of perfection attained in its presentation. Needless to say, we are very proud of our band. to ': .v nn 'gg' . Il It ml ii I tlt ii In x limi A. l':II:usIiy. Il Zulif I Ilzuhli-Q, 'I'. 'l'oIa:ul'1-xyla. ', I'l'ul. IP. .Iuln's. l'lluIing'. 21:41 limi' Il. 'I'nnuI1I I XI ntl IP I ivtzlk, A. Ilusnk, Y. ,lu H lion I 1 st to x. . . :ll . 0. ' 7. C yu , Rl. III I xx I Nil Il IH-in I in Ith sv . limi' .I. I':1slmxsky XI Irlrlaail. th Itow A. Ih-nsvli, Y. Ihl I' rn Il, Iii. Ilunsit-lu-r. First Row-J. Leidich. J. Bereznak T. Puschak, J. Gbur. W. Millen, P Moneta, M. Teno, T. Dally, R Sneddon, H. Boretsky, H. Folk. Second Row-M. Edwards, S. Bole- chek, J. Tenetylo, O. Simek, B Pavlik, M. Durilla. A. Schonber- ger, A. Tokarczyk, L. Ceci, D Watkins. Standing-W. Murphy, F. Surochak D. Bottomley, R. Murphy, G. Oranl sky. C. Gangaware, J. Moran, R Aiken, J. Gursky, D. Lcidich, T Jupina, G. Karas. Seated R Johnson, K. Gallagher, D. Polansky, H. Kidda, S, Scarloss. Standing E Williams, W. Shaffron, Mr. Keebler, M. McHugh, D. Tomchik. Quill and Scroll Society The Quill and Scroll Society is composed ot the members of the Senior Stentor Staff. The members are elected by the class in their junior year, but cannot become members of the society until their Senior year. Each year the Society takes over the Panther Valley Page of the Allentown Morning Call. Members of the Society collect the news, write it, edit it, and send it by teletype to Allentown. After all the news is dispatched, the members of the society drive to Allentown and follow their news through the newspaper plant until at about 2:00 A. M. they see the papers come oft the press. Following indulgence in coffee and doughnuts, the home- ward journey is begun. This is a very enjoyable and interesting project. The requirements necessary to be elected to the Society are: high scholastic standing, authorship of an acceptable article which has been published, and recommendation by Mr. Keebler, faculty advisor of the society. The main purpose of this society is to write and publish the Stentor. lts members and particularly Mr. Keebler, are to be com- mended tor arousing an interest in journalism among the students. Seated: J. Bigus, B. Gaddes, M. Polischak, S. Scarloss. Standing: J. Verhousky, M. King, B. Zak, H. Crepak, D. Polansky, Tokarczyk, R. Winsko, M. Lehotsky. Not on picture--F. Novitsky. National Honor Society Fourteen members of the Senior class were elected to mem- bership in the National Honor Society. Membership in this organization is very select and an exclu- sive privilege. Selection ot members is based upon scholarship, leadership, character and service. The chief advantages ot having a chapter of the National Honor Society in our school are: lt creates an enthusiasm for scholarship throughout the schoolg it encourages a desire on the part of the members to render service to the school and to the com- munity and it causes the pupil to evaluate himself and to see it there are elements ot leadership Within him. Miss Mcllhenney is the faculty advisor of this organization. All members ot the faculty join in selecting members from the Senior Class. Congratulations to those who have been elected to the Sec- ondary school equivalent ot Phi Beta Kappa. Left to right: H. Zulic, H. Radocha, A. Sobolosky, J. Windus, May queen, B. Gaddes, Maid-in-waiting, T. Tokarczyk, C. Matrician, D. Snyder, E. McDonald. May Queen and Court In reviving May Day, our school presented a brilliant pageant climaxed by the presentation of the May Queen and her court. Beautiful in their gowns, the May Queen and court, inspired much applause and many expressions of admiration by students, faculty and townspeople. We could, with justice, attempt a verbal description of these girls of splendor but feel, being mere humans, that we would fail to express adequately the impression of loveliness made on our minds. The above photograph does not do the girls justice. How- ever, one must realize the impossibility of capturing on camera film, the beauty of a rainbow. The queen and her court possess not only beauty, stateliness, grace and dignity, qualities ordinarily associated with May Royalty, but in their election demonstrated their ability to sell tickets as it was on this basis that they were chosen. The unbounded applause of the audience as the royal com- pany approached the regal podium assures the repetition of this delightful affair. First Row-T. Jupina, D. Leidich, B. Pavlik, J. Bartnak. 