Coaldale High School - Stentor Yearbook (Coaldale, PA)

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X IUNE, 1943 Published by the SENIUR CLASS of the Coaldale High School GEORGE ZEBIAN Edf MISS HELEN HOBEN RAYMOND POLANSKY A f Edt MISS MARY M ELHENNEY LORETTA TOCEK M g MR CHARLES E REVTYAK F lfy Ad THE THE E a portrayal of preparation for QUE WAY CDF LIFE 1 S2-r xi E4 W 'x bw .. , n DEDICATIUN s To the Memgers of fha Gffurmzi of our l-liqh School, who are serving in our armed forces, We respectfully dedicate this issue ot the STENTCR fx, Class of l943 IIUB PURPUSE We believe in 'Cur Way ot Lite, as represented by the Declaration ot Independence, and the Constitution ot the United States, which is carried out by the institutions ot our country, ot which our National School System is an integral part, and for which our schools prepare our minds and our bodies. 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Bartal, Anthony Bench, Michael Bialis, Andrew Bialis, Metro Bischak, John Bitsko, Andrew Bitsko, Michael Bitsko, Steve Blasko, Frank Blasko, John Blosko, Rudolph Blasko, Stephen Bonner, George Bortniak, John Boretsky, John Boretsky, Walter Brazz, Joseph Brimmer, Daniel Brisko, Joseph Brisko, Phillip Brode, Evan Brown, Harry Brown, Max Brown, Julius Brown, Milton Brunda, Peter Buchkarik, John Buchkarik, Frank Buchkorik, Michael Burns, Frank Burna, John Busavage Vincent Bybel, Walter Bybel, Theodore Ceci, Thomas Collier, Joseph Conahan, Robert Dale, Charles Dale, Harry Dolly, David Dalto, Joseph Danchak, Nicholas Danchak, Walter Davis, Edwin Demyanovich, Emil Dumont, Robert Dowling, John P. Demyanovich, George Demyanovich, Nicholas Derzock, Edward Dirnberger, John DiSanti, Joseph Domin, Rudolph Domin, Michael Domin, Joseph Domin, Stephen Domin, Wendell Durak, Michael Durilla, John Dvorsky, Joseph IIUR SERVICE BULL Eode, William Earley, Robert Evans, Daniel Fedora, Harry Fedora, John Ferry, James Fignar, Andrew Firkal, George Flrkal, Michael Firman, Michael Flyzik, George Fritz, Edwin Futchko, Nicholas Fudge, Thomas Gallagher, John P. Gangaware, Chester Gangaware, Charles Gaydos, Anthony Gerber, Harold Gibbas, Joseph Gochal, Joseph Gochal, Frank Godanis, Charles Griffiths, David Griffiths, John Gulla, August Guzinsky, Edward Haiicek, Michael Haluska, George Harbolivic, Stephen Harbolovic, Edward Holoviak, Steve Hancock, Edward Houdini, Frank Hedash, John Hedash, Andrew Hedash, Edward Hedash, Wash Herring, Charles Heins, Charles Hoben, Richard Hoffa, Harry Hoffman, George Hoffman, John Hollan, John Hollan, Louis Horoschak, Peter Horotak, Andrew Hosak, Michael Hrenda, Harry Huserek, Frank lspecky, John Jabbo, John Jabbo, Joseph Jabba, Stephen James, Howard Julo, George Jupina, Joseph Johnson, Robert Jones, Evan Jones, Jenkin Jupina, Theodore Kevolic, Michael Kalis, Joseph Kohen, Jessie Kudrikoff, Valentine Kupec, Michael King, Walter ' OUR HONORED DEAD ' EDWARD suns JOHN KATCHAK JOSEPH NAvRAnL GEORGE STEMBROSKY WASH SCHAEERON , WILLIAM P. HOBEN , King, Nicholas Koperna, William Kalista, Joseph Kalista, Martin Kalista, Stephen Kanich, Dr. Joseph Karitis, Joseph Kashubiak, Michael Kastrava, John Keer, Wash Kidda, John Kidda, Michael King, John King, Ted Klinn, Harold Kleppinger, Julius Kleppinger, Carl Klokel, John Klokel, Wash Kobetich, Frank Koch, Morrison Kohler, Joseph Konecny, John Korsak, Joseph Korsak, John Kuba, Samuel Kudikoff, Boris Kupec, Vendel Kurilla, John Kurilla, Stephen Kuzak, Stephen Lakitsky, Vito Lankalis, John Lehotsky, Stephen Liska, William Leidich, Donald Leidich, James Lithgow, William Lohenitz, John Lutchkus, George Lutchkus, Joseph Lutash, John Macenka, Frank Macenka, Michael Machay, Paul Maholick, John Maholick, Wash Mantz, Thomas Martin, Paul Martin, Thomas Martinec, Stephen Matrician, Michael Matukonis, Albert Matukonis, Anthony Matukonis, Joseph Matula, John Matula, Joseph Maury, Franklin Maury, Gustave Matakas, Edward Mitchell, Thomas Miller, Edgar Miller, Harry Miller, Michael Molotzak, John Moneta, William Moran, John Morrall, William McDonald, William McDonald, John McGinity, Hugh McLean, James Moneta, Peter G. Menconi, James Moran, Andrew Miller, Paul Mikulash, Joseph Molotzak, Peter Mitscavage, Joseph Nevenglosky, Joseph Neverosky, Peter Novosedlick, Vincent Oakes, William Orlick, John Opilo, Frank Opilo, Theodore Ostrosky, John Panchura, Daniel Panchura, George Paraschak, Nicholas Parfitt, John Parfitt, Harold Parfitt, William Parfitt, William J. Pascoe, Frank Pascoe, Richard Pascoe, Theodore Paslawsky, Daniel Paslawsky, John Paslawsky, William Pastucha, John Pastucha, William Pavelko, John Pavlovich, John Percic, Frank Petrie, Richard Petrash, Thomas Petrash, Francis Povalec, Steve Petruny, Michael Phillips, Leonard Philipovich, Joseph Philipovich, John Pisklak, Edward Pisinic, Frank Polansky, Daniel Polansky, John Polansky, Michael Polansky, Simon Polansky, Stephen Prikopa, Priggins, Pri gins, Priggins, Rabbas, Rabbas, Rabada, John Andrew Steve Fra nk Leonard William Paul Radocha, William Revtyak, Emil Rimm, Andrew Radocha, Paul J. Rainic, Andrew Rayder, Peter Rekos, John R. Richards, Norman Rohall, John Ruscavage, Edward A. Sachon, Michael Sachon, Tony Sachon, Peter Sedoriak, Michael Scarloss, John Schonberger, Seymour Schonberger, Armon Simek, Laddie Stepanavage, Joseph Sheer, Steve Skirchak, Nicholas Shanosky, Joseph Stafiniak, Simon Sekella, Peter Semko, Andrew Shatowski, John Shatowski, Michael Shuman, Earl Sicenavage, Leonard Sicenavage, Rex Simmons, George Skirkanich, Andrew Sla by, John Slaby, Steve Sneddon, Daniel Snoich, Peter Sotak, Theodore Stafiniak, John Starry, Daniel Stawiarski, John Stenalis, John Stawiarski, Walter Stevens, Bernard Stevens, William Stoffey, John Student, William Suda, Frank Surina, Joseph Sweeney, Joseph Teno, Andrew Teno, Michael Tenetylo, Samuel Terry, George Tenetylo, Stephen Taras, Steve Taras, Michael Tkach, Andrew Tkach, Joseph Tokarcyzk, Adolph Tomchick, George Urban, Edward Urban, Joseph Uzup, Ben Valent, Joseph Vavro, Stephen Verhousky, John Watkins, Wesley Watkins, Weldon J. Watkins, Arnold Wargo, Joseph Weiksner, Leonard Weiksner, Joseph Welsh, Beniamin Williams, Daniel Williams, Edward Williams, Beniamin Winsko, Fred Winsko, Michael Wyshoshky, Peter Yacubec, Frank Yalowey, Nicholas Yarosky, Andrew Yarosky, Steve Yesulaitis, Albert Yesulaitis, Clem Yesulaitis, John Yesulaitis, Peter Yorke, Harry Yurchak, Michael Zak, George Zak, John Zemanik, Michael Zukac, John Zulick, Andrew Zulick, Peter C-00 NURSES Delauretis, Jeanette Novitsky, Helen Rusenka, Helen Wasserman, Anna 009 WAAC Compton, Mrs. Leonard f-00 WAVES Novitsky, Frances King, Mariorie We regret any omission of names. -The Editor ,,ffff,7-39' ,f'- ' ALMA MATER And when in distant years we turn Our footsteps where thine altars burn, Still true to honor and to thee We'lI pledge undying fealtyl A louder summons now doth swell Hail to thee, mother, and farewell! Thou pointest proudly to the fieldu- Return upon or with thy shield! B Hom Row F. Kupec, R. Konsko, G. Zebuan, R. Polunsky, L. Tocek, A. Crevcnus. S nd Row E. Pulkovich, M. Lufchkus, H. M. Firkcl, J. Puskosky. STENTUB STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . . . . George Zebian Assistant Editor . . . . Raymond Polansky Business Manager ..,. . . . Loretta Tooek Asst. Business Manager . . . . Helen Eirkal Advertising Manager .... 