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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1941 volume:

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Jiflmaz 'Maier Hail! to Coughlin, Alma Mater, Stepping stone to fame, For the student and the athlete With his zeal aflame. CHORUS Winning in the field and forum. Keep the goal in view: Shout in chorus for our banner. Wave the Red and Blue. Pleasant memories cluster 'round it, Of its prestige proud. While the promise of the future. Beams through every cloud. When life's noontime joy has vanished. Lost in reverie, Like the glory of the sunset. School-day dreams we see. -BESSIE STELLA IONES. 07.' I' it I 1. 1 M l M .4. v EQ1 qs ::'r'f x 'iii' is Q . J . ' 2 Wu! T 1 nl? . v .4 qDea'z'caIz'011, O our principal and friend, Whose unerring advice and Wisdom has guided us through our high school career with kindness and patience and has helped to instill in us a deeper respect for our country and our fellow men- Mr. H Super and to those men who gave their lives and devo- tion to their country in 1917- and to those who are now in training that this country may survive the trials of the present, we dedicate this Breidlin of 1941. - d I' I fi n 4 1 . V . 2Z,WJ.4!y 4X ,Lu-f,66,a.ff4fZiQZA1fo-z,a'--'!94J! N fW.dff0maf9A7'QWM4l74U,L.,ff71,,,w 24216 NAv0-ufvCL5,a4,6q,,f,u-4,f.a-r-a-Z'iJ,e,4,4.a.?4V,.,1, wiv-uffcbwb Q.4,.,,Zgzi,Z3M,Ww6,Z,,w, MMZWMA fywfhe QM 7WU Jfcimzhz' Imizbn MR. ALLEN E. BACON Superintendent rs f rr SS .Y as R in XS as First row Cleft to riqhtlz Dr. William A. Weaver, Mr. E. E. Edwards, Mr. Thomas Mackin, Mr. R. Ramsey Mebane, Second row: Mr. Luther Kniifen, Vice President: Dr. Marcus Miller, Mr. Thomas I. Collins, Presi- dent: Mr. Fred Andes, Mr. David Thomas. foam' 0f5cz'ucaIzbf1 'wel 'ww' If D Ula' gloly Waves O71 . ,.?'f'3'115Yl 2, Alf- 'r L El on MH First row Heh to Iiqhtlz Miss Boyce, Miss Brenner, Miss E. Clark, Miss Luchsinger, Miss Esther Iones, Miss Gillespie, Miss Daley, Miss Henry, Miss O'Malley. Second row: Miss Iohnson, Miss Weiss, Miss Iuzwiak, Mrs. Merrill, Miss A. Leonard, Miss M. Leonard, Miss Walker, Miss Steiger, Miss Davis, Miss Durkin. Third row: Mr. Miller, Mr. A. Booih, Mr. Hutter, Mr Saricks, Mr Shaffer, Mr Richards Mr. Truscott, Mr. Hine, Mr. Pendergast, Mr. Flaherty. Fourih row: Mr. Hensley, Mr. Bartish, Mr. Eyans, Mr. Payne, Mr. Boyle, Mr. lor: dan, Mr. Zerbe, Mr. Connor. X56 MISS DICKOVER AND DB. BLAIR ENIOY A COUGHLIN TEA 1 THE ADB A vi WCHHXSTMBS Twelve The Family SERVICE A LA MISS DALEY Cf sat First row tlett to rightl. Miss Dickover, Miss Smith, Miss Williams, Miss Dzury, Miss Carlin, Miss Boyle, Mrs. Maier, Miss Prisbek, Miss Davis. Second row: Miss Tuhy, Miss Gabriel, Miss Evans, Miss Gilchrist, Mrs. Evans, Miss G. Clarke, Miss McDade, Miss Austin, Mr. Barnes, Third row: Mr. I, H. Super. Mr.rH. Booth. Mr. Heltzel, Mr. Crandall, Mr. West, Mr. Warnkessel, Mr. Casey. Fourth row: Mr. Morgan, Mr. Davenport, Mr.. H. Iones, Mr, Hendler, Mr. French, Mr. Ruddy, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Smith. Thirteen Facu fly Roger I. H. SUPER Dickinson College: University ot Pennsylvania. Principal. RUTH T. AUSTIN Syracuse University. Instructor in English: Adviser, Board of Publications. OLIN BARNES Greenville College, Illinois: University oi Illinois. Instructor in Social Studies. IOSEPH BARTISH Bloomsburg State Teachers' College. Instructor in Shorthand and Bookkeeping. ARTHUR BOOTH Pennsylvania State College. Instructor in Commercial Arith- metic and Algebra: Adviser, Stamp Club. HENRY BOOTH Drexel Institute: Pennsylvania State Extension for Industrial Education. Instructor in Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, and Industrial Drafting: Adviser: Aviation Club, Bowling Club: Secretary, Entertainment Fund. AGNES BOYCE Kutztown State Teachers' College: Susquehanna University: College Misericordia. Instructor in English. IOSEPH BOYLE Pennsylvania State College: Pennsylvania School of Social lgork: University of Pennsylvania. Instructor in Latin and erman. MARY A. BOYLE Rider College: Bloomsburg State Teachers' College. In- structor in Typing. Bookkeeping and Commercial Arithmetic. IDA BRENNER State Permanent Certificate. Extension Work. Susquehanna University. Instructor in Typing. RITA CARLIN College Misericordia. Instructor in Ancient History and Latin: Adviser, Girl Reserves. EDWARD CASEY Villanova College: St. Thomas College. Instructor in His- tory: Adviser: Boots and Saddle Club: Lite Saving. Water Sa ety Club. ELLEN CLARK West Chester College: Cornell University. Instructor in Latin. GRACE CLARK CollegexMisericordia. Instructor in English. MAE CONNOR University ot Pennsylvania: Marywood College: College Misericordia. Instructor in Typing. WII.LIAM CONNOR Villanova College: St. Thomas College. Instructor in Latin and English: Business Manager, Board ot Publications. I. M. CRANDALI. Genesee Wesleyan Seminary: Philadelphia School of Ac- counting and Finance. Instructor in Bookkeeping, Business English and Salesmanship. GERALDINE DALEY West ester College: Pennsylvania State College. Instruc- tor i hysical Education and Extra-Curricular Athletics tor Girlstglldviser. Girls' Athletic Association. 5' NEWTON DAVENPORT Lafayette College: Pennsylvania State College: New York University: Universitgcof Pennsylvania. Guidance Depart- ment, Wilkes-Barre-' ity Schools. Instructor in Biology, Latin. General Science: Adviser, Biology Club. Fourteen BESSIE DAVIS Bloomsburg State Teachers' College: Columbia University Summer School. Instructor in Eighth Grade. GEORGIA DICKOVER Syracuse University. Instructor in History and English. NELLIE DURKIN Marywood College. Instructor in Typing: Adviser, Senior Typing Club. ANNE DZURY Rider College, Trenton, N I.: Bloomsburg State Teachers' College. Instructor in Bookkeping and Shorthand. ARTHUR E. EVANS Bucknell University. Instructor in U. S. History and Geometry. FLORENCE EVANS Bloomsburg State Normal: Kutztown State Teachers' Col- lege: Columbia University: Penn State Teachers' College. Instructor in Art. MARGARET RICHARDS EVANS Wilson College: College Misericordia. Instructor in English. THOMAS FLAHERTY Bloomsburg State Teachers' College. Instructor in Commer- cial Subjects. ROBERT FRENCH Westchester State Teachers' College: East Stroudsburg Teachers' College: New York University. Instructor in English and History. CATHERINE GILCHRIST West Chester State Normal School: Pennsylvania State College: College Misericordia: Drexel Institute. Instructor in Clothing: Adviser, Service Club. DOLORES GII.,LESPIE Marywood College: University of Pennsylvania: Pennsyl- vania State College: Bucknell University. Instructor in Biology: Adviser. Biology Club. NICHOLAS HELTZEL Gettysburg Academy: Pennsylvania College: Grove City' College: Millersville State Teachers' College: Indiana State Teachers' College: University oi Virginia. Professor of Mathematics, Mt. St. Mary's College. Instructor in Physics and General Science. IOHN HENDLER Bloomsburg State Teachers' College: Syracuse University: University of Indiana. Instructor in Bookkeeping. Shorthand and Commercial Arithmetic. MARIE HENRY College of New Rochelle. Instructor in Shorthand and Bookkeeping. CHARLES HENSLEY Bloomsburg State Teachers' College: Bucknell University. Instructor in Geography and Chemistry: Adviser. Geography Club. CHESTER HINE Mansfield Normal School: Susquehanna University: New York University. Intsructor in English and Ancient History. GEORGE HUTTER Columbia University: Bradley Polytechnic Institute: Susque- hanna Universlty. Instructor in Manual Training. MARY IOHNSON College Misericordia. Instructor in Ancient History and English. ELFED IONES Bloomsburg State Teachers' College: Penn State College: New York University. Instructor in History: Basketball Coach. ANS: Facu 191 Roster ESTHER IONES Wilson College. Instructor in German: Adviser, Iournal Reporters' Association. HOWARD IONES Muhlenburg College. Instructor in History and English: Ad- viser, Hob y Club. HAROLD IORDAN Penns lvania State College: St. Thomas College. Instructor gi gicxogy, General Science, and English: Adviser, Radio u . MRS. MARY T. IOSEPH Bloomsburg State Teachers' College: Extension Work: Penn- :Xlvania State College, University of Pennsylvania. College isericordla, Marywood College. Certificate in Vocational Education. Director of Cafeteria. THERESA IUZWIAK Marywood College: Universitv of Pennsylvania Extension. Instructor in Shorthand and Bookkeeping. Bloomsbur State Teachers' College: College Misericordia. Instructor n Ancient History and English. MARY KELLEY I ALICE LEONARD Trlnlty College. Washington, D. C. Instructor in Biology. MARY LEONARD Miserlcordla College. Instructor ln Algebra. PAUL LEWIS Bucknell University: University of Virginia. Head of Phvsics Department: Instructor in Physics: Adviser, Science Club: Director: Band, Varsity Orchestra, and Minstrels. IDA LUCHSINGER Bucknell University. Instructor in Mathematics. EVA IONES MAIER Albright College. Instructor ln French and German. ANNA McCADDEN East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College: Pennsylvania Sitata hCollege: Susquehanna University. Instructor ln ng s . MARY REGINA MCDADE - College Mlserlcordla: Dietetic Interne. St. Agnes Hospital. Philadelphia: Marywood College: ,Pennsylvania State Col- lege Extension. Foods Instructor: Adviser, Homemakers' Club: Boys' Campfire Cookery. ELIZABETH McHUGH College of New Rochelle. Instructor in French. AMBROSE MELAN Lafayette College: University of Pennsylvania. Instructor in Algebra and Geometry: Director of College Entrance Board Examinations. RUTH KENT MERRILL Wellesley College. Instructor in English. ROBERT MILLER East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College: New York Unl- verslty. Instructor in History, Geography, and Civics. CHARLES MORGAN Lafayette College: Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science: Pennsylvania State Board Registered Pharmacist. Instructor ln History. REGINA O'MALLEY Trlnitv College: Columbia University. Instructor in Latin and English. MAE PATTERSON West Chester College: Zanerian College: Ohio State Uni- versity. Instructor in History. IAMES PAYNE 1 East Stroudsburg Teachers' College. Instructor in' sical Education: Tumbling Coach. FRANK PENDERGAST u Villanova College: Springfield Y . Instructor in Health Education: Adviser, Letterrnen's Club: Football Coach: Track Coach. EDWARD D. PHILLIPS ' Lafayette College: University of Michigan. Instructor in History and Arithmetic. IULE T. PRISBEK ' Bloomsburg State Teachers' College: College Misericordia. Instructor in English and History. CARL RICHARDS Pennsylvania State College. Instructor in History. ELLEN RITCHIE - Vassar College: Marywood College. Instructor in English. ANTHONY RUDDY U East Stroudsburg Teachers' College: Susquehanna Uni- Ivlersity. Instructor in Biology and General Science: Adviser, i-Y. IOHN SARICKS Bucknell University. Instructor in History and English. Albri ht College: Bloomsburg State Normal: Cornell Surn- mer essions. Head of Biology Department: Instructor rn Geology. Botany, Astronomy, Landscape Gardening. and Advanced Biolot-JY: Adviser, Biology Club. FREDERICK SHAFFER E EDNA SMITH Pennsylvania State College: University of Maryland. In- structor in French. GAYLORD SMITH Harvard College. Instructor in History. ELIZABETH STEIGER Syracuse University. Instructor in History. F. H. SUPER Albright College: Osweglo State Normal School: New York University. Head of C emistry Department: Instructor in Chemistry: Adviser: Iunior Ushers, Science Club, National Honor Society: Director, Minstrels. FRANCIS TRUSCOTT Bucknell University. Instructor in Mathematics. ZLATA TUHY Kutztown State Teachers' College. Librarian. NAN WALKER College Misericordia. Instructor in Biology and Algebra: Adviser, Freshman Orchestra. . MARIE WALSH I East Stroudsburg Normal School: New York Unizirflty. In- structor in Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and Busine English. Adviser, Bank Cashiers' Association. ty' E. M. WARMKESSEL Bucknell University: University of Chicago. Head of Modern Language Department. Instructor in German and French: Adviser, German Club. ARLINE WEISS ' Indiana State Teachers' College: Syracuse University: Christiansen Choir School. Instructor in Vocal Music: Ad-. viser: Senior Select Chorus, A Capella Choir. ROBERT WEST Bucknell University: Columbia University Instructor ln Mathematics: Faculty Manager, Athletics: aseball Coach. MYVANWY WILLIAMS ' New York State Colle e: Middlebu Colle e: Yale-Unl- versity. Instructor in 'English and ,Public Speaking: Ad- .viserz Masquers, Speakers Club. 4 1 HOBSON zsnns T ' .I Albright College: Pennsylvania Stats' Co ege. Instructor in Mathematics. K x 'fe . 1-. '- ' , , i . .ii '54 . J .gtg x ggi 4 hz .53 '34 :sl n ,f ,ji wi.-I' , :T , A. wr ,I r f. i . p ivy.. ' ' - 'f .! 1 mf, :fi F, ,,-- , n . .1 V A Sixteen MR. SUPER IN HIS OFFICE May 15. 1941. To the Members of the Class of 1941: As you sever your connections with this school, I cannot but wonder what you are thinking and what you have learned. not so much from text- books and teachers but from your varied experiences of life. Have you learned to grasp each opportunity that has been given you during this time of preparation which is now closing for you or have you become accustomed to waiting for opportunities to come to you with the mistaken idea that a chance once neglected may be offered to you again? You have seen your- selves change from freshmen to graduates with each step between clearly marked. F rom now on these divisions will be less and less evident until some time you will suddenly find yourselves bound fast by circumstances about you and unable to take the steps that lead to new fields of life. History will look back on these stirring times in which you live as a period of great change when a new kind of civilization was formed. 1 believe that it will be a better type. And each one of you can help that course of civilization become better by making yourselves better bread winners, better citizens of our land, and men and women with higher ideals of life and religion. America is one of the few places where boys and girls of your age are still in school. If everyone of these boys and girls who are graduating from high schools this Iune will strive for success in these three things, bread- Winning, patriotic citizenship, and higher ideals, not only will you be more prosperous and happy, but your country and the world will be better, and civilization will be changed to a higher and loftier plane. I hope each one of you will attain such success as will bring you prosperity and the only permanent happiness, the joy that comes from a life well lived in favor with God and man. .,1- il 4, 4-P-I 7 g gi , gn www -Qlfiiii Z ff, e ...M f f3 ,'. 1 W g,.,f1,P . y vgzxg: ,, Vikki 1.544 -1 1 F 5, ' 1, ,. , ff ' :I g,,f' g w .LV-'ff' ff 2 ' WMM. Ml' - ,:., ,- wx ,V gfffx' Q' ,f -:W , - ,fiqw gl, , 1 , . 1,5550 A '- ' in E ..,,,, . 5 , n X i E221 s , A 'G I.. 4 4 H- 4.4. 