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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1939 volume:

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FGREWORD NCE upon a time-which is how every real tale of Mother Goose should start-a large number of boys and girls discovered a new world. It really was not as spectacular as it sounds: they merely outgrew childhood and entered Cough- lin. The school was not unlike the old lady in the shoe when it gathered them in, for it already had many, many children. At first, they were bewildered and strangely awed by the crowds: but these feel- ings soon left them, and they began to feel at home. Passing days became years, and the years wit- nessed changes: the girls contrived fancy coiffures to take the place of pigtails: gradually, the male element bequeathed their knickers to younger brothers and appeared in long trousers. It was wonderful to be grown up! Life in the shoe was very full and exciting. There were classes, club meetings, parties, enter- tainments and countless other activities to occupy the happy days which fled by. The boys and girls were now quite matured- people called them Seniors in a reverent tone of voice-but in many of their activities, though prob- ably unnoticed, there existed some little phase reminiscent of childhood and nursery rhymes. There were some ten o'clock scholars who arrived late for classes: a few gullible ones joined the Boots and Saddle Club to ride a cock horsey: and as they twirled at school dances, the orchestra may have played A-Tisket-A-Tasket or some other swing classic taken from the pages of Mother Goose Rhymes. Four years have slipped away since these boys and girls first came to the shoe named Coughlin. Now they tumble out-and their high school adven- ture must become a composite group of happy memories to be treasured forever in the land of day- dreams. They take with them their Breidlins which, it is hoped, will preserve some of those memories in a tangible form. Because they have, unwittingly, been close to Mother Goose during their high school careers, the rhymes of that lovable lady have become the theme of their memory book. ..N Five The Breidlin presents in 1939 Dedication - Foreword - - Views - - Administration - Faculty - - - Classes - - School Lite - - - Sports - - - - Board of Publications - - Principals Message - - Index to Advertisers - HAIL TO COUGHLIN, ALMA MATER! cj -1-.. -J... --'-5' 4 1 'ski VMI tv It 4 1 5 I 4 9 li fm Q I Q4 xg- 1 :Z gi PK 5, Pai-11. . Wi.- 4:15, fs il I an 3 :H 'L' 9 '55 W. fi iii gui + wk ' -uf P'? g F. -wr 7311 -' 'gli gf-,oi s N, ' Q .-. If 'Z M! In 3.1 i. E Eb!! M: 'Qui - I, ul? D V .l, 9' . f F ph .,,,r n n I I Q: I .' I 9? N F fi y v- f 2 -as 'fyggi A 1 'W 'asf ' + -Y R , Y ,3,1f,Qu. - 3 1 , ,ZR 5 ..i.--- Q Q l - f M EM 'f:f5,yi11 IQMKXM A 41 7 'x K ,U X I ,A A X 'S ns N all P1-N , ? WQfmw L ,, iff- ,,g:ff?' , , f 'f if -X. FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD 1 A .- Qfrzfm- :,-.AH1.m.1-,f, L,-,, :tagss,.:::N-z,faw2 NY ff'-r, -fr' M .X Y-,V Ae, kr! .M .4p?':4?--,F ' :'u,,f . -1 f 1 'UM W 7.33 5 1.14, R N ,SWQ W .fi-ff, '.K 1 :- icl ., ,V I ' Z A, .W 1',x'A 5z 1.. . ,, v',' ,g,.L,L.- ,. , , , f-an-f Y 'Tr ' f.-., ,337 g V, 'o .... .31 .. X, u OSSXNG -- Hoa Hmm CH OF THE Sum svamcs. DAYS THE CHXLDRE-N THE STREET ON WB WL . ., . Nm, ED ,1'.A ,g f THROUGH THE PASSAGE FROM THE OLD BUXLDXNG BCDARD QF EDUCATION .L . ,X 6 T 'Q e -1 T A M l f'N Seated Cleft to rightlt Mr. David Thomas, Mr. Ramsey Mebane, President: Mr. W. E. Doron. Standing: Mr. Iohn Ivor Iones, Mr. Fred Andes, Dr. William A. Weaver, Mr. Thomas I. Collins, vice-president: Mr. Thomas Mackin. jiri M -lf .AY Mr. Allen E. Bacon Superintendent Mr. Elmer Edwards absent when picture was taken. Administration x L X A X x X, xx First row ileit to rightlz Miss Esther Iones, Miss Zlata Tuhy, Miss Dolores Gillespie. Mrs. Ruth Merrill, Miss Katharine Toohey, Mrs. Edith Shaw Iones, Miss Ellen Clark, Mrs. Mollie Weston Kent, Miss Ellen Ritchie. Second row: Miss Ruth Austin, Miss Florence Evans, Miss Regina O'Malley, Miss Ida Brenner, Miss Agnes Boyce, Miss Georgia Dickover, Miss Margaret Gabriel, Miss Catherine Gilchrist, Miss Marie Walsh. Third row: Mr. Arthur Booth, Mr. I. H. Super, principal: Miss Nellie Durkin, Miss Anne Dzury, Miss Rita Carlin, Miss Theresa Iuzwiak, Mr. Paul Lewis, Mr. Herbert Frey. Fourth row: Mr. Arthur Evans, Mr. Edward Casey, Mr. Harold Iordan, Mr. F. H. Super, Mr. Hobson Zerbe, Mr. E. M. Warmkessel. Fifth row: Mr. Frederick Shaffer, Mr. William Connor, Mr. Henry Booth, Mr. I. M. Crandall Mr. Frank Pendergast. Absent: Miss Edith Davis, Miss Margaret Duffy, Mr. Howard Iones, Miss Mary Leonard, Mr. Ambrose Melan, Miss lean Mericle, Miss Mae Patterson, Miss Myvanwy Williams. Twelve T1-LE FACULTY -I E ,T -. I Y.1 , 5 First row Cleft to rightl: Miss Anna McCadden, Miss Edna Smith, Miss Arline Weiss, Miss Geraldine Daley, Miss Alice Leonard. Miss Louise Roderick, Mrs. Emma Tischler Cantor, Miss Eva Iones, Miss Iule Prisbek. Second row: Miss Elizabeth Steiger, Miss Nan Walker, Miss Mary Iohnson. Miss Mary Kelley, Miss Ida Luchsinger, Miss Marie Henry, Miss Elizabeth McHugh, Miss Margaret Rich- ards. Third row: Mr. Elired Iones, Mr. George Hutter, Mr. Ioseph Bartish, Miss Grace Clark, Miss Mae Connor, Mr. Edward Phillips, Mr. Carl Richards. Mr. Gay- lord Smith. Fourth row: Mr. Charles Hensley, Mr. Iames Payne, Mr. Robert West, Mr. Iohn Hendler, Mr. Chester Hine, Mr. Thomas Flaherty. Mr. Olin Barnes. Fifth row: Mr. Francis Truscott, Mr. Nicholas Heltzel, Mr. Iames Harrison. Mr. Anthony Ruddy, Mr. Charles Morgan. i Thirteen FACULTY ROSTER I. H. SUPER - U I Dickinson College: University of Pennsylvania. Principal. RUTH T. AUSTIN Syracuse Cniversity. Instructor in English: Adviser, Board of Publications. OLIN BARNES Greenville College, Illinois: University of Illinois. Instructor in Social Studies. Representative of the National Education Asso- ciation in Coughlin. IOSEPH BARTISH Bloomsburg State Teachers' College. Instructor in Shorthand, Bookkeeping. and Arithmetic. ARTHUR BOOTH Pennsylvania State College. Instructor in Commercial Arithme- tic and Algebra: Adviser, Stamp Club. HENRY BOOTH Drexel Institute: Pennsylvania State Extension tor Industrial Edu- tion. Instructor in Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, and Industrial Drafting: Adviser: Aviation Club, Bowling Club: Sec- retary, Entertainment Fund. AGNES BOYCE I I Kutztown State Teachers' College: Susquehanna University: Col- lege Misericordia. Instructor in English. IDA BRENNER State Permanent Certificate. Extension Work, Susquehanna Uni- versity. Instructor in Typing. EMMA TISCHLER CANTOR Drexel Institute. Instructor in Clothing and Household Manage- ment: Adviser, Sorosis. RITA CARLIN D College Misericordia. Instructor in Ancient History and Latin: Adviser, Freshman Girl Reserves. EDWARD CASEY Villanova: St. Thomas College. Instructor in History: Adviser, Boots and Saddle Club. ELLEN CLARK West Chester College: Cornell University. Instructor in Latin. GRACE CLARK College Misericordia. Instructor in English. MAE CONNOR n , University of Pennsylvania: Marywood College: College Miseri- cordia. Instructor in Typing and Bookkeeping. WILLIAM CONNOR Villanova: St. Thomas College. Instructor in Latin and English: Faculty Business Manager, Board of Publications. I. M. CRANDALL Genesee Wesleyan Seminary: Philadelphia School of Accounting and Finance. Instructor in Bookkeeping, Business English, and Salesmanship. GERALDINE DALEY West Chester College: Pennsylvania State College. Instructor in Physical Education and Extra-Curricular Athletics for Girls: Ad- viser, Girls' Athletic Association. GEORGIA DICKOVER Syracuse University. Instructor in History and English. MARGARET DUFFY Bloomsburg State Teachers' College: College Misericordia: Sus- quehanna University. Instructor in English. Fourteen NELLIE DURKIN Iellfrgwood College. Instructor in Typing: Adviser, Senior Typing Ll . ANNE DZURY Rider College, Trenton, N. I.: Bloomsburg State Teachers' College. Instructor in Bookkeeping and Shorthand. ARTHUR EVANS Bucknell University: LaSalle University: Susquehanna University. Instructor in History and Geometry. FLORENCE EVANS Bloomsburg State Normal: Kutztown State Teachers' College. In- Etfulctor in Art: Adviser: Commercial Art Club, Thursday Art U. . THOMAS FLAHERTY Bloomsburg State Teachers' College. Instructor in Commercial Subjects. HERBERT FREY Pennsylvania State College. Instructor in Biology and General Science: Adviser, Reserve Orchestra. CATHARINE GILCHRIST W-est Chester State Normal School: Penn State College: College Misericordia. Instructor in Foods: Adviser: Coughlin Cooking Club, Homemakers' Club. DOLORES GILLESPIE Marywood College. Instructor in Biology: Adviser: Sorosis, Biology Club. IAMES HARRISON New York University. Instructor in Bookkeeping and Shorthand. NICHOLAS HELTZEL Gettysburg Academy: Pennsylvania College: Grove City College: Millersville State Teachers' College: Indiana State Teachers' Col- lege: University of Virginia. Proiessor of Mathematics, Mt. St. Mary's College. Instructor in Physics and General Science. IOHN HENDLER Bloomsburg State Teachers' College: Syracuse University. In- structor in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, and Commercial Arithmetic. MARIE HENRY College of New Rochelle. Instructor in Shorthand and Book- keeping. CHARLES HENSLEY Bloomsburg State Teachers' College: Bucknell University. In- structor in Geography and Chemistry: Adviser, Geography Club. CHESTER HINE Mansfield Normal School: Susquehanna University: New York University. Instructor in English and Ancient History. GEORGE HUTTER Columbia University: Bradley Polytechnic Institute: Susquehanna University. Instructor in Manual Training. MARY IOHNSON College Misericordia. Instructor in Ancient History and English. EDITH SHAW IONFS Mansfield State Teachers' College: Valparaiso University. In- structor in Latin and German. ELFED IONES Bloomsburg State Teachers' College: College Misericordia. In- structor in Ancient History and English. ESTHER IONES Wilson College. Instructor in German: Adviser, Journal Report- ers' Association. EVA IONES Albright College. Instructor in French and German. FACULTY ROSTER HOWARD IONES Muhlenberg College. Instructor in History and English: Adviser, Hobby Club. HAROLD IORDAN Pennsylvania State College: St. Thomas College. Instructor in Biolot-JY, General Science, and English: Adviser, Radio Club. THERESA IUZWIAK Marywood College: University of Pennsylvania Extension. structor in Shorthand. Typing, and Bookkeeping. In- MARY KELLEY Bloomsburg State Teachers' College: College Misericordia. In- structor in Ancient History and English. MOLLIE WESTON KENT National School of Oratory, Philadelphia: Curry School of Ex- pression. Boston: American Academy oi Dramatic Art, New York, Head oi Public Speaking Department: Instructor in Public Speak- ing and Dramatics: Adviser: Masquers, Speakers' Club. ALICE LEONARD Trinity College, Washington, D. C. Instructor in Biology. MARY LEONARD Bloomsburg State Normal School: Misericordia College. Instruc- tor in Algebra. PAUL LEWIS Bucknell University: University ol Virginia. Head of Physics De- gartment: Instructor in Physics: Adviser, Science Club: Director: and, Varsity Orchestra, and Minstrels. IDA LUCHSINGER Bucknell University. Instructor in Mathematics. ANNA MCCADDEN East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College: Penn State: Susque- hanna University. Instructor in English. -'Q ELIZABETH IVICHUGH ' College of New Rochelle. Instructor in French. AIVIBROSE MELAN Lafayette College: University ot Pennsylvania. Instructor in Algebra and Geometry. RUTH KENT MERRILL Wellesley. Instructor in English. IEAN MERICLE Meyers High School. Assistant in Physical Education Department. CHARLES MORGAN Lafayette College: Philadelphia College ot Pharmacy and Sci- ence: Pennsylvania State Board Hegistered Pharmacist. Instructor in History. REGINA O'MALLEY Trinity College: Columbia University. Instructor in Latin and English. MAE PATTERSON West Chester College: Zanerian College: Ohio State University. Instructor in History. IAMES PAYNE East Stroudsburg Teachers' College. Instructor in Physical Edu- cation. Tumbling Coach. I-'RANK PENDERGAST Villanova: Springfield Y , Instructor in Health Education: Ad- viser, Lettermen's Club: Football Coach. EDWARD PHILLIPS Lafayette: University of Michigan. Instructor in History and Arithmetic. IUI-E PRISBEK College Misericordia. Instructor in English and History. I I CARL RICHARDS . I Pennsylvania State College. Instructor in History. MARGARET RICHARDS V ' Wilson College: College Misericordia. Instructor in English. ELLEN RITCHIE I Vassar: Marywood. Instructor in English. LOUISE RODERICK . Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.:. Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, N. Y. Director ot Cafeteria. ANTHONY RUDDY East Stroudsburg Teachers' College: Susquehanna University. Instructor in Biology and General Science: Adviser, Hr-Y. FREDERICK SHAFFER l Albright College: Bloomsburg State -Normal. Head oi Biology Department: Instructor in Geology, Biology, Botany, Astronomy, and Landscape Gardening. EDNA SMITH D Pennsylvania State College. Instructor in French, English, and Algebra: Adviser, Swimming Club. GAYLORD SMITH Harvard College. Instructor in History. ELIZABETH STEIGER Syracuse University. Instructor in History. F. H. SUPER D Albright College: Oswego State Normal School: New York.Unx- versity. Head oi Chemistry Department: Instructor in Chemistry? Adviser: Junior Ushers, Science Club, National Honor Society: Director, Minstrels. KATHARINE TOOHEY State Teachers' College, Albany, N. Y.: Marywood College. Dean oi Girls: Instructor in French: Adviser: French Club. Girl Re- SBIVES. FRANCIS TRUSCOTT Bucknell University. Instructor in Mathematics. ZLATA TUHY Kutztown State Teachers' College. Librarian. NAN WALKER College Misericordia. Instructor in Biology and Algebra: Ad- viser, Freshman Orchestra. MARIE WALSH East Stroudsburg Normal School: New York University. In- structor in Shorthand and Bookkeeping: Adviser, Bank Cashiers' Association. E. M. WARMKESSEI. Bucknell University: University oi Chicago. Head of Modem Language Department: Instructor in German and French: Ad- viser, German Club. ARLINE WEISS Indiana State Teachers' College: Syracuse University. Instructor in Vocal Music: Adviser: Senior Select Chorus, A Cappella Choir. ROBERT WEST Bucknell University: Columbia University. Instructor in Mathema- tics: Faculty Manager, Athletics: Baseball Coach. MYVANWY WILLIAMS New York State College: Middlebury College: Yale University. Instructor in English and Public Speaking. I-IOBSON ZERBE Albright College: Penn State: Oxford University. Instructor In Mathematics. YAHOO!! MR. I. H. SUPER FOLLOWS THE TEAM CONSERVATIVE IITTERBUGS TAKE TIME OUT Sixteen DEAN TOOHEY ADVISES A GROUP OF SENIOR GIRLS cited lleit to rightlz Dean Toohey, omb, Foote. Standing: Sholvinski, icholcrs. YES, MISS DALEY YOUR TEA IS A SUCCESS Blcnr, Mxss Rzchurds. , sa-H -.W W, Left to right Miss Roderick, Mr. cmd Mrs. Francis Truscott, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Lewis, Mr. and hurles Hensley, Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Bartish. St d g M D1 S td - -ghjj Mrs. Houtz, D I 'W W I awf A ' 4' JJAPJQL XX M I DJ' J f2f,,- 25'-iiuly , I I I I ED -, V--Agri , WG 'ff 'lU W7f 5.7 1' - ww . W , I . . ! ml' Y ' Jn' 1 M ZS: A .... JIWW f1'W V I f 6 , ' f T iff 1 fn: M Al 7 .. -lll uuull1lll!T' '!!4Qg:,,Q Q .i FL ' nf l I!! L1 ' X oy ' ff N as ' ' zf' U t 'wif K, ' Hx 'Qt ' A ,A Q ., A J N, K 9 Eghli i is- llitilfiiiili f' ' ' ki' ' -55,1 4-1921 --' .Ie ' ' ef V' , kl JC , L -' 'if waz ,Qs -0 EN A-, 4:1 QS Q ,, 'mia ' 7 -5 tfa l 5 5 One day the old Woman-Who-Lived-in-a-Shoe Saw hundreds of children with nothing to do: By this time she knew how to treat lads and lasses: She sent each child down to enjoy- COUGHLIN CLASSES ,. B ll-a -S-i 'yi . ns 'x I l Av L ...il Q fm Z M Z 39 Q V ' 3 xmmmnmb 4 G 60 0 , FL, ,xlkw V Jllux V 0 1539 ' i ,f xdgg ' ' ,. W8 1 Z Xa' X X , X g, I AW X 023, X. 4 1 l -if 3 X V- fg cf, Eg., A-. .f-. x v,. 1 -F zmxo - 3:1551 5' BOVE is the main entrance of the shoe as the crowds come pouring out. Seen on an ordinary day, the school seems to provide ample room. Nevertheless, the huge enrollment-more than 2500-is a problem. Since the rooms of Coughlin proper are filled, the surplus of the student body finds lodging in what is popularly called the Old Building, and on two floors of the Union Street Grammar School. On the morning of the opening day of school, the three upper classes filled the auditorium. In the afternoon, the freshman class alone occupied a large portion of the first floor. Owing to this condition, the freshman class was divided into two parts and the halves alternate in attending chapel exercises. With these a nge- ments and the three buildings' space, the problem of distribution is d. I I AMES PENDERGAST President STELLA DRELICH Secretary l OHN DOWLING Treasurer ROBERT OLSON Mantle Orator SENIOR OFFICERS CLASS SONG Tune- Our Love How lightly passed our days within the walls, The shortest, gladdest days of life. A memory we have, whate'er befalls, To carry through this world of strife. On stage, in classroom, and on field or floor, Thy glory cannot be surpassed. From grateful and from humble hearts, we ur Our ho Qwhich will ever last.' CHORUS Our school-the parting hour is near, And we join throngs of others, too, who hold thee dear. Coughlin-thy honor we'll uphold, Grand old high school! With deep re- gret we leave thy fold. How bright will seem through mem'ry's haze The happy, bygone days! Faithfully we'll e'er to thee be true, Proudly praise thee our whole life through-our own dear school. -Iane Bergh, '39. I Twenty-one Hum ABEND ElheX ALEX15 isabelle AUSTXN Margaret BP-CHMAN Mary BAG?-NSKI Regina BALOGA lean BARNES Dorokhy BASS!-ER Penne BY-DNP-R'L lennie BELLE'-S Beqinu BE'-NESKX Ehzabelh BENNXNG lane BERGH Ekxine BLOSE Helen BRXCE TwemY-Iwo Eva Bmsxuu Leonora noon naman moons. :gan snows Kmmvn BURKE Curl ANTH Anhui AMOS Gerald ACK-A ONY W illiclm BADMAN George BALOGA Alhed BANDISH Georqe m-....., Abraham BERMAN Kaxl BXNKOSKI v,... Raymond BOYLE William BROWN lanes BLUME .Av Twen.Y'lh1'gg Bertha: BURNETT Michelina CALAGUIRE Eleanore CANNON Anne CANYUCK Rulh CAPLAN Catherine CAREY Frances CELLA Lois CHASE Marie CHOPKO Victoria CIELINSKI Ruth CLARKE Mary CONNOR Barbara COOK Dorothy CRAWFORD Mary CULKIN Florence CZUBECK Doris DAVIES Janet DAVIS Louise DAVIS Helen DIEFFENBACHER Twenty-four Iamel CALLAHAN James CARR William CARROLL Gerard CAVAN Francis CERWONKA Joseph CIGLAR George COCHRANE Warren COLLMANN Ioseph CUNNINGHAM Rhys DAVIES William DAVIES Charles DOMBHOSKI Iohn DOWLING Charles DUFFY Gordon DURLAND I Leonard DYSLEWSKI Allred EDWARDS Michael ELKO Charles ELLMAN Merrill FAEGENBURG Twenty-in ACTIVITIES GF SENIORS RUTH MARY ABEND. Grant Street. Commercial. Peplin Girl Re- serves: French Club: Gym Exhibit: Music Festival. ETHEL ROSE ALEXIS. S. G S. Memorial. General. Senior Typing Club: Junior Typing Club: Junior Typing Exhibit: Fashion Show: May Festival: Biology Club: Geography Club: Safety Council: Coughlin Cooking Club. ISABELLE CHARLOTTE AUSTIN. Columbia Ave. General. Stamp Club: Coughlin Cooking Club, 2: Geography Club. MARGARET LORETTA BACHMAN. Courtright. College Academic. Junior Ushers: German Club, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Secretary, Senior Select Chorus: Varieties: Cantata: Parents' Night Pro- gram: Thursday Art Club, 2: Journal Reporters' Association, Z: Sorosis, 3: Geography Club: Biology Club. MARY MARGARET BAGANSKI. So. Columbia Ave. General. Vice- President, Stamp Club: Stamp Club, 2: Geography Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Play: Thurs- day Art Club: Coughlin Cooking Club: Safety Council: Peplin Girl Reserves: Junior Typing Club. REGINA THERESE BALOGA. Sacred Heart. College Academic. Junior Ushers: Geography Club, 3: Vice-President, Geography Club: Journal Reporters' Association: Secretary, Journal Report- ers' Association: French Club, 2: President, French Club: Swim- ming Club, 2: Vice-President, Swimming Club. JEAN LOIS BARNES. Union Street. College Academic. Junior Ushers: Speakers' Club: Editorial Staff, Board of Publications, 2: French Club, 2: Journal Reporter, French Club: Sorosis, 3: Journal Reporter, Sorosis: Journal Campaign Speaker: Biology Club. DOROTHY MARY BASSLER. Laurel Run. General. Laurel Run: Chapel Program: Christmas Play: Sophomore Play. Coughlin: Girl Reserves: May Festival: Service Club. ANNE ROSE BEDNARZ. St. Stanislaus. Commercial. Junior Typing Club: Christmas Play: Property Committee. Senior Play: Cantata: Journal Campaign Speaker: Speakers' Club: Senior Select Chorus: Peplin Girl Reserves: Fashion Show: Welfare Federa- tion Program: Secretary. Biology Club. JENNIE OLIVE BELLES. Laurel Run. General. Laurel Run: Sopho- more Play: Treasurer, Sophomore Class. Coughlin: Peplin Girl Reserves: Swimming Club. REGINA MARIE BENESKI. S. G S. Memorial. Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: G. A. A.: French Club: Typing Club: Volleyball: Basketball: Boots and Saddle Club: Christmas Play: May Fes- tival: Cantata: Peplin Girl Reserves, 2: Biology Club: Stamp Club: Coughlin Cooking Club. ELIZABETH JANE BENNING. Courtright. General. Biology Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Peplin Girl Reserves, 2: Senior Recrea- tion Committee: May Festival: Swimming Club: Geography Club. EMMA JANE BERGH. Courtright. Ushers: Editorial Staff, Board of Publications, 2: Thursday Art Club, 2: Peplin Girl Reserves, 2: Peplin Newspaper Staff: Mas- quers: Speakers' Club: Biology Varieties. College Academic. Junior Club: Senior Select Chorus: ELAINE KATHERINE BLOSE. S. G S. Memorial. General. Senior Recreation Committee: Coughlin Cooking Club: Peplin Girl Re- serves: Boots and Saddle Club: Gym Exhibit: Safety Council: May Festival: Biology Club: Geography Club. HELEN MERRIEL BRICE. St. John's. Commercial. German Club: Sorosis: Girl Reserves, 2: Biology Club: Typing Club, 2: Typing Exhibit: May Festival: Coughlin Cooking Club: Gym Exhibit: Geography Club. EVA SHIRLEY BRISKIN. Grant St. General. Biology Club: Fresh- man Dramatic Club: Swimming Club, 2: French Club: Service Club, 2: Typing Club: Typing Exhibit: Gym Exhibit: Senior Select Chorus: Cantata: May Festival. LENORE SUNNIE BRODE. Watertown High School. General. Water- town, N. Y.: Glee Club: Social Club: Publicity Committee: Senior Play: Arts and Craft Club. Coughlin: Thursday Art Club: Boots and Saddle Club. LILLIAN IRENE BROOKS. Union Street. College Academic. Senior Select Chorus: French Club, 2. JEAN FRANCES BROWN. Union Street. College Academic. Girl Reserves. 