Coaldale High School - Stentor Yearbook (Coaldale, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1942 volume:

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'Yr f , h,f If 7 f . ff, K fn' X. Mr. Andrew C. Kalen, A. Physical Education Baseball Coach Track Coach Health Zin emnriam MR. STEPHEN RADOCHA A member of our Board of Education for years, Mr. Radocha gave unstintedly and unselfishly of his time and talent to the upbuilding of Coaldale schools. Mr. Radocha left us on February 27, 1942, the victim of a tragic accident. w He is gone, but his pleasant smile, kindly voice, and delightful person- ality will remain to inspire us and as a source of consolation to his beloved family and many friends. OUR PURPOSE lt is our purpose, in this, the l942 issue of the Stentor, to record fully and accurately those events of the school year which in years to come, will be spot-lighted most vividly on our memories. HE TAFF SEATED-Left to Right: T. Pushak, J. Kidda, J. Stanley, M. Sotak. STANDING-Left to Right: Mr. Keebler, A. Bitsko, L. Weiksner, P. Andel, R. Johnson, F. 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V .K ,N cg! ,N Y HJ 1 QJ fqrglmu - -.v f ...v . , a I N 1 Y i if ' -4. .,-. r V . . A 1 '?. ' 1' 'Q . . .- - , .wavy -1' J-, v - 4 T- ,,.4,. 2-. - . f- -3,-fag-' 1 ,,, : . xi? .:, .- 51? --.gf-Q z,..- - . f 1- . ' ' if'-i '-' . .JK - . F , lx rg.-v . ' :sf-P . . Q , ..- ... 3' , 4 - . .. N 'fm ' -.' . 1 , -L - I. r Q , 1 , 1 N S V. Q , J - .. M. -, , .. . , . Q ' ' H 1 -4 ..--. Mr Norman Richards Mr Edward Edwards SEATEDvLeft to Right: Dr. Leonard Lithgow, Supervising Principal, Mr. R. B. Harvey President, Mr. John Pascoeg Treasurer, Mr. Stephen Radocha, Jr., Mr. Evan Stevens STANDING-Mr. George Foster, Secretary, Mr. Walter Evans, Vice-President, Mr. Edward Edwards. BOARD or EDUCA ION The members of the Board of Education in coniunction with the administrative officers of our school have, during this past year, made many notable contributions to the welfare of our Alma Mater. The term of office of Mr. Norman Rich- ards, expired January l. His devoted loyalty and unstinted service will be sorely missed. However, his place has been very adequately filled by the election of Mr. Edward Edwards, whose many sterling qualities promise achievements of note. We appreciate the fact that all the members of the Board of Education are busy with their personal affairs, yet find time to make a worthy contribution to the cause of Education in Coaldale. Mr. Stephen Radocha, Jr. has been appointed to succeed his father, recently deceased. Mr. Randolph B. Harvey, A. B., M. A. Supervising Principal Three years ago, Mr. Harvey was elected Supervising Principal of Coaldale Schools. During his tenure, many notable improvements in our schools, both in physical equipment and scholastic achieve- ments, are apparent. Although there is not space to list these improvements here, we know you will agree with us when we say, Coaldale Schools are progressing. ALMA AT MR. W. E. BERGER MR. T. M. LITHGOW Principal Assisfanf Principal SEATED-Left to Right: A. Priggins, M. Cebo, J. Griffiths, M. Harbolovic, L Weiksner O. Zenzel, D. Kleppinger, W. Millen. STANDING -Left to Right: l2nd Rowl A Flecknoe E. Kidda, D. Davis, C. Dale, P. Stone, B. Young, N. Vavro, J. Unitis. i3rd Rowl Left to Right: M. Blasko, M. Trimmel, W. Pavlick. STUDENT OOPERATIVE The Student Cooperative Association was organized in the fall of 1934 for the purpose of bringing about cooperation between the student body and administra- tion. The many problems which arise in the home room discussions are further dis- cussed and acted upon at the regular weekly sessions of this active and aggress- ive Association. SSOCIATION This group has undertaken various activities such as maintaining a consession- stand at football and basketball games, erecting Christmas decorations throughout the building and aiding the Teacher's Association in various ways. This group proved to be most successful this year under the capable direction of its president, Leonard Weiksner. SEATED Left to Right: Miss Catherine Gildea, A. B., Advanced Typing, Bookeeping, Consumer Economics, Miss Helen Hoben, B. S., Vocal Music, Miss Mary McElhenny, A. B., M. A., Mathematics, Miss Hannah Evans, B. S., Health and Physical Education, Miss Ella F. Mitchell, B. S., History, Miss Catherine R. Cavanaugh, A. B., M. A., Latin, Miss Beatrice V. Evans, B. S., French, Mrs. P. E. Watkins, B. S., Librarian, Miss Eleanor Jones, R. N., School Nurse, Miss Louise West, A. B., M. A., Civics, Commercial Math, Typing, Miss Adele Laigon, B. S. Bookkeeping, Shorthand. STANDING llst Rowl --Left to Right: Prof. Oscar S. Keebler, A. B., M. A., English and American literature, Prof. Stephen J. Martinec, A. B., M. A., General Science and Physics, Prof. Andrew C. Kalen, A. B., Health, Physical Edu- cation, Miss Ruth Parfitt, Executive Secretary, Miss Ethel Stevens, School Secretary, Prof. Wilbur E. Berger, Principal A. B., M. A., History, Prof. Charles Revtyak, B. S., Art, Prof. Daniels G. Jones, B. S., Instrumental Music, Prof. Michael Polansky, B. S., English and History, l2nd Rowl Prof. Thomas P. Raymer, A. B., M.A., Civics, History, Prof. Leonard J. Melley, A. B., M. A., Biology, Chemistry, Prof. Theodore M. Lithgow, B. S., M. A., Mathematics, Prof. Joseph Zaleha, B. S., M. A., English, Prof. Samuel P. Pascoe, A. B., English. Just on time Hard ot work ln a right-angled triangle Business as usual We're in the army now -Il. .es .M .-.. es. ..,e -47..,.-Q?Y H . Wx .4 ! ' 4,1 0 f f 5 jf-255 ' f+ , M M 4 CLASSES M69 I X xx , G N , W kk 1, ' x k, X X QQ N x X , X , . x , . v x I 1 K QM I 1 f, Z W 1 W A I ' I r 5 fa' . if Qt! L 1 '4 ' , f I Hui 4 ..,-. N 1 V,- ' 1 fd W Y 1. if 'I- 4,- 5 w : wif M12 ' gk-, . 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Because the iustly famous class of 1942, at that time, first presented itself at the por- tals of our Alma Mater. ln number we were HO, in color we were green, in deportment we were noisy. However, we were earnest, sincere, and above all, eager to learn. Of course, not many of our number participated in varsity athletics or other activities this first year. However, the ground- work was laid for future greatness. ln our Sophomore year, many 'of our number participated actively in extra- ciricular activities. Several of our boys made the varsity football team and reflected a vast deal of credit upon themselves, their class and their school, by playing a bang-up game through- out the entire season. Especially notable was the work of Tokarczyk and Harb. Not only did they succeed in making the varsity in their Sophomore year but have played a good, consistent, game throughout their school careers. ln basketball, Tokarczyk and Bitsko were our two representatives on the varsity squad. They acquitted themselves creditably and have been twin towers of strength on the squad ever since. ln our Junior year we really went to town, with the result that our influence in school affairs was much more keenly felt. In addition to Tokarczyk and Harb, our representatives on the football squad were, Zlock, Richards, Katchak, Puschak and Ganga- ware. These boys participated in one of Coaldale High SchooI's most successful grid- iron season. In basketball too, we were more com- pletely represented by the fact that Bartal made the squad, in addition to Tokarczyk and Bitsko. Our Junior Prom was a great success. More than three hundred persons danced to the music of Os Werley on the evening of May 29. Not only was the' dance a social success but a substantial contribution was made to our class treasury. However, it was during this, our last year, that we really felt as if we had devel- oped