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' President lACK MILLER Qjfifers 1 jf 'V' 1 I fl ff S 1 Mantle Orator l ACK HIGHSMITH Senzbr Class ITHYIOIDI OUR years ago we, an eager group of students, launched upon our high school careers. During our first year we were mainly occupied with our studies. However, as upperclassmen, realizing that all work and no play makes lack a dull boy, we began to participate in the social activities of Coughlin. Many of us who were dramatically inclined became members of Masquers. Others who displayed artistic ability joined the Art Club, while still others became interested in the ath- letic teams. Soon many of us assumed the actual leadership of these clubf We formed many new friendships and a fek, fggf v 'ellow classmates were afforded sing fm their achievements in certain 'v K-if e Thus we, the graduating clasf ' back upon the record of our high with contentment and satisfaction. noweu Twenty we can't help experiencing a feeling of regret at the thought that we must leave this school in which we have spent many happy hours. In our album of schoolday memories we shall always hold dear the pictures of our Senior Class officers: the picture of our Presi- dent Iack Miller as he conducted a meeting ot the Student Service Committee and a candid snapshot of our Secretary Kathleen Kennedy as' she hastened to attend a Girl Reserves meeting. Another photo which will stir us will be the one of our Treasurer Thomas Make- ' 'T'Q'fonis as he delivered a thrilling oration in chapel, as well as the one of our Mantle Orator lack Highsmith taken on Class Day as he addressed the school for the last time. Now that the hour for leaving has arrived 'ive sadly say Au Revoir to all our friends ,Coughlin. .131-sa-1.', X jvhlzbfml Honor Sorzkry Recognzkes Ozrlstrzndzhg Students HE National Honor Society is a group of students selected from the highest fourth of the senior class not only in Coughlin, but throughout the United States. A member of this organization can really claim achievement in scholastic work as high grades are one of the society's requirements. The fine qualities of leadership, service, and character also have a great influence in the choice of prospective members. As proof of the special attainment. the new members are presented with certifi- cates and allowed to purchase the keystone-A shaped pin bearing the words National Honor Society over a torch of knowledge. The follow- ing were selected in 1941: Donald Carr, An- thony Hoffman, Norman Kornblau, Wilma Aus- tin, Sylvia Laks, Iulia Malloy, Mildred Mekely- ta, Margaret Padden, Dorothy Walker, Betty Woolcock, lack Carlin, Iohn Williams, Aloysius Zahorchak, Eugenia Brislin, Marjorie Frantz, Margaret Koval, Emma Lloyd, Betty Stubbs, lames Boyle, Daniel Iescavage, loseph Mc- Grath, Andrew Perdek, Adam Serafin, Betty Mensch, Iohn Sologovich, Ann Finkle, Cath- erine Boback, Mary Bombay, Helen Brody, Helen Chaplick, Elizabeth Check, Dorothy Christman, Gertrude Cudnowski, Irene Dalton, lean Davies, Helen Dombek, William Hannon, George Heffren, Donald Hutchinson, Paul Kane, Iohn Koval, Martha Foster, Martha Glomb, Sophia Iablonski, Helen Jones, Robert Lehet, Mary Kriso, Eleanor Krute, Helen Linko, Eve Matzel, Dorothy Mirola, Bernard Price, Roy Rit- ter, Alice Foote, Iosephine Offshack, Dorothy Oliver, Andrina Patrizi, Margaret Petrick, los- ephine Rigoni, Gladys Ross, Nicholas Vuko- tich, Basil Wapensky, Stephanie Sudol, lllllr anne Swantko, Elizabeth Sweinberg, Iulia Warrsyniewicz, Ephrosinia Yaremko, Margaret Zastulka. d - ' TU.: V First row tlett to rightlz Iones, Kriso, Mirola, Bombay, Finkle, Padden, Christman, f , Glomb, Koval, Yaremko, Brislin. Second row: Frantz, Laks, Lloyd, Zastulka. Davies, Dalton, Matzel, Austin, Otfshack, Obve bs, Linko, Woolcock, Third mwg I-'osge Mensch, Cudnowski, Sweinberg, Chaplick, Brody, Walker, Mekelyta, Riqoni, Sudol yniewicz, Petrick, Ross, Check, Iqblongk Fourth row: Swantko, Krute, Zahorchak, Price, Carlin, Boyle, Lehet, Hutchinson, 'mb eratin, Williams, Foote, Boback. Filth row Hannon, Carr, Kornblau, Hoffman, Wapenski, Ritter, Vukotich, McGrath, Sologovit' ima, Heftren, Koval, Twenty one Margaret Acerhi Iule Andrews Shirley Austin Doris Agelofl Rita Andrws Wilma Austin ra Andes Violet Auman Anna Baloga ' RIE ES B OGA. He rt o ercial. Typ- Clu ' s and Sad , rves, 2: German u : Se tary, Safety Clu IULIA BARBARA BANASICK. South Grant, College Aca- demic. Masquers: Speakers' Club: G. A. A.: Boots and Saddle: French Club. ELEANOR PAULINE BARAN. St. Stanislaus, General. Girl Reserves, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: G. A. A.: Service Club. l ' J MAHRINE A ETT. Grant, ,Commercial. Sorosis: Girl-Resef s: Club: Geography Club: Biology Club. o'L4,e,4.,vu.,-s.. RUTH BARBARA BASSLER. Laurel Run High, General. Laurel Run: Science Club: Biology Club: Sophomore Play: Christmas Play: Chapel Oration. Coughlin: Typ- ing Club: Girl Reserves. if , as uers: Chapel EDITH ANN BAST , S. S. morial e ' A a 'i: ec t r y o ' ng b. I IENNIE BATT. South Grant, College Academic. Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves: Homemakers' Club: Geography Club: Christmas Program: Hobby Club. MILDRED EMMA BAUS. East End, General. Girl Reserves: Cooking Club: Geography Club: Stamp Club: Sorosis: Biology Club: German Club. EILEEN DONALDA BEAIL. Union, General, Bank Cashiers: Secretary, Homemakers' Club: Cooking Club: Geography Club: Biology Club: Girl Reserves: Stamp Club: Science Club. Twenty-two MARGARET LORETTA ACERBI. S. G S, Memorial, General. Masquers, 3: G. A. A., 3: Girl Reserves, 3: Homemakers' Club: Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Opera. DORIS AGELOFF. Grant, Commercial. Boots and Saddle: Sorosis: Girl Reserves: Stamp Club: Homemakers' Club, 2: Geography Club, Z: Biology Club: Swimming Club. DORA ELIZABETH ANDES. East End, General. Girl Re- serves: Biology Club: Geography Club: Homemakers' Club: Service Club: Boots and Saddle. IEAN IULE ANDREWS. S. :Sf S. Memorial, College Aca- demic. Biology Club: G. A. A., 2: Vice President, G. A. A.: Girl Reserves, 4: 'Geography Club, 3: Secretary, Geo- graph Club: Ban ashiers': Secretary, Bank Cashiers'. RITA R IA A L . S. Memorial, Commercial. : Senior Select Chorus: ofs le: V ies: Girl Reserves, 2: Stamp lub: or : Swimming Club: Biology Club: Cantata. VIOLET MA Y AUMAN. uthrie. C e ademic. G. A. A., 2: Secretary, G. . , 2: Treasurer, Stamp Club: Boots and . e o elect Chorus: Geography Club, Z: Swi ing Club ' l Reserves, 3. J , . SHIRLE IUNE A25T1 olu ' Ccmpmwzf me 'Fy5ng cm , gee Bi 'l'o ogg club. A 5 ,,: Z .Vg WILMA IRENE AUSTIN. Laurel Run High, Genef l. Laurel Run: Science Club: Biology Club: Sophomore Play: In- tramural Soccer Ball. Coughlin: Iunior Ushers: Geogra- phy Club: Girl Reserves: Art Club: French Club. ANNA MARIE BALOGA. Sacred Heart, General. Home- makers' Club: Girl Reserves: Service Club: G. A. A.: Biology Club: Safety Club: Speakers' Club: Geography Club. Marie Baloga Maurine Barnett Iennie Batt Iulia Banasick Ruth Bassler Mildred Baus Eleanor Baran Edith Basra Eileen Beail ROBERT MALCOLM ADAMS. North, General. Band: Freshman Orchestra: Freshman Hi-Y: Senior Hi-Y: Bowl- ing Club: Minstrels. LOREN DE WAYNE ANDREAS. Grant, Commercial. Speakers' Club: Chapel Oration: Stamp Club. CLIFFORD IOHN APPEL. Kingston: G. A. R.. General. Kingston: Tennis Club. G. A. R.: Stamp Club: German Club. Coughlin: Amateur Night. ABRAHAM AQUA. Grant, College Academic. Varsity Orches'ra, 2: Band, 2: Biology Club: Amateur Night: Student Leader, Freshman Orchestra. PETER BABUSCSAK. Grant, General. ANDRE BERNARD BALOG. lVl?:y's G. C., College Techn . S ie c Cu i 'on lub: French Club: Ass' e Manu l Trai 'ng Exhibit: Bi' ology Club. EDWARD , IOSEPH BAQLUTIE ' Grantj General. Stu- dent Sevhde Cbmmi e. 4-41' IOHN BARTON. G. A. R., General. Speakers' Club: Biology Club: Senior Select Chorus: Science Club: Art Club: Geography Club: Iournal Campaign Speaker: Stampykois and S ddle: Aviation Club: Bowling C u . of GEORGE BEDIS. Guth ie. College Technical. Minstrels: Baseball. 2: Track: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit: Man- ual Training Exhibit: Cafeteria Usher, 2: English Quiz: lmming lub: Gym Exhibit: Amateur Night. ,6J' Donald Belles Herman Block Edward Branch Iames Benson Henry Bobkowski Peter Britch Albert Berkowitz James Boyle George Brown Robert Adams Abraham Aqua Edward Baluta Loren Andreas Peter Babuscsak John Barton Clifford Appel Andrew Balog George Bedis DONALD ASA' BELLES. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: Play. Coughlin: Bowling Club, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Minstrels: Senior Life Saving. IAMES IOHN BENSON. Courtright. General. Speakers' Club: Iournal Campaign Speaker: Stamp Club: Biology Club: Track. ALBERT BERKOWITZ. Grant, General. Science Club: Geography Club: Hi-Y: Bowling Club: Varsity Basket- ball: Swimming Club: Track. HERMAN BL K. - Steve nior ig Williams- port, Com ' . enior Hi-Y: ay: Minstrels: Science Clu . HENRY PHILIP BOBKOWSKI. Grant, General. Lettermen's Club: Senior Select Chorus: Track, 3: Senior Hi-Y: Sci- ence Club: Biology Club. IAMES MICHAEL BOYLE. East End, College Technical, Iunior Ushers: Science Club. 2: Boots and Saddle: Stu- dent Reporters' Committee: Senior Hi-Y: Biology Club. EDWARD CLEMMONS BRANCH. S. G S. Memorial, Gen- eral. Commercial Art Club: Treasurer, Commercial Art Club: Art Staff: Bank Cashierl'. PETER PAUL BRITCH. St. Mary's G. C.. General. Biology Club: Geography Club: Senior Hi-Y, 2: Science Club: Lettermen's Club: Senior Select Chorus: Student Service Committee. A GEORGE KIRKENDALL BROWN. St. Nicholas, General. St. Nicholas: Varsity Football, 2: Varsity Basketball. 2. Coughlin: Varsity Football: Captain, Varsity Basketball, 2: Track, 2. Twenty-three sf ' V 1 ' gf., .,. ffspf, ..,, Ieanie Becker Ruth Beible Rita Blakeslee Hedwig Bednarz Marilyn Belles Catherine Boback Louise Beifer Geraldine Bennett ' f, Mary Bombay rl eser '2 1lO emakers Club IEANIE MARIE BECKER. East End, General. Bank Cash- iers': Iournal Reporters': Sorosis: Homemakers' Club: Geography Club: Biology Club: Cooking Club: Stamp Club: Girl Reserves. HEDWIG IULIANNE BEDNARZ. Guthrie, Commercial. Bi- ology Club: Iournal Reporters: Girl Reserves, 3. LOUISE MARIE BEFFER. St. Iohn's, General. Masquers: Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves, 3. RUTH LORRAINE BEIBLE. Grant, General. Girl Reserves. 3: Sorosis: Biology Club: Boots and Saddle: Geography Club: Service Club. MARILYN MARR BELLES. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: Sophomore Play. Coughlin: Girl Reserves: Senior Select Chorus. GERALDINE RUTH BENNETT. North, General. Girl Re- serves: Cooking Club: Geography Club: Stamp Club: Sorosis: Biology Club: Hobby Club. RITA THERESA BLAKESLEE, East End, General. G. A. A.: Intramural Basketball, 4: Intramural Volleyball, 4: Geo- graphy Clhb. . ATHE lk, NN BACK. Cou ig omrcial. Iun- ior sh : Ty gdilub: Geo p l J, : Girl Re- ves: Fash Sh : Christmas ograni: Cantata. MARY CHRISTINE BOMBAY. S. G S. Memorial, Commer- cial. Iunior Ushers: Bank Cashiers', Z: Editorial Staff, Board ot Publications, 2: Assistant Editor, Board ol Publications. I ,Lp I ff, . BLEQZCOR my TA BQSRBQWSKI. st. sgu-Gaul, com- J' yxl i J g 'i ' : ,ff Christmas Program. tions. tramural Volleyball, 2. ers': Girl Reser ,foetllgf ' y Clubifglifgty Club. ll .x . ' ' ' EVELYN IEANNE BOYD. South Grant, General. Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Play: Biology Club: Girl Re- serves: Homemakers' Club. MARY MARGARET BOYLE. S. G S. Memorial, General. Homemakers' Club, 2: President, Homemakers': Girl Reserves: Biology Club: Geography Club. EDITH MARY BRANDT. Guthrie, College Academic. Girl Reserves, 4: French Club: Senior Select Chorus: Concert: EUGENIA MARIE BRISLIN. East End, College Academic. Iournal Reporters': Iunior Ushers: Masquers: G. A. A.: Treasurer, G. A. A.: Editorial Staff, Board of Publica- MARY CLARE BRISLIN. St. Iohn's, College Academic. G. A. A., Z: Girl Reserves, 3: Senior Tea Committee: In- BERNARDINE HELEN BRISNOCK. South Grant, Commer- cial. Iournal Reporters': Vice President, Iournal Report- HELE QIODY. St. 's. ommercial. I nior ers: axrrd ub, 3: Se etar . tamp Club: 1,4 'Y M N Xgaqyx ice sident, amp Club. I - 9 makers' Club. Eleanor Borkowski Evelyn Boyd Mary Boyle Twenty-four DOROTHY PATRICIA BRYCE. North, Commercial. Hobby Club, 2: G, A. A., 2: Boots and Saddle: lournal Report- ers Varieties' Amateur Ni ht, 2: Bank Cashiers': Home- , 1 I Edith Brandt Bernardine Brisnock Eugenia Brislin Helen Brody Mary Brislin Dorothy Bryce HOWARD MORRIS BROWN. Union, General. Boots and Saddle: Senior Hi-Y: Iunior Hi-Y: Swimming Club: Geography Club: Biology Club. GEORGE HENRY BRUEDERLY. North, General. A Cap- pella Choir: Concert: Varieties: Minstrels. IAMES OLIVER BUTTERWICK. St. Iohn's, General. Senior Hi-Y: Speakers' Club: Hobby Club: Geography Club: Boots and Saddle: Stamp Club: Iournal Campaign Speaker. ANTHONY FRANK BUZINSKI. S. G S. Memorial, General. Typing Club: Minstrels: Geography Club: Senior Hi-Y: Iunior Hi-Y. WILLIAM EDWARD CAFFREY. East End, College Aca' demic. Geography Club: Science Club, 2: Boots and S dln: Biolo Club. : rr fvf., V! , fx X FRANCIS PA ICK CALLAH1-YN. Ilumbia, General. Let- ter any c : seiio H1-Vt. Club: Tumbling Te , 21: 'Boots Cmdiaddle. FRANCIS MARTIN CAREY. St. Iohn's, General. Biology Club: Science Club, 2: Track: Art Club: Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y. f IOHN M BPH R Lum AM endemic. Edi- or-i - ' rd catio , d al Staff, oard o 1 ' , 2: President, Iunior ss: unior shers: Science Club. ,P DONALD IOSEPH CARR. East E , College Academic. Iunior Ushers: Geography Club, 2: President, Geography Club: German Club, Z: Treasurer, German Club: Letter men's Club: Treasurer, Lettermen's Club: Hi-Y. Howard Brown Anthony Buzinski Francis Carey George Bruederly William Calirey John Carlin Iames Butterwick Francis Callahan Donald Carr GEORG,E DEWEY CAVE. St. Nicholas, General. Fresh- man Orchestra: Assistant Bank Cashier: A Capella Choir, 3: Varsity Orchestra, 3: President, A Capella Choir: Basketball. IOHNf RN Guth iefcen 1 Bioiogy 61 M mura kEtEC?IU4SmHlb Wh : ing ' IOHN STEPHEN CHOBOTOR. St. Stanislaus, General. Amateur Night: Geography Club: Biology Club. IOHN HENRY COLEMAN. Courtright, General. Science Club: Iournal Reporters': Assistant Bank Cashier: Hi-Y: Boxing Team: Track. ALBERT RUSSELL CLARK. East End, General. Biology Club: Band, 4: Freshman Orchestra: Reserve Orchestra: Varsity Orchestra, 2: Minstrels, 2: Amateur Night: A Capella Choir. ROBERT CLIFFORD COLLINS. East End, College Aca- demic. Geography Club, 2: Science Club, 2: Boots and Saddle: Iournal Reporters'. THOMAS IAMES DAVENPORT. S. 6 S. Memorial, General. Football, 2: Lettermen's Club: Lettermen's Club Com- mittee: Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus: Senior Hi-Y: Band, 2. ROBERT ALBERT DAVIS. Columbia, General. Bank Cash- iers': Amateur Night, 3: Varieties, 4: Minstrels, Z: Biology Club: Hobby Club. CHARLES MICHAEL DELANEY. South Grant, General. Bank Cashiers': Iournal Reporters': Biology Club: Hi-Y, 2: Bowling Club: Track Team: Iunior Hi-Y: Geography Club: Science Club. George Cave Iohn Coleman Thomas Davenport Iohn Charney Albert Clark Robert Davis Iohn Chobotor Robert Collins Charles Delaney Twenty-live 4 I N U RE R E T East End oll e Ac mic , ,ff I r , -f ' ' D I . , ' . Iourn R ': G' ser js?Af6'EogFg 3: . I f HELENE IANE SUTRY. Grant, G neral. Geography Club, Z: Iournal Reporters': Bank shiers': kSenior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves. CONSTANCE CAROLINE CALLAHAN. Laurel Run, Gen- eral. Laurel Run: Treasurer, Sophomore Class. Cough- lin: Girl Reserves: Service Club. DORIS MAUREEN CAMPBELL. St, Iohn's, General. Sec- retary-Treasurer, A Capella Choir: Speakers' Club: Journal Campaign Speaker: Girl Reserves, 4: Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus. HELEN CARDIMONA. S. 62 S. Memorial, General. G. A. A.: Boots and Saddle: Homemakers' Club: Stamp Club: Safety Club. DOROTHY IANE CASTERLINE. Laurel Run, General. Rochester, N. Y.: Secretary, Freshman Class. Laurel Run: Sophomore Play. Coughlin: Girl Reserves. Wi'I:Mt,,' ryfqrrs E Ewsxrf t.,-Io Hsffurimerciql. Seirlce fgofulifiarfd S'ciddTe:' irlpffeserves: Home. makers'rC1ub:ftfJ 1 ' f', '.'