3 , . Rose Konsko Asst. Advertising Manager . . Joseph Paskosky Sports Editor .......... Edward Palkovioh Asst. Sports Editor . . . . Frank Kupeo Art Editor ..... .... A lice Crevanus Snapshot Editor . . , . . . Mildred Lutohkus CIIALDALE IIIGII SCIIO0L PREPARES PCR Il WAY 0F LIFE Part I. AIIMINI STIIATIUN Part H. CLASSES Part HI. 0IlGANIZA'l'ION S Part IV. ACTIVITIES Part V. SPURTS Part VI. PEBSIINALITIES Part VH. ADVERTISEMENTS ADMINISTRATIUN We learn to lead through the exam- ples of our Administrators. Gur Board ot Education, our Super- visory Statt, and our Teachers, present to us a thoroughly reliable illustration of leadership. Qur Country is a nation ot leaders. lt is 'Cur Way ot Lite. BIIAIRD 0F EDUCATIUN SeatedfMr. Sta y, Sup. Principal, Mr. Walter Evans, President, Mr. Evan Stevens, Secretary, Dr. Leonard Lithgow, Treasurer George K. Foster, Mr. John Pascoe, Mr. Stephen Radocha ond Mr. Edward Edwards, Vice-President. The improvement and development of the youth of Coaldale are a constant care of the Board of Education. These men have given generously of their time and abilities, proving that they are keenly cognizant of the importance of educating the youth for Our Way of Life. The Class of l943 has benefited by the excellent service of the mem- bers of the Board of Education. Because of the opportunities and facilities provided us through the efforts of the Board, we leave Coaldale High School well equipped to assume our civic responsibilities. Mr. Harvey s earned the respect and gratitude of his stu nts and teachers because of his unbounded inte st, his manly sincerity, and his excellent counsel He has extended educational opportunities. Und his guidance, the Coaldale Schools look to th future and aim to prepare Mr. Randolph B. Harvey Supervising Principal worthy citizens, who will add to the strength and glory of a great government, a government of the people. We, the members of the Class of I943, realize how invaluably Mr. Harvey has contributed to our preparation for Our Way of Life. Mr. James arce, B. M. Miss Helen M. Hoben, B. S. Mr. Charles Revtyak, B. S. Instrumental ic Supervisor Music Supervisor Art Supervisor FACULTY We have teachers to thank for building for us the foun t ns of Our Way of Life. The efficiency of t i direction and instruction has shown itself in t rge number of Coaldale High School graduat o have proved able and loyal members of our armed forces. The courage and sacrifice of these Alumni relleztthe caref..l training received in the Coaldale Schools. We are proud of Stephen Martinec and Michael Polansky, faculty members, now serving in the United States Army. Miss Mary P. Mr. Wilbur Berger, A. B., M. A. Mr. Theodore Lithgow, A. B., M. A. Princiapl, Social Science Assistant Princiapl Mathematics 5 A. B., M. A. Mr. Leonard J. Melley, A. B., M. A. Miss Catherine Gildea, A. B. Science Commercial Education Mrs. ., M. A. Mr. Thomas P. Raymer, B. A., M. A. Miss Ella Mitchell, B. S. Social Science Social Science Mrs, B. S. Mr. Joseph Zaleha, B. S., M. A. Mrs. Pearl Watkins, B. S. English Librarian Mr. Adrew Kalen, B. A. Miss Hanna Evans, B. S. Science and Physical Educalian Physical Educafion 21352, iv 4 g dm B S Mr. Samuel Pascoe, B. A. Miss Louise West, B. A., M. A. Educafion English English and Civics Miss Ruth Parfit! Miss Eleanor Jones, R. N. Secreiary School Nurse Mr. Michael Polansky, B. A. Mr. Stephen J. Marfinec, B. A., M. A English Science GRADE TEACHERS Sealed Miss M. Lewis, Miss N. Melley, Miss B. Hoben, Miss A. Hoflrnan, Mrs. H, Pascoe, J. Lithgow, Miss R. Boyle, Miss A. Breslin, Mrs. R. Sneddon, Miss M. McElhennev, Miss A. rpe. Sfanding Miss N. Mclntyre, Miss S. Willing, Miss K. Evans, Mrs. A. Schneider, Miss S. Riley, s E. McLean, Miss C. Sharpe, Miss V. Bonner, Mrs. G. Fosler. GRADE PRINCIPALS Slanding l., fo R.: Miss K. Evans, Mr. J. Lithgow, and Mrs. G. Foster Seated Miss S. Riley, Grade Supervisor. CLASSES Education is the very toundation ot Our Way ot Lite. It is, theretore, necessary to divide students into groups, according to age and ability to learn, so that the preparation tor taking their places in this great na- tion can he loest assimilated. 1 . i- O o . t ot, 531- a Q1? wad: milk iw. 1, X la, , .. H W f SE IOR I ' i Alta Fle n Presid t On the mor n Class of 43 , li ing one of the assembled for Coaldale High During our were few and the more matur After a w our Alma Mate found the coniu and the principl mental resourc As Sopho overlooked. uniforms of the the season, per ln the fall eagerly looked 6 U t t V r 1 Raymond Polansky Vice President Joyce Leidich Helen Sedlock Secretary Treasurer CLASS COLORS ---- Red, White and Blue CLASS FLCWER ---- American Beauty Rose CLASS MOTTO ---- Victory Now, Peace Forever CLASS IIISTUBY of September 8,1939, we, the owing that we were commenc- atest itineraries of our lives, urst time in the auditorium of l. shman year our contributions hadowed by the activities of er classmen. ent vacation, we returned to d continued our studies. We n of Latin verbs rather tedious, geometry seemed to tax our their utmost. s, our capabilities were not al of our boys donned the ity football team and, during ed notably on the gridiron. 1 we resumed our iourney and ard to the numerous activities which high-lighted our Junior Year. Our Prom, on the evening of May 28th, crowned the 1941- 1942 social season and proved most successful, socially as well as financially. The long anticipated fourth year arrived. We were now to enjoy the privileges reserved for the seniors. Our class was represented in every activity. The boys monopolized the field of sports. As our iourney came to an end, many of our class mates left us to offer their services to Uncle Sam. The Class of 1943 is indeed proud of these boys. Undaunted by the chaos in which our world is engulfed, we prepare to leave our Alma Mater, and the fond memories of High School days. We are intent on ending for all times war among men and making the world safe for people who cherish democratic ideals. ANDREW ARDOS Commercial Andy Ya, Worried! Minstrel 3 4 O eretta 1 1 P 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Home Room Assemblies 2, 3, Art Club 2, 3 ANDREW BENYO General Andy What-a-sha e - P this world's in! Band l, 2, 3, 4, S. C. A. 4, Assembly l, 2, Library Club l HARRY BORETSKY Academic Bretz Are you the Honey? Band l, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, Operetta 2, 3, Junior Class Play 3 .42 LILLIAN BACHKUS Commercial Lil Are you serious? Band 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Minstrel 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3,4 MARIE BENYO Academic Marie That's Nice Christmas Play 2, As- sembly Program 2, 3, 4, Home