fully our latent powers. ln our Senior year, of course, our class came into the full bloom of its potential capabilities. In addition to those before mentioned, Johnson and Andel also made the football team and performed distinctively. ln basketball, Zlock, Polischak, Andel and Johnson gained places on the squad, in addition to those who played during previous years. They made a valuable contribution to the success of our team. At the first class meeting of our Senior year, we elected offcers, adopted our budget, and agreed to sponsor the l942 Stentor, the staff of which had been elected the previous year. Because of the postponed opening of school, lthe result of the polio epidemicl several of our planned activities were curtailed. This was true of our autumn dance. However, once school was under way, an accellerated program of classes and all activities kept each and everyone of us extremely busy. Football games were held more frequently, class assignments were stepped up and school work generally proceeded at a more rapid pace than usual. Our classmates who were in the band were especially enthused about the new military uniforms purchased for their organi- zation. However, this enthusiasm spread to the entire student body and community when the band appeared at the Lansford game in their natty orange and black regalia. Our play, The Tin Hero, was a very successfull production. The auditorium was filled to capacity, with a crowd of enthusi- astic lovers of the drama. The play was also more successful than usual, financially. While only lOO of us remain to gradu- ate, we are determined that we shall repay our nation and community for the training we have received. We shall serve our nation in any position to which we may be called. ROBERT MITCHELL Doc MILTON CRAIG Milt Academic Academic Why, Shar What propagated thatexlremely Bond 1 2 3 4 moronic action? Minstrel 4 Senior Play 4 Class President 4 Minstrel 3, 4 A Operetta 3 Bond 2, 3, 4 Jazz Band 2, 3, 4 JULIA VAVRO Judy WILLIAM G. RICHARDS Mimmy Commercial Academic Get out of my way, Small Fry Hmmmmm, Mamma ' Gym Club 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Gym Team 3 Junior Play 3 1 3 Marching Band 4 senior Play 4 Intramurals 3, 4 Minstrel 4 ' EVAN ZLOCK Evey KARL A. KLEPPINGER Klep General General Well, l'll be darned'f Hiyah, Monkey Face l rooiban 3,4 k Football 3, 4 I XM' Basketball 4 '.- ' I A Safety Patrol 3, 4 al Track 4 ' I Assembly Program I, 2, 4 Gym Club 4 Current Events Club 4 ,f.' ,Q STEPHEN J. BITSKO Bitz ANNA M. KOHLER Tootsie , General Academic Yes, I cannot hear you l'm Thick and Mean Band I, 2 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Basketball I Senior Play 4 Current Events Club 3, 4 May Queen 4 Intramurals 4 Minstrel - I, 2, 3, 4 DOROTHY A. KLEPPINGER Dot ROBERT J. JOHNSON Bibi Academic General Oh! My Goodness Get me out of class Editor-in-Chief Tiger Tabloid 4 FootbalI'3, 4 f ,. Senior Play 4 ,I ' Stentor Stat? 3, 4 Band 3, 4 . I-' Basketball 4 Christmas Play 4 , x f' I Lf, Minstrel 4 ' y I ,Lv I I 21 PETER G. MONETA Sonny Academic I do'od it Band l, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Operetta 3 Minstrel l, 3, 4 LUBA MOLOTZAK Lovie Commercial Cookie Sec. of A. A. Board 4 Class President 3 Minstrel 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3, 4 NICHOLASIA. PARASCHAK Nick Commercial ' ' Quote- Unquote Tiger Tabloid Staff 3, 4 Assembly Program 4 Aviation Club 3 Current Events Club 4 I - ' FRANK GOCHAL CaBoose Academic Come on kick a little dust Intramurals 4 Assembly Program 4 Current Events Club 3, 4 JUSTINE HARAHUESS Tinkey Commercial Gettin up in the world Assembly Program I, 2 Intramurals I Needlecraft Club 3 Cue Club 4 MICHAEL FIRMAN Fiko Commercial Well, l'll be a monkey's uncle Minstrel 4 Gym Club 4 Intramurals 4 Assembly Program I LADDIE SIMEK I.adf' Commercial Hello, Sis Minstrel 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Jazz Band l, 2, 3, 4 Tiger Tabloid Staff 3, 4 EDWIN DAVIS Tango Academic My, My, A constant source of wonder and amazement Band I, 2, 3, 4 Minstrel l, 2, 3 Christmas Play 4 Mixed Chorus 4 ELSIE L. GRETZ Gretzie Commercial Move away a little closer Minstrel 2, 3, 4 Tiger Tabloid Stal? 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Christmas Play 3 PAUL J. SURINA Jip General You tha' honey Track 3, 4 Intramurals 4 Assembly Program l, 4 Current Events Club 3, 4 ix 1 VINCENT W. BUSAVAGE Fangy Commercial Are ya acting? Track 2, 3, 4 Assembly Program 4 Intramurals 4 Current Events Club 4 LEAH RUTH DAVIS Lee Commercial No Kiddin Minstrel 3 Christmas Play 4 Glee Club 4 Charm Club 3 EDWARD D. PASCOE Packer General Banknight Intramurals 4 Assembly Program I, 4 Current Events Club 4 Gym Club I, 2 MARY CEBO Ceb Commercial Gwan ya dope ya Cheerleader I, 2 Junior Play 3 Intramurals I, 2, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 THEODORE PUSCHAK Ted Academic What do you know? Football 3 Stentor Staff 3, 4 Intramurals I, 4 Christmas Play 4 I1 CHARLES G. GANGAWARE DolI Commercial Where you all goin? Football Manager I, 2, 3, 4 Safety Patrol 3, 4 Minstrel I, 2, 3, 4 Class President 2 PAUL J. ANDEL PralI Academic lt's a dallywacker Basketball 3, 4 Stentor Staff 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Safety Patrol 3, 4 WILLIAM J. SCHEUTRUM Zip Academic Whatta ya mean, huh? Band 2, 3, 4 Minstrel 3 Current Events Club 2, 3 Science Club I JOHN KING Jake Commercial You're a liar Assembly Program I Current Events Club 4 Aviation Club 3 Intramurals 4 HELEN I. KLOKEL Koko Commercial You think you're funny Minstrel 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Assembly Program I, 2, 3 Intramurals I, 2 ww SUSAN SUPLOCK Sue Commercial Ah gwan, you're kidding me Senior Play 4 Tiger Tabloid Staff 3 Minstrel 3 Assembly Program I, 2, 3 THOMAS J. PETRASH Tanky Commercial How do ya figure? Senior Play 4 Minstrel 4 Assembly Program 4 Current Events Club 4 MILDRED PHILAPOVICH Philly Commercial Nifty like, huh! Glee Club 3, 4 Assembly Program 2, 4 Christmas Play 3, 4 Intramurals 2 JESSIE E. GRIFFITHS GrifT Academic The good big skull Herring Drum Maiorette 2, 3, 4 S. C. A. Treasurer 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Operetta 3 MICHAEL PAVLICK Rats Commercial You can Buffalo Bill, but you can't Kid McCoy. Junior Class Play 3 Gym Club I, 2, 3, 4 Ass't Football Manager I, 2, 3 Intramurals I, 4 in u BETTY S. KADLEC Betty Academic Ah, hang up Intramurals I, 2, 4 Glee Club 4 Christmas Play 4 Marching Band 4 STEPHONIA M. POLONSKY Academic Pope Hello, Honeychile Band 4 Operetta 3 Christmas Play 4 Intramurals I, 3, 4 CHESTER GANGAWARE Chesty Commercial gn Are ya acting Football 2, 3 Track I, 2, 3 Band I, 2 Senior Flay 4 STEFANIA SCARLOSS Sea rley Academic Hi ya Bag Operetta 3 Intramurals I, 4 Library Club 2, 3, 4 Minstrel 4 HELEN J. LUTASH L Commercial Actin' again Operetta 3 Assembly Program I, 2, 4 Intramurals 4 Cue Club 3, 4 ulu JULIA NAVRATIL Judy Commercial You bend my ears Assembly Program I, 2, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 FR CIS WAICE Francy General You ain't kiddin Gjfrack 2, 3, 4 ym Team 3, 4 Gym Club 2, 3, 4 ootball 4 MARIE KARAWULAN Maizie Commercial Gwan, l'll sock ya Assembly Program I, 2 Dramatic Club 2 Needlecraft Club 3 Glee Club 4 FRANK LISKA Lisk Academic Howsit Kid? Stentor Staff 3, 4 Art Club 2 Science Club I Intramurals 4 FRANCES KALISTA Fran Commercial Gwan you're just kidding Assembly Program 4 Gym Club 2, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 MARY C. STARRY Stars Commercial Could there be a reason, Bits? Glee Club 4 Christmas Play 4 Intramurals 2 Needlecraft Club 2, 3 BERNADINE FLYZIK Bernie Commercial Kay shim' Minstrel 2, 3 Assembly Program I, 3, 4 ,. ,I Glee