4: President, Girl Reserves: Cashiers' Association, 2: Treasurer, Cashiers' Association: Senior Select Chorus: Librarian, Senior Select Chorus: French Club, 2: Senior Dance Committee: Thursday Art Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Journal Reporters' Association: Frenshman Dramatic Club. KATHRYN ELEANOR BURKE. Union. Commercial. Junior Ushers: Proof Reader, Board of Publications: French Club: Sorosis: Finan- cial Secretary, Sorosis: Property Committee, Senior Play: Senior Typing Club: Junior Typing Club: Junior Typing Exhibit: Journal geporters' Association: Bank Cashiers' Association: Peplin Girl eserves. Twenty-six GERALD MARTIN ACLA. S. 6. S. Memorial. College Technical. Varsity Baseball, 3: Varsity Football: French Club. 2: Biology Club: Lettermen's Club, 3: Minstrels, 2: Cafeteria Usher: Senior Dance Committee: Manual Training Exhibit: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit: Safety Council: Swimming Club: Intramural Basketball. ARTHUR AMOS. Grant Street, General. Swimming Club. 2: Base- ball: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Play: Cantata: Boots and Saddle Club. CARL WILLIAM ANTHONY. Guthrie. General. Track, 2: Letter- men's Club, Z: Varieties, 3: Bowling: Varsity Bowling: Freshman Orchestra: Varsity Orchestra, 4: Band, 4: Minstrels, 4: Opera, 2: School Exhibit, 4: Hi-Y, Z: Hi-Y Council: Amateur Show: Reserve Orchestra: Geography Club: German Band: Manual Training Exhibit: Intramural Basketball: Cafeteria Usher. WILLIAM WIER BADMAN. Courtright. College Academic. GEORGE EUGENE BALOGA. Sacred Heart. General. Senior Select Chorus: Radio Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Geography Club: Science Club: Manual Training Exhibit: Chapel Program: Christ- mas Play: Hi-Y. ALFRED BANDISH. Grant Street. Commercial. French Club: Stamp Club: May Day Festival. GEORGE MICHAEL BARNA. St. Mary's. College Academic. French Club, 2: Science Club: May Festival. HARRY EDWARD BARNHART. North Street. College Technical. Masguers: Science Club, 2: Senior Select Chorus: A Cappella Choir, 2: Bowling Club. Z: Recorder, Bowling Club: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit, 3: Choral Speaking: Senior Dance Committee: Christmas Play Choir. FRANK JOSEPH BELLES. Courtright. General. Swimming Club: Science Club: Baseball Manager. MARVIN BERNARD BERKOWITZ. G. A. R. General. G. A. R.: President, Stamp Club: Chess and Checkers Club: Coughlin: Journal Reporters' Association: Track: Christmas Play: Boots and Saddle Club: Swimming Club. ABRAHAM BERMAN. Grant. College Academic. Speakers' Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Freshman Dramatic Club: Sergeant-ab Arms, French Club: Bowling Club: Stamp Club: Biology Club: Minstrels, 3: Varieties: Christmas Pageant: Gym Show: Journal Campaign Speaker. KARL JOHN BINKOSKI. Sacred Heart. General. Science Club: Biology Club: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle Club: Radio Club: Geography Club: May Festival: Swimming Club. CYRIL METHODIUS BIROS. Sacred Heart. General. Varsity Or- chestra, 2: Reserve Orchestra: Band. 2: Journal Reporters' Asso- ciation: Journal Reporter, Reserve Orchestra: Junior Typing Ex- hibit: May Festival: Varieties, 2: Senior Play: Minstrels, Z: ln- tramural Basketball: Christmas Play, 2: Amateur Night: Parents' Night: Junior Typing Club: Baseball: Safety Council: Manual Training Exhibit: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit. MICHAEL BIZUB. Guthrie. General. Bank Cashiers' Association: 2: Junior Outing Committee: Safety Council: Geography Club: Hi-Y: Swimming Club: Boots and Saddle Club: May Festival. WALTER JOSEPH BLESSNER. S. 6. S. Memorial. General. Junior Typing Club: Swimming Club, 2: Costume Committee: Welfare Federation Program: Geography Club: Safety Council: Stamp Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Bowling Club: Typing Exhibit: Captain, Bowling Team: May Day Festival. JAMES THEODORE BLUME. Courtright. College Technical. Science Club. 2: Swimming Club: Bowling Club: Mechancial Drawing Exhibit: Cafeteria Usher: Manual Training Exhibit: Aviation Club. RAYMOND JAMES BOYLE. St. John's. College Academic. WILLIAM FRANCIS BROWN. Holy Saviour. Commercial. Fresh- man Dramatic Club Bowling Club, 2: Geography Club, Z: Hi-Y, Z: Journal Reporters' Association: Christmas Program, 2: Varie- ties, 2: Gym Exhibit: Operetta: Senior Typing Club: May Fes- tival: Boots and Saddle Club: Biology Club: Junior Typing Club: Hi-Y Council: Captain, Bowling Team: Typing Exhibit. LEO ALOYSIUS BURNS. S. 6. S. Memorial. College Academic. Biology Club: Safety Council: Boots and Saddle Club: Geography Club: French Club. ALLAN JAMES BURRITT. East End. General. Swimming Club: Senior Select Chorus: Science Club: Baseball: Track: Christmas Play: Cantata: Boots and Saddle Club. ACTIVITIES OI-' SEN IORS BERTHA ANN BURNETT. S. 6 S. Memorial. General. Coughlin Cooking Club: Junior Typing Club: Typing Exhibit: May Festival: Wellare Program: Gym Exhibit. MICHELINA CALAGUIRE. South Columbia Ave. Commercial. Coughlin Cooking Club: G. A. A.: Sorosis: Volleyball, 2: May Festival: Basketball: Gym Pageant: Biology Club. ELEANORE MARY CANNON. Holy Saviour. Commercial.. May Festival: Peplin Girl Reserves, 2: Boots and Saddle Club: Biology Club: Swimming Club: Gym Exhibit: Fashion Show: Coughlin Cooking Club, 2. ANNE MARIE CANYUCH. Guthrie. Commercial. Peplin Girl .Re- serves, 2: Junior Typing Club: Safety Council: Bank Cashier: Junior Typing Exhibit: Service Club: Fashion Show: Biology Club: Chapel Program: Parents' Night Program. RUTH HARRIETT CAPLAN. Grant. Commercial. Speakers' Club: French Club: Sorosis: Girl Reserves: Peplin Girl Reserves: Gym Exhibit: Biology Club: Junior Typing Club: Journal Campqlgn Speaker: Red Cross Pageant: Geography Club: Parents' Night Program. CATHERINE MARIE CAREY. S. 6. S. Memorial. General. Biology Club: Service Club. 3: French Club: Sorosis: Boots and Saddle Club: Girl Reserves: Fashion Show, 2. FRANCES MARY CELLA. Union Street. General. A Cappella Choir, 2: May Festival: Sorosis: Make-Up Committee: Biology Club: Girl Reserves: Christmas Play: Coughlin Cooking Club: Swimming Club: Service Club. LOIS RUTH CHASE. Oliver. General Senior Select Chorus: Can- tata: Junior Typing Club: Typing Exhibit: Senior Typing Club: Christmas Play: Geography Club: Girl Reserves: Journal Re- porters' Association: Gym Exhibit: May Festival. MARIE RITA CHOPKO. Sacred Heart. Commercial. Junior Ushers: Thursday Art Club. 2: President, Thursday Art Club: Typing Staff, Board oi Publications: Geography Club: Secretary. Junior Typing Club: Sergeant-at-Arms, Senior Typing Club: Sorosis: Service Club: Fashion Show, 3: Welfare Pageant: Bank Cashiers' Association: Saiety Council: French Club. VICTORIA CIELINSKI. Jackson School, Danville, Pa. General. Swimming Club, 2: Biology Club: May Festival: Geography Club: Fashion Show: Boots and Saddle Club: Sorosis: Gym Exhibit: Stamp Club: Coughlin Cooking Club: Peplin Girl Re- serves. RUTH THERESA CLARKE. St. John's. General. Senior Play: Mas- quers: French Club, 2: Sorosis: Vice-President, Sorosis: Swim- ming Club: Secretary, Swimming Club: Geography Club. 2: Sec- retary, Geography Club: Choral Speaking Group: Biology Club: Freshman Dramatic Club: May Festival: Girl Reserves: Treasurer, Girl Reserves: Gym Exhibit. MARY ANNA CONNOR. St. John's. Commercial. Junior Ushers: Typing Exhibit: French Club: Masquers, 2: Sewing Exhibit: Satety Council: Senior Typing Club: Junior Typing Club. BARBARA MARIE COOK. Cramer Hook. General. Stamp Club, 4: Secretary, Stamp Club: Peplin Girl Reserves, 2: Girl Reserve Newspaper Staff: Coughlin Cooking Club: French Club: Geo- graphy Club: May Festival. DOROTHY MAE CRAWFORD. Laurel Run. General. MARY LORETTA CULKIN. Holy Saviour. General. Iournal Re- porter: Bank Cashier: Satety Council: Biology Club: Swimming Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Gym Exhibit: Fashion Show: gooking Club: Peplin Girl Reserves: May Festival: Geography lub. FLORENCE LUCILLE CZUBECK. South Grant. General. G. A. A., Z: Secretary, Vice-President, Coughlin Cooking Club: Senior Se- lect Chorus: Christmas Play: Cantata: Gym Exhibit: May Fes- tival: Tap Dancing Fashion Show: Boots and Saddle Club: Volleyball: Girls' Intramural Basketball. DORIS DAVIES. Courtright. Commercial. Business Staif, Board of Publications: Peplin Girl Reserves, 2: Geography Club: Junior Typing Club: Junior Typing Exhibit: Senior Typing Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Senior Select Chorus: Service Club. JANET DAVIS. Courtright. Commercial. Biology Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Coughlin Cooking Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Geography Club. LOUISE DAVIS. Courtright. General. Senior Select Chorus: Varie- ties: Biology Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Christmas Program: Geography Club: May Festival: Swimming Club: German Club: Peplin Girl Reserves: Thursday Art Club. HELEN MAE DIEFFENBACHER. East End. General. German Club. Senior Select Chorus: Cantata: Christmas Play: Senior Typing Club: Biology Club: May Festival: Peplin Girl Reserves: Sorosis: Boots and Saddle Club: Coughlin Cooking Club: Volleyball Team: Geography Club, 2: Stamp Club: Basketball Team: Junior Typing Exhibit: Gym Exhibit: Junior Typing Club. JAMES ALOYSIUS CALLAHAN. Holy Saviour. Commercial. Safety Council: Boots and Saddle Club: Geography Club: Journal Re- porters' Association: Biology Club: May Festival: Junior Typing Cub: Freshman Dramatic Club: Hi-Y: Gym Exhibit. JAMES ALOYSIUS CARR. Columbia Ave. General. Freshman Or- chestra: Reserve Orchestra. 2: Band, 4: Hi-Y, 2: Bowling Club: Swimming Club: Science Club: Track: Biology Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Manual Training Exhibit: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit. WILLIAM PAUL CARROLL. Union St. General. Hi-Y, 2: Senior Dance Committee: Amateur Show: Boots and Saddle Club: Biology Club: Science Club: Hobby Club: May Festival: Geogra- phy Club: Decorating Committee. GERARD PAUL CAVAN. Union St. College Technical. I-li-Y. 2: President, Hi-Y: Cheerleader. 2: Head Cheerleader: Iunior Ushers: Masquers: Vice-President, Masquers: Editorial Statl. Board of Publications: Minstrels. 3: Science Club. 2: Iournal Reporters' Association: Treasurer, Journal Reporters' Associa- tion: Co-chairman, Senior Dance Committee: Chapel Oration: Track, 2. FRANCIS WILLIAM CERWONKA. St. John's. General. Senior Se- lect Chorus: Business Staff: Board of Publications: Bowling Club, 2: Hi-Y, 3: Cafeteria Usher: Christmas Play: Band 2: Minstrels: Varieties: Cantata: Hi-Y Council. JOSEPH JOHN CIGLAR. St. Patrick's Academy, Olyphant. General. Baseball: Boots and Saddle Club: Bowling Club GEORGE LEROY COCHRANE. G. A. R. Commercial. Speakers' Club: French Club: Hi-Y. 3: Geography Club: Chapel Oration: Journal Campaign Speaker: Boots and Saddle Club: Christmas Program: Freshman Dramatic Club: May Festival: Safety Club. WARREN XAVIER COLLMANN. Courtright. College Academic. Band. 4: Student Leader, Band: Varsity Orchestra, 3: Librarian, Varsity Orchestra: Freshman Orchestra: Opera Orchestra. 2: Minstrel Orchestra, 2: Interlocutor, Minstrels: Chapel Clarinet Solos: Biology Club: President, Biology Club: German Club, Z: Junior Ushers: Chapel Oration. JOSEPH HARRY CUNNINGI-IAM. St. John's. General. Varsity Foot- ball, 4: Co-Captain, Football Team: Baseball. 3: Basketball: Let- termen's Club: Bank Cashiers' Association. RHYS LEWIS DAVIES. South Grant. General. Geography Club: May Festival: Baseball Custodian: Boots and Saddle Club: Biology Club: Gym Exhibit: Senior Committee. WILLIAM DAVIES. South Grant. General. Journal Reporters' As- sociation: Biology Club: Minstrels: Varieties: Lettermen's Club, 3: French Club, 2: Columbus Day Program: Chapel Program: Par- ents' Night Program: Weltare Campaign Speaker: Senior Select Chorus: Journal Campaign Speaker. CHARLES BERNARD DOMBROSKI. Grant. College Academic. Ger- man Club, 2: Speakers' Club: Journal Reporter, Speakers' Club: Masquers: Chapel Oration: Varieties: Journal Campaign Speaker: Christmas Play: Journal Reporters' Association. JOHN JOSEPH DOWLING. S. 6. S. Memorial. College Academic. Varsity Orchestra. 3: Junior Ushers: Speakers' Club: President. Speakers' Club: Band, 4: Freshman Orchestra: President, Fresh- man Orchestra: Minstrel Orchestra, Z: Amateur Show: Opera Orchestra, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Iournal Campaign Speaker: Journal Reporters' Association. 2: Chapel Program. CHARLES THOMAS DUFFY. St. John's. Commercial. Vice-Presi- dent. Bank Cashiers' Association: Boots and Saddle Club: I-Ii-Y, 2: Geography Club: Senior Recreation Committee. GORDON EDWARD DURLAND. G. A. R. General. Hi-Y, 2: Boots and Saddle Club: Bowling Club, 2: Swimming Club, 2: Track: Safety Club: Basketball, 2. LEONARD ANTHONY DIISLEWSKI. St. Stanislaus. General. Junior Typing Club:vSwimm1ng Club: Tumbling Team, 2: Gym Exhibit: Tvpinq Exhibit: Bowling Club: Captain, Bowling Team: Geogra- phy Club: Lite Saving Club: Boots and Saddle Club. ALBERT SIDNEY EDWARDS. North Street. College Technical. Senior Select Chorus: Cheerleader, 2: Science Club, 2: Geogra- phy Club, 2: Boots and Saddle Club: Aviation Club: Cafeteria Usher: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit, 3: Christmas Program: Music Week Festival. MICHAEL ELKO. Guthrie. General. Senior Select Chorus: Science Club. 2: Geography Club: Christmas Play: Cantata. CHARLES THOMAS ELLMAN. East End. General. Hi-Y: Science Club: Safety Council: Track: Lettermen's Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Basketball: Baseball: Typing Club: Biology Club: Bank girsllguers' Association: Senior Select Chorus: Cantata: Swimming u . MERRILL HUNNER FAEGENBURG. Atlantic City High School. Gen- eral. Atlantic City High: Swimming Team: German Club, 2: Sophomore Current Events Club: Baseball Team, 2: Ushers So- ciety, 3: Public Safety Committee: Study Hall Monitor, 3. Cough- lin: Masquers: Chapel Program. Twenty-seven Twenty-eight Pearl DIMMICK Geraldine DWYER Jeanette EUSTICE Kathleen FISHER Dorothy FRENCH Elizabeth DIXON Stella DRELICH Juliana DURINSKI Helen DYMOND Margaret EVANCHIK Marian FISHER Rita GALLAGHER Anne ELINSKI Violet FEDOR Vera FOOTE Anita GAVIN Frances ELKIN Ruth I-'ELDER Gloria I-'RANK Iennie GAZDB Edward I-'ANI-ICK Harold FLECKNOE Michael FUSTISH William GIBBONS Edqar GRIFFITHS Michael FISHER lame: FISHER Thomas FLANNERY Ioseph FORTUNE Edward FOSTER Mutihew FRANKS Cyril GALDUN Henry GALLAGHER Ioseph GALLAGHER Saul GLOSSER Lawrence COODSTEIN William GRACELY Leo GUMIENNY Chester GUZEK Iames HARRINGTON' Twenty-nine r Thirty Louie GAZINSKX Anne GKLL Bertha GXLL Xscxbelkx GLOMB Eleanor GOERKNGBR nmex GHUSKIN nxawbem anew leuneue HALPEH rxofeme ummou Rosemary HP-NNON num ammou Gerirude 1-xmswmu nose HABRXNGTON mum unmxm Mary HARVEY Becxirice HAVEY Willa HKBBP-BD Catherine HILL Cuiheine HOGAN Pmnd- HOMZB lames HAUGHNEY Michael 1-lAWElUSlK Malcolm HEFYERNAN Raymond HE-YFBBN lohn HEBhlO'l'T5 Philip HEYCOCK Charles HlGHSMl'l'H Roberl Hllii-S Earl HlN'l. George YHNZ Thomas HODOhOWSKl Donald HOFFMAN lohn HOWE Marlin HOWLEY Charles HUEY Sheldon i'lU'l'CHlNSON loseph WAN5 Seymour IAFFE Francis !E.FYRlES Charles IENKWS Thinyuo-9 ACTIVITIES OF SENIGRS PEARL MARY DIMMICK. East End. General. Journal Reporters' Association: Bank Cashiers' Association: Boots and Saddle Club: Peplin Girl Reserves, 3: Junior Typing Club: Typing Exhibit: Biology Club: French Club: Coughlin Cooking Club, 2. ELIZABETH HONOR DIXON. Columbia. General. Stamp Club, 4: Biology Club: May Festival: Fashion Show: Swimming Club: giaulghlin Cooking Club: Gym Exhibit: Geography Club: Service u . STELLA DOROTHY DRELICH. St. Mary's. Commercial. Junior Ushers: Masquers, 2: Secretary, Senior Class: French Club. 2: Coughlin Cooking Club, 2: Senior Play: Varieties: Christmas Play: Cantata: Journal Reporters' Association: Typing Club. JULIANA TERESA DURINSKI. Sts. Peter 6. Paul. General. Coughlin Cooking Club: President. Coughlin Cooking Club: Senior Tea Committee: G. A. A.: Basketball: Volleyball: Badminton: Swim- ming Club: Masquers: Senior Select Chorus: Welfare Program. GERALDINE DWYER. Wyoming. General. Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle Club: Biology Club: Service Club: Stamp Club: Cooking Club: Geography Club: Swimming Club: Gym Exhibit: May Festival. HELEN DYMOND. North Street. General. Bank Cashiers' Associa- tion, 3: Swimming Club: Fashion Show: Gym Exhibit: Mav Fes- tival: Biology Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Volleyball: Peplin girl Reserves, 3: Stamp Club: Safety Council: Service Club: orosrs. ANNE ELINSKI. S. 6. S. Memorial. Commercial. Masquers: Speak- ers' Club: Journal Campaign Speaker: French Club: Chapel Pro- gram: Welfare Program: Parents' Night Program: Geography Club: Coughlin Cooking Club: Gym Exhibit: Biology Club. FRANCES DAISY ELKIN. Grant. Commercial. Speakers' Club: French Club: Gvm Exhibit: Junior Tvping Club: Journal Cam- paign Speaker: Red Cross Pageant: Senior Select Chorus: Can- tata: Christmas Play: Swimming Club: Service Club: Parents' Night Program. JEANETTE DOROTHY EUSTICE. St. John's. General. Junior Typing Exhibit: Junior Typing Club: Senior Typing Club: Stamp Club: German Club: Geography Club: Sorosis: Peplin Girl Reserves: May Festival: Gym Exhibit. MARGARET MARY EVANCHIK. St. Mary's. General. Gym Exhibit: May Festival: Peplin Girl Reserves: Coughlin Cooking Club: Geography Club. VIOLET JOAN FEDOR. Guthrie. General. Journal Reporters' As- sociation: Bank Cashiers' Association: Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle Club: President, Safety Club: Biology Club: golugjhlin Cooking Club: Christmas Play: May Festival: Gym x 1 rt. RUTH LENORE FELDER. S. Grant. General. Sorosis: Senior Typing Club: Junior Typing Club: French Club: Service Club, 2: Typing Exhibit: Senior Select Chorus: Varieties: Cantata: Gym Exhibit: Biology Club. KATHLEEN MARIE FISHER. Holy Saviour. General. Senior Select Chorus: A Cappella Choir: Peplin Girl Reserves, 4: Inter-club Council Representative: Journal Reporter, Girl Reserves: Journal Reporters' Association: Biology Club: Fashion Show. MARIAN ELIZABETH FISHER. S. G S. Memorial. General. Senior Select Chorus: Senior Recreation Committee: Christmas Play: Coughlin Cooking Club: Geography Club. 2: Biology Club: Stamp Club: Gym Exhibit: Safety Council: Cantata: Sorosis. VERA MAY FOOTE. S. G S. Memorial. General. Coughlin: Fashion Show. East Hartford High: Bicycle Club: Rifle Club: Newspaper Club: As I Like It: Girl Reserves: Swimming Club. Coughlin: Swimming Club: Speakers' Club: Senior Select Chorus. GLORIA CONSTANCE FRANK. Laurel Run. General. Laurel Run: President, Sophomore Class: Sophomore Play. Coughlin: Journal Reporters' Association: Christmas Play: A Cappella Choir, 2: Senior Select Chorus. DOROTHY MAE FRENCH. North. General. Coughlin Cooking Club:: May Festival: Boots and Saddle Club: Girl Reserves, 3: Geography Club: Biology Club: Fashion Show: Swimming Club: Gym Show: Sorosis: Volleyball Team. RITA BEVERLY GALLAGHER. St. Iohn's. General. Sorosis, 2: Gym Exhibit: Girl Reserves, 2: Swimming Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Amateur Show: Hobby Club: Welfare Pageant: Choral Speaking Group: Christmas Play: Cooking Club: Treasurer, Cooking Club. ANITA JOAN GAVIN. St. John's. College Academic. Geography Club, 3: Vice-President, Geography Club: Sorosis, 3: Treasurer. Sorosis: French Club, 2: Swimming Club, Z: Girl Reserves, 3: A Cappella Choir: Biology Club: May Festival. IENNIE GAZDA. Guthrie. General. G. A. A., 2: Journal Reporter, G. A. A.: Geography Club: Biology Club: Coughlin Cooking Club: Gym Exhibit: Varsity Basketball, 3: Secretary, Safety Club: Girl Reserves: Senior Tea Committee. Thirty-two EDWARD FRANCIS FANECK. St. Mary's. Commercial. Junior Ushers: Safety Council: Bank Cashiers' Association: Property Committee, Senior Play: Property Committee. Cantata. MICHAEL NICHOLAS FEHER. Columbia. General. Chairman, En- tertainment Committee: Hi-Y: Hi-Y, Council: Boots and Saddle Club: Science Club: Track: Safety Council: Baseball: Typing Club: Basketball: Biology Club: Bowling Club: May Festival: Swimming Club: Lettermen's Club. JAMES VINCENT FISHER. East End. General. Science Club: Swimming Club: Geography Club: Biology Club: Hi-Y: Gym Exhibit: Track: Intramural Basketball: Field Day Exhibit: May Festival. THOMAS MARTIN FLANNERY. St. John's. General. Commercial Art Club: Lettermen's Club, 2: Hi-Y, 3: Football: Senior Select Chorus: A Cappella Choir: Christmas Play: Amateur Show: Stamp Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Science Club: Minstrels: Hobby Club: Track: Safety Patrol. HAROLD JOSEPH FLECKNOE. North Street. General. Geography Club: Senior Recreation Committee: Hi-Y, 2: Hi-Y, Basketball Team: Science Club. JOSEPH MARTIN FORTUNE. S. 6 S. Memorial. General. Track. 3: Intramural Basketball, 2: Swimming Club: Tumbling Team: Boots and Saddle Club: Hi-Y: Lettermen's Club: Science Club: Journal Reporters' Association: Senior Select Chorus: Minstrels: French Club: Typing Club: May Festival: Geography Club: Christmas Play. EDWARD WILLIAM FOSTER Courtright. General. Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle Club: Manual Training Exhibit: Cafeteria Usher: May Festival. MATTHEW WILLIAM FRANKS. S. 6. S. Memorial. General. Tum- bling Team: Varieties: Geography Club: Intramural Baseball: Intramural Basketball: May Festival: Manual Training Exhibit. MICHAEL CHARLES FUSTISI-I. St. Mary's. General. Science Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Swimming Club: Intramural Basketball: Safety Club: May Festival: Hi-Y: Biology Club: Manual Training Exhibit: Baseball Manager: Bank Cashiers' Association: Letter- men's Club: Commercial Art Club. CYRIL METHOD GALDUN. Sacred Heart. General. Cafeteria Usher: Freshman Orchestra: Band, 4: Reserve Orchestra: A Cappella Choir: May Festival: Double Quartet: Chapel Pro- gram: Varieties: Parents' Night Program: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Program. HENRY GRATTON GALLAGHER. Hanover Twp. General. Hanover Twp.: Minstrels, Z: Dramatic Club: Chapel Speaker: Basketball: Manual Training Exhibit: Hi-Y: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit. Coughlin: Science Club: Senior Select Chorus. JOSEPH ALOYSIUS GALLAGHER. East End. College Technical. Journal Reporters' Association: President, Journal Reporters' As- sociation: President, French Club: Vice-President, Speakers' Club: Vice-President, Senior Select Chorus: Commercial Art Club, 2: Bank Cashiers' Association: Boots and Saddle Club: Science Club: Freshman Dramatic Club: Minstrels, 2: Varieties: Can- tata: Journal Campaign Speaker: May Festival. WILLIAM THOMAS GIBBONS. St. John's. College Technical. Let- termen's Club, : Track, : Varieties: Gym Exhibit: Manual Train- ing Exhibit. SAUL HAROLD GLOSSER. Grant Street. College Academic. Stamp Club. 4: President, Stamp Club: Treasurer, Stamp Club: Secre- tary, Stamp Club: Junior Ushers: German Club, 2: Commercial Art Club: Speakers' Club: Journal Campaign Speaker: Biology Club: Varieties: Welfare Pageant: Parents' Night Program: May Festival. LAWRENCE BERNARD GOODSTEIN. Grant Street. General. Bas- ketball Manager: Bowling Club: Lettermen's Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Journal Campaign Speaker: Speakers' Club: Fresh- man Orchestra: Reserve Orchestra: Freshman Dramatic Club: Stamp Club, 2: Science Club: Biology Club. WILLIAM JOHN GRACELY. St. Nicholas. General. Baseball, 2: Biology Club: Geography Club: Science Club: Gym Exhibit: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle Club: Swimming Club. EDGAR GRIFFITHS. Grant. General. Hi-Y: Bank Cashiers' As- sociation: Safety Club: Intramural Basketball: Swimming Club: Safety Patrol: Intramural Baseball: Minstrels. LEO HAROLD GUMIENNY. East End. General. Freshman Or- chestra: Reserve Orchestra: Intramural Basketball: Safety Coun- cil: Tumbling Team: Gym Exhibit: Football: Track: Lettermen s ' Club: Swimming Club: Commercial Art Club: Vice-President. Commercial Art Club: Boots and Saddle Club: May Festival: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Play: Minstrels: Science Club: Cantata. CHESTER STANLEY GUZEK. St. Stanislaus. College Academic. JAMES WALKER HARRINGTON. Union Street. General. Boots and Saddle Club: French Club: Lettermen's Club: Senior Select Chorus: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Baseball: Life-Saving Club. ACTIVITIES OF SEN IORS LOTTIE PATRICIA GAZINSKI IGWIAZDZINSKIJ. St. Peter 6. Paul. General. Journal Reporter: Boots and Saddle Club: Coughlin Cooking Club: Swimming Club: May Festival: Gym Show: gcfrisis: Girl Reserves: Fashion Show: Biology Club: Geography u . ANNE JOAN GILL. S. :S S. Memorial. General. Biology Club: Girl Reserves: Varieties: Geography Club: Typing Exhibit: May Festival: Sorosis: Gym Exhibit. BERTHA MATILDA GILL. East End. General. Girl Reserves. 3: Sewing Club, 2: Sorosis: Journal Reporter: Boots and Saddle Club: Bank Cashiers' Association: May Festival: Fashion Show, 2: Safety Council. ISABELLA CLARE GLOMB. Guthrie. General. Biology Club: Peplin Girl Reserves, 2: Boots and Saddle Club: Stamp Club: Gym Show: Sorosis: Coughlin Cooking Club. ELEANOR MARY GOERINGER. Courtright. College Academic. Secretary, Junior Class: Geography Club, 3: President, Geogra- ghy Club: Varsity Orchestra, 2: Leader, Varsity Orchestra: orosis, 3: President, Sorosis: Dance Committee: Speakers' Club: Biology Club. ETHEL GRUSKIN. Grant. Commercial. Biology Club: Geography Club, 2: Sorosis, 2: French Club: Typing Club: Typing Exhibit: May Day Festival: Girl Reserves: Senior Select Chorus. ELIZABETH PATRICIA HAGAN. S. 6. S. Memorial. College Aca- demic. Geography Club. 3: French Club. 2: Sorosis, 3: Senior Select Chorus: Peplin Girl Reserves, 4: Pianist, Peplin Girl Re- serves: Bank Cashiers' Association. 2. JEANETTE HALPER. Union Street. Commercial. Junior Ushers: Masquers, 2: Speakers' Club: Journal Campaign Speaker: Pub- licity Staff: Typing Exhibit: German Club, 2: A Cappella Choir: Choral Speaking: Typing Club: Welfare Campaign: Parents' Night Play. FLORENCE RITA HANNON. S. 6 S. Memorial. General. Senior Select Chorus: May Festival: Christmas Play: Cantata: Biology Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Swimming Club: Volleyball Team: Coughlin Cooking Club: Senior Party Committee: Sorosis. ROSEMARY MARGARET HANNON. S. 6. S. Memorial. Commercial. Junior Ushers: Junior Typing Club: French Club. 2: Swimming Club, 2: Geography Club, 2: Hobby Club: Safety Club, 2: Boots and Saddle Club: Secretary, Safety Club: Service Club, 2: Fashion Show, 3. RUTH MADELINE HANNON. S. 6- S. Memorial. Commercial. Busi- ness Staff, Board of Publications: Typing Club, 2: French Club. 2: Swimming Club: Hobby Club: Senior Select Chorus: Cantata: Journal Reporters' Association: Service Club: Fashion Show. GERTRUDE EMMA HAPEMAN. East End. Commercial. German Club: Junior Typing Club: Stamp Club: Coughlin Cooking Club: Swimming Club: Biology Club: Gym Exhibit: May Day Festival: Saiety Club: Geography Club. ROSE MARY HARRINGTON. Columbia. College Academic. Bank Cashiers' Association: Biology Club: French Club: Trifmqle Girl Reserves: Peplin Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle Club: Sorosis: Swimming Club: Geography Club: May Festival. ESTHER KATHRYN HARTLEY. East End. Commercial. Boots and Saddle Club: French Club, Z: Peplin Girl Reserves, 4: Senior Recreation Committee: Swimming Club: Cashiers' Association, 2: Junior Typing Club: Stamp Club: Coughlin Cooking Club: Safety Club. MARY ANN HARVEY. North. General. Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Play: Cantata: Bank Cashiers' Association: Sorosis: Peplin Girl Reserves, 2: Boots and Saddle Club: Cooking Club: Senior Party Committee. BEATRICE ELIZABETH HAVEY. Luzerne Hiqh. Commercial. May Day Festival: Biology Club: Swimming Club: Coughlin Cooking Club: Safety Club. WILLA JEAN HIBBARD. Grant. General. Varieties, 2: Chapel: Swimming Club. 2: Senior Select Chorus: A Cappella Choir: French Club: Junior Typing Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Biology Club: Senior Typing Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Geography Club: Cantata: Christmas Chorus: May Festival. CATHERINE ROSE HILL. St. John's. Commercial. Tyoing Staff, Board of Publications: Junior Ushers: President, Senior Typing Club: Iournal Reporters' Association: Bank Cashiers' Association: Sorosis: Typing Exhibit: Vice-President, Junior Typing Club. CATHERINE BEATRICE HOGAN. St. John's. Commercial. Fashion Show: Varieties: Christmas Play: Masguers: Chapel Program: Welfare Pageant: Parents' Night Thursday Art Club: Business Staff, Board of Publications: Senior Select Chorus: Cantata: Hobby Club. ANNA MARIE HOMZA. Sacred Heart. Commercial. Masauers, 2: German Club: Hobby Club: Stamp Club, Z: Freshman Dramatic Club: Biology Club: Geography Club: Swimming Club: Senior Play: Christmas Play: Service Club: Speakers' Club: Fashion Show. JAMES JOSEPH HAUGHNEY. Grant Ave. General. Track, 3: Mas- quers: Lettermen's Club: Varieties: Journal Reporters' Associa- tion: Science Club: Senior Select Chorus: Swimming Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Christmas Play: Choral Speaking: Safety ouncil. MICHAEL FRANCIS HAWRUSIK. St. Mary's. Commercial. Safety Council: Tumbling Team: Typing Exhibit. MALCOLM ALOYSIUS HEFFERNAN. St. John's. General. Track Team: Minstrels: Varieties: Science Club: Swimming Club: Senior Select lChorus: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle Club: Band: Safety Counci. RAYMOND JOSEPH HEFFREN. East End. Commercial. Freshman Orchestra: Safety Council: Geography Club: Science Club: Band: Swimming Club, 2: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle Club: Varieties: May Festival. JOHN WARREN HERRIOTTS. Laurel Run. General. Laurel Run: Sophomore Play: Vice-President, Sophomore Class: Volleyball. Coughlin: Football: Baseball: Art Club. PHILIP I-IEYCOCK. Courtright. General. Swimming Club, 2: Man- ual Training Exhibit, 2: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit: Hi-Y: Science Club, 2: Boots and Saddle Club: Tumbling Team. CHARLES ALBERT HIGHSMITH. G. A. R. College Technical. Junior Ushers: Secretary, Science Club: Masquers, 2: Journal Reporters' Association: President, Choir, 2: Christmas Program, 2: Chapel Oration: Speakers' Club: Choral Speaking Group: Journal Cam- paign Speaker: Play Director, Masquers: Manual Training Ex- hibit: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit: Chemistry Exhibit: Cafeteria Ushers: Treasurer, Journal Reporters' Association: Arbor Day Program: Thanksgiving Day Program. ROBERT FREDERICK HINES. East End. General. Baseball. 2: Boots and Saddle Club: Lettermen's Club: Track Team: Safety Club: Swimming Club. EARL FRANKLIN HINZ. Courtright. General. Commercial Art Club: Hi-Y: Manual Training Exhibit: Track. GEORGE FREDRICK HINZ. Courtright. General. Hi-Y, 3: Track: Lettermen's Club: May Festival: Boots and Saddle Club: Chem- istry Exhibit: Swimming Club: Science Club: Intramural Baseball. THOMAS FRANCIS HODOROWSKI. Grant Street. General. Hi-Y, 2: Journal Reporters' Association: Boots and Saddle Club: Swim- ming Club, 2: Swimming Team: Tumbling Team: Gym Exhibit: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit: May Festival. DONALD WILLIAM HOFFMAN. G. A. R. General. Swimming Club, 2: Hi-Y. 2: Science Club: Journal Reporters' Association: Me- chanical Drawing Exhibit: Boots and Saddle Club: Tumbling Team: May Festival. JOHN JOSEPH HOWE. S. G S. Memorial. General. Swimming Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Track: Intramural Basketball: Baseball: Gym Exhibit: Biology Club: Tumbling Team: Geogra- phy Club: May Festival: Safety Council: Journal Reporters' As- sociation: Lettermen's Club: Commercial Art Club: Science Club. MARTIN RICHARD I-IOWLEY. East End. General. Track: Intra- mural Basketball: Intramural Baseball: Safety Council: Swimming Club: Boots and Saddle Club: May Festival: Tumbling: Geogra- phy Club. CHARLES THOMAS HUEY. S. 6. S. Memorial. General. Varsity Orchestra, 3: Freshman Orchestra: Reserve Orchestra: Masquers, 2: Freshman Dramatic Club: Biology Club: Hi-Y: A Cappella Choir, 2: Freshman Council: Bank Cashiers' Association: Varie- ties, 2: Christmas Play: Speakers' Club: Chapel Program: Senior Select Chorus: Senior Choir: Typing Club: Iournal Campaign Speaker: Band, 4: Secretary, Band: Cantata: May Festival. SHELDON NORMAN HUTCHINSON. North Street. College Techni- cal. grt Club: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit: Stamp Club: Avia- tion lub. JOSEPH PHILIP IVANS. St. Mary's. College Technical. Science Club, 2: Journal Reporter, Science Club: French Club: Journal Reporter, French Club: Aviation Club: Swimming Club, 3: Stamp Club: Journal Reporters' Association: Chemistry Exhibit: Me- ilhalnical Drawing Exhibit: Cafeteria Usher: May Festival: Senior I- . SEYMOUR AARON JAFFE. Grant Street. General. Senior Select Chorus: Minstrels: Varieties: Bowling Club: Track: Christmas Play: Science Club: Hobby Club: Safety Council. FRANCIS PHILIP IEFYRIES. North Street. General. Bank Cashiers' Association: Minstrels: Operetta, 2: Gym Exhibit: Hi-Y, 2: Boots and Siaddle Club: Tumbling Team: Senior Select Chorus: Varie- ties, . CHARLES RALPH JENKINS. South Grant Ave. College Technical. Stage Crew: Commercial Art Club, 2: Vice-President, Commercial Art Club: Masouers: Science Club. 2: Lettermen's Club, 2: Track, 3: Varieties: Mezhanical Drawing Exhibit: Welfare Program: May Fe:tival. Thirty-three Thixty-tour Betty HORWITZ Regina INIAYCHOCK Louise IUZWIAK Sophie KARPINOL lane KEAY Marian HOWE Kathryn IACKSON Frances KABALKA Marie KATANY Elizabeth KEENAN lune HUGHES Esther HYMAN Isabel IOI-INS Elizabeth !0YCE Stella KADLUBOSKI Sarah KAPLAN Hannah KAUFER Martha KAZMERZYK Mary KELLY Helen KENNEDY Thdddeul HISCRVAGE Louis IEVITT William IOHNSON Edward IONES Richard JONES Thomas JONES William KANE Perry KARNOFSKY Carl KINDLER Alberi KLINE Robert KNELLY Anthony KOBUKOWSKI Lawrence KOCIK William KOLLAR Edward KOPEC Edward KOSKIE William KOZEMKO Iames KROTHE George KULP Roland LHNDMESSEH Thirty-ilvo l Olga KEPCHENE Amelia KIBLER Margaret KIRWAN Emily KISTLER Marguerite KITTRICK Thirty-six Jeanette KLINE Genevieve KOMPINSKI Margaret KORMOS Natalie KOSKO Sophie KOSTRZEWSKI Mary KOWALSKI Margaret KREHEL Iosephine KRENZEL Florence KRUZEI. Katherine KULICK Jean LAWLOH Georgia LEACACOS Norene LENAI-IAN Helen LEVITSKY Rose LEVY NI nouw. . DXGAN . - MCDON Al-u Hugh LENAHAN Ioseph LENTX Ioseph MACEKUBA loseph MACIAG Willard MA loseph MHRCKNBK Edward MARCO!!! Boberi Ruskin MAP? BBW Daniel MCGROARTY lame: 'McG William MEYEHS B Gene MCLAXN emaxd MILLHAN ThinY'89v.a ACTIVITIES CDF SENIORS BETTY FAY HORWITZ. Grant. General. Girl Reserves: May Fes- tival: Biology Club: Geography Club. MARIAN CLAIRE HOWE. S. 6. S. Memorial. General. Geography Club, 2: Stamp Club: Iournal Reporters' Association: Cooking Club: Freshman Dramatic Club: Fashion Show: Gym Exhibit: Iunior Typing Cluo: Typing Exhibit: Swimming Club, 2. IUNE DOROTHY HUGHES. S. G S. Memorial. General. Boots and Saddle Club: Swimming Club: Bowling Club: Tumbling Team: Biology Club: May Festival: Girl Reserves. ESTHER HYMAN. Grant. General. Girl Reserves: Sorosis: Boots and Saddle Club: May Festival: Gym Exhibit: Biology Club: Swimming Club: Geography Club. REGINA BARBARA INIAYCHOCK. St. Ioseph. General. Boots and Saddle Club: Safety Club: Swimming Club. 2: Geography Club: Gym Exhibit: May Festival: Biology Club: Sorosis, 2: Intramural Basketball: Coughlin Cooking Club: Music Week Program: Stamp Club: Dancing Class. KATHRYN HARRIET IACKSON. Union. College Academic. Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Program: May Festival: French Club: Chapel Solo: Cantata. ISABEL FANNIE IOHNS. East End. Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Treasurer, Boots and Saddle Club: French Club: Senior Recreation Committee: Peplin Girl Reserves: Christmas Play: Cantata: Music Week Festival: Iunior Typing Exhibit: Iunior Typing Club: Senior Typing Club: Fashion Show: Sorosis: Service Club: Gym Exhibit. ELIZABETH IOAN IOYCE. Holy Saviour. Commercial. German Club, 2: Cashiers' Association: A Cappella Choir, 2: Christmas Play: Iunior Typing Exhibit: Swimming Club: May Day Festival: Satety Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Fashion Show: Service Club: Gym Exhibit: Costume Committee: Biology Club: Music Week Program. LOUISE THERESA IUZWIAK. S. Grant Ave. General. Iournal Re- porters' Association: Science Club: Coughlin Cooking Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Cashiers' Association: Swimming Club, Z: Boots and Saddle Club. FRANCES ROSE KABALKA. Guthrie. Commercial. French Club: Varsity Basketball, 3: Girl Reserves: Geography Club: Gym Pageant: May Festival: Coughlin Cooking Club: Committee, Senior Tea: G. A. A.. 2: Iournal Reporter, G. A. A.: Iournal Reporters' Association. STELLA EMILY KADLUBOSKI. Guthrie. Commercial. German Club, Z: G. A. A., 3: Program Committee, Senior Tea: Girl Reserves: Volleyball, 4: Captain, Volleyball: May Festival: Committee, Freshman Hallowe'en Party: Coughlin Cooking Club. SARAH KAPLAN. Grant. General. Swimming Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Sorosis: Cooking Club: Basketball Team: Volleyball Team: Satety Club: Girl Reserves: Biology Club. SOPHIE LORRAINE KARPINOL. East End. Commercial. Secretary, German Club: Pianist, Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Play: Cantata: Iunior Typing Club: Typing Exhibit: May Festival: Swimming Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Sorosis: Geography Club: Biology Club: Gym Exhibit: Peplin Girl Reserves: Music Week Program: Thursday Art Club: Coughlin Cooking Club. MARIE MARLENE KATANY. South Grant Ave. General. Girl Re- serves, 2: Biology Club: May Festival: Safety Club: Gym Exhibit: Fashion Show. HANNAH LEE KAUFER. Union. Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Freshman Dramatic Club: Vice-President, Freshman Dramatic Club: French Club: Iunior Typing Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Sorosis: Biology Club: Safety Club. MARTHA DOROTHY ANN KAZMEBZYK. St. Stanislaus. Commercial. Boots and Saddle Club: Sorosis: Biology Club: Geography Club: May Festival: Music Week Program: Gym Exhibit: Peplin Girl Reserves: Coughlin Cooking Club: Freshman Dancing Class: Stamp Club. IANE CHARLOTTE KEAY. S. 61 S. Memorial. College Academic. Peplin Girl Reserves, 4: Iunior-Senior Outing Committee: Iunior Ushers: French Club, 2: Secretary, Girl Reserves: Geography Club, 2: Boots and Saddle Club: Sorosis: Swimming Club: Biology Club. ELIZABETH ANN KEENAN. S. 6: S. Memorial. General. Freshman Girl Reserves: Sorosis: Cooking Club: Gym Exhibit: Fashion Show: Biology Club: May Festival: Service Club. MARY AGNES KELLY. Ashley High. General. Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle Club: Swimming Club: Cantata: Christmas Play: Coughlin Cooking Club: Sorosis. HELEN AGNES KENNEDY. East End. Cgmmercial. Iunior Ushers: Iournal Reporters' Association, 2: Bank Cashiers' Association: Girl Reserves. 2: Biology Club: Geography Club, 2: Sorosis, Z: Swimming Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Dancing Class: May Festival: French Club. Thirty-eight TI-IADDEUS LOUIS IESCAVAGE. Columbia Ave. General. Iournal Reporters' Association: Safety Council: Track: Biology Club. LOUIS IAMES IEVITT. Courtright Ave. College Technical. Science Club, 2: French Club: Aviation Club: Swimming Club: Chemistry Exhibit: Manual Training Exhibit: Cafeteria Usher: Boots and Saddle Club: Hi-Y: May Festival: Lettermen's Club: Track. WILLIAM IOHNSON. S. G S. Memorial. College Technical. Swim- ming Club: Bowling Club: Hi-Y: Aviation Club: Manual Training Exhibit: Boots and Saddle Club: French Club: Cateteria Usher: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit: Science Club: Senior Recreation Committee. Satety Council: EDWARD CHRISTIAN IONES. Courtright. College Technical. Avia- tion Club: Science Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Hi-Y. RICHARD IONES. East End. General. Varsity Baseball, 3: Bowl- ing Team: Hi-Y, 2: Lettermen's Club: Basketball: Science Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Safety Patrol: Track: Intramural Basket- ball. THOMAS IOHN IONES. East End. College Technical. French Club: Iournal Reporters' Association: Hi-Y, 2: Band, 4: Reserve Or- chestra: Freshman Orchestra: Aviation Club, 2: Bowling Club: Varieties, 3: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit: Manual Training Ex- hibit: Chemistry Exhibit: Satety Council: Track, 2: Lettermen's Club: Swimming Club, 2. WILLIAM MARTIN KANE. S. G S. Memorial. College Academic. Varsity Orchestra, 4: Freshman Orchestra: Band, 4: Iunior Ushers: Biology Club: President, Biology Club: President, Band: Publicity Staff: Freshman Dramatic Club: Senior Play: Chapel Program: Minstrel Orchestra, 4: Iournal Reporters' Association: Treasurer, Iournal Reporters' Association: Geography Club: Iournal Reporter, Geography Club: Opera Orchestra: Cantata: A Cappella Choir: Senior Select Chorus: French Club: Bowling Club: Hi-Y: Sergeant at Arms, Hi-Y. PERRY IACK KARNOFSKY. Union Street. Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Junior Typing Club: Senior Typing Club. CARL PHILLIP KINDLER. St. Nicholas. General. ALBERT KLINE. Grant Street. General. Freshman Orchestra: Freshman Dramatic Club: Reserve Orchestra: Typing Club: Typing Exhibit: Senior Select Chorus: Science Club: Geography Club: Biology Club: Christmas Play: Safety Patrol: Intramural Baseball: Intramural Basketball: Chapel Program. ROBERT KNELLY. North Street. General. Stamp Club. ANTHONY EDWARD KOBUKOWSKI. Courtright Ave. General. President, German Club: Treasurer, Stamp Club: Bank Cashiers' Association, Z: Biology Club: Stamp Club, 4: German Club. 2: Track: Hi-Y: Intramural Baseball: Lettermen's Club. LAWRENCE MICHAEL KOCIK. Courtright Ave. Club: Baseball: Intramural Basketball: Track: Intramural Base- ball: Varieties: I-li-Y: Lettermen's Club. General. Biology WILLIAM IAMES KOLLAR. South Grant Ave. General. Senior Se- lect Chorus: Stage Crew: Science Club: Geography Club: Christ- mas Play: Boots and Saddle Club: May Festival: Safety Council: Biology Club: Intramural Baseball: Intramural Basketball. EDWARD ROBERT KOPEC. Guthrie. General. German Club, 2: Geography, 2: Hi-Y: Safety Council: Stamp Club: Publicity Stati: Intramural Baseball: Make-Up Committee: Parents' Night Pro- gram: Boots and Saddle Club: Freshman Council. EDWARD IOSEPH KOSKIE. Guthrie. General. Science Club: Swimming Club: Bowling Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Track: Geography Club: Lettermen's Club: Biology: Club Hi-Y: Tum- bling Team: Gym Exhibit. WILLIAM ROBERT KOZEMKO. S. G S. Memorial. General. Track: Bowling Club: Safety Council: Bank Cashiers' Association: Let- termen's Club: Intramural Basketball: Swimming Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Tumbling Team: Gym Exhibit: Senior Outing Com- mittee: Cateteria Usher: Iournal Reporters' Association. HERBERT JAMES KROTI-IE. Grant Street. General. Track, 2: In- tramural Basketbcxll, Z: Football: Lettermen's Club, 3: Boots and Saddle Club: Bank Cashiers' Association: Biology Club: Gym Exhibit: Safety Council: Safety Patrol: Hi-Y: Minstrels. GEORGE HARRISON KULP. Nanticoke. General. Bank Cashiers' Association: Bowling Team: Lettermen's Club: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Program: Geography Club: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle Club: Track: Boxing: Tumbling. ROLAND DANIEL LANDMESSER. East End. General. Hi-Y, 2: Swimming Club: Science Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Iournal Reporters' Association: Bank Cashiers' Association: Intramural Baseball: Intramural Basketball: Tumbling Team: Gym Exhibit. ACTIVITIES CDF SEN IDRS OIEGA KEPCHENE. Plains High. Commercial. Coughlin Cooking lub. AMELIA ELIZABETH KIBLER. S. 6 S. Memorial. General. Journal Reporters' Association, 2: Science Club: Coughlin Cooking Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Bank Cashiers' Association: Boots and Saddle Club. MARGARET LILLIAN KIRWAN. St. John's. Commercial. Peplin Girl Reserves: Typing Club: Junior Typing Exhibit: Biology Club: Gym Exhibit. EMILY MARGARET KISTLER. Union. General. G. A. A.: Girl Re- serves: Volleyball, 4: Varieties, 4: Boots and Saddle Club:. Senior Select Chorus: Geography Club: Hobby Club: Amateur Night. 2: Gym Exhibit: May Festival: Swimming Club, 3: Operetta. MARGUERITE ANN KITTRICK. East End. General. Journal Re- porters' Association: Bank Cashiers' Association: German Club: Swimming Club: Sorosis: Geography Club: Welfare Program: Christmas Program: Parents' Night Program: Coughlin Cooking Club. JEANETTE RENEE KLINE. Guthrie. Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Play: Chapel Program: German Club: Geogra- phy Club, 2: Girl Reserves, 2: May Day Festival: Sorosis: Biology Club: Gym Exhibit: Welfare Program: Cantata. GENEVIEVE ALICE KOMPINSKI. S. 6 S. Memorial. Commercial. Junior Ushers: Business Staff. Board of Publications: Journal Reporters' Association: Senior Typing Club: Junior Typing Club: Typing Exhibit: Boots and Saddle Club: French Club: Swimming Club: Coughlin Cooking Club. MARGARET ANN KORMOS. St. Mary's. Commercial. German Club. 2: Boots and Saddle Club: Swimming Club: Service Club. 4: Costume Committee: Fashion Show, 4: Junior Typing Exhibit: May Festival: Girl Reserves: Geography Club: Safety Club. NATALIE ANNE KOSKO. So. Grant Ave. Commercial. Girl Rc- serves: Boots and Saddle Club: May Festival: Gym Exhibit: Safety Club: Fashion Show. SOPHIE DOLORES KOSTRZEWSXI. Grant. Commercial. Junior Typing Exhibit: Junior Typing Club: German Club: Coughlin Cooking Club: Geography Club: Peplin Girl Reserves: Stamp Club: Biology Club: May Festival: Freshman Dancing Class. MARY KOWALSKI. Guthrie. Commercial. Junior Ushers: German Club, Z: Treasurer, German Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Swimming Club: Sorosis: Junior Typing Club: Biology Club: May gizyia Festival: Safety Club: Peplin Girl Reserves: Geography ll . MARGARET XREHEL. Sacred Heart. General. German Club, 2: Journal Reporters' Association: German Club: A Cappella Choir, 2: Christmas Play: Geography Club: May Festival: Service Club, 3: Biology Club. JOSEPHINE AGNES KRENZEL. St. Mary's. Commercial. Junior Typing Club: Coughlin Cooking Club: Geography Club: Stamp glub: Dancing Class: Peplin Girl Reserves: Biology Club: May estiva . FLORENCE RITA KRUZEL. St. Mary's. Commercial. Junior Typing Club: German Club, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Program: May Festival: Peplin Girl Reserves: Geography Club: Stamp Club: Service Club, 2: Coughlin Cooking Club: Fashion Show. KATHERINE KULICK. S. 6, S. Memorial. Commercial. Junior Ushers: French Club: President, Safety Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Swimming Club: Coughlin Cooking Club: Geography Club: Biology Club: Fashion Show: Service Club. JEAN MARIE LAWLOR. Holy Saviour. Commercial. Junior Ushers: Editorial Staff, Board of Publications. 2: Masguers, 3: Secretary, Masguers: Christmas Play, 3: Breidlin Skit: Journal Skit: Speak- ers' Club: Choral Group: Journal Campaign Speaker: Girl Re- serves, 4: President, Girl Reserves: Vice-President. Girl Reserves: Secretary, Inter-Club Council. GEORGIA MARY LEACACOS. Institute, Athens. Greece. College Academic. Geography Club: Thursday Art Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Swimming Club, 2: Peplin Girl Reserves: Peplin Newspaper Staff: Biology Club: French Club: Senior Recreation Committee. NORENE PATRICE LENAI-IAN. Sugar Notch High. General. Sugar Notch High: Chapel Program: Senior Play: Captain, Basketball: High School Assembly: Geography Club: Swimming Club. Coughlin: Typing Exhibit: Girl Reserves, 2: Gym Exhibit: Sorosis: May Festival. HELEN ELEANORE LEVITSKY. Grant. Commercial. Girl Reserves. 4: Swimming Club: Service Club. 2: Boots and Saddle Club: Sorosis: Senior Social Club: Varsity Volleyball: Fashion Show: Christmas Dance Committee: May Festival: Gym Exhibit: Stamp Club: Biology Club. ROSE LEVY. Grant. Commercial. Typing Staff, Board of Publica- tions: Swimming Club, 2: Junior Typing Club: Typing Exhibit: Fashion Show: Service Club, 2: May Festival: Gym Exhibit: Biology Club. HUGH HARRY LENAHAN. Guthrie. General. Boots and Saddle Club: Hi-Y, 3: Swimming Club: Science Club: Safety Council: Intramural Basketball: Biology Club: Gym Team: Gym Exhibit: May Festival: Typing Exhibit. JOSEPH ALFONSO LENTINI. North Street. General. Boots and Saddle Club: Track, 4: Football, Z: Lettermen's Club, 4: Bowling. 3: Captain, Bowling Team: Tumbling Team. 2: Intramural Bas- ketball: Basketball Manager. ROBERT JOSEPH LEWIS. South Grant. General. -Science Club: Hi-Y: Swimming Club: Tumbling Team: Gym Exhibit: Boots and Saddle Club: Geography Club. FRANK DOMNICK LOMBARDO. Columbia Ave. General. Bowling Club: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle Club: Swimming Club: Band: Re- serve Orchestra: Biology Club: Intramural Freshman Basketball: Track: Lettermen's Club. JOSEPH JOHN LUKACH. Sacred Heart. College Academic. Junior Ushers: German Club, 2: Masauers: Geography Club, 2: Science Club: Stamp Club: Publicity Staff, Board of Publications: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle Club: Freshman Council: Varieties: Parents' Night Program: Christmas Play: Biology Club: Make-Up Com- mittee. JOSEPH MACEKURA. Columbia Ave. General. Journal Reporters' Association: Stamp Club: Chemistry Exhibit: Science Club: Par- ents' Night Program: Senior Select Chorus: Varieties: Stage Crew: Track: Cantata. JOSEPH STANISLAUS MACIAG. St. Stanislaus. General. Band, 2: Varieties, 2: Bowling Club: Intramural Baseball: Intramural Basketball: Geography Club: Science Club: Stamp Club. WILLARD EUGENE MADIGAN. Union Street. General. Typing Club: President. Typing Club: Journal Reporters' Association: Science Club: Gvm Exhibit: Boots and Saddle Club: Hi-Y: Senior ielect Chorus: Christmas Play: Swimming Club: Typing Exhibit: antata. JOHN JAMES MALLOY. St. John's. General. Aviation Club: Hi-Y. 2: Treasurer, Hi-Y: Hi-Y Council: Bowling Club. 2: Varieties: Christmas Play: Junior Typing Club: A Canpella Choir: Mechani- cal Drawing Exhibit: Tvping Exhibit: Senior Select Chorus: Senior Recreation Committee. ERNEST JOSEPH MANCUSO. East End. General. Journal Report- ers' Association: Bank Cashiers' Association: Boots and Saddle Club: Swimming Club, 3: Geography Club: Gvm Exhibit: Tum- bling Team: Hi-Y. 3: Bowling Club: Science Club. AUSTIN MAPP. Strauss. College Technical. Senior Select Chorus, Christmas Play: Welfare Program: Science Club: Stamp Club: H1-Y, 3: Cantata: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit. JOSEPH JEROME MARCINAK. St. Stanislaus. General. Boots and Saddle Club: Hi-Y. 2: Geography Club: Outing Committee: Gvm Exhibit: Bowling Club: Science Club: Intramural Basketball: In- tramural Baseball: Track: Stamp Club: Swimming Club, 3: Radio Club: Journal Reporters' Association: Bank Cashiers' Association. EDWARD IOHN MARCONI. S. G S. Memorial. General. Tumbling Team: Track: Bowling Club: Gym Exhibit: Intramural Baseball: Boots and Saddle Club: Swimming Club: Bank Cashiers' Asso- ciation: Senior Select Chorus. ROBERT EUGENE MCDONALD. Holy Saviour. College Academic. Bank Cashiers' Association: Secretary, Bank Cashiers' Associa- tion: Dance Committee: Hi-Y: Science Club: Geography Club: Biology Club: Freshman Council. HUGH WILLIAM McGLYNN. S. :S S. Memorial. General. Swim- ming Club, 2: Lettermen's Club, 2: Radio Club: Safety Club. 2: Hobby Club: Bank Cashiers' Association: Track: May Day Fes- tival: A Cappella Choir: Freshman Orchestra. JAMES STEPHEN MCGRAW. Grant Street. General. Bowling Club: Boots: cindy Saddle Club: Geography Club: Lettermen's Club: rac : 1- . DANIEL JOSEPH MCGROARTY. East End. General. Varsity Base- ball, 3: Lettermen's Club, 3: Science Club: Hi-Y: Bowling Club: gisxgng: Wrestling: Tumbling Team: Gym Exhibit: Geography u . GENE ARTHUR MCLAIN. North Street. College Academic. Journal Reporters' Association: Freshman Orchestra: Band: French Club: Varieties: Senior Select Chorus. WILLIAM PAUL MEYERS. North Street. General. Science Club: Hi-Y: Geography Club: Gym Exhibit: Intramural Basketball: Bank Cashiers' Association: .Swimming Club. BERNARD JAMES MILLHAM. Columbia Ave. General. Varsity Football, 2: Basketball, 3: Track, 3: Tumbling Team: Junior Typing Club: Lettermen's Club: Gym Exhibit: Boxing: Wrestling: Safety Council: Swimming Club: Senior Typing Clu . ' 'rainy-mm Forty Marguerite LYNCH Bemadelle MacDONP.i.D Adeiberlha MBCHO Doris MA!-lTiN Genevieve Mc?-DP-RA Ariyne RMCOBMACK Margaret McGOUYLT'l Mary McGUORTY Maw A. McG-BOARTY Eiizabelh McBP-LE Lorena McHUGH Katherine 'McKEE Marian Mc!-AUGHK-KN Eiinor McMP.STER Rose MCNP-M35 Mmm mwxmxms Anim menus uhm mum Mme mamma Rose IMTCHYM- Iohn MIHMAK Stanley C. MISCAVAGE Stanley I. MISCAVAGE James MORAN Michael MORGAN Louis MORRIS Iohn MUNDY Paul NlEDZWIEClfI William NIEMAN Iczmas NTXON Ioleph NOVAK Cyril OKAL Andrew OLINTZ Robert OLSON Christopher O'MAI.I.EY Leo OSTHOSKY Anthony OTT Owen OWENS Iohn PACIOTTI Iohn PALENCHAR I-'oriy-one Grace MOI-IR Lucille MOORE Mildred MORAHAN Harriet MORITZ Agnes MOSSER Lena NARDONE Ann NAUT Celia NAVOLA Sally NAVOLA Renee NEUMAN Mary NICHOLAS Clare NIRKA Aileen O'DONNELL Elizabeih OGIN Mildred OLENIAK Forty-two Helen OHLOSKY Ida OSTROY Mcxrgurel PATRICIAN Elizabeth PATTERSON Dolores PAUL Edward PARK Thomas POWELL August REATINI Robert RITTS William BUNDLE James PENDERGAST Andrew PETERS Weido POVERONI Nazzareno PRESCUITTI Robert PRICE Stanley HADZIEWICZ Iohn REBRIK Leo HEMAKUS Felix RICE Jon ROLLINS Milton ROSNER Phillip ROTH Robert SCHAAL Robin SCHALLEH Norman SCHLONSKY Forty-three ACTIVITIES OF SENIORS MARGUERITE MILDRED LYNCH. North. Commercial. Junior Typing Club: Senior Typing Club: Swimming Club: Girl Reserves: May Festival: Senior Select Chorus: Cantata: Typing Exhibit: Boots and Saddle Club: Gym Exhibit: Biology Club. MARY BERNADETTE MacDONALD. West Pittston High. College Academic. Junior Ushers: Editorial Stait, Board of Publications: Publicity Statt, Journal: French Club, 2: Secretary, French Club: Girls' Varsity Basketball, 4: Senior Captain, Basketball. ADELBERT1-IA MAGDALENA MACHO. Grant. General. Biology Club: Service Club, 2: Variety Show. 2: Gym Exhibit: Fashion Show: Coughlin Cooking Club: Amateur Show, 2: Typing Exhibit: Volleyball Team. DORIS MAUREEN MARTIN. St. Stanislaus. Commercial. Girl Re- serves: Coughlin Cooking Club: Typing Exhibit: Senior Select Chorus: Contata: Christmas Play: Choral Speaking Group: Boots and Saddle Club: Swimming Club: May Festival. GENEVIEVE AGNES MCADARA. Holy Saviour. Commercial. Junior Ushers: Junior Typing Club: May Festival: Swimming Club: Sorosis: Senior Select Chorus: Freshman Dramatic Club: Mas- quers: Speakers' Club: Parents' Night Program: Chapel Program. ARLYNE McCORMACK. Oneonta High, N. Y. General. Meyers: Amateur Night: Swimming Exhibition: Sophomore Cabinet: Dra- matic Club: Volleyball Team: Art Club: Badminton Tournament. Coughlin: Girl Reserves: Peplin Girl Reserves: Sorosis. MARGARET MCGOURTY. North. Comercial. Girl Reserves. 