Coughlin High School - Breidlin Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

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OS 33 ,...,a- Er-H SALSBURG E UGEN E CAV.-XNAUGH Mantle Orators SENIOR MANTLE ORATOR .TosEPH SALSBURG f H li position of a lllantle Orator is ' an exacting one and one which requires much of its possessor. Not only must he have a good speaking voice, but the ability to write a speech and the per- sonality to deliver it as well. Joseph Salsburg, Senior lllantle Ora- tor, proved himself a worthy man for this office. Little need be said of his numerous and varied accomplishments for they are already well-known. Let it suffice to say that Joe has participated in many extra-curricular activities only a few of which are the Senior Play, Opera, lllinstrels, Board of Publications and hlasquers. A scholar, too, is Joe, a fact easily evidenced by his membership in the National Honor Society for two years. A good speaker, a good student, a good man. 7'tt'v11ly-fo ur JUNIOR MANTLE ORATOR EUGENE CAVANAUGH 'I' was no easv thing for the Jun- iors to select a llantle Orator this year, for talent was present in great abundance. However, after a hotly contested election, Eugene Cavanaugh emerged victorious. Eugene is quite diminutive in stature but this has only served as a spur to his ambitions. In spite of his size, he began to rise above the average run of his classmates by being chosen for last year's Christmas Play. After entering such organizations as hlasquers, Aviation Club, German Club and the ranks of the Cafeteria Ushers, his period of as- cendancy continued until we find it cul- minated, for the time being at least, in the role of Junior lllantle Orator. Good luck, Eugene! lllay you rise to undreamed of heights.