Club 3, 4 X Intramurals 4 All MARY BIALIS Biaky Commercial Take a day and find out Tiger Tabloid Stat? 4 Assembly Program 4 Library Club I Homeroom Secretary 4 HELEN MACENKA Tinker Commercial Act your age Assembly Program I, 2, 3, 4 Christmas Play 3 Intramurals 2 Glee Club 3 MARY GALLAGHER Gal Commercial Are you right? Intramurals 4 Cue Club 4 Ministrel 2, 3 Assembly Program 2, 3, 4 JENNIE YAROSKY Jen Commercial You're excused Senior Play 4 Minstrel 3 Assembly Program 4 Glee Club 4 ANTHONY BARTAL Tony General Gwan, never Football 4 Basketball 3, 4 Current Events Club 4 S. C. A. 2 MARGARET SOTAK Margie Commercial Hit him on the head and call him lumpy Band I, 2, 4 Stentor Staff 3, 4 Minstrel I, 2, 3 Christmas Play 4 IONA M. HARRISON Daisy Mae Academic Skip if Minstrel 4 Operetta 3 Needlecraft Club 3, 4 Assembly Program 3 SOPHIE R. KOSACK Soph Commercial No Reds, tell me all about it Senior Play 4 Drum Maiorette 3, 4 Assembly Program I, 3 Minstrel 3, 4 n OLGA ZENZEL Ogi Commercial Keep 'em flying Orator 3 Senior Play 4 S. C. A. Secretary 3, 4 Minstrel 3, 4 JULIA A. KIDDA Kippie Academic Am sig Joke Editor-in-Chief Stentor 4 Operetta 3 Christmas Play 4 Career Club 2 HELEN D. KALINAK Trixie Academic Oh! Go 'way Operetta 3 Intramurals 'I, 2, 4 Marching Band 4 Christmas Play 4 PAUL F. PAVELKO Paul Commercial Go away, you bother me Basketball 3 Junior Play 3 Minstrel 2 Class President I MARGARET MARTINEC Margy Academic Go 'way, you're kiddin Tiger Tabloid Stat? 3 Christmas Play 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3 Q ALEX WARCHOLAK Sanders Academic Yeah, I know Intramurals I, 4 Typing Club 4 Christmas Play 4 Assembly Program 3 MARGARET TERRY Marge , Commercial Hiya Pot Band I, 2 Operetta 3 Christmas Play 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 HELEN PLUMM Plummie Commercial Get out of here Ukelele Band 3 Assembly Program I, 2, 3, 4 Cue Club 4 Intramurals 2, 3 ELIZABETH HALUSKA Betty Commercial Ah-Ha, Lubbers Intramurals I, 3, 4 Christmas Play 4 Assembly Program I, 2, 3 Glee Club 3, 4 HELEN PARASCHAK Perry Commercial Gwan, you have water behind the ear. Tiger Tabloid Staff 3, 4 Assembly Program I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 4 Basketball 3, 4 MARY L. MIDDLETON Mid Academic Don't mind if you do Operetta 3 Christmas Play 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Needlecraft Club I, 2 ALBINA M. OPILO Beansy Commercial Yes, it happened in GalIagher's Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Minstrel 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Christmas Play 3, 4 JOSEPH BENSCH Jim Academic Good Boy Intramurals 4 Aviation Club Current Events Club 3, 4 Football Manager I, 2 HELEN HOROSCHAK Haitcha Commercial That's the way I like to hear it' S. C. A. 4 Minstrel 4 Ukelele Band 3 Gym Club I, 2 HELEN KUZAK Kuzy' Commercial Think it'Il work? Treasurer of A. A. Board 4 Glee Club 4 ' Intramurals 4 Class Treasurer 'l, 2, 3, 4 I 1 IRENE S. JULO Julo Academic Holy Cow Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Tiger Tabloid Staff 3 Minstrel l, 2, 3, 4 MARJORIE A, HERRING Marge Commercial I Fry Ice Gym Club l, 2 Glee Club 2, 3 Minstrel 3, 4 Operetta 3 MARY M. STALMA May-Ree Commercial lfsayafl Student Librarian 4 Christmas Play 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Ukelele Band 4 MICHAEL HAJICEK Academic Time Out Aviation Club 2, 3 Football 4 Intramurals 2, 4 Manual Training 3 Mickey HELEN LUCIOW Lutz Commercial Chl Bro-o-oo-ther Minstrel l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3, 4 Tiger Tabloid Staff 3, 4 Band 2, 3 in as RITA M. De LAY lrish' Commercial You'll see Needlecraft Club 2 Intramurals 3 Charm Club 3 Glee Club 4 JOHN DOWLING Pockie' Commercial Don't be ridiculous Football 4 Basketball 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Current Events Club 4 ANN M. PRIGGINS Perky' Commercial Are you looking for a punch? Junior Play 3 Minstrel l, 2, 3 S. C. A. 3 Glee Club 3, 4 RUTH MacDONALD Irish General Every Time Assembly Program l, 3 Etiquette Club l Correspondence Club 2 Needlecraft Club 3, 4 ANN HEDASH Heddy Commercial That's what they all say S. C. A. 2 Assembly Program 2 Needlecraft Club 3 Cue Club 4 VIOLA D. T. CALTISCO Vee General Still love me like you used to? Drum Maiorette I, 2 Band 3, 4 Correspondence Club I, 2 Needlecraft Club 3, 4 STEVE HARBOLOVIC Harb Commercial l'm too young Football 2, 3, 4 President of A. A. Board 4 Track 3, 4 Intramurals 4 KATH LEEN S. KASTRAVA Commercial KQV-Kay You're not kiddin' Band I, 2 Minstrel 3 Ukelele Band 3 Typing Club 4 LEONARD WEIKSNER Lenny General Get Out Track 3, 4 Stentor Stat? 3, 4 President of S. C. A. 4 Gym Club 2 MILDRED M. REHATCHEK Reds Commercial Oh! Ya know what happened, Soph? Senior Play 4 Minstrel 2, 3, 4 Christmas Play 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 in ls ALICE R. HERRING Skull Academic lt's Ga-rate Ga-riff Minstrel 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Junior Play 3 Glee Club 3, 4 JEAN L. STANLEY Jeannie Commercial Why yes, I don't think so Senior Play 4 Orator 4 Stentor Staff 3, 4 Assembly Program 3, 4 JOHN DIRNBERGER SuIf Commercial Hello Honey Basketball 2, 3 Gym Club 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 3, 4 Assembly Program 2, 3 CATHERINE A. MCDONALD Mac Academic Quit the funny stuff Needlecraft Club 4 Etiquette Club I, 2 Rhymer's and Writer's Club 3 Assembly Program 3 STEPHEN DURACK Flash Academic That's what you think Intramurals I, 2 Christmas Play 4 Aviation Club 2, 3 Typing Club 4 ANDREW BITSKO Bits Commercial Hello, Sanco Basketball 2, 3, 4 Stentor StaH-3, 4 Track Manager I, 2, 3, 4 Tiger Tabloid 3 MARGARET E. MILLER Margy Academic Do you always tell jokes? Band I, 2, 3, 4 Tiger Tabloid Staff 4 Minstrel 3, 4 Jazz Band 3, 4 WILLIAM N. MILLEN Moon Academic Hello, Josephine Band I, 2, 3, 4 Gym Team 3 Intramurals 4 Aviation Club 3 I GRACEZITA O'GORMAN Tim General Oh, Tickle Gym Club 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Intramurals 2, 4 Assembly Program 3, 4 WALTER POLISCHAK Dolty Academic Hit the road, you bum Basketball 4 Intramurals 'I Christmas Play 4 Current Events Club 2, 3 GWEN D. JONES Gwen Academic We thought about it Intramurals I, 2 Career Club 2 Assembly Program 2, 3 Rhymer's and Writer's Club 3 ADOLPH TOKARCZYK Jasper Academic Hey Crumb! Get in your bread box Football 2, 3, 4 ' Basketball 2, 3, 4 Band I Minstrel 4 MILDRED A. CCLEMAN Ann Commercial Gwan Home Cue Club I Correspondence Club 2 Charm Club 3 Typing Club 4 WILLIAM KOPERNA Lefty General You ain't iivin, honey child Assembly Program 4 Current Events I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 4 ELIZABETH PARFITT Dig General Could be Etiquette Club I Intramurals 2 Cue Club 3 Needlecraft Club 4 FIRST ROW' 'Left fo Righl: M. Maren, L. Haloviak, N. MacDonald, M. Macenku, M. Benyo, E. Pavlik, E. Zlock, M. Tudy, M. Lufchkus, B. Kohler. SECOND ROW: W. Horoschak, J. Dirdal, R. Polcnsky, M. Trechak, E. Revtyak, A. Flecknoe, A. Shales, H. Pius, T. Paslawsky, V. Nedd. THIRD ROW: J. Palcsky, G. Zebian, P. Dolena, P. Rimm, H. Boretsky, J. Mccatician, J. Miller, L. Kohut, B. Urban. FOURTH ROW: S. Lehofsky, E. Chabcla, M. Hurbolovic, J. Paskosky, K. Shuman, N. Teno, B. Shellhammer. FIRST ROW 'Left to Right: L. Bachkus, A. Colbck, R. McNeclis, M. Bitsko, E. Kidda, S. Bilsko, A. Huserek, M. Vchovich, A. Terray, A. Tomchik. SECOND ROW: C. Miller, H. Harahuess, M. Firkcl, U. Herring, M. Vavro, M. Polak, R. Konsko, H. Kuichak, A. Svok, D. Wescoft, M. Edwards. THIRD ROW: G. Chekcnsky, B. DeMaMo, P. Barlniak, E. Blancir, P. King, S. Stefiniak, J. Weiksner, J. Gursky. FOURTH ROW: G. Wenzel, E. Palkovich, C. Herring, T. Martin, T. Dolly, W. Stoffey. FIRST ROW -Left to right: L. Tocek, M. Wyshosky, R. Jubbo, M. Kurillu, H. Sedlock, F. Rcbbas, J. Skirkonish, M. Zelnick, H. Derzock. SECOND ROW: B. Kepko, I. Polansky, H. Firkul, M. Blasko, M. Tomchik, A. Crevonus, M. Firmcn, C. Benek. THIRD ROW: T. Nevenglosky, A. Ardos, A. Benyo, A. Hetman, W. Sekella, T. Richards, L. Semanski. FOURTH ROW: J. Dempsher, J. Zavis, F. Kupec, C. Dale, D. Butts. UNIOR LASS SEIUPHQM E '1 35 '31, 1 FIRST ROW Left to Right: O. Martin, J. Blusko, R. Karnish, A. Kramer, S. Domin, I. Hedash, L. Brunda, F. Boretsky, D. Conahan, T. Delay. SECOND ROW: W. Laskas, J. Jones, M. Lack, D. Davis, M. Goida, R. Sneddon, J. McGeehan, J. Firkal, J. Russalav- nge, W. Charles. THIRD ROW: J. Parnell, W. Goida, J. Adamec, J. Barron, T. Surinf, J. Zenzel, D. Bybel, N. Molotzcllc. TOP ROW: T. Goida, T. Puschuk, J. Pisklak, C. Watkins, W. Zak. FIRST ROW Left to Right: K. Polansky, M. Orach, E. Wenzel, H. Pavlik, M. Koperna, E. Wasserman, A. Stanley, M. Barron, R. Topolnitsky. SECOND ROW: A. Diaz, J. Kinn, G. Karas, J. O'Donnell, M. Trimmel, H. Palkovich, J. Herbert, W. Gallagher, C. Weaver, J. Weaver. THIRD ROW: G. Oransky, J. Hosak, J. Swerd, A. Zchora, A. Piech, W. Flyzik, J. Nesterak, W, Shanosky. J. Tentelyo. FOURTH ROW: H. Ginda, D. Weiksner, L. Zoba, G. Winsko, A. Kcnecry, P. Kashubiac, M.Rchall, R. Murphy. FIRST ROW Left to Right: L. Starry, E. Sweeney, M. Miehalko, N. Breznak, D. Milhalko, M. Hutta, M. Paslawsky, M. Piech, H. Gaida, A. Klokel, G. Caltisco. SECOND ROW: K. Winsko, J. Stalmo, J. Motula, B. Rekos, A. Trubillu, C. Clements, R. Evans, M. Marshall, M. Piech, M. Stoffey, L. Malay. THIRD ROW: P. Stone, J. Kinn, J. Gbur, J. Whysosky, G. Bitsko, S. Konsko, W. Sobolosky J. Cerzock, J. Skapik, J. Sobolosky, T. Murphy, G. Carpency, T. Frendak, J. Derzock. L 55 FIRST ROW'-Left to Right: H. Fedora, B. Dale, E. Comiscclk, H. Stcfiniak, R. Bitsko, A. Horoschok, S. Chromiak, E. Skymba, O. Pototchek, J. Wyshosky, O. Fedora, T. Gbur, E. Wescott. SECOND ROW: J. Lehotsky, J. Paslowsky, A. Horoschak, A. Kleppinger, H. Rimm, L. Gerber, l. Prekopu, H. Truhilla, H. Karowulcln, K. Harchuess, J. Shonberger, J. Paulis. THIRD ROW: P. Kurilla, N. Piech. A. Lack, M. Meck, P. Dumont, J. Redish, M. Goida, A. Rodgers, W. Skymbu, J. Barry, J. Parnell. THIRD ROW: S. Racis, J. Melley, P. Petrclsh, N. Pavlik, E. Demyonovich, A. Yelito, J. Surovcik, H. Bialis, L. Pinkey, G. Gazdick, A. Ostrosky. FIRST Row Left to Right: A. suplock, R. Sweeney, B. Young, M. Putonez, O. Herbert, R. Durich, I. Kiddc, A. L. Edwards, L, Rudenko, G. DeMatto, B. Miller. SECOND ROW: D. Kalistc, E. Goida, D. Konecny, J. Usup, M. Shimsky, O. Moholik, O. Barnovitch, O. Harbolovic, D. Willing, S. Guzinsky. THIRD ROW: J. Breznak, W. Pavlik, W. Koperna, A. Lybc, P. Kuzak, J. King, F. Carpency, J. Sedoriak, P. Martinec, M. Chopp, J. Benyo, M. Wcrholak. FOURTH ROW: J. Luciow, M. Willing, J. McHugh, N. Scheutrum, C. Bottom- ley, W. Tini, N. Yusella, J. Vandals, A. Zenzel, G. Mutakonis. FIRST ROWfLeft to Right: M. Hedush, J. Korpa, I.. Zulic, A. Fenick, J. Stulma, M. Moneto, M. McLaughlin, B. Bynon, F. Arnold, M. Perbetsky, A. Demanyovich, R. Trimmel. SECOND ROW: A. Myernik, C. Jones, M. Starry, A. Svok, P. Mortinec, A. Mocenko, A. Laskos, L. Unitis, V. Shubeck, A. Wargo, M. Kosaclr. THIRD ROW: S. Vavro, F Zemanik, H. Folk, F. Hosak, S. Kcrawulan, E Kcrpa, M. Yelito, l. Semko, S. Konsko, J Scarloss, L. Harrison. FOURTH ROW: R Waice, N. Macenka, S. Student, C. Richards R. Murphy, D. Dalto, T. Lewis, J. Polak, J Tkach, J. Gochal, G. Moc Donald. ESI-IMAN LABS r Pensive and Demureg They're in the Arm Y nowg Francis snares oneg Tony takes ity Adolph hits the line, John posesg Rose picnicsg Carl looks toughg Evan swivel hipsf' On Parade. xx AROUND THE CLOCK Going to schoolg In the classroom- Goin 1 9 home for Iunchg At practicey Dismissal' Getting ready for the paradeg Aren't we pretty? Posing: La petite moiorette. 'N--. w-num.. H, , ,v 'n,, ,. , . . s ' 3 Q ' f ix 11 i f nz- 5 I 5 Ve ' E x ' Z Q I . . Q : , . I ,f 3 me ' K fxx fix ,g an AWS -4 1 Q , lf ' 1 Mx MM xx J z. -5 'V 146 5- 'vs Ln lu ,-,.5. 'd.:1. ,ir '. Q-1,-' 'fur' 4 v A 41 Jr w I 4 1 w 'U 4 sg ', , 1 p, 4 ' A 4 1 Q ' V' I, 1 Y ' ' . ' . - ,fgf ' gwlfx, , ' - 1611, 1 I.-v , , 4 1. 1 's. .1 1 f. . fx, JV' L-.-M ., Y. ,- .--,v .' N 'uf-., 41, gb ,j,,g .g'., 4.- qv: 4. ig. 1- 5 ij 5...B4kV t 1:77331 ' i. 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E' ':' . ,:1,.:g' -v 15,514 .25 ,fr 'f445?iEiv1-I .HI irgrgtrj ,?'za Zx,g.,m .air-,Q .Xb ,: . .vi X - 4 'iff N 11 ' ' .,, . w A J SEATED-Left to Right: S. Kosak, W. Richards, J. Stanley, M. Craig, M. Rehatchek, J. Yarosky, D. Kleppinger, A. Kohler, H. Kuzak, O. Zenzel. STANDING: P. Moneta, Mr. Keebler, C. Gangaware, S. Suplock, T. Petrash, I. Julo. Curtain going up! Last call! Curtain! It was the night of December l5th. A large and enthusiastic audience awaited the first act of The Tin Hero, a farce comedy in three acts. The antics of Mrs. Goodyear, an exag- gerating mother, the shyness of Douglas, and the continued difficulties he encountered, TIN Heno kept the audience on the edge of their seats from the overture to the final curtain. To sound the praises of any particular actor or actress would be very unfair, for all who participated deserve much credit and made a fine showing. It can well be said, The Tin Hero, was a success in ever sense of the word. Directed by MR. O. S. KEEBLER SEATED-Left to Right: M. Lutchkus, L. Bachkus, S. Domin, l. Julo. STANDING-Left to Right: R. Murphy, W. Charles, W. Richards. END MENYLeft to Right: H. Boretsky, A. Tokarczyk, P. Moneta, C. Gangaware, R Polansky, M. Craig. SEATED -Left to Right, G. Oransky, A. Opilo, A. Wargo, H. Pavlik, T. Willing, H. Firkal, M. Maren, L. Holoviak, K. Shuman, M. Moneta, M. Yelita, A. Kramer, J. Barry. STANDING-fLeft to Right: L. Simek, O. Zenzel, M. Herring, H. Horoschak, A. Klokel, J. Blasko, A. Shales, E. Kidda, E. Gretz, L. Rodenko, L. Oransky, K. Miller, B. Bynon A. Demyanovich, A. Kohler, J. Griffiths, A. Herring, H. Luciow, F. Kupec, J. Macatician, FOURTH ROW--Left to Right: R. Jahnsan, M. Firman, J. Derzock, T. Petrash, J. Kinn, T. Richards, W. Pastucha, W. Shellhamer, S. Kosak, R. Mitchell, M. Rehatchek, T. Dally, W. Staffey, T. Martin, A. Hetman, J. Pavelko, F. Waice, A. Ardos. Armonc EvlEw The minstrel this year was given on the evenings of February llth and l2th in the form of a patriotic review. The show consisted of a minstrel with variations, and a skit. The minstrel was patriotic in tonef thus reflecting the spirit of the times in which we live. The skit was designed to be humorous and succeeded admirably in entertaining the audience. The proceeds were directed to the fund used to promote an enlarged program of Visiual Education. lt would be unjust to praise any one or several of the participants, inasmuch as all acquitted themselves very creditably indeed. FIRST ROW-- Left to Right: N. Molotzok, S. Bitsko, P. Rimm, W. Horoschak, A. Buchkarick, J. Durdl, M. Balazovich, L. Molotzak O. Zenzel, A. Durnberger, H. Pius, A. Terray, M. Vahovich, D. Trimmel, R. Tomchick, M. Cebo, Z. O'Gorman, H. Kalen T. Poslawsky, V. Konsko, M. Vahovich, L. Tocek, H. Martinec, A. Pascoe.. SECOND ROW: M. Bitsko, J.Kinn, J. Washosky G, Bitsko, A. Murphy, J. Derzock, P. King, C. Herring, E. Pislak, P. Andel, D. Kleppinger, l. Harrison, V. Tomchick, S. Kosack M. Terry, M. Sotak, C. Heinz, M. Blasko, M. Herring, S. Polonsky, O. Tatusko, J. Kidda, A. Semow, H. Katchak, J. Griffiths M. Bybel, L. Holoviak. THIRD ROW: W. Weaver, L. Holan, T. Warcholok, D. Panchura, J. Puschak, C. Melley, R. Mitchell B. Charles, A. Schonberger, S. Scarloss, A. Bonenberger, W. Stevens, H. Firkal, l. Julo, M. Edwards, J. Pastucha, O. Baruch