2nd Row-F. Blasko, W. Eade, R. Conahan, G. Rickcrt. 3rd Row-R. Aiken. Not on picture-Mr. Jones, M. Firkal, J. Moran, T. Yemm, L. Simek. School Jazz Band The Oranges, under the direction of Mr. jones have be- come very proficient in the playing of modern swing. This year the organization has stepped out in new uni- forms. These semi-formal mess-jackets of Maroon and White have improved materially the appearance of the Oranges We should not fail to mention their new music stands. These were made by Mr. Holmes to harmonize with the uniforms. The picture above tells you better than can any words of ours, why we are so proud of the Oranges The jazz band plays after basketball games and for many assembly programs. This organization offers any music student a chance to learn to play swing. Several students after gradua- tion have joined orchestras and made music their profession. We hope that the jazz band will continue to turn out students who can choose the music profession as an occupation. gui' Seated-W. Shailron, D. Snyder, S. Scarloss, J, Verhousky. B. Gaddes, A. Sobolosky. W. Eudc. T, Bybcl, A. Palaskey. Standing-M. lVlcHugh, T. Ceci, F. Huserek. J. Kohler. lVl. Valitsky. Director O. S. Kccblcr. D. Disantc. H. Radocha. H. Zulic. S. Harbolovic. DIRECTED BY MR. O. S. KEEBLER Joe, the Duke DRAMATIC PRODUCTIONS The Senior Class Play, Be Yourself, was presented in matinee and evening performances for the enjoyment of the student body and the townspeople on December l9, 1938. The play, under the direction of Mr. Keebler who with the cast Worked diligently and faithfully, was a financial and dram- atic success. Patience and hard work were Well rewarded by generous applause. lt is difficult to pick out any single character who was su- perior to the others as the parts were Well balanced, and acting of consistently good quality. the You tell 'em Jane 'tGoinE un . 'Q . lflml lm-ll J. liwlllm-r. ltl. Williams, W. lizlrlv. ll. Kimi. J. Moran, ll. lh'imlnur. lst row J, Jullvs. ll. l,ll1'iu. lt. Kll'liIillI:l'l'l', l', Mom-tu, M, lflt-t-lmm-, ll, Sv:-nlmlc. F, Vumlnk, I. Juln, J. litgus, U. Imslmsky, A. Kultlor, l'l. lhlvis, ll. Mills-11, M. limlwalrrls, A, liulmt, lb. lhvrllvll, A. lh-nsvll, ll. Watkins. 12ml row' ti. B2lll0T0, l'l. Sll1'llllIlIIlIIl4'I', U. Sitlwk, ll. l'lilI'lj', M. 'l'rimn11-l. 'l'. .l1ll1ln:l, 1'. l'on:lll:lll, ll. l.:-i4li1'h, E. Mvllnmztlcl, U. iizlltunwztrv, .L S1-Imlulu-rgt-r. ll. Yzllmvit-lt. J. t'li:llr:ll:1, A. Vrigzins, M. liitskn. M. llnlzuvit-ll, ll. 'll0lllt'llili, A. lit-l':uk, M. l irli:ll. Strat nm' li. l':u'lik. M. l-'t-iustviu, S. Snlztrigal, lt, 'l'mm'lxivk, Pl. Pislnk, H, Milla-r, .l, Mvl.n-:u1, l', M4-nvnlli. 'l'. Yvmm, M. lluffmatll. XV. Slizltlrmi. ll. llt-rzuvk, tl. ltt-kus, ll. Z1-uzsrl, N. liivlx- zlrtls, M. l'ulis1'll:1k, .l. l':lRtln'll:l, M. .Iupil1:1, 'l'. Mitvlmll, Il. linrvtsliy, M. liitlrln, V. l':lltismw, Hit New High at COALDALE On Wednesday and Thursday evenings, February 15th and 16th, our students presented the Melody and Fashion Revue. Seventy-tive students participated. Singing, dancing, and jokes DIRECTED by the end men constituted the major part oi the Revue, Pol- BY lowing this carne the new feature ot the evening, a Fashion Show which won great applause from the audience. MISS MCELHENNEY The Revue was under the direction of Miss Mclilhenney, MR' R' HARVEY Mr. Lithgow, and Mr. Harvey. Nm' T' LITHGOW A special feature was the crowning oi the May Queen. lVIELODY FASHION REVUE HAROLD KINN ANDREW KOHUT M. President President JOSEPH KOHLER DOROTHY BOTTONLEY Vice President Vice President MARY POLISCHAK MARY HEDASH Secretary Secretary FRANK BARTAL BETTY GADDES Treasurer Treasurer GYM CLUB lim-I-lin: S. Iiiiskn, l'. Munwlzl, Ib. l':unvln1r:1, A. lu-ns--In, ll. .lulmsun, II. Wm-:lu-r. N. Ilullg- uuml. .I, Iiirllln-rggs-r, Il, Znlhg M, l'uIis4'll:lIi. Mr, A. V. Iialln-ll, U. Zu-nm-I, M. Illwiwuruls, M, Ilvr- rinu. Il. Ii:-rmwl.. Il. 'l'nm1'lxiIi, M, Sntzlk, l'. II:uIm'Il:l. Stnmling I., Us-vi, .l. Mzlluln, 'I'. IM-lzuy. M, S1-mlm, V. Arlallm-v, A. l':ul:nslu-y, M. Ilrumlu. M. Iiaumllvv. I . Iluwrvk, l'. llnuml- wnrv, .l, .Inna-s. II. Ibunmnl. 'l'. V1---i Nliw Iilznm-y. O ADVERTISING CLUB First Ilmx' M, I':1lnm-iz, II. II1-ulnsll. I. l'ulv1I. IG, Yzllmrivll, IC. SI:IIvy, M. Svnrlnss, M, :lum'u'Il. 