Nursing Club 4, Glee Club 2, SUSAN BITSKO Commercial Sue Too Anxious Gym Team 2- G m Club I Y I, 2, Home Nursing 4, Assem- bly Program 3 ix KATHRYN BENECK Commercial Kay Ah get atta here! Etiquette l, Assembly 2, Girls Cue Club 2, 3, Camera Club 4 MARY ANN BITSKO Commercial Bits You think its a fake Christmas Play 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3, Knitting Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4 PAUL BORTNIAK Commercial Jek Gwan or l'll thump ya! Band 2, 3, Intramurals 3, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4 EUGENE M. BLANAR Commercial Gene Who Cares Library l, Aviation Club 2, 4, Home Room Assemblies 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4 MARGARET BLASKO DONALD J BUTTS Commercial Bucko Commercial Dinty Well, what are we waiting G ' for? Bits and Reds! wan before I ruin ya! Basketball l, 2, Football Operetta 2, 3, Christ- 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Intra- mas Play 2, 3, Art Club 'l, 2, murals 2, 3 3, Poster Contest 2, 3 L ,I cv-'WMV 75131, EMIL CHABALA General Em Yo! How do ya figure! Correspondence Club l5 Current Events 2, 35 First Aid 45 Mixed Chorus 4 CHARLES DALE General Moe Fetch the Mine Committee! Current Events l, 2, 35 Aviation 45 S. C. A. 35 Assembly 3 AGNES M. COLBAK Commercial Aggie Oh! Your like a woman Band 2, 35 Assembly 2, 3. 45 Camera Club 45 Christmas Play l, 2 HELEN DERZOCK Commercial Deny Boy l'm tellin' ya Etiquette Club 'l5 Assem- bly Program 25 Girls' Cue Club 2, 35 Camera Club 4 BERNARD JOSEPH DeMATTO General Berney Boy! Are you telling you? Football 3, 45 Intra- murals 35 First Aid 45 Mixed Chorus 4 HELEN M. FIRKAL Commercial Bombo Coax Mel Minstrel 2, 35 Senior Play 45 Junior Play 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3 ANNA D. M. CREVANUS Commercial Curve My, but your funny Art Club 2, 3, 45 Stentor Staff 3, 45 Poster Contest 2, 35 Home Room Assemblies l, 2, 3 MARGARET EDWARDS Commercial Sissy Are ya jealous? Operetta 25 Junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 45 Home Nursing Club 4 HELEN FIRKAL Commercial Helenka How about You! Assembly l5 Cue Club 25 Typing Club 35 Knitting Club 4 GEORGE CHEKANSKY Commercial Giggy Don't tell me your troubles. Aviation l, 2, 3, 45 Assembly l, 2, 35 Intramurals , 35 Gym Club I THOMAS DALLY General Bucko'. Could you imagine that? Football l, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer A. A. 45 Safety Patrol 3, 45 Minstrel 3, 45 Operetta 3, 4 JOSEPH DEMPSHER General Blackie ls that you? Current Events I, 25 First Aid Club 45 Library Club 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 PETER DOLENA General Petee Gwen Sca-a-at! Information Please l, Current Events 2, Typing Club 3, Class Assembly 3 JOSEPH ROBERT GERSKY General Captain Bunny Cut the stuff, your killin' me. Football 2, 3, 4, Jazz Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4 Radio Programs I, 2, 3, 4 CHARLES HERRING General Banty Hum De Dum, Babe Junior Class Play 3, Football l, 2, 3, Gym Team 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3 i MARY FIRMAN Commercial Firmon l'll Move Ya Band l, 2, Home Room Assembly 2, Typing Club 3, Camera Club 4 0,56 JEAN GADDES Commercial Jeanie Oh! My Gosh! Typing Club 3, Marching Team 3, Operetta 2, Home Nursing 4 URSIL HERRING Commercial Reds Whal's Cookin' Cookie? Cheerleader Club l, Operetta 2, 3, Home Room Assembly 3, Secretory of Knitting Club 4 ALTA FLECKNOE General Acre Adios, will ya? Treasurer of S. C. A. 4, President of Class 4, Gym eam 2, 3, S. C. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4 HELEN HARAHUESS Commercial Helen Tickle me, l can't laugh Camera Club 4, Assem- 3, Typing Club 3, Etiquette l, 2 bly JOHN R. DRDUL General Yank0 What do you say kid? Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 3, Current Events 3, Aviation Club 4 MICHAEL HARBOLOVIC Academic Harb You ain't iivin Track 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 4, President of S. C. A. 4, Senior Class Play 4 LENORA HOLOVIAK Academic Lenny Snappy like Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Minstrel l, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4 ANTHONY HETMAN General Tony Stott, how could you Minstrel 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Senior Play 4, First Aid Club 4, Current Events Club 3 ., A 'L Q 6 i. I b 2, LOUIS KOHUT ANNA MAE HUSEREK General Nunny Bay! Do I Haycha Christmas Play 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Operetta l, 3 First Aid 3, 4, Girl's Cue Club 2, 3 Academic Louie Get out! Class Treasurer 2, 3, Christmas Play 4, Class Play 4, Assembly 2 Com Boy, am I fluslered murals 3, Home Nursing 4 Marching Team 4 FRANK KUPEC Commercial Cooper Boy! What a shape Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Stentor 3, 4, Home Room Program 3, 4 ROSE JABBO mercial Rosie Typing Club 3, lntra- THOMAS MARTIN STEVE LEHOTSKY GLORIA JONES HELEN KATCHAK General lfko Commercial Glo General Ha-Cha General Goose l have to eat yet Are You Kidding? You Ain't Jivin, Millie Hey Sprolly, do you have a Current Events l, Library Gym Team l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, B average Club 2, First Aid 4 Gym Club l, 2, 3, Senior Cheerleader 2, Maiorette 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Basket, Class Play 4, Operetta 2 4, Operatta 2, 3 ball 4, Track l, 3, 4, Presi- dent of A. A. 4, Captain of Safety Patrol 4 THOMAS NEVENGLOSKY EVA KIDDA General Nevers Commercial Effie Chl you, Rat Naturally Assembly l, 3, Current Secretary of S. C. A. 4 M' trel Events Club 2, Library Club 3, 4, Operetta 3, , ms 3, 4, Correspondence Club l 3, 4, Gym Team 3 JOSEPH H PALASKEY MARY E. KOHLER . Academic Betty General Plasky' Just checking up, keed Have to go home to eat Football 2, 3, 4, Basket Assembly Program 2, 3, 4 S nior 4, Operetta 3, Mixed Chorus ball 2, 3, , e Play ' 4 3, 4, Christmas Play 2, 3, 4 Manager 4, Track 3, l M, XWMQMZ EDWARD J. PALKOVICH ROSE A. KONSKO MARIE KURILLA Shorty JOSEPH PASKOSKY Patchy General Eddy General Gresko Commercial General Howzit Ya know what!--Ko!f- What's cooking? Okay fellows' - Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track Something: wrong Christmas Play 4, Cue this one's on me. 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol 3, 4, Head Drum Maiorette 4 Club 3, Typing Club 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track Stentor Staff 4 May Queen 4, Miss Holly 3, Home Nursing 4 2, 3, 4, Stentor Club 3, 4, Stentor Staff 3, 4 Operetta 3, Radio Program 3 WILLIAM PAUL PASTUCHA General Kooney l.et's get some order in this iernt! Minstrel 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol 3, 4 JOYCE LEIDICH Commercial Mickey' You would't kid me, would ya? Band l, 2, 3, 4, Gym Team 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Class 4, Assembly 3 MILDRED LUTCHKUS Academic Yurgy Are you worried? Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Stentor Stat? 3, 4, Minstrel 3 Operetta 2, Mixed Chorus 4 RAYMOND POLANSKY Academic Do you think it'll work? Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Stentor 3, 4 HRQYH THOMAS R. RICHARDS fur.. MARTHA MACENKA MARIE MAREN PETER RIMM Genera. Richy Academic Martha Academic Marie Academic Slipper Oh! Fiddle Faddle That's what you think Oh! Godfrey You do it so nice Band 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Christmas Play 3, 4, Minstrel 'l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Home Current Events Club l, 2, Assembly Program 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 3, 4, Mixed Room program l, 2, 3, Gym Intramurals 3, Aviation Clubl Mixed Chorus 4, Operetta 3 Chorus 3, 4, Cl ' ass Play 3 Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4 LOUIS SEMANSKI General Lou What-a-shape--Y This world is in Aviation Club 2, Current Events 3, First Aid Club 4, Gym Team I WILLIAM STOFFEY General SproIly Goose, it's coffee time at the rationing board! Football 2, 3, Track I, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Gym Club 3 I Q JOSEPH WEIKSNER Commercial Joe When you get an eyeful Whistle Current Events Club 2, Candid Camera Club 3, Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3 NANETTE J. MUCDONALD General Irish Give it tn the Indians Glee Club 2, 3, Christ- mas Play 2, 3, Home Nursing 4, Assembly 3 KATHRYN MILLER Commercial Kitten Don't be so impatient! Minstrel I, 2, 3, Operetta 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Radio Program I, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Program I, 2, 3 THERESA PASLAWSKY Academic Tres Ah ha! Mickey Jundo! Operetta 2, Minstrel 2, 3, Assemblies I, 2, 3, Home Nursing 4 ROSE McNEALIS Commercial Posie So what Rhymers and Witers I, Assembly 2, 3, Typing 3, Service Club 4 VIOLET NEDD Academic Ditty You're just like a woman! Minstrel I, 2, 3, Home Nursing 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 3 ELEANOR PAVLIK General Pavy Holy Hannah Assembly 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Christmas Play 3, Glee Club 3, Minstrel I -0 mam WILLIAM SCHELLHAMMER General ScheIly The shame of it all Track 2, 3, ,4, Basketball 4, Senior Class Play 4, Minstrel 3 NICHOLAS TENO General Kiki Give it to me, Boy! Band I, 2, 3, 4, Basket' ball 2, 3, 4, Stage Manager 4, Art Club I, 2, Band Club 3, 4 ,L 1 GEORGE WENZEL General Kongy Censored Football 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Christmas Play 4, First Aid Club 4 GEORGE ZEBIAN Academic Pop lt's about time! Stentor 3,45 Newspaper 35 Track 35 Christmas Play 4 ELEANOR C. RABBIS Commercial Rabby' But Definitely Operetta 25 Assembly 3, 45 Home Nursing 45 Girls' Cue Club 3 JEANETTE SKIRKANISH Commercial Jennie l'll be darned! Camera 45 Assembly 3 Typing 35 Needlecraft l A , ILENE POLANSKY Commercial Polansky Oh! You think your funny don't you Assembly Program 2, 35 Typing Club 35 Knitting Club 25 Home Nursing 4 ELEANOR REVTYAK Academic Nanor Too anxious, Trechy ! ! I Senior Class Play 4 Junior Class Play 35 Christmas Play 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3 FLORENCE A. SNEDDON Academic Flo Did l say anything? Band l, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Christmas Play 4 MARY POLAK Commercial Mary Ah Sugar! Home Nursing 45 Assembly l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Cue Club 2, 35 Ettiquette l HELEN C. PIUS General Cindy Tall, dark, and 4F Operetta 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Home Room Assem- bly 2, 3, 45 Christmas Play 3,4 HELEN SEDLOCK Commercial Sedlock Tell, me another joke Assembly 3, 45 Typing Club 35 Camera Club 45 Treasurer of Class 4 ALICE SHALES Academic Shaley Too anxious, Nanor l J l Minstrel l, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Play 2, 3, 45 Drum Maiorette 2, 35 Home Room Assembly l, 2, 3, 4 . ...,.p, I X AMELIA SVOK ANNA H. TERRAY Commercial Millie Commercial Terray' Tall dark and 4F Don't think your funny Etiquette Club lp Art Gym Team 2, 3, 4 Club 25 Drill Team 35 Operetta 35 Assembly Pro Secretary of A. A. 4 gram 2, 35 Gym Club 2, 3 J' i be LORETTA F. TOCEK Commercial Polish Boy! Do you hear thotiaz1 Operetta 2, Junior Class Play 3, Stentor Staff 3, 4, Knitting Club l, 2, 3 Y MILDRED TUDY Academic Hi-Drip! Mixed Chorus 3, 4 ..-I-udyi E i i ui K, p .FRY - .V , --4'i v AGNES TOMCHIK Commercial Aggie Don't fool yourself Correspondence Club I, President of the Cue Club 2, 3, Home Room 2, 3, Camera Club 4 MILDRED S. VAHOVICH Commercial Millie H l.et's get in the grove Merit Register 3, Assem- MARGARET TOMCHIK Commercial Margie Don'5 bother me yeh! Correspondence Club l, Girls' Cue Club 2, 3, lntra- murals 3, Knitting Club 4 'T -gr- MARY ANN VAVRO General Vavy Look out! Here comes Berger Operetta 3, Cue Club 2, 3, First Aid 4, Assembly Christmas Play 2, 3, Assem- blies 2, 3, Operetta 3, 4 DOROTHY L. WILLIAMS Commercial Buffy You remind me of Sugar your playing hard to get S. C. A. 2, 4, Operetta 2- Home Room Assemblies 2: 3, 4, Home Nursing 4, Intramurals 3 bly l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3 Gym Exhibition 3 MARY ANN WYSHOSKY Commercial Matsey Go put yourself in a bucket Library Club 'l, 2, Cue Club 3, Home Room Assembly 3, Dancing Club 4 3,4 3 MARY TRECHAK Academic Trechy Too anxious, Shalers ! ! ! Assembly Program l, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Operetta 3 DORIS G. WESCOTT Commercial Dorie You ain't kidding ! Mixed Chorus 3, Assem- blies 2, 3, Home Nursing 4, Typing Club 3 MARY ANN ZELNIK ELEANOR E. ZLOCK ,Commercial Zello Academic Ellie Holy Hannah, How could ya tell! How'cl you get that way. Band 2, 3, S. C. A. 4 ' - O etto Christmas Play 'l, 2, Christmas Play 2, 3, per Ukelele Club 2, Cue Club 3, 4 Camera Club 4 ,Z '36 w yi 4 Q-2 ':x',':a5fg5 55 wtf- 05 WE: 5' V' V M-V55 cyifi E., qumg K sf?-v .. gl ., T W! I.. ng, .ey I Q f si W .. -+ Q 0- A ' id WMS V w ' M , ' K 1 KH '95 ax: N N ,TD is A K , W i K 'LA was i as i A I . . n lx ,k, h ? FRE ,MN W 'F , i ,. V, lv - 1 an I Vi f Q Y. . , if sf 7 k f 1 ' 155 3 2 1 ,A- a as 'ff 'ff if 1 '4z :L AL 5 fa gg, Q, FQ? , QW' inks r Ag, L. X . FQ 4, Q A as ' Q51 5, fm . '4 W, s - ,. nf N . Q- R ' ' 4 is ' A wan. . --.f A -A . M i Wm, WM., , 'X - an ba If y gr 1 A K Q if I 'Q' ' 7. ' I . YK i , Gordon O n Presrd Boffom Second o Third R Top Ro Catherine Winsko Marie Trimmel Secrefary Treasurer Georgene Caltisco Vice Presidenl SECTION ll-C fAbovel T. Delay, J. Matula, A. Trubilla, J. Blasko, A. Klokel, M. Mihalko, M. Koperna, A. Kramer, O. Pello, R. Evans F. Boreisky, L. Starry, M. Hufta, S. Pascoe, B. Rekos, B. Stalma, N. Bereznak, M. Stoffey, M. Paslawsky Bifsko, C. Winsko, D. Maholick, A. Piech, H. Goida, G. Calfisca, R. Karnish, L. Mellay, M. Piech, W. Sobolowski Konsko, J. Gbur, J. Wyshosky, S. Skapik, J. Sobolowski, J. Derzock . J I - Y Il UPIIUMIIBES Bollom Second Top Ro BoHom Second Third R SECTION I0-A R. Trimmel, S. Horoschak, H. Fedora, I. Prekopa, F. Arnold, S. Chromiak, H. Trubilla, R. Bifsko, J. Whyshosky, O. Palochek urnell, A. Rodgers, N. Pavlik, J. Paslawsky, J. Lehotsky, M. Vavro, S. Student, J. Tkach, J. Unitis, G. Gazdick, J. Corpency SECTION