4: President, Inter-Club Council: President, Secretary, Girl Reserves: Geography Club: Journal Reporter, Geography Club: Bank Cashiers' Association: Thursday Art Club. MARY ELIZABETH McGOURTY. St. John's. General. Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle Club: Swimming Club: Junior Typing Club: Sorosis: Thursday Art Club, Z: Girl Reserves, 3: Gym Exhibit: Geography Club: Biology Club: Christmas Play: Cantata. MARY ANN MCGROARTY. Plains High. General. Plains High: Basketball, Captain: Christmas Play: Chapel Program. Coughlin: May Festival: Sorosis: Boots and Saddle Club: Girl Reserves. ELIZABETH LOUISE Mc!-IALE. St. Mary's. General. Swimming Club, 3: President, Swimming Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Christmas Play: Senior Select Chorus: Geography Club: Typing Club: Gym Exhibit: Cantata. LORETTA ANN Mc!-IUGH. Holy Saviour. Commercial. Girl Re- serves, Z: Geography Club: Peplin Girl Reserves: May Festival: Service Club: Junior Typing Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Sorosis: Biology Club: Swimming Club. KATHERINE MARY McKEE. S. 6 S. Memorial. College Academic. Masquers, 2: Examining Board, Masquers: French Club, 2: Swim- ming Club, 2: Coughlin Cooking Club: Sorosis: Girl Reserves: Publicity Staff: Choral Speaking Group: Parents' Night Program. MARIAN HELEN MCLAUGHLIN. East End. Commercial. Junior Ushers: Editorial Statt, Board ot Publications: Author, Journal Skit: Journal Campaign Speaker: Speakers' Club: Masquers, 2: Christmas Play: Senior Play: Girl Reserves, 4: Treasurer, Girl Reserves: Junior Typing Club: Typing Exhibit. ELINOR WINIFRED MCMASTER. Pine Street. Commercial. Editorial Statt, Business Statt, Board oi Publications: Senior Select Chorus: Secretary, Senior Select Chorus: Soloist, Senior Cantata: Varie- ties, 4: Boots and Saddle Club: Sorosis, 3: Girl Reserves: Song Leader, Girl Reserves, 3: Saiety Council. ROSE MARIE MCNAMEE. St. John's. Commercial. Business Stati, Board of Publications: Girl Reserves, 4: Swimming Club, 3: Geography Club: Biology Club: Senior Social Club: Sorosis: Fashion Show: May Festival: Gym Exhibit: Stamp Club. ELIZABETH MARION McWILLIAMS. Courtright. College Academic. Junior Ushers: German Club, 2: Biology Club: Publicity Statt: Swimming Club: Sorosis: Geography Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Coughlin Cooking Club: Peplin Girl Reserves, 2. ARLINE ELIZABETH MERKLE. East End. Commercial. Geography Club: Peplin Girl Reserves: May Festival: Service Club: Junior Typing Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Christmas Play: Senior Select Chorus: Biology Club: Sorosis: Art Club. RHETA DOLORES MILLER. S. 6: S. Memorial. College Academic. Publicity Staff: French Club, 2: Swimming Club: Tumbling Team: Basketball Team, 2: G. A. A., 3: Vice President, G. A. A.: Gym Exhibit: Girl Reserves: Coughlin Cooking Club: Sorosis. MARIE PAULA MIRMAK. Sacred Heart. College Academic. Mas- quers: German Club: Geography Club: Treasurer, Geography Club: Peplin Girl Reserves: Newspaper Stait, Girl Reserves: Swimming Club: May Festival: Senior Select Chorus. ROSE ANGELINE MITCHELL. S. 6 S. Memorial. General. Peplin Girl Reserves: Geography Club: Christmas Play: Coughlin Cook- ing Club: G. A. A., 3: Volleyball: May Festival: Fashion Show: Service Club: Senior Select Chorus: Basketball. Forty-Iour JOHN BERNARD MIRMAK. Sacred Heart. General. Reserve Or- chestra, 2: Masquers, 2: Speakers' Club: Chapel Oration: Journal Campaign Speaker: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle Club: Science Club. STANLEY CHARLES MISCAVAGE. Guthrie. General. Junior Typing Club: Band, 4: Reserve Orchestra, 3: Freshman Orchestra: Geography Club: Hi-Y: Varieties. STANLEY JOSEPH MISCAVAGE. S. 6 S. Memorial. General, Stage Crew: Journal Reporters' Association: Science Club: Track: Let- termen's Club: Chemistry Exhibit. JAMES ALOYSIUS MORAN. South Grant. College Technical. Varsity Football, 4: Track. Z: Baseball, 2: French Club: Letter- men's Club, 4: Boxing: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit: Chemistry Exhibit: Swimming Club: Intramural Basketball: Gym Exhibit. MICHAEL MORGAN. Columbia Ave. General. Varsity Orchestra: 3: President, Varsity Orchestra: Band, 4: Minstrels, 3: H1-Y: Amateur Show, 2: Varieties: May Festival: Reserve Orchestra: Journal Reporter, Reserve Orchestra: Freshman Orchestra: Jour- nal Reporter, Freshman Orchestra: Geography Club: Hobby Club: Opera: Freshman Council: Bowling Club, 3. LOUIS MORRIS. South Grant Ave. General. Track: Bowling Club, 2: Biology Club: Bank Cashiers' Association, 3: Geography Club: Safety Club: Swimming Club: Lettermen's Club: Boots and Sad- dle Club: May Festival: Gym Exhibit: Intramural Tumbling: Senior Recreation Committee. JOHN WARREN MUNDY. East End. General. Boots and Saddle Club: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit: Cafeteria Usher: Manual Training Exhibit. PAUL PETER NIEDZWIECKI. St. Marv's. Commercial. Junior Typ- ing Club: Typing Exhibit: Track: Swimming Club. WILLIAM JOHNS NIEMAN. S. 6: S. Memorial. General. Science Club: Biology Club: Typing Exhibit: Cafeteria Usher: Swimming Club: Safety Council: Intramural Basketball: Field Exhibit: Tum- bling Team: May Festival: Manual Training Exhibit. JAMES NIXON. Laurel Run High School. General. Laurel Run: Baseball, Z: Christmas Play. Coughlin: May Festival. JOSEPH JOHN NOVAK. Columbia Ave. College Technical. Avia- tion Club, 2: President, Aviation Club: Bank Cashiers' Associa- tion: Chemistry Exhibit: Lettermen's Club: Track: Manual Train- ing Exhibit: Stage Crew: French Club. CYRIL METHODIUS OKAL. Grant. Commercial. Junior Typing Club: Baseball: Typing Exhibit: Track: Biology Club: Safety Patrol: Gym Exhibit: Intramural Basketball. ANDREW ROBERT OLINTZ. S. 6: S. Memorial. General. Bank Cashiers' Association Lite Saving Club, 3: German Club: Tum- bling Team: Senior Select Chorus: Lettermen's Club, 2: Swim- ming Club, 3: Hi-Y: Track: Junior Typing Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Choral Speaking: May Festival: Christmas Program. ROBERT HAROLD OLSON. Guthrie. Commercial. Mantle Orator: Editorial Staff, Board ot Publications: Chapel Orations, 3: Wel- fare Program Chronicler: Speakers' Club: Journal Skit: Journal Campaign Speaker: Journal Reporters' Association: Bank Cash- iers' Association: Hi-Y, 2: President, I-Ii-Y: Varieties: Cantata. JAMES CHRISTOPHER O'MALLEY. St. Nicholas. College Technical. Editor-in-Chief, Board of Publications: Editorial Staff, Board of Publications, 3: Masquers, 2: President, Masquers: French Club, 2: Vice-President, French Club: Speakers' Club: Senior Dance Committee: Hi-Y, 3: Junior Ushers: Aviation Club, 2: Secretary, Aviation Club: Stamp Club, 3: Vice-President, Stamp Club: Com- mercial Art Club, 3. LEO EDWARD OSTROSKY. Guthrie. General. Geography Club: Junior-Senior Outing Committee: Bowling Club: Commercial Art Club, Z: Art Staff, Board ot Publications, Z: Art Exhibit, 4: Swimming Club. ANTHONY OTT. St. Nicholas. College Technical. Masquers: Senior Play: Speakers' Club: Science Club: Hi-Y: Minstrels: Varieties: Choral Speaking: Chapel Oration: Journal Campaign Speaker: Senior Select Chorus: Track: May Festival: Lettermen's Club: Manual Training Exhibit: Christmas Program: Arbor Day Pro- gram: Benjamin Franklin Day Program. EDWARD OWEN OWENS. Laurel Run Boro. General. JOHN PACIOTTI. S. 6 S. Memorial. General. Bank Cashiers' As- sociation: Science Club, 2: Junior Typing Club: Journal Reporters' Association: Bowling Club: Geography Club: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle Club: Intramural Tumbling: Swimming Club: Christmas Program: Intramural Football: Senior Select Chorus. JOHN JOSEPH PALENCHAR. Sacred Heart. General. Science Club' Radio Club. ACTIVITIES CDF SEN ICDRS GRACE MAE MOI-IR. S. 6. S. Memorial. General. Thursday Art Club: Service Club. 2: Fashion Show: Peplin Girl Reserves: Sorosis, 2. LUCILLE ESTHER MOORE. Laurel Run. General. Laurel Run: Secretary, Freshman Class: Secretary, Sophomore Class: In- tramural Volleyball: Intramural Basketball: Christmas Play: Chapel Program. Coughlin: Girl Reserves: May Festival. MILDRED JOSEPHINE MORAHAN. St. Nicholas. Commercial. Pep- lin Girl Reserves, 4: Inter-Club Council Representative: Swim- ming Club: Journal Reporter: Sorosis: Geography Club: Journal Reporters' Association: Basketball: G. A. A.: Gym Exhibit: Fashion Show. I-IARRIET RUTH MORITZ. North. General. Biology Club: Geogra- phy Club: Freshman Dramatic Club: Peplin Girl Reserves, 4: Sorosis: Senior Select Chorus: Thursday Art Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Typing Club: Typing Exhibit: Swimming Club. AGNES THERESE MOSSER. East End. Commercial. Journal Cam- paign Speaker: Senior Typing Club: Speakers' Club: Chapel Program: Choral Speaking Group: German Club, Z: Sorosis: May Festival: Journal Reporters' Association: Geography Club. LENA MARY NARDONE. G. A. R. General. Biology Club: Fresh- man Dramatic Club: Geography Club: Swimming Club: Peplin Girl Reserves, 4: Sorosis: Thursday Art Club: Boots and Saddle gltiilb: Tumbling Team: Fashion Show: Gym Exhibit: Typing x ibit. ANN MARIE NAUT. East End. General. Geography Club, 2: Pep- lin Girl Reserves, 2: Coughlin Cooking Club: Swimming Club: Stamp Club: Sorosis: Volleyball: May Festival: Safety Council: Boots and Saddle Club. CELIA ESTELLE NAVOLA. S. 6. S. Memorial. General. May Fes- tival: Sorosis: Swimming Club: Biology Club: Geography Club: Girl Reserves. SALLY ROSALIE NAVOLA. S. 6. S. Memorial. General. Biology Club: Geography Club, 2: Sorosis, 2: Swimming Club, 2: May Festival: Christmas Play: Senior Select Chorus: Junior Typing Club: Girl Reserves. RENEE FRANCOISE NEUMAN. North. College Academic. Editorial Stott, Board of Publications, 3: Assistant Editor, Journal: Man- ager, Basketball, 3: G. A. A., 3: Treasurer, G. A. A.: Junior- Senior Outing Committee: Boots and Saddle Club: French Club. 2. MARY ANN NICHOLAS. S. 6 S. Memorial. General. Safety Coun- cil: Gym Exhibit: Dancing Class: Fashion Show: May Festival: Service Club: Biology Club: Sorosis: Geography Club: Girl Re- serves: Coughlin Cooking Club: Christmas Program: Senior Select Chorus. HELEN CLARE NIRKA. Courtright. College Academic. Girl Re- serves, 3: Program Committee. Valentine Dance: Geography Club: Christmas Program, 2: Varieties, 3: May Festival: Chapel grrivlgiam: Parents' Night Program: Basketball: Tumbling: Gym x i it. AILEEN JOAN O'DONNELI.. Holy Saviour. General. Secretary, Hobby Club: Hobby Club: Biology Club: Varieties, 3: Gym Ex- hibit, 2: Tumbling Team: Amateur Show, 2: Boots and Saddle Club: Safety Council: Typing Exhibit: Chapel Program: Christ- mas Dance Program: Thanksgiving Program. ELIZABETH MARGARET OGIN. St. John's. College Academic. Pep- lin Girl Reserves: Publicity Staff, Journal: Geography Club: Biology Club: Sorosis, 2: Senior Recreation Committee. MILDRED AMELIA OLENIAK. Guthrie. Commercial. Junior Ushers: German Club, 2: Peplin Girl Reserves. 2: Geography Club: Service Club, 2: Typing Exhibit: Fashion Show, 4: Parents' Night Program: Chapel Program: Gym Exhibit: Swimming Club. HELEN ANNA ORLOSKY. St. Stanislaus. serves: Coughlin Cooking Club: Biology Club: Geography Club: Swimming Club: Intra- Commercial. Girl Re- May Festival: Boots and Saddle Club: mural Basketball: Gym Exhibit: Art Club: Fashion Show: Par- ents' Night Program: Chapel Program. IDA MARION OSTROY. Grant. General. G. A. A.: Varsity Volley- ball Team: Sorosis: Service Club: Badminton: Gym Exhibit. MARGARET PATRICIAN. Courtright. Commercial. Masquers, 2: G. A. A., 3: President, G. A. A.: Girl Reserves, 2: Service Club, 2: Sorosis, 2: Varieties: Speakers' Club: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Program: Geography Club, 2: Chapel Oration: Biology Club: Journal Campaign Speaker: Gym Exhibit: May Festival: Basketball Team: Volleyball. ELIZABETH JANE PATTERSON. St. John's. Commercial. Service Club, 2: Fashion Show, 3: Girl Reserves, 4: Sorosis, 3: Chapel Program: Art Exhibit: Parents' Night Program: Bank Cashier: May Festival. DOLORES YVONNE PAUL. Union. College Academic. Junior Ushers: French Club: Girl Reserves. 3: Inter-Club Council Repre- sentative: Peplin Girl Reserves: Business Staff, Board of Publi- cations, 3: Journal Reporters' Association, 3: Bank Cashiers' As- sociation. 3: Boots and Saddle Club: Varieties: Operetta. ELWOOD EDWARD PARK. Oliver. General. Swimming Club. 2: Science Club: Varsity Baseball: Radio Club: Biology Club: Hi-Y. JAMES FRANCIS PENDERGAST. Courtright. College Technical. President, Senior Class: Minstrels: Football. 4: Co-Captain, Foot- ball: Track, 3: Lettermen's Club. 4: French Club: Safety Council: Hi-Y, 3: Gym Exhibit, 2: Senior Select Chorus: President, Senior Select Chorus: Intramural Basketball: Swimming Club, 2: Hi-Y Council. ANDREW PETERS. Grant Street. General. Varsity Football, 3: Outing Committee: Senior Select Chorus: Boxing: Wrestling: Gym Exhibit: Track, 4: Lettermen's Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Bowling Club: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Baseball. WEIDO GUY POVERONI. S. 6 S. Memorial. General. Christmas Play: Lettermen's Club: Track: Commercial Art Club, 2: Art Exhibit, 3: Boys' Swimming Club: May Festival: Tumbling Team: Junior Typing Club: Cafeteria Usher: Journal Reporters' Associa- tion: Life-Saving Club. THOMAS HENRY POWELL. S. :S S. Memorial. General. Baseball, 2: Bowling Club: Junior Typing Club: Senior Typing Club: Cafeteria Usher: Hi-Y: Senior Select Chorus: Bank Cashiers' As- sociation: Safety Council: Lettermen's Club: Christmas Chorus: Typing Exhibit: Boots and Saddle Club. NAZZARENO CARL PRESCIUTTI. S. 6. S. Memorial. General. Track: Lettermen's Club: Junior Typing Club: Commercial Art Club: Senior Typing Club: Tumbling Team: Assistant Bank Cashier: Art Exhibit: Cafeteria Usher: Swimming Club: May Festival. ROBERT TRACY PRICE. East End. General. Geography Club: Junior Typing Club: Cafeteria Usher: Journal Reporters' Associa- tion: Typing Exhibit. STANLEY JOHN RADZIEWICZ. St. Stanislaus. General. Masquers: Junior Typing Club: Service Committee: Varieties: Biology Club: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Play: Swimming Club: Typing Exhibit: Bowling Club: Stamp Club: Senior Life-Saving: Intra- mural Basketball. AUGUST IOSEPH REATINI. Grant Street. Commercial. Radio Club: Journal Reporter, Radio Club: Geography Club: Junior Typing Club: Junior Typing Exhibit: Boots and Saddle Club: Biology Club. JOHN JOSEPH REBRIK. St. Mary's. General. Biology Club: Com- mercial Art Club: Geography Club: Science Club: Stamp Club. LEO WILLIAM REMAKUS. Wilkes-Barre Township. General. Com- mercial Art Club, 4: Treasurer. Commercial Art Club: Science Club: Swimming Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Art Exhibit, 4: Junior and Senior Outing Committee: Safety Council. FELIX ALBERT RICE. Grant Street. General. Track: Baseball: Typing Exhibit: Safety Council: Gym Exhibit: Biology Club: Geography Club: Radio Club. ROBERT CHARLES RITTS. East End. General. Bank Cashiers' As- sociation: Junior Typing Club: Track: Swimming Club: Journal Reporters' Association: Hi-Y: May Festival: Biology Club. ION WILLIAM ROLLINS. G. A. R. General. MILTON ROSNER. Guthrie. College Academic. Board oi Publica- tions, 4: Journal and Breidlin Editorial Stafis. 4: Journal Report- ers' Association, 4: Lettermen's Club: Journal Reporter, Letter- men's Club: Program Committee, 2: Masquers, 2: Speakers' Club: French Club, 2: Boots and Saddle Club: Science Club. PHILLIP ROTH. Grant Street. College Academic. Masquers. 2: Senior Play: Bank Cashiers' Association: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Play: Journal Campaign Speaker: Speakers' Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Dance Committee. WILLIAM ALFRED RUNDLE. S. 6. S. Memorial. College Academic. Varsity Orchestra, 3: Band. 4: Freshman Orchestra: Masquers, 2: Freshman Dramatic Club: I-Ii-Y: French Club: Geography Club: Freshman Council: Journal Reporters' Association: Varieties, 2: Minstrel Orchestra: Opera Orchestra: Amateur Show Orchestra, 2. ROBERT JOHN SCHAAL. Courtright Ave. General. Biology Club: Geography Club: Gym Exhibit: Baseball: Basketball: Track. ROBERT MAURICE SCI-IALLER. Guthrie. College Technical. Head Bank Cashier: Junior Ushers: Senior Play: Football, 2: Track, 4: Lettermen's Club, 4: Stamp Club, 4: President, Stamp Club: Journal Reporters' Association: Journal Reporter, Stamp Club, 2: Varsity Orchestra, 3. NORMAN SCHLONSKY. Grant Street. Commercial. Geqqr hy' Club, 2: Radio Club: Treasurer, Radio Club: German grub: Boots and Saddle Club: Biology Club: Typing Exhibit. Forty-tive Forty-six Iune PEARSON Margaret PEARSON Mildred PETRICK Anne PETHO Annette: PHILLIPS Antoinette PHILLIPS Eunice PIKARSKY Margaret POLEN Arm POPOVICH Idne POWELL Mary PRICE Mary RADZIEWICZ Nuthalicx RAYKOSKI Elizabeth REESE lean REYNOLDS Marie HEUDELHUBER Iayne RHODES Elva RIEMENSNYDER Lorraine RITTER Catherine HOSE Vincent SEGAR Kohn SHELEFKA Chelier SHILINSKI irvinq SKLVEH Wdlier SKAWSKY Andrew SKORDINSKK Georqe SLACHTA lohn SMARSH Roland SMITH 'Earl SNYDER George SNYDER Thomas SOLEY luck STEWART Thomdl SWEXNBERG iohn SYRON Vincinl TBNSKI Robe!! THOMPSON I-O0 TOLOCZKO Edward TRBINOH Andrew UNGVBRSKY I-'ony.sev.n FonY'Bigh' Esther HOSENBP-UM Ruth BUSHTON Mutitda SABA Hman SAVYYSKY C1610 SAYMP-N Amelia SHERXDAN Elsie SHOLONSKK Constance SHOLVXNSKK ieunette SXCHERMAN Ruth SXRKKN Maria SLAVKNSKK Kathryn SNEE Betty SOBBEB Dorothy STANTON Ann STABOSTOVXCH Annu STATION Lityan STE-UGO Eunice STEPHENS Ann STONE-HAM Betty STRANGE. if Bernard UHAM Alban WALL Samuel WASNICK Walter WASNIAKOWSKI Albert WILLIAMS Iohn WILLIAMS Waller WILLIAMS Iohn WITKOWSKI Clifford WRIGHT Edward YANCHUK Thomas YANCHUNAS Harold YOUNG Morris ZACI-IAR Michael ZALEY Ioleph ZAWADSKI Anthony ZAYKOSKI Thomas ZELINSKI Edward ZIPKO John ZYCH Forty-nine ACTIVITIES CDF SENIGRS IUNE NATALIE PEARSON. Courtright. General. Senior Select Chorus: Service Club, Z: Iournal Reporters' Association: Sorosis: Thursday Art Club: Senior Recreation Committee: Fashion Show: Parents' Night Program. MARGARET CLARA PEARSON. North. Commercial. Biology Club: Girl Reserves, 4: Gym Exhibit: Sorosis: Geography Club: Boots and Saddle Club: May Festival: Typing Club: Typing Exhibit: Art Club: Fashion Show. MILDRED IOSEPHINE PETRICK. Guthrie. Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Gym Exhibit, 2: Fashion Show, 2: Typing Exhibit: Iunior Typing Club: Sorosis: Swimming Club: Peplin Girl Reserves: Volleyball, 2: Basketball, 2: May Festival: Parents' Night Pro- gram. ANNE EMILIE PETRO. Guthrie. General. Biology Club: Swim- ming Club: Gym Exhibit: Iournal Reporters' Association, 3: G. A. A.: Safety Council: Fashion Show: Peplin Girl Reserves: S-:ervice Club: Parents' Night Program: May Festival: Dancing ass. ANNETTA IOAN PHILLIPS. East End. General. Gym Exhibit: Girl Reserves: Sorosis: Geography Club: Biology Club: May Festival: Typing Exhibit. ANTOINETTE DOLORES PHILLIPS tACACIOl. Grant. General. Geography Club: Hobby Club: Girl Reserves, Z: Senior Select Chorus: May Festival: Choral Speaking Group: Speakers' Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Amateur Show: Cantata: Senior Dance Committee. EUNICE PIKARSKY. Grant. General. Biology Club: Sorosis: Stamp Club: Biology Exhibit: Peplin Girl Reserves: Dancing Class. MARGARET ROSE POLEN. East End. General. Gym Exhibit: Girl Reserves: Biology Club: Sorosis: Geography Club: May Festival: Typing Club: Typing Exhibit. ANN CELIA POPOVICH. St. Mary's. Commercial. Peplin Girl Re- serves: Sorosis: Iunior Typing Club: Gym Exhibit. 2: Fashion Show: Parents' Night Program: Typing Exhibit: May Festival: Biology Club: Intramural Basketball: Secretary, Safety Club. JANE COLLEEN POWELL. S. 6. S. Memorial. General. Girl Re- serves Sorosis: May Festival: Biology Club: Secretary, Safety Club. MARY ANN ROSE PRICE CPEWORCHIIU. S. 61. S. Memorial. Com- mercial. Sorosis: Geography Club: Biology Club: Senior Select Chorus: Gym Exhibit: Intramural Basketball: Volleyball, 2: Tumbling: Art Club: Girl Reserves: Fashion Show: Cantata: Swimming Club. MARY ANN GERTRUDE RADZIEWICZ. St. Stanislaus. Commercial. Biology Club: Senior Select Chorus: Typing Exhibit: Badminton Tournament: German Club: Bowling Club: Iunior-Senior Outing gommittee: Boots and Saddle Club: Sorosis: Girl Reserves: antata. NATHALIA CONSTANCE RAYKOSKI. Union. General. Biology Club: Varieties, 3: Sorosis, 2: Masquers, 2: Girl Reserves, 3: Sergeant-at-Arms, Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle Club: Ser- geant-at-Arms, Boots and Saddle Club: Senior Select Chorus: Sergeant-at-Arms, Senior Select Chorus. ELIZABETH IANE REESE. S. 6 S. Memorial. General. Boots and Saddle Club: Swimming Club: Sorosis, 2: Biology Club: Typing glub: .ifyping Exhibit: Geography Club: Girl Reserves: Safety ounci . IEAN ISABELLE REYNOLDS. Courtright. Commercial. Girl Re- serves, 4: Treasurer, Girl Reserves: Bank Cashiers' Association, 3: Fashion Show, 4: Service Club, 2: Boots and Saddle Club: Sorosis, 3: May Festival: Parents' Night Program, 3: Chapel Program: Biology Club: Committee, Opera. 3: Committee, Min- strels, 3. MARIE IANE REUDELHUBER. S. 6- S. Memorial. General. Girl Re- serves: Iournal Reporter: Geography Club: Swimming Club: Sorosis, Z: Boots and Saddle Club: Biology Club: May Festival: Senior Dance Committee. MARY IANE RHODES. S. 6: S. Memorial. General. Sorosis, 2: Girl Reserves, 2: Biology Club: Senior Select Chorus: Welfare Pro- gram: Freshman Dramatic Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Safety Council: May Festival: Christmas Chorus: Cantata: Swimming Club: French Club. ELVA ARLINE RIEMENSNYDER. East End. Commercial. Speakers' Club: German Club: Songleader, German Club: Iournal Cam- paign Speaker: Hobby Club: Sorosis: Choral Speaking Group: Bank Cashier: Chapel Program: Biology Club: Gym Exhibit: May Festival: Typing Exhibit. LORRAIN ELIZABETH RITTER. Courtright. College Academic. G. A. A., 3: President, G. A. A.: Treasurer, G. A. A.: French Club, 2: Secretary, French Club: Service Club. 3: Geography Club, 3: Sorosis, 3: Peplin Girl Reserves, 3: Varsity Basketball, 4: Cap- tain, Iunior Basketball. , CATHERINE AUGUSTA ROSE. Columbia. General. Girl Reserves. 3: Vice President, Boots and Saddle Club: Vice President, Girl Reserves: Secretaxrlyla Biology Club: Breidlin Skit: G. A. A.. 3: glaibketball: Swim q Club, 2: Sorosis, 2: Bowling Club: Stamp rm-1 VINCENT ALBERT SEGAR. Grant Street. College Technical. Senior Play: Masguers, 2: Treasurer, Masquers: Science Club, 2: Presi- dent, Science Club: Christmas Play: Iournal Campaign Speaker: Commercial Art Club, 2: Business Staff, Board of Publications: Manager, Track Team: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit, 2: Stamp Club, 3: President, Stamp Club. IOHN PAUL SHELEFKA. East End. General. Football, 2: Track, 3: Lettermen's Club, 4: Baseball: Boots and Saddle Club: Hi-Y: Bowling Club: Tumbling Team: Swimming Club: Iunior-Senior Outing Committee: Dancing Class: Boxing. CHESTER GEORGE SHILINSKI. St. Mary's. General. Senior Select Chorus: Science Club: Cantata: Christmas Program. IRVING SILVER. Grant Street. Commercial. Typing Club: Typing Exhibit: Radio Club: Vice-President, Radio Club: Biology Club. WALTER CHARLES SKAWSKI. Union. Commercial. Cheer Leader: Geography Club: Biology Club: Radio Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Typing Exhibit: Iunior Typing Club: Wrestling Team. ANDREW METRO SKORDINSKI. S. 6 S. Memorial. General. Gym Exhibit: Safety Council: Cafeteria Usher: Iournal Reporters' As- sociation: Swimming Club: Iunior-Senior Outing Committee: In- tramural Freshman Basketball: Tumbling Team. GEORGE ANDREW SLACHTA. Guthrie. College Technical. Science Club, 2: Treasurer, Science Club: Aviation Club. 3: Treasurer. Aviation Club: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit: Manual Training Exhibit: Track: Dancing Class: Stamp Club. 4: Baseball Cus- todian: Intramural Baseball: Cafeteria Usher: Biology Club: Art Display: Art Club: Geography Club, 2. IOHN SMARSH. S. 6. S. Memorial. General. Iunior Ushers: Speak- ers' Club: Hi-Y: Iournal Campaign Speaker: Life-Saving Club. 2: Iournal Reporters' Association: Swimming Club, 3: Iournal Re- porter, Swimming Club: Chapel Oration: Science Club: Iunior Typing Club: Typing Exhibit: Safety Council: Bowling Club: Geography Club: Captain, Bowling Team. ROLAND DELBERT SMITH. S. 6. S. Memorial. General. Iunior Ushers. EARL WILLIAM SNYDER. North Street. General. Geography Club: Science Club: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Program: Safety Council: Hi-Y: Cantata. GEORGE I-'REDRIC SNYDER. East End. General. Science Club: Iournal Reporters' Association: Swimming Club. THOMAS HENRY SOLEY. Grant Street. General. Iunior Typing Club: Biology Club: Science Club. IOHN RICHARD STEWART. Courtright Ave. College Technical. Editorial Staif, Board ot Publications, 2: Hi-Y, 3: Vice-President, I-Ii-Y: Masquers, 2: President, Masquers: Examining Board, Mas- guers: Aviation Club, 2: Freshman Dramatic Club: Bank Cash- iers' Association, 2: Iournal Reporters' Association. 