P. Moneta, J. Hoben, J. Rekos, S. Pascoe, M. Middleton, A. Herring, E. Wasserman, J. Benes, E. Rabbis, J. Guddes D. Maholic, A. Stanley, S. Bitsko, E. Sweeney, M. Lehotsky, H. Pavlick, P. Polansky. FOURTH ROW: T. Willing, K. Shuman A. Tokarczyk, C. Gangaware. UNE- - THE PERETTA 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Last year's Operetta given on the even- ings of April 23rd and 24th was generally conceeded to be one of the best ever pre- sented in our auditorium. Tune ln was ultra-modern in the sense that it used as its theme the microphone and all that broadcasting implies. Soloists, groups, and the entire ensemble captivated the attention of the audience with sparkling wit, rollicking tunes, and superb histrionics. We hesitate to mention any outstanding star because were we to do so we would find it difficult to avoid being unjust to all the others who so ably contributed their support. The operetta has established itself as one of the outstanding musical events in the show season of our high school. May it continue to prosper as it has in the past. It was presented under the capable direction of Misses McElhenney and Hoben and Mr. Lithgow. MISS HELEN HOBEN MR. T. M. LITHGOW MISS MARY McELHENNY Upper Picture: SEATEDW left to Right: E. Davis, P. Andel, R. Mitchell, M. Martinec, S. Polonsky, T. Puschak, M. Craig, S. Durak. KNEELING' Left to Right: S. Scarloss, J. Bensch. STANDING Left to Right. A. Kohler, A. Herring, J. Griffiths, P. Moneta, M. Middleton, H. Kalen, J. Kidda. Lower Picture. 'lst ROW-T. Puschak, A. l.. Edwards, E, Davis, D. Kleppinger, M. Craig, M. Miller, A. Herring, E. Kadlec, W. Richards, P. Moneta, P. Andel, W. Polischak, A. Warcholak, A. Tokarczyk. 2nd ROW-M. Stalma, M. Maren, O. Zenzel, M. Tudy, M. Trimmel, D. Maholic, M. Macenka, L. Holoviak, M. Cebo, T. Delay, A. Turbilla, B. Rekos, N.Mac Donald, A. Huserek, H. Kalen, l. Julo, A. Kramer, H. Pavlik, H. Luciow, A. Opilo, M. Trechak, S. Pascoe. 3rd ROW-I.. Davis, M. Sotak, B. Haluska, J.Yarosky, M. Bitsko, E. Zlack, E. Kohler, R. Konsko, H. Turbilla, H. Pius, M. Starry, A. Matula, M. Philapovich, M. Middleton, E. Pcvlik, E. Revtyak, A. Shales, M. Terry. WH? 14 - .fl Fi . ,, T J ll? ' 1 il 452 ftp il' lily! 5? A' X 51, Q' . it ik l .ft ls' gli, 1.1 EW-P.. bi'A1i'J M H Y 'L' I-ETF.,-...T'7.LiQLIi'l..L..iG 4.15.5 1iZl....1Q,,..I.....i 'i........ L'Q.'..p ' Li.34.,,,,' ,.,..-..I.93. .g1.:.' '.q'1W .!Z'........ On Wednesday evening, April 8, at 8 o'clock, the fifteenth annual Panther Valley Oratory contest was held in our auditorium, and under the auspices of our school. Four girls and four boys, one of each representing Nesquehoning, Summit Hill, Lansford, and Coaldale repsectively, par- ticipated. With her oration entitled, Peace For All Time, Jean Stanley represented our school in the girls' contest while John Macatician, with his oration entitled, Man Looks Up, RATO RY represented us in the boys' contest. While neither of our contestants won this year, both acquitted themselves creditably and re- flected a vast deal of credit on themselves and on their school. Marvin Greenberger of Lunsford High School won the boys' contest and Jean Rose of Summit Hill High School received the nod from the iudge in the girls' contest. Musical numbers, both vocal and in- instrumental, added interest and entertain- ment value to the program. JEAN LOUISE STANLEY JOHN MACATICIAN lst Row---Left to Right: A. Keer, M. Thomas, J. Semko, A. Sicenavage, B. Revtyak, M. Pascoe, S. Evans, W. Sneddon, S. Murphy, R. Sweeny, J. Chromiak. 2nd ROW-Left to Right: O. Boruch, S. Bolechek, M. Edwards, R. Kadlec, E. Slaby. UEEN AND ADIES 1 May Day ceremonies at Coaldale High School are always received by the student body and townspeople with genuine and sincere approval and enthusiasm. , The festivities are not confined to stu- dents ofthe high school. Each grade building has its part in the program and contributes much to the colorful array of talent. Last year's excersises were no excep- tion to the rule. As a matter of fact, those 94 l exercises were voted the most elaborate and colorful ever to be presented on our athletic field. Several thousand students and adults, themselves presenting a colorful spectacle, watched the affair with enthusiastic interest. Miss Marion Edwards, May Queen, and her comely attendants were the cynosure of all eyes. To attempt to describe anyone or several of these lovely ladies in detail is impossible. lt is sufficient to say that they all looked lovely as you can easily see by looking at the picture above. 1942 Miss Hom Rose Konsko MAY Q u EEN Anna Kohler Sci-looL or THE IR l MR R B HARVEY Left to Right: L. Harrison, A. Diaz, C. Gangaware, T. Willing, O. Zenzel, l. Julo For the past two years the Coaldale schools have been broadcasting over station WAZL. These programs have been at different times in the charge of the different buildings of our school system except for the fact that the high school has had a part in every broadcast. The various grade buildings presented programs taken directly from the classroom fthat is, actual classes were often pre- sented over the air. ln the days of yester- year, parents often visited school. Now, the school comes directly into the home. Mother W. Richards, H. Pavlik, M. Yelito can listen to her son or daughter recite without leaving her work. 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' gr 1' ..a' fqgigqgppff ,3.,.u+3.... I . V...-.V.,, -3 V .V A V . ' , 1 f . , L I L 4-L ,x,l .'T' . ,,g,, I .LN T' A. T: .a I. J .Y , .QV :Vw Q' 1 1, . fm W i. - 54.-. .5 I 1 .V Fifi .. 4- Q 1 1- r 6' 1. 1 3 53 x FIRST ROWfLeft to Right: Mr. Jones, D. Kleppinger, S. Polonsky, L. Bachkus, A. Piech, M. Mihalko, L. Harvey, R. Konsko, M. Sotak. SECOND ROW--Left to Right: J. Mitchell, L. Harrison, E. Comisak, W. Charles, M. Craig, P. Bartniak, J. GriHiths, C. Christ, R. Murphy, E. Davis, V. Santilini, M. Goida, C. Revtyak, G. Ambrose. THIRD ROW -Left to Right: A. M. Young, J. Fignar, A. Polansky, J. Gbur, N. Padaroff, G. Karas, J. Gursky, T. Jupina, J. Bolechek, P. Moneta, H. Boretsky, H. Folk. FOURTH ROW-Left to Right: T. Lithgow, J. Leidich, F. Sneddon , M. Miller, P. King, G. Mitchell, A. Benyo, J. Gbur, D. Bybel, N. Molotzak, R. Polansky. FIFTH ROW-Left to Right: M. Piech, R. Murphy, R. Mitchell, L. Simek, F. Rusolavage, J. Kinn, T. Willing, J. Kinn, J. Firki, E. Liska, W. Millen, N. Teno, G. Oronsky, C. Bottomley, S. Pascoe. 'OUR AND During this school year, our varsity band under the direction of Mr. Jones, set a new high in musical achievement and colorful display. The high quality of musiclfurnished bythis organization is due, of course, to diligent practice and frequent rehearsal. Both Mr. Jones and the members of the band have been diligent in this respect. The Coaldale-Lansford football game on Thanksgiving Day, always a colorful event, was made more so by the striking appearance of our band and marching group when they appeared on the field in their natty, new, military uniforms. These uniforms were purchased by popular sub- scription under the direction of the Faculty Band Committee. Also worthy of special mention are the Maiorettes who received enthusiastic ap- plause everytime they appeared with the band in their white satin ballet costumes. These girls were selected by the Band Committee from candidates numbering more than fifty, on the basis of attractiveness, personality, and grace of carriage. Congratulations to our revamped and renovated band! film 'I 'li 'x - ,f ' fi ' i All E3 ls... rl O lk? Ll S SEATED- Left to Right: A. Kramer, A. Klokel, L. Molotzak, M. Sotak, O. Zenzel, I. Julo, A. Kohler, H. Luciow, M. Stalma, M. Cebo, M. Trechalc, E. Revtyak. STANDING llst Rowl Left to Right: L. Bachkus, C. Miller, H. Firkal, E. Gretz, L. Holoviak, M. Maren, H. Pavlik, D. Wescott, S. Pascoe, A. Opilo, M. Tudy, B. Kohler, R. Konsko. STANDING l2nd Rowl Lett to Right' G. Wenzel, B. Pastucha, T. Willing, A. Tokarczyk, G. Oransky, .I. Macatician, A. Ardos, F. Waice, Miss Hoben. STANDING l3rd Rowl Left to Right: T. Dally, T. Martin, C. Gangware, F. Kupec, W. Sekella, B. Stoftey, E. Zlock, E. Davis, P. Moneta, R. Johnson, P. King. Each morning, our assembly is made more impressive and pleasant by the fact that the Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Miss Hoben and accompanied by her on the Hammond Electric Organ,singsfor us, religious and patriotic songs. As a group, we are deeply indebted to these young people for the fidelity and ex- cellence of the musical service they render us every school day. Needless to say the singing at our morn- ing devotional exercises has improved one hundred per cent. Many excellent voices will be lost to the group by graduation, but we trust they will be replaced by others from the under-classes. .fe 'If' 'Z' f fE2'.f.. 