Coaldale High School - Stentor Yearbook (Coaldale, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1944 volume:

Nlma Maia l-lail and Farewell! We go to prove ourselves Worthy of thy love. CLE fem for VOL. XI JUNE. I944 Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of the Coaldale High School Coaldale, Penna. Editor ---- Advertising Manager Assi. Adv. Manager Faculty Advisors - f-00 - - DANIEL WEIKSNER - - JOSEPH PISLAK - - - WILLIAM FLYSIK - - - Miss HELEN HOBEN MISS MARY IVICELI-IENNEY MR. CHARLES REVTYAK -I W I . To Mr. Wilbur Evans Berger, A. B., M. A., We affectionately dedicate this issue ot the Stentor. As a teacher and adminis- trator, Mr. Berger has earned our hearty respect. l-le has shown a genuine sympathy With all our student interests. The Wis- dom and consideration with which he has exercised his duties evidence him as a man ot excellent gualities. We shall always remember Mr. Berger with the highest regard. To him . and to all, we say M For us, the Class of 1944, the tour-leat clover symbolizes confidence, hope, good will and good luck. With these tour, forty-tour C5191 stand tour square to any Wind that blows . Gozzfenfs 14Jmzmama1zmN Qacullzf Glcwwi A Z. .t.l 571011451 Shaman? Qaeda The Administrators and Faculty members of our school have successfully instilled in us confidence and hope. We, the Class ol 19-4l4,wish to express our gratitude tor this great service rendered us. 1 I Seated: Dr. Leonard Lithgow, Mr, George K. Foster, Mr. Walter Evans, Mr. John Pascoe. Standing: Lt. R. B. Harvey, Mr. Edward Edwards, Mr. Stephen Radocha, Mr. Evan Stevens BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education has faithfully guarded our interests during our years of training. Year after year of our high school education, opportunities and benefits multiplied. We shall forever remain indebted to the Board of Education. LIEUTENANT RANDOLPH B. HARVEY, U. S. N. R. C., A. B., M. A. On january 5, 1944, Mr. Harvey left his position as Supervising Principal of the Coal' dale School District to serve his country as Lieutenant Cj. gj in the United States Navy. We admire Lieutenant Harvey as a man of firm purpose and unselfish ambition. He has shown us an excellent example of true patriotism. With citizens of the description of Lieutenant Harvey, our nation can neither be conquered in War nor surpassed in peace. We extend our sincere thanks to Lieutenant Harvey for the many educational adf advantages he provided for the class of 1944. lt is an honor to become fellow alumni members of Lieutenant Randolph Burkart Harvey. SUPERVISORY STAFF MR. WILBUR E. BERGER, A. B., M. A. Mr. Berger was appointed Principal of the Coaldale High School in 1939. Since January, 1944, he has also been performing the duties of Supervising Principal of the Coaldale School District. We are deeply obliged to Mr. Berger, our Supervisors, and our Faculty Members. Mr. Theodore Lithgow, A., B. M. A. Miss Helen Hohen, B. S. Mr. Charles Revtyak, B. S. Assistant Principal, Mathematics Music Supewisov Art Supervisor FACULTY Mr. Thomas P. Raymer. M. A., A.B. Miss Ella Mitchell. B. S. Health and Social Science Swcfal Science Mrs. Pearl Watkins, B. S. Librarian Miss M. P. MeElhenney, A.B.,M.A. Mr. Leonard J. Melley, A. E., M. A Marhemacics Science FACULTY Mr. Andrew Kalen, A. B. Mrs. Catherine Dolan, A, B., M. A Science and Physical Education 7 Latin and English Miss Adele Laigon, B. S. W Commercial Education MBS Catherine Gilded, A- B- Mr. Samuel Pascoe, A. B. Commercial Education English FACULTY f Mr. Joseph Zaleha, B. S., M. A. Miss Hannah Evans, B. S. Science and English Miss Louise West, A. B., M. A. Social Science English. Health, and Physical Education Miss Dorothy McElhenney, A. B. Mr. Clark Nevin, B. S. English and Spanish llnstrumental Music FACULTY Miss Anna Marie Furey, A. B. Miss Eleanor jones, R. N French School Nurse T0 OUR FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE SERVICE We want to pay personal tributes to Lieutenant Stephen J. Martinec, Private Michael Polansky, and Private James Pearce, members of our faculty, who are now serving their country. May they have good luck and plenty of it! Miss Ruth P31-fm: Miss Ethel Stevens Secretary SCC'-'ffafy 'tts Elma We have been fellow-students together tor a long time and as such have devel- oped the spirit of good will toward each other. Shoulder to shoulder we have worked together in school. Shoulder to shoulder we shall continue to Work in an ettort to help solve the great problems that oontront our nation today. SEN IORS N 00: Class Colors: Blue and Gold Class Flower: Yellow Tea Rose Class Motto: Not for Self, for Country. 00: A Class History On a bright September day in the year 1941, a cheerful, sportive group entered Coal' dale High School as Freshmen. Several Weeks passed before We became accustomed to the routine of the school. Seemingly we were little noticed except for the week of Whimsical initiations. After a summer which was enjoyed by all, We returned in the fall to commence with eager enthusiasm as Sophomores. During this year, our first financial achievement, The Turkey Hop, Was unsurpassed. As Juniors the tribulations of World War II struck our school. Undauntedly We supplemented the social season with our Prom In the fall of 1943 we began, as Seniors, the last unforgettable year of school together. Our boys were on the Hall out for sports. On December 8, 1943 the Senior Class Play, Don't Take My Penny, marked a new height in dramatic attainment. As we approached graduation, we found that many of our classmates had left us to join in the fight for Freedom The class of 1944 is indeed proud of these boys. As never before, the class of '44 really has something to be thankful for-the education so very much needed to bring about peace once more. Equipped with the confidence, hope and good will that we have acquired here in school, and with a little good luck, we ought to make our Alma Mater beam with pride at our success. Swaice fleccvwf ,af ,fine Glam ,af '44 JOHN ADAMBC John Adamec was the first member of the class to enter the service of our country ohn left school in the first semester. Durin the second semester these bo s left school S Y for the same purpose: Anthony Zahora, Army John McGeehan, Navy Joseph Herbert, Navy John Hosak, Army joseph Tenetylo, Navy William Flyzik, Army John Swered, Navy Michael Lack, Navy john Zenzel, Navy Joseph Pisklak entered Pennsylvania State College in March under the Navy V 12 program. We are proud of these members of our class. ' JOHN FIRKAL Pickles Some lips she got GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Home Room VicefPresident 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Aviation Club 1, 2, First Aid Club 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Home Room Program 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, President of Senior Class 4, Snapshot Editor of Stentor 4. ,fs ANNE I. KRAMER 1 Gene Holy Cow, Fm gonna get thick COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Home Room Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Minf strel 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 1, 2, 3, Chris' mas Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Stall' 1, 2, Morning Assembly 2, 3, 4, Radio Broadf casts 2, 3, 4, Marching Team 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, Operetta 2, Dancing Club 3, Orchestra 4, Stentor Program 4, Sophomore Oratory 2, Senior Play 4, Secretary of A. A. 4, VicefPresident of Senior Class 4, Air Raid and Fire Warf den 4. Swgw WVU' CATHERINE WINSKO .Kaya Keep up the good work Gege COMMERCIAL COURSE AcTIvITIES: Cue Club 1, Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4, Cheer Leader Club 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, Home Room Secretary 1, 2, 3, Operetta 3, Home Room Assembly 2, 3, Morning Assembly 3, 4, Christmas Play 4 Wil NANCY BEREZNAK uBreZ-.S Go awaygyou jar me COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Cue Club 1, 2, Assembly 1, 2, Home Room Secretary 2, Home Room Treasurer 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Senior Class Treasurer 4, Library Club 3, Corf respondence Club 4, Intramurals 2, Dance Committee 3, Morning Assembly 3, 4, Christmas Play 4. 14 ,ff y Sf FRANK BITSKO Bits Who said that? GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals lg Gym Exhibition 1, 3, Track 2g Gym Team 3, Mixed Chorus 3, First Aid Club 3, Cperetta 3, Minstrel 3, Radio Program 3. swfw MAUDIE BARRON Butch DCC1TIOl'lTll ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIVITIES: Knitting Club 1, 2, Assembly 2g Cue Club 2, First Aid Club 4. JULIA R. ELASKO njudy., Dont' mind me I only work here COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Library Club 1, 2, 3g Home Room Program 2g Minstrel 1, 2, 4g Christf mas Play 4g Correspondence Club 49 Mixed Chorus 4. . J I If . L7 R' .W . --..if J, 1944 GEORGE BITSKC Bitz Torfd never think it was that COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Intramural 1, 2g Operetta 1, 2, Home Room Assembly 1, Home Room Treasurer lg Aviation Club 2g Gym Club 3, S. C. A. Representative 1, 3g Current Events Club 2g Secretary of S. C. A. 4g Morning Assembly 43 Printing Club 4. V-- ,ILI I DAVID BYBEL Dave Pick you up at eleven ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Assembly 2, 33 Operetta 33 Home Room President 33 Minstrel 33 Christmas Play 3, 43 Lt. of Safety Patrol 3, 43 Fire Warden 43 Lt. of Fire Wardens 43 Aviation Club 43 Senior Class Play 43 Home Room Treasurer 4. sfww' FRANCES M. BORETSKY MBI-etzv Well . . . maybe COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Secretary of Home Room 1, 43 Morning Speech 23 Secretary of Cue Club 23 Home Room Assembly 23 President of Library Club 33 Printing Club 43 Mixed Chorus 4. A 191+ 1+ LUCY J. BRUNDA Lou Hurmy for our side ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIVITIES: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Uke Band 1, Cym Club 2, Library Club 31 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Correspondence Club 4, Home Room Assembly 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM D. CHARLES l'Charlsey Relax ACADEMIC CoURsE ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 45 Oratory 2, High School Crtor 3, Cym Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Radio Broadcasts 2, 3, 4g Asst. Chief Air Raid Warden 3, Home Room Assembly 2, 4, Chief Marshall 4, Asst. Editor of Stentor 4, Senior Play 43 Quill and Scroll 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. DARWIN DAVIS Trigger Put an egg in yer Shoe an bear it ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIVITIES: Track 1, 2, Operetta 1, Camera Club 1, 2, Aviation Club 1, 2, S. C. A. 2, 3, 4, Correspondence Club 4. sway' CECRCENE M. CALTISCO Chippie 'I'ealI, Evans, figure COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Class VicefPresident 1, 2, 3, Cym Team 1, 2, Gym Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Intramurals 2, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, Home Room President 1, 2, Oratory 2, Morning AsSembly3, 4, Christmas Play 5, Operetta 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, Correspondence Club 4. 1944 THERESA A. DELAY h'Tessie Hey Bula, Here comes the wooden doll COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 13 Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, Class Treasurer 1, Needle Craft Club 2, Operetta 2, 3, 4g Marching Team 33 First Aid Club 3, Correspondf ence Club 43 Home Room Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN P. DERZOCK Derz Well, whadd ya know COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Aviation Club 1, 2, Home Room Assembly 1, 2, Sick Committee 1, 2, Dancing Club 3, Morning Assembly 4, Printing Club 4. ARTHUR DIAZ Reds Gwrm lay down ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIVITIES: Orchestra lg Aviation Club 23 Operetta 1, 43 Christmas Play 3, 4g Minstrel 5, 4g Home Room Assembly 2, 33 Radio Broadcast 3g Senior Play 4: sWf ' SUZANNE D. DOMIN Sue Really, I shouldnt but . . . ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIVITIES: Uke Band lg Newspaper Staff 1, 23 Glee Club 1g Library Club 1g Cheerleader 2g Cheerleader Club 2g Current Events Club 3g Cratorical Conf test 3g Morning Assembly 2, 33 Minstrel 25 Correspondence Club 4g Home Room Program 2, 3. ROSE MARIE A. EVANS Brown Eyesl' Figure on it, Chippie COMMERCIAL COURSE Acrrvmnsz Home Room Assembly lg Christmas Play 1g Glee Club lg Marching Group 2, Zag Needle Craft Club 2g Operf etta 3, 4g First Aid Club 3g Mixed Chorus 4g Correspondence Club 4. WII,LIAM M. FLYZIK Prunes Oh, the shame of it all GENERAL CoURsE ACTIVITIES: Aviation Club 1, 2g Ticket Captain 1, 2g Gym Exhibition 1, 3g Intramurals lg Track Manager 2g Home Room Treasurer 3, 41 Basketball 3g Quill and Scroll 3g Sports Club 3, 4g First Aid Club 3g Radio Program 4g Football 4g Stentor Staff 4. 1944 iff' WILLIAM L. GALLAGHER Gal One will get you two that . . . ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Aviation Club 1, Cym Team 2, 4, Home Room Treasurer 2, Cperetta 1, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 5, 4, Air Raid Warden 4, Oratorical Contest 3, Home Room President 4, Safety Patrol 4, Senior Class Play 4, Camera Club 3. swf' HELEN GOIDA Coider Oh Taka COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES! Home Room Assembly 2, Inf tramurals 2, Cue Club 1, 2, Dancing Club 3, Operetta 3, Morning Assembly 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Correspondence Club 4, Christmas Play 4, Home Room Treasurer 4. 