Coaldale High School - Stentor Yearbook (Coaldale, PA)

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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.

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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.

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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.