'l'. 'l'uk:nr1'zyII. Y. Ilnrrun, ky, M, Illlrillxi. 'I'Ilir1l Iluw S, Smzlrigzl, 'l'. Mani! Mululznk. Mr, ll. Ilnrvm-y, I'I li:lsIml1i:u1', A. linhul. I-J, l'islnla .I. 'I'li:u'Il. I ETIQUETTF. CLUB lfirsl lion ll. I'I:m14-s. II. Soliis II. l'Iumm. M. Ilplu-I. H. Iinlmre- A. lfirlaall, S, lirisko. S. Zuliv M. Starry. Il. M4-lDuu:lI4I, I S1-vmul Ihm Zumnr. ll. Imlvnu. M. lla-hut Surinn. Ii. Guinlu, S vlu-Ia. M, Ilalrauuwivll. Il, Iilx-ppiugzvr, M I- , - lium-lulvn-ren-r. A. Intslm, M. Mlll wlh-Inn II. I':lr:1sn'Iu:lIi. S. Iiu suck. Il. tlihlmns, .I. Ilrislw, 1' Mm-Ilmmlnl. nriuk. I , Mnlallms, lb. Sid Miss Milvllvll. A Illalslm, II. I.m-in, A. III-wlnsll .I. Iiimhln. Il. Ilaulalskzl. Il III:lYk:l. I.. Iluxis. Y. 'I'nll11-llik A. I-mlis, lil.. 'l'I1irrl Ilmx A. M1-wntl. M, l':1x' BONENBERGER President A. WESCOTT Vice President M. PAVLICK Secretary S. ZULICK Treasurer Ilwlisll. II. Haulrlvs, II, Iiolny- Svvmul Ibm M. Iiimlllzl, M. .Inlin- wn, 0, lluruvlu. M. IA-Iwlsky, II. llnllwmllvy, M, Nm':1sn-fllila, M. lhurrml, M. Wyslmsliy, ll, Scru- Iulli, J. I':lsI:lixsIiy, .I. Yvrilousf N, Ynlnwn-y, .I. Ustrnsliy. l'I Student Clubs Promote Friendship GYM CLUB This club of forty members, under the direction of Mr. Kalen and Miss Blaney, aims to meet the desires of the boys and girls especially interested in gymnastics. The members, under the watchful eyes of their capable sponsors, practice on the mats, rings, parallel bars, and learn teamwork by playing various athletic games. From this club are picked the students who represent Coal- dale High School at gym exhibitions. ADVERTISING CLUB The advertising club is composed of thirty members. The purpose of this club is to advertise the various activities in our high school, especially athletic events. During the past year they succeeded in intensifying school spirit, by dec- orating the corridors, making posters, and distributing novelties for various occasions. Mr. Harvey is the faculty sponsor of this club. ETIQUETTE CLUB The aim of this club, under the direction of Miss Mitchell, is to give the members a knowledge of etiquette and familiarity with those niceties of man- ner which set apart persons of refinement and to bring out the latent powers that may contribute to social and business success. Student Clubs make use Leisure Time SCIENCE CLUB The purpose of this club's members is to become acquainted with the great scientists and their contributions through reports, performing of experi- ments by individual groups, and reading ot science magazines which present the newest scientific facts. This club ot twenty-tive members is under the direction of our Science and Physics teacher, Mr. Martinec. SECRETARIAL CLUB The Secretarial Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Furey, is composed of students who later Wish to become private secretaries, or assistants to busi- ness executives. Besides discussing various problems ot the business world, several of the Senior girls act as secretaries to teachers, which provides experience for them. The girls also operate the Mimeograph machine which was presented to the school by the Senior Class. LIBRARY CLUB The purpose ot the Library Club is to acquaint the students With the use ot the library and its value as a source of information. Some of the activities Carried on by the club members are: discharging books at the circulation desk, putting the shelves in order, and mounting clip- pings in the school scrap book, which makes a valuable record ot the various activities of our school. Miss Filer is the faculty advisor to the club. l, l'1lsvm-. Y. lfvllivk, XV. Sl'lIll1'- lil-el Row: Left Io lligllt- fll. Nm-mul Row ll. Snyder, M. Vul- llulril How M. Iiurzls, M. King, I.m-l'l to Higlll: First llow II. SCIENCE CLUB trum. W. Iluvis, M. llnjin-ok, .l. King, N. l'IlI'llNl'llilli. .l. .loin-s. Mr. Mnrtlnw, A. Upilo, M. 1'rnig:, A. linh-ll, W. liupornn, I . l'n-Irnsll. M, Miller, l'. Amin-I. II. Malvvlnlixl. A. l':nstm-rlmk. H. .Inns-s, M. Mzlrtim-v, l'. Gungralf wzlrv. I.. NV4-islam-r, ll. Mitvlukll. ll. ll:-rriug, I . Liskzl. M. Fir- lllilll. I SECRETARIAL CLUB Winslm, l'. Mntrin-iam, S. Nes- Iralk, K. l'1lrIitI, .l. Wimlus, ll. llluslm, A, Muhsllzx. itsky, ID. IM-rzwwk, li. Zak, IG, .lmu-s, H. Al1'l50llill4l, A, Subo- lowslay, ll, lhulm-hal, S. Ilalrlm- lnviv, S. linluzulal, M. liitskn, ll. Hurt-lsliy. M. Sturry, IG. Wnlnlll. M. Sor- nluln, U. l'nslwslay, M. l'en-iv, M. Ylllll7Yil'h. ourth Huw .l. lkiprus, H. Un-puk, I.. Willinms, Miss Fun-y, M. lIufTmun, I.. llq-rring:, M. Trim- mel. C LIBRARY CLUB Ynnku. M. Iiuxuk. A. Mvldlrny, Miss l ilvr, V. llylu-I. .l. livlllll- r4-tus, M. Mntikn. Swmul Huw t'. lilzlsko, Y. Sufsky, A. l'hlln1mx'i1-ll, M. Ni-slruk. M. Slnlnm, A. Iiurllln. .I. Z1-nko, .l. linrm-tsky, M. liiallis, A.S:1ll-in. 