IO-B . King, J. Sedoriak, O. Mahalick, R. Durish, I. Kidda, A. L. Edwards, L. Rudenko, O. Herbert, D. Warcholak, J. Bereznak P. Pefrash, H. Bialis, A. Mayernick, D. Konecny, O. Baranovich, S. Guzinsky, A. Suplock, O. Harbolovic, J.GochaI, M. Piech . lislca, A. Osfrosky, P. Kuzak, A. Zenzell, J. Polak, C. Chrisi, J. McHugh, M. Willing, J. Barry W w M. Meck,J. Redash, M. Goida, P. Kurilla, J. Benyo,J. Paulus, A. Lack, J. Derzock, F. Zemarik w J II Boffom Second Third R Second Third R o Bolfom O , SECTION IO-C A. loskos, M. Perbefsky, H. Rimm, B. Stalmcl, E. Young, E. Vclnskiiis, E. Comisczc, J. Usup E. Goido, M. Pcfonetz, M. Shimsky, H. Sfcnqniak, O. Fedora, J. Gbur, E. Wescoff, A. Svok Murtinec, C. Botfomly. M. Chopp, A. Horoschuk, E. Dale, R. Woice, J. Schonberger, V. Kopernu SECTION IO-D M. Monetu, C. Jones, L. Zulic, B. Bynon, I. Kcrpo, M. Hedcsh, G. Korpa R. Murphy, M. Yelito, A. Mccenku, P. Mortinec, L. Unifis, V. Shubeck, I,Semko, J. Scurloss Lewis, F. Hosok, H. Folk, C. Richards, S. Kurawillan, S. Konsko, N. Mucenkc FRESH Boflom Second Third R Boflom Second Third R SECTION 9-A r. roberti, o. pculus, h. iepko, s. nuvratil, d. kalista, p. moholick, I. sneddon i. dicz, i. navitsky, m. gindo, I. derzok, e. herring, r. verhousky, m. nuvrctil, m. protinik kuritis, f. Iyba, p. mokshefsky, w. miller SECTION 9-B r. miller, r. bischak, s. wafkins, m. hedosh, s. orlick, m. chromiuk, e. guzinsky, d, woice, c. moholick m. folby, i. ispecky, i. davis, i. polunsky, b. lack, w. smith, i. trubillo, e. zelnick . bubernak, r. mcholc, g. povelko, s. iepko, w. Ierray, i. nodosky, i. iulo Boffom Second Third ro Boffom Second Third Ro SECTION 9-C f. domin, m. podoroff, c. harahuess, b. bolechek, k. goida, a. young, k. mcluughlin e. zemcnik, i. siudent, e. sievens, d. scheutrum, L siurry, p. wyshosky, f. sheers, L yelifo iones, n. philcpovich, i. melley, I. zahorc, r. kcliniuk SECTION 9-D c. piech, v. philupovich, r. macenkc, b. lotwick,h. polonsky,o. suchon,r.mchugh, c. pundle. o. bitsko, w. herring, i. sipko, m. ruslcvuge, f. iones, i. fignor, i. kasiruvu polonsky, c. koncnchick, h. feinstein . '1n ,, , fs GRGANIZATIIINS Membership in the various organiza- tions ot our school prepares us tor Qur Way of Lite by providing ex- periences which will lead to a better understanding ot civil and social use- fulness. ln carrying on these organi- zations, we are given real practice in democratic operations ---- a kind ot rehearsal of our duties as citizens of this Land of Liberty. mi ' 3 f '- f 'Qs NEAJEP cl X655 SX? x 'F'Q T h 3 . . - iff-'22 f 2- 21: :ff 1 in ,it 1-ziffy fgf - - it - isiiyi, ,g' xx- it s IJ -up F fl i - QW-1l+ -WT 4 lil' ' N JA-L x E if l X . ', W' - Q in-A 'yt it 1 . ' L-f ' A x .1 f al 1 X ,,-W lr- 0 B BAND First Row Second Ro Third Row Fourth Row Fifth Raw r. Pearce, H. Katchak, L. Backus, S. Horoschak, S. Pascoe, A. Piech, M. Piech, M. Mahalko, L. Harvey, . Horochak, R. Konsko, M, Trimmel M. Gbur, B. Byatt, E. Ambrose, E. Yelito, T. Jones, W. King, T. Lithgow, R. Kitt, C. Berry, J. Scarloss, Lewis, C. Revtyak, B. Young, J, Leidich, A. M. Young . Gbur, J. Gbur, A. Polansky, H. Folk, M. Tolby, J. Fignar, R. Polansky, J. Kinn, J. King, J. Mitchell, F. Sneddon W. Charles, N. Padoroff, R. Murphy, D. Bybel, N. Molotzak, A. Benyo, H. Boretsky, G. Mitchell, V. Santelline, C. Bottomley . Richards, R. Murphy, J. Bolechek, G. Karas, J. Gersky, G. Oransky T. Willing, E. Liska, J. Rusalavage N. Teno Our band, under the direction of its new leader, Professor James Pearce, took part in many musical events during the year. During the football season this musical organization, with its intricate formations, put on a stirring display of band marching and added much pep and vim to the cheering. The band should be commended highly for its share in making our boys, ioining the armed forces, realize how keenly the faculty and students of Coaldale School District appreciate the willingness of these young men to pay any sacrifice to preserve Our Way of Life. The band accompanied the inductees to Tamaqua where a farewell was given with inspirational, martial music. May our band continue to have success in the future! DRUM DIAJIIR Firsf Ro Marshall, L. Rudenka, M. Koperna, A. L. Edwards, A. Kramer, R. Jabbo, R. Durich, O. Herberl, B. Bynon, Moneta, B. Stalma, P. Martinec Second w G. Callisco, K. Polansky, l. Hedash, E. Zlock, R. M. Evans, T. Delay, M. Paslawsky, M. Firman, D. Mcholick Macenka, M. Kurilla Third R - . Tudy, M. Zelnick, H. Palkovich, D. Konecny, A. Maiernick, l.. Unilis, l. Prekopa, O. Palochek, Chromiak, O. Fedora, A. Suplock, H. Fedora II ILL A D SCBIILL BoHo L. Holowiak E. Wescott, R. Roberti, S. Pascoe, M. Piech, G. Ccltisco, A. Kramer, B. Rekos, B. Kohler, Konsko M Mucenkc, M. Yelito Secon ' A. Svok, E. Zlock, M. Tudy, E. Kiddu, M. Sfoffey, A. Shales, V. Nedd, M. Lufchkus, M, Mcren, R. Topolinsky, Third Miss Hoben M. Gindc, M. Protinick, J. Drdul, M. Kopernc, O. Martin, E. Wenzel, H. Firkcl, P. Rimm, Kmn W Gallagher Top R . Chcpp, C. Botvomley, G. Bifsko, D. Bybel, J. Pisluk, F. Kupec, G. Oransky, A. Ardos, J. McGeehcn Puvlik, H. Pius II ART CL Il Boffom w A. Shcles, M. Trechak, J. Guddes, R. Jcbbo, Miss Jones, M. Edwards, G. Jones, M. Kurillu, D. Williams Second E. Revtyok, V. Nedd, T. Pcislciwsky, N. McDonald, E. Zlock, M.Tudy, M. Benyo, M. Maren Third R f Polcmsky, M. Zelnick, C. Miller, D. Wescoff, E. Rabbis, A. Svok, B. Kohler, M, Polak. II SEWI GCL B BoHom A. Sfanley, M. Tomchick, J. Mafulc, H. Rimm, Mrs. Dolan, S. Waikins, E. Comisoc, M. Yelifo, E. Gozinsky Second o R. M. Barron, O. Pellow, B. Dale, M. Perbefsky, A. Doskos, F. Arnold, S. Goyinsky. Top Ro Fickal, E. Vanscifis, U. Herring, M. Blusko. Il LIBRARY CLUB Boffom O. Fedora S. Cromiak, H. Fedora, Miss Evans, Mr. Kalen, T. Delay, C. Polonsky, M. Oroch, R. Evans Second P. Serinc,A. Klokel, H. Stefinick, M. Shimsky, A. Huserek,M. Vcvro, E. Pcvlik, H. Kcfchak, A. Fiecknoe, Third R .TinTello, J. Purnell, S. Lehotsky, S. Konsko, F. Bitsko, J. Navitsky, J. McGeehan, J. Benyo, H. Feinstein, Semunsky J Dempsher. Fourfh G. Wenzel, B. Flysik, P. Rimm, J. Pisluk, A. Herman, T. Dolly, C. Herring, E. Chabclu, T. Puschuk. Konsko, G. Bitsko II CHEERLEADERS CLUB Boffo o J. Melley, D. Warcholak, E. Zemanik, E. Zelnik, Mr. Pascoe, F. Carpency, J. Sedorick, F. Domin, J. Student Secon o A. Zenzell, J. Tkach, R. Mahala, L. Yelito, P. Washousky, T. Starry, J. Redash, M. Navratil, M. Bubernak, J. Ispecky Third - .Kari!is, V. Koperna, J. Schonberger, C. Richards, S. Siudeni, N. Vavro, F. Hosak, J. Unitis, W. Miller, G. Gazdick, T. Lewis I I AMEBA CLUB Boifom E. Blunur, C. Dale, W. Pcistuchc, D. Butts, F. Dumont, J. Lehotsky, J. Adumec, J. Jones, P. Pefrush, J. Derzock Second YA. Ardos, M. Willing, R. Sneddon, L. Kohut, F. Konsko, J. Swered, A. Zohora, J. McHugh, W. Terroy Third R . Rogers, C. Weaver, J. Barron, J. Drdul, A. Diaz, P. Dolena, P. Bortniak, G. Chekonsky, G. Winsko, T. Murphy, T. Goido S FETY l' TBIIL Sitting E. Palkovich, D. Butts, T. Martin, T. Dally Standing