3: A Cap- pella Choir: Senior Select Chorus: French Club, 2. THOMAS HENRY SWEINBERG. Courtright Ave. Commercial. Geography Club: Stamp Club. 2: Hi-Y: Christmas Play: Welfare Program: Biology Club: German Club: Parents' Night Program: May Festival. IOHN JOSEPH SYRON. St. Iohn's. College Technical. French Club: Iournal Reporters' Association: Senior Hi-Y, 2: Bowling Club, 2: I-Ii-Y Council: Secretary, Hi-Y Council: Varieties: Track, 2: Foot- ball: Lettermen's Club: Chemistry Exhibit: Manual Training Exhibit: Swimming Club. VINCENT JOSEPH TANSKI. Columbia Ave. General. Lettermen's Club, Z: Science Club. 2: Swimming Club, 2: Hi-Y: Radio Club: Aviation Club: Manual Training Exhibit: Intramural Basketball: Student Manager, Football: Safety Council. ROBERT THOMPSON. Grant Street. General. Biology Club: Science Club: Swimming Club: Radio Club: Bowling Club: Baseball. LEO IOSEPH TOLOCZKO. St. Mary's. Commercial. Iournal Re- porters' Association: Biology Club: Radio Club: Safety Council. EDWARD TRAINOR. So. Grant Ave. General. Masquers: Hi-Y, 3: Sergeant-at-Arms, I-Ii-Y: Minstrels, Z: Lettermen's Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Hobby Club: Senior Dance Committee: Cheer Leader, 2: Varieties: Christmas Program: Amateur Show: Senior Select Chorus: A Cappella Choir: Chapel Program: Swimming Club: May Festival. ANDREW IULIUS UNGVARSKY. Sacred Heart. Commercial. Ger- man Club: Senior Dance Committee: Swimming Club, 2: Hobby Club: Masquers: Minstrels, Z: Varieties: Band, 2: Parents' Night Program: Welfare Program: Typing Exhibit: Banquet Usher: Hi-Y: Radio Club: Boots and Saddles Club: Sophomore Committee: Dancing Class: May Festival: Make-Up Committee. ACTIVITIES OF SEN IORS ESTHER JOAN ROSENBAUM. Grant. Commercial. Bank Cashiers' Association: Boots and Saddle Club: Biology Club: Biology Ex- hibit: Gym Exhibit: Typing Exhibit: Fashion Show: Tumbling Team: Girl Reserves. 4: G. A. A., 2: Basketball Tournament. RUTH MARY RUS!-ITON. Holy Saviour. Commercial. German Club: Senior Typing Club: Journal Reporter, Typing Club: Freshman Volleyball: Basketball Tournament: May Festival: Gym Exhibit: Swimming Club: Biology Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Junior Typing Exhibit. MATILDA LENORE SABA. Guthrie. Commercial. French Club, 2: Sorosis. 3: Literary Committee, Sorosis: Swimming Club: Sopho- more Manager. Swimming Club: Stamp Club: Peplin Girl Re- serves: Welfare Pageant: Safety Council: Hobby Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Biology Club. LILLIAN LOVE SAVITSKY. Courtright. General. Biology Club: Chairman, Program Committee, Biology Club: Sorosis: Boots and Saddle Club: Geography Club: Safety Council: Secretary, Safety Club: Peplin Girl Reserves: May Festival: Typing Exhibit: Biology Exhibit. CLARE LYDIA SAYMAN. North. Commercial. German Club, 2: Sorosis, 3: Geography Club: Girl Reserves. 2: Biology Club: Freshman Orchestra: Reserve Orchestra, 3: Gym Exhibit: Service Club: Fashion Show, 3. AMELIA MARY SHERIDAN. Holy Saviour. General. Biology Club: Biology Exhibit: Sorosis: May Festival: Stamp Club: French Club: Girl eserves: Coughlin Cooking Club: Senior Select Chorus. ELSIE SI-IOLONSKI. Grant. General. Coughlin Cooking Club, 2: G. A. A.. 2: President. Safety Club: Volleyball: Biology Club: May Festival: Gym Exhibit: Junior Typing Club: May Pageant: Senior Tea Committee: Hostess, Freshman Hallowe'en Party. CONSTANCE FRANCES SHOLVINSKI. Grant. General. Biology Club: Biology Exhibit: Sorosis: Senior Select Chorus: Geography Club: French Club: Stamp Club: May Festival: Typing Club: Boots and Saddle Club. JEANETTE SICHERMAN. Union. College Academic. Speakers' Club: Secretary-Treasurer, Speakers' Club: Masquers, 2: Girl Reserves, 3: Secretary, Girl Reserves: French Club, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Bank Cashiers' Association: Inter-Club Council: Freshman Dramatic Club: Varieties, 2. RUTH BARBARA SIRKIN. Ashley. General. Geography Club: Senior Select Chorus: Biologv Club: A Cappella Choir: May Festival: Christmas Play, 2: Operetta. MARIA SLAVINSKI. Hanover Township. General. Girl Reserves: Basketball, 2: Badminton, 2: G. A. A., 2: Welfare Program: May Festival: Boots and Saddle Club: Fashion Show: Service Club. KATI-IRYN WINIFRED SNEE. Courtright. General. Peplin Girl Re- serves: Biology Club: May Festival: Boots and Saddle Club: Gym Exhibit: Sorosis: Basketball Team: Tumbling Team: Geography u . BETTY SORBER. Union. College Academic. French Club, 2: Biology Club: Safety Council: Peplin Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle Club: Varieties: Gym Exhibit: Senior Select Chorus: Cantata: Christmas Program: Junior Ushers: Sorosis. DOROTHY STANTON. North. General. Bank Cashier: Biology Club: Peplin Girl Reserves, 2: Senior Select Chorus. ANN MARTHA STAROSTOVICH. Sacred Heart. General. Geogra- phy Club: Junior Typing Club: Typing Exhibit: May Festival: Peplin Girl Reserves: Fashion Show: Gym Exhibit: Dancing Class. ANNA STATION. S. 6. S. Memorial. General. Peplin Girl Reserves: Geography Club: Christmas Chorus: Senior Select Chorus: Gym Exhibit, 2: May Festival: Volleyball: Biology Club: Fashion Show: Sorosis: Cantata: Typing Exhibit: Boots and Saddle Club. LILYAN BARBARA STELIGO. Guthrie. General. Biology Club: Biology Exhibit: Journal Reporter: Girl Reserves. 2: May Festival: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Chorus: Cantata: Boots and Saddle Club: Sorosis. EUNICE MAE STEPHENS. S. 6. S. Memorial. General. Junior Ushers: Peplin Girl Reserves: Business Staff, Board of Publica- tions: Gym Exhibit: Biology Club: Sorosis: French Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Bank Cashier: Swimming Club: Fashion Show. ANN FRANCES STONEHAM. Union. General. Masquers: Varieties: Girl Reserves, 4: Operetta: Christmas Program: A Cappella Choir: Senior Select Chorus: Sorosis: Biology Club: Welfare Pageant: Choral Speaking Group: Senior Social Club: Junior Typing Club. BETTY GRAY STRANGE. South Grant. General. French Club: Biology Club: Varieties: Senior Select Chorus: Cantata: May Festival: Peplin Girl Reserves, 3: Geography Club: Christmas Program: Fashion Show: Boots and Saddle Club. BERNARD JACK URAM. Swoyerville. General. Bank Cashiers' Association: Bowling Club, 3. ALBAN TRUSCOTT WALL. S. 6. S. Memorial. College Technical. Junior Ushers: Varsity Track, 3: Commercial Art Club: Masquers: Lettermen's Club, 3: Varieties: Manual Training Exhibit: Me- chanical Drawing Exhibit: Art Exhibit: Chapel Program: Senior Select Chorus. SAMUEL WASNICK. Grant Street. General. Football: Basketball, 2: Track: Lettermen's Club. 4: Boots and Saddle Club: President, Safety Club. WALTER WILLIAM WASNIAKOWSKI. St. Stanislaus. General. Swimming Club: Bowling Club: Geography Club: May Festival: Track, 3: Penn Relay Team: Baseball: Junior-Senior Outing Com- mittee: Lettermen's Club: Journal Campaign Speaker: Hi-Y. ALBERT HENRY WILLIAMS. Grant Street. General. Band, 3: Re- serve Orchestra, 2: German Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Geography Club: Swimming Club: Hi-Y: Radio Club. JOHN HOPKINS WILLIAMS. Courtright Ave. General. Biology Club: Journal Reporters' Association: Vice-President, Journal Re- porters' Association: Drum Major. Band. 3: Safety Council: Bank Cashiers' Association: Hi-Y. WALTER JOHN WILLIAMS. S. 6 S. Memorial. Commercial. Ger- man Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Radio Club: Junior Typing Exhibit: Swimming Club: Banquet Usher: Sophomore Committee: Bank Cashiers' Association: Hi-Y: May Festival: Geography Club. JOHN STANLEY WITKOWSKI. South Grant Ave. General. Avia- tion Club, 2: Junior Glee Club: Swimming Club: Make-Up Crew: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit. CLIFFORD RICHARD WRIGHT. Courtright Ave. General. Biology Club: Intramural Baseball: Intramural Basketball: Boots and Saddle Club: Band, 4: Science Club: Hi-Y: Minstrels: Bank Cashiers' Association: Journal Reporters' Association: Varieties: Track: Gym Exhibit: Safety Council. EDWARD PETER YANCHUK. South Grant Ave. General. Senior Select Chorus: Swimming Club, 2: Christmas Program. THOMAS WILLIAM YANCHUNAS. Columbia Ave. General. Mas- quers: Minstrels. 2: Track. 3: Penn Relay Team: Lettermen's Club, 3: Varieties: Hi-Y: Christmas Program: Science Club, 2: Safety Council. HAROLD JOSEPH YOUNG. East End. Commercial. Junior Ushers: Senior Typing Club: Secretary-Treasurer, Senior Typing Club: Senior Select Chorus: Baseball: Christmas Play: Swimming Club. 2: German Club, 2: Bank Cashiers' Association: Boots and Sad- dle Club: Geography Club: Typing Exhibitg Junior Typing Club: Parents' Night Program. MORRIS ZACHAR. Grant Street. General. Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Play: Varieties: Geography Club: French Club: Bowl- ing Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Journal Reporters' Association: Safety Council: Swimming Club: Biology Club: Freshman Dra- matic Club. MICHAEL ROBERT ZALEY. Guthrie. General. Junior Class Presi- dent: Football, 4: Track, 3: Basketball. 2: Gymnastics. 3: Gym Team Captain: Gym Exhibition, 3: Lettermen's Club. 4: Science Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Swimming Club: Boxing: Safety Council: Life-Saving Club: Dancing Class. JOSEPH EDWARD ZAWADSKI. Guthrie. General. Junior Typing Club: Science Club: Basketball: Track: Bowling Club: Junior- Senior Outing Committee: Safety Council: Intramural Baseball: Swimming Club: Manual Training Exhibit. ANTHONY RAYMOND ZAYKOSKI. East End. General. Bowling Club: Intramural Basketball: Varsity Baseball. 2: Science Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Lettermen's Club: Swimming Club: Geography Club. THOMAS FRANCIS ZELINSKI. S. G S. Memorial. College Technical. Masquers: Science Club: Aviation Club: Bowling Club: Chapel Oration: Varieties, 2: Christmas Play: Welfare Pageant: Prompter, Senior Play: Chemistry Exhibit: Track: Lettermen's Club: Intra- mural Basketball. EDWARD MARTIN ZIPICO. Grant Street. General. Art Club: Presi- dent, Art Club: Art Staff, Board of Publications: Make-Up Crew: Art Exhibit. JOHN WALTER ZYCH. East End. General. Boots and Saddle Club: President, Boots and Saddle Club: Hi-Y. 2: Bowling Club, 2: Science Club: Geography Club: Lettermen's Club: Varieties: ln- tramural Basketball: Swimming Club: Service Committee: Bank Cashiers' Association: Track: Field Day Exhibit: May Festival: Junior-Senior Outing Committee: Amateur Show: Hi-Y Basketball Team. Fifty-855 I Irene SUSA Catherine SWATKOSKI Anne TELENCIO Helen TONART Louise TRAHER Iecnette THETHAWAY Clemeniine TRYKOSKY Doris TURNBAUGH Helen ULICHNY Mary ULLIHANICK Fifty-Iwo Sophie UNGVARSKY Dolores USTVON' Lillian VANKO Edna VOEGELE Olga VOSKOVICH Elizaholh WASHBURN Heian WATKINS Cluiro WIENER Anne WILLIAMS Anna Mae WILSON Angela YANKAVAGE Helen YAHEMKO Julia YEDENAK Beity ZAIKOSKY Irene ZALINSKI Irons ZAWATSKY Lodis ZELINSKI Florence ZORZI Mary ZUMPANO Plity-three ACTIVITIES CDF SENIORS IRENE MARIE SUSA. Guthrie. General. Publicity Stali: Masquers: Speakers' Club: French Club, 2: Geography Club: Bank Cashiers' Association: Iunior Typing Club: Senior Typing Club: Biology Club: Treasurer, Biology Club: Peplin Girl Reserves, 3. CATHERINE ANN SWATKOSKI. Grant. General. Iunior Ushers: Publicity Staff: Service Club: Biology Club: Music Festival: Wel- fare Pageant: Fashion Show: Gym Exhibit: Coughlin Cooking Club. ANNE MARIE TELENCIO. Laflin. General. Peplin Girl Reserves: Geography Club. HELEN MARY TONART. Grant. Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Geography Club: Christmas Play: Biology Club: Sorosis: Can- tata: Stamp Club: Girl Reserves: Secretary, Satety Club. LOUISE MARIE TRAHER. N. Scranton Iunior High. Commercial. Peplin Girl Reserves, 3: Bank Cashiers' Association: Swimming Club: Sorosis: Iunior Typing Club: Service Club: Biology Club: Fashion Show: May Festival: Dancing Class: Varieties. IEANETTE FOSS TRETHAWAY. S. 6. S. Memorial. College Aca- demic. Speakers' Club: Iournal Campaign Speaker: Welfare Pageant: Senior Select Chorus: Cantata: May Festival: French glug: Geography Club: Peplin Girl Reserves: Coughlin Cooking u . CLEMENTINE ANNA TRYKOSKY. Sacred Heart High. Commercial. Sacred Heart: Chapel Entertainment: Iournal Reporter. Cough- lin: Sorosis: President, Safety Club: Gym Exhibit. DORIS MAE TURNBAUGH. Courtright. Commercial. Boots and Saddle Club: Secretary, Boots and Saddle Club: German Club: Geoaraphv Club: Iunior Tvoirm Club: Swimming Club: Senior Recreation Committee: Peplin Girl Reserves, 2: Sorosis. HELEN ANN ULICI-INY. Sacred Heart. Commercial. Intramural Basketball: Biology Club: Biology Exhibit: Fashion Show: Gym Exhibit: Thursday Art Club: Art Exhibit: Stamp Club. MARY MAGDALEN ULLIHANICK. Guthrie. Commercial. Iournal Reporters' Association: Biology Club: Basketball: Bank Cashiers' Association: G. A. A.: Coughlin Cooking Club: May Festival: Stamp Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Geography Club: Gym Exhibit: Sorosis. SOPHIE UNGVARSKY. Sacred Heart. College Academic. Biology Club: Swimming Club: G. A. A., 2: Iournal Reporter, G. A. A.: Basketball Manager: Service Club, 3: Senior Dance Committee: Peplin Girl Reserves: French Club: Iunior Ushers. DOLORES LORRAINE USTVON. Sacred Heart. Commercial. Bus- kins: Biology Club: Girl Reserves. 3: Swimming Club. 3: Geogra- phy Club: Stamp Club: May Festival: Iunior Typing Club: Typ- Eng Exhibit: Safety Club Secretary: Boots and Saddle Club: orosis. LILLIAN CONSTANCE VANKO. Guthrie. General. Thursday Art Club, 3: Iournal Reporter, Thursdav Art Club: Iournal Reporters' Association: G. A. A., Z: Senior Tea Committee: Service Club, 3: Fashion Show Committee: Swimming Club. EDNA HELEN VOEGELE. St. Iohn's. Commercial. Girl Reserves, 2: Iunior Tvping Club Senior T ping Club Sorosis Biolod Club . , , 7 I Y 7 5 Y I Typing Exhibit: May Festival: Boots and Saddle Club: Varieties., OLGA VOSKOVICH. Guthrie. Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Mas- quers: Varieties: Christmas Play: Thursday Art Club, 3: Secre- tary, Thursday Art Club: Swimming Club: Stamp Club, 2: Vice- President, Stamp Club: Geography Club: Iunior Typing Club: Bank Cashiers' Association: Iunior Typing Exhibit, ELIZABETH ALICE WASHBURN. East End. General. Girl Reserves: Service Club: May Festival: Fashion Show: Geography Club: A Cappella Choir. HELEN ELIZABETH WATKINS. Courtright. General. G. A. A.. 3: Varsity Basketball, 4: Badminton, 4: Badminton Champion, '35: Tumbling, 2: Gym Exhibit, Z: May Festival: Secretary, Swimming Club: Intramural Basketball: Bank Cashier. CLAIRE RUTH WIENER. Grant. General. Iournal Reporters' Asso- ciation: Peplin Girl Reserves: Sorosis: Iunior Typing Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Gym Exhibit. ANNE WILLIAMS. North. Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Varieties: Boots and Saddle Club: Freshman Dramatic Club: Iunior Typing Club: Peplin Girl Reserves: Sorosis: Senior Social Committee: Cantata: Christmas Play: Biology Club. ANNA MAY WILSON. S. 6- S. Memorial. General. Girl Reserves, 4: Swimming Club, 2: Boots and Saddle Club: Sorosis, Z: Biology Club: Secretary, Safety Club: Typing Exhibit: Safety Council: Geography Club. ANGELA MARTHA YANKAVAGE. South Grant. General. Iunior Ushers: Typing Staff, Board of Publications: Publicity Staff, Iournal: G. A. A., 2: Secretary, G. A. A.: Senior Typing Club: Iunior Typing Club: Typing Exhibit: Coughlin Cooking Club, 2: Service Club, 3: Biology Club: Biology Exhibit: Fashion Show, 2: May Festival. HELEN YAREMKO. Columbia Ave. Commercial. German Club, 2: Stamp Club, 2: Secretary, Stamp Club: Biology Club: Bank Cashiers' Association: Girls' Intramural Basketball: G. A. A.: Swimming Club: May Festival: Peplin Girl Reserves. JULIA THERESA YEDENAK. East End. General. Biology Club. Sorosis: Tumbling Team, 2: May Festival: G. A. A., 3: Gym Exhibit: Secretary, Safety Club: Girl Reserves. BETTY BERTHA ZAIKOSKY. Sacred Heart. Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Cantata: Christmas Play: Thursday Art Club, 2: Treasurer, Thursday Art Club: Art Exhibit, 3: Service Club: Stamp Club, 3: Stamp Exhibit, 2: German Club, 2: Iunior Typing Club: Biology Club: Biology Exhibit: Fashion Show. IRENE IANICE ZALINSKI. St. Mary's. General. Biology Club: Girl Reserves: Sorosis. IRENE EMILY ZAWATSKY. Sacred Heart. Commercial. Iunior Ushers: German Club, 2: Thursday Art Club. 2: Art Exhibit: grn1or.lTyping Exhibit: Geography Club: Biology Club: Safety ounci. LOTTIE MAYOLA ZELINSKI. S. G S. Memorial. Commercial. Ger- man Club, 2: Iunior Typing Club: Girl Reserves: May Festival: Coughlin Cooking Club: Boots and Saddle Club: Stamp Club, 2: Gym Exhibit: Geography Club: Secretary, Safety Club: Volley- ball: Biology Club. FLORENCE ZORZI. St. Iohn's. Commercial, Senior Select Chorus: A Cappella Choir: Girl Reserves: Iunior Typing Club: Senior Typing Club: Vice-President, Typing Club: Bank Cashiers' As- sociation: Varieties: Chapel Program: Sorosis: May Festival: Cantata: Parents' Night Program: Junior-Senior Outing Commit- tee: Boots and Saddle Club, Typing Exhibit: Christmas Play. MARY ZUMPANO. S. G S. Memorial. Commercial. Iunior Typing Club: Typing Exhibit: Sorosis: Geography Club: Girl Reserves: Biology Club: Secretary, Safety Club: May Festival: Stamp Club. x JUNIOR USI-IERS LL those who patronize Coughlin's plays, concerts, and other entertain- ments are familiar with those indispensable persons who escort them to their seats, the members oi Iunior Ushers. This society was formed with the two-fold purpose of supplying the school activities with ushers and at the same time giving due recognition to the meritorious students of the Iunior Class. The duties of the ushers are self-evident. The eligibility to membership in this organization is determined primarily by the scholastic standing of pupils. which must be very high, and then by personality, character, and natural , leadership. There were forty-six deserving members chosen this year. Filty-tour l 1 JUNIOR OFFICERS BERNARD CHECK ANNE BOBECK PETER ZANNONI President Secretary Mantle Orcrtor J UN ICR USHERS 1 v.. we V-6 Pirst row ileft to riqhtjz Havas, Andrasko, Mitchell, Hayduchok, Brcxzelle, Savacool, Weller, Golden. Second row: Sozzi, Korn, Kobze- wicz. Ycxtsko, Yesuvida, Hoffman, Kollar, Iones. Szykman, Delaney, Graham, Hilburt. Third row: Smailes, Maier, Martincavich. Kinsey, Greany, Challis, Testen, Boler, Baloqa, Bobeck. Fourth row: O'Malley, Szymanski, Niedzwiecki, Dennis, Kistler, Baloqa. County, Worc- bey. Fifth row: Laruso, Collmann, Greenwald, Heck, Zanonni, Evans, Puhy, Bachman. Filly-five Fifty-six First row fleft to rightl: Muqford, Kolonir. Liparela, Mirmak Tuhy, Weller, Savacool, Korney, ' ' ' : C ' ham. Kollar, Williams. Hassey, Brittingham, Poad, Donahue, Kinsey. Second row unninq Iones, Hiscar, Dyer, Iascar, Hines, Batt, Vogel, Lehet, Smailes, Hilburt, Herschell. Third row: Brandt, Kelly, Livings, Selepak, Gruskin, Eichler, Hoffman, Dettmore, Greany, Meehan, Check. McBride. Fourth row: Kazda, Sudol, Szymanski, Rodack, Zopotocki, Symons, Dennis, Ashton. Dale, Alexis, F. Burian Fifth row: Collmann, Gardner, Greenwald, Syron, Zanoni, A, Burian, Polakowski, Dougher, Casey, Padden. Laruso. First row flett to rightlc Roberts, Allen, Bennett, Stoiey, Polachelr, Kistler, Vanchieri, Tomkie- wicz, Dorrance, Naessig. County, Uniatowsky, Wilcox. Second row: Flannery, Wavrasek, Oschypko, Thomas, Nead, Stahr, Krempa, Sutton, Brader, Bohunko, Febish, Groh, Bartoletti. Third row: Heirn. Gawrych. Wassil, T. Collins, Paul, Everett, C. Collins, Worobey, Chandler. Bont m i, Reese, Dugan. Fourth row: Merrell, Bachman, Bohn, Mattern, Muha, Medan, Baloqa. 9 P Birkbeck, Gomba, Banaszek, Skapura, Monko. Fifth row: Daugert, Gorsky, Evans, Check, ' ' ' ' k Glldea, Gallagher, Shlber, Kmetz, Gieda, Brown, Santiwan, Dy e. First row Cleft to rightl: Mitchell, Evans, Griffith, Deegan, Berry, Broad, Fisher, Bardick. Dominick, Fritzges, Gallagher, Knesis, Brown. Second row: Gannon, McDonnell, Murray, Liqi. Bosha, Garista, Greany, Collmire, Clemow, Davis, Brennan. Third row: Schintz. Koepke, Dixon. Amann, Kowalski, Laubaugh, Harkins, A. Durkin, Aleo, B. Durkin, Iasonis, Kanasky. Fourth k H' Ladner Kidney Pazamiskas Kulikauskas Kotzer Krajewski, Kryweski. row: Krzy wa, mes, , , , , , Kryznel, Pitcavaqe, Iadach. Fitth row: McNulty, Koslowski, E. Istvan, C. Istvan, Mattick, Melusky, Humiston, Iskra, McDonough, Horn, Kyweski, Hodakoski. JUNIGR CLASS JUNICDR CLASS l WSF' V T 3 'E aft l l L l l 1 l 1 I First row llett to riqhtlz Pevenski, Radilla, Rabalin, Randon, Rensa, Sott, Andra, Reese, Mc- Donough, Pohl, Iabaka, Yozwicki, Sabatini. Second row: Strauss, Torchia, Shimko, Pretzman Zahayowski, Iones, Smith, Werner, Newman, McKeown, Swetlitz, Tricarico. Third row: Yatison Pesavento, Williams, Stanziale, Murphy, Sabol, Thomas, Oko, Popielarz, Siegel. Fourth row Whitelevich, Slusak, Tarencz, Lapchak, Cywinski, Marko, Savage, Miller, Rowlands, Roberts Fifth row: Sova, Ossit, Yudisky, Pounds, Witkowski, Schintz, Feduda, Witt, McGeer, Irubela Saber. First row rlelt to riqhtbz Pole, Patten, Bontempi, Chick, Davis, Delaney, Condosta, Brazille Dillon, Bushko, Burqunder, Andrasko, Benish. Second row: Boris, Cuirzenski, Druffner, Golden Gordon, Dunham, Dowd, Brown, Burian, Celenski, Brown, Baus, Barna, Adher. Third raw Dnistran, Croughn, Dugan, Pavenski, Bodack, Bauqhman, Benedetti, Ayres, I. Boler, Blaschak R. Boler. Fourth row: Byra, Bynak, Robotan, Basalyga, Andrews, Baloqa, Bobeck, Dovidas, Dzurovicin, Etzel. Fifth row:- Boyle, Dohish, Emerick, Carroll, Charnoski, Brennan, Bambrick Christy, Beck, Eastman, Bobkowski, Bizub First row lleft to riqhtl: Havas, Grohowski, Hayduchak, Korn, Kornblatt, Kryzanowski, Leary Lawrence, Kral, Gustin, Markowski, Kozick, Kocian. Second row: Macho, Mahoney, Mann. Marshal, Hinz, Green, Lalley, Kustis. Ianick, Heiser, Krywicki, Koval, Horensky, Iarmolski Kobuta. Third row: Hontz, Lynch, Mackinq, Maier, Lynott, Fonzo, Iones, Kelly, Loftus, Iohns, Guzzo, Harris, Havanic, Kobzewicz. Fourth row: Hall, Linn, Leihman, Cranson, Kohlarski Kopec, Magalski, Litchman, McHugh. Fiedler, Zukowski, McGavin. Fiith row: Kinney, Heck, Kar pinski, Konic, Kosenick, McCatirey, Lincavaqe, Flynn, McDonald, McGrath, Hutchinson, Matusak. Fitty-seven SCJPI-ICD MCRE CLASS Fifty-eight First row ilett to rightl: Pasiotti, Rollcznd, Meleski, Morgan, Norbut, Sokol, McCormick, Misko- witz, Mattick, Martincavage, Miles, Reese, Mulhern. Second row: Ostroski, Serioples, Siczkow ski, Repeschak, Panza, Remchko, Sozzi, McAdara, Reilly, Stevens, Petro, Masolonis, Musial Third row: Skibinski, Sluhoski, Starzecki, Shanko, Rimanick, Sochko, Richardson, Schwab Smeaton, Reese, Polohowski, Seecik, Smulovitz, Syne. Fourth row: I. Tomascik, Petro, Nesbitt Minevich, Toole, Shemanski, Roos, Reatini, Shemanski, M. Tomascik, Ryktarsik, O'Donnel1 Fifth row: Prebovich, Thoman, Mirola, Moore, Puhy, Montone, Petrella, Mikita, Miskin, Sulat Niedwicki. First row lleft to rightl: Testin, Tattersall, Stasik, Tabaka, Yuknavaqe, Vukelich, Wallace, Zuber, Yesivida, Flannery, Elliot, Fleming, Syron. Second row: Virqinis, Wichowski, Worth, Walton, Szyckman, Yatsko, Wassil, Zarowski, Tierney, Graham, Silinski, Smith, Svmons. Third row: Toole, S. Williams, Kutney, E. Yarnot, McCo1e, O'Malley, Joseph, Wilson, Hirtenstein, R. Williams, Frund, Fick. Fourth row: Samborek, Burns, Keeney, Cartv, Wargo, Zuber, Mayock, Iordan, Lippa, S. Yarnot, Reiser, Ciciani. Fifth row: Zima, Kranson, Vodzak, Crake, Zionkowski, Buzinski, Burian, Kane, Stevenson, Thomas, Sutcavaqe, Sprow. JUNICDR CLASS First row lleft to rightj: Harcharuika, Connors, Walker, Auman, Golden, Keats, Laks, Dworkow ski, E, Brislin, Noone, McKeown, Lindner, Clune. Second row: Styklas, Roberts, Andes, Chorba Ofishak, Dippe, Smailes, McGourty, Filicko, Groh, Loos, Padden. Third row: Saraka, Mekelyta Andrews, Batt, Brandt, Legault, Koval, Banasick, C. Cunningham, Fladd. Fourth row: Wenner Morahan, Miller, Pacana, Iordan, Trethaway, Gren, Gill, M. Brislin, Frantz. Fifth row: Carlin Mills, Grimes, Caiirey, Kelley, Carr, Karnofski, Dixon, Zabelski, Zahorchak, Carey, Goerinqer ,v-ost, 4 Aft-4 J get . K ,ff ' some ' J. fffff .lfvg sv CLASS Ak' 'foo fi? RE First row fleft to rightl: Brown, Babuscak, Buzinski, Bobkowslci, Boyle, Boyd, Andrasko, Ben- nick, Anthony, Budzyn, Clarke, McAdara, Ducey. Second row: O'Donnel1, Franks, Boyle Gumba, Brown, Drelick, Ellman, Stephens, Trudnak, Toole, Hughes. Third row: Slivinske Bruederly, Gill, Bucknavaqe, Dolan, Baloq, Tomasko, Barbeni, Boyson, Buczynski. Fourth row Bedis, Fletcher, Branch, Podrasky, Onderisin, Lidondici, Watlack, Didqeon, Gabriel, Amos Dennis. Fifth row: Dutko, Oqin, Kuczynski, Mulhern, Krumenaker, Petro, Futch, Grohowski Kenworthy, Delaney, Mulderig. First row lleft to rightj: Brisnock, Cudnowski, Scanlon, Ploplis, A. Campbell, Caplan, Christ- man, Bryce, Wilkopolski, Whitehead, Chaplick, Celejewski, Tarnoski. Second row: Bosta, D Campbell, L. Rogozinski, Salmay, Cimino, Cardimona, Cylwick, Bone, Buynak, Check, Toni Watkins. Third row: Brody, Butry, Bombay, Cawley, Skordinsky, Skrepenak, Ulichny, Charne ski, Vanchieri, Reese, Scoble. Fourth row: Zchosky, Shokitis, Peters, Serafin, Schumacker Harris, Stuckowski, Robertine, S. Hogozenski, Pazamickos, Trevethan, Parri. Fifth row DeReemer, Davenport, Reed, Steblinsky, Saloqovitch, Yacsyzin, Sterchuk, Smith, Sklanka Schall, Sholonski, Perugino, Richards. First row tleft to rightl: Delescavage, Davies, M. Foster, Greenchuk, Goode, Douqalas, Geida, Havely, Fehlinqer, Fascheski, Eckert, Gritman, Guhanick. Second row: Doyle, Hayes, Dalton