1944 IRENE A. HEDASH JOHN GBUR Renee Jay 'You silly bug Listen Bula . . . ACADEMIC COURSE COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Ukelele Club 1, Camera ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Club Club 2, Marching Team 2, 3, Cue Club 1, 2, 3, Gym Exhibition 3, Morning 3, Morning Assembly 43 President of Assembly 4, Printing Club 4. Correspondence Club 4. M' JOSEPH M. HERBERT . .Joes Shoot the sherbeft Herbert GENERAL CouRsE ACTIVITIES: Gym Club 1, 2, 3: Gym Team 1, 3g Cratorical Contest 33 Morning Assembly 2, 3, 4g Senior Play 4g Radio Program 49 Stentor Program 4g Physical Fitness 4g Home Room Assembly 2, 3, 4. MARGARET T. HUTTA Marge None of your wise cracks COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Uke Club lg Cue Club 2g Dancing Club 3g Mixed Chorus 4g Christmas Play 3, 43 Correspondence Club 4. SW 194 ROSE C. KARNISH 'iRoe O My Glory COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Cue Club 1, 2g Home Room President 1g Assembly Program 2g Library Club 3g Morning Assembly 4g Corresf pondence Club 4. f I JOHN J. HOSAK slack Fetch the mine committee GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Aviation Club 1, 2, Eg Gym Exhibition lg Radio Program 2, 4g lntraf murals 2g Home Room Assembly 4g Stentor Program 4g lvlorning Assembly 43 Library Club 43 Football 4. ll f' GEORGE KARAS ' 'Kirk' ' Shave with your friends GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, Gym Exhibif tion 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Radio Program 2, 3, Morning Assembly 2, 5, 4g Home Room Assembly 2, 3, 4g Science Club 4. Stentor Program 43 Intramurals 2. ANNA KLOKEL . KofKo MJ Are ya worried? COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Assembly Program 1, 2, 3, 4g Morning Assembly 2, 3, Minstrel 2g Poster Contest 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, First Aid Club 2g Oratory 2, Dancing Club 3, Stentor Staff 4, Senior Play 4. swf' 194 MARTHA M. KOPERNA Marty Boy, that jars me, Fm tellin' ya COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Knitting Club 1, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, President of Home Room 1, Cue Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Morning Assembly 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 3, Printing Club 43 Home Room Assembly 4, Senior Class Play 4. JOSEPH KINN Piant The bill wasrft passed in Congress COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 1, 2, Home Room Assembly 2, 3, 43 Home Room Treasurer 2, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Morning Assembly 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 3, Band President 4, Printing Club 4, Intramurals 2, 3, Gym Exhibition 2, 3. if FRANK M. KONSKO BETTY A. KRAPF Stepper Bets Make me To, Fm serious COMMERCIAL COURSE ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIVITIES: Aviation Club 1, 3g Assembly ACTIVITIES: Operetta 3, 43 Home Room Program lg Current Events Club 2g Assembly 3g First Aid Club 3g Morning Printing Club 43 Morning Assembly 4. Assembly 4: Correspondence Club 4. swfy' DOROTHY E. MAHOLICK ' 'Dot' ' Put the top on, Fm jawecl COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Gym Exhibition lg Cue Club 25 Operetta 2g Glee Club 2, Christmas Play 2g Class Assembly 3, Marching Group 3, Dancing Club 3, Morning Assembly 3, 43 Correspondence Club 4. MICHAEL B. LACK Luke Lets eat GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Aviation Club lg Cperetta 1, Intramurals 2g Home Room Assembly 1, 2g Basketball 2, 3, Gym Exhibition 3, Science Project Club 4, Radio Program 4. 1941+ .ff NICHOLAS C, MOLOTZAK ..NiCk., 'You too, dogmeat ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 35 Aviation Club 1, 2, 3g Class Assembly Program 1, 2g Morning Assembly Program 2, 3, 43 Correspondence Club 4. SWB MARY T. TRIMMEL Marie Perfect . . . like ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIVITIES: Cue Club 1g Operetta 2, 3g Christmas Play 2g Morning Assembly 2, 3g S. C. A. Representative 2g Drum Majorette 3, 43 Class Treasurer 4g S. C. A. Treasurer 49 Senior Class Play 43 Band Secretary 43 Radio Broadcast 4. OLGA MARTIN Flash Oh, use your imagination ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIVITIES! Gym Club 1, Cue Club 2g Operetta 3, Library Club 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Correspondence Club 4. ROBERT G. MURPHY 'iMurph Gwan rhafs a gag ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Minstrel 1, 2, 3, Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 2, 3, 4g Operetta 2, 3, Christmas Play 3, Air Raid Warden 3, 4g Fire Patrol 3, 4g Basketball 3, 49 Mixed Chorus 43 Captain of Safety Patrol 4. 1944 'aff Z4 JOHN P. MCGEEHAN ujacku Imagine that GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2g Intramurals 1, 2g Gym Exhibition lg Sport Club 1, 2, 43 CofCaptain of Football 4g Assembly 5, 45 Stentor Program 4g President of A. A. 4. swiw' JENNIE M. MATULA Janie Mama mia . . . Baby doll COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Christmas Play lg Glee Club lg Cue Club 2, 35 Library Club 4g Morning Assembly 4. ' WW LUCILLE MELLAY LfUfC Hey' Give me the homework COMMERCIAL COURSE AOTIvIT1Es: Library Club 1, 2, 5, 4g President of Library Club 4g Morning Assembly 4. JOSEPH M. NESTERAK MOusie Should am told you joey GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Gym Exhibition 1, Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 49 Minstrel Stage Manager 3, Football Manager 3g Quill and Scroll 3g Stentor Staff 4g Radio Program 4g Stentor Program 4g Home Room Assembly 4. swim JOHN B. O'DCNNELL MACDALEN M, MIHALKO M Sickle Margie - Check it Oh, Diclfs alright! L GENERAL COURSE COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 43 Operetta 2g ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Home Room Senior Class Play 4g Home Room Assemf Program 1, 2, 3g Cue Club lg Band Club bly 4. V 2g Morning Assembly 2, 3, 4g Dancing Club 3g Correspondence Club 4. MAMIE ORACH Mamie Holy Mackerel ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIvITIEs: Sewing Club 1, Cue Club 2 First Aid Club 3, 4, Home Room Asf sembly 2. NICHOLAS PADAROFF Wishie Oh, Baby Doll GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 1, Gym Exhibition 1, Oratory 2, Orchestra 2, 3, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol 3, 4, Fire Drill Oilicer 2, 3, 4, Air Raid Warf den 3, 4, Home Room Program 4, Secref tary of Home Room 4. 1944 JOSEPH R. PISKLAK Pretzels Now that's somethin' GENERAL COURSE AcTIvIT1Es: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track Team 23 First Aid Club 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Minstrel 3g Operetta 33 Home Room Assembly 2, 43 Stentor Staff 3, 43 Treasf urer of A. A, 43 Fire Drill Oflicer 43 Safety Patrol 43 CofCaptain of Football Team 43 Gym Team 2. SUSAN A, PASCOE Susie Please don't insult my integrity! COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 33 Minstrel 1, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Class Assembly 2, 3, 43 Christmas Play 2, 3, 43 Morning Assembly 3, 43 Drum Majorette 3, 43 Senior Class Play 43 Attendant to Miss Coaldale High School 3. MILDRED PASLOWSKY uPussy Thats tellin' him COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIESi Cue Club 1, 23 Marching Group 1, 2, 3g Intramurals 25 Operett 3g Minstrel 3, 49 Class Assembly 3, 4g Christmas Play 3, 45 Dancing Club 3g Band 4g Mixed Chorus 45 Morning Assembly 4g Correspondence Club 4. 