G. Oransky, D. Bybel, M, Rohall, R. Murphy, N. Padaroff. Ill ll. Ill W RIDE S Seated' W. St ey, J. Paskosky, E. Palkovich, M. Harbolovic, M. Stoffey, M. Lutchkus, L. Kahut, J. Gu y, T. Richards, A, Hetman Standing W. arles, M. Rohall, W. Shellhammer, D. Bybel, G. Oransky, T. Martin,T. Dally, T. M hy, N. Padaroff, R. Murphy The purpose of the Safety Patrol is to protect the students from iniuries resulting from automobile accidents. The record of the patrol proves how well its members have per- formed their duties. Not one traffic accident has occurred since the organi- zation of the patrol in l939. We wish to express our appreciation to these members for the orderly system they have devised to conduct the students safely across the streets of our town while going to and from school. These boys and girls perform a two-fold duty. They manage the students during air raid drills and fire drills. Under their skillful direction the drills have been very satis- factory. The drills, es- pecially the air raid drills, became more fre- quent as the school year progressed, but this in no way lessened the effici- ency of the management of the students selected for this service. STUDE T CIIUNCIL ASSN. Bottom Row- --M. Paderoff, D. Williams, E. Kidda, M. Harbolovich, A. Flecknow, J. Sedoriak, S, Narratel Second Row' G, Bitsko, D, Davis, R. Trimmel, l. Semko, A. Svok, E. Zlock, D. Weiksner NA NAL H0 IIB SIICIETY Sealedfl. B kus, H. Sedlock, A. Flecknoe, M. Trechak, G. Wenzel, E. Kidda, M. Benyo, A. mchik, A. Shales. Standing- G ebian, H. Pius, E. Revtyak, A. Svok, M. Harbolovic. According to the Con- stitution of the Student Cooperative Association, one of the principle pur- poses of this organization is to develop in the student a growing appre- ciation of membership in o democracy by providing the educative responsi- bilities of and privileges of participation in such a democracy in the school. The National Honor Society has as its members, students who are out- standing in scholarship, service, leadership and character. These mem- bers ofthe class of 1943, who have been elected to the National Honor Society by the faculty, deserve hearty congra- tulations. The national scope of the Society adds to its high significance and unusual prestige. As citizens in later years, we know that these outstand- ing members ofthe class of 1943 will continue to render service to the school and the community. s 'X N tg w, ----1-' - ...y-Jill I 12. . -V . 4 , , -fx. 1-. 3 Y, ' K1 51 4, W 1-1,1 nf. b na xr up , 4,-TP 'ti-lx ' '4 F'fi:Esa:' +5 'giv-ra -1. ,.f.I.+-wg ' '-Q--. fo-9---J E do AI.-A 'iw , ,MW ACTIVITIES The Activities Program provides for the development of special talents, interests and abilities. We are given an opportunity to explore our indi- vidual capacities. Participation in activities developes these individual talents, abilities and interests, and qualify us to take a prominent part in the preservation of Our Way of Lite. SENIIIB CLASS PLAY Willing, H. Firkal, E. Palkovich, H. Katchak, A. Flecknoe, P. Bartinak, G. Jones, A. Huserek, L. Kohut, Sneddon, J. Gursky, W. Shellhammer, M. Edwards, R. Konsko, L. Backus, M. Harbolavic On the evening of December 8th, members of the Senior Class presented Don't Ever Grow Up, a satire on youth, dealing in an amusing and blithe manner with the innumerable problems encountered by the adolescent. The difficulties which arose afforded the genial audience many an occasion for laughter. To laud any one member of the cast would be unfair for the success ofthe play was due tothe remarkable talent portrayed by all participants. Miss Mary P. McElhenney directed the play. Miss Mary P. McElhenney CHRISTMAS PRIIGBAM Kneeling G. Middle row' Top Row -H. J. Pislak, G. Wenzel, J. Gursky, A. Diaz, E. Palkovich, L. Harvey, M. Maren, L. Kohut, M. Macenka, A. Shales W. Charles, D. Bybel, H. Boretsky M. Padaroff, A. Kramer, A. Huserek, R. Durish, A. L. Edwards, A. M. Young, L. Holoviak, B. Kohler E. Zlock, M. Kurilla, B. Bynon, A. Trubilla, L. Rudenka, B. Rekos, O. Barnovich, K. Miller A. Suplock, S. Pascoe, R. M. Macenka, D. Konecny, M. Trechak, E. Revtyak, H. Pius, M. Paslawsky, M. Piech Trimmel, A. Maiernick. The annual Christmas play, depicting the Nativity of our Lord, was presented to an appreciative audience the evening of December 23rd. A child, in her dream, traverses the broad expanse of time to witness the birth of Christ. The cupidity ofthe innkeeper, the cruelty of the Roman soldiers, the patient sufterence of the shepherds, distress the mystitied child. The Christ Child, asleep in the manger, moves the austere warriors. They disregarded their odious errand and fall upon their knees seeking God's compassion. The entrance of the Angelic hosts, singing their praises to God on high, brings the stirring performance to an exultant end. The play was under the direction of Misses Helen Hoben and Mary P. McElhenney. Q5- Miss Helen M. Hoben I I M NSTREL End . Rimm, R. Polansky, A. Diaz, J. Pislak, J. Gursky First R . Oransky, R. M. Macenka, H. Pavlik, H. Firkal, E. Revtyak, J. Paskosky, M. Marin, L. Holoviak, A. Kramer, . Pascoe, A. Ardos Secon o J. Gaddes, M. Benyo, M. Yellito, B. Bynon, B. Young, R. Konsko, A. Piech, M. Paslawosky, M. Piech, Rudenka, S. Navratil, L. Oranslcy Third R .Chopp, M. Moneta, F. Bitsko, B. Bolechek, M. Protinick, H. Katchak, J. Drudl, W. Charles, T. Richards, . Shales, E. Blanar, M. Padaroff, A. Hetman G. Caltisco lLowe ic el CAST OF SKIT Sitting D. ybel, B. Kohler, L. Zulic, F. Sneddon, M. Chopp Standing R. Murphy The Annual High School Minstrel was presented in the Auditorium on the evenings of Feb. l5th and loth. The title Priorities Revue of l943 was apropos of the time. The soloists, endmen and chorus provided entertainment that was amusing to every member of the audience. Following the Minstrel a skit entitled Violet Moves ln was presented. This portion of the program added to the humor of the evening. The Revue demonstrated a variety of talent. IDPERETTA Hollywood Bound, an operetta dealing with the trials and tribulations which beset a young man on his way to the top, was presented with much success to capacity audiences on the evenings of April 26th and 27th. The large cast consisted of a mixed chorus of over fifty voices, dancing groups and many soloists. Particularly outstanding were the ballet scene and the Whistling ln the Dark chorus. Each person in the cast did his share in con- tributing to the success of the production. Miss Helen M. Hoben Mr. T. M. Lithgow Miss Mary P. McElhenney 0RA'l'0IlY William Charles Florence Sneddon Contestants from Coaldale, Lansford and Summit Hill High Schools participated in the annual Oratorical Contest held in the Coaldale High School, Wednesday evening, April 14th. The topics selected by all the contestants were timely. Our High School contestants were William Charles and Florence Sneddon. The grace of their delivery, the exactness of their pronunciation, and the interesting subiect matter of their themes made our orators very pleasing to the audience. We were