.f r , .4 v 1. ' tg - ' , X H N C P G , St. Mary's, Commercial. 's: pin Club tamp Club: German Club: G aphy Clu : Thur y Art Club: Iunior Ushers. MARGARET FAYE CHASE. Bear Creek, General. Vice President, Service Club: A Capella Choir: Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves, 2, Iearine Burkert Doris Campbell Wilma Celeiewski Helene Butry Helen Cardimona Helen Chaplick Constance Callahan orothy Casterline Faye Chase ELI BETH E CHECK., Sacredx Hgzrt, Commercial. Y I 1 Ush : Masqu ' C I' , .as Play: Speakers' : Io al Campai er, Typing Club? Studenlfv Service ommittee. L ' .X X D LoU,r E TH RQSASXCEII LER. .ms gemoi . ner.-11. A' hoir, 2' ub, 27 ma ight, 4: Cgcking Club: Shu llclub. 'RW F - x - H fiat' uthr Coll? Aeasiemic. German lub, ir er My -' 'J V YM' - OTHY I A CHRI MA Courtright ommercial Bank C s rs cretary ogy Clu rl Reserves 4 wine ,,.. Gi A. A., 3, Iunkg Ushers. MARIE MAGDALEN CIGLER. St. Michael's, General. Sen- ior Select Chorus: Cooking Club: Service Club: Biology Club. ALICE BARBARA CIKOWSKI. Guthrie, General. Bank Cashiers', 2: Senior Select Chorus: Service Club: Re- freshment Committee: Cooking Club: Geography Club: Biology Club. MARY EVELYN CLUNE. Grant, College Academic. Hobby Club, 3: Stamp Club, 2: Geography Club: Boots and Saddle: Biology Club: Girl Reserves, 4: Swimming Club, 2: Girls' Bowling Club. LEVERN ELLEN COLLMIER. East End, General. Freshman Orchestra: -Girl Reserves, 2: Biology Club: Geography Club: G. A. A.: Volleyball, 2. MARION RUTH CONNORS. North, College Academic. Girl Reserves, 3: Biology Club: Intramural Volleyball. Twenty-six Elizabeth Check Dorothy Christman Evelyn Clune Louise Chissler Marie Cigler Levern Collmier Anna Chorba Alice Cikowski Marion Connors Hi-Y: Iournal Reportersf Aviation Club: Science Club. Hi-Y: Aviation Club. Leader, 2: Minstrels. GERALD LEO DELANEY. St. Iohn's, College Technical. Senior Select Chorus: Science Club: Iunior Hi-Y: Senior CLETUS THOMAS DEMELLIER. Holy Saviour, General. Iournal Reporters': Iunior Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle: ANDREW MICHAEL DENNIS. S. 6 S. Memorial, General. Biology Club: Geography Club, 2: Science Club: Iunior IRVIN MAURRICE DE REMER. North, General. Masquers: Lettermen's Club, 2: Varsity Track: Football: Iunior Hi-Y: Senior Hi'Y: Senior Select Chorus: Science Club: Min- strels. I5 rl I 5 WALTER ALVIN DERR. South Grant, General. RALPH ALFONSO DI SANTO. Union, General. Vice Presi- dent, Iunior Hi-Y, 2: Bank Cashiers', 2: Biology Club: Speakers' Club: Iournal Campaign Speaker: Cheere THOMAS CHARLES DOLAN. St. Iohn's, General. Band, 2: Science Club: Biology Club: Lettermen's Club: Bank Cashiers': Cafeteria Usher: Aviation Club, 2: Minstrels: Senior Hi-Y: Iunior Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle: Track. HENRY Q Iiglf, P' Gener ,Ba Cas rs, 2: in e: 'ence lub-' h PAUL E rico. uth !. College Techni' ca hanical D JJ Senior Select Senior Select Chorus. xg,-!'YS'V E k 1. ' . , -:AY , - , Aviation Club. Gerald Delaney Cletus Demellier Andrew Dennis Edward Ellman Iohn Foster Neal Gallagher Edward Eniajack Leo Franks Edward Gaydos Wassil Faduska Philip Gabriele Bruce George Ch s: Science Cl : Stage Crew: Bank Cashiers': Irvin DeRemer Thomas Dolan Walter Derr Henri Drelick Ralph DiSanto Paul Dutko EDWARD IOSEPKSBLMAN. East End, General. Senior Select Chorus: ogy Club: Track: Treasurer, Iunior Hi-Y: Secretary, Sehior Hi-Y: Speakers' Club: Science Club. EDWARD FRANCIS ENIAIACK. South Grant, General. Senior Hi-Y: Track: Boots and Saddle: Geography Club: Science Club: Biology Club. WASSIL FADUSKA. Bear Creek, General. Track: Iunior Hi-Y: Senior Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle: Intramural Base- ball: Intramural Basketball. IOHN SNYDER FOSTER. Courtright, General. Senior Hi-Y, 2: Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus: Aviation Club: Student Service Committee. LEO ANTHONY FRANKS. S. G S. Memorial, General. Geography Club: Senior Hi-Y: Make-Up Crew: Bank Cashiers': Art Exhibit. PHILIP ANTHONY GABRIELE. North, General. Boots and Saddle: Bowling Club, 2: Science Club: Baseball: Senior Hi-Y. NEAL CHARLES GALLAGHER. Holy Saviour, General. Lettermen's Club: Senior Select Chorus: Senior Hi-Y: Bowling Club: Football, Manager, 3. EDWARD FRANCIS GAYDOS. St. Mary's, General. Sci- ence Club: Senior Hi-Y: Aviation Club: Senior Select Chorus: Geography Club. ALAN BRUCE GEORGE. Courtright, College Academic. Senior Play: Iournal Reporters': Masquers, 2: Speakers' Club: Band, 3: Parents' Night: Play, 2: Varieties, 3. Twenty-seven Gertrude Cudnowski Alexandria Cylwick Claire Cunningham Irene Dalton GERTRUDE ANN CUDNOWSKI. St. loseph's, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Typing Club: Geography Club: Boots and Saddle: Service Club. CLAIRE MARY CUNNINGHAM. North, College Academic. Masquers, 2: Girl Reserves, 4: Iournal Reporters': G. A. A., 2: German Club, 2. MARY ANNE CUNNINGHAM. East End, College Academic, Geography Club: G. A. A.: Speakers' Club: Boots and Saddle: German Club: Sorosis: Iourna Reporters'. EXAND RBA L IC South Grant, Gen- er ga e: . .: Biology Club: Geogra- Club: p Club: ' Reserves. IRENE DOROTHY DALTON. Grant, Commercial. Mas- quers: Senior Play: Senior Select Chorus: A Capella Choir: Iunior Ushers: Girl Reserves, 3: Boots and Sad- dle: G. A. A.: Basketball I IOSEP INE A D ISH St. Stanislaus, General. Ge r y b: A enior Select Chorus: Girl Re es: Bo a add I IE DAVIES. South Grant, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: hursday Art Club: G. A. A.: Basketball: Biology Club. ELLEN PAULINE DELANEY. West Pittston, General. Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves: Geography Club, 2: Biology Club: Homemakers' Club: Cooking Club: Sorosis: Sewing Club. CARLA GERTRUDE DIPPE. Union, College Academic. A Capella Choir: Geography Club: Biology Club: Girl Re- serves: Art Club. lean Davies Ellen Delaney Mary Cunningham Iosephine Danishanko Carla Dippe HELEN DOMBEK. Guthrie, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: A Capella Choir, 2: Parents' Night Program, 2: Christmas Program, 2: Varieties. VICTORIA RITA DOUGALAS. Grant, General. Senior Se- lect Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves: Geogra- phy Club: Biology Club. EVELYN MARIE DOYLE. East End, General. Social Serv ice Club: Girl Reserves: Hobby Club: Boots and Saddle: Geography Club: Stamp Club. ROSE MARY DRUTCHAL. S. 6: S. Memorial, General. Senior Select Chorus: Iournal Reporters': Sorosis: Geo- graphy Club: Cooking Club: Bank Cashiers': G. A. A.: Homemakers' Club, 2. KATHLEEN MARIE DUNNINGAN. East End, General. Girl Reserves, 3: Boots and Saddle: Business Staff, Board of Publications: Senior Select Chorus: Senior Party Com- mittee. ALBERTA DOROTHY DWORKOSKI. South Grant, College Academic. Senior Select Chorus: French Club: Christ- mas Program: G. A. A.: Cantata: Girl Reserves: Geo- graphy Club: Stamp Club. LUCY EARLY. Plymouth, General. Plymouth: Business Staff, School Paper. Coughlin: Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves. MAE LOUISE ECK. Norih Scranton, General. Senior Select Chorus: Biology Club: Sorosis: Girl Reserves, 3: Hobby Club: Fashion Show. MARGARET THERESA ECKERT. East End, General. Girl Reserves: Senior Select Chorus: Homemakers' Club: Biology Club. Helen Dombek Rose Mary Drutchal Lucy Early Victoria Dougalas Kathleen Dunnigan Mae Eck Evelyn Doyle Alberta Dworkoski Margaret Eckert Twenty-eight Cyril Giddo Armin Gill CYRIL THOMAS GIDDO. Guthrie, General. Science Club: Senior Hi-Y: Biology Club: Senior Select Chorus: Geo' graphy Club. ARMIN IOHN GILL. East End, General. Masquers, Z: Senior Select Chorus: Science Club: Biology Club: lour- nal Reporters': Track: Senior Play: Minstrels: Boots and Saddle. RICHARD IOHN GILL. S. 6. S. Memorial, College Aca- demic. Geography Club: President, French Club: Min- strels, 2: Science Club, 2: Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y: Iournal Reporters-'. HARRY FREDERICK GOERINGER, IR. Courtright, General. Varsity Orchestra, 2: Band, 4: Science Club: Bowling Club: Hi-Y, 2: Boots and Saddle: Geography Club: Minslrels. MICHAEL EDWAR GOMB . t. r 's, ne Club: Biology u ' e : a Train- ing Exhibit: i- EFARD Fgzxgcrs GRACELY. S gxaigymmerciai. ' , : , ro og : 'Minstrels: enior Select Chorus. FRANCIS ANTHONY GRANT. Courtright, General. Senior Hi-Y, Z: Boots and Saddle: Aviation Club: Senior Select Chorus. IOHN FRANCIS GRIMES. Grant. General. Science Club: Boots and Saddle: Geography Club: Senior Hi-Y, 2: I nior Hi-Y: Aviati n Club. ,vm W ADAMM . rant, General. Football. 3: Co-Captain: Track, 3: Lettermerrs Club: Science Club: Intramural Basketballytdl LM Richard Gill Ierome Gruver Konstanty Hallet Ioseph Grzybowski William Hannon Robert Gustin Donald Harris Harry Goeringer Francis Grant Michael Gomba Iohn Grimes 7 ' Edward Gracely Adam Grohowski -' rx JEROME 1osEP Ruvrsa. strxixgom! nerzri. science Club: Boots ddle:,HyY, aseball: Aviation Club: Senior-Select Cho s. -f N . , IOSEPH STANLEY GRZYBOWSKI. St. Ioseph's, General. Science Club: Aviation Club: Stamp Club. ROBERT GUSTIN. S. G S. Memorial, General. Bowling Club, 3: Senior Select Chorus: Science Club: Senior Hi-Y: Aviation Club: Geography Club: Biology Club: Hobby Club. KONSTANTY BERNARD HALLET. SS. Peter - Paul, Gen l. Mechanical Drawing Exhibit: H' : Art Flub: muon Cl . scien Club. , I I H 518, gr ' . . Me : Qi, com- r ' . uni 3 ers: asquers: peakers' Club: T 1 ving h el Oration: Minstrels: Senior Hi-Y: . O b, .1 ALD -' RIS. st End,'General. Com- -,- ' rt In m' ' all: Track. LIONEL GEORGE HARVEY. Kingston, General. Senior Hi4Y: Aviation Club: Boots and Saddle. Z-414 9 -donna-4 All-4' 1 GEORGE HAYDU. South Grant, Coirrmerv al. Nfyping Club: Minstrels: Geography Club: Senior Hi-Y. 36- . . , General. Mas- quers peakers' Club: Se ' r P r m i e' a Ca er : l I ect Choru - . Marion Erdman Helen Fanucci Charlotte Fehlinger Claire Evangelisti Mary Fascheski Veronica Fertal Dorothy Fahringer Iune Fassett Anna Filicko ANNE FINKLE. Nanticoke, General. Nanticoke: Dramatic Club. Coughlin: Senior Select Chorus: Hobby Club: Geography Club. LOUISE IEANNETTE FLADD. St. Iohn's, College Academic. Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves: French Club: G. A. A.: Ping Pong Tournament. ALICE ELLEEN FOOTE. Hanover, General. Hanover: Sec, retary, Student Council: Editor, Poetry and Literature: Vice President, Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle, 2. MARTHA IANE FOSTER. Guthrie, Commercial. Iunior fllshers: Typing Club: Bank Casliers', 3: Iournal Re- portersi: Sorosis. XI, A I IOSEPH FR NTZJ Plymou , General. rn R orters': a ashie a lla Choir: i renc l ' a ' Cu y x XJ NN GEO E FUS SH St. Mary's, e e . Boo and Sad le: enior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves, 3: Homemakers' Club, 2: Basketball, 4: Volleyball, 4: G. A. A.. 3. MARGARET ANNE GALLAGHER. East End. General. Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves. 4: Geography Club: Boots and Saddle. - V ANNAj 1gAmlgxGl5l9a.Az!m1rieXtor133etciufNYv.ki A.: ' Bhd!r1inton,Ti1snament, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Intrae mural IQ! 1. MARTHA IE GLOMB Guthrie, Commerci J V Presi- dent, Typing Cl ,f'Speaker' Club: Co ercial Art Club' ir , es: F ' Show, - tamp Club: Servi 423 ' Q, f M' ' A X Thiffy BETT RDMAN. G rie, Commercial. Iunior ef Ba Cashiers': B' gy Club: Sorosis: German ub: a Club: phy Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Boots Saddle. CLAIRE MARIE EVANGELISTWI. S. G S. Memorial, General. A Capella Choir, 3 Sorosis, Z: Biology Club. DOROTHY INEZ FAHRINGER. Meyers, Commercial. Speak- ers' Club: G. A. A., 2: Senior Select Chorus: Iournal Campaign Speaker. HELEN MARLENE FANUCCI. S. G S. Memorial, General. Girl Reserves: Cooking Club: Service Club: Boots and Saddle: Biology Club: Sorosis. MARY T M an. Comme ral. Service Club, 2: iology , Slam l , ' Senior Select Choru ers. l b l'i UNE LO FASS . S ant, er l. cretary S rv e , rieties: 'G' l Reserves, 3: ' gy Club oots and Sad s ' , . i 2: Geography Clu . 2 E k FE ER. Xllourtrigpp I 'mmercial S S oru Clulivsorosis. ., .. , VERONICA THERESA FERTAL. Courtright, General. Girl Reserves: Cooking Club: Service Club: Biology Club: Geography Club. ANNA CECILIA FILICKO. Sacred Heart, Academic. Mas' quers: Senior Select Chorus: Geography Club: Service Club: French Club. Anne Finkle Martha Foster Margaret Gallagher Louise Fladd Marjorie Frantz Anna Geida Alice Foote Ann Fustish Martha Glomb IOSEPH IAMES HEFFERNAN. St. Iohn's, General. Science Club: Boots and Saddle: A Capella Choir: Senior Hi-Y: Track, 2. GEOR E REN st End, Commercial. Iunior U r e ' t horus: Minstrels: Bank Cashiers': ng ub. ROBERT IAMES HEFFREN. North, General. Typing Club: Speakers' Club: Iournal Campaign Speaker: Masquers: Senior Play: Track. FRED WILLIAM HEPPDING, G. A. R.. General. Geogra- phy Club: Senior Select Chorus: Stamp Club: Biology Club. IACK LEON HIGHSMITH. Union, General. Mantle Orator: Iunior Response: Science Club, 3: Treasurer, Science Club: Speakers' Club, 2: Treasurer, Speakers' Club: Masquers, 2: HifY. CHARLES MARTIN HILBERT. Union. General. Boots and Saddle: Stamp Club: Hobby Club: Assistant Bank Cashier: Biology Club: Senior Select Chorus: Iunior Hi- Y: Senior Hi-Y. EDWARD GOLEDGE HILBURT. Courtright, General. Mas- quers, 2: Speakers' Club, 2: Senior Play: Senior Select Chorus: Science Club, 2: President, Science Club: Hi-Y, 2: Bank Cashiers'. ALLEN HILE. North, General. Geography Club: Science Club: Radio Club: Iunior I-Ii-Y: Senior Hi-Y: Senior Select Chorus. ROBERT IAMES HINDLE. Columbia, General. President. Hi-Y: Hi-Y, 2: Treasurer, Masquers: President. Iournal Reporters': Christmas Play: Science Club, 2: Minstrels: Track, 2. Anthony Hoffman Ioseph Hudak Daniel Iescavaqe Walter Hopiak Robert Hughes Edwin Iohns George Hrycyk Donald Hutchinson Willard Iones Ioseph Heffernan Fred Heppding Edward Hilburt George Heftren lack Highsmith Allen Hile Robert Heitren Charles Hilbert Robert I-Iindle ANTHONY HOFFMAN. Ashley, General. Iunior Ushers:, Bowling Club, 2: German Club, 2: Student Reporters' Committee: Varsity Track, 2: Lettermen's Club: Iournal Reporters': Hi-Y. WALTRSS-faoniicfi-av5,4.u-iongy en - . Aviation Club: Geography Club: Science Club: Biology Club. GE GE RYCYK :Y- Club: Aviation Cl i science Club: G qw y Club. If Varsity ootball, ior eterme s Cl : Bow mg IOSEP TEVE HUDAR. C ia. Gen l. Captain. St e Crew-Y Hi- . AVWO b: ,G grgphy Club: .sietoqfci i.1vr ls: -ii CluBfSci6nce Club. ROBERT ALEXANDER HUGHES, North, General. Bowling Club, 2: Bank Cashiers': Varsity Track, 3: Science Club: Lettermen's Club. DONALD HUTCHINSON. North, General. Senior Typing Club: Science Club: Commercial Art Club: Geography Club: Biology Club: German Club: Life Saving C b. I DANIEL IOHN IESCA E. Columbia, lral. Iunior Ush ' ping Cl ence , ennan Club: i b: ' is M J if EDW HNS. East End, General. Senior Select Chorus: Choru, Christmas Play: Minstrels: Geography Club. 