1944 THEODORE J. PUSCHAK Captain funk it GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Band lg Aviation Club lg Track 2g First Aid Club 3g Sports Club 4g Home Room Assembly 43 Football 4. f My tv , W X X if , l 4 f ,f f it I W, I I ,i ,VIIIV , '32 ig , A-1 I ,p LW i w MICHAEL ROHALL Mike Take it easy GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Home Room President 1, 2, Gym Exhibition 1, Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Football Manager lg Track 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, President of Class 2g Air Raid Warden 3, 4, Captain of V. Basketball 2, Safety Patrol 3, 4, CofCaptain of Basketball 43 VicefPresident of A. A. 4. SW' HELEN M. PAVLIK PaVy Ah, pickle juice ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIVITIES: Minstrel 1, 2, 3. 4, Uke Band 1g Operetta 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Cue Club 2, Library Club 3, Radio Broadcasts 1, 2, 3, 4g Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4g Correspondence Club 4g Morning Assembly 2, 3, 4, Home Room Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4g 194 ANNA PIECH Hunchie Holy Harmah! COMMERCIAL COURSE Club 1 ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4g Cue Assembly 3g Minstrel 3g Operetta Dancing Club 3g Christmas Play 3, Senior Play 43 Morning Assembly ' ' ' M' d Chorus Ticket Captain 4, ixe ' l 3. Correspondence Club 4, Intramura s ,2 3 JOSEPH A. RUSLAVAGE 'iPigeOn Never give a sucker a break and never cheat a friend GENERAL COURSE AcrIvITIEs: Track Team 1, 2g Class Treasurer lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 2, 3, 4. 1+ WILLIAM T. SHANOSKY Sharm Could ya Magazzu that? GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Band lg Aviation Club 1g Assembly Program 2, 3, 4g First Aid Club 3g Football 4g Basketball 43 Sports Club 4g Stentor Program 4g Library Club 3. MARY PIECI-I Mirk Excuse my extreme vulgavity CCMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Cue Club lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Assembly 2, 3g Intramurals 2g Dancing Club 3g Ooeretta 3g Christmas Play 3, 44 Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Minstrel 3, 4g Morning Asseinbly 3, 45 Corresf pondence Club 4. SW 195 KATHRYN POLANSKY i'Kitty Ave ya kiddin, ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIVITIESi Sewing Club lg Cue Club 2g Assembly 2g First Aid Club 3, 4g Home Room Secretary 2g President cf First Aid Club 4. .IOSEPH P. SKAPIK Hskapn How'd ya figure? COMMERCIAI. COURSE ACTIVITIES: Home Room President 1, 3g Cym Club 1, 2g Gym Exhibition 1, 3g Home Room Assembly 2, 3, 4g Morning Assembly 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 2, 3g Avia' tion Club 3g Dancing Club 3g Cperetta 3, 45 Home Room ViCefPresident 4g Senior Class Play 43 Stentor Staff 3, 4g Cl-ristmas Play 4. 1+ ROBERT D. SNEDDCN ' iCramp Ah come on Fellevs GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Track 1, 23 Gym Exhibition lg Intramurals 1, 2g Aviation Club lg Football Club 1, 2g Football 2, 3g S. C. A. Representative 4g Stentor Program 4g Physical Fitness Club 4g Home Room Assembly 4g Christmas Play 4. SW' TJIIWL BERNADINE A. REKOS Bernice Don't be so 'ridiculous . . . COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Cue Club lg Christmas Play 2, Zag Glee Club 2g Assembly Program 3g Morning Assembly 33 Dancing Club 35 Operetta 3g Mixed Chorus 3, 4. JENNIE C. STALMA JOHN SOBOLOWSKI Janie Fishy ' FH bat ya Ach du Lieben COMMERCIAL COURSE COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVI'fIBSZ Cue Club 1, 23 Marching ACTIVITIES: Aviation Club lg Library Group 3g Dancing Club 5g Morning Club 2g Cneretta 2g Assembly 2g Gym Assembly 4g Correspondence Club 4. Exhibition 3g Dancing Club 3g Printing W Z Club 43 .Morning Assembly 4. . Wifi 1944 THOMAS J. SURINA Moxie McCoy Watch your mouth GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIESI Aviation Club 1, 2, Ticket Captain 1, Intramurals 1, 2, Home Room Secretary 1, 2, 3, Home Room Treasurer 1, 2, Gym Exhibition 1, 3, Assembly Program 2, 3, First Aid Club 3, Home Room Vice President 4, Radio Program 4, Stentor Program 4. SWIM ALICE Ivi. STANLEY Chief Wait till I tell ya ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIVITIES: S. C. A. Representative 1, Assembly 2, Home Room Treasurer 3: First Aid Club 4. 191+ LUCILLE E. STARRY JCHN SWERED Stars Punta Go chase yourself How could you tell? COMMERCIAL COURSE ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIVITIES: Cue Club 1, 23 Dancing Club ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 4g Gym Exhibi 33 Correspondence Club 4g Morning tion lg Operetta 2g Aviation Club 1, 2, 4 Assembly 4g Mixed Chorus 4. ff if JCSEPH TENETYLO Tinty 'Yeah ACADEMIC COURSE ACTIVITIES: Track lg Gym Club 1, 2: Aviation Club 3, Correspondence Club 4, Senior Play Stage Manager 4. deffflffl SWW' MARGARET M. STOFFEY Margie Well, l'll see ya COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Cue Club 1, Cheer Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Morning Assembly 3, 4. 191+ ROSE TOPOLNITSKY DANIEL J. C. WEIKSNER Towle Nagy I wouldrft know AcADEM1c COURSE ACTIVITIES: Band lg Operetta 2, 33 Library Club 33 Home Room Assembly 33 Mixed Chorus, 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Correspondence Club 4. Ta boot ya GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Gym Club 1, 23 Track 1, 23 Gym Exhibition 1, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Home Room Assembly 3, 43 Minstrel Stage Manager 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 33 S. C. A. Representative 33 Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 43 S. C. A. President 43 Editor in Chief of Stentor 43 Stentor Program 43 Radio Program 43 Gym Team 3, 4. ll- .NR I I I Wi, GEORGE WINSKO Gege lf Keep 'em flying, Kid GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Gym Club 1g Track Team 1 2g VicefPresident of Home Room lg Football Club 2g Football Team 2g Aviation Club 3g Home Room Associaf tion 3, 4g Stentor Staff 3, 43 Radio Prof gram 4g Physical Fitness Club 4g Official Basketball Timekeeper 4. a swf' ANNA TRUBILLA Toots Oh. isnlt she a sight! ' COMMEIKCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Cue Club lg Home Room Assembly 1,2, 3g Glee Club 2g Christmas Play 2, 3, 4g Correspondence Club 41 Morrwing Assembly 4g Mixed Chorus 4. JOHN ZENZEL Johnny Are ya hurt? GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Aviation Club 1, 2, 3, Gym Exhibition 1, Intramurals 1, 2, Football 3, Basketball 3, 4g Science Project Club 4, Radio Program 4, Home Room Program 4g Senior Play Stage Manager 4. ELIZABETH WENZEL Betty No, but . . . ACADEMIC CouRsE ACTIVITIES: Uke Band 1, Cue Club 2 Library Club 3g Home Room Assembly 3 Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Senior Class Play 4 Corresspondence Club 4. 