proud of their presentations. The orators showed that they had received excellent preparation and counsel from our coach of oratory, Mr. L. J. Melley. Mr. Leonard .l. Melley DIAY QUEEN and ATTENDANTS We present the May Queen and her court. Miss Rose A. Konsko, with her lovely attendants, Miss Mildred Lutchkus lleftl and Miss Eleanor E. Zlock irightl, reigned supreme at the May Day Exercises on May28th. All the Children of the Coaldale School District participated in the program. The teachers of the District deserve the gratitude of the community for their eFforts exerted so generously in preparing the program and train- ing the boys and girls for this demonstration. lt was really a means of showing a part of the program ofthe Coaldale Schools to fit the youth for a place in Our Way of Life. ASSEDIBLY M. , wma.. -...mm Every morning the students of the High School assemble in the auditori- um where the opening exercises are performed. These exercises are im- pressive. The program consists of the reading of the Bible, the singing of o religious and of a patriotic hymn, the salute to the flag, and a brief talk by o pupil on some current topic of interest. The dignity of the procedure followed each morning is a fitting way to impress upon the boys and girls the fact that every day of their lives they have a solemn duty to performgthat of being faithful to Our Way of Life. ASSEMBLY MW,-,um ,.-f K Our fother's God, to Thee, Author of Liberty, To Thee we sing. Long may our land be bright With freedom's holy lightg Protect us by Thy might Great God, Our King! 1 Q 4 6 SCll00L 0F THE AIR . aft if is A , - , I P c f J, E . p F I - Seated V. Shubeck, M. Yelito, E. Revtyak, H. Pavlick, H. Firkal Stending - P. Rimm, L, Holoviak, M. Maren, J. Paskoskey the stage of the Coaldale High School the School of the Air program is every month over station WAZL of Hazellon. Each program is divided into two first part is given by the Grade School pupils, the second by the High School varied programs have been entertaining, educational, and stimulating. The for the i942-1943 programs was Miss Eleanor Revtyak, who, with all of the programs, is to be commended. I Miss Hoben plays the Hammond Electric Organ during assemblies and other activities conducted in the auditorium. We, the class of 1943, express our special apprecia- tion for the fine enjoyment afforded us by the Organ music. 4 yr- t .V c 'J' 11 '. 'x .i . 4? ' f,..'.s::r-,gnaflb-QYYQ32,---2' 1' PURT ln this Land of the Free, We must have a healthy citizenship. Athletic programs in our high schools encour- age looys and girls to assume the responsibility ot protecting their good health in order that they may tit securely into Our Way ot Lite. Haloits ot tair play are fostered, all of which impress upon the student the tact that the common good is prime. 21? if X fig fi :55f'...' .s- . 1 .- I , L.' .- . '. 4 w rl ,1il'f' 1,-'l. 1' ,Q ,rt Xml ,.:,bk'u.,A,.1: Yi R 'SQ'-9, X l , , i af, Q ,,,if-'H Uiltfiirini-.Q-fir, ' 4 rf wR5'f9wevMmw.'f.'-..t,K.-tw' ATHLETIC ASSN. BIIARD 1-TE: ohn Pascoe Miss Amelia Svok, Mr. Walter Evans, Miss Lillian Backus, Mr. R. B. Harvey Theodore Lithgow Mr Evan Stevens, Mr. Thomas P. Raymer, Dr. Leonard Lithgow, Mr. Andrew Kalen All Athletic activities with which Coaldale High School is concerned are under the direction of the Athletic Association Board. The board consists of members of the Board of Education, faculty members, and representatives elected by the student body. . Each month the group meets to discuss athletic activities and to make plans, the carrying out of which will benefit all the students. The members of the Board cooperate in supervising the athletic events. The class of T943 expresses appreciation of this excellent supervision. Mr R. B. Harvey Faculty Manager UUR CHEERLEADERS KneelinggC. Winsko, M. Lutchkus, L. Holoviak, M. Stoffey Standing' -l.. Zulic, E. Wescott, l. Kidda These comely young ladies are overflowing with pep and vim. Their exuberant spirits made the cheering and singing very ettective. They performed their duties admir- ably for they encouraged the Spirit of Coaldale High School, that spirit which has made such courageous and loyal sons and daughters for Uncle Sam's armed forces. Mr. T. M. Lithgow Coach of Cheerleaders VARSITY FO0TBALL .il ' lu' First Row' otto, M. Horbolovic, K. Shuman, J. Puloskey, J. Poskosky, G. Wenzell, T. Dulley, T. Martin and E. Polkovnch Second Row urphy, G. Motclkonis, J. Pislok, J. Rusluvoge, J. Swered, T. Lewis, J. Barron, R. Murphy, N. Mocenkc: Third Row iow, L. Pinkey, D. Weisner, J. McGeehcn, T. Murphy, J. Schonenberger, R. Barry, J. Vondok Fourth Row' ichords, D. Dalto, F. Bitsko Cooldole Opponent Sept. 'I i Hozle Township 'I4 25 I8 Cool Township 18 I8 26 Mahanoy City 33 O Oct. 2 Blythe Township 26 O 9 Tumoquo I3 6 17 Nesquehoning i 2 6 30 Mount Carmel 6 T2 Nov. 7 St. Cloir 20 T2 13 Minersville 15 O 18 Gilberton 39 I2 26 Lunsford O I9 Mr. T. P. Roymer Coach of Football and B asketball The Tigers 11 with Hazle T battle, the Tig perience, our b Our next provement in th the game ende Then came The Tigers gov fatal to Mahan the underdogs, the season. lt battle ended Blythe To met the some ceding game. tough, but the victory. Final s The Blue R on October 9th. revealed a wel Tamaqua 6. October 1 in favor of the a strong drive. squad fought The final score game. Score: The Tiger Carmel Tornad t e t Y' d d 9 t e S F00'l'BALL RESUMIE ed the 1942 season on Sept. hip. ln spite of a hard fought et defeat. Because of inex- tarted the season with a loss. on Sept. 19 showed an im- m. lt met Coal Township and tie. . 26, and the mighty Maroons. rything they had. This proved ity. Although our boys were turned in their first victory of onsidered a great upset. The ale 33---Mahanoy City O. came to town on Oct. 2 and as our opponents of the pre- game was played rough and rs came through with another Coaldale 26 -Blythe O. s of Tamaqua met their match r a gruelling battle, ,the score erved figure, Coaldale 13-- e way to another close battle s. Our eleven started off with ugh the score showed little, the s customary rival to the finish. d that the Tigers won another dale 12fNesquehoning 6. n then met the mighty Mount n Oct. 30. This was the first gridiron battle between the two schools, and an unfortunate one for us. lt destroyed the Tigers' opportunity for a possible championship. Mount Carmel squeezed out a 12 to 6 victory over the Tigers. On Nov. 7 the squad met St. Clair instead of Summit Hill. The squad racked up 20 points in a hurry. Although St. Clair was considered small and easy, they gave the fans a hard-fought, bang-up game. Minersville, with a much talked about team, came to Coaldale on the evening of Nov. 13. The Coaldale team, from beginning to end, played hard ball. Minersville packed everything they had into the game, but that was not enough to take our eleven. Score: Coaldale15 -Minersville O. Gilberton came to Coaldale on Nov. 18 with a strong-hearted fighting team. The tigers poured on everything they had to produce another victory with a score of 39-12. Thanksgiving, Nov. 26l Lansford came to Coaldale with a very strong and well coached team. The Tigers put up a gallant battle but to no avail. The Panthers earned 19 points. Feretti, the plunging back of the Panthers, set up all the points that were scored. This game broke the record held by Coaldale, Not Ever Beaten by Lansford on Home Field. So ended a successful season with 7 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. SENl0ll ATIILETES , . Edward Michael Ha rbolovic Thomas Martin Joseyh Paskosky J B. VARSITY FO0TBALL QQ RCC., V 6 5 as-J sf-Qi. QQ ,. 