'WILLARD IONES. Union, General. Iunior Hi-Y: Senior Hi-Y: Senior Select Chorus. - Thirty one Grace Golden Marjorie Green Charlotte Gross Ioan Goode Titania Greenchuk Elizabeth Guhanick Lucille Gootlieb Mary Gritman Onolee Hamblett Masquers: Geography Club. Homemakers' Club. Club. ming Club. g f , ' . M' ' f G. A. A.: orosis. . , X , er: Boys and Saddle. Rita Harcharufka ' '. Florence Hart ' Mildred Havard Thirty-two RITA SUZANNE HARCHARUFKA. St. Iohn's, College Aca- ' demic. Biology Club: Girl Reserves, 2: French Club: FLORENCE -GAIL HART. S. :S S. Memorial, General. Biology Club: Thursday Art Club: Girl Reserves, 3: Boots and Saddle: Art Exhibit: Geography Club, 2: Cooking Club, 2 MILDRED HAVARD. S. G S. Memorial, General. Iournal Reporters': Cooking Club: Fashion Show: Biology Club: MARI N UDE ECK. S , Comm. lil. Geo- h ub, Z: rl Re v s : Biolo y' lub: Senior Sel Chopby? Fas ho . ROS MAR HEY EK. u tr' t, omm iahxsenior : .-A. .. : l dminton: Vol- leyb ll 3' .' I kc ELLA IEANNE HIL RT. Union, General. Girl Reserves: Business Staff, Board ol Publications: Speakers' Club: Iournal Reporters': Iournal Campaign Speaker: Biology FRANCES THERESA HC-GAN. St. Iohn's, General. Girl Reserves: Business Staff, Board of Publications: Cooking Club: Student Service Committee: Biology Club: Swim- 1- . - , ANNWZA T Y. ener Cifetary, Dommercial ' t Club Z.: Geogr hy Clubf omemakers' C1ub.'9T S vice Club: Safety ubf Girl Reserves, 3: BETTY MARIE Howl-:LLs. s., a s. Memorial, cfammerciei. Typing .CII1b: Speakers' Club: Iournal Campaign Speak- GRACE CLAIRE GOLDEN. S. 61 S. Memorial, College Aca- demic. French Club: Girl Reserves: Geography Club: Biology Club: Stamp Club. IOAN REBECCA GOODE. S. 51 S. Memorial, General. Bank Cashiers', Z: Senior Select Chorus: Geography Club: Sorosis: Biology Club. LUCILLE ROSE GOTTLIEB. St. Mary's Polish, General. A Capella Choir: Commercial Art Club: Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves. MARIORIE MARY GREEN. West Pittston, General. West Pittston: Girl Reserves, 3: Choir: Parent-Teachers' Plays. Coughlin: Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves: Geography Club. I . I , l f ' TITANIA G Giang. commereminmrursdey Art Club:-3: eography Club: Art !Exhibit:' Biology Club: Costume Committee: Service Club. - ' ' MARY CLARE GRITMAN. St. Iohn's, General. A Capella Choir, 2: Hobby Club, 2: Treasurer, Hobby Club: Ama- teur Night, 2: Varieties: Parents' Night, 2: President. Safety Club: Biology Club. CHARLOTTE RUTH GROSS. Columbia, General. Typing Club: Service Club, Z: Homemakers' Club, 2: Stamp Club: Fa ion Show: Swimmi g Club. I7jABE ANI . ' n Gene irl R es : a Art C , : Ho a Cl : oots Saddlev ONOLEE ROMAINE HAMBLETT. North, General. G. A. A., 2: Vice President, G. A. A.: Girl Reserves, 3: Iournal Reporters': Biology Club: Girls' Art Club, 4: Volleyball, 4. A Marion Heck Frances Hogan Rose Heylek Anne Horny Ella Hilbert Betty Howells , ff' WILLIAM RALPH IONES. Guthrie, General. A Capella Choir: Minstrels: Senior Select Chorus: Science Club: Aviation Club: Hi-Y, MICHAEL THOMAS IORDAN. East End, General, Science Club: Biology Club: Freshman Council: Iunior Hi-Y: Lile Saving Club. IOSEPH FRANCIS IOSKO. SS. Peter 6 Paul, General. Science Club: Aviation Club: Art Club: Boots and Sad' dle. IOSEPH IOHN IOWANNA. South Columbia, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Stage Crew: Track: Aviation Club: Science Club: Hi-Y. ANTHONY ALOYSIOUS IOYCE. Holy Saviour, General, Senior Select Chorus: Stamp Club: Boots and Saddle: Track: Senior Hi-Y. IEO KADLUBOSKI. Guthrie. General. Senior Select Chorus: Science Club: Art Club: Senior Hi-Y: Manual Training Exhibit. f f ' f , , I IOH IQANDRAC. o ht, Commercial. Science NCI : Aviation Clulr nior Hi-Y: Commercial Art Club. PAUL IOSEPH KANV Sout I nt, Comm ' l. Ty ' . Club: President, 'I' ' 1,00 cia r ub: Senior Hi-Y, 2:63 ent Se vice mitte IACOB FREED KARNOFSKY. Union, General. Board ol Publications, 2: Business Stall, 2: Senior Play: Minstrels, 3: Iournal Campaign Skit, 2: Masquers, 2: Speakers' Club, 2: Science Club, 3: Vice President, Science Club: Biology Club. William Iones Ioseph Iowanna Iohn Kandrac Michael Jordan Anthony Ioyce Paul Kane Ioseph Iosko Leo Kadluboski Iacob Karnotsky IOHN IOSEPH KEELEY. South Grant, General. Student Service Committee: Boots and Saddle: Science Club: Aviation Club: Biology Club: Hi'Y: Senior Select Chorus. DONALD KEENEY. Pine. General. Minstrels: Varsity Foot- ball, 3: Varsity Track, 4: Lettermen's Club: Hi-Y: Basket- ball. IOHN GORDAN KENWORTHY. North, General, Masquers: Speakers' Club: Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Bowling Club, 2. I IERO KLEINM om er ' , ' Ushers: Sp : y c estra. 3: Stamp Club: i ogy Club: German Club. 1 i x -X ' BEN' KLEPPJNGER. Covliigllff -Comm al.' M quers, 2: sSclsnce'C'l'nb: Nmsfre S, : lournal Re rters': A Capella Choir, 2. K' I ,f -f l G has io icocuc. Gu ne, General. Buseb llfMan in - esmfsvsgitgmfi-fsmmansai Bikeibqiii , Ganga!! Cl11bjjf al Tr ibik Track, 2. NICHOLAS KONISRATICK. Columbia, General. Senior Se- lect Chorus: Track: Boots and Saddle: Geography Club: Hobby Club. NORMAN PHILIP KORNBLAU. Grant, General. Art Edi- tor, Board of Publications: Editorial Stall: Art Stall, 2: Iunior Ushers: Art Club, 2: President, Art Club: Stamp Club, 2. VINCENT ANTHONY KOSLOSKI. SS. Peter 61 Paul, Gen- eral. Intramural Baseball: Intramural Basketball: Tum- bling Team. lohn Keeley Ierome Kleinman M Nicholas Kondratick Donald Keeney Ben Kleppinger ' ' Norman Kornblau Iohn Kenworthy George Kocik 5 'vQ,6 Vincent Kosloski Thirty-three or AA! My ' 'bm g A- ' Emubrf' Pifoma QBQSIQBA mga 'aieugw commercial Senwr-fSUl'ec 'Choi'u8: S e1Glub: Homemakers Club Christmas Program INT Service rtlxgfg eportei Coun- E SrG mercial A apella Choir, 4: Ho y l b 4' Pre ent, Hobby Club Bank Cashiers': Girl RUTH MAY IONES. Union, General. Senior Select Chorus President, Safety Club: Boots cmd Saddle: Geography Club: Sorosis: Girl Reserves: Christmas Program: Biology SHIRLEY ANN IONES. Union, Commercial, Girl Reserves 3: Senior Select Chorus: Speakers' Club: Boots and Sad e: Ca ta. - Z K. . ank Cash 'ers': G'r es: Biolog C : Cooking Club: Fash ' , memakers' C b. RUTH LENORE KEATS. S. G S. Memorial, College Aca- demic. German Club, 2: Girl Reserves, 2: Geography ' Club, 2: Senior Select Chorus. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH KENNEDY. Holy Saviour, General. Secretary, Senior Class: Girl Reserves, 4: Vice President, Secretary, Girl Reserves: Editorial Staff, Board of Publi- ' -- cations. Emilie Iskra Helen Iones Joanna Iuzwiak Sophie Iablonski Ruth Jones Ruth Keats Elsie Johns Shirley Iones Kathleen Kennedy x ,-X ,i SARAH MARIE KENNEDY. S. G S. Memorial, General. X ' Senior Select Chorus: Cooking Club: Fashion Show: Biology Club. LOUISE MARY KLEIN. North, General. French Club: Biology Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Student Reporters' Com- ' mittee:,Boots and Saddle: Sorosis. I -' AR r . . Mary's, Commerci l. Geogra- h Club: rg t-at-Arms,.YSgrvice Clup: Fashion i Biol gy . - ' mp Clubw X I Q Y - Q 54, 2' IO ak- NE DZIEI. seph's, General. rvi 1' C , - gr y Cl b: Fa ion Show, 2: Home- ers l : Sa Cl b. 6 X: x N E c ' .- X m r L I rna aign 92 Ji -.rx :ro io ' w' 1: phy ts and Uv-' ' y' lui-'H 1 . . ff I - ,P , l HELEN RBA 1L' PCH ' 1 End mp Q r phy Cl 5 I n ogy lu y xhibitli : 19 y - tion: Fa n Show ' ANNA B RFARA KOPEC. sgjkgtanislaus, mercial. Bank ISISI, 2: Iourn K epor1ers': Ge! aphy Club: Biol lub: Boots anjll addle: GirlxRe5erves, 2: Com- mercial Art lflub. -I MILDRED LOUISE KOPEC. Guthrie, Commercial. Geogra- phy Club: Girl Reserves: Biology Club: Fashion Show: Commercial Art C b: Boots and Saddle. , MARY DOROTHY T Sacre Heart om rcial. Senior Select Choru ' rvice Clu ' aphy Club: Biology Exhibition. , , , NW W- . . ..... ..-.-, .... .... ....,..- Louise Klein Helen Konecko Mildred Kopec Irene Kmetz Helen Kopcho Mary Kotch Thirty-four Club. BERNARD THEODORE KOVAL. Sacred Heart, General. Senior Select Chorus: Science Club: Art Club: Senior HifY: Manual Training Exhibit: Track. f IOHN 1os'PH'Kov,AL, a'Qimt,'Gomn1erMt4i. rumor 'Uslgexrdkx Pre id ksegafkers' Club: Typing Club: German' Club: ' l Iour porters': Hi-fi. F fo , I Joi-infJosEP1fKovA'LrK: Guthrie, G ef 1 Bus 'b'al: Let- ter n' uphfcienc Club: Bo s ,, Sa V HQ? y ubf -Y. K ISADORE IRVING KR NSON. Grant, eneral. Kingston: Varsity Basketball. Coughlin: Varsity Basketball, 2: Lettermen's Club I' . neral. Science. u , A apella Ch 'r: e 'orf ' orus: ents' Nig al n xhibit' owllng Clu . ,f I I WILLIAM ROBERT KUTNEY. Sacred He rt, feneral. Foot- ball, 2: Custodian: Track, 2: Baskcgbali Lettermen's Club, 3: Boots and Saddle, 2: Minstrels, 3: Life Saving Club, 2. THOMAS FRANCIS LARKIN. St. Iohn's, General. Senior Select Chorus: Commercial Art Club: Track, Z: Geograf phy Club: Iournal Reportersl ROBERT LEHET. Courtright, Commercial. Typing Staff. Board ol Publications: Iunior Ushers: Iournal Reporters': Bank Cashiers', 2: Speakers' Club: Iournal Campaign Speaker. ELI LOUIS LEIBMAN. Grant, General. A Capella Choir, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Chapel Program: Operetta. Bernard Kovrrl Isadore Kranson Thomas Larkin Iohn Koval Thomas Krumenaker Robert Lehet Iohn Kovcrlik P t Michael Lidondici George Malast Andrew Matzel Andrew Lulchuk Francis Martin Edward McAdara William Kutney Eli Leibmcm IOHN IOSEPH LENAHAN. St. Iohn's, General. Senior Se- lect Chorus: Commercial Art Club: Science Club: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle. MICHAEL LIDONDICI. S. G S. Memorial, College Techni- cal. Masquers: Speakers' Club: Science Club: Chapel Oration: Senior Hi-Y: Geography Club: Senior Play: Bowling Club. ANDREW GEORGE LULCHUK. Grant, General. Senior Select Chorus: Track, 2: Commercial Art Club: Science Club: Intramural Baseball. THOMAS EDWARD MAKELONIS. Mafiett, General. lout: nal Reporters': Bank Cashiers': Vice President. German Club: Masquers, 2: President, Masquers: Speakers' b: Hi-Y. omme Club: ior Se ct Chorus: Christ as Play: ,jr ' 4 5 , jf FRANCIS MICHAEL MARTIN. Grant, General. Iournal Reporters': Scienc Club: Senior Hi'Y: Aviation Club: Iunior Hi-Y. LE TI th Grant, General. A C pella h r: Boots and ,Saddle: Varieties: Science Club: Geography Club. , . ANDREW MATZEL. Courtright, General. Senior Select Chorus: Manual Training Exhibit: Mechanical Drawing Exhibit: Track. 2: Hi-Y. EDWARD GEORGE MCADARA. Grant, College Technical. A Capella Choir: Speakers' Club: Biology Club: Iournal Campaign Speaker: Varieties: Student Service Com- mittee. Thirty-five MARGARET MARIE KOVAL. Columbia, College Aca- demic. Iunior Ushers: Masquers, 2: Geography Club, 3: Treasurer, Geography Club: Iournal Reporters': Treas- urer, Iournal Reporters': Bank Cashiers': French Club. MILDR D MA KOVALIC . ed Heart, Commer- ci ers' : graphy lub: Stamp Club: Biol Club' Gym E iti Bao sl. 4:6251 woziganza. s: sms, General. ?' 5jlul lilomemakers' bfgxjb: Biology Club: amp b: G Reserves. MATILDA MARIE KRAWCHAK. Guthrie, Commercial. German Club, 2: Fashion Show. LORRAINE ANNA KREBS. St. Iohn's, General. German Club: Homemakers' Club, 2: Biology Club: Stamp Club: Geography Club. MARY KRISO. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Typing Club: Senior Select Chorus: Geography Club, Z: Service Club: Biology Club: Homemakers' Club: Gym Exhibition: Fashion Show. ELEANOR EMMA KRUTE. Guthrie, Comercial. Iunior Ushers: Student Service Committee: A Capella Choir, 2: Typing Club: Speakers' Club: Iournal Campaign Speak- er: German Club, 2. EMIL KRYC uthrie, General. Com rcial Art ub: Bi gy C : s o es ' rvice Cl a . L IOSEPHINE FRANCES KRYWI ' ant, G neral. Stu- dent Service Committee: Bank Cashier': Senior Select Chorus: Biology Club. Margaret Koval Matilda Krawchak Mildred Kovalick Lorraine Krebs Emily Krych Bronislau Kozera . . l K Josephine Kulikauskas Mildred Kundrot Rose Kurinka Thirty-six Mary Kriso ICG ROSE KURINKA.,.GMni:-fpeneral. Typing Club: Service Club, 2: President, Service C1 , Show: Gym Exhibitiqrf Hord-enum-klis' Club, . l' SOPHIA LEONORE KUSHNER. Guthrie, General. Home- makers' Club, 2: Biology Club: Fashion Show: Geo- Senior Eleanor Krute Josephine Krywicki graphy Club, 2. LENA LORETTA LA CAVA. S. :Sf S. Memorial, General. Typing Club: Hobby Club, 3: Homemakers' Club: Bank Cashiers': Girl Reserves, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Ama- teur Night, Z: Volleyball. VERA LACEK. St. Iohn's, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: G. A. A.: Geography Club: Biology Club. SYLVIA LAKS. Grant, College Academic. Editorial Staif, Board of Publications, 2: Iunior Ushers: German Club, 2: Bank Cashiers'. ROSE MARY LARKIN. St. Iohn's, Commercial. German Club, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Cantata: Geography Club. ELSIE SE LASECKI. nt, ommercial. Typing Club: er 1 , i s, 2: Basketball, Z: Volley- b : a minton' . . A. f ,L Sophia Kushner Sylvia Laks Lena La Cava Rosemary Larkin Vera Lacek Elsie Lasecki IAMES FRANCIS MCCLOSKEY. Tobyhanna, General. Tobyhanna: Vice President, Freshman Class: Basketball. 2: Baseball, 2. Coughlin: Hi-Y, 2: Minstrels: Swim- ming Club: Cooking Club. IOHN DANIEL MCDONNELL. East End, General. A Capel- la Choir, 2: Stamp Club: President, Boots and Saddle: Iournal Reporters': Varsity Baseball, 2: Hi-Y. IOSEPH PETER MCGRATH. St. Iohn's, General. Football. 4: Lettermen's Club: President, Lettermen's Club: Iunior Ushers. WILLIAM IOHN MCLANE. Union, General. Senior Hi-Y. 2: Geography Club: Biology Club: Boots and Saddle: Freshman Safety Club: Track. IOSEPH MCGROARTY. Holy Saviour, General. Science Club: Radio Club: Senior Select Chorus: Hobby Club: Boots and Saddle. LOUIS MCLAUGHLIN. Columbia, General. Radio Club: Science Club: Senior Select Chorus: Iournal Reporters': Hobby Club. RAYMOND IOSEPH MCNULTY. Holy Saviour, General. Senior Select Chorus: Minstrels: Amateur Show, 2: Stage Crew: Baseball, 2: Lettermen's Club: Christmas X Plqy: Biology Club. K lf' r- N I 444 'IJ cv -fwe'.s.,bf4- Q 'Z FRANK IOHN MICHAL. SacregfHeart, Genera. Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chor ': Track: Biology Club. IOHN TURNER MILLER. S. G S. Memorial, General. Presi- dent, Student Service Committee: Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y, 2: Baseball: Track. lames McCloskev William McLane Raymond McNulty Iohn McDonnell Joseph McGroarty Frank Michal Louis McLaughlin John Miller joseph McGrath Robert Mills ball: Varsity Base all. Saddle: Bow g Club. , mittee. -- f ' Iunior Hi-Y: Biology Club. ming Club: Hi-Y. Varieties. RA N ggtnmgrgggix cy Club, 3. Biology Club. William Mohr ROBERT STEVEN MILLS. S. 6- S. Memorial, General. A Capella Choir: Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y: Varsity Basket- 4-c H f,?uqNC n ier : Senior Select Chor s: Hi-Y: STEPHEN IOSEPH MITCHELL, S. 6f'S. Memorial, Commer- cial. Preshrnan Or'Che'stra: Safety Patrol: Tumbling Ex- hibition: A Capella Choir, 2: Minstrels, '2: Outing Com- WILLIAM HENRY MOHR. S. 6 S. Memorial, General. Science Club: Geography Club: Boots and Saddle: IOHN ALOYSIUS MONTAGUE. Columbia, General. Bank Cashiers': Iournal Reporters': Boots and Saddle: Swim- ROBERT IAMES MOONEY. St. Iohn's, General. Minstrels, 2: A Capella Choir, 2: Vice President, A Capella Choir: f' A v I . N .LG6n6rdl:'lE86s and A, d , c' nee lub: Iunior Hi-Y: Geography Club: Bowling Cl b: Senior Hi-Y. Yjf A U BERNARD IAMES MULHERN. Holy Saviour, College Tech- nical. Editorial Stall, Board ol Publications: Masquers, 2: Freshman Orchestra: Varsity Orchestra, 2: Bowling IOSEPH ALOYSIUS MURPHY. Columbia, General. Senior Hi-Y: Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Tumbling ' Team: Baseball: Science Club: Iournal Reporters': Raymond Mulderig Edward Mitchell Iohn Montague Bernard Mulhefn Stephen Mitchell Robert Mooney . Ioseph Murphy Thirty-seven Iosephine Latsko Betty Leibman Florence Lindner Betty Laubaugh Iariis Leisenring Helen Linko Iean Legault Ann Levitsky Emma Lloyd IOSEPHINE ANN LOOMIS. Sacred Heart, General. Sacred Heart: Glee Club: Chapel Oration. Coughlin: Fashion Show: Biology Club. VIRGINIA MARY LOOS. Courtright, College Academic. Geography Club: Girl Reserves: German Club: Biology Club: Homemakers' Club. ANNE ELIZABETH LYONS. Swoyerville, General. Senior Select Chorus: Service Club: Typing Club: Minstrels: A Capella Choir. FRANCES KATHRINE LYONS. St. Iohn's, General. Geo- graphy Club, 2: Biology Club: Homemakers' Club: Fashion Show: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves. LILA IANE MAINWARING. Union, General. Girl Reserves: French Club: Sorosis: Biology Club. DORIS IOAN MAIOR. Union, General. Fashion Show: Senior Select Chorus: Iournal Reporters': Art Club: Cooking Club. IEANNE MARIE MALLOY. St. Iohn's, Commercial. German Club: Girl Reserves, 4: Treasurer, Girl Reserves: Senior Select Chorus: Swimming Club: Geography Club: Bas- ketball, Z: Volleyball, 3. IULIA ALBERTA MALLOY. S. 61 S. Memorial, College Academic. Iunior Ushers: Editorial Stall, Board of Pub, lications: German Club, 2: President, German Club: Geography Club: Girl Reserves, 4: Senior Select Chorus. FRANCES IOAN MALONEY. S. 6 S. Memorial, Commer- cial. Boots and Saddle: Business Stall, Board ol Publi- cations: Homemakers' Club: Iournal Reporters: Girl Reserves: Safety Club. Thirty-eight ' J IOSEPHINE RUTH LATSKO. St. Mary's, Commercial. Ger- man Club, 2 Geography Club, 2: Girl Reserves, 2: Stamp Cl b Fas ion ow Biiogy Club : : ' . BETTY M U GI-ll . Memorial, General. Biol ily l memalter u : Cooking Club: Fash' ion w, 2. J IEAN HARRIET LEGAULT. Courtright, College Academic. A Capella Choir, 2: Treasurer, Service Club: Song Leader, French Club. BETTY ROSE LEIBMAN. Grant, General. Basketball: Boots and Saddle: G. A. A.: Art Club: Girl Reserves: Fashion Show. IANIS IRENE LEISENRING. Union, General. Masquers: Speakers' Club: Senior Select Chorus: Typing Staff. Board oi Publications: Typing Club: Girl Reserves, 4: Homemakers' Club. ANN BARBARA LEVITSKY. Grant, General. Girl Re- serves: Swimming Club: Boots and Saddle: Fashion Show: Sewing Club: Biology Club: Geography Club: G. A. A.: Basketball: Volleyball. FLORENCE MARY LINDNER. St. Iohn's, College Academic. Masquers, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Vice President, Stu- dent Service Club: Bank Cashiers', 2: Iournal Reporter. Geography Club: G. A. A., 3. HELEN ALICE LINKO. Columbia, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Girl Reserves: Stamp Club: Homemakers' Club: Geography Club: G. A. A. EMMA MAE LLOYD. Grant, General. Iunior Ushers: Fashion Show, 2: Biology Club: Homemakers' Club. Josephine Loomis Frances Lyons Ieanne Malloy Virginia Loos Lila Mainwaring Iulia Malloy Anne Lyons Doris Major Frances Maloney c+- wfwffff sux .Affi ' DW ROBERT RA O D Y ARD. rtrigh General. Bank Cashier 5 Bo an elect Chorus: Stamp lu , ALOYSIUS FRANCIS NO K. Sacred Heart, General. Senior Select Chorus: ristmas Play: Minstrels, Z: Boots and Saddle: Iunior Hi-Y: Geography Club: Science Club. IOSEPH EDWARD O'BOYLE. Columbia, General. Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Christmas Play: Bank Cashiers', 3. IOHN WILLIAM O'CONNOR. St. Iohn's, General. Geo- graphy Club: Science Club: Art Club: Senior Hi-Y: Biology Club: Boots and Saddle. IOHN PATRICK O'DONNELL. Holy Saviour, College Tech- nical. Science Club: Speakers' Club: Iunior Hi-Y: Senior Hi-Y: Minstrels: Biology Club: Aviation Club, 2: Bowling Club, 2. ERNEST ALBERT OGIN, IR. North, General. A Capella Choir: Minstrels: Band, 4: Reserve Orchestra. 2: Fresh- man Orchestra. GEORGE FRANKLIN OGIN, IR. Courtright, General. Senior Select Chorus: Minstrels: Band, 4: Reserve Orchestra. 2: Freshman Orchestra: Track, 3: Lettermen's Club. ALBERT GEORGE OKAL. Grant, General. Track: Assist- ant Bank Cashier: Tumbling Team: Geography Club: Swimming Club: Iunior Hi-Y. LAWRENCE ALBERT O'MASTA. Grant, General, Letter- men's Club: Baseball, 3: Tumbling Team: Track: Geo- graphy Club: Swimming Club. Adam Orischak George Papadoplos Andrew Perdek Andrew Ostroski Samuel Parri Charles Peters Harry Panek Llewellyn Payne Myron Petro Robert Neyhard Iohn O'Connor George Oqin Aloysius Novak Iohn O'Donnell Albert Okal Ioseph O'Bo5le Ernest Ogin Lawrence O'Masta ADAM ORISCHAK. Columbia, General. Typing Club: Science Club: Geography Club: lunior Hi-Y: Senior Hi-Y: Iournal Reporters': Mechanical Drawing Exhibit: Track. ANDREW FRANCIS OSTROSKI COSTRASZEWSKD. St. Stanislaus, Commercial. Stamp Club: Geography Club: Aviaiion Club: Biology Exhibition: Commercial Art Club: Art Exhibition. HARRY ALBERT PANEK. St. Stanislaus, General. Stamp Club: Geography Club: Senior Hi-Y: Science Club: Avia- tion Club. GEORGE PETER PAPADOPLOS. Union. General. Senior Typing Club: Band, 4: Reserve Orchestra: Freshman Orchestra. 3: Make- p Crew. i19l9Zl4'71B'RI. 1, Ll LLEWELLYN WILBUR PAYNE. Union, General. Varsity Football, 2: Track, 2: Lettermen's Club. ANDREW PAUL PERDEK. Laurel Run, General. Aviation Club: Americanization Program: Biology Club: Science Club: Swimming Club: Track: Iunior Hi-Y: Senior Hi-Y: Art Club. CHARLES EDWARD PETERS. St. Iohn's, General. Bank Cashiers': Minstrels: Boots and Saddle: Geography Club: Iunior Hi-Y: Senior Hi-Y: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Play. MYRON IOHN PETRO. Columbia, General. Bowling Club. 3: Boots and Saddle: Lettermen's Club, 2: Senior Hi-Y: Sergeant-at-Arms, Iunior Hi-Y: Baseball: Track. Thirty-nine Eve Matzel Mary McKeown Mildred Mekelyta Rita McGourty Catherine McNamee Betty Mensch Bettie McHugh Mary Meehan Margaret Merkle G. A. A. Service Club: Geography Club. Fashion S Iournal Reportersf Select Chorus: Girl Reserves. Club: Volleyball. Reserves, 4. serves: Geography Club. Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle. Florence Miknevich Iulia Mileske Elinore Miller Forty 2 FLORENCE THERESA MIKNEVICH. Grant, Commercial. German Club, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Tennis Club, 2: Boots and Saddle: Geography Club: Girl Reserves: IULIA ALICE MILESKE. Grant, Commercial. German Club, 2: Thursday Art Club: Fashion Show: Art Exhibition: E RE EJIVII ' mbalskial. German Club, r hy : Bio o Exhibition: Gym Exhibition: DOROTHY LOUISE MIROLA. Guthrie, Commercial. lunior Ushers: Geography Club, 3: Senior Select Chorus: LENORE ELEANOR MONACELLI. S. 61 S. Memorial, Gen- eral. Masquers: Iournal Reporters': Senior Play: Senior FRANCES ANNE MOORE. Marywood, Commercial. Girl Reserves, 4: Biology Club: Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus: Swimming Club: Basketball: Geography KATHRYN ANN MORAHAN. St. Iohn's, College Academic. Geography Club, 2: German Club, 2: Biology Club: Girl ELMIRA LOUISE MOYER. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: Secretary, Freshman and Sophomore Classes: Sophomore Play: Chapel Program. Coughlin: Girl Re- GENEVIEVE BARBARA MROZINSKI. S. 61 S. Memorial, Commercial. -Geography Club: Senior Select Chorus: EVE LORRAINE MATZEL. Courtright, Commercial. Geo- graphy Club: German Club, 2: G. A. A.. 2: Bank Cashiers': Volleyball, 2: Badminton, 2. RITA MARIAN MCGOURTY. North, College Academic. Thursday Art Club, 2: Geography Club: Biology Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Art Club. BETTIE IANE MCHUGH. St. Iohn's, General. Senior Select Chorus: Hobby Club: Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves: Fashion Show. MARY CLAIRE MCKEOWN. Holy Saviour, General, Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves: Cooking Club: Fashion Show: Homemakers' Club. 1 ss t o d oi Publications, 2: lournal Re- por ers' enior Se ct Chorus., It A ' MA DOL RES MEEHAN. Uni , Gen r l. ,gpjnal Ref po 'ofgelsotv Chores, qSd?'Sd' cfle: Cook- 1 Clubfi Homemakers' lub: eo r hy,Club: Girl Reserves,lff?Bi6lo'tjY ClLxKE 'f'4 '?i 'Eiga ' I IN MIL 4McNAMEE. St. Iohn's, Commercial. MILDRED IOAN MEKELYTA. Guthrie, College Academic. Iunior Ushers: Speakers' Club: Secretary, Speakers' Club: German Club, 2: Vice President, German Club. BETTY MENSCH. S. G S. Memoriala General. Editorial Staff, Board ot Publications: Secretary, Iunior Class: Iunior Ushers: Speake 'V Club. X . , . MARGARET MARY! ME KLE. East f'Encf General. G sen? s ome akffs b: Servic4yC W-cy V L f ff . lg at Dorothy Mirola Kathryn Morahan Lenore Monacelli Elmira Moyer Frances Moore Genevieve Mrozinski ROBERT ARTHUR PHILLIPS. Courtright. General. Min- I strels: Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus: Iournal 5 Reporters, 2. Nl ' QMCEVQ1-ricmiwgmail 1 ' , : . I ior HivY: Boots and ydglfl ' ' hy Chiba ' nce Club. ' EDMUND MARK PODRASKY, Grant, General. Senior Se- lect Chorus: Minstrels: Iunior Hi'Y: Senior Hi-Y, 2: Com- mercial Art Club, 2: Fireside Cooking Club: Christmas Play. IOSEPH MICHAEL POERIO. S. G S. Memorial, Commercial. MakeeUp Crew: Commercial Art Club: Boots and Saddle: Stage Crew: Stamp Club: Geography Club. THOMAS HAYDEN POWELL. S. 61 S. Memorial, General. Senior Select Chorus. I BERNARD DANIEL PRICE. Courlright, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Band, 4: Typing Club: Masquers: Freshman Orchestra: Reserve Orchestra: Hi-Y: Make-Up Crew: Stage Crew: German Club. ALFRED GEORGE RADZAVICI-I. Laurel Run, General. Science Club: Geography Club: Track: Aviation Club: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle. CYRIL TH D REBA HAK. Sacred Heart, General. A C e r rack: Stage Crew, 2: Make-Up Crew , om ia Art Club, 2: Aviation Club: Boots and jaddle. ROBERT EARL REED. S. 6. S. Memorial, General. Letter- men's Club: Geography Club: Bank Cashiers': Iournal Reporters: Biology Club. Robert Phillips Ioseph Poerio Alfred Radzavich Nicholas Pitkevich Thomas Powell Cyril Rebarchak Edmund Podrasky Bernard Price Robert Reed ROY SMITH RITTER. Courtright, Commercial. Iunior Usherg Stamp Club, 3: Stamp Club. Pagdent: German Club: !ud9lYs6fViS6 Committee: ecr a ettermen's ciub. E' ' if M GERALD ANTHONY ROCHE. St. Iohn's, General. Boots and Saddle: Lettermen's Club: Tennis Club: Iunior Hi-Y: Track, 2: Geography Club: Biology Club. WALTER STERLING RIOGAL. NNorth, Commercial. Geo- graphy Club: Boots and Saddle: Stamp Club: Aviation Club: Biology Club. STANLEY IOHN ROGOZENSKI. St. Stanislaus. General. Senior Hi-Y: Radio Club: Track: Science Club: Geo, graphy Club: Boots and Saddle: Commercial Art Club. EDWARD LOUIS RONSCAVAGE. St. Ioseph's, Commercial. Stamp Club, 2: Aviation Club: Geography Club: Boots and Saddle. HENRY GEORGE ROSKEY. Oliver, General. Aviation Club: Science Club: Geography Club: Biology Club: Hi-Y: Hobby Club. MAURICE IAMES RYAN. Courtright, Commercial. Bank Cashiers': Assistant Bank Cashier: Stamp Club, 2: Stage Manager, Varieties: Make-Up Crew: German Club. IOSEPH ALBERT SCHALL. Guthrie, General. Track, Foot' ball: Geography Club. ADAM FRANCIS SERAFIN. SS. Peter and Paul, General. Aviation Club, 2: Treasurer, Aviation Club: Baseball: Freshman Council. Roy Ritter Stanley Rogozenski Maurice Ryan Gerald Roche Edward Ronscavage joseph Schqll Walter Roqal Henry Roskey Adam Seraiin Forty-one - 1 lect Chorus. LUCILLE ROSE and Saddle: REG A N Clu 1 DOROTHY MARGOT MURRAY. St. Iohn's, General. Girl Reserves, 4: Boots and Saddle: Biology Club: Geography Club: Homemakers' Club. RACHEL IEANNETTE NIXON. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: Sophomore Play: Christmas Play: Chapel Program. Coughlin: Iournal Reporters': Girl Reserves: Senior Se- NUDO. S. 61 S. Memorial, General. Boots Fashion Show, 2: Homemakers' Club, 2: Biolo y Club: Girl Reserves, OB R rant ommercial. Geo- G eserves e akers' Club: Boots g y Club. kd STS . Dorothy Murray Regina Obarowski Rachel Nixon Marie O'Donnell Lucil Nudo Iosephine Otfshack MI GIN 'R U E. 0 h ial Geo- C irl es, ' st nk C hier: mak s' Club A. A. ELIZABETH IOAN OWE . Courtr ght, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: G. A. A.: Basketball, 2: Volleyball: Bad- minton, 3: Concert. MARGARET MARY PADDEN. St. Iohn's. College Aca- demic. Iunior Usher: Girl Reserves, 4: Secretary, Vice President, Girl Reserves: Speakers' Club: G. A. A., 3: Treasurer, G. A. A. SYLVIA ASIMO PANAGAKOS. Union, General. Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Homemakers' Club: Girl Reserves. GWENLYN PARRY. S. 6 S. Memorial, Commercial. Geo- graphy Club: Girl Reserves: Homemakers' Club: Biology Club. PAULINE PATRICIAN. Courtright. Commercial. Masquers, 2: Speakers' Club: Girl Reserves: Geography Club: G. A. A.: Chapel Oration. ANDRINA PATRIZI. S. G S. Memorial, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Speakers' Club: lournal Reporters': Typing Club: Geography Club: Homemakers' Club. SHIRLEY ELEANOR PAUL. Union, General. Boots and Saddle: Senior Sel ct Chorus: Girl Reserves, 4: Biology Club. ly rs' ' ' EILBEN KATI-IRYN',l'PENDERGgXST. Courtright. General. Editorial 4Staft, Board oil Publications, 2: Girl Reserves, 4: Rresideht: Girl Reserves, 2:'G. A. A., 3: President, Vice President, G. AL A. - . Q X ' tl X' x X A X X . ti N 2 ty-twoli Xl '-Y' J MARIE THERESA O'DONNELL. Holy Saviour, Commercial. Boots and Saddle: Geography Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Homemakers' Club. IOSEPHINE VERONICA OFFSHACK. Courtright, Commer- cial. Iunior Ushers: Student Service Committee: Speak- ers' Club: Iournal Campaign Speaker: lournal Report- KATHRYN SUE OFFSHACK. Sacred Heart, College Aca- demic. Masquers: Chapel Oration: Iournal Campaign Speaker: Boots and Saddle: Speakers' Club: German Club: Girl Reserves. ELEANOR OLENIAK. Guthrie, General. G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: Stamp Club: Geography Club: Homemakers' Club: Fashion Show: Biology Club. DOROTHY OLIVER. East End, Commercial. Typing Club: Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves, 3: Geography Club: . Assistant Bank Cashier. l Kathryn Offshack Eleanor Oleniak Dorothy Oliver Mildred O'Rourke Sylvia Panagakos Andrina Patrizi Elizabeth Owens Gwenlyn Parry Shirley Paul Margaret Padden Pauline Patrician Eileen Penderqast Q . Vincent Sergi If VINCENT ANTHONY SERGI. St. Iohn's, General. Cheer- Leader, 2: Hi-Y: Iunior Hi-Y: Secretary, Science Club. 2: Secretary, Biology Club: Boots and Saddle: Minstrels. FRANCIS ALFRED SHEPANSKI. Grant, Gtgneral. Track: Iunior Hi-Y: Geography Club: Biology lub: Bowling Club: Baseball: Hobby ub. ef t f ' THEODIE' V 113598 . f E t . eneral. Biology C f'Ca 'U U ' T , Hi-Y: Sen- ior Hi-Y: 1 : Hob Club. ' 4445 f EDWARD A1.BAryst4otf rr General. Fresh- man Orchestra: Reserve 2: Senior Select Chorus: Minstrels: Band, BASIL SKORDINSKI. S. 6 S. Memorial, General. Science Club: Aviation Club: Geography Club: Biology Club: Bank Cashiers'. IOHN SLAVINSKI. Courtright, General, Reserve Orchestra: Freshman Orchestra: Iunior Hi-Y: Senior Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle. IOHN THEODORE SNYDER, IR. Laurel Run, General. Bank Cashiers': Student Service Committee: Bowling Club. IOHN IAMES SOLOGOVITCH. St. Mary's, General. Avia- tion Club: Science Club: Senior Select Chorus: Geo- graphy Club: Biology Club. EMIL EDMUND STEBLINSKI. S. G S. Memorial, General. Hobby Club: Iunior Hi-Y: Geography Club: Biol Club: Baseball: Track. jf Edward Sholonski Iohn Snyder .I N Francis Shepanski , L : rv, Basil Skordinski John Sologovitch loseph Shimborski 1 f W Iohn Slavinski Edmund Steblinski CHUK. Guthrie, General. Intramural Base- tvilfx a ,fbalyli iramural Basketball: Geography Club. I I K Hi-Y. Hi-Y, 2. Club. Cl b ROBERT WILLIAM STEPHENS. East End, College Techni- cal. Aviation Club: Minstrels: Science Club: Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus: Mechanical Drawing Ex- hibit: Cafeteria Usher: Americanization Program. WILLIAM STEPHENS. East End, General. Freshman Or- chestra: Reserve Orchestra, 2: Minstrels: Band, 4: Iunior WILLIAM ROBERT TOMASKO. Guthrie, General. Senior Play: Minstrels: Aviation Club, 3: President, Stamp Club, 2: Secretary, Iunior Hi-Y: Science Club: Senior THOMAS WALTER TRETHAWAY. S. 61 S. Memorial, Col- lege Academic. Edi'orial Staff, Board oi Publications, 2: Bank Cashiers', 2: Head Cashier: Masquers, 2: Speakers' ROBERT EDWIN TREVETHAN. S. 61 S. Memorial, General. Bank Cashiers': Minstrels: Senior Select Chorus: Bowling . X I , TR ELA thr' , : 1.1 Boots and Saddle: - i u - 5 e lub. MICHAEL IOHN TR'UDNAK. Sacred Heart, College Techni- cal. Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Aviation Club: Science Club: Senior Hi-Y: Iournal Reporters'. IOHN TURPAK. Guthrie, General. Stephen Stepchuk William Tomasko Alex Trubela Robert Stephens Thomas Trethaway Michael Trudnak William Stephens Robert Trevethan John Turpak ' I i 1 .W WNW IJF' 1 PV' f ' il - - , I Q Q lx ta' , I f v, x , 1 X I Forty-three Ann Porada MARGARET THELMA PETRICK. Guthrie. Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Typing Club: Costume Committee: Geo- graphy Club: G. A. A.: Volleyball. MAR PICKETT. Columbia, Comm cial. G ,fReserves, , Iournal R ters': Make-Up rew: Biology Club: H u'b. f WW IVIARIAN CONSTANCE PLOPLIS. S. 6- Memorial, Gen- eral. Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves: Fashion Show: Service Club: Biology Club: Homemakers' Club. ANNA MARIE POHORILAK. St. Mary's, Commercial, Girl Reserves: Make-Up Crew: Biology Club. HELEN BARBARA POPOVICH. St. Mary's, Commercial. Biology Club Fashion S ow Girl Reserves: Make-U Crew: Germain Club: Ho akers' lub. OP rw l'--o, v-' f' eal. siude r ' o itt Ji- oh- lu 1 irl Reserves, 3: Bo a :Mil o -lg I' o 'i - hion Show: Cooking Club: tam u . ' N G irl lgptt , r I RA . GJ , Neral. erves, 4: Senior .. , W g, B' ogy Club: Fashion Show: he . dle. A 1 MARY BETH REATI Grant, General. Biology or Select Chorus: Home- akers' C : F hion Show: Boots and Saxfidle. fifddixn W 135014 yssis. s. Memorial. General. Fashion I fyglwow, : B' y Club:rH6rnemakerA'f Club: Girl Re- l servef, ography Climb. f rvjjf Margaret Petrick Anna Pohorilak I I ' J 'V Margaret Pickett Marion Ploplis Ann Richards Helen Popovich -s Sophia Popovich ' ANN MARIE RICHARDS. North, Commercial. Senior Se- lect Chorus: Biology Club: Geography Club: Make-Up Crew: German Club. IOSEPHINE BARBARA RIGONI. Union, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Speakers' Club: Typing Club: Bank Cashiers': Make-Up Crew. RITA MAE ROBERTS. Grant, General. Senior Select Chorus: Biology Club: Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Sewing Club: Fashion Club. PEARL LEONA ROGAL. North, -General. Girl Reserves, 2: Homemakers' Club: Senior Select Chorus: Concert: Geography Club: Boots and Saddle: Biology Club: Stamp Club. ALICE BERTHA ROGAN. Grant, General. Sewing Club: Biology Club: Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves: Fashion Show. LORRAINE BARBARA ROGOZENSKI. St. Stanislaus, Gen- eral. Geography Club: . A. Biology Club: Fashion S16 : enior Select s: girl Reserves: Sewing Club. BET A SS. om ial. Boots and Sa d : YL A.: Seni c o s: Girl Reserves: Pa ts' i Play. I GLADYS ALVERNA ROSS. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: Sophomore Play: Chapel Program. Coughlin: Iunior Ushers: Commercial Art Club, 2: Typing Club: Art Staff. MARGARET VIOLET ROWAN. Courtright, Commerc' . Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Senior Select Chorus: Fren Club: Biology Club: Boots and Saddle. Mary Reatini Marion Reese Pearl Rogal Betty Ross Iose hine Ri oni Alice Rogan Gladys Ross P 9 Rita Roberts QI Lorraine Rogozenski Margaret Rowan Forty-tour CASPER URBANEK, Sacred Heart, Commercial. Masquers: Senior Play: Senior Select Chorus: Senior Hi-Y: Bowling Cl : Stamp Club: Boogjnd Saddle: Safety Club. rL...ff ' fi If' , IQOLAS Bfxfi vuicoricifffmsi Endf-Commtercial. Iunior Ushers: Typing Club: Aviatyiln Club: President, Saiety Club. BASIL ALEX WAPENSKY, S. :S S. Memorial, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Typing Club: German Club. 2: Senior Hi-Y: Bowling Club. THOMAS AOUINAS WARD. Holy Saviour, Genera1.- Com- mercial Art Club: Science Club: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle: Operetta: Gym Exhibit: Intramural Basketball: Swimming Club. HENRY IOHN WASHINSKI. St. Sanislaus, Commercial. Senior Hi-Y: Geography Club: Biology Club: Aviation Club: Stamp Club. WILLIAM HAROLD WATKINS. East End, General. Biology Club: Safety Club: Science Club: Hi-Y: Geography Club: Aviation Club. Club. HOWARD WEIDA. North, General. Bowling Club, Z: Junior I-Ii-Y: Senior Hi-Y: Geography Club: Science VINCENT PAUL WHITELEVICH. Union. General. Intra- mural Baseball: Intramural Basketball: Band: Track. IO IO PH IL MS7' Lau el Run, Genera ,Laurel r p or :Pl P 1dTt,eEgihgm Class. Co Irn' Capella C ir:' iology :G e r Typing LI fe If 1 7, ,, , - '1 -1.51 ' .1 s -14, Casper Urbanek Nicholas Vukotich Basil Wapensky Thomas Ward Henri' Washinski William Watkins .X4 SHELDON WILLIAMS. South Grant, General. Hobby Club, 2: Amateur Show, 2: Operetta: Minstrels, 2. WILLIAM MORGAN WILLIAMSON. Courtright, General. Varsity Track, 2: A Capella Choir: Iunior Hi-Y: Senior Hi-Y: Lettermeri's Club. WALTER EMERSON WINT. G. A. R., General. G. A. R.: Garthespians, Entertainers: Secretary, Home-Room. Coughlin: Aviation Club: Geography Club: Science Club: Hi-Y. A , ' ' I . Xf5'S34.f21atf-O-4-fwcclwff ,.,,,,u JOHN YAC ZIN WATESHINJ. Grant, Gene lntraf mural Baseball: Tumbling. IOSEPH YATISON. Guthrie, General. Tumbling: Intraf ral Baeballg' Intramural Basketball. I , ALOYSIUS ZAHORC AK. Sduth Grant, College Academic. Iunior Ushers: Masquers, 2: President, Masquers: Speak- ers' Club: Senior Play: Christmas Play: Senior Select Chorus: Minstrels: Chapel Oration: Science Club. TH . , e ral. A Capella Choir, e ' ' u 'or Hi- ' o nd Saddle: Geo- grap y lub: aseba , e rs'. BERNARD IOHN ZAYKOSKI. East End, General. Varsity Baseball, 3: Lettermen's Club: Secretary, Lettermen's Club: Geography Club. ROBERT ANTHONY ZEHOSKY. Grant, General. Bowling Club. 2: Geography Club: Iournal Reporters': Bank Cashiers': Boots and Saddle: Typing Club: Aviation Club. Howard We-ida Vincent Whitelevich Iohn Williams Sheldon Williams lohn Yacsyzin Thomas Zgk William Williamson joseph Yatison Bernard Zqykgski Walter Wint Aloysius Zahorchak Robert Zehosky Forty-tive 1 Irene Rubiscak Anna Sakalas Eleanore Scoble Iulicr Rudawsky Helen Salmay Christine Sestak Margaret Sadvary Mildred Saraka Helen Shanko RITA MARY MAGDALEN SHARABA. Sacred Heart, Gen- eral. Senior Select Chorus: Service Club: Make-Up Crew: Christma rogram: Fashion Show. NN O . ut r'e clal. 'rl Res , Boots dd ' - p Crew: Ge gr lub: Biology Club. c' enior S e: Geo- ...ff ANNA IANE S. 6 S. Memorial, College Aca' demic. W la Cho , : an Orchestra: Re, ve yrs estra, 2: Biology lub: Swimming Club, 2: S e Club: Varieties. SOPHIE SUE SMALKO. Sacred Heart, Conlmercial. A Capella Choir, 2: Stamp Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves, ' Biologyx Clu . f t, enera a S , 3: . 3: . ' ig , , ties: Basketball: Volleyball. r.v7f ELEANOR MADELEINE SODROSKY. St. Stanislaus, Com mercial. Geography Club: Safety Club: Girl Reserves: Homemakers' Club: Service Club: Biology Club: Fashion Show. THERESA MARGARET SOKOLSKY. Grant, Commercial. Service Club: German Club, 2: Geography Club: Fash- ion Show. MAGIBEL SOLEEN. North, General. Senior Select Chorus: Cantata: Geography Club: Homemalcers' Club: Biology Club: Girl Reserves, 3. ' Forty-six IRENE GENE RUBISCAK. Sacr art, Commercial. Ser ice . I me. m s' Club: an rs: Assist ashier: F ion Show, 2. IULIA AWSKY., Courtright, C mmercial. Germ Club: m ke irl ' lVIa p rew: Biology Club. x MARGARET MARY SADVARY. St. Mary's. Commercial. Girl Reserves: Make-Up Crew: Geography Club: Ger- man Club. I AN THEH l 7 Commercial Bi : G' , mernak ' Cl : Boots a Saddle: Ma -Up Crew: shio . HELEN IVIAKRINA SALMAY. St. Marys General. Geo- graphy Club: Homemakers' Club: Fashion Show. MILDRED CAROLYN SARAKA. Guthrie, College Aca- demic. Masquers: Senior Play: Speakers' Club: Chapel Program: Iournal Campaign Speaker: G. A. A., Z: Senior Tea Committee. IEAN ELEANOR SCOBLE. S. 6. S. Memorial, General. Typing Club: Senior Select Chorus: Service Club: Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Christmas Program: Biology Club: Geography Club 1 CHRI INE ST Rs, eart, Commercial. w' oo y' , ' Re es: ee ra ' e lub. ' 1 EL NK u 'e, rcial. Ty 'ng Club: olo : U w: lrl Rf asketball. Rita Sharaba lane Smailes Eleanor Sodroskl Ann Sidorka Sophie Smalko Theresa Sokolsky Ann Sisko Rose Smulovitz Magibel Soleen IOSEPH THOMAS ZIMA. Grant, General. Geography Club: Science Club: Stage Crew: Track: Tumbling: Bowling Club: Senior Select Chorus. IOSEPI-I LEONARD ZUMPANO. S. QS S. Memorial, General. Vice President, Masquers: Lettermen's Club, 3: Vice President, Lettermen's Club: Speakers' Club: Co-Captain. Football: Track, 3. EMILY LOUISE STEINBRENNER. S. 6. S. Memorial, Gen- eral. Geography Club: Girl Reserves: Biology Club. BARB VIVIEN U nion, Commercial. Bank ierxs G. A., ' Volleyball, 3: Basketball: Girl eserves, 3 Club: Iournal Reporters': Swim, ming lu. BETTE MAE STUBBS. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: Treasurer, Freshman Class: Chapel Program: Christmas Plav: Sophomore Play. Coughlin: Service Club: French Club: Geography Club. IAN' c TY z Emi, c me ' 1 ee I , , H3515 - erves, 2: w' lub: e y Club: Cantat . STEPHANIE A SUDOL, St. Stani aus, General. French Club: Stamp Club: Geography Club. IULIANNE SWANTKO. Guthrie, Commercial. Typing Club: Typing Statl, Board oi Publications: Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves. ELIZABETH ANN SWEINBERG. North, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Girl Reserves: German Club, Z: Treasurer, Ger- man Clubp Typing Club. Joseph Zima Barbara Stout Stephanie Sudol Ioseph Zumpano Bette Stubbs Julianne Swantko Emily Steinbrenner lane Stycznski Elizabeth Sweinberq STELLA BERNARDETTE SYTNIK. Grant. Commercial. Homemakers' Club: Geography Club: Girl Reserves: Senior Select Chorus: Cantata. LEONA MARIE TABAKA, Grant, Commercial. Student Service Committee: Boots and Saddle: Homemakers' Club: Swimming Club: Fashion Show. IOSEPHINE ANN TANSKI. Columbia, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Boots and Saddle: Geography Club: Biology Club: Girl Re rves. BE I A T NOSKI. S. Memori , Gen' er . al rs: Girl Reser Stud t Sefice Comm' eni c oru ub: Fashion S , 2. ROSEMOND ARIE TI-IOMAN. East End, Commercial, Boots and Saddle: Swimming Club: Volleyball: Basket ball: Safety Club: Girl Reserves: Biology Club: Home makers' gub. SHIRLEY ANN THOMAS. Grant, Commercial. Biology Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Boots and Saddle: wimmlng C-lub, Volleyball: Home akers' Club. I , I 1 , :J ' I f f MARIE 'TO I. I GVS' Mengri ghera Girl f eserves: Bo and Sadclgl Biolo Clu ashio Show. . ,' I ' t 1 , ' f A , 7 1 4 I I MARY CAIBMELA ymvcnparti. ,s.'a,s. Memoflgi, Gelneral. Bigjolgy 'CluQ:'fSorosi:s1 Senior fSel.dt:t Chorus: -Service 'C.'lub: Fashion Shaw, 2 V KATHE E MARG Y VENIT. Sacred Heart. G al. Girl R ve : S nt-at-Arms, Service Club: ki Club olo Clu Stella Sytnik Beatrice Tarnoski Enese Toni Leona Tabaka Rosemond Thoman Mary Vanchieri Iosephine Tanski Shirley Thomas Katherine Venit Forty-seven ELLA MARIE VOGLE. Union, General. German Club: Sorosis, 2: Biology Club. DOROTHY WINIFRED WALKER. Union, College Academic. Iunior Ushers: Speakers' Club: Secretary, Masquers: Secretary, Girl Reserve Inter-Club Council: Secretary, French Club. ISABEL WALLS. Union, General. Business Stall, Board of Publications, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves, 3: Iournal Reporters': Biology Club: Swimming Club: Service Club. DOROTHY WALSH. Holy Saviour, General. Biology Club: Boots and Saddle: Homemakers' Club: Geography Club: Girl Reserves: Swimming Club. IANE WALTON. Courtright, Commercial. Boots and Sad- dle: Girl Reserves: Swimming Club: Biology Club: Safety Club: Hobby Club. ANN MARIE WARD. St. Mary's, General. St. Mary's: Bas- ketball. Coughlin: Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves, 2: Inter'Club Council: Iournal Reportersl IULIA THERESA WARRSYNIEVICZ. Grant, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Typing Club: Senior Select Chorus: Hobby Club, 3: Amateur Night, 2. . f X I ELLEN no CE ' N . M ' emi eneral. Serv' : r ' ' mem s' , gy Club: Fir Reserves, f - MADELYN MAE WATKINS. Courtright, Commercial. Ger- man Club: Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Biology Club: Christmas Play: Swimming Club: Iournal Re- porters': Safety Club: Sorosis. Ella Vogle Dorothy Walsh Iulia Warrsynievicz ' V. . ' Dorothy Walker lane Walton Ellen Watkins fy ' Q! Isabel wuiis Ann ward Madelyn Watkins 1 fy J I ' ' J T LO SE W sf Union, ' ,1., v ' t or s 'Cha , . j : I ois ,and , ' . .. i ., le, Igoimf ers!! ubl 014, dr f 4 , . iers': Homemakers' Club. Bank Cashiers': Boots and Saddle. graphy Club. . n X Safe Club: e aphy Qllub. ' I if Program. Club: G. A. A. Louise Weiss Mary Wenner lean Whitehead Forty-eight MARY WENIGER. East End, College Academic. Girl Re. serves, 4: President, Girl Reserves: Treasurer, Z: Speak' ers' Club: German Club: Boois and Saddle: Bank Cash- EVELYN IEAN WHITEHEAD. S. :S S. Memorial, General. Journal Reporters': Program Chairman, Servicer Club: IEAN WILKOPOLSKI. Grant, General. Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves: Biology Club: Senior Select Chorus: Geo- BETTIE EVELYN WILLIAMS. S. 6, S. Memorial, Commer- cial. Germa Club, 2: Boots'7and Saddle: Swimming Club: Girl Rgseyves, 2: Sorosis: Geography Club: Home- mfakers' Club, 2. ff- 4 I. ' 1 ' lf EDITHE MAKE W LIA gist Enil, Commercial. Girl Re- serves : b : Boats! and Saddle: Secretary DOROTHY MA ILLIAMS. S. 6 S. Memorial, Commercial. Biology Club: Geography Club: Boots and Saddle. RUTH ZADIE WILLIAMS. S. 61 S. Memorial, Commercial Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Biology Club: Geography Club: Girl Reserves: Cantata: Christmas CATHERINE WISOR. Grant, General. A Capella Choir: Girl Reserves: Biology Club: Geography Club: Sewing Iean Wilkopolski Dorothy Williams Bettie Williams Ruth Williams Edithe Williams Catherine Wisor PEGGY WOODS. Courtriqht, Commercial. Masquersi Speakers' Club: Christmas Play: lournal Campaign Speaker: Senior Select Chorus: Homemakers' Club: Swirnrninq Club. BETTY MURIEL WOOLCOCK. Kingston, Colleqe Academic. Kinqston: Latin Club: French Club: Home-Room Basket ball and Volleyball. Couqhlin: lunior Ushers: French Club. MARY MADELINE YANCHUK. South Grant, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Geography Club: Cantata: Christ- mas Proqram. EPHROSINIA YAREMKO. Grant, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: German Club, 2: Secretary, German Club: Bank Cashiers': Salety Club, REBECCA LENORE ZACHAR. Grant, Commercial, Geo qraphy Club: Biology Club: Safety Club: Badminton. A 4 ZALHSKO. GuthrietfCommercial. Senfvwi p Club, 3:'QylfRl5seyes, Z: LQLMT' : Van? A 5Jnet6alLpEQ af 51.12 ,jf ,-f' s BERNICE MARGARET ZARDUS. Sommerville, Commercial. Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves, 2: Senior Select Chor- us: Christmas Proqram: Geography Club: Biology Club: Salety Club. MARGARET MARTHA ZASTULKA. St, Mary's, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Bank Cashiers': Typing Club: German Club: Safety Club. IANE FRANCIS ZORZI. St. lohn's, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Secretary, Treasurer, Boots and Saddle: Bioloqy Club. Peggy Woods Ephrosinia Yaremko Bernice Zardus Betty Woolcock Rebecca Zachar Margaret Zastulka Mary Yanchuk Anne Zalesko lane Zorzi The Senzbm Sled Their Qiicm CHECKING THE VOTES ADVICE FROM MR. SUPER Forty-nine nl.. unzbr l Mantle Orator lOHN CHUDOBA President ANTHONY ZYNEL Ojfcers A P 1 Secretary NANCY PETRO urzzbr Class 111031001 HREE years ago we students, now mem- bers of the Iunior Class, first stepped on the threshold of Coughlin High School. With half-reluctant footsteps we walked along its corridors for the first time into the auditorium where we heard our initial address by Mr. Super. From that day on, our footsteps led us to classrooms, entertainments, and club meet- ings, and with the completion of our freshman year we left with no deep regret. Soon we returned as sophomores. When once more we had adapted ourselves to the pace of school life, we were admitted into more clubs and given the opportunity to prove ourselves worthy of membership. Onward, ever onward we went, always preparing our- selves for what was still to come. Finally last September we approached the school as juniors. We were proud, anxious, Fifty and thrilled, for we were on the second halt of our journey and were nearing bigger and better things. Those with high scholastic ability filled the ranks of the Junior Ushers: the best singers were taken into the A Capella Choir: those with averages of A and B were admitted into the French and Gennan clubs while still others filled strategic positions on athletic teams. With our junior year nearly at a close, we chose those whom 'we wished to have as lead- ers on our way: for president, Anthony' Zynel: for secretary, Nancy Petro: and for mantle orator, Iohn Chudoba. At the traditional Class Day exercises, Iohn will accept the toga from the present Senior Class. As we' travel through our senior year, we will endeavor to uphold the ideals which it represents. unzbr Ushm Serra School ff'-AWA' , , . 'N First row tlett to rightl: Seniuk, Babbey, Mathers, Musketnuss, Syron, Hurley, Koreny, lump, Kalanick. Second row: Petro, Iendrze- iewski, Saber, luris, Lincavage, Weiss, Moran, Reilly, Roberts, Pettit, Riemensnyder, Terpak, Third row: Witko, Bartoletti, Grabko, k k M lh , K d B b k, Sh' ko. Fourth row. Ritchie Mulli an, De Uniatowski, Douqalcrs, Tvorak, Harris, Krupac , Buc navaqe, u ern enne y, o ac im ' , q - laney, Pyatt, Sooby, Giddo, Hyzinski, Warick, Bruno, Iones. Fifth row: Galatko, Riikin, Gudaitis, Dombrinsky, Graham, Miller, Petro, Gurdock, Collmann, Babbey, Madeline Boback, Anne Bucknavage, Olga Grabko, Mary Iendrejewski, Thomas VERY tall our principal has the important task of choosing the Iunior Ushers. They ' A-C FY !', ffglfffxf are taken from the members of the Iunior Class who have the highest scholastic stand- ings. The grades of the first two years and the first interval of the junior year are those which are taken into consideration. Only those whose average is B or better can expect to be members of this elite organization. Under the leadership of Mr. F. H. Super, the members learn the seating arrangement of the school auditorium and, during the entertainments throughout the year, they serve as ushers. Since these ushers have been chosen for their intellectual ability, the patrons of Coughlin have always received the finest service from them. The 1941 membership includes: Spencer Collmann, Iohn Giddo, William Gudaitis, Lucy Mulligan, Charles Pyatt. George Ritchie, Ios- eph Sooby, Mary Kennedy, Emily Lincavage, Claire Mulhern, Nancy Petro, Elizabeth Pettit, Dolores Reilly, Elizabeth Riemensnyder, Lillian Roberts, Clare Syron, Miriam Weinberger, Phyllis Weiss, Walter Graham, Bernard Hyzin- ski, Lawrence Miller, Arnold Rifkin, Michael Gurdock, Pauline Terpak, George Bruno, Mary Ann Bartoletti, Ioseph Delaney, Iohn Dobinsky, Ioseph Galatko, Marion Drugalis, Iohn Iones, Anna Hurley, Anna Iuris, Mary Kalanik, Flor- ence Koreny, Florence Krupak, Ruth Mathers. George Petro, lean Moran, Nancy Musketnuss, Mildred Saber, Alice Senuik, Charlotte Shimko, Betty Tvorak, Stella Uniatowski, Helen Witko, Lawrence Warick, Violet Harris, Rosemary lump. Fifty-one Lmzbr Clary Casper, r Barnett, Andrasko, Baltuskonis. avg if N! First row Llelt to riqhtl: Tarnoski, Iendrzejewski, Pettit, Henney, Evans, Blum, Grabko, Donahue, Burt, Witkowski, Panza, Babbey. Second row: Birkbeck, Boback, Guzinski, Flosser, Fladd, Petro, Potichko. Pomeren, Zaklukewicz, Weiss, Yencha, Edwards. Third row: Bucknovage, Guzzo, Bednar, Reilly, Roberts, Ittemensnyder, Karl, Bonk, Bohac, Cranston, Gavin. Fourth row: Gren, Fassett, Pycztt, Ulichny, Wysocki, Sooby, Giddo, Ritchie, Collins, Umphred. Fifth row: Kropp, Clark, Collmann, Mitchell, Werner, Allen, Wilk, Kane, Fierverker, Gudaitis. lleft to riqhtjz Burko, B. Burke, K. Brown, Brehl, Becker, Bosher, R. Burke, Falkowski, I. Burke, B ice, K. Burke. Second row: T. Check, Bromuko, Bartoletti, Baker, Cowley, Androkitis, Abend, Campbell Babuscak. Third row: Boyer, Burns, Bohsa, Cavanaugh, Check, Buczinski, Bruno, Edwards, Brill, Aniol. Fourth row: I. Brown, Hyzinski, Aberbach, R. Brown, Chopko, Crowder, Kline, Bailey, Kusyk. Fifth row: Ienkens, Graham, Blanche, N Carretta, Alexis, Lawnev Benish, Ahleman, Barrett, Foster Adams. X Fifty-tWO mv! First row llett to riqhtl: Danko, Iuris, Gabana, Dvorak, Durinski, Dunsian, George, wacki, Hadzcga, Bailifi. Second row: Gallagher, DeMeiller, Ciesla, Cylwick, DeVonue, Dvorkowski, Kovalick, lump, Kobukowski, Ellman. Third row: Geick, Gavin. Hindle, Hassav, Hoffmann, Duqalas, llopiak, Davis, Evans, Emerick, Knelly. Fourth row: Iones, Feher, Delanex. Gavin, Chopko, Ienkins, Dubrinski, Heiiren, Everett, Iuinta. Filth row: Galatko, Gomba, Galdu Katuny, Chudoba, Iez, Haleck, McHugh, Elliott. 5 S unzbr CYZISS 1.l .... .s Vins! er, Kozey, Mathers, Moskowitz, Musketnuss, Koblowski, row: Kozibroda, Krupak, Konecko, Muha, Malloy, Lukas, McDonough, Moran. Third row: Panaqakos, Owens, Koval, Kosek, Krenzel, Korc-ny, Kubauqh, row, Kosek, Maisel, Pavlik, Macey, Mathews, Mickulick, Fifth row: Meucci, Martin, Manci, Kopcho, Mauqhan, Mondulick, lv'l1sr'r1vaqi Maier, 't 52.1.1 First row llelt to riqhtlz Saber, Roach, Seniuk, Ridilla, Tomaschik, Smolenyak, Sobol, Slawich, Skapura, Terninko, Symons, Trelhaway, Second row: Stroke, Scureman, Ringlaben, Shimko, Roth, Sikora, Sabatini, Slacta, Sochko, Ondish, Soltis, Syron, P. Smith, Styk. Third row: M. Smith, Koloczco, Rowlands, Serqi, Homanick, Reatini, Remcho, D. Reese, Roth, Tapajcik, Tillie, Sltimborski. Fourth row: Soudas, I. Sodrosky, I, Sodrosky, Rogan, Stanziale, Wozniclci, Schall, Warrick, B. Reese, Rembish '-:hof'zi, Rinehart, Fifth row: Sabol, Scanlon, Unqarsky, Younq, Rajza, Bod7ak, Rinko, Rice, Roman, L ko, Rodack. f First :ow gl:-it to rlqhtb: Chopko, Daniels, Dodge, Bontempi, Dlezeski, Byros, T. Baloqa, Bell, Brown, Bros:-, V, liulaqu, Binqnian, Second row: Kushelski, Connors, Fisher, Andrekitis, Dinan, Davis, Albert, Austin, Dr-Pelro, Vritqes, Barnett. Third row: Danilack, Farrell, Hoover, Bosta, Husband, Evanchik, lrfhlinqvr, Chuba, Lacr-k, Gamba. Fourth rowt Hands, Davies, Falkowski, Dombroski, Rrico, Donohoe, Drivir-sa, Cardimona, Bobkowski, Heffernan, Fahrinqcr. Fifth row: Fraley, Gurdock, Biros, Boyle, Dibble Hubmski, Fir-rverkor, Druftner, Gesheski, Drendal. Fifty-three i ' E 2 ufizbr flaw First row tlett to rightl: Iackson, Oplinger, Kasaczun, Jenkins, Iuzwicki, Hodun, Reese, A. Kosierowski, Seicik, Petro, Stanukenas, Norakus. Second row: S. Kosierowski, Merowsky, Paveroni, Perdek, Haughney, Montague, Lenahan, Miskowitz, Marconi, Katz, Radzavich, Saraka, Krernposky, MacDonald. Third row: Masi, Slocum, Mihovich, Keenan, Lasecki, Pavlischak, Lehet, Reatini, I. Meehan, McHugh, Skrepenak Fourth row: Kraiewski, Reese, Mates, Iones, Marko, Margolis, Snitko, Iez, Leoni, Mahelko, Melusky, Shinder. Fifth row: Kittrick, Stephens, McKeown, Stanton, Puckowitz, Ott, Selover, Nardone, Shillabeer, W. Meehan. First row Cleft to rightl: M. Evans, Harris, Paddick, Peterson, Hontz, Hurley, Kilcullen, Kenworthy, English Payne, Pokorney, Pokorney. Second row: Flaherty, Phoenix, Gordon, Kedro, Kelly, Park, Musko, Styklas Kennedy, Mahalik, Kataczyncki, Grady, Poole, Gorski. Third row: Haberski, Gregory, Payne, Koepke Mulhern, Olinitz, Lincavage, Owens, Pace, Parens, Pazuhanick, Kalanik, Heifernen, Gull. Fourth row Stevens, Krauser, O'Ma1ley, Mulligan, Howley, Papatopoli, Sabol, Woznicki, Medrac, Rusnock, Kelly Hawk. Fifth row: Kandrac, Vuckotich, Sarnecki, Miller, Swiatkowski, Reese, Podrasky, Peleak, Selepack O'Donnell, Siofey, Sweinburg, Ritkin, First row tleit to rightl: Setzer, Warsynevicz, Thompson, Ustvon, Tovorak, Woitas, Williams, Witko, Wrublesk, Yanchuk, Segarski, Uniatowski. Second row: M. Williams, R. Williams, Wright, Voychik, Zarzecki, Wallace, Zayats, Zakawsky, Terpak, Swalik, Swantek. Third row: Seraiin, Zapatocki, Tonkin, Probelak, Perry, Foster, Novak, Wagner, Thennes, Senate, Searioss. Fourth row: Tomkiewicz, Welges, Voelker, Suchoski, Zynel, Tait, Park, Wilk, Perdusky, Pohorilak. Fifty-four Slolufzomorc C1055 E E s -.Y .lhvll - First row lleft to riqhtb: Wasilko, Savage, Bondack, Everett, Fehlinqer, Divine, Adolph, Banasick, Can- yuck, Baloqa, Check, Barrett. Second row: Clark, Chorba, Evans, Beraza, Douqher, Fortune, Crawley, Curley, Collmier, Moran, Blamire, Adams. Third row: Thoryk Trethaway, Alec, Lewis, Sevison, Umphred, Dillon, Felder, Fischer, Gabor, Dolan. Fourth row: Sprau, Zudol, Zeisner, Symons, Chuba, Thompson, 'l'revethan, Donahoe, Barnes. Fifth row: Espy, Zelinski, Thomas, Biliski, Czubeck, Gallagher, l l S l'irst row tlelt to riqhtlr Davis, Metko, Ploplis, Iuzwiak, Petro, Kalanik, DeMarco, Rineman, Check, Puckowitz, Morqans, Clrirpak. Second row: Choley, Lewis, Grabko, Myers, Morgans, Mitchell, Goerinqer, lohnson, Kozny, Dzvrovcin, Ganard, Hawrusik, Ramsey, Third row: Barnas, Andes, Alesieck, Baluta, Bartoletti, Mulhern, Anistranski, Redici, Plummer, Bednar, Brennan. Fourth row: Glomb, Makelonis Bartz, Bobeck, Bly, Brazelle, Elko, Reese, Davis. Fitth row: Mintzer, Pelmoter, McGavin, Moore, Adler Hands, Bucrk. X g First row Cleft to riqhtlz Blotz, Borkowski, Bernatoski, Gozybowski, Boyle, Ashmant, Piwek, Berqal, Baluta, Bladusz, Bama, Brittinqham. Second row: E. Baloga, Andrews, Andreas, B. Baloqa, Barney, Bell, Baker, Bisjeski, Bury, Albert, Anderson. Third row: D. Baloqa, Daley, Antosh, Bonick, Miskin, Yatsko, Bonk, Berman, Bodzo, Bartz. Fourth row: Savitski, Badice, Ward, Buckle, McNulty, McKeown, Reese. Baloq, Filth row: Naessiq, Swartz, Seqar, Mullin, Millham, Zahorchak, Fifty-live Sophomorf C7055 F I F 3, -5 ' ...s -i First row ileft to rightlz Forestal, Daley, Byman, Canon, Mugtord, Czyczerski, Mishkin, Clfehoski, Davis Brown, Morgan, Gerko. Second row: Durland, Farrell, Fanucci, Syranas, Deqosky, Control, Galleqher Cardimona, Delaney, Colter, Glendenninq, DiSanto. Third row: Christman, Errico, Dunning, Febish Flecknoe, Mros, Buchola, Davis, Cylwick, Carcaci. Fourth row: Drago, Carey, Calichack, Callahan Davis, Butry, Byra, Budzya, Murray, DeVizia, Dirner. Fifth row: Forencewicz, Ginda, Chispeer, Carr Ennis, Dillon, Dick, Davis Febish, Connelly. First row ileft to riqhtlz Keck, Klosowski, V. l-larowicz, Herman, Havely, Gorski, Iezeriak, Murphy, Konesky, Kulick, Krzanowski, Kozlowich. Second row: Jones, Ganter, Gustin, Gozick, Heiser, Henicheck, Harcharutka, Hemingway, Hart, Krempa, Havas. Third row: Kornblatt, M. Maloney, Kennedy, Kemmerer Kistler, Kozera, Kotarba, Hajduga, Kmetz, Kupar. Fourth row: Iubis, Kalanick, Sisco, L. Gottlieb, Howe O'Donnell, Haydu, Harris, R. Harowicz, Koblowski, Grundowski, Fifth row: Iones, Goldner, Hoffman Hamblett, Ienkins, Hayes, Havrilak, Hefiron, Ivan, Good, Fifty-six First row tleft to rightj: Maloney, McHugh, McHale, McCabe, Podrasky, Pelak, Novak, Novak, Lukatch, Lesczjinski. Second row: Macy, Molchak, Lutichen, Leroy, Groarty, McGinley, McGroarty, McAdara, Lewis. Third row: Lupini, Papeika, Thomas, McGeehan, Lehet, Ritter, Sarti, Maciejczyk, Matuszak. Fourth row: Marko, Larkins, Lasecki, Latsko, Roman, Polinchak, Reese, Lawlor, Petlock. Fifth row: Rowlands, Rich, Reese, Maluney, Polacek. 