1944 ANTHONY J. ZAHORA wht.. Is that you, fosef? GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Track 1, 2g Axfiation Club- 1, 3, Sports Club 1, 33 Gym Exhibition 2, Radio Program 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 4g Home Room Assembly 4. swf' LEONARD A. ZOBA 'iLenny What a character GENERAL CCURSE ACTIVITIES: Gym Exhibition 1, Intraf murals lg Football 2g Aviation Club 1, 2, 39 Basketball 2, 3g Ticket Captain 4g Printing Club 49 Radio Pregrant 4. . JUNIORS First Row: V. Shubeck, M. Patonetz, G. Karpa, M. Moneta, B. Stalma, L. Zulic, A. Svok, E. Wescott, H. Goida, L. Unitis, I. Karpa. Second Row: M. Piech. F. Hosak, S. Konski, J. Scarloss. S. Karawillian, J. Benyo, H. Bialis, J. Redash. J. Sedoriak, A. Zenzel, J. King, D. Warcholak, P. Martinez, H. Folk, J. Lehotsky, J. Unitis, F. Zemanil-1. Third Row: L. Kopema, A. Rodgers, M. Coida, J. McHugh, J. Pawslowsky, C. Bottomley, S. Kuzak, M. Choppe, R. Murphy, J. Pollack, J. Paulus, J. Sclaonenberger, P. Petrash. Fourth Row: N. Macenka, C. Richards, F. Carpency, J. Parnell, A. Lack, D. Dalto, S. Student, C. Gazdick, T. Lewis, R. Waice. C. Christ. First Row: O. Fedora, H. Stafiniak, M. Yelito, E. Dale. A. Mayernik, A. Laskos, E. Arnold, M. Shimsky. I. Prekopa, H. Fedora. O. Patochek. Second Row: C. Jones, M. Hedash, H. Rimm, R. Durish, I. Kidda, B. Young, A. L. Edwards, O. Herbert A, Maholick, B. Bynon, J. Washowsky. Third Row: J. Bereznak, S. Chrorniak, M. Perbetsky, A. Horoschak, O. Baranovich, R. Bitsko, A. Demyanf ovitch, L. Rudenko, J. Gbur, H. Trubilla, P. Martinec, E. Salvador. Fourth Row: A. M. Wargo, A. Suplock, G. Matakonis, J. Cochal, N. Pavlik, N. Vavro, D. Konecny, I. Semko. SOPHOMORES First Row: M. Hedash, E. Guzinsky, O. Sachon. B. Bolechek, T, Derzock. M. Ruslavage, P. Maholik A. Maholik, E. L. Herring, C. Harahues, C. Goida. Second Row: M. Ginda, D. Schetrum, A, Bitsko, B. Lotwick, C. Peych, R. M. McHugh, H, Polansky H. Jepko, M. Chromiak, K. McLaughlin, J. Novitsky, J. Davis, F. Domin, W. Miller. Third Row: P. Mokshefsky, J. Fignar, W. Herring, B. Lack, W. Balazovich, A. Konanchuk. N. Philapovich M. Navratil, D. Jones. M. Bubernak, J. Julo, J. Diaz. First Row: B. Charles, K. Pandle, I. Cipko, H. Teno, V. Philapovich, D. Waice, R. Miller, F. Jones, R Roberti, S. Watkine, A. M, Young. A Second Row: M. Protinick, J. Ispecky, R. Verhousky, E. Zelnick, L. Sneddon, S. Navratil, R. M. Macenka A. Paulus, J. Kastrava, J. Trubilla, W. Smith, T. Starry. Y Third Row: J. Polansky, E. Zemanik, G. Pavelko, H. Feinstein, L. Yelito, P. Washousky, J. Nodasky, W. Terray, Karitis, Zahora, J. Student, A. Polansky, M. Tolby, P. Sheets, E. Stevens. FRESHMEN First Row: M. Ganonico, H. Hedash, T. Firkal, L. Oransky, B. Davis, M. Yurchak, S. Lyba, I. Gorek P. Konski, D. Cipko, M. Revtyak. Second Row: D. Sachon, M. Blasko, H. Stafiniak, W. Nesterak, W. Orledge, T. Jones, S. Bortniak, M Warcholak, E. Flyzik, E. Yelito, J. Bonenberger, P. Hosak. W. Hook, G. Delay, M. A. Folk, B. Gaydos. Tlurd Row: J. Gula. L. Shanosky, J. Mitchell, J, Grisko, E. Bachorik, G. Mitchell, J. Surotchak. A. Bolinsky G. Wargo, T. Praskas, Kutcher. T. Derzock, G, Revtyak. First Row: T. Ruslavage, B. Ashfield, M. Sotak, F. Topolnitsky, L. Bender, F. Shellhammer, J. Zelnik. F. Shellhammer, A. Urban, W, Marchalack, M. Paulus. Second Row: W. Vanko, P. Femyak. B. Tomkins, B. Thomas, A. Tomasovich, B. Krapf, H. Durish, A. Harahues, J, Kurilla, H. King. S. Beneck, L. Shimsky, N. Marshall, M. Hydock, J. Warcholak, E. Valasek. Third Row: M. Zlock, P. Karpa, G. Kacek, D. Luksavagc, T. Praskas, W. Bialis, D. Barron, V. Santolini. J. Frendak, R. Puschalc, W. Sabol, R. Barron, E. Kadlec, J. Koperna, V. Stoffey, A. Kleppinger. 13 ' ,W A--.Q X. ww v? g'459il5. b f f.. V :?ig :.:g,jg2vi:: 1'!YQf. 'S ff , .V . . I. ' - A ,Z fu A I Q?,.J:V b. P.: ,. 4 S '- ,.'t?E5afa1 - QE N 9- Nl ,A Mahan, , E aff' ,X W!-H .,q1':Zv:f'X. .. ,ga .i?f:,.:,y V gal, Rx -araiw-1 fi:-4. w, w,,g.4 N J 2-Wa:-424 mx! 'f Q54 ..,. 5,1 Through participation in the many activi- ties ot our school program, We have done a qreat service to ourselves. We have qaineol confidence in our abilities anol We have increased our hope that the record ot future accomplishments ot the Class ot l944 may he a remarkable one. A. Klokel, G. Caltisco, 1. O'Donnell, j. Skapik, A. Piech, M. Trimmel, J, Firkal, J. Herbert, W. Gallagher, E. Wenzel, W. Charles, D. Bybel, M. Koperna, S. Pascoe, A. Kramer, A. Diaz, R. Topolintsky. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Each year the Senior Class Play is probably the greatest event of the activities of the class. Don't Take My Penny was presented at matinee and evening performances on the night of December 8th, 1943. The play concerned the experiences of a teenfaged girl who wanted to be a movie actress in Hollywood. A series of comical events occurred which prevented Penny's embarking on a Hollywood career. The cast of the play, with Misses Helen Hoben and Mary McElhenney, who direct' ed the play, worked zealously to make the play a success. Patience and hard work were well rewarded by the capacity audience and its generous response. Seated: D. Byble, A. Diaz, J. Skapik, J. Novirsky, D. jones, P, Sheers, T. Lewis, J. Zahora. Second Row: H. Pavlik, L. Aransky, M. Revtyak. H. King, B. Thomas, F. Topolnitsky, B. Gaydos, M. Yurchak. G. Gazdik, L. Zulic, M. juracka, A, Tomasovich, P. Konsko, E. Lotvvick, R. Durich, H. Durich, A. Kramer, J, Blasko. Third Row: B. Davis, M, Padaroff, M. Piech, S. Pascoe, A. Piech, M. Paslawsky, H. Goida, M. Hutta, M. Sotak, B. Charles, V. Shubeck, K. Winsko, M. H. Kononiko, F. jones, B. Bolechek, C. Pandle, A, Suplok, M. Zlock, W. Marsholik, B. Rekos. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM 'LMary, His Mother was a strikingly different Christmas play. The time of the play was the third birthday of the Christ Child. It portrayed the love of Mary for her Son and her fear for His future. Because the play emphasized Mother love, it was dedicated to all Mothers. Miss Helen Hoben composed a lovely song in honor of Mother ln a brief ceremony preceding the seasonal part of the program, Miss Helen Pavlik sang this song. The entire program was beautiful. All the members of the cast and the chorus def serve praise for the spirit in which they performed. The play was presented on Sunday evening, December 19th. Miss Helen M. Hoben and Miss Mary P. McElhenney directed the play. Miss Mary P. McElhenney Miss Helen M. Hoben Bottom Row: D. Bybel, M. Ginda, A. Diaz. D. jones, W. Charles, A. Kononchuk. Second Row: j. Blasko, A. M. Wargo, H. Pavlik, J, Barry, R. M. Macenka, F. Shellhammcr, F. Shcllf hammer, M. Yelito, G. Mitchell, S. Pascoe, A. Kramer, B. Young. Third Row: S. Navratil, P. Karpa, D. Sachon, H. jepko, M. Revtyak, A. Tomasovich, A. M. Young, R. Murphy, Clnterlocutoril, A. L. Edwards, L. Rudenko, B. Thomas. B. Charles, B. Davis, H. King. Fourth Rowf J. julo, J. Polansky, j. Nadosky, A. Suplock, M. Canonico, E. Stevens, J. Kinn, W. Smith, G. Matakonis, M. Yurchak, L. Bender, P. Sheers, M. Protinick, L. Oranslcy, J. Zahora. MINSTREL