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

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Kihei? ix OIG lU 01' MPROVEMENT over previous publications is the goal of every staH:. The eleventh volume of the Breidlin, made possible by the students of Coughlin High School, endeavors to convey to you a complete record of our accomplishments and the activities of our scholastic life during the past year. In this, the 1934 edition, we have made a number of departures from the style and make-up of other yearbooks. EDUCATION. The one-hundredth anniversary of public schools in Pennsylvania provides one of the most interesting of themes. The lamp of knowledge on every page embodies the theme throughout the book. 1834-1934. You will see also the new Breidlin ring on our border designs, and our senior pages have the 1934 class ring. Our tracing of education through art work is, indeed, one of the most absorbingly interesting pieces of material ever included in a high school yearbook. Every drawing is, in itself, a complete story. But the one hundred years of Pennsylvania education does not prof vide enough changes in style for these drawings, so we delved into the Middle Ages. The result: scenes of school punishment, school traveling, school athletics and school buildings. These are the divisional pages. Now for another feature. The new picture ar- rangements are used only in college yearbooks, and very seldom in high school yearbooks. The club emblems, significant of the clubs they represent, furnish a new and interesting feature of our book. And last, but not least, the windows, representing our outlook upon EDUCATION. Ord Cl' of Boolis VIEWS . , ' .... BOOK I FACULTY . , ,,,, BOOK II SENIORS .... .... B OOK III JUNIORS .,... . .... BOOK IV SOPHOMORES . . . .... BOOK V FRESI-IMEN .,....... . . . BOOK VI ORGANIZATIONS , . . ,BOOK VII ATHLETICS ..... . . , BOOK VIII SCHOOL LIFE . . . .... BOOK IX 1854 1934

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allgllpll rylw 23 eclica tion! To Mr. Super WHOSE presence has been a source of inspiration and guidance to all, WHOSE exploits and attainments have become known near and far, WHOSE opinions and views are vindicated by their repeated success, WHOSE years of service to our Alma Mater are a shining symbol of loyalty, WHOSE patience in assisting us over the rough trials of education is boundless, WHOSE criticisms of us in time of need are received gratefully, WE dedicate our eleventh Breicllin in sincere apprecia- tion of his unbounded interest, his guidance and his service as our companion, instructor, and principal. 0 1854 1954 Five

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HIEIIIB- qylw Zfwzddm Stepping Stones to ame 'Q-:f ,, -v --9 - - - ff-'V-ff:-Qi 'Hsszggiggi' u. X2 ww, A . .. Alina Mater Tune, Annie Lisle Hail! Our City's honored High School, Stepping stone to fame, For the student and the athlete, With his zeal allame. Pleasant memories cluster 'round it, Of its prestige proud, While the promise of the future, Beams through every cloud. When life's noontime joy has vanished Lost in reverie, Like the glory of the sunset, School-day dreams we see. Chorus: Winning in the field and forum, Keep the goal in viewg Shout in chorus for our banner, Wave the Recl and Blue. Bessie Stella Jones, '07. 1854 1954 Seven