'lfIf'f se... r.-. - - ' - '11,-'sz4-..f.:....l.e -:4...1fJZ': .- '-'I+' 34.'..-.'.'l.Zx '11 -'iii 1 RANGE WING AND SEATED-Left to Right: M. Craig, W. Charles, T. Jupina, J. Gursky, G. Karas STANDING'-Left to Right: H. Firkal, l.. Simek, M. Miller, R. Polansky, P. King, R. Mitchell, R. Murphy. The Orange Swing Band, more popular- ly known as the ORANGES, render a very definite and pleasant service to our school. It is they who make it possible for us to enioy the very best of modern music at our informal dances. Not only is th-eir music sweet and rhythmic but arrayed in natty uniforms and equipped with streamlined music stands a few years ago, they present an inspiring appearance from the orchestra stand. In addition to the splendid service which the ORANGES render the school, this organi- zation presents an excellent opportunity for those of our musicians who desire to master the intricacies of modern iazz music. Many graduates from the Oranges are playing in regional professional bands where they are making reputations for themselves. Also, several former players from this organ- ization now play military music in Army,Navy, Marine Corp and Air Corp bands. .IYPING CLUB FIRST ROW ISec:tedI Lett to Right: U. Herring, M. Blosko, M. Herring, M. Bitsko, A. Coleman. SECOND ROW ISeutedf A. Colbck, R. Jcbbo, M. Firmun, R. McNec:Iis, I. Polfznsky. STANDING: H. Sedlock, J. Geddes, E. Rwbbis, A. Wor- cholck, D. Wescott, W. Polischuk, S. Durcvk, Miss Gildeo, W. Urban, C. Miller, T. Dolly, H. Firkczl, P. Ri.nm, S. Bitska, D. WiIIiulns. CURRENT VENTS CLUB FIRST ROW ISeotedI Left to Right: S. Bitsko, T. Petrush, F. Kupec, W. Richards, A. Tokorczyk, J. King, M. Hoji:ek. SECOND ROW: M. Dole, L. Semclnsky, K. Kleppinger, L. Kohut, J. Dirdl, A. Ardos, N. Poroschak, P. Surino. THIRD ROW: M. Horbolovic, A. Burtol, W, Koperno, E. Chabulcx, T. Hetman, J. Dowling, Mr. Melley, V. Busovuge, F. Gochcl. URRENT EVENTS CLUB FIRST ROW ISecitedI-Left to Right: P. Murtinec, F. Ccrpency, S. Student, N. Vovro, F. Zemonek, J. Kutch, J. Pollock. SECOND ROW: Mr. Zcleho, W. Loskos, J. Parnell, A. Zenzel, N. Peich, D. Wcrcholck, S. Lehotsky, J. Sedoriok, V. Kopernc. THIRD ROW: W. Goidu, J. Pcslowsky, J. Woshousky, M. Lock, T. Lock, W. Sobolosky, N. Scheutrum, W. Tini, M. Willing UE LlJB FIRST ROW' 'Lefl lo Righl: I. Karpa, A. laskas, B. Dale, S Chromiak, A. Hedash, M. Cebo. SECOND ROW: M Orach, K. Polansky, E. Wasserman, Miss Cavanaugh, M Bialis, B. Sweeney, F. Arnold. THIRD ROW: M. Koperno I. Starry, H. Firlfal, H. Pavlik, A. Stanley, M. Hufta, F Slalma. FOURTH ROW: H. Lutash, M. Gallagher, H Plumn, M. Barron, H. Paraschak, B. Flyzik, E. Wenzel, H Palkovic. IJE CLUB FIRST ROWW Left fo Right: D. Kalista, L. Unilis, A. Tomchik H. Macenka, A. Huserek, G. Karpa. SECOND ROW R. Topolnilsky, N. Breznak, A. Hedash, M. Polak, M. Wysho- sky, M. Vahovitch. THIRD ROW: Miss Mitchell, R. Evans, C. Clements, M. Tomchik, C. Benek, F. Borelsky, O. Marlin. FOURTH ROW: H. Kalchak, H. Derzock, M. Marshall, K. EEDLECIRAFT CLUB FIRST ROW'-Left to Right: P. Marlinec, M. Hedash, B. Bynon, R. Sweeney, B. Slalma, H. Rimm. SECOND ROW G. Jones, A. Fenec, C. Jones, H. Slafiniak, H. Karawulan, E. Kleppinger, L. Gerber. THIRD ROW: I. Harrison, M. Shimsky, M. Benyo, L. Tocek, A. Macenka, A. Mcyernik, C. McDonald, B. Parfiff, Miss B. Evans. FOURTH ROW: J Skirkanish, O. Fedora, M. Starry, R. Mc Donald, M. Perbelsky, R. Trimmel, S. Guzinsky, I. Semko. SI aw r 'i' r I 'K Vi' ' I' 1 I I' 6 FIRST ROW Left to Right: S. Scarloss B. Kohler, J. Blosko, O. Maholik, V. Schubeck, A. M. Wargo, L. Malloy, M. Stalma. SECOND ROW: Mrs. P. Watkins, A. Meck, J. Redish, A. Diaz, T. Nevenglosky, S. Racis, J. Unitis, A. Benyo. THIRD ROW: .H. Ginda, A. Konecny, W. Shanosky, T. Puschak, J. Dempsher, J. Blanar, J. Melley, G. Chekansky. LMLUE FIRST ROW Left to Right: M. Macenka, A. Trubilla, H. Luciow, A. Klokel, L. Molotzak, Miss Hoben, E. Haluska, J. Yarosky, O. Zenzel, R. Delay, S. Kozak. SECOND ROW: M. Middleton, D. Maholic, H. Trubilla, M. Terry, H. Kuzak, S. Suplock, H. Klokel, A. Opilo, M. Tudy, M. Trechak, E. Revtyak, A. Shales, B. Kadlec, M. Trimmel. THIRD ROW: M. Martinec, E. Pavlik, E. Zlock, N. Mc Donald, M. Karawulan, A. Priggins, M. Rehatchek, M. Philapovich, J. Matula, B. Rekos, H, Puis, T. Delay, A. Herring. .EERE M.: H It IFE la.. .rift ff: E3 al., IJ B FIRST ROW 'Left to Right: A. Edwards, M. Moneta, R. Durich, L. Rudenko, B. Young, L. Zulic, J. Wyshosky, O. Barnovich, M. Patonetz. SECOND ROW: A. Suplock, B. Miller, A. Demynanovich, A. Kosack, J. Usup, I. Prekopa, O. Patochek, R. Bitsko, E. Wescott, H. Fedora. THIRD ROW: P. Hosack, S. Karawulan, F. Dumont, I. Kidda, A. Horoschak, D. Konecny, M. Yelito. .. ,- -an G M I. LJ Iii: FIRST ROW' Left to Right: P. Pavelko, P. Kashubiac, D. Weiksner, W. Sekella, J. Pislak, J. Skapik, W. Shellhammer, K. Shuman, C. Gongaware, E. Zlock, F. Waice. SECOND ROW: Mr. A. Kalen, M. Pavlik, J. Herbert, J. Vavro, G. Caltisco, Z. O'Gorman, A. Terray, G. Jones, E. Kidda, M. Edwards, F. Kalista, Miss H. Evans. NATIUNAL KNEELING Y Left to Right: E. Davis, D. Butts, K. Kleppinger, T. Dally, T. Martin. STANDING ' - Left to Right: W. Richards, W. Pastucha, R. Murphy, P. Andel, E. Palkovich, C. Gang- ware. SAFIETY fheireoi. Safety Patrol ln the fall of 1939, our safety patrol was first organized. Since that time it has rendered a splendid service io the student body. ln the past three years since the organi- zation of this patrol, not one single traffic accident has marred the physical well-being of our students, notwithstanding the fact that, especially at noontime, when school is dismissed for lunch, the traffic on those streets adiacent to our school, is very heavy. We want the members of the safety patrol to know that we appreciate their efforts. l'iOlNlOR Slocum' SEATED-Left to Right: M. Miller, M. Martinec, D. Klep- pinger, J. Kidda, S. Scarloss, l. Julo. STANDING: R, Mitchell, J. Griffiths, O. Zenzel, L Molotzak J Stanle H . , . y, . Kuzak, A. Opilo, M. Stalma P. Moneta. National Honor Society The National Honor Society was found- ed in l92l by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. We, of Coal- dale High School, received the charter for our local chapter on June lO, l935. Of course, it is a source of satisfaction to the individual to be selected to this group. Especially, is this true since the entire faculty joins in selecting the members. Congratula- tions to those of the senior class who have this year been so fortunate. SEATED fist Rowl Left to Right: G. Gazdick, O. Zenzel, H. Luciow, M.Craig, D. Kleppinger, G. Zebian, H Plus E Wescott, V. Shubeck, H. Paraschak. STANDING-Left