H-art, .Glomb, Erdman, Errico, Danishanko, Dunniqan, Galson, Gotlieb, Third row: Gardner Einstein, Eck, Fassett, M. Gallagher, Dombek, Evans, Evanqelisti, Gaydos, Krall. Fourth row Giddo, I. Foster, N. Gallagher, Fadusko, Hoffman, Gruver, Haydu, R. Heffren, G. Heffren Hilbert. Fifth row: Gracely, Gelscleichter, Esser, Grant, Hudak, Iescavage, Hile, Enjojack Hopiak, Heffernan. Fifty-nine First row fleft to rightb: Iuzwiak, Klodzi, Kotaski, Kopcho, Kushner, Klarshik, Lisoski, Kormos, H. Iones, Linko, Kozel, B. Iones, Iaplonski. Second row: Kmetz, Kowlik, Lewis, Lutischen, Levitsky, Kundrot, Krisco, Lasecki, Lacek, Loro, Kotch, Katz, Krawchak. Third row. Krych, ' ' K b L kin, Ko ec, Leisenrinq. Fourth Janos, Kurmka, Latsko, Kopec, Iamilkowskl, Krupa, re s, ar p row: Hamblett, Kozera, Krawchuk, Kluski, Ioyce, Kozek, Phillips, Kennedy, Ienkins, Iohns, Konecko. Fifth row: Hannon, Kislin, Kowalik, Wm. Iones, Kondaracik, Willard Iones, Iowanna, Kostlick, Kane, Koval, Kobakowski. SGPHO BMDRE CLASS Flrst row Cleft to rightlz Emmalloyd, Adams, Kennedy, Krywicki, Loomis, E. Havard, M. Havard, Miller, Iuzwiak, Beail, Major, Paryse, Beible. Second row: Kihler, Becker, Baus, Bednar, M ' k B L b h Baloga, Baran, Androkitxs, A. Baloga, Berkowski, Ageloif, Andrews, Bobac , arnas, au aug Nudo Intelicato. Third row' McAfee, Antosh, Barna, Belles, Block, Britch, Maczar, Ornasta Hurley Lapinski Gustin Harowicz, Lesczynski, Lulchuk, Martin. Fourth row: Bogert, Balut: Andreas Bodek, 'Adams,lAhouse, Bane, Barney, Baluta, Koval, Hilburt,-Labaez, Morika, Iosko Fifth rovy: Hindle, Kornblau, Kornblau, Berkowitz, Hayes, Kadluboski, Hxghsmith, Butry, Brown, Hunnabal, Hallatt, Polinchak, Lavix, Hrycyk, First row lleft to riqhtj: Walsh, Shanko, Zalesko, Vidumsky. Tarasuk, Washicosky, Wilk, Venit, Stout, Umphred, Sokolsky, Wagner, Zardus. Second row: Tabaka, D. Williams, Warsynievicz, Th m s Thoman, Smulowitz, Woods, Sweinberg, Sikora, Walls, Tierney. Third row: Shepanski, o a, Sidorka, Tanski, Walton, Sudol, Watkins, Zorzi, Sytnik, Sharaba, Smalko. Fourth row: Tonkm, Pearson, Turpak, Zaykoski, Zumpano, Whitelevich, Serqi, Senerich, Urbanek, Slavinski. Fifth ' k S ' St h row: Wapensky, Zak, Weida, Werner, Watlack, Washinski, Rhodes, War e, troyny, ep ens. Sixty SCDPI-IO MORE CLASS First row tleft to rightlz Monacelli, Maloney, Marko, Murray, Matzel, Offshack, Paciega, Oleniak, Petrini, Oliver, Patrician, Muchler, Parry. Second row: Patrizi, McHugh, Mrozinski, Mirola, Moore, Melusky, Merkle, Miller, Lyons, Panagakos, Osborne, O'Rourke. Third row: I. Ostroski, Petrick, McNamee, Malloy, M. Meehan, Pickett, Obarowski, Miknevich, Novak, O'Don- nell, Owens. Fourth row: Martincavage, Mates, Payne, McLaughlin, McGourty, Montague, G. Meehan, O'Connor, R. McNulty. Fifth row: Mihock, Malaste, Michal, McGrath, Masi, Mitchell Murphy, Panek, Pulak, T. McNulty, Mohr, A. Ostroski, Tomczak. First. row tleft to rightlz Eick, F. Chase, Chisler, Krute, Pendergast, Cirowski, Fehlinqer Ciglar, Fustish, Gross, Kalikauskas, Drutchar, Paul. Second row: Dobinski, Derr, Chobotor, Fanucci English, Fay Chase, Fertal, Mainwarinq, Kline, Lavelle, Papadoplas, Liebertoski. Third row Aqua, Botterwick, Demellier, Duitey, Davis, Compton, Makalonis, George, Nirka, Larkin, Mit chell. Fourth row: Navola, Roskey, Melane, Okal, Ritter. Ross, Price, Lehet, Banas, O. Boyle Oliver. Fifth row: Delaney, Charney, Dubinsky, P. Lenahan, Callahan, I. Lenahan, Kemmerer Postupack, Kleinman, Mooney, Metzo. First row tlett to rightl: Rowan, R. Williams, Riqoni, Rudawsky, Porado, Wink, Soleen, Swanko Senvik, E. Williams, Hogan, Howells, B. Williams. Second row: Price, Rogan, Sestak, Rubiscak Phillips, Reatini, Wisor, Zachar, Yaremko, Richards, Heck. Third row: Horny, A. Popovich, H. Pohorilak, Yanchuk, Iacobson, Houston, Hilbert, Sodrasky. Fourth row: Poerio, Iskra, S. Popo- vich, Sadvari, Riley, P. Rogal, Sakalos, A. Pohorilak. Fifth row: Nallon, Powell, W. Roqal Stefanski, Rebarchak, Plata, Stanko, Ovischak, Ryan, Ronsavage, Neyhard. Sixty-one Sixty-two First row flett to riqhtj' Kennedy, Mahally, Evans, Connell, Pansa, Blum, Grabko, Henney, ' B d , Moran Pettit, Edwards, Babbey, Kenworthy, Lincavaqe. Second row: Carl, Guzmski, e nor , Fladd, Brose, Bohac, Cranston, Birkbeck, Gavin, Petro, Potechko, Ladner. Third row: Clad, MacDonald, Kurowsky, Kane, Bucknavage, Flosser, Donahue, Allen, Boback, Park, Bonk, Guzzo. Fourth row: Musko, Mulhern, Burt, Carr, Disanto, Gudaitis, Allen, Giddo, Fassett, Krauser, Lawler, Olintz. Fifth row: Collmann, Kane, Hands, Clark, Carr, Collins, Fierverker, Hefiren, Brode, Pyatt, O'Donnell, Huhn, McHugh. First row lleit to rightl' Warrsyniewicz, Wishner, M. Williams, C. Williams, Wojtas,WWitko, . . . kl Wagner, Wrubleski, Woblan, Wright, Wanat, Zayats, Wallace. Second row: Watkins, anc Foster, Bosha, R. Williams, Wudnoski, Staley, Kuzyk, Chopko, E. Reese, Urvan. Third row: Sabol, Husband, Klein. E. Woznicki, Hyzinski, E. Wysocki, Ienkins, Welsko, Miller, Stephens, Zazycki. Fourth row: Lacek, Hiikin, Rusnock, I. Wysocki, Wilk, Selepak, Graham, Havria. Sarneski, Fritzges, Swiatkowski, Mishkin, Crowder. Fifth row: Glasser, McKeown, Barrett, Podrasky, Lawney, Peleak, Gale, Zaverzency, W. Reese, Yachim, Czubek, Young. F' t row llett to rightl: K. Burke, Esther Camphell, Carroll, Hodun, Merowsky, M. Evans, irs Isajewicz, Kosierowski, Kasaczun, English, V. Harris, Ienkins, Brice. Second row. E. Gavin. Howe, E. Burke, Flaherty, Burko, Iuzwicki, Buchloa, Casper, Rene Burke, Bromuko, K. Brown, Cawley, Callahan. Third row: Kompa, Bruno, Langdon, Grabinski, Holland, Gamba, Mulreany, Fehlinger, Check, Burns, Cavanaugh, Brill, Edna Campbell. Fourth row: Buczynski, Richard ' ' ' H t l ki, Elinski, Gra Burke, Gosclewski, Heffernan, Druftner. R. Brown, I. Harris, G. Brown, aas - ziano, I. Gavin. Fifth row: M. Kalanick, Holmes, Gurdock, Carretta, I. Brown, Haberski, Fier- werker, Ferdo, C. Evans, Grohowski, Hine. FRESHMAN CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS First row tleft to rightlz Beneski, Turnball. Weiss, Setzer, Uplinger, Syron, Brehel, Boyle. Bosher, Beldinq, Witkowski, Yencha, Taunoski. Second row: Bartaletti, Anistranski, Reilly. Becker, Bomba, Backiel, Babuschak, Baloqa, Baker, Babuschak, Tryniewski, Zaklukiewicz. Bontempi, Albert. Third row: Spellman, Weinberger, Zapotocki, Brennan, Brannigan, Boney, Davies, Bogert, Androckitis, Baloqa, Bernhardt. Fourth row: Riemensnyder, Roberts, Andrasko, Sooby, Barna, Boyer. Bodack, Baltuskonis, Sweinberq, Trubelcr. Barnett, Abend. Fifth row Aberbach, Ulinchny, Umphred, Stephens, Voelker, Benish, Roskey, Ahleman, Boyle, Biros, Adams, Yaskowiak. First row Cleft to rightlz Roper, Remish, Radilla, Seniuk, Segarski, Koblowski, Saber, Roach Kobaugh, Kozey, Kirwan, Lamcreaux, Sayman. Second row: Scuremun, Mishanski, Kriznell Knelly, Rowlands, E. Roth, Sabatini, M. Scanlon, Serafin, Krawcheck, Krantz. Third row: Rem Cho, Reiser, M. Roth, S. Kriznel, Sergi, Romanik, Radziewicz, Schatzel, B. Reese, Koval, Kobu kowski, M. Kosek. Fourth row: Kultys, Reese, A. Kosek, Kostrzewski, M. Kelley, Schall, Roman Ritchie, Schuster, Schultz, D. Kelley, Kedro. Fifth row: Koschak, Krupp, Katany, Kuzner, Kiqerl Rinka, Selover, Sabol, Schlom, Riley, I. Scanlon. First row lleft to riqhtlz McQuay. Stermer. Smolenyak, M. Smith, Soudus. Lugosky, Loftus. Shimborski, M. W. Smith, Skdpurcr, Mackeravitz, Solomon, H. Marko. Second row: Sooby Sluchta, Mclftndrews. McDonough, Mattick, Malloy, Lenahan, Sikora, Mcrrticavage, M. Lucas Sobol. Third row: McCormick, Maier, Mathers, I. Sodorsky, Sochko, I. Sodorosky, Slawich, H Lucas, Lasecki, McGeehctn. Fourth row: Stanziale, Mcmci, Stusko, Sokol, Maisel, F. Marko Sheridan, Margittish, Martin, Marhelko, Lehet, Slocum. Fifth row: B. Shindel, A. Shindel, Shea Mfxuqhan, MacAvoy, I. McHugh. Stanton, Matthews, Snee, B. McHugh, Macey. Sixty-three First row Qleft to riqhtjz Hoffman, Hurley, Kilcullen, Jump, Cull, Gabana, Latsko, Kalanik, Kovalik, Kandrac, Iackson, McCafirey, Houston. Second row: Huboski, Gerlach, Hadzeqcx, Hopiak, Kovolik, Geick, Flaherty, Hager, Garwacki, M. Jonas, Hontz, Humanick. Third row: Gaughan, Horensky, I. Iez, Hillon, I, W. Iones, Gavin, Flynn, Fischer, Heifren, Gordon. Fourth row: Jacoby, Ienkins, Hoover, Kandrac, Gray, Galatko, Franzo, Hanaqan, Galdun, Granick, Harris, Gomba. Filth row: Howley, A. Iez. Heylek, Heffernan, Gross, Fraley, Hawk, H. Jones, Hodakowski, L. Iones, Karpinski. FRESHMAN LASS 7?'cC! First row tleft to rightl: A. Niznak, Saraka, Newberry, Petro, Narakus, O. Owens, Musketnuss, Moskowitz, Muha, Michal, Krzywicki, H. Miller, F. Miller. Second row: Oliver, Mihovich, Rudawsky, Kupetz, Treshinski, Miskowitz, Marconi, Merowsky, Poveroni, Onzick, Meucci, L. Miscavage. Third row: Oshypko, Modrak, Masi, Reatini, Pohorilyak, Macekurcx, Novak, Paus- ter, Masayko, Paciotti, Musial, Mykulyn. Fourth row: Williams, Nicely, Michaels, Mascavaqe, Meluski, Mierzejewski, Margolis, Mirola, Matkevich, Samborek, Mycek, F. Miscavage. Filth row: Filippelli, Sienkiewicz, Shillabeer, Park, Mondulick, Kultys, Kovinka, Kazda, Meehan, Nardone, Oko. Nighman. First row fleit to rightlz Trethaway, Symoris, Terninko, Vanchieri, Suchoski, Turner, Thiel, Tomascik, Hassay. Hetiren, Yarichuk, Tvorak, Terpak. Second row: Ustvon, Uniatowslri, Krem- pasky, Tluczek, Tomasko, Strok, Kosko, Zukoski, Valys, Stulak, Vasilko, Stucker. Third row. Toloczko, Cilvik, Tyahur, Dinan, Swantek, Swalik, Tranelli, Zarzecki, Handel, Voychik, Tillie. Tapajcik. Fourth row: Keenan, Wilk, Dombroski, Zelesko, Kozemko, I. Suchoski, Twardosky, Snarski, Brice, Trevethan, Yesko, Kraiewski, Rodock, Kuczynski. Fifth row: Tompko, Thompson, Thomas, Ungversky, Vodzak, Waskie, Zynel, Szortyka, H. Williams, K. Williams, Testa, Tanona, Thennes. Sixty four FRESHMAN CLASS First row tlett to rightl: F. Pokorney, Popier, Comer, Pieczynski, Paddick. Peterson. Ropker Piro, Papatopoli, Danish, Biros, Dasheski, Raeder. Second row: Pazuhanick, Cannon, Reatini Pugh, C. Pokorney, Phoenix, Payne, A. Poland, Petroski, Perrins, Pace, T. Boland. Third row Panaqakos, Petrock, Brown, Brill, Davenport, Allen, Bell, Patrick, Pachick, Pivinski, Chonko Fourth row: Parri, Pavlik, Poad, Passeri, Peletski, Rajzct, R. Bailey, Bardick, Bonick, Czernota Boyer. Fifth row: Perry, Carey, Pavlischak, Petro, Andruseasky, Puckowitz, Czyczerski Bianche, Devcmue, Amos, Alexis, Bartz. First row llelt to rightlz Ciesla, T. Check, P. Evans, Murray, George, Gaylets, Cybulski, Chiris, Czachor, Corbett, Rehill, Iendrzejewski, Coulter. Second row: Daley, Austin, Davies, Moran. Ondich, Montague, Owens, Reese, Pomeren, Demellier. Third row: Vukotich, Lawlor, J. Bailey, Driesbach, Bunett, Basta, Snitko, Sterba, O'Day, Rogan. Fourth row: Russell Williams, Robert Williams, Valeys, Wilson, Danilick, Dillon, Chopko, W. Woznicki, Zielinski, Mulligan. Filth row: Welqas, Mock, Dibble, Cardimona, Chuboda, Wargo, Dobish, Stepchuk, Balasavaqe, Suller, Ciecierski. First row Cleft to rightl: Dougalas, Iuris, D. Evans, Ellman, Dunstan, Dvorak, Stanukenas Syron, Dunniqan, Davis, Dnistran, DeVizia, Danko. Second row: Walsh, Devanue, Krempasky Emerick, Edwards, I. Falkoski, Koreny, Landmesser, Krupack, Soltis, Sovyrda, Daniels, Waltzi Third row: Drozd, Dworakowski, Donnini, Korsierowski, Kopec, Kataczynski, Karpinol, Konecko F. Chopko, Kozibroda, Chopko, Shimko, Rogacki. Fourth row: Evanchick, Drew, Feher, Dybach Delaney, Kidney, Sisco, DePietro, Kominski, Everett, Elliott, Dziedzic. Fifth row: Donahue Farrell, Davies, Dohmann, Dillinger, Denman, Falkowski, Dombroski, Errico, Dobrinsky, Siliies Spunar. Sixty-five Sixiy-six vw a . Wwgggsmm ...--Q-:si ,-4 N wx 4 4 imma Mildred Oleniuk, Iune Pearson, Nancy Kollur, and Betty Patterson modeled their own creations CLUBS AND CLASSES DISPLAY ACTIVITIES ON PARENTS' NIGHT, 1938 TX 3 .A '4 .5 -Q 2?5s? A-K H 3 .' 115, g 'V 4. 1 , gi , .- 5 , N pri I off , , asm g ef I-rf' 27,3 . 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Aidgwdq 9' ' ' ' -1- 3- 'W 0 ' 'P f5 ??f4'V Ng? -o . 5-- f o -, 5 VA if UA ' 1 ,AA Little Icxck Horner sat in his corner: The piper's son played on his life: The men in the tub sang Rub-ct-dub-dub : Mcrry's lamb gcxmboled on through SCHCDOL LIFE ' 02,3 ' V ' 2 ff - - 'll f Z w X wf ' ,K I 7 M' l , X pp i . - fe f , Z. i ff ' X ,QQ35gg,,,3A , l l , 4? fl IZ' 6 ' M' il I ' 'f Th.. I ' W ig 1 I In 4 P e I Mtn or Goffu ,il 1? J Ql .K . 1 fl !,w 1 43 'ffm X bg? J? 'X R elllgiglmlwl X 543. ,ti xi. ZIPKO Seventy AND NO SHINING MORNING FACES EITHER! HE gayer side of life in the shoe is portrayed in the following pages. In these days of jitterbugs and sweet swing, gaiety and dancing are almost symonymous, so Coughlin's social calendar was not without its terpsichorean affairs. On the opening day of school, the Senior Dance Committee met and made plans for the year. After practicing at the popular dime dances, the fans of the school, in their best bibs and fuckers appeared at the gala evening sessions in perfect form. When they arrived, many were amazed at the change the combi- nation gym and cafeteria had undergone in the few short hours since fourth lunch. A miracle had been performed! This transformation was due to the hard- working members of the Senior Committee. To them and to Miss Ritchie and Mr. Connor must be given the credit for all the successful dances enjoyed during the year. This committee is composed of representatives from each senior roll-call. PIXGXNG SALLY RAND COUGHLINITES SWING A SWAY ND CCDNXNXYYTEE DANCE SENXGR Fifsx row Ruykoski, Levilsky. Hoqcm, oe , 5chcdXer, Pendeiqclst, O'McHey. Fourth row: Unqvaxs Sichermcm, Pom. Second row: McLuuqhXin C Hmonn. Koxmos, Rose Lowmr I G-cdluqkxer, McDonuXd, CurxoX, o neu to riqhtk Yxshex, McGouny, Brown. Cavan, Mcvhxgker, , , G xinqer Wmiums, McNumee, Phmxps, O'DonneXX. Third row: ky, OXson. Huey, Roth, Bcmmhcxn, Tminor. H. Gcxhcqhex, Moxqan. Seven'Y'One ' S .l . ,ss ., W-, i First row tleft to rightl: Elkin, Caplan Phillips, Gallagher Dowlin . S' k Lau hl' T ' , , q ic erman, Patrician, Barnes. Second row Homza Mosser Mc g in, rethaway, Lawlor, Halper, Elinski, Foote. Third row' Olson McAda R' Berman Fourth H' . , ra, iemensnyder, Bednarz Goerinqer Susa Baloga . row: ighsmith, Stewart, Collman, O'Ma1ley, Smarsh, Goodstein, Rundle, Huey, Davies Fifth row Glosser Mirmak Hosner, Roth, Ott, Cavan, Seqar. -t , SPEA ERS CLUB AKING its initial bow i which is composed of seniors who have been outstanding in their work in the public speaking department. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Mollie Kent, the members of this club have frequently appeared before the school. In the days of the Iournal and Breidlin campaigns, they were the ones who so ably convinced hundreds of their fellow-students of the merits of both publications. At their regular meetings, they have attempted various tongue twisters to test their articulation made im ro t n the Breidlin this year is the Speakers' Club , p mpu speeches, responded to question box assignments, and taken part in short debates. Members have gained through such experiences the confidence which they will need later in ' t ii e when any form of public speaking is required of them. They have learned, too, how to r t ' ' ' ' p esen a subject so that it will rnterest and hold the attention of an audience. This understanding will, of course, benefit their business and f pro essional careers as well since much of their future success 'll b W1 e de- pendent on their being able to express what they think in a way which will impress others. Next year when the present juniors will be eligible for the Speakers' Club, they will have much to live up to as this year's members are particularly able and poised. This newly-organized group has set a high standard not only for the Class of '40 but for all succeeding classes as well. Zeventy-two 1 WICE a month on Monday af- ternoons the members of the Geography Club have jumped on their magic carpet and been whirled away to the lands which most people read about in books but do not dream of ever really seeing. They took these trips in the form of faculty travelogues by Mr. Zerbe, Mr. F. H. Super, Miss Zlata Tuhy and Miss Anne Dzury: and in quick quizzes, or with motion pictures. .Wins Several of the boys who say, There's no place like home, con- structed a topographic relief map of Wilkes-Barre, which when finished CLUB MEMBERS REST AT THE VALLEY DAM Showed time 'Fld effort Wellspenl' The annual outing was held in May. Of course, several more interesting snap shots were added to that fas- cinating club scrapbook of theirs! GEOGRAPHY CLUB t 1 X 1 t First row llett to rightl: Kittrick, Sokal, Naute, Dieffenbacher, Mitchell, Mirmak, Mirmak, Gavin, Goeringer, Clarke, Kane, Kistler, Turn- bauqh, Check, Yesuvida, Hayduchick, Greenchuk. Second row: Leacocos, Kriso, Susa, Leonard, Elinski, Krehel, Saymon, Heiser. Davis, Boler, Cudnowski, Zaharowski, Ostroski, Zaharowski, Telencio, Kaval, Jones, Dettmore, Challis, Hoitman, Kollar. Mirola, Baloqa. Third row: Kotch, Kalanik, Cooke, Reudelhuber, Kocian, Merkle, Skebensky, Starzecki, Stasik, Babchak, Mattick, Brown, Krenzel, Kline, Ritter, McWilliams, Selepak, Morahan. Sozzi. Fourth row: Mosser, Kulikauskas. Dnistran, Keay, Ogin. Sluhocki, Ianick, Boler, Trethaway, Hines, Kinsey, Baughman, Brittingham, Brody, Bombay, Savitsky, McHugh, Mileski. Fifth row: Kozel, Kostrzewski, Howe, Hines, Dama- shanko, Szymanski, Goeringer, Dysleski, Baloga, Smarsh, Krall, Savacool, Weller, Tuhy. MGCDODGIG. Sixth row: Reatini, Blessner. Callahan, Lorusso, Zapotaci,.O'Malley County, Plata Ostrosky Flecknoe Snyder, Worobey Gawr ch Lukach M C tl . . , , , y . , c a rey. Seventh row. Skowski, Davies, Dennis, McDonald, Barnhart, Bizub, Edwards, Schlonsky, Karnofsky, Elko, Santiwan, Binkosky, GO1'!ki. Kopec. Seventy-three HEN the band of today goes march- ing down the foot- - W y ball field in their snappy red and blue uniforms, one can scarcely conceive that in 1915, when the band was organized, there were only fifteen players. Since then the member- ship has increased to sixty-five. At the re- hearsals each Friday, Mr. Lewis has the boys try a t little bit of everything. MARCHING WITH THE POE First lhel' Play Q livell' march, then a bit oi swing, and, finally, some works of the older mas- ters. They are always ready to serve. Certainly school life would lose much of its color and en- thusiasm were it not for the band and its music. .aqui First row tlett to rightjr Williams, Lehet, Crowder, Hands, W. Collmann, Skreperiak, George, Dolan, Goerinqer, Soobv, Krauser, Wil- liams, P. B. Lewis. Second row: Stevens, Ienkins, Papadopolis, Mahan, Mirola, Umphred, Kane, Fiedler, Price, Ionzo, G. Sabol, S. Coll- mann, W. Kane. Third row: Kistin, Polachek, Iones, Williams, Senevich, Dowling, Clarke, Miscavage, Iohns, A. Sabol, Symons. Fourth row: Biros, Amos, Carr, Stevens, Galdun, Beown, E. Ogin, Falkowski, Tomcawitz, Ogin, Mulhern. Fifth row: Schaller, Stanko, Merrell, Adams, Highsmith, R. Collmann, Glosser, Snee, Kmetz, Davies, Wilcox. Sixth row: Anthony, Kigerl, Malas, Benish, Cerwonka, Green- wald. Huey. Unqvarsky, Cave, Shulinski, Morgan. Seventy-four N i i F1 st ro fleit to rightlc Kane, W. Collmann, Morgan, Goerinqer, Schaller, Rundle, Dowling. Second row: Skrepenak, Kleinman, Smailes, Savacool Herschell Bauqhman, Hilbert, Mr. Lewis. Third row: Tomkiewicz, Cave, Anthony, Greenwald, R. Collman, Huey, Biros. VARSITY ORCHESTRA OUR years before Mr. Davies founded the band, he started the Varsity Orchestra. He continued to direct this group until 1932 when Mr. P. B. Lewis took charge. The members of the Varsity Orchestra are those who have graduated either from the Freshman and Reserve Orchestras or the Band. They are given try-outs and picked purely on musical ability. The duties of the orchestra include playing for chapel session, school en- tertainments, Class Day, Commence- ment, and any other special occasions which may occur. To keep abreast of the times the orchestra, like the band, learns the swing music of the day as well as the regular classical numbers. They, too, are always ready to serve any needs of their school willingly. HE Reserve and Freshman Or- chestras are also important units. The Reserve Orchestra organized in 1915, serves as a link between the Freshman and Varsity Orchestras. In Ianuary of this year, the group played for the Teachers' Institute in the Cough- lin Auditorium. In the latter part of May, they presented their annual pro- gram. This consisted of classics, mod- ern marches and popular songs. The Freshman Orchestra was organized in 1923 to close the gap between the music of the grade schools and the work of the Reserve Orchestra which did not include freshmen. It too pre- sents an annual program in chapel, and May finds these young musicians practicing dutifully for this personal appearance which they eagerly await Seventy tive r 2 lf 's' row lleit to riqhtjz Price, Popadopolas, Burian, Greenwald, Johns, Hiqhsmilh, Kislin, Slivinski. Second row: Mr. Frey, Mench, S 11:1 les, Sayman, lVlcNamee, Zorzi, Glomb, Dixon, Kruite. Third row: Polacheck, Sholonski, Williams, George, G. Oqin, Goeringer, C' rf,-re, Tomascik. Fourth row: Sabol, Stephens, Symons, Brown, E. Oqin, Esser, Miscavage. RESERVE GECHESTRA ERESHMAN CDRCHESTRA Fix v :ow Kleft to rightlr Kubakowsne, Kosierkautski, Mulhern, Jones, Turnbull, Hands, Grubko. Second row: Brille, Lehet, Cranston, Joi'-fs Tully, Crowder, Sooby, Miss N, Walker. Third row: Mirola, Kane, Collins, Adams, Benish, Ames, Sabol, Collmcmn. Seventy-six t f First row fleft to rightl: Berqh, MacDonald, Mitchell, Raykoski, Patrician, R?Yn01dS, McGourty, Sicherman, Paul, Neuman, McLaughlin Lawlor, McMaster. Second row: McKee, Station. Starostovich, Popovich, Petrick, Lynch. Oleniak, MCH!-19h-I Mefklef SUUUQB' TXGYPIQWUY Keay, McWilliams, Stoneham, Williams, Kruzel, Stevens. Third row: Wilson, lVlcAdara, Hibbard, Telencio, Sayman, -Beneslu, Dletten bacher, Gill, Petro, Nardone, Slavinski, Reese, Gavin, Susa, Goeringer. Fourth -row: Yaremko, - Voegele, Traher, Kline, -Fisher, 'Gill, Katany, Hannon, Iohns, Reudelhuber, Kosko, Levitsky, Patterson, Turnbfxuqh, Phillips, Mlrmak. Fifth row: Abend, Ogm, Brice, Savltsky. Krenzel, Ritter, Davis, Moritz, McCormack, Hartley, Harvey, Nirka, Bcxchman. MCNGH199. BSUCIS- Slxfh YOWI Cook. I-GCICGCOS. Hdrrlhgton. Sorber, Kostrzewski, Kirwan, Steligo, Kempinski, Kulick, Rosenbaum, Stanton. Ndllte. MODIS, Ffrlnk. BCISSIQI. HIS club's past activities are aptly described by its title Peplin. Its members are the peppiest in the city, and all of their activities seem to have a touch of spice. When it comes to spaghetti, the Hi-Y will vouch for their culinary ability as Hi-Y held a joint spaghetti supper with them early in the year. With the approach of Valentine's Day and its customary hearts and flowers, the gym at the Y was the scene of a colorful dance by this Peplin group. Other activities in the past year have been bingo parties, a scavenger hunt, and various sorts of service work. In cooperation with Miss Toohey, the girls distributed clothes to needy families and at Christmas time some lucky family in the Valley re- ceived a basket donated by this group. They also contributed to the Welfare Federation. Several of the girls from Peplin who attended the Girl Reserve summer conference at Lake Ariel became quite interested in the newspaper work there. When they returned to school this year, the club as a whole P volunteered to start a Girl Heserve newspaper which would include news from all the twenty-one clubs in this vicinity. A great honor came to Peplin with the election of Margaret McGourty as president of Inter-Club Council. In this capacity she has led the combined clubs of seven schools through a most adventurous, enjoyable and highly successful season. Seventy-seven 1 LL over the United States there are thousands of boys of high school age who wear the same red triangle of the Hi-Y. Coughlin Hi-Y is but one unit of the huge organization which strives to promote clean living, clean sport, and clean habits. By long study and observation, men have learned that much of later life is influenced by the environ- ment of childhood. With this fact as a basis, the national Hi-Y leaders have planned their program with the aim of providing a pleasant and instructive environment for its members. v Q a l e First row tlett to riqhtlz Kobukowski, Schaller, Trainor, Malloy, O'Malley, Olson, Cavan, Kane, Dowling, Reiser, Stewart, Syron, Evert! Second row: Carrol, Smarsh, Williams, Madigan. Brown, Zych, County, Dressel, Wrasak, Fonzo, Durland, Hoiiman, Olinitz. Third row: Sweinberg, O'Ma11ey, Miscavage, Sabol, Ashton, Dale, Knelly, C. Collins. Worobey, Collins, Wassil, Snyder. Fourth row: Hinz, Flan- nery, Martin, Flecknoe, Skapura, Iones, Feidler, Penderqast, Ellmann, Birbeck, MacDonald. Fifth row: Feher, W. Collmann, Williams McDonald, Powell, Bizub, Heffernan, Flynn, Unqvarsky, Lukach, E. Sieger, R. Collmann. Sixth row: Yanchunis, Iohnson, Cerwonka Kinney, Kopick, Monko, Dougher, Mirmak, Chandler, R. Syron. Seventh row: Tanski, Foster, Evans, Morgan, Shiber, T. Iones, Jordan Lenahen, Saber, Santiwan, Ievitt. HE club at Coughlin this year visited both Chevrolet and the Blue Ribbon Baking Company plants. They also had a swimming party, several mixed swims, and an informal dance. They heard interesting talks at their meetings. They formed a basketball league when they discovered several members were athletically-inclined. Their dramatists also had a chance to write and direct a play. This varied program clearly shows that Coughlin's Hi-Y has done its part in furthering the aims and standards of the national organization. Seventy-eight f 1 Fit-gt row Cleft to rightb: Ciurzenski, Kostrzewski, Homzcl, Dombroski, Radziewicz, Fisher, Glosser. Kohukowski, Cook, Schaller, Kane, Beneski, Pikarsky. Second row: Hannon, Hapemcm, Shimko, Sulinski. Glomb, Clurie, Brody, Davis, Werner, Zaharowski, Ostroski, Zaharowski, Kozich, Austin, Dieftenbacher. Naut. Hartley, Krenzel, Gross. Third row: Druttner. Szykman, Testen, Ryan, Kleinman, Ney- hard, Probelak. Iones. Ronscavaqe, Poerio, Anclrasko, Benish, Sheridan. Sholvinski, Howe, Dixon. Fourth row: Olintz, Williams, Gudai- tis, Fielder, Krajewski, O'Malley, Flannery, Panek. Zapotocki, Warick, Ostroski, Heck, Macekura. Fonzo. Fifth row: Slachta. Mapp, Blessner, Lukcxch, Hodakoski. Kopich, Plata, Kornblau, Ritter, Wilson, Sweinberq, Frerverker. TAMP collecting may properly be called the Hobby of Kings. Many of the monarchs of Europe today possess collections which have been handed down from fathers and grandfathers. Many are ardent collectors themselves and spend rnuch of their spare time in following this hobby. But stamp collecting is one of the few hobbies which is open to everyone. Few people, however, when they receive letters give much thought to the stamps on the envelopes. This is not the case with members of the Stamp Club. To them, a stamp is something to be examined and studied and, possibly, treasured. There are many en- thusiasts among them-all eager to increase their knowl- edge of the postage stamps of the world and to share their information or finds with others. Several times they received free packets of stamps at the club meetings. Twice they checked up on the geographical facts they've acquired: once in a location contest with the Geography Club and once in a quick quiz in a club meeting of their own. To show others what they are missing by not stamping, club members had a stamp exhibit in the latter part of the year. Seventy-nine VARIETIES F Variety is the spice of life, then the Varieties is aptly named. for this show combines just about every known talent into the type of program that remains popular. Musical novelties, dancing, and short plays are among the featured numbers. Usually the first presentation of the year, the Varieties sets the ball rolling toward a successful series of entertain- ments and enjoyable programs. Eighty TWO NIMBLE-FOOTED MAIDS Evelyn Lawler and Dolores Re y A UTOPIAN SCHOOL AND ITS TEACHER NATHALIA'S OFF AGAIN' Nathalia Raykoski Kistlez, Collmann, O'Malley, H PROFESSOR SFORZANDO DISTURBS THE PEACE' Maum- Q ai t ry nm as ?!vmx.n -iii, Q Q Q, 5 Q u 5, gr - 'Qammwmempe q+v4 'f M , sux: n .. 