'Vhlrml lluw A. Ilrishku, A. lmrnlc, J. l'lliln1mx'in-h, 0. 'Futu- slm, U. Slum-k, 1'. Armhrush-r. A. Mzltukunis, A, I'r.-lmpn, sl Stalruwsky. T. JONES President W. KOPERNA Vice President T. PETRASH Secretary C. GANGAWARE Treasurer MARJORIE KING President HELEN CREPAK Vice President HELEN RADOCHA Secretary LAVERNE WILLIAMS Treasurer ALICE McELROY President MILDRED NESTRAK Vice President EVA BYBEL Secretary MARY KUZAK Treasurer HELEN ZULIC DANIEL BRIMMER MR. O. S. KEEBLER, Coach of Oratory Or-atory A large and enthusiastic audience attended the annual Panther Valley Oratory Contest held on the evening of April 13 in our High School auditorium. Nesquehoning, Lansford, Summit Hill and Coaldale competed for the beautiful cups offered as prizes. Helen Zulic represented Coaldale in the girls' contest and Daniel Brimmer spoke in the boys' group. Helen spoke on the subject, We must maintain a Neutral Policy while Daniel answered the question, Can our Democracy Survive? Both contestants adequately defended their respective theses, reflecting credit on Coaldale High School. We are justly proud of them. Helen was adjudged the winner in the girls' group. She was highly praised by the judge for her poise, articulation, expression, and personality. Professor Everett of Muhlenberg College was the critic-judge. THE PHSSING PHRHDE MARCH OF EVENTS Leaders of our Nihleiawx ASSOCIATION THE ATHLETIC BOARD Seated left to right-Mr. Moser, Mr. Kalen, H. Kidda, M. McHugh, F. Novitsky, Mr. Raymer, Mr. Martinec. Standing-Mr. Richards, Mr. Foster, Miss Furey, Mr. Berger, Mr. Evans. Not on picture: Harold Kinn. Athletic Control As a result of the efforts of this organization, the Athletic' teams of Coaldale High School are splendidly equipped and the financial affairs of athletics in the high school adequately supervised. lt is through the efforts of this group that the athletic banquet is held each year. The board consists of student representatives, members of the faculty, and representatives of the school board. This diverse representation is a splendid example of cooperative effort. Being thus represented on the Athletic Board, the students feel that the Athletic Association is really their own and the success of its undertakings dependent upon their help. OFFICERS O HAROLD KINN President MARK McHUGH Vice President FRANCES NOVITSKY Secretary HELEN KIDDA Treasurer Left to right-P. Polansky, J. Griffiths, S. Harbolovic, F. Novitsky, S. Surina, H. Zenzel. MR. T. M. LITHGOW, Coach of Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders This group, composed of six able and willing young ladies who have been members of the squad since their Freshman year, has done a splendid piece ot work in cheering our boys to victory on the gridiron, as Well as endeavoring to encourage and inspire them during a somewhat disastrous season on the court. Under the supervsion ot Mr. Lithgow, these young ladies have been successful in their attempts to arouse the spirit and enthusiasm of the students of C. H. S. For their excellent Work during the past year, the school heartily thanks them. Left to Right: First row-J. Shanosky, J. Shatkowsky, V. Kupec, L. Sicenavage, D. Dally, E. Williams, M. Brown, P. Martin, S. Slaby, J. Kohler. 2nd row-R. Pascoe, G. Stem brosky, M. Macenka, S. Shanosky, J. Griffiths, W. Krutzik. W. Murphy, E. Ruscavage. 