i'The Sunny Side Up Revue was the title of the annual high school minstrel this year. lt was one of the most successful minstrels ever presented by the students. The program contained its usual variety of entertainment. Soloists and chorus did justice to all the well selected musical numbers. The opening number gave a little advice that we should always follow, nKeep Your Sunny Side Up. The end men made each performance a mirthful one for the audience. MINSTREL SKIT C00 i'The Early Worrnl' was the brief one act play that followed the minstrel. The cast of charf acters included three boys and three girls, each of whom added to the amusement of the show. Four performances were given, two on February 16th, and two on February 17th. Miss Helen M. Hoben, Miss Mary P. McElhenney and Mr. Theodore Lithgow were faculty members in charge. Seated: L. Zulic. M. Koperna. Standing: M. Piech, J. Skapik, H. Folk, G. Gazdik. AN OLD FASHIONED CHARM OPERETTA An Old Fashioned Charm was the operetta presented by the Coaldale High School, April 26th and 27th of last year. The operetta was gay with costumes and bright lights, delightful with sweet music and humorous speaking parts. The cast and the large chorus of singers and dancers gave four performances at which they received applause they well earned. The Bal Masque was the hit of the show. The operetta was under the capable direction of Misses Helen M. Hoben and Mary P. McElhenney. Miss Helen M. Hoben Miss Mary P. McElhenney Mr. Theodore Lithgow MAY QUEEN and ATTENDANTS Miss Anne Kramer was crowned May Queen at the annual May Day Exercises of the Coaldale School District. Miss Helen Pavlik Cleftj and Miss Susan Pascoe Crightj were attendants to the May Queen. These comely young ladies performed their duties admirably. The exercises exhibited the results of the thorough training provided for the pupils of Coaldale. It was a delightful. colorful festival enjoyed by the large group who attended. ORATORY Lucille Zulic Cleftj and William Charles Crightj have been selected by the faculty members to represent Coaldale High School in the annual oratorical contests in which our school participates. This is the second successive year that William Charles has received this honor. Both of them are excellent orators. They evidence a training of the best type. This training was given them by Mr. Leonard J. Melley. Both orators were winners at the Oratorical Contest held Tuesday evening, May 2, at Coaldale High School, thereby bringing honor to their school. as Mr. Leonard J. Melley x M. Chromiak, L. Zulic, C. Winsko, I. Kidda, W. Charles, E. Wescott, M. Stoffey, M. Paslawsky, M. Piech, A. Kramer, S. Pascoe SCHOOL OF THE AIR Every month the 'iSchool of the Air program is broadcast over station WAZL of Hazleton. The pupils of the Grade Schools and the High School participate in these programs. Each program has been a credit to the teachers in charge. The School of the Air is one of the best examples ofthe progress of education in our Schools for these performances benefit most of all the boys and girls participating. They are given an opportunity to discover their abilities and to challenge themselves to do their best. The School of the Air builds up the confidence of the pupils while it demonstrates to the community the results of our superior system of education. First Row: G. Winsko, J. Pisklak, D. Weiksner, A. Klokel, W. Flyzik, Firkal, EditorfinfChief . . Assistant Editor . Second Row: 1. Nesterak, 1. Skapik, W. Charles. STENTOR STAFF Business Manager ......,.... . . . . Assistant Business Manager ..... . . . . Advertising Manager ........ . . Daniel Weiksner . .Joseph Skapik Joseph Nesterak William Charles . .Joseph Pisklak .William Flyzik Assistant Advertising Manager. . . . . . Sports Editor. . . Art Editor ..... Snapshot Editor . .George Winsko . . .Anna Klokel . . .John Firkal MS l f E 2 2, ::: gi L,'1 ,,,, f1,'l f Y ' V ,,AL ggi 52 3Q f5f? g,3f!f9,S 'H , 1' Vw M 4 5 5 fQff - 3.1 M Q M ia if .L Wg Q ,., Q -45, ,Q A . vw? ,ff Q 5 ff ff? Q, 1?1, 1-1' 415 iii? kg a, !,g,g245' ig , , V 'Q Inf vl 241 13. :2. 1 f-ww .32 was fi-A' . 7 x .AKVL , gz , af 'fi g M ,gg-f-QQ : 4. QQ 5 W 4' M1 H W ' ' M 1 . vt 2 A A - --:Q Q H J' gg 6 Q . i -my frsvf-Ms, A 'NNN X L W in -vga S f-waz -'Cv CLVZ 1265868 666k 012627 Freshmen .... Sophornores .... luniors .... Seniors . . . . all come to realize the need ot cooperation in all ot their many activities. BAND Seated: T. Lithgow, W. Byatt, R. Kitt, L. Rudenko, S. Pascoe. M. Trirnmel, S. Horoschak, A. Svok, A. Horoschalc, F. Lewis, J. Pavlik, W. Schubeck, Mr. Clark Nevin CConductorJ. Second Row: C. Revtyak, O. Sachon, H. Polansky. A. Kramer, M. Gbur, J. Gbur, A. Young, N. Mikhalko, M. Piech, A. Piech, M. Paslawsky, W. Charles, Third Row: H. Folk, M. Tolby, J. Ghur, R. Murphy, N. Padaroff, J. Ruslavage, V. Santolini, G. Mitchell, D. Bybel, R. Murphy, J. Kimi. Fourth Row: S. Gbur, A. Trubilla, J. Kastrava, E. Yelito, J. Mitchell, C. Bottomley, C. Berry, J. King J. Fignar, E. Ambrose, W. King. DRUM MAJORS L. Rudenko, S. Pascoe, A. Horoschak, L. Harvey, M. Trimmel, S. Horoschak, A. Svolc. MUSIC THEORY First Row: S. Bortniak, Fignar, A, Kramer, A. M. Young, C. Revtyak, King. Second Row: G. Mitchell, N, Padaroff. H. Folk. CHEERLEADERS CLUB Fwsr Row: M. Canonico, T. Firkal, L. Aransky, vl. Krapf, H. Durish, M. Yurchak, I, Gorik. F. Topol mtsky. M. Sotak. P. Karpa. Second Row: H. Hedash, M. juracka, B. Gaydos, V. Stoffey, G. Delay, F. Shellhammer, S. Beneck, B Ashfield, 1. Zelnilc, F. Shellhammer. Third Rowf L, Bender, N. Marshall, M. A. Folk. A. Urban, T. Ruslavage, M, Revtyak, D. Sachon. D Cipko. CORRESPONDENCE CLUB First Row: S. Domin. M. Trimmel, O. Martin, B. Krapf, A. Truhilla, G. Caltisco, R. M. Evans. T. Delay I. Hedash, J. Blasko. Second Row: J. Stalma, M. I-lutta, M. Mihalko, A. Piech, R. Karnish, S. Pascoe, M. Paslawsky, D Maholick, H. Goida, R. Topolmtsky, Third Row: M. Peych. L, Starry, B. Rekos. N. Bereznak, H, Pavlick, E. Wenzel. CORRESPONDENCE CLUB First Row: M. Hedash, M. Yelito. B. Stalma, H. Fedora, C. Jones, B. Bynon, P. Martinec, H. Trubilla Second Row: A. M. Wargo, A. Macenka, I. Gbur, A. Svok, L. Unitis, A. Horoschak, O. Baranovich R. Bitsko. Third Row: A. L. Edwards, I. Prokopa, O. Patochek, J. Wahousky, S. Chromiak, O. Fedora, R. Durich CORRESPONDENCE CLUB First Row: B. Thomas, S. Wzitkins. S. Lyba, R. Rohcrti, A. Maholik, P. Maholik, A. Paulus, L. Sneddon I. Cipko. H. Harahucs, E. L. Herring. Second Row: M. Hedash, F. jones, E. Guzinsky, L. Shimsky, M. Blasko, W. Warcholak, M. Paulus, A Tomasovich, M. Ruslavage, D. Waicr. Third Row: A. Kleppingcr. T. Derzock, C. Guida, H. Icpko, R. Miller, H. Teno. PRINTING CLUB Fmt Row: W. Bialis. M. Shirnsky, Q. Maholik. O. Herbert, A. Mayernik, A. Demyanovich, D. Konecny j. Kurilla. Second Row: A. Lack, G. K2iCik. M. Koperna. F. Borctsky, A. Suplock, I. Semko, F. Konsko, J. Sobolowsky