to Right: M. Miller, J. Pislak, H. Fedora L Simek, M. Macenka, L. Molotzak, E. Gretz, J. Macatician, A. Svok, N. Paraschak, M. Bialis, J Werksner H. Kuzak H. Boretsky, Mr. M. Polansky, R. Polansky, M. Chop. IGER ABLOID STAFF The Tiger Tabloid, our monthly news- paper was organized last year. Since its inception, it has emphasized news events of our school, interesting facts and features of the world at large and personal items of our student body that would never appear in the daily press. The Tiger Tabloid has been well received by the students of our High School and merits the support of everyone. lt fills a very definite need. The success of our newspaper is due largely to the untiring efforts of Mr. Polansky, the faculty adviser, who has given unreservedly of his time and talent. The editor-in-chief, Miss Dorothy Klep- pinger, has been an inspiring leader of the Tiger Tabloid Staff. Under her direction each month, the various staff members have dug up news, interesting facts and features which when prepared by them for publication, have added interest to the school paper. The Tiger Tabloid has been well designed, competently written and expertly managed. We wish next year's staff and Mr. Polansky every success in the continuance ofthis excellent pub- lication. f f I , mx fix 419 , . X0 ai' 575' 1 W 1 N ATHLETICS X K. 1 4,89 4 X ,Lf 'K Fr 1 1 4 ,wa -w. 1 -v 4 1 ', , I , ,, . -f .,.,, , , .'f- Q , 'r-JF, ' -,Q-,... , .. , 11 A ff? - W A 1i' f'T ' ' ' -'.,. . iq ' V Wil'-f' ' . fi: If-if A 4.. -,g5,, Q'3S ML , 4 'J - If ,,: I: g, N J , ,, ,.A.'p I, ' u, 'E' M 4 Y.: gg ,x F 47,1 -.F . fu 5, N ,. ng, . ' ' '.fsi1.'fzir9!,1f5f?ff'L' ' V 1 4 I.-1 Zu 7 v A l ur Qfmfi A ' ' vf M ','i-14' nv ,,. 1 35x,,, ,uw N ,wb uh... ,lu , V .. , Uk, ami. 'VH mr.- 'fe , 6 ' ..fa-,134 nw A--f . j 1- - ,,. . s A Q ,:-ga . - fyudrgv If. 1, W V ' .,, I av 4 gg x :.Lg?5 .J -1 '3g-Qnif 'V 7 HF:-, v, 1 'wr I msn. 1 L J. W N, .,'.:1. ' 1,1 if 4. , A , N 2 5' .. -x, L 1 v'PT:.5iJf r'g5' Buff ' . ' ? --'4 -L -f 1 v f ' ' f - ' . rn n H V J - -3 5 , ,Ji . 'AF . 'lfixf-. '1g : Y yt yu, gqffy,-47am , MWF! 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STANDlNGfLeft to Right: M. Lutchkus, C. Winsko, M. Stoffey, L. Holoviak, S. Domin. A THLETIC BOARD SEATED -Left to Right: Mr. Kalen, F. Waice, L. Molotzak, H. Kuzak, S. Harbolovic, Mr.J. Pascoe. STANDlNG7Left to Right: Mr. R. B. Harvey, Mr S. Martinec, Mr. T. Raymer, Mr. T. Lithgow, Mr. W. Berger, Dr. L. Lithgow, Mr. E. Stevens. Cheerleaders They are onlyseven in number but these seven peppy, pretty, and enthusiastic girls have proven themselves entirely capable of leading our entire student body in cheers and songs for our athletic teams. If school spirit is important to the team in its efforts to win, then certainly, these seven girls merit the appreciation and grati- tude of every single student of our school for the splendid service they have rendered. To be sure we would have cheered without them but our cheering would have been unorganized and not nearly so effective. Our band, our cheerleaders and our cheering section all working together constitute a very formidable element in the determination of our team's chances of victory. Athletic Board The Athletic Association Board of Coal- dale High School is in direct charge of all athletic activities. This board, composed of Board of Education members, faculty mem- bers, and elected representatives from the student body, meet monthly to determine the athletic policy of our school. In their hands is the responsibility for the purchase of equip- ment,maintainence of the field and promotion of games. We, of the student body appreciate the efforts they have made because we have been the direct beneficiaries thereof. Athle- tically our high school has prospered and is prospering under the direction of this very able board. . I we 1. ,fe .- f . px H E O O T B is 'L lT.L.lfl1t. gs The Orange and Black squad opened the l94l grid season on the evening of October 7, with its traditional rivals from Tamaqua. Our inexperienced backfield showed some signs of weakness as was natural in the first game of the season. The entire team showed considerable promise, but had to bow to Tamaqua when the only score of the game was made by Steigerwalt. The game ended, Coaldale O Tamaqua 7. Due to the late opening of the season our games were played quite close to gether. The Tigers' second engagement was with Blythe Township. Blythe came to Coaldale to play on the evening of October TO. After the grueling contest with Tamaqua, our boys had scarcely enough time to prepare for this contest. lt was a hard fought game from beginning to end. Franko for Blythe scored on a pass into the end zone while a pass Palkovich to Tokarczykfput six points on the scoreboard for the Tigers. The final score -Coaldale 6 -ffr Blythe 7. RESULTS OF OUR GRID BATTLES Tamaqua Coaldale Blythe Twsp Coaldale Nesquehoning Coaldale McAdoo Coaldale Saint Clair Coaldale Summit Hill Coaldale Hazle Twsp. Coaldale Mahanoy City Coaldale Lansford Coaldale Playing their third game during the same week, our Coaldale warriors defeated the scrappy, Nesquehoning Indians. Marek of the visitors gave the Mezzamen their only score while for Coaldale,Tokarczyk pounded through the line for a touchdown. The trusty toe of Joe Paskosky booted the all important extra point making the final result, Coaldale 7V -Nesquehoning 6. After pounding relentlessly at each others line and gambling desperately with forward passes, the Coaldale and McAdoo teams staggered off the field with nothing to show for their efforts but bumps and bruises. For Coaldale, it was a brilliant line making holes for an alert, hard-driving backfield, for Mc- Adoo, Postupack supported an excellent team by his excellent kicking. The final score was, Coaldale O McAdoo O. Mr. T. P. RAYMER MR. S. J. MARTINEC QAD FIRST ROW: W. Richards, A. Bartal, F. Vandak, W. Urban, H. Williams, D Butts, K. Kleppinger, S. Harbolovic, P. Andel. SECOND ROW: T. Martin, T Dally, C. Herring, R. Johnson, E. Zlock, J. Dowling, A. Tokarczyk, E. Palkovich THIRD ROW: J Swered J. Vandak W Pastucha W. Stoffe J McGeehan - 1 1 - I Yr - 1 J. Gursky, J. Paskosky. FOURTH ROW: G. Wenzel, R. Murphy, K. Shuman, T. Frendak, J. Rusalavage. A week later Summit Hill visited us with high hopes of conquering the fighting Tigers but found themselves on the receiving end of smashing blows that cast their hopes to earth. 24-O was the final score. Hazle Township put up a somewhat better fight but had to be content with a 26-i3 defeat. Thursday evening, November 20, Mahanoy City came to town. The Maroons had a heavy fast team, promising trouble for the local athletes. From whistle to whistle this game was hard fought, with all the scoring being done during the first half. During the intermission, rain descended causing the field to become a sea of mud. This condition, of course, made ball handling very risky, with the result that the strategy of both teams called for straight football. The battle ended, Coaldale 13- Mahanoy City 13. There followed an interval of unrelenting activity in preparation for the contest with our arch rivals Lansford. Thanksgiving Day dawned clear, cool, and crisp. Shortly after noon the crowd began filling the Lansford Stadium. This gigantic holiday crowd, the greatest to witness this classic contest, was in a festive mood, marred only by personal anxiety for the outcome of the contest. After a colorful display of music and marching by the bands, marching clubs, maiorettes, etc. of the two schools, during which time our band made its appearance in their brand new uniforms, with winsome maiorettes to lead them, the officials called the captains