3rd row-J. Matukonis, S. Statiniak. J. Jabbo, W. Macenka, C. Melley, F. Priggins, T. P. Raymer, coachg S. J. Martine-c, assistant coach. THE FOOTBALL SEASON The Coaldale High School Tigers had a successful season on the gridiron this year. They had nine wins, two ties, and one loss. The season started the first week of September with Saint Clair. Due to inexperience and lack of teamwork, Coaldale was held to a tie. The tigers next played Hazle Township. Scoring in the first quarter on a plunge by Chickie Griffiths, Coaldale held her opponents scoreless and won 6-O. Improving with each game, the tigers, due in large numbers to the excellent playing of Kupec, Pascoe, and Iabbo, beat Lehigh- ton 20-7, and by the slim margins of a point after touchdown beat Mahanoy City and Blythe Township 7-6. OUR GRID WARRIORS Milton Brown David Dally MR. T. P. RAYMER Head Coach CNWARD TIGERS MR S J MARTINEC Assistant Coach Our high hopes ot an undefeated season were rudely shat- tered when we were trimmed by Tamaqua 18-6. Atter this set- back the team worked hard and was rewarded by a victory over McAdoo 7-6, in which Dally scored and the all important point was converted by Sicenavage. Brilliant playing by Slaby and Shatkowsky and exceptional tackling by Martin and Brown re- sulted in tive successive wins. We beat McAdoo 7-65 Nesque- honing l9-U7 Coal Township 26-13: Summit Hill 7-Oy and a highly favored Ashland 26-O. Then came the big game of the year with Lansiord. Snow fell four or five inches deep and the gridiron was slippery with ice. Despite the scrappy playing of Williams, Shanosky, and Kohler the game ended in a scoreless tie. John Griffiths Joseph Kohler Vendal Kupec Paul Martin Richard Pascoe MR R B. HARVEY Facultv Manager With that impressive record the Tigers finished second in the Eastern Conference and first in the Big Four. Through graduation We Will lose the services of Iohn Shat- kowsky, loseph Shanosky, Edward Williams, Leonard Sicen- avage, David Dally, Vendal Kupec, Richard Pascoe, Milton Brown, Paul Martin, Steve Slaby, and Ioseph Kohler. Despite the loss of these excellent players Coaldale is looking forward to a bright season next year. Leonard Sicenavage John Shatkowsky Stephen Slaby Edward Williams MR. T. P. RAYMER, Head Coach MR. S. J. MARTINEC Assistant Coach Varsity Scores White Haven . West Hazleton Shenandoah . . Nesquehoninq Hazle Township McAdoo ..... Mahanoy City .... . . . Lansforcl ..... Blythe ...... Summit Hill .. Mauch Chunk Shenandoah . . Nesquehoninq Mahanoy City Lanstord ..... Blythe ...... Summit Hill . . Mauch Chunk .... . . . White Haven . Hazle Township West Hazleton Coaldale Coaldale Coaldale Coaldale Coaldale Coaldale Coaldale Coaldale Coaldale Coaldale Coaldale Coaldale Coaldale Coaldale Coaldale Coaldale Coaldale Coaldale Coaldale Coalclale Coaldale Left to Right CSeatedb-J. Stawiarski, V. Kupec, S. Slaby. Second Row fStand- ingh-F. Priggins, J. Jones, G. Stembrosgy, J. Matukonis, Manager, J. King, P. Molotzak, C. Melley. FACTS AND FIGURES First Half Won Lost Pct. Mcrhcmoy City . . . . 7 0 1.000 Nesquehoninq ..... . 6 1 .856 Blythe Township ..... . 5 2 .714 Summit Hill ..... . 4 3 .571 Mcxuch Chunk . . . . 4 3 .571 Shenandoah . . . 3 4 .425 Lunsford . . . . 1 6 .142 Cocildcile .... ............ 0 7 .000 Second Half Won Lost Pct. Mdhcinoy City ..... . 6 1 .856 Blythe Township .... . 6 1 .856 Nesquehoning ..... . 5 2 .714 Summit Hill ..... . 4 3 .571 Shenandoah . . . 2 5 .285 Lunsford ...... . 2 5 .285 Mduch Chunk . . . . 2 5 .285 Coolddle .... l 6 .142 Varsity Basket Ball MR. W. E. BERGER Assistant Coach Left to Right: lst Row-J. Rohall, F. Winsko, M. Semko, E. Roscoe. S. Tenetylo. 2nd Row-F. Surotchak, A. Tokarczyk, E. Brode, Mgr. T. Roadside, M. Durilla, A Bartal, J. Terry. Junior Varsity Basketball Morhcrnoy City . Lunsford ...... Mciuch Chunk . Cocrldczle ...... Summit Hill . . . Nesquehoninq . Blythe Township Lcmsford ...... Morhcmoy City Shenandoah .. Mduch Chunk . Nesquehoninq . Blythe Township Cootldcrle ...... First Half Won Lost Pct. 7 0 1.000 5 2 .714 4 3 .571 4 3 .571 3 4 .425 2 5 .285 1 6 .142 Second Half Won Lost Pct. 7 0 1.000 6 1 .857 4 3 .571 2 5 .285 2 5 .285 2 5 .285 1 6 .143 gfzlfcvzfi eammenl' They hcrve supported us in the creation of this book: let us support them in their business. 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PA COMPLIMENTS OF DALICY SISTERS MILLINERY DRY GOODS COALDALE - - - PENNA COMPLIMENTS OF T. J. EVANS G. L. MEREDITH PRINTER and STATIONER MASONIC BUII.DING TAMAQUA, PA. ROYAL TYPEWRITERS FR E D S E DI BA C H PLUMBING - HEATING - ROOFING MARKET srnmszr Phone 399 TAMAQUA, PA 0000000000000000000004-0000000000000:00000000000000004 00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0o.00.00.00.00.00.00.00 00 00.00 00 00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0Q.00. 