Thwd Row: E. Zelnick, G. Bitsko, J. Gbur, A. Bolinsky, L. Zoba, J. Derzock, J. Kinn. LIBRARY CLUB First Row: R. M. Macenka, O. Sachon, J. Matulla, L. Mellay, B. Lotwick, B. Tomkins Second Row: D. Luksavage, C. Peych, H. Polansky, P. Femyak. SCIENCE PROJECT CLUB First Row: M. Ginda, W. Miller, N. Philapovich, F. Domin, J. Pollock, K. McLaughlin. Second Row: J. Sedoriak, L. Koperna, 1. Paslowsky, D. Warcholak. NEWSPAPER CLUB Finn Row: N, Pavlik. j. Student, W. Terray, W. Balzovich, E. Zemanik, B. Lack, j. King, J. Scarloss, M Goida. Second Row: A. Rodgers, F. Zemanik, J. lspecky, M. Bubernak, J. Karitis, G. Matakonis, N. Macenka J. Davis. NEWSPAPER CLUB First Row: S. Konski, F. Hosak, P. Karwillan. J. Redash, A. Bitsko. I. Kastrava, P. Hosak, E. Salvador, C. Richards, J. Bereznak. Second Row: H. Bialis, M. Psych, J. Barry, N. Vavro, T. Lewis, C. Christ, P. Petrash, 1. McHugh, P Kuzak. FIRST AID CLUB Flrst Row: C. Polanslcy, C. Pandlc, B. Charles, M, Orach, M. Barron. A. Stanley, M. Moneta. Second Row: M, Zlock, H. Goida, I. Karpa, H. Stafiniak, V. Shubcck, M. Patonetz, G. Karpa. PHYSICAL FITNESS CLUB First Row: Novitsky, Sabol, L. Yelito, Herbert M. Rohall, A. Diaz, G. Gazdik, M. Chopp. Second Row: R. Vcrhousky, J. Polansky, j. Benyo, M. Protinick, W. Gallagher, P. Mokshifsky, M. Navra til, P. Shears. 'I'hi1dLRow: J. Warcholak, G. Pavelko, S. Student, J, Paulus, R. Sncdrlon, F. Carpency, D. Bybel, D. Sche trum, H. Feinstein, Trulvilla. KNITTING CLUB Fwst Row: M. Stafinialc, S. Navratil, H. Rimm, L. Rudenko, B. Young. R. M. McHugh, H. King P. Konsko, B. Dale. Second Row: F. Arnold, A. Laskos. M. Perbetsky. B. Davis. S. Guzinsky, O. Harlwolovic, S. Horoschak V. Philapovich. MODEL PLANE BUILDING CLUB First Row: M. Warcholak, M. Hudock, W. Ncsterak, W. Orledge, J. Gulla, E. Valasek, E. Yelito,W. Hook T. Praskas, M. Tolby, R. Puschak. Second Row: W. Vanlco, J. Kopema, M. Frcndalc, P. Praskas, J. Kutcher,W. Smith, J. Surotchak, J. Frenclak G. Wargo. Third Row: A. Harahues, E. Kodlick, D. Barron, J. Hrisko, J. Diaz. A, Polansky, P. Washousky, I. Mitchell NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated: N. Breznak, M. Hutta, A. Kramer, G. Caltisco. Standing: M. Orach, H. Pavlik, W. Charles, D. Bybel, A. Klolcel, B. Krapf. SAFETY PATROL First Row: M. Rohall, W. Gallagher, R. Murphy, D. Bybel, nl. Pisklak, N. Padaroff. Second Row: J. Benyo, R. Murphy, G. Gazdik, T. Lewis. AIR RAID and FIRE WARDENS Fmt Row: J. Benyo, R. Murphy, J. Pislclak, A. Kramer, W. Charles, G. Gazdik, N. Padaroff. Second Row: W. Gallagher, D. Bybel, J. Parnell, S. Student, J. Ghur, T. Lewis, J. Kinn . Third Row: F. Zemanilc, R. Murphy, M. Rohall, R. Waice, J. Paslowsky, I. Schonenherger. STUDENT COUNCIL ASSOCIATION First Row: B. Thomas, G. Bitsko, D. Weiksner, M. Trimmel, J. Sedoriak, D. Davis, M. Monera Second Row: B. Young, A. L, Edwards, N. Bereznak, H. Durich, H. Polansky. Third Row: R. Sneddon. A. Bolinsky, -I. Zahora, W. Balzovich. f Kneeling: M. Stoffey, E. Wescott, C. Winsko. Standing: L. Zulic, M. Chromiak, B. Bolechek, I. Kidda. CHEERLEADERS To these young ladies goes the credit for the enthusiastic group of high school fans who attend the athletic events. Each one of the cheerleaders is filled to the brim with pep and vigor. Each one deserves a L'RahfRah for her devotion to duty. The cheerleaders are directed by Mr. Theodore M. Lithgow. R SENIO ATHLETES john Swered Robert Murphy Theodore Puschak john McC-eehan m.,,.MTffE 1 1 1 it lj 7: -5 E Hr Bottom Row: T. Puschak, J. Ruslavage, J. McGeehan. J. Pisklak, D. Weiksner, J. Swered, R. Murphy, W, Shanosky, W. Flyzik Second Row: J. Hosak, J. O'Donnell, L. Pinkey, I. Zahora, R. Murphy, C. Richards. D. Dalto, R. Waice, I. Vandak Third Row: F. Bitsko, T. Lewis, L. Shanosky, I. McHugh, J. Barry, J. Diaz, J. Shonenberger, E. Stevens, J. Nesterak VARSITY FOOTBALL SEASON'S RECORD Coaldale Opponent Coaldale Opponent Sept. 11 Gilberton 27 0 22 Coal Township O 20 17 Lebanon O 13 29 Mount Carmel O 7 24 Mahanoy City 6 O Nov. 5 Hazleton 7 33 Oct. 1 Blythe Township 26 O 12 Minersville 26 14 8 Tamaqua 6 6 25 Lansford 6 28 15 Nesquehoning 6 7 Total Points 110 128 SENIOR ATHLETES John O'Donne1l Joseph Ruslavage William Flyzik Daniel Weiksner THE 1943 FOOTBALL SEASON We opened our season in September with the Gilberton team as our opponent and the Tigers smashed their Way to an impressive 27fO victory. Our next game was with Lebanon High, a member of the big H15 Conference. We were defeated by the Cedars to the tune of 13fO. Our boys put up a great game but lackf ed the punch to score. This game marked a new grid relation between the two schools. Mahanoy City was our next opponent, and we came through in the final period to score as Vandak intercepted a forward pass deep in the Maroons' territory to set up the touchdown, and give the Tigers the game by a 7fO score. In the game with Blythe Township, and the Tigers really went to town as McGeef han passed 25 yards to Vandak for the firstfperiod touchdown, and in the second quarter he passed to Puschak for 20 yards and another touchdown. McGeehan and Vandak worked another pass for 30 yards for the third period touchdown. After the Tigers had intercepted to break up Blythe's fourth period scoring threat, the club marched for its Hnal score which was registered by Pisklak on a plunge from the one yard line, the only sixfpointer to be registered by the Tigers in this manner. Final score was 26fO in our favor. Our big game in October with the Blue Raiders of Tamaqua High was next on the list. The Tigers played their best brand of ball against Ken Millen's team as they battled them to a 6f6 tie in a hard fought game. The Tigers came through with their lone touchf down in the first period, only to have the Blue Raiders come fighting back to push over a touchdown in the final period and put the finishing touches to a great game. The Maroons of Nesquehoning High defeated the Tigers in a close ball game, 7f6. Coaldale came through with the touchdown when Joe Pisklak intercepted a Maroon pass on his own 30 yard stripe and shook himself loose for a 70 yard touchdown. Coal Township High was the next opponent on the schedule. They pushed across three touchdowns as a result of passes and downed the Tigers by the score of 2OfO. Then the Tigers went to play the Red Tornadoes of Mount Carmel High and were defeated. The score read 7:O, Our team really played good ball, especially the line, but throughout the game they could not penetrate Mount Carmel territory. We played another big l5 school, Hazleton High, a newcomer on our schedule. Coaldale was defeated 3337. The only touchdown was a result of a pass from Kacik to Puschak the right end, over the center of the line, when he side stepped a would be tackler, and traveled 55 yards to score, standing up, in the end zone. Next we engaged Minersville High in a good ball game as we racked up four touch' downs to the Battling Miners two tallies. This gave us our fourth victory of the