together, the coin was tossed and the game was on. At half time the Tigers were leading 7-O. lt looked like the same old story. Then came that hectic second half during which two elusive, speedy gentleman of the opposition demonstrated the technique of end running. Petko circled our left end for a tally. Boyle, a few minutes later, did exactly the same thing around our right end. Account for it? We can't. We had completely outplayed them until that time. After this second touchdown, the Tigers again went to work with a will, carrying the ball from their own fifteen yard line, 79 yards down the field and were within scoring distance when the final whistle blew. This was the 20th of the Lansford- Coaldale series. Of the total games between our two schools, Lansford has won 4 and Coaldale 14. So our season ended with Wif'lS'4, lossesf-3, tiesf-2. Everything considered Ya successful season. UPPER: Action at Lansford. MIDDLE: Martinec poses. LOWER: Raymer retreats MR. A. C. KALEN MR. S. J. MARTINEC A Head Coach Ass't Coach HE ASKETBALL SEASON SCORES lFirst Halfl lSecond Half Opp. C. H. S. Summit Hill lhomel Mahanoy Twp. iawayl 28 26 Mauch Chunk lawayl Slatington lawayl 22 36 Shenandoah lhomel Summit Hill lawayl 55 40 Blythe Twp. lawayl Mauch Chunk lhomel 20 46 Mahanoy City ihomel Shenandoah iawayl 28 27 Nesquehoning lawayl Blythe Twp. lhomel 10 40 Lansford lhomel Mahanoy City lawayl 35 20 St. Mary's ihomel Nesquehoning lhomel 37 35 Lansford lawayl 17 30 LEAGUE STANDING lFirst Halfl lSecond Halfl Won Lost 92, Won Lost Summit Hill 7 1 875 Mahanoy City 7 1 Mahanoy City 6 2 857 Nesquehoning 6 2 Nesquehoning 5 2 .714 Coaldale 4 3 Shenandoah 5 2 714 Summit Hill 4 3 Coaldale 3 4 428 Shenandoah 4 3 Lansford 2 5 285 Mauch Chunk 2 5 Mauch Chunk 1 6 .142 Lansford 1 6 Blythe 0 7 .000 Blythe 0 7 42 60 50 46 30 19 48 56 651 ff' X0 875 .857 .571 571 571 285 142 000 . ARSITY KNEELING f Left to Right. A. Bitsko, J. Dowling, W. Polischak, R. Johnson, STANDING'-Left to Right: P. Andel, E. Zlock, A. Tokarczyk, W. Sekella, Mgr., M. Harbolovic, P. Kashubiac, T. Bartal. . uNioR VARSITY KNEELING- Lett to Right: M. Rohall, W. Flyzik, J. Palasky, W. Shanosky, M. Teno. STAND- ING 'Left to Right: D. Weiksner, Mgr., A. Yelito, L. Zaba, G. Matakonis, J. Surovcik, M. Lack, P. Martinec, J. Rusclavoge, R. Murphy, J. Vandok, R. Murphy, J. Nesterak, Mgr. i. . RIEF This year's basketball team enioyed a very successful season. While it is true our school did not win the championship, our student body and school patrons enioyed witnessing an excellent brand of ball through- out the winter. Our players tried hard, T SUME showed good sportmanship, and more often than not won their game. While eight seniors will be lost to next year's team by graduation, Mr. Kalen hopes to build a splendid aggregation from the members of the Junior Varsity. April 26 May 3 May 7 May 10 May l4 May I7 May 20 RACK Penn Relays Ridgewood, N. J. Boyertown Coaldale Coaldale Meet Coaldale 30 V1 Mount Carmel 23 Pottsville l8 Boyertown Meet Second in Medley Third in Half Mile Relay Third in Mile Relay Fourth in 440 Yard Relay Mount Carmel Meet Coaldale 55 V2 Mount Carmel 53 V2 Williamsport 36 Lehighton Dual Meet Coaldale 87 Lehighton 12 District Meet at Pottsville Coaldale lOl Emmaus 32 Schuylkill 23 Schuylkill Haven Dual Meet Coaldale 85 Schuylkill Haven i2 MR. A. C. KALEN MISS HANNAH EVANS ESULTS May 24 State Meet Coaldale Bridgeville Swarthmore C09 Pottsville Relays First in 440 Yard Relay First in 880 Yard Relay First in Mile Relay Coaldale Birdsboro Kulpmont CO9 District Meet Records set by C. High Jump - Priggins Hurdles-Panchura 100 Yard Dash- Jabbo 440 Yard Dash-Waice 880 Yard Relay Broad Jump-Rohall C-00 New C. H. S. Pole Vault Record ll ft. IOM in. Priggins H GYM I EAM SEATED IFrontl Left to right: A. Flecknoe, G. Jones, J. Leidich, A. Terray, E. Kiddn. STANDING lFirst Rowl Left to Right: K. Shuman, D. Kleppinger, B. Kadlec, F. Kalista, Z. O'Gorman, G. Caltisco, C. Herring. SEATED IBackl Left to Right: J. Pislak, M. Pavlik, W. Sekella, W. Millen, F. Waice, H. Williams. IEIRIACK TEAM FIRST ROW-'Left to Right: V. Busavage, C. Gangaware, W. Shell- hammer, L. Weiksner, J. Jabba, J. Baranovich, F. Waice, J. Weiksner SECOND ROW-Left to Right: J Paskosky, C. Gangaware, M. Bitsko M. Durilla, J. McGeehan, M. Harbol- ovic. THIRD ROW--Lett to Right: S. Harbolovic, F. Priggins, E. Palkovich, H. Ginda. FOURTH ROW'-Left to Right: P. Stone, R. Sneddon, J. Rusla- vage, D. Weiksner, Coach A. C. Kalen. Gym Team The l942 Varsity Gym Team captured the imagination and excited the admiration of those who attended its annual exhibition on April 23. This year in keeping with the spirit of the times, military drills and dances were featured. These found ready acceptance on the part of the public. Our congratula- tions to Mr. Kalen and Miss Evans. Track Team As you can easily understand from look- ing at the results of the I94l track season shown on the preceeding page, last year's team had a very successful season. Our team participated in several dual and invitation meets with very gratifying results. Enthusiasm for the sport, careful training and efficient coaching, undoubtedly were responsible for a track season, the results of which, far exceeded our fondest expecta- tions. For three years, we have been unde- feated in dual meets, while last year we won the District ll meet for the second time in succession. This year for the first time in our school's history, we won the class B State Champion- ship. f-'gags' , 1' aff '2 'w J I Q - dzfkigx jvdvjfiiiw FN' ,A JWJFJ A if OMECOMING DAY , .1 ,A ,U v 1 . ..-5 fix f .13 K ox' ln, 6 x X 3 lf, L nv MN YW W N XX NN N X xx , ,An , 1 5 ' , 1 Anvumsfmmrs C'OllI1D!I-17Z6'7lf.S' of. . . FIRST NATIONAL BANK COALDALE PENNSYLVANIA C Every member of the Doutrich organization, extends con- gratulations and best wishes to the members of the graduating class of l942 of the Coaldale High School. You have our best wishes for a very happy commencement season and the greatest possible success in life. if ik ik DOUTRICH'S ALWAYS RELIABLE POTTSVILLE PA. Comp!I'ment5 of. . . COALDALE OBSERVER COALDALF, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of. . . TONY MILLER'S CAFE BEERS - WINES E LIQUORS COALDALE, PENNSYLVANIA 8 BERWICK ST. Compliments of. . . HOLLYWOOD DRESS SHOP TAMAQ UA, PA OUR FIRST POLICY HAS NEVER EXPIRED Honesfy ls The Besf Business Insurance We Know GREEN'S - J EWELERS 8 S. CENTER STREET Of POTTSVILLE, PA 2OI CEDAR STREET COLUMBIA GARAGE HUDSON AND PACKARD SALES TAMAQUA, PENNA A Top Notch Program 365 Days A Yeor ls the Policy of RITZ THEATRE COALDALE, PENNSYLVANIA J. M. P. 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Futchko's Quality Market MEATS - GROCERIES - FRUITS Phone 574-M 238 W. Ridge St. Cocldale, P coMPuMfNrs of. . . FOLK'S DRUG STORE Couldcle, Pu. THE ROXY SHOE STORE Always Firsl with the Newesf l RANKEL'S VARIETY STORE II9 W- Broad SI- To q Pu. P. O. S. A. Building Lunsford, Pa VQGUE SHQP COMPLIMENTSOF... SMART MILUNERY A S E STORE . . vans 123 W. Brood Sf. T q P Tamaqua, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF . . . , ZAHORA'S JOHNSON S Besf of Qualify Meals SUPER SERVICE STATION H3 E. Philip Sf. Couldule, Pa Tomaqua, Pa. HIRSH BARBER AND BEAUTY SERVICE Man King, Mgr. J. Noble Hirsh, Prop. Phone Tamaqua 412 for Appointment Permanent, Marcels and Finger Waving Specialists, Hair Coloring, Manicuring, Scalp Treatment and Brow Tinting, Expert Bobbing, Facials PEOPLES TRUST BUILDING TAMAQUA, PA N. 8: J. GREEN BERGER COMPANY THE HOME or QUALITY FURNITURE Branch Store: II5 North First St., Lehighton, Pa. II EAST RIDGE ST. LANSFORD, PA Compliments of. . . 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