00oooooococoaoooooooovouooooooooooooooooooaooooooooobooo oo.ooQoo.oo,ooOoo0oo,oo,u.oo.oo.oo.oo,u.u.oo.oo.n,oo.oo'oo'vo, v,oo.n,o4.oo,oo,u,oo.u.n.u.oo.oo.oo,n.n.oo.oo oo oo oo are oo so oo on oo oo 0439 oo nga. NASH SALES AND SERVICE GALLAGHER 81 YEMM NASH AND LAFAYETTE COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Evans HIRSCI-I BARBER AND BEAUTY SERVICE NAN KING, Mgr. J. NOBLE HIRSCH, Prop. Phone: Tcrrnoqucx 412 For Appointment Permanent, Marcel and Finger Waving Specialists. Any Method of Perma- nent Waving you desire. Hair Coloring, Manicuring, Scalp Treatment, Eye Lash and Brow Tinting. Expert Bobbing-Facials. PEOPLE'S TRUST BUILDING -- TAMAQUA V. SICENAVAGE FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES VARIETIES OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Tel. 315-R COALDALE, PA. WENNER'S AMOC0 ERVICE SPECIALISTS IN MOTOR FUEL AND LUBRICANTS 211 West Patterson St. LANSFORD, PA. 'J',.O. O. O..O..O..O.,O..O.'O..O O..O.'O..O O..O.,O..O..O..O.,0..0..0..O.,0..0..C..O..O,.9.00400.QC. 5 OXO O 0 OXO O O O O O O O O O O O O O 5 U -I o'o 'Q Q o 0 Q o 0 one o 0 one 0 4 0 o o o o Q 0 0 0 Q Q Q Q Q 0 Q'Q v o v o o onQuono o v v c o o o o o o o o ooooaoaac-qoooooooooooo .n'oo.n.n.ov.oo,n,o4,oo,n,n,o0,0o.oo.oo.u.u.oo'oo,oo.n.oo COMPLIMEN TS OF TAIVIAOUA LAUNDRY ROWAN BROTHERS Phone: Lunsford 351-M Phone: Tcnnaquc: 140-I WE TRY TO DO THE IMPOSSIBLE - PLEASE EVERYBODY BOBBIE WlLLlNO'S MEAT MARKET FULL LINE OF FRESI-I AND COLD MEATS CALL: PHONE 9647 DELIVERIES MADE COMPLIMENTS OF J. M. DOAK - FLORIST TAMAQUA -------- PENN A. COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES X. BLOCK TAMAQUA MEN'S AND-BOYS' EURNISHINGS- PENNAA BOSTON SHOE STORE EVERYTHING IN FOOTWEAR LANSFORD -------- PENNA. A TOP-NOTCI-I PROGRAM 365 DAYS A YEAR IS THE POLICY OF THE RITZ Tl-IEATIKE COALDALE - PENNA. OO OO O0.09.90.06.00'OQ'OQ.O6.90.99.00.09.0Q.OQ'Q0,90 10 O0.00'ff.f 0.00'O0.0Q'90,00.00,00 O9 O5 oooooooo o ooooooop4..ooo..o, ..n'n.u,n.n,u,n.n . .u,u.u.u.n.n,o .n,n. , 0.0 2 48 OO OXO 0:0 0:0 2 , 2 jg: LUMBER I ARD CONTRACTOR BUILDER jzj CO txt .g. .g. 2:2 :zz .x. .g. :iz :zz .3. .g. .x. .!. .:. .x. .x. .!. .x. .!. .x. .x. .:. .x. .:. .x. .x. .x. 252 122 .!. .g. 3. .x. 32 31 .g. .g. Ig! 222 OO 920 S X If THOMAS O OPPE If 252 Q 151 .:. .x. gig PAINTING REPAIRING 2:1 rf: 25: Ii: Telephone 433 fi: 31 ISI :gr :gr Ig 131 rg: PORVAZNA - FLO RIST 15: ISI 122 LANSFORD PENNSYLVANIA ISI Ii This Flower Establishment has been doing business in Lansford and -2' vicinity for 36 years. We always do our best to please our customers. ff- .:. If in need of Flowers for any occasionftry usfyou are not taking Chances. :iz 'E' TELEPHONE LANSFORD 712 'f' ISI ISI 0:0 Y ego OUR NAME ON THE BOX IS TO YOU AN Q. ASSURANCE OF FINEST QUALITY .f. .:. .x. 9 .. 1:1 GREEN S gg 2:1 DEPENDABLE FOR 20 YEARS 1:1 ISI Ii COMPLIMENTS OF 31 , 221 5: FRIEDBURG s 4. 3 .X. 221 LOW PRICED LEADERS 1:1 3,3 TAMAQUA ------ PENNA. 3,3 OXO 0:0 3..'..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. . .' sg g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..' g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..f. COMPLIMENTS OF D. B. GRIFFITH AND SON COVERS AND BINDINGS FOR THE I 9 3 9 S T E N T O R MANUFACTURED BY NATIONAL PUBLISHING C0. PHILADELPHIA. PENNA. PRESCRIPTIONS Kodak Supplies FIS Rexall Drugs Whitman Candies CUT RATE Stationery Sundries THE REXALL STORE Cigars MAF F 'S SERVICE STATION COMPLIMENTS JOSEPH MAFF, Prop. 900 EAST BROAD STREET TAMAQUA. PA. or ROXY SHOE STORE TAMAQUA, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF ZIMMERMAN BROS. FRUIT - PRODUCE LANSFORD. PA. COMPLIMEN TS OF NICK NICHOLS COMPLIMENTS OF FREED'S STORE Clothing-Shoes-Fumishinqs LAN SF ORD, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF Lewis Insurance Agency 25 EAST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD, PA. PHONE 515 THE COMPLIMENTS NORTH SALES COMPANY F Typewriters - Adding Machines O so E. Broad sf. 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MORRIS SMITH, A.M., D.D., President DR. GALT, A.M., Dean COMPLIMENTS OE R. D. LEIDICH COUNTY CONTROLLER F R A N K U L R I C H sTAT1oNERY AND PRINTING GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS - LOOSE LEAF BOOKS TAMAQUA -------- PENNA BASTIAN BROS., C0. ROCHESTER, NEW YORK COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS ENGRAVED NAME CARDS PAUL L. WAGNER, District Manager TAMAQUA -------- PENNA 40444 04046444444 ug..g.4.4..g..g..g..g..g..'..g..