1 J 'U Q WW I YI, ,. ?! fY aasespse-, - r t Q. K - l t ,V ,.'. 1' ' 50120315 C l .. . I. if A f . for A 2,5 1 I l l .i-.1--,, First row Cleft to riqhtl: Maier, Pearson, Burke. Bauqhman, Miller, Weller, Hannon, Goeringer, Turnbaugh, Barnes. Clarke. Gavin, S. Navola, Pearson, Smailes, Macking. Second row: Toole, Morahan, Patterson, Neuman, Ritter, Wilson, Weiner. Durkin, Bachman, Say- man, Nardone, Moritz. Bosha, Clemow, Garista, Dettmore. Third row: Carey, Deegan. Davis, Krywicki, Reese, M. Koval, lones, A. Phillips, Hiscar, Guzzo, Aqelotf, Livings, Havas, Hoffman, Challis, Kinsey. Fourth row: Vogel, Richardson, Price, V. Koval. Alesieck, Baloga, Sozzi, Sulinsky, Pikarsky, Harris, Ciurzenski, Drutfner, Popovich, McWilliams, Auman. Fifth row: Andrasko, Kozick, Williams. Naut, Brittingham, Flannery, Beible, Polen, McCormick. Lawrence, Sheridan, Petrick, Pick, Erdman. Sixth row: Savacool, Tuhy, Dom- broski, Dieffenbacher, Burkett, Redilla, Navola, Elliot, Check, Sholvinski, Trykosky, Fritzges. McGroarty, Hayduchak. HHN Sorosis opened this, its forty-fourth year as Cough1in's oldest club, it was facing a most difficult problem. In the last several years, interest had lagged, and several times the members thought it best to disband as their brother club, Clio, had done. But with the new group of members coming up this year, interest seemed to revive, and every eifort was made to keep it alive. Under the able guidance of Miss Gillespie and Mrs. Cantor, the girls got together and planned a series of interesting programs. At an early meeting, Miss Marion Sturdevant talked on her trip to California. Several weeks later Miss Ritchie reviewed several of the current books which she thought would appeal to high school girls. When everyone started to think of the Christmas season and what it meant and the enjoyment of a real Christmas dinner, Sorosis thought of the many families who would miss this pleasure, so they decided to fill several baskets and send them to needy families in the valley. These were planned and distributed by Miss Sturdevant. In February an entirely new kind of party was held with the Hobby Club. To judge from the reports everyone enjoyed the year's activities and Sorosis has taken on a new lease of life. 'Eighty-two TYPING CLUB 1 1 1 P 7 4 4 l Y , i First row llett to rightl: Powell, Chopko, Zorzi, Young, Hill. Brown, Rushton, Yankavaqe, Faneck, Second row: Davies, Voegele. Stone- ham. Connor. Burke. Susa. Chase, Johns, Dieftenbacher. Third row: Felder, Bednarz, Eustice, Alexis, Lynch, Mosser, Dimmick, Karpi- nol, Swatkoski. Macho. Fourth row: Karnotsky, Carroll, Bundle, Kompinski, Brice, Paciotti, Madigan, Blessner, Poveroni. HE typing student often hears. Page 655 double spacing: marginals 10-70: fewer errors: more perfect papers. This may seem like Greek to most, but to him, it is perfectly clear. To supple fnent this routine instruction in typing classes, Miss Durkin organized a Typing Club in Ianuary for the seniors interested in this subject. Typing students who wro te forty words per minute with tive or less mistakes in their Thursday fifteen-minute tests were awarded typing certificates and were eligible to join. The purpose of the club was to stimulate a keener interest in typing and to develop a more business-like attitude in attacking daily problems. In- terest in this infant commercial organization was aroused by several Gregg Writer typing contests in which the winning key clickers were awarded numerous prizes. Several pins and certificates tor proficiency were the rewards. Mr. Daxnpf. repre- sentative of the Woodstock typewriter and office machines, spoke to the club and demonstrated the use of the ediphone. The club also sponsored an exhibit of artis- tic and business papers as well as an illustrated lecture on the telephone and its importance in the business world. Thus the only organization of the business course in the school has quickly advanced to a position of importance among school clubs. Eighty-three i : Q Q NRM First row lleft to riqhtl: Gumienni, Poveroni, Jenkins, Zipko, Zionkoski, Reese, Yczrnot, Glasser. Second row: Rifkiri, Kusik, Buck Phillips, Poerio, Gr ' k, O k' ' ' ncrvcxqe Gmc stros 1, Kerrie. Thud row. Bohunko, Dougher, Kuzdu, P. Wcrgo, A. Wurqo, Plextor, Cooney, Zuverzence. 1 First row Cleft to rightlz Zcrwatsky, Vcmko, Voskovich, Zczikosky, Chopko, Repeshczk, Harvey, Greenchuk. Second row: Geick, Dippe, Lawler, Krych, Glomb, McGour!y, Hczmblett, Weiss, Cranston, Bobeck. Third row: Burke, Mulhern, Lecxcocus, Panzer, Hinz, Drxistrom, Donohue, Dettmore, Grabko, Kenworthy. Eighty-four HE school's activities seem to be unusually fortunate this year in having so mary artistically-inclined students to draw upon for assistance in advertising programs. F rom the beginning of the year when the Varieties first be- gan to be talked of, these future and perhaps famous-to- be artists labored to produce posters which would catch the eye and hold the attention. This they certainly suc- ceeded in doing as the results of the various campaigns proved. Most of this poster work was done by members of the Commercial Art Club. The club is composed of twenty-six boys selected for co-operative and artistic ability. The Thursday Art' Club is for girls. These are by no means behind the boys in either talent or enthusiasm although their work did not appear before the school as often. One interesting kind of project they engaged in was the designing and painting of wooden bracelets and buttons. These displayed great care in regard to colors and workmanship. Both groups deserve great credit for their accomplishments. COMMERCIAL ART CLUB THURSDAY ART CLUB Eighty-five . .. ...W A. . ,. . , . i 9 i 2 i. E I . , A, X ,V,1,.. 7,7 . . , 3 ,..k I .. E I First row lleft to rightlz Elinski, Dowd, Kabalka, Fedor, Czubeck, Durinski, Beneski, Gazda, Drelick, Bodack, Korn, Hydauchik, D1 Mahone Howe Fisher Austin Evan Yesuivida. Second row: Smalko. Storzecki, Yatsko, Dnistran, Brown, Dunham, e aney, y, , , , - chick, Mirmak, Harris, Hiscar. Third row: Cook, Kozal, Heiser, Rensa, Sott, Hontz, Androsko, Benish, Ahrendts, Nardone, Mc- Groarty, Nicholas, Brennan, Havas, Kruzel. Fourth row: Leonard, Alieo, Ianick, Iarmilowski, Kral, Tavana, Hines, Kulick, Kom- pinski Brice, Abend, Koval, Harvey, Burnett. Fifth row: Lally, Gozick, Krenzel, Zaharowski, Zaharowski, Kostrowski, Panza, Mat- ' ' ' z M l Monticelli, Ustvon, Orlosky tick, Calaguire, Mitchell, Naute, Dlefienbacher, French, Dymond. Gallagher. Sixth row aoney, Ulihanick, Zelinski, Blaschak, McKeown, Cannon, Dimmick, Macho, Swatkoski, Vanko, Yankavaqe, Sholonski. OT only do the industrious C. C. C. girls prepare delicacies. but they also strive to build a foundation of enjoyable living by developing interesting personal qualities, social and professional poise, and better home management. In working toward this goal, the club under the guiding hand of Miss Gil- christ, the cooking adviser, has taken part in a year full of activi- ties. After electing officers and initiating new members, this group sponsored a skating party and a lovely tea for the junior and senior girls at which those attending were entertained by a de- lightful program and served tea and cookies. Tea was poured by Miss Toohey and Miss Dzury. But they did not confine their helpfulness to school affairs alone but extended their scope to brighten the holidays for some older folks. After making luscious Christmas cookies and wrapping them in gay holiday papers the mistresses of the kitchen delivered them to the Old Men's Home. Not satisfied with just providing food, the C. C. C. girls on Christ- mas Eve joined in singing festive carols under the windows of the Old Men's Home to the enjoyment of their listeners. These girls are going out in the world prepared to please themselves and to delight others by their dainty appetizers and by their charming manners acquired through the days of practice in this club. Eighty-six Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater, Had a wife and couldn't keep her, Put her in a pumpkin shell, And there he kept her very well. EEPING house in a pumpkin must have been somewhat of a novelty for Mrs. Pumpkin Eater when she found herself forced to live there. A round house was sure to offer many headaches. As her stay proved to be definite however, there was not much else to do but settle down and learn from the beginning. Lesson One was in cooking and, of course, the first thing was pumpkin pie. That proved easy however, for did she not live right inside the main ingredient? When she had learned how to cook and keep the house in order, guests began to arrive and were amazed at the progress she had made in such a short time. Little did they know that she had been one of the children of the old woman in the shoe who had joined the Homemakers' Club in high school and that she was putting into practice many of the things which she had learned there. Mr. Pumpkin Eater was really proud of his gracious and poised wife and congratulated himself on such a fine plan as his pumpkin home. Mrs. Pumpkin Eater looked back with fond memories on the skating party and Weiner roast they had had her last year at school, for it was at the Weiner roast that she had met Mr. Pumpkin Eater. Now here she was, safely settled in her own lovely home still reaping the benefits. HCDME- CLUB MAKERS! First row lleft to rightjg Evans, Boyle, Maloney, Malloy, Brice, Otfshack, Christman, Franz, Marko, Lo Brown. Second row:'Parry, Obsourbne, Kundrat,-Kelly, Bartlotti, Cawley, Guzzo, Krupcxck, LaCava, Loro man. Third row: Dinan, Laubaugh, Mattick, Leisenring, Horney, Sytnik, McDonough, Alberta, Lenahan, P' k ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ic etts, Kupetz, Katz, Marconi. Fourth row. Monticelli, Lewis, Luticshen, Bromuko, Kurznka, Cerwonko dowski, Kataczynski, Kozey, Chopko, Suckoski, Turner. Fifth row: McQuay, Drutchul, McCaffrey, Nudo Oleniak, Retrini, Gulhanik, Patrician, Oliver, Linko, Kozel. ttus, Paciqa, Kushner, O'Rourke. Woods, Crit McAndrew, Miskowitz , Rubiscak, Sestak, Ru: , Buloqo, Iskra, Smolko Eighty-seven GTRLSC PCYHLETTC ASSOCTATTGN first row Ueit to riqhtyz Mitchell. Kabahca, Patrician, Mitler, Neuman, Ritter, Czubeck, Beneski, Gazda, Kisuer, Yancavaqe, MacDonaXd. seeond row: Kustis, Yaremko, Skxvinski. To . P d t S L' d ' ' ' ' nes en erqas, araka, xn ner, Luks, Krywxckx, Wahace, Mciirxde, Gkamh, Smtnowxtz. Thnd row: Bobeck. Ccdaquire, Bryce, Kadhxboski, Bodack, Druqan Kowakskr, Dworkoskk, Cunningham, Brishn, Korn, Hamblatt, SchTon stay. Fourth row- Bmkesxee Cristman MalzeT Dnrinski Stout Chcdhs Cu ' h R n . . , . . . . . nnxnq am, osenbaum, Vanko, Krzanowski, Weher, Kinsey. Flith row: Burkett, Dalton, Geidcl, Watkins, Yedenak. OR a quarter oi a century, G. Pr. Pr. has phryed an irnporkant pcm in Conqhhn's sociaT and athXetic activi- ties. This year, as iorrnerhj, the QMS save a Freshman Hahowe' en Party and G Eighty 'eight Q- Senior Tea. Margaret Patrtcian, chosen tram their number. reigned G5 Queen in the May Pageant which they sponsored- Marquerite Onzik. Steha Bonk, HeXe11 DNSUGH WE-IXRERS OF PBTZE-WTNNTNG COS- TUMES BT THE- FRE-SHNUXN HPrT.-LOWE-'E-N PARTY ,Agfa- MTSS BTTCHTE POURS BT THE- CHRTSTMIXS TEA Z BCDWLlNG CLUB ANY are the strikes that have been chalked up tor the members ot Coughlin's ace Bowling Club! ln tact these lads were so enthusiastic that Mr. Booth tound it necessary to divide them into three leagues. Ptiter this division had been made, an elimination con- test was held to pick the best team. This ended with No. 2, First Division the winners. Finally the best bowl- ers trom the entire club were chosen to compete with outside teams. They acquitted themselves very credit- ably. However, this group isn't aim- ing particularly at making records. They have found a healthiul sport M lor relaxation in their leisure hours. THEY BOWL Tl-lElVl OVER! A-fl gl 712 1 1 1 A .t 'r- K ,, First row tlett to riqhtl: Maciaq, Zych, Ostroskv, Pacciotti. Anthony, Cyqler, Lentini, Barnhart, Brown, Durland, Morris, Gabriel, Bach- man. Second row: Bohunlco, Dale, Carr, Cave, Naessiq, lones, Hoitman, Dysleski, Anthony, Roberts, Blessner, McGraw, Everett. Third row: Weicla, lenkins, Zachar, Powell, Zaikowskv, Allen, County, Birbeck, Strony. Delaney, Smarsh, Ashton, McGroarty. Fourth row: Zionkoski, Zehosky, Stewart, Wavrasek, Beck, Nesbitt, Hughes, Kozemko. Zelinski, loseph, Lombardo, Nlarcencxk. Fitth row: Wcrobey, Blume, Patrella, Gustin, Ritter, Malloy, Kenworthy. O'Donnell, Krumenaker, McDonald, Mulhern, Clarke. Sixth row: lez, Puhy, Char- rlgosky, gleiser, Zawadski, Iones, lones, Syron, Mitchell, Merrel, Check, Koske. Seventh row: Iskra, Trainor, Yehr, Radziewicz, lohnson, etro, ram. Eiqh'Y'l'ling NE bright day Simple Simon met a pie- man going to the fair. And as Simon had a hearty appetite, he asked for a taste of the delicious pastry. But he was doom- ed to go without, for he had neglected to save a penny. Many students at Coughlin will be going to the fair this year. Pennies will cer- tainly be needed. The Bank Cashiers' Associa- tion is composed of people devoted to helping their classmates save their pennies until a bit of distant pastry somewhere seems appetizing. First row flett to rightj: Casterline, Bontempi, Goode, Foster, Riqoni, McDonald, Schaller. Dutiy, H. Watkins, Bryce, Rosenbaum, Musketnuss, Landmesser. Second row: Merowski, Bernhardt, Chopko, Challis, McDonough, Hassey, Koval, Roberts, Lacava, Culkin. Reynolds, Wagner, Beait. Third row: Kopec, Drew, Graziano, Watkins, Trethaway, Stanziale, DiSanto, Miller. Hefiren, Cavanaugh, Toole, Zorzi. Fourth row: Drelich, Ryktctrcik, Kobukowski, O'Boyle, Novak, Vanchieri, Bachman, Rinko, Davidas, Vodzak, Kane, Olinitz. Fifth row: Peters, Mitchell, Kinney, Reiser, Karpinski, Trainor, Schintz, Zannoni, Bizub, Highsrnith, Kuyweski, Griffiths, Puhy. HE aim of the Bank Cashiers' Association has always been to increase the number of the student body that bank. Ralph DiSanto, ICAIJ Iames Kane, ICAZ7 and Robert McDonald, 4CA1, were the class cashiers this year who were most successful in furthering that aim. Their classes had the highest per- centage of depositors. To make the association a unified organization, monthly meetings are held where various speakers talk on banking and subjects relating to banking. Robert Schal- ler was the head-cashier for the past year. Ninety I-IE mysteries of science are as an open book to the inquisitive members of the Science Club who insist on knowing just why, how, and when every thing does what it does. Motion pictures, reports, and re-broad- casts of the student science clubs of America are the mediums through which this informa- tion has come bringing numerous scientific facts vividly to mind cmd increasing the boys' desire to find answers to many baffling ques- tions which may be encountered in daily life. .- 1 , 5 ,, . 5, .4 I S ' 4 A 1 W , ' . . dt-I .- First row lleft to riqhtl: Rosner, Barnhart, Ivans, Ievitt, Wright, Segar, C. Hiqhsmith, I. Gallagher, H. Gallagher, Elco, Zelinski, Hef- fernan, Tanski. Second row: Baloga, Worohey, Kollar, Bachman, Kline, Bama, Mattern, Wilcox, Karnofsky, Oschypko, Berman, Collins, Ellman. Third row: Heftren, Parks, Dowling, Heim, Carroll, Ashton, Sutton, Fonzo, Shiber, Sergi, Goodstein, Wassil, Krema, McAdara. Fourth row: Slacta, Wavarsek, Dale, Zych, Heinz, Marcinak, Baloga, Birbeck, Dugan, Everett, Iones, Smarsh, Dressel. Fifth row: Cer- wonka, Lukach, Mapp, Carr, Feher, Pelenchar, Monko, Ott, Blume, Banaszek, Cavan, I. Collins, Madigan. Sixth row: Snyder, E. Snyder, Santiwan, Haughney, Mirmak, Binkoski, Reiser, County, Skcxpura, Chandler, Toole, Dauqert. Seventh row: jenkins, Flecknoe, Kopich, I. Highsmith, Evans, McDonald, Edwards, Yanchunas, Dyke, Geida, Gallagher, Macekura, Miscavage. HE Science Club membership is restricted to boys who delve deeply into all branches of natural science. At a recent Information Please program, the members of the club showed their wide knowledge of the sciences by answering every question which was asked. The local Science Club is affiliated with the National Students' Science Club of America, Most club programs are excerpts from The Science Leaflet , the official publi- cation of this nation-wide parent organization. Ninety-one THE YOUNG ARTIST am? SENKDR PLAY MAKES A HIT THE CHRIS BEAN MASTEBPIECE ALL IMPOSTOBS Ninety-t FOUND AT LAST THERE'S ALWAYS A HAPPY ENDING ROM the ranks of Masquers early in November stepped its ace senior drama- tists to take over the Late Christopher Bean. The production was one with a touch of mystery centering around an artist and his pictures. Several years after the death of the artist, Chris Bean, it was discovered that his works were mas- terpieces, and then followed the inevitable rush for products of his skill. Figuring quite prominently in the plot was the family maid at the home where Bean had lived and where much of his painting had been done. Quite a surprising climax was reached when it was discovered that the maid was his widow and therefore heir to all his suddenly acquired wealth. This was quite a disappointment to several speculators who had hoped to get rich quick by his painting. Members of the cast were: Ruth Clarke, Anthony Ott, Stella Drelich, Marian McLaughlin, Robert Schal- ler, Anna Homza, William Kane, Philip Both, and Vincent Segar. The senior play is the high-spot in the lives of the Masquers who are lucky enough to secure parts. In addition to this dramatic activity, many one-act plays are presented at the regu- lar Masquers meetings thus providing entertainment for the audience and giving every member a chance, at least once, to display his acting ability. Very few of the members of Masquers will ever leave Coughlin to continue dramatics as an oc- cupation, but many of them will be interested in the city's dramatic activities. MASQUERS ? First row fleft to rightjz Schaller, Cavan, Homza, McAdara, Highsmith, Lawlor, O'Malley, Stewart, McLaughlin, Seqar, Patrician, Faegenburg, Kistler. Second row: Kinsey, Dunham, Raykowski, Voskovich, Halper, Clarke, Stoneham, Iones, Susa, McKee, Sicherman, Elinski, Conners. Third row: Ungvarsky, Berkowitz, Radziewicz, Yanchunas, Durinski, Drelick, Mirmak, Drugan, Kane, Huey, Bundle Haughney. Fourth row: Rosner, Trainor, Barnhart, Lukach, Ott, Roth, Reiser, Ienkins, Shiber, Zelinsky, Gildea. Ninety-three RIGINATED in 1927, the German Club, or Deutscher Verein, has proved to be one of Coughlin's most popu- lar clubs. Under the capable leadership of Mr. E. lVl. Warmkessel, the members meet regularly on alternate Wed- nesdays. There are more than eighty in this group. With the better understanding of the as well as the presenting definite purpose of promoting a literature and customs of Germany of a splendid background for the language and music of Germany, the organization has flourished since its beginning. .., . W ...sum fn -11.1-m First row tleft to riqhtt: Kowalski, Reimensnyder, Halper, Karpinol, Young, Lukach, Kobukowski, Unqvarsky, Homza, Davis, Boler, Brazelle, Brown. Second row: Ianick, Ladluboski, Sayman, Mosser, Sefcik, Radzewiecz, Rushton, Remcho, Kollar, Tattersall, Teston, Kocian, Bachman. Goeringer, Boler. Third row: Heiser, Zawatsky, Hapeman, Shebansky, Slukoski, Korn, Gill. Oleniak, Delaney, Repe- shak, Hoffman, Greeny, Brittingham, Kinsey. Fourth row: Havas, Havanic, Kline, Kruzel, Yaremko, Kormos, Hayduchok. Zaikosky, Mir- mak, Brice, McWilliams, Androsko, Golden, Gordon. Fifth row: Turnbaugh, Zelinski, Eustice, Ioyce, Dieffenbacher, Hatesky, Niezwicki, ' ' ' N'rka, A1iesieck,Baloga, Lehet. Sixth row: Williams, Matusak, Sweinbergh, W. Williams, Kopick, Heck, Lippa, Olmnz, Worobey, 1 Greenwald, Collmann, Mirola, Collmann, Glasser, Sulat. s on topics pertaining to Germany, and HROUGHOUT the year varied program the German language are presented. Singing the folk melodies of old Germany is enjoyed by everyone at the bi-monthly meetings. Humorous and very enjoyable games are played wherein a use of the German language is required. At the pin- nacle of the club's social activities is the annual gala Christmas Party. These parties, carried out in true Christmas spirit every year, are eagerly awaited. At the party this year, Mr. I. H. Super spoke about Germany and told of the things he saw on his recent trip there: appropriate Christmas music was sung. and games connected with the Christmas spirit played. One of the most interesting innovations of the club was the Amateur Show presented at the meeting on Wednesday, April 26. The next project to be undertaken by the members is a symposium on German composers, such as Beet- M d l ohn Bach and many others. In this discussion the group hoven, Wagner, en e s , , ' ' f th famous musicians. will consider the interesting lives as well as the Works o ese Ninety-tour 1-2 1 First row Cleft to rightjz Leacacos, Bergh, Barnes, Trethaway, Ritter, Paul, Sicherman, MacDonald, Gallagher, Baloga, O'Malley, High smith, Ivans. Second row: Fisher, Dimmick, Susa, Hibbard, McKee, Elinski, Gruskin, Sorber, Harrington, Ungvarsky, Ostroy, Gavin Clarke, Brooks. Third row: Cook, Miller, Reudelhuber, Reese, Strange, Davis, Hartley, Watkins, Rosenbaum, Neuman, Kulick, Kom pinski, Abend. Fourth row: Oqin. Savitsky, McAdara, Patrician, Novak, Berman, Burns, Bama, Sirkin, Keay, Lawlor. Fifth row: Davies Ievitt, Rosner, Segar, Syron, Iones, Kane, Stewart, Iohnson, Pendergast, Davies, Dowling. VERYONE is familiar with the expression E H Par1ez-vous francais and oui, oui. Like- FR. wise are they aware of the fact that Coughlin French students are given an opportunity to increase their knowledge of the customs and habits of the people whose language they are studying, and to stimulate intimate feeling with French affairs and activities by membership in the French Club. This is an organization to which every French student should belong. Iuniors whose grades are B or above and have an interest in French Club Work may join in Ianuary. The meeting is called to order in Room G, Old Building, by the customary La seance est ouverte. After the business meeting, a short program is usually presented dealing with French life, and soon the room resounds with French songs usually ending with La Marseillaise. On May 17 initiations were held for the nouvaux membres, the recently selected junior candidates. Several teachers interested in French were present: a short program was furnished by the older members: French songs were sung: and last, but not least, refresh- ments were served. The juniors at once accepted an active part in the club and did their share in providing programs for the meetings which always end with: L'ordre du jour etant epuise, je propose que la seance soit levee. La seance est levee! The business of the day being over, I move that the meet- ing be adjourned. Meeting is adjourned. En avant, toujours, et bon chance! Ninety-tive SECCDND SHEPHERDS PLAY EFFECTIVE PUNISHMENT 'AND THE ANGELS SING MAK IS CAUGHT WITH THE SHEEP A THIEF IN THE NIGHT HRISTMAS at Coughlin means two things: a gaily decorated building and a play. The decorating was done, as in other years, by members oi the Biology Club. The ancient miracle play, The Second Shepherds' Play, was a humorous addition to the story of the shepherds who watched their flocks the night of the Nativity. The cast included: Merrill Faegenburq, Phillip Roth, Thomas Zelinski. Weido Poveroni, Charles Huey, Iohn Malloy, Harold Young, Thomas Sweinberg. 