1 . Q! 'I iiaiivt A LY W F 031 fl, 1 s saw' .. Bottom Row' -G. Gazdik, T. Hedash Second Row J. Benyo, W. Herring Third Row -J. Lehotsky, J. Zahora, J. Julo, T. Puschak Fourth Row 'A. Kononchck, V. Koperna, R. Sneddon, J. Diaz, J. Nadosky These young lads proved how earnest they were by faithfully attend- ing practices. They were given two occasions on which to show their football ability. The scores of these two games were Coaldale 38 ffMahanoy Township Op Coaldale O Tamaqua 6. Watch for these fellows in the next few years! SEN I 0B ATHLETES Donald Butts Thomas Dally Bernard DeMotto Joseph Gursky VARSITY BASKETBALL neelingf YW. Shellhammer, T. Martin, M. Harbolovic, N. Teno, J. Palaskey landing J. Nesterak, E. Palkovich, J. Ruslovage, N. Macenka, l.. Zoba, M. Rohall, D. Weiksner Our Orange and Black Passers played eighteen games. They won nine and lost nine. During the season the quintet out-played, out-maneu- vered, and out-scored Mahanoy City, the Western Division Champs, 40-31. This was the first time in basketball history that the Coaldale Tigers defeated the Goepfert Men on their own court. June will find us losing such fine men as Captain Tom Martin, Mike Harblovic, Nick Teno, Edward Palkovich, Joe Palaskey, and Bill Schell- hammer. SENIUR ATIILETES .kg Joseph HPV aqrfvav' William Schellhammer Michael Teno George Wenzel Dec. GD. Feb. Mauc Summi Blythe Shena Nesqu Maho St. M Lansf Mauc Summi Blythe Nesq Maha St. M Shena I o ship 'IQ Y ity k o ship ng Y IIY VARSITY BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Kneeling' R. Murphy, M. Lack, J. Zenzel, P. Martinec Standing R. Waice, G. Matakonis, E. Liska, G. Oransky, R. Murphy Opponent Coaldule BLACK DIAMOND LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION is Won Lost Per. 26 M Nesquehoning 6 2 750 20 28 Summit Hill 6 2 .750 57 34 Lunsford 5 3 .625 9 53 Coaldale 3 5 375 51 28 Mauch Chunk O 8 .OOO 48 4 31 43 PLAY OFF GAME 40 43 Summit Hill 46 Nesquehaning 57 43 25 26 40 47 40 48 I8 59 28 37 34 27 55 46 57 Mr. T. M, Lithgow Asst. Coach of Football and Basketball TRACK The Track a very succ The seas n Relays. Our They well At the captured first was second third with 22V2 record for the relay team also seconds. E O to tie the mile ley Class B, and On May odds, our boys first and District l6. The events berg College. captured the Coaldale was First Row' -S. Harbolovic, J. Dowling, M. Harbolovic, W. Shellhammer, E. Palkovich, F. Waice, Second Row -H. Ginda, J. Macatician, A. Takarczyk, H. Williams, K. Shuman, S. Surina. Third Row--L. Weiksner, J. Fislak, J. Weiksner. in charge of Mr. Kalen, had last year. took place at the Penn team took first place. a victory. meet on May 2, we 29W points. Kulpmont points. Mount Carmel was Francis Waice set a new 52.7 seconds. The mile a new record. Time: 3:4O.9 May 6, nine boys ran hard took first place in the Med- the two mile relay Class B. Mount Carmel, under great third. Mount Carmel was meet at Allentown on May on the gridiron of Muhlen- at the end of the meet, ll Champions Class A. 53 3-5 points, Allentown second with 52 points, Bethlehem third with 46 3-4 points. The State meet was held on May 24. Our boys showed gratifying results. They received another title, State Champions Class B. They gathered 25 points to take the meet, Springfield second with 24W points, Swarthmore, third with 21M points. This meet was the last of the season. The success of the Track Squad was due to adequate training and competent coaching. Mr. A. C. Kalen Coach GYM TEAM , i , E ,qs i . Q .. . -.rf ' -T V A I if - . - .- f'.i:iu211,.1fiifJ' Seated Standing fi A E., H. Polansky, S. Navratil, I. Karpa, B. Young, L. Rudenko, A. Svok, A. Terray, H. Jepko, M. Macenka, H. Rimm, A. Horoschak, M. Moneta, J. Leidich, A. Flecknoe D. Jones, P. Kurilla, J. Pislak, R. Murphy, D. Weiksner, J. Lehotsky, J. Diaz, W. Shellhammer, Herbert, P. Martinec, W. Charles The Gym Team was formed to inspire each student with an enthusiasm to do his best to prepare himself physically, as well as mentally, for his future life. Each year this group presents an exhibition and shows the agility and skill that can be acquired through consistent practice. The exhibition this year was patriotic in theme and featured, among numerous other events military drills and folk dances of the United Nations. Mr. A. C. Kalen Miss Hanna Evans Coaches SOYLOV YLKCWJS may Queen Miss Rose Konsko Miss Susan Pascoe Gfffenganis fo .Miss Goafaafe gfiqfz Sclzoof '943 Miss Theresa Poslowsky 1?-P. 'mfiF:MQ, 2 is ag. 4,1 Q .Miss Goafaafe gfiqlz Selma! 1942 Gfffmamf fo .Miss Goafhfe gfiqlz Scfzo '943 Sph Ch k ADVERTISEMENTS Please patronize our advertisers. lt is because ot their splendid support that this book was made possible. 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Allentown Sporting Goods S32 Hamilton Street Allentown, Pa. GRAFF'S CUT RATE l62 E. Phillip St. Where yingjel qu:-ffyfqlrlfie lowest pgggjble price Free Delivery Service Phone 59M FURNITURE RADIO HARDWARE SELIGMAN 8: CO., Inc. TAMAQUA, PENNA. Compliments of MARVIN R. EVANS, M. D. it 240 E. Broad St. T YORK DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Phone I400 amaqua, Pa Compliments of TAMAQUA COURIER TAMAQUA, PEN NA. NAN KING Permanent Permenant Treatment, People's Trust Building 1 HIRSCH BARBER AND BEAUTY SERVICE M anagcr J. NOBLE HIRSCH, Proprietor Phone Tamaqua 4l2 for Appointment Marcel and Finger Waving Specialists. Any method of Waving you desire. Hair Coloring, Manicuring, Scalp Eyelash and Eyebrow Tinting, Expert Bobbing, Facials Tamaqua, Pa. Compliments of D I M E B A N K we H QP COMPLIMENTS OF A F R I E N D 0 'LIAHN 8. 0llIIER AGAIN JAHN Sf llllllill ENCRAVINII Bll. PATBGNS Mrs. Marie Williams Harry Feinstein Tamaqua Mobil Gas Station Arcadia Restaurant Thomas Williams Endicott-Johnson Mrs. Rachel Krell Marsden's Meat Market Kidda's Beauty Shop Joseph D. Breslin Mrs. Kassak A. M. Strauss My Place Restaurant Richard's Bros. Star Lunch Dr. Nesley Hedasho's Store Doctor Kistler Yurkovic's Store Mrs. Margaret Lankalic Peter Pavlik's Cafe Godani's Cafe Bia Iis Store CampbeIl's Bar and Grill Penn Candy Store Burt's Drug Store A Friend Yezz's Store Weston and Weston rierzgs On Oycuzf fo xemember J E Mums-BACHMAN LITHOGRAPHING Allenlown, Pennsylvania me-H 3 if 3-V Pa. +V ff' a .1' In' . ,. ..- r ,1 1 , . . N- - 1 4 fwv V, 1.. 1' ., , I 3 2 v 1 n aa: me i fl Uv, f any . ,a w,-A 5v33fL-'- - - ' ' - 'f 1