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'..'. ...,.,..,..,..,. ,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,. 4 4 Q 4 Q o o .u'n'u,oo,oo,oo, oooooo ooooooosoooooooooooonooo oooovf oo o n'oo,oo,o oo,oo.oo,oo.oo.n.u'4a.n.u.n.oo.oo.u.oo.oo.oo.n.oo.oo,oo.oo.oo.no ounce oo.n.u. lf'I'l'l'.X'flIl'll.t1 to Build ,Al11j'fl11'11g ffrx The Schilbe Lumber CO. rf' CM BEE ESTABLISHED 1889 XX Ugqxffy EAST BROAD AND LAUREL STREETS R, E P TAMAQUA. PENNA. WANT GOOD LUMBER? CALL OUR NUMBER - 265 OR 266 VISIT OUR DISPLAY ROOMS EAST END GARAGE Sales - PONTIAC cmd BUICK - Service Corner Bertsch 61 Powell Sis. LANSFORD, PA. BEN WELSH BARBER SHOP Cor. Fiith 6: Phillips Sis. COALDALE, PA MODERN CONVENIENCES REASONABLE PRICES RIALTO Il0'l'EL RESTAURANT Phone 9625 SODA GRILLE Cor. Ridge 6. Coal Sis. LANSFORD, PA COMPLIMENTS OF THE BIG FRIENDLY STORE S H E R M A N ' S TAMAQUA ------ PENNA. COMPLIMENTS OF COMISAC'S COMPLETE FOOD MARKET ss WATER STREE1' - - - COALDALE. P1-:NNA COMPLIMENTS OF J. NI. P. SANITARY DAIRY .Q ooooaooooooosoooaoooo oooc ooooonooo o.u.u.o oo oo.u,u,oo.oo.oo.oo.u.u.u.o0.0o.oo.oo.oo.oo,n.u.u.u so ,oo'oo.u.oo. oo.oo.oo.oo. . . 0.04 M.: COMPLIMENTS OF aoooooooeoooooooooooo .oo.oo.w.u.n.oo.u.oo.oo.oo.oo.oo.oo.n.oo.oo,u.n'oo.oo.oo'vo.o be0ooobooooooooooooooooooeoo ,'oo.n.u.o9.00.4o.u'oo.oo.u,oo,oo.n,oo,w,Qo.oo,oo,n.oo,oo.n.oo 04.00 00,90 COMPLIMEN TS OF IOHNSON'S H. FEINSTEIN SUPER SERVICE STATION Green Gggffgfjgdgmck and TAMAQUAI PA- 111 HIGH ST. COALDALE G O R D O N ' S COMPLIMENTS MENS STORE OF 148 WEST RIDGE STREET LANSFORD. PA. HOBEN 'S RESTAURANT COALDALE. PA. Coaldale Ice Service PAUL MURACA STEVE MIHALOVSKY, Prop. SHOE REPAIRING ICE-COAL-LOCAL HAULING 102 Wai Sl. COALDALE 2 w. High SE COALDALE MPHONE 287-M PAUL SYSLIK HOTEL COMPLIMENTS AND TAP ROOM OF 223 EAST RIDGE STREET , Phonesaeo NARDTNIS COALDALE. PA. COALDALE - LANSFORD MARGARET E. NICHOLS BEAUTY SHOPPE EAST HIGH STREET COALDAI.E. PA. COSTELLO'S CAF E CHOICE BEER - WINE - LIQUORS 100 EAST HIGH STREET PHONE 713 COALDADLE, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF D I A M 0 N D L L A D I E S' SWEET SHOPPE AND LUNCI-IEON HoSiery-Lingerie-Accessories GOOD CQ,1l?iixZDStiEg CREAM LANSFORD. PA. LANSFORD, PA. - I - 1890 - 40 Years of Service - 1939 MAURER S POS-1-.S UP-TO-DATE GARAGE CLEANERS ci DYERS LANSFORD. PA. POTTSVU-I-E H Call and Dehvery SGIVICG ANTHONY OSWALD COMPLIMENTS MEATS - GROCERIES OF SECOND STREET COALDALE. PA. 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Futchko's Quality Market MEET YOUR FRIENDS Meats, Groceries cmd Fruits AT THE 238 WEST RIDGE STREET PALACE SWEET SHOPPE PHONE 9641 WE DELIVER LANSE-ORD, ply, COMPLIMENTS OF BRUNDA'S BARBER TONY MILLER SI-IAMPOOING MAS YXHETNIP 214 West Phillips Street -T S G G COALDALE, PA, COALDALE, PA. CARS WASHED AND LUBRICATED -Give Us cr Tried on Your Next Iob-- UPER SERVICE rTATl0N LANSFORD. PENNA. CONGRATULATIONS FROM JEFFRIE ' FU ERAL HOME MODERN TO THE LAST DETAIL LADY ASSISTANT BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY ROOM COALDALE. PENNSYLVANIA TELEPHONE - 315 - M gr oovooaoooooooosooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oo. ,oo , ,nf4,0o,oo.n,n,o0,0030,003o,u,oo,oo,u,o0,0o,u,oo,u,oo,o0,0ofo.oo'oo,oo.oo.u.oo'oo.oo.o0,4500 .n,n.n.n,u 'oo'oo,oo.u ooo oooooo 4 oooo oooso oooooooooosoooo .g..,. 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'x' Ii, Mcnn Oihce: Summxt H111, Pa. -- Phone Lcmsford 331 :if If WE CARRY THE LARGEST SELECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA 1:1 Ox. t OXO 'x' ,, . . H jx: A Beautiful Figure Is a Ioy Forever 3 Q I I .. jx: Preserve and Maintain It By USIHQ An Abundance of If: 12: -- M IL K - :fr fi: ASK FOR HAZLE Phone: Tamcxqucx 1000 jx: .. 3 3. HAZLE MILK AND ICE CREAM COIVIPANY 'z' X, ig' :f..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..'.., .'..'..g..'..