1 1 w First row tlett to riqhtl: Marko, Kenworthy, Babbey, Edwards, Hurly. Donuhue, Collrnann, Sooby, Boyle, Tarnoski, Paddick, Blum, Miss Gillespie. Second row: Ustvon, Hcxmbish, Ridilla, Ladner, Cranston, Birbeck, Drutchal, Saber, Gavin, Hs-nney, Grabka, Corbett, Mich' crel, Musketnuss. Third row: Fustick, Tvorak. Bucknavaqe, Albert, Mattick, Senuik, Potichko. Kennedy, Roberts, Reilly, Brannigan, Mulhally, Park, Witkowski, Fourth row: Brehl, Symons, Smith, Sutlas, Mcllndrews, Ciesla, Lenahan. Malloy, Dunningan, Bohac, Soltis, Zaklukiewicz, Weiss, Syron. Filth row: Boback, Kedro, Sabatini, Roth, Reese, Carr, Evans, Zayots, Hehill, Panza, Yencha, Turnbull, Zapotocki, Peterson. Sixth row: Burt, Mulhern, Olinitz, Hands, Kane, L, Iones, Disanto, Voelker, Allen, Lehet, I. Jones. Witko, Kcrlanik, Seventh row: Collins, Meter, Gudaitis, Brice, Reed. Howely, Heifre 1, Carr, Clarke., Worrick, Katany. ISTRESS MARY quite contrary caused cz sensa- tion in the Biology Club when she was able to grow silver bells and cockle shells and pretty maids all in a row. The young plants the members had raised outside ol class, and the beautiful tulips in front of school were not the least bit unusual, and this sudden freak of nature came as a surprise. Before this had come to upset their lives, the members of the Biology Club had been learning how to use a microscope so they could see the many Weird creatures which inhabited the unseen animal world. The more artistic of the club had also made colorful scrapbooks on nature which were distri- buted to the children's wards at the Mercy and General hospitals to help them pass the hours more pleasantly. Ninetysseven Little Tommy Tucker Sings for his supper, What shall he eat? White bread and butter. SENIGR the students in the senior class sing for their ITTLE TOMMY sang so that he could eat but own enjoyment and other people's entertain- ment. A Senior Select Chorus of ninety was chosen by Miss Weiss at the beginning of the year. This organization was founded four years ago. First row Ilett to rightl: McMaster, Stoneharn, Berqh, Davies, O'Mcmlley, Highsmith, I. Gallagher, H. Gallagher. Ftaykoski. Bachman. Trethoway, Jackson, Kistler. Second row: Miss Weiss. Price, Station, Sichermann, Karpinol, Johns. Briskin, Elkins. K. Fisher, Czubeck. Beneski, Drelick, Kruzel, Strange. Mirmak, Baloqa. Third row: Foote, MacDonald, Navola, Lynch, Hannon, Phillius, M. Fisher, Nirka. Tonart, Sirkin, Zorzi, Williams, Neuman, Kline, Sorber. Fourth row: Martin, Nicholas, Radziewicz, Pearson, Steligo, Harvey, Brooks, McHale, Chase, Frank, Bednarz, Feder, Sholvinski, Davis. Fiith row: Zaykoski, Durinski, Patrician, Kelly, Stanton, Baloqcx, Snyder, Olinitz, Ellman, Dowling. Macekura, Hauqhney, Dieitenbacher, Mitchell. Sixth row: Powell, Heffernan, Karnotsky, Pendergast, Coll- mann, Mapp. Stewart, Cerwonka, Burritt, Madigan, Kollar, Zachar, Schaller. Seventh row: Gumienny, Yanchuk, Edwards. Barnhart. Guldun. Kane, Fortune, Malloy, Ott, Radziewicz, Elko, Shilinski, Mirmak, Cavan, Trainor, HE Senior Select Chorus sang in the Christmas program, and several groups trom the club took part in chapel entertainments. The major accomplishment was a Cantata, White Hawk, which was given after practicing every Tuesday in the luncheon periods for several months. This musical presentation was the story of a brave Indian chiettain who through his love for a tair mist maiden overcame his desire for worldly possessions. The choir sang two selections for Commencement. Then the members went out into the world ready to sing for their suppers as Little Tommy Tucker did. Ninety-eight O sing a song of sixpence would be far too cheap for such a successful and progressive organization as the A Cappella Choir. They deserve a million dollars' Worth of praise for the work that they have clone in the past year. As it is the only musical organization of its kind in the city schools of Wilkes-Barre, it has attracted much attention both in Wilkes-Barre and other parts of the valley. In fact the choir has even journeyed to Scranton to display their ability. Although the choir is composed almost wholly of juniors, it possesses the tone quality of a group of much older and more experi- enced voices. This could come only from diligent practice. The concert given for the City Teachers' Institute was their first appearance before a public audience and as they gave such a splendid performance, they were invited to sing at Scranton. A party for the members was held in the gymnasium several days after they returned. There they played games, sang, danced, and became much better acquainted. With the approach of Music Week, an invi- tation was received from G. A. R. to sing at their assembly program. Miss Weiss had no fear of the kind of work they would do and gladly accepted. Even before such a critical audience as one of a rival high school, they stood the test and came out with flying colors. As an A Cappella Choir sings without accompaniment, it is hard to secure a tone which is true and, with many-part work, it becomes very diffi- cult. Much credit is due to this organiza- tion for the way in which it has performed. A CAPPELLA Cl-ICDIR tKiiI'x?:9f'x r: w.r - 15 1 as iv' 1 ' 1 ' - r Y- ' .,r.,:.,. First row tlett to riqhtl: Washburn, Stoneham, McMaster, I-Ialper, O'Malley, Hiqhsmith, Schaller, Stanziale, Tuhy, Poad. Mulhern, Elliott, Augusta. Second row: Miss Weiss, Zorzi, Gruskin, Maier, McBride, Macking, Iones, Maslonis, Hoffman, Pretzman, Korn, Rabatin, Zuber. Third row: Mirmak, Sefcik, Worth, Krywicki, Jones, Hoffman, Krehel, Joyce, Ayers, Bobeck, Dillan, Sot, lones, Baloqa. Fourth row: Brennen, Repischak, Richardson, Frank, Shimko, Suchoski, Bontempi, Garista, Schwab, Auman, Cella, Kinsey, Drugan. Fifth row: Dennis, Dowling, Reiser, Liebman, Davies, Collmann, Pesavento Thomas, Lichtman, Loftus, McDonald, Lorusso, McAdara, Thomas. Sixth row: Matuzak, Kinney, Douqher, Barnhart, Koual, Greenwald, Nes Jitt, Evans, Gorski, Roberts, Monko, Kane, Kistler. Ninety-nine E K - v fi .h.' 'k.f ki, :'- ' K ' - l 1 W... ' T ar' it Q,-it-f:w:ff1fa',f , A . - ,. Y ' ' ' an- f . ia ile T 5 A ieri A First row tle-it to rightj: Gorski, Dolan, Nead, Novak, Centuries man and beast have been jealous of Skapura, Stotey, Dugan, Watlak, Second row: Woroe , hey, wuvmsek, stain, Tomusko, Puui, Dressel, ste- the feathered creatures. When at last the alr- phens, Parke, Third row: Polokowski, McAdara. Pad- - ' ' den, Wassil, Muha, Monko, Barnhart, Shiber. Fourth plane WGS perfect d row: Slacta Scmtiwan B' kb , , rr eck, Dougher, Iohnson, Merrel, Malloy. Fifth row: Brown, Evans, Zelinski, Edwards, Iones. AVIATION CLUB e , it Was the buds turn to be jealous. One of their chief causes of worry has been the Aviation Club so the hav k , y e ept spiesgpiqeons to the unsuspecting-at the school. One day several perched on the Window sill outside Mr. Booth's room. They saw bo ' ys constructmg those strange relatives ot theirs. A few days later they saw movies of them being shown. They have cause to be alarmed. The Aviation Club, like aviation itself , is going far. lf, , , '- fit' 1' I A - ' , . 4 4 1 I I A ,4 si- .Q vs. .-' h ,. - -.4-ul, - 1 - 1 , ' ' , n..q I First row, left side, Lleft to rightjz McHale, Raykoski, Fairy, Hartley, Leacocos, Iohns, Kistler. Durland, Wilbur the Donkey. Second row: Greany, Mirmak. First row, right side: Jones, O'Ma11ey, Rosner, Ellman. Second row: Gumienny, Hose, Reese, Goerinqer, Paul, Benning, Zych. Third row: Reudelhuber, Martin, Gallagher, Turnbauqh. .Lf. AN EARLY MORNING GALLOP TO HORSE, TO HORSE AND AWAY! BOOTS and SADDLE HIS enthusiastic group of riders gallops over the countryside every Sunday morning. They can't all ride at the same hour because sufficient horses are not avail- able, but they can all manage an hour some- time during the morning. As a fitting climax to one of these airings, the whole club held a Wiener roast to appease the ravenous appetites acquired while on the backs of their steeds. One hundred one THE MINSTRELS Center-FOUR MEN AND A KNIFE Oval-SCHALLER AND OTT HAWK FISH, BUT FIND IUNIOB IONES! One hundred two SERENADERS FROM THE LAND OF CHILI CON CABNE www! AMATEUR NIGHT AlVIATEUBS?' HE Hobby Club was organized in WELL' AREN T 1937. Hobbies may be anything, WE ALL? but music and dancing are their specialties. Last year the club was re- sponsible for adding Amateur Night to Coughlin programs. This performance NSW-ING OUT, gives their fellow-students a chance to enjoy their interesting hobbies too. BOB AND AILEEN HQBBY CLUB I 5 , I j , i J I 4 w V i l J l kd lfrwu' I First row ileft to rightl: Macho, Riemensnyder, Phillips, Chisler, Raykoski, O'Donnel1, Iones, Falkoski, Iablonsky. Second row: Gal- laqher, Kistler, Lindner, Einstein, Eck, Wichner, Homza, Saba, Gritman, Smulowitz, Raeder. Third row: Williams, Dunningan, Hannon, Heiser, Wawrzniewicz, Campbell, McMaster, Dugalis, Loro, La Cava. Fourth row: Nesbitt, Esser, Dale, Worobey, Smarsh, Biros, Kistler, Strepnak, Williams. Fifth row: Reiser, Morgan, Rosner, Trainor, Evans, Ungvarsky, Peduto, Greenwald, Collmann. One hundred three . .. . fu .-... . M.. im., First row flett to rightlz Bergh, Barnes, MacDonald, Olson, Paul, Baloga, Gallagher, O'Malley, Lawlor, Hiqhsmith, Stewart, Williams, Mulhern. Second row: Becker, Hurley, Turpak, Petro, Krywicki, Radilla, Dnistran, Tarnoski, Bombay, Geick, Kuba, Hamblett, Yaremko, Fedor, Oliver. Third row: Iohns, Kinsey. Savacool, Weller, Fritzges, McLaughlin, Neuman, Brazelle. Testen, Howe, Kabalka, McAdara, Kittrick. Maclonis. Fourth row: Hurley, Sulliver. Collmann, Greenwald, Polakoski, Worobey, Larusso, Ritter, Phillips, Pavlik, Buckanav- age, Voelker, Ladner, Fifth row: Faeqenburq, Adams, Berkowitz, Rosner, Schaller, Karnotski, Syron, Wargo, Ievitt. Ivans, Nesbitt, Mahan. JOURNAL REPORTERS' ASSOCIATION HE Iournal Reporters' Association is the link binding the pages of the Iournal to every class and club of Coughlin. It is absolutely necessary for each reporter to be on his toes every minute of the time to snap up all stray bits of news about his fellow-classmates or club associates. This year the alertness of the members was well shown in every issue which came from the press. Unusual bits of news were submitted frequently as were humorous sayings in and about classes. One of the most interesting meetings acquainted the members with the difficulties of journalism in foreign countries. Miss Zlata Tuhy described her trip abroad and the press situation there. She was able to broaden the reporters' viewpoint considerably and make clear exactly what freedom of the press means. To close a year of Work well clone, four reporters were chosen as Star Reporters for having excelled in prepara- tion of Iournal notes. Competition for this distinction was begun last fall when rules of the contest were announced. Points were based on neatness, regularity of contribution, promptness, and choice of subjects. These Star Reporters included: Senior, Regina Baloga, 4CA2: Iunior, Betty Fritzges, 3GC1: Sophomore, Ephrosinia Yaremko, 2Cll, and Freshman, Robert Voelker, ICA3. One hundred four S a reward for the four years of hard study in high school, fifteen percent of the seniors may be chosen by Mr. Super and the faculty to be mem- bers of the National Honor Society. In some schools a small percentage of the juniors may be added to this select group, but in Coughlin membership in the Junior Ushers is considered sufficient scholastic honor for the juniors. When a student attains the honor of Iunior Usher, it is but a stepping stone to the higher honor of the National Honor Society. Announcement is made at the close of the fifth interval, and all grades to that date are included in the aver- ages. The students are selected for membership not only for their high scholas- tic standing but also for character, leadership, and service to the school. Most of these have held offices in clubs and taken very active part in school life. It is not only in Wilkes-Barre that students eagerly wait to hear the list read at school assembly but in many localities all over the country as well, for this organization has branches in numerous schools throughout the United States. Its members proudly Wear the emblem, a keystone-shaped pin inscribed with the words National Honor Society over a torch of knowledge. The attain- ment of the high standard necessary to reach this society should be the indi- cation of preparation for a most successful life. This society is a direct chal- lenge to the younger students of Coughlin High School to prepare their Work faithfully and to take an interest in the activities and affairs of the school. NATIGNAL HCDNCDR SCDCIETY First row flett to rightj: Ioyce, Baloqa, Zawatsky, Connor, Kauler, Chopko, Mclldara, Morahan, Oleniak. Second row: Iohns, Un- gvarski, Sorber, Halper, Homza, Lawlor, Sicherman, Paul, Bergh, MacDonald, Goeringer, Burke, Bachman. Third row: Faneck, Vosko- vich, Kepchene, Kennedy, Hannon, Elinski, Stephens, McLaughlin, Keay, McWilliams, Drelich, Swatkoski, Silver, Glasser. Fourth row: Macekura, Karpinol, Barnes, Kompinski, Kulick, Yankavage, Giomb, Hill, Hannon, Mosser, Caplan, Dowling, O'Ma1ley. Filth row: Smarsh, Smith, Young, Schaller, Hiqhsmith, Cavan, Schlonsky, Rundle, Kane, Collmann, Lukach, Huey. One hundred tive 4. Z u MW 'ff 3 -Q as I X qu had M hi -x ,.'2,-: - J, I 1 ' X ' f ' I - X X, M 4 I K1 g ' 4, '38 ' X I xx X X AV I lb 2 X O 6 11 ua X I A QQ QQ' 5- S ,xx ?' Q65 -ff 1 vp ff ff ff f 'W I I l Crosspcxtch, Crosspatch, When you're out of sorts, Get your horse, your boll, your line U And join in- I COUGHLIN SPORTS I I 5 GW ' 2? I ga, I 'jg Q . X N21 M I vfr M M- Q Q , we X I fx H' 5 f ffm W I -if 9 ,QW UN, I M' 'M' 2 if WX X I '.' l .2 2 9- I zwxo L. One h undl-ed ei ghg , , ,,f,A x YYY, YLXE36 'SBE- 5X5BS5' CYXE-EB XGYOYN YE-D P39 'VAS BOYS 'YO 'NI 'SHE 'MPSY O? 'SWE- xeosooe oi we ouxexondmq 'xox Gouqkimde success on QQ-e xxduon was One Xiocxfiuq wkixcb X49 Ko woke Qnose spec' o iopkxe doo-Je woxde. mon ,Crime 10 oh-511 ,Cneq 1:1 i0 ev NN ann XXcesfx5cmeone Xmas-s we xo 'imesk coach ' enderq TYKOUSY- NN YXSGYSPLS XNH. Xeqed to xr! pxoauced 'Q'-1 ine v1o1XLY'f0xx1 own Bed Y THROUGH PCXYC' X.-PHS-S 05 ca we 'occ X 1 mme. The Qbok q oxe cXeoxXq ,Coon ' eeded to corwknce exe pavi- ex show oxe pm Q9-ox GSX X60- krx 'One 050 . Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. FOOTBALL 1938 FOOTBALL SCORES Coughlin 40 Coughlin 55 Coughlin 26 Coughlin 35 Coughlin 21 Coughlin 14 Coughlin 26 Coughlin 45 Coughlin 25 Coughlin 12 Old Forge Dupont - Plymouth Larksville Meyers - Nanticoke Berwick - G. A. B. Luzerne - Kingston ANY tales of the result when an irresistible force meets an immov- able object have been told, but apparently no one had ever thought of combining the two into one great machine until Red Pendergast put his 1938 foot ball team on the field. Everyone knows what resulted when that irresistible back- field and that immovable line functioned against their unfortunate opponents. Team after team fell before the onslaught. Some held the Coughlin powerhouse to fairly low scores and a favored few even suc- ceeded in scoring on the Red and Blue, but all ultimately met the fate of their predecessors- defeat. Iirnmy Pender- gast and Ioe Cunningham were co- captains of this outstanding eleven. As the scores may indicate, the most out- standing contests were those played against Naniicoke and Kingston. The lat- ter victory was especially welcome since it ended a three-year domination over Coughlin by the old West Side rivals. THE SQUAD J I l ,vw YY.-..w.,.Q....-....... -ss.,- L----- - wi- L- Y .. . ...-.. Y . .. .A- V K First row lleft to rightl: Lentini, Montone, Check, Dorrance, Pendergast, co-captain: Cunningham, co-captain: Peters, Gilded, N. Burian, Millham. Shelelka. Second row: Pendergast. coach: Casey, Mattern, Bobkowski, Zannoni, Melusky, Syron, Grohowski. Wasnick, Schql. ler. Zaley, Zumpano. Third row: Dobish, Reiser, Keeney, Muhu, Mooney, Emerick, A. Burian. Puckowitz, Simon, Hrycyk, Kumigqq, Davies. One hundred nina ,Maur C?xPxNXX?XCNS ONE GROH USKY WSKI Fl H R6 P TERS .QSC A A fir . Y X iii .Mad 4 ,Q f, 4 I 4' ,zfw M, 1' A ., 1-IJ, f' W' M gh: 3, -YC fflqc lg? ck Q, 55. 'Nr . Qs. N. 6, comm 4114 . Q' J 'K. 4 N X ,Nw 4.5-. LTI-IOUGH Coach Vid Iones had but few men with varsity experience about whom to build his 1939 team, he nevertheless turned out a quintet capable of winning its share of the games. A glance at the schedule will show how close the majority of the final scores Were. Prospects for next year are bright with all five of this season's starting lineup returning to fight for the Red and Blue. 1939 BASKETBALL SCORES Ian. 6 - Coughlin 22 Kingston Ian. 10 - Coughlin 22 Berwick 1 Ian. 13 - Coughlin 31 Hanover Ian. 17 - Coughlin 35 G. A. R. t Ian. 20 - Coughlin 38 Plains - Ian. 24 - Coughlin 38 Newport Ian. 27 - Coughlin 26 Nanticoke Ian. 31 - Coughlin 27 Meyers - Feb. 3 - Coughlin 25 Plymouth Feb. 7 - Coughlin 44 Kingston l Feb. 10 - Coughlin 25 Berwick Feb. 14 - Coughlin 70 Hanover Feb. 17 - Coughlin 36 G. A. Ft. v - - -Whig g g Feb. 21 - Coughlin 21 Plains - Feb. 24 - Coughlin 27 Newport Feb. 28 - Coughlin 42 Nanticoke Mar. 3 - - Coughlin 34 Meyers - - - - Mar. 7 - Coughlin 28 Plymouth N - 73. v M f -f First row Cleft to rightjz Wilcox, Kranson, S. Kranson, Millham, Montone, Witkowski, Buricxn. Second row: Kobylcufski, Carlin, Berkowitz, Buczynski, Mr. Elfed Jones, Coach: Carr, Puckowitz, Puckowitz. Haberski, Goodstein. Third row: Fall-zoski, Fier- verker, Heffernan, Mills, Meehan, Williams. One hundred twelve I ,.,,f First row llett to riqhtl: Young, Kelly, B. Zaykowski, Ciglar, Aclu. A. Zaykoski, Roberts, Kobylcxrski, Check, Emerick, Barbtm Second row: Powell. Mills, Duvidas, Feher, Niedzwicki, O'Mastcx. McG1ynn. Blanche, Schaal. Third row: Mycek, Gabriel Rhodes, Zak, Krall, Matthews, Petro, Polinchak, Bailey. Fourth row: Kobukowsky, Bellas, Mr. West, Coach: Fustish. Sutcavaqe '77 1-'- 'Il5:t. . ?3'3Q',p-. it as THE CRACK OF ASH ON HORSEHIDE 1939 BASEBALL scomzs May 1 Coughlin 5 Kingston Twp. - 2 May 4 Couqhlin 5 Nanticoke - - - 20 May H Coughlin2 Exeter - - 5 May ll Coughlinl Meyers - - 0 EMERICK THROWS HIS HOOK 1.:'ii e by-M. BASEBALL TEAM HE baseball team has put on some satisfactory exhibitions. The n1ne needs a few veterans but with a little more experience should prove a very difficult proposition for any team 1938 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn 6 ll 7 2 6 9 May 9 Nanticoke - - May 14 Meyers - - May 19 G. A. R. - - May Z3 Nanticoke - - May 29 Meyers - - Iune 5 G. A. R. - - One hundred thirteen Moy 16 TRACK 1938 -Coughlin 21 Forty Fort - 38 May 22-Coughlin 63 Meyers - - 50 May 29 May Z May 10 -Couqh1in25V2 G. A. R. 8692 1939 TRACK SCORES -Coughlin 57115 W. Pitts. 461.5 -Coughlin 68 G. A. R. 45 WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? First row Kleit to rightjz Iones, Wilcox, Hrycyk Schcller Wall Mrllham Yanchunas Peters Lentmx Keeney Second row Gibbons, Lawler, Musi, Ellman, Stevens, Bcxlogcr Payne Buczyrskl Brennan Thxrd row Fraley Pendergcrst WGSl1lClkOWSk1 Syron. Yunchuk, Gumienny, Boyle, Williamson Pendergast Coach One hundred fourteen LEISURE TIME SPORTS NY girl who is in such a mood that she doesn't feel like sitting down and read- ing a book, or sewing a fine seam should engage in leisure time sports. During the past year, Miss Daley has taught different recreational activities such as bowling, table-tennis, and shuffle board. Recently table-tennis has come into the limelight and Slf-H is now a widely-known as H -A,BOUND'A'RO well as a very popular recreation. The girls have already shown their abil- ity and love of this game by holding a tournament in which forty-two ping- pong fans participated. Bowling and shuffle board are just as exciting and interesting as table-tennis, but in these games a little more strength and action is exerted. Everyone should take advantage of what she has learned about leisure time sports in the past year, by using the acquired knowledge in the summer months. PJNG ron THAT BERMUDA ' G rsivunmn 1 PREPARING sPoRT-LOVIN CRUISE One hundred fifteen HE basketball tournament in which more than ninety girls participated proved a great success. For the class tournament, the freshman team was divided into four groups: the sophomore and junior teams, into two. At the end of this contest, the winners were the Freshman-White and Iunior- White teams. In the intramural tournament, the sophomore and junior teams tied for first place. The girls, displaying the most ability and sportsmanship, were chosen for the Honor Team, the goal of everyone on the class teams. BASKETBALL AND VCDLLEYBALIL TEAMS First row lleit to riqhtjz Drugan, A. Evans, Watkins, MacDonald, E. Merasky, Kosierow- ski. Second row: Ritter, Kowalski, Hurley, Merosky, Pechinski, Edwards, Poveroni. Third row: Petrick, Kosierowski. McBride, Dominick, Weller, Norakus, Evans. Pt . I UP HND OVE REACH. REACH A LITTLE BIT HIGHER One hundred sixteen EEN and close competition marked the contests among the class volley- ball teams as well as among those in the intramural tournament. After the class teams had played a series of games, the teams which had the highest standings were: Freshman-Red, Sophomore-Red, and Junior-Blue teams. In the intramural tournament, the Iunior Team came out ahead of the Senior Team by two games, the Sophomore Team by four games, and the Freshman Team by two games. The champion team was composed of the best players. GIRLS' CHAMPICDN VQLLEYBALL TEAM , v , .,.-1 First row tleft to rightt: A. Evans, Weller, Dominick, Kinsey, Bodeck. Second row: Neuman, Kowalski, Druqan, Lehet, Penderqast. AND THE Y CALL ' NO SPIKING, PLEASE One hundred sevent en -LUN 0 wok 39- PM QQWW' ai AN BERNADEUEWLDONMD AN LAW LO ' 9, GERARD CAV 5a oarof of MILTON ROSNER MARIAN WLAUGHLIN JEAN BARNES ROBERT OLSON EV- - Y NOW - CW' 0W.eA ' m REN fcyffforfaf ffaff ' dwuklg ' EE N A5 i s sl-anf fdifjiv REID COLLNIANN KATHLEEN Kngsev ALVQN g5ggNwALn Am A 5fpg weLn,en, DANjAQl: wlLgQzgM Kmnpzvn wane One hundred eighteen 1 -RUTH sAvAcooL w,LL,A fDuf9ff'Ca1lf'o I7 E M KANE DO LORES PAUL Ro SE M NAME 5 S 4N6fl,q Y usfhesg fy fb ,cklfffffd 5 I W Q H F . EQANCI ebvxifsxaga'-iof . SQ,- u QKO slnvzss MiW0NkA MARIE CHOPKO LEO OSTROSKY Hager ROSE LEV EGINA BALOGA EUNICE STEVENS CAT Y GENEVIEVE KOMPINSKI HFE'NE '196AN , R UT H HANEQN ,,-.E.f5IH,E?! N5 ,U E,L .,A XQFlR!? DAV'E5 One hundred ninete n I One hundred twenty MR. SUPERS LETTER OMMENCEMENT time is approaching for you, Seniors, and with it your separation from each other and from the public schools. A short time ago I was looking at a Breidlin that contained the pictures of many of you taken when you were freshmen in this school. It is not likely that in any other equal length of time you will change as much as you have in these years spent in high school. And these outward changes in appearance and size are only a part of the changes that have occurred in your very beings, for many experiences have come to you, some of them in the books you have read and studied but many more in the contacts you have had both in and out of school. You smile, perhaps, as you compare yourself today with what you were then, but really it is not a matter for amusement. For at that time you had reached a goal to which you had looked forward throughout your stay in the grade schools, and you had become a high school pupil with the next steps before you clearly marked. Today you have reached another goal, and your future from now on is not so clearly defined. With the knowledge of the changes and development that have come to you in recent years, you feel assured that you are able to step out from this period which you look upon as a preparatory one and meet the issues of a vague future sometimes called life. But your high school career has been more than a preparation for this life that you will lead. It has been a part of it, and it is likely that you will not turn very far away from the habits and practices, whether good or bad, that you have followed in the past four years. You should not look upon yourselves as persons whose growth has been completed and whose ultimate development is reached but rather as indi- viduals who, having exhausted the opportunities that the high school offered you in your adolescent period, now are stepping out into the much wider con- tacts of adult life with their infinitely greater possibilities for growth and development. We have tried to lay a foundation for full, rounded lives, to train you to learn how to feel at home in the environment in which you will live, and to make you worthy citizens of this great country of ours. And then we hope we have made growth and progress so interesting to you that you will always be striving to advance and to reach the widest field of service possible for you. May success await you, class of 1939. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Page No. Percy A. Brown and Company - - 126 Bucknell University Iunior College - 127 Collins Press ---. 129 Empire Beauty College - 128 Deemer and Company - 125 Goff Lumber Company - 126 Amelia Grain, Inc. - 123 Iordan - - - 123 Iournal - - - 124 Manley Tire Service - 123 Palace Laundry - 123 Senior-Iunior Outing - 128 Service Engravers 122 Stearns Studio - - 130 Wallace Music Company - - - 125 H. A. Whiteman and Company, Inc. 123 White Hardware Company - - 123 Williams Brothers and Company - 126 Wilkes-Barre Business College, Inc. 125 lay L. 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