season. The final score was 2644. Pisklak and McGeehan were the ground gainers in this battle. The game of games, which is always played on Thanksgiving Day with Lansford High, was the final one of the season for the Tigers. Lansford, with one of its best teams in years, was supporting a 10 game winning streak without a defeat. The Orange and Black eleven were confident they could stop this streak but it was not to be and Coaldale went down to defeat by the score 28f6. Our only score in the game came on a pass thrown from Kacik, caught by Dalto in the end zone to set up the touchdown. Our season was not too good for 43. Better luck next year is the wish of the 1944 athletes who have played their last game for Coaldale High. SENIOR ATHLETES joseph Pisklak William Shanosky Michael Rohall F First Row: R. Murphy, L. Yelito, J. Gochal. W. Nesterak, P. Martinec, E. Flyzik, N. Macenka. Second Row: I. Nesterak, V. Santalini, G. Gazdik, G. Matakonis, R. Waice, W. Shanosky, J. Ruslavage, M. Rohall D. Weiksner Dec. Jan. 14 17 21 4 6 11 13 18 21 VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASON'S RECORD Coaldale Cpponent Cilberton 20 30 E. Mahanoy Tnsp. 5 38 W. Mahanoy Tnsp57 45 Mahanoy City 14 37 Nesquehoning 22 47 Lansford 29 32 Summit Hill 45 25 Blythe Township 31 24 Shenandoah 52 18 COACHES OF FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL Coaldale Opponent 25 St. Mary's 68 32 eb. 1 Mahanoy City 17 48 3 Nesquehoning 20 63 8 Lansford 22 36 11 Summit Hill 29 38 14 Blythe Township 44 20 17 Shenandoah 37 28 21 St. Mary's 49 25 24 W. Mahanoy Tnsp21 52 Mr. T. P. Raymer Mr. Theodore Lithgow Head Coach Assistant Coach Seated: I. Karpa, M. Moneta, A. M. Young, H. jepko, S. Navratil, H. Rimm, B, Young, H. Polansky. Second Row: R. M. Macenka, L. Ruclenka, A. Horoschak, A, Svok. Standing: R. Sneddon, R. Kaliniak, D, Jones, W. Herring, R. Murphy, R. Verhouskie, D. Weiksner, A. Diaz, J. Kinn, W. Charles GYM TEAM The activities of the gym team build up vigorous and healthy bodies for the pupils who are members of this group. These boys and girls receive a thorough training which will be invaluable to them in the future. The physical well being of the people of a nation is its greatest asset. Mr. A. C. Kalen Miss Hannah Evans Coaches r v I I Pevnamlflzfiu MISS COP'-DALE HIGH SCHOOL .Miss georqene Gaffisco .Miss arilza gfeaaslz ATTENDANTS TO MISS COALDALE HIGH SCHOOL .fuiss Ofqa ja rno viclz MAY QUEEN .Miss Gfmza jfranzer .Miss Susan Qnascoc ATTENDANTS TO MAY QUEEN 1 .Miss gfefcn gpavfik 5!w7 f'i ? Gum, Compliments Of, . , . The Gwehr-Shubeck Post American Legion The Coaldale Council The Coaldale School Board Compliments of METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. W1i,L1AM B. SHEERIN CO0 Phillip St, Coalclale, Pa Complimenls of CHARLES P. MELLEY 009 ZIO E. High St. Coaldale, Pa Compliments of DOCTOR JAMES STEELE VAN HORN 8c SON, Inc. Est. l852 Theatrical Costumers Serving High Schools, Colleges and Little Theatres Wigs, Masks, Make-up and Accessories 81 I-I5 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa. Q Every member of the Doutrich organization, extends congratulations and best wishes to the members of the graduating class of I944 of the Coalciale High School. You have our best wishes for a very happy commencement season and the greatest possible success in life. DOUTRICH'S ALWAYS RELIABLE POTTSVILLE, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF K., IIADE MARK REG- U. 5. PAT. DH. PALMERTON, PA Compliments of BRENNAN'S CAFE LANSFORD, PA. Compliments of WOOLWORTH'S 5 81 10 CENT STORE Ridge St. Lansford, Pa Compliments of MRS. RENO NARDINI Phillip St. Coaldale, Pa WEIKSNER'S TAVERN Best of WINES - BEERS - LIQUORS I W. High St. Coaldale, Pa Compliments of THE GATEWAY TAMAQUA, PA. WILLIAM MILLEN TI-IE JEWELER 146 W. Ridge St. Lansforcl, Pa V. SICENAVAGE Fresh Meats and Groceries Varieties of Fruits and Vegetables Phone 31 5R Coaldale, Pa Compliments of HORROBIN'S FURNITURE STCRE Odd Fellows Building Tamaqua, Pa PANTHER VALLEY INSURANCE COMPANY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE . R. H. EVANS, President N. 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Compliments of Citizen's N at ional Bank NSU f-fx R470 AX U sun ca F0 :Am 3 P0510 Q, LANSFORD, PA. X 0 if :5'i'.: :, 2 5 fl'.'.. 3 'asf s aA1EMBe9w Est. IS99 E C K E R ' S UILDING SUPPLIES CKE 0 Q READYQJ5 MIXED R d d C ea y IXC oncrete Sz Coal Dock 9 oncne so efo Qs' I Y N5 50 . South Greenwood Street 223-243 owe Street TAMAQUA, PA. R. C. I-I. BECKER, Prop. Phone 48-89 Compliments of KEILMAN BROTHERS Good Shoes Since IB65 Tarnaqua Pennsylvania Compliments of CARBON TELEPHONE COMPANY 000 YOUR SERVICE FOR 40 YEARS POROVAZNIK - F LORIST LANSFORD, PA. C00 We always do our best to please our customers. If in need of flowers for any occasion, try us. C-OD Telephone Lansford 712 Compliments of PANTHER VALLEY WATER CO. CO9 Coal St. Lansford, Pa. Hadesty Hardware company General Electric Ranges Refrigerators HEATING and PLUMBING Tamaqua Penna. Use Gas for All Three jobsf f Cooking Refrigeration Water Heating C00 ANTHRACITE GAS COMPANY SUMMIT HILL LANSFORD COALDALE, Compliments of SCHEID'S DEPARTMENT STORE Ladies Wear Furniture Broad St. Dry Goods and Rugs CO0 Tamaqua, Pa 127 W. Broad St. GEORGE L. MEREDITH PRINTER AND STATIONER Royal Typewriters C01 Tamaqua, Pa Compliments of EDWARD'S FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Tamaqua, Penna. Compliments of Lansford Bottling Works A VESS DRY AND WHISTLE G00 LANSFORD, PA. Complimenls of SCHONBERGERS WALL PAPER - PAINTS - HARDWARE HOUSE FURNISHINGS 000 I40 Third St., Coaldale l36 W. Ridge St., Lansford Phone I74-W Phone 431-R THE SCHILBEAIQL MQER COM PANY sszrszuszazefzzess lm lmr1ww::e+:.':2::s: muayllqtg 265: :Ast ano n LAUREL sis. Pbanvsfllqg 2653 26 33QRf.f3',2F'-?:',!.?.f,L':: 266 Compliments of MR. JOHN SCOTT Q90 TAMAQuA,PA. Compliments of HOBEN'S RESTAURANT odb coALDALE,PA. Compliments of MR. PETER F LYZIK 06h COALDALE,PA. 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Any method of Waving you clesire, l-lair Coloring, Manicuring, Scalp Eyelash and Eyebrow Tinting, Expert Bohhing, Facials fx! t Building Tamaqua, Pa 1 A N A TOP NOTCH PROGRAM 365 DAYS A YEAR Is the Policy of fha RITZ THEATRE G00 COALDALE, PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF Lalli Photo and Engraving Studio 5 H f' , W I I6 N. Wyoming St. Hazleton, P I LAN KALIS' GARAGE GAS - OIL 4 LUBRICATION Body and Fender Repairing General Auto Repairing AAA Towing Service GOD 52 W. Water St. Coaldale, Pa AMBROSE DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Fountain Service Featuring Dolly Madison Ice Cream I9 E. Phillip St. Coaldale, Pa IO3 E. Water St. G01 Phone 206m C. J. SHARPE IVIEATS AND GROCERIES Qualify and Service 000 I Phone 3 I 0 Coaldale, Pa. Compliments of GREENWOOD INN BEERS - WINES W- LIQUORS 009 I B. ARNOLD, Mgr. COMPLIMENTS OF Correale Construction Co. I-IAZLETON, PA. 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