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..,g..g..g..g ooooooooooooooosnosooosoooons n.u.m.u.n.n.oo.4 of0040.0of0.44.0o,n,n.oo,n,oo,u,oo,n,oo.oa,oo so oo oo oo o George Mitchell's Place BEER ON TAP 45 West Lehigh Street COALDALE, PA. ELLA R. GILDEA THE NEW PERMANENT WAVE I do all Branches of Beauty Culture COALDALE, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF C O H E N I S N. 6. I. GREENBERGER CHn,DREN's SHOPPE FURNITURE FROM INFANCY TO GRADUATION RIDGE ST. LANSFORD LANSFORD, PA COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN LISICKY. IR. Emerson Radios and Cunningham Tubes LEHIGH ST. COALDALE,, PA. A. KONONCHUK MEATS AND GROCERIES 148 East High Street COALDALE, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF I ACK O. THOMAS SUMIVIIT HILL, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF W I L L I A M ' S CONFECTIONERY STORE Phillips Street COALDALE, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF PETE PAVLICK MARGARET SCHISSLER 224 West Ruddle Street TAP ROOM COALDALE PENNA. TELEPHONE 175-R COALDALE Wholesale Cash and Carry West Phillips Street PHONE 59-5 G. W. CLEMSON PURE ICE TO PLEASE TAMAQUA. PA. PETE WEIKSNER'S PLACE 1 West Lehigh Street COALDALE, PA. BEER ON TAP COMPLIMENTS OF RODGER'S AUTO CO. FORD DEALER LANSFORD, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF CONEY ISLAND LUNCH TAMAQUA, PA. RUSSEL A. HOLMES FUNERAL DIRECTOR Courteous and Sympathetic Service LANSFORD, PA. ... .................... ..,..,..,..g..,..,..,..,.,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,.. .. .. .. .. oooooooooooooooouooeoooooooooo oooboooooooooosnoonoooo oo M so N oo oo 0.00354o,w,n,oo.n,oo,M.oo.o4,n,4o so oo 04 so 00,394.4 s,N.M,n:N,u,u.M.oo.oo,n.n,oo.oo'u'0430.05oo.oo.u,oo.n.oo,oo'oo.o non O00000000000000OOOOOOOOO90600006000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO n,u.u n n,n,u.n.u.u'n,u,oo,n,u,oo,n,n,n.n.u,n.o.,u.n,n,u,oo,u,n,n,oo,f o,u,ogoo,u,u,u'u,u.n.o4'n,n,n,n,n,u,n.n oo vga, COALDALE HIGH SCHOOL BAND UNIFORMS MADE BY GEORGE EVANS 81 CD., l C. PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. J, HOWARD WILLIAMS MAYTAG WASHER - SALES AND SERVICE TAMAQUA Phone 321 PENNA. SMART CLOTHES L0 SOS 9 TAMAQUA ------- PENNA AN INVESTMENT IN Goon APPEARANCE COMPLIMEN TS OF J ULIO MARCONI COALDALE'S LEADING SHOE REPAIRER SHANKWEILEIVS HOTELS Slatington Pike Above Siegersville, Pa. ---- Route 309 ALSO Wm. Penn Highway, Near Fogelsville, Pa. - - - Route 22 WILSON F, SHANKWEILER, Prop. PENNANTS - BANNERS -- PILLOWS Add Dignity, 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 CDMPANY BIG RUN ----- PENNA. oooooeoooosoooooooooooooooQooooooooooooooooooooooooooo vo'N.oo'n,oo'oo'oo.oo'n'vo,n'w,vo,w.n,oo,n,n,n,oo,vo'oo,oo'oo.n.n'n'oo'n'n'n,vo,n'oo'oo'n,oo.n'N'vo,oo.oo,oo,oo.oQ,vv'n,n'n.oo,oo,n,n.u.n WELSH'S STORE ooooooooaoooeoooooooooooooooooooooooooooovooooooooo o.oo.n,oo.n,n.n.oo.oo.oo,n,n,va,00.00.oo,oo.oo,n.oo,oo,oo.oo.n.n.u.o0.oo,ago.030,04,oo,oo.oo.oo.n.oo.n.oo,oo,n.oo.oo,oo,oo'u.oo,u,o4.oo I MONARCH FOOD STORE GRQCERIES MEATS-GROCERIES 110 Fourth Stret VEGETABLES COALDALE. PA. PHONE 276-R Z A N E 1 S Chi1dren's cmd Women's ' Apparel BARBER SHOP k HELEN POLANSKY LEHIGH ST. COALDALE, PA. COALDALE, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF E A COMPLIMENTS OF NEWBERRY 6. CO. ENDICOTT-IOHNSON 5c AND mc STORE STORE LANSFORD, PA. , TAMAQUA. PA. COMPLIMENTS OF ICE ABRAHAM Men's cmd Boys' Furnishings PHONE 4-R . 161 W. RIDGE ST. LANSFORD COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER'S STORE LANSFORD and TAMAQUA OTTO'S SUPPLIES Get Rid of Your Old Tires I Before They Get Rid of You TAMAQUA. PA.. COMPLIMENTS OF ROSS MOSCO CANDY - CIGARS 101 Second Street COALDALE, PA. Smart Millinegy in One-of-a-kind tyles A. S. ELVINS ICHN IEZZ VQGUE SHQP GROCERY STORE 123 W t B oad St t ' TAQZAQQA, rice COALDALE. PA. IOHN BIALIS MEATS AND GROOERIES 218 First street COALDALE, PA. MARY ZAHORA BEST OF QUALITY MEATS 113 East Phillips Street COALDALE, PA. - M.DRUMHELLER FRIGIDAIRE Ridge St. Lcmsiord oogoozoozoozoo'oo'oo'oo'oo'oo'eo'oo'eo'oo'oo'oo:n'oo:oo:oo'oo'oo'oo:oo:oo'vo:o9:oo:oo:oo:N:w:n:oo:n:n'oo'oo'w'oo'oo'oo'oo'oo'oo'oo'n:n:n:w:w:oo, 3. ISI 935 0:0 .g. .:. 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PENNSYLVANIA 0 GOOD SHOES SINCE 1865 TELEPHONE 221-R TO KEEP WARM FRIENDS - YOU MUST GIVE GOOD HEAT SHUBECK BROTHERS 5 EAST PHILLIPS STREET COALDALE, PA. COMPLIMEN TS OF PAUL STRAUSS MEATS - FRESH - GROCERIES WEST BERTSCH STREET ---- LANSF ORD, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF PALACE AND VICTORIA THEATRES 7 WEAVER S NEWS STAND ALL KINDS STATIONERY, BOOKS, MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS 9 BERWICK STREET - - - TAMAQUA. PA. GEORGE STORCH MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS 424 WEST BROAD STREET - - - TAMAQUA, PA. B. I-I. 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