1 I rw ,, if. 1 , . L t. , .L sh, 2 First row llnft to riqhti: Sott, Sovyrda, Scanlon, Tanalski, Yudisky, Tomasko, Oqin, Taylor, Thorylc, Sol over, Sprau, Smulowitz, Second row: Schall, Ossiff, Orlonski, Sidor, Smalko, Passeri, Sweeney, Snarski, Ss-rokrr, Sluhocki, Shuqh, Small. Third row: Smith, O'Brien, Multer, Panaqakos, Ostroski, Stout, Steliqo, Sr-hrffaur-r, Sodrasky, Soloman, Fourth row: W. Williams, Stemmer, D, Williams, Schur, Straub, Soltis, Woirik, Seicik, Stnc, Fifth row: Zawatsky, Thrash, Yost, R. Williams, Swithers, F. Williams, Soniuk. Solvfiornorf Cfrzsf LL--rll First row Kleft to riqhti: Yencha, Todd, Thompson, Wertheimer, Tanalski, Murzin, Kulikowski, Woodson, Rowlands, Williams, Woods, Stahr, Second row: Malloy, Schuster, Shepanski, Sutton, Iankowski, Zapa- tocki, Wolczyk, Yaremko, Saraka, McGinnis. Third row: Mitchell, Lomascolo, Getridqe, DeBonis, Laos, Fihcko, Devaney, Dnistran, McDonough. Fourth row: Leqault, Cavan, McDermott, Considine, Iohnson, Kosek, Becker, Hilburt, Hurst. Fifth row: IVlcQuay, Evans, Moran, Sullum, Demasi, Allen. first row tleft to riqhtl. Kirwan, Neiman, Campbell, Fustish, Dombek, Kistler, Geida, Fascheski, Frank, Guida Gryczko, Everett. Second row: Everett, C. Franks, B. Frank, Noble, Putko, Fedak, Fediow llllllfhill, Drago, Muqlord, Smith Third row: Kriso, Kovach, Kelly, Kaufer, E. Campbell, Forensky. Kozemko, Flecknoe, Eckert, Ducey, Koschak. Fourth row: Gross, Koval, Konick, R. Kaufer, Koerber. Kazda, Heidt, LaCava, Kloqy, Otlowski, Kozich. Fifth Tow: Iuris, Hagan, Kelley, Dymond, Kane, Karuza, Douqher, Hummer, Murray, Ioseph, Injaychock, Fifty-seven First row fleit to rightjz Peters, Scanlon, Peleok, Saqar, Pohutsky, Podrasky, Wilson, Rodriquez, Papatoe poli, Samarco, Pecchioli, Puhy. Second row: Shedlowski, McCormick, Postpak, Poerio, Rudawsky, Pointer Roth Price Ritts, Maliborski, McKee. Third row: Vankevich, Lowe, Markowski, Walker, Ward, Smith I x Sapfwmore Clam Yarriell, Williams, Wright, Wailonis. Fourth row: Lukacz, Krawetz, Leskiw, Zima, Zapatoczny, Suhokeyi Thomas, Stahler, Welqus. Fifth row: Krych, Zelinski, Mullin, Yanchus, Wassil, l First row tleit to riqhtj: Popielarz, Sayes, Rinehimer, Slivinski, R. Phillips, H. Phillips, Trevethan, White Walonis, Vinciotti, Yanchak, Tlucek. Second row: Yale, Voitek, Williams, Wickham, Whitesene, Tierney Iapajcik, Trenelli, Yourglivch, Pacieqa, Zastulka. Third row: Zumpano, Mekita, Mikita, Sott, Speicher Williams, Yencha. Fourth row: Slawich, Pienta, Plesnar, Shillabeer, Trubela, Rinsh, Hembish, Shapiola Passanonti, Shanko. Fifth row: Silfies, Suidak, Sozzi, Ritcik, Holland. X' J Q51 ,. ,Q-Qi, First row Cleft to rightj: Miscavage, Monko, I. Mitchell, Miller, Krzanowski, Moritz, Lieb, Mierezejewski, Loenthal, Pavlischak, Payne, Kresses. Second row: Hatalski, Dunar, Morahan, Gavis, Frund, Grohowski, Faneck, Federowixz, Iaruolowski, Nadzilny. Third row: Olson, Oldziejewski, Wood, Fisher, Degoski, Ochinko, C. Mitchell, Milligan, Morris. Fourth row: Evans, Montone, Popowich, Danish, Owens, Grimes, Everett, Gurewich, Mros. Fifty-eight llilfjflfflllll Claw is First row tleft to riqhtl: Lamb Clark, Greytork. Second row: IJ:-ttmorr-, llc-ttron, Henniqhon Homo, Broodlaead, Christmon, Bone, Feld, Bulnick, Harrison, Piwek, Kane, Merrill, Brauner, Baluta, Cimmeth, Di Santo, Cudnowski, Coleman, Dean, Gill, Kay, Brogan, Third row: Lewis, Icrsionis, Hutch, Herqert, Lasecki Mirrnrrk, Clune, McGourty, Morahczn, Kane, Hoats, Lipper, Howley, Fourth row: Curr, I. Ccrrcaci, Goer- tnqer, Akers, Marley, Bushko, Dorkin, Maloney, Collins, Donohue, Andrews. Fifth row: Feldman, Char! netskr, Fox, Crlspell, Ilspy, Dymond A, Carcaci, Fodden, Kcxtz, Buricm, Kornblcru. .4 l'1rsl row llc-tt tu r1qlit': Zrrlontea, Slotnrck, Pockevich, Pomeren, Tomczyk, Boub, Thompson, Shintz, Toole ltnuh, l'onric-rqust, Holland. Srrcond row: Psikus, Woehrle, Ross, Whitman, Snyder, Orlowski, Saroka Srrbol, Nnrkrr, Trrrnoskl, Perry, Tarnosky. Third row: Banaszck, Houser, Bednar, Bartoletti, Iohns, Gall lrrqhor, Goldnr-r, llrmlin, Iescavaqe, Fourth row: Burrrdqe, Amunn, Boyer, Ehrlich, Areqcod, Dziedzic Williams, Brandt, Bcrrczewski, Moskowitz, Aqeloti. Filth row: Allen, Bolen, Evans, Corbett, Hartman Chudobrr, Rom, Rudolph. t -r MQW., lf First row tleft to riqhtlz M, Burke, Baloqa, Anderson, Bucynski, Allabauqh, Basso, Bone, Brandt, Brennan, Andrcrscik, Brice, Brown. Second row: Nicolas, Kral, Butash, Antonitis, Anistranski, Brill, Boney, Burns, Adler, Backiel, Calfrey. Third row: Patterson, Potichko, Bogus, Sumbroski, Seusock, Neumcrn, Bombay BL-rnhardt, Brennan, Brice, Backiel. Fourth row: Nagy, Bergcxl, Messe-rsmith, McNamara, McGourty Miclkas, Serqi, Pickett, R, Burke, Mooney, Mcrnnon. Fifth row: Iowonncr, Pclddick, Buynak, Buk, Pearson Stanton, Wallace, Fiity-nine Ffffflmdfl Claw Q K , W ' 5 .4 s Q, 5 First row tleit ot rightl: Corbett, Clough, Hogan, Grant, Hontz, Haenovitz, Ginakytas, Ginda, Fisher Haines, Gerista, Cikowski. Second row: Carey, Dippe, Horensky, Chick Evans Davis Chrobak Elinski k Czarniec i, Fmerick, Horensky. Third row: Collmier, Guhanick, Harcariki Galli, 'Collins, Frank, I-fotfmann Fitzpatrick, Considine, Donsavage, Duffy, Dunsavage. Fourth row: Drozd, Evans, Dworakowska, Cur zinski, Carroll, Connors, Gallagher, Gallagher, Derr, Derr, Doyle, Caccia. Fifth row: Evans, Comito Fortuna, Halopa, Dixon, Gatusky, Cook, Filipko, Galli, Griffith. 'I First row Cleft to rightl: Iez, Knelley, Mennedy, Mormoq, Kosak, Kushner, Kozak, Injaychock, Klimowicz, Kasmerowich, Kollar, Jones. Sceond row: Kedsiesky, Koscelski, Iostzewoski, Kostrzewski, Koval, Koby- larski, Kulesa, Horn, Kelley, Kamanski, Iuzwiak. Third row: Iiunta, Kubauqh, Kiclinski, Lada, Kosenick, Kocik, Kraynanski, Kozich, Kulick, lump, Ienkins, Kubuta, Long, Kastelk. Fourth row: Kropiewnicki, Lisowski, Kotch, Iezerchak, Kocik, Iohns, Iones, Husband, Kablowski, Lockman I Marx Kandrac. Fitth row: Matuszak, Lenahan, Holicki, W. Marx, Malloy, Labeda, Langdon, Ioba, Cantor, Martin, Sixty E , . . A f W, . ...V t M , ,, M First row tleft to riqhtlz McHugh, Pollick, Mychick, Newbury, Marika, Orischak, Moore, Mondulick, Witt, Rickert, McQuay, Rogan. Second row: Rogal, Reese, Roth, Perrlci, O'Connors, Nordstrom, McLaughlin, Meeker, Pr h M O'D ' ' ' ' ac ar, ontone, onnell, McGinley. Third row. Ramsey, Parker, Poerro Pasternak Moscow Perish, McAndrew, Naldolny, Merowski, Oscipko, Nat. Fourth row: Pace, Mugiord,'McHugh, McCarthy, Rcxub, Otlowski, McMaster, Mihovich, M. Mondulick, Meehan, Patrici. Fitth row: Papas, Reese, Mc- Laughlin, Owens, T. Roan, W. Roan, A. Reese Olsen, Peggs, Montague. I I First row tlett to riqhtl: Stachurski, He-le Sourlas, ltowna, Taren, Kislin. Rowlands. Patrick, Sisko, Ryan, Sytnlk. Stock, Stook, T Frefh man ffm n. Savitsky, Sapuder, Skibicki, Shimshoclc, D. Smith, Silfies, Second row: Sorokas, Snyder, B. Smith, Rubiscak. Saba, Stofoi, Soltis, Solomon. Third row: Soboleski. Stebinski, Ste' tanko, Rhodes, Station, Snitko. Sydorka, Sims, Smeaton. Samarco, Shaver, Seko, Semanski. Fourth row: Sobt-rs, Tyson, Trella, Shcinko, Turpak, Russell, Skrepenak, Sutton, Sheridan, Thomas, Seiger, Shilo. Fifth row: Smigf-lski, Shirkness, I. Smith, Rukstalis, Swaditch. C. Smith, I. Smith, 'l', Smith. First row ski, Vuke Vernitsky, tleit to riqhtl: Ruth, Vivian, Uniatowski, Zastulka, Wilk, Yourglevch, Witko, Zumpano, Unqvcir- lich, Winner, Wolczyk, Yudisky. Second row: Wills. Yale, Winsock, Yeo, Zipko. Watlack Whitelevich, Youkoski, Wiesczcynski, Wisawaty, Welsko, A. Watkins, Walko. Third row' Drevinick, Evans, Yanchus, Chanko, White, R. Watkins, R. Williams, Robt. Williams, Wasil. Evanchii Gallagher, Daniel, Calaguire. Fourth row: Filipko, Bolek. Franks, Crackett, Caspar, Findora, Christie, Banas, Chulack, Danish, Zwarcz, Woronowicz. Filth low: English, Elliot, Dougalas, Dabiates, Fisher limerick, Walocz, Williams, Zarnolinski. f' sf--J WJ First row tlr-lt to riqhtl: Gawrych, Comoh, Cotey. Eastman, Haughney. Harris, Havir, Gould, Cunioni, Czbuc-k, Fuller, llcxlut, Second row: Marsh, Keuch. Thomas, McKeown. Farber, Iohnson, Worthington, Worthington, Koslco, Iones, Wilgus, Third row: Kresses. Litchek, Kennedy, Delescavage, lones, Bulezo Foroncicwicz, Zciklukiewicz, Forence, Gallagher, Hutch. Fourth row: Koyanick, Zdan, Kalanick, Krpansky Kms-tz, Yanvhuk, Gearharclt, Buchola, lanes, Bozek, Tuhy, Vostovich. Sixty-one 4'1- First row llett to rightl: Rickard, Prehovich, Poekevich, Massel, Loftus, Lukacz, Teresinski, Luzack. Maciejczick, Petroski, Topping, Peletski. Second row: Laubaugh, Lumley, Mathes, Lvnch, Lesko, Letin- ski, Patrick, Thomas, Kucma, Landmesser, Lowe, Mason. Third row: Rachko, Petro, Pavlick, Pisko, Melida, Cimino, Bosta, Bowman, Lecci, Tomasko. Fourth row: Papovich, Pauster, Petrick, Golden, Trud nak, Ulichney, Bosta, Kustis, Terpak, Trella, Thiel. ,Fifth row: Tvorak, Farrell, Savitski. Beail, Shedlock Gonos, Ridilla, Pavlick, Brown, McGraw, Grebinskif' A 53 A l 1 Q f'i'65!1771lZ7 676155 First row fleft to rightl: Hanas, Kulick, Koukowski, Iuzwicki, Jusciewski, Lipko, Kell , lenkin Krumenaker, Lawlor, Jones. Second row: Havard, Manci, Howe, Kryznel, McGraw, lgurowski, Kennedy, Iarmolowski, Hohal, Kollar, Landmesser. Third row: Koscielski, Kollar, Krych, Iasonis, Mariano, Hodun, Krempasky, Hudak, Havard, Lombardo. Fourth row: Hotko Nardone, McLane, Metro, Lubash, Marshal, McCloskey, Mroz, Nallon. Fifth row: Ihnat, Koval, Kcrmad, Litchman, Lawler. Mitchell, Margolis, Majcavage, Mayock. 3 First row fleft to rightjz Perez, M. Shoemaker, Paccma, Maliborski, Mitchell, Skordinski, Villarino, Wasi- lewski, R. Shoemaker, Yesko, S. Sullum, Szymanski. Second row: Welgus, Royer, Wisnewski, Sincavage Sudol, Tonkin, Stemmer, Niznik, Vernitski, Paciega, B. Walker. Third row: Secilla, Small, Stritzinqer Polk, Zapatoczny, Wanat, Trabish, Zapatocny, Sakalis, Shoemaker, I. Williams, Simonson. Fourth row Witkowski, Yateshin, Thompson, Trethaway, Owens, Yatsko, Pyzia, Turner, Tomascik, Slivinski, Williams. Fifth row: Ross, Wrobleski, W. Walker, Olshemski, Romanick, Ott, Presciutti, Stanton. Sixty-two s, Hontz Nichols Kresses Muzyka Kostrab n Ugg Srghlh grade if , ..L,.',,,i5 S X . , First row lleit to riqhtlz Bodek, Conohan, Small, Wovdnick, McGlynn, Guinn, Ostroli, Meehan. Second row: Meehan, Harrison, May, Montone, Knellx, Kane, Wallace, Baer, Mangan. Third row: Meehan, Goeckel, Miller, Regan, Kilcullen, Stolii, Kane, Hafele. Fourth row: Hauss, Domico, Kloss, Schaeier, Lamoreaux. A GEOMETRY CLASS RACKS ITS BRAIN Sixty-three School Bzfe Student Serwee ommztzee Keep Order ,, First row tlett to rightls Burko, Blotz, Otfshack, Krute, Bone, Hogan, Lidondici, Lindner, Miller, Ritter, Doyle, Chissler. Winner, Tabaca, Woodson, Sabatini. Second row: Kane, U. Mitchell, Skordinski, Kelly, Pendergast, Ramsey, Check, Loenthal, Sagar, Fedig, Zukoski, Paveroni. Lesczynski, Koscielski, Krywicki, Meyers, Crawley, Christman, Kistler, Williams, Dippe. Third row: Fisher, Considine, Mon- dulick, Reiser, Saba, Anistranski, Kosek, Lesko, Baloga, George, Petro, Gavin, Miller, Harris, Czubek, Popovitch, Tarnoski, Stachurski, Marconi, Ossiti, Schuster, Gustin. Fourth row: Trudnak, Iasonis, Stanziale, Bruno, Snyder, Pericci, Collmann, Sooby, Glomb, Pavlik, Pickett, McNamara, Zapotozny, McMaster, Schuster, Goldner. Fifth row: Trethaway, Zahorchak, Rodock, Britch. McAdara, A. Wil- liams, Ioseph, Lehet, Iones, Jones, Iohns, Straub, Marley, Bryce, Gallagher. Sixth row: Becker, Iniaychock, Matthews, Voelker, Graham Kane, Baluta, Biros, Urbanek, Smith, Margolis, Malloy, Mros. Seventh row: Roan, Espy, Gurdock, McDonald, Rein, Selover, Dougher Seiqar, Roche, Kelley, Connelly, Mullins, Witkowski, Sabol. NEW club has been added to the roster of organ- izations. This is under the careful supervision of Miss Ellen Clark. Its aim is to give the students of Coughlin a part in running Wilkes-Barre's largest high school. It has been both Mr. Super's and Miss Clark's aim to train the youth of our schools so that they will be ready to accept responsible positions in the community when the opportunity presents itself. Mr. Super has assigned certain phases of Work to be performed by the Student Service Committee. One ex- ample of this Work is patroling the school cafeteria. The members of this club are also helpers of the class- room teachers. They have charge of locker keys and of getting football and street car tickets. In this way y the student is a very valuable asset to his class. This organization consists of two students from each class, , chosen by class election. Bartoletti, Morely, Kosik, Skordinski SOME OF THE S. S. C.'ers Sixty-six 7715 Crzrfizm Count O77 INETEEN years ago the Bank Cashiers' Associa- tion started at Coughlin High School to take charge of the weekly deposits of the student body in conjunction with the Miners National Bank of Wilkes-Barre. This service to the community is a part of the training of the student in habits of thrift. A head cashier is chosen each year by the faculty to take charge of the Weekly deposits. This head cashier, with the help of his assistant, records the amount of deposits and percentage of depositors and then sub mits a report to Mr. Super, who in turn, reads the report to the students in chapel. The student bankers conduct their meetings on the first Monday of each month. At these meetings, entertainment is provided by members of the club. Subjects pertaining to banking are dis- cussed and suggestions for better banking are made A. Zahorchak, T. Trethaway CHECKING THE BOOKS 99 First row tlett to riqhtli Saber, Be'man, Williams, Foster, Musketnuss, Zahorchak, Trethaway, Andrews, Hilbert, Cikowski, Zustulko. Bombay, Oplinqor. Second row: Psikus, Chick, Swantek, Iones, Bucknavaqe, Iuzwiak, Wenner, Parker, Montone, Dean, Rubiscalc. McGlynn. Third row: Watkins, Nadotny, Morqans, Warsynevicz, Butry, Woods, Popielarz, Saraka, Ryan, Yarnell, Grohowski. Fourth row: Neyhard, Lehet, DeLaney, Tomascik, Sutton, Filipko, Misccxvaqe, Lisotsky, Sarti, Loos, Havard. Fifth row: Wallace, Pyatt, Miller, Carr, Dutko, Hands, Danilak, Kelly, Hamblett. Sixty-seven . 5 .A li ii 5 First rovv llett to rightl: Novak, Michals, Powell, Ellman, Luchak, Hilbert, Urbanek, Zahorchak, Trudnak, Neyhard, Peters. Second row: Boss, Williams, Czkowski, Foote, Paul, Laks, Keats, Burkert, Fahringer, Heck, Michnevich Oitshack, Dworkoski, Lindner Auman Fus tish, Better. Third row: Warrsynievicz, Boback, Weiss, Zorzi, Check, Fehlinger, Foster, 'Koval, Dunnigan, -Kryzwicki, 'Butry, Major? Rigoni, Oliver, Ward, Kennedy, Walls, Moore, Lacek Gallagher, Baran, Baloqa, Fladd, Woods, Belles. Fourth row: Yanchuk, Eck, lleloqcil, Blxiangt, Sccgile, McKeovvn, Panagakos, Vanchieri, Walker, Yaremko, Mrozinski, LaCava, Patrician, Sytnik, Sisko, Stycznski, Owens 1ro a, un rot, araba, Filicko, MacNamee, Iones, Iones. Fifth row. McHugh, Kennedy, Iskra, Dalton, Douqalas, Soleen, Geida, Porada, Ross, Brislin, Halby, Tarnoski, Mensch, Leisenrinq, Boyd, Reatini, Meehan, Malloy. Sixth row: Kurinka, Kotch, Finkle, Heffren, Foster, Hindle, Highsmith, Bobkowski, Bellas, Seratin, Stephens, Mitchell, Nixon, Richards. Mover. Seventh row: Phillips, Iones, Grace' ly, Jowanna, Soloqovich, Lidondici, Dyich, Gumba, Delaney, Sergi, Britch, Hefiren, McNulty, Trevethan. Top row: Krumenaker, Brown, Davenport, Dutko, DeRemer, Iones, Grant, Hughes, Iohns, Kenworthy, Makelonis, Ogin, Podrosky. Sefzzbr Selecz Cfioruy Lage HE Senior Select Chorus, larger than in previ- Q ous years with its enrollment of one hundred and seventy-five members, has directed its efforts toward mastering complicated part-singing arrangements of the more popular choral offerings. That the long hours spent have paid large divi- dends can best be realized by a glimpse at the many and varied programs which this group pre- sented during the current year. The chorus first appeared on the Christmas program with two hymns appropriate to the season. Soon after the Christmas vacation, they began rehearsals for the Spring Concert at which they presented The Vil- lage Blacksmith of Longfellow, with music by Samuel Richards Gaines. Mae Eck and William lones sang the solos. Then began the rehearsals for Commencement, for as has been the custom for many years, the group will sing several selections on the night of graduation. Miss M. Arline Weiss is their director. SING! Sixty-eight gr' 'B t Nj , Hi' 4' A' , H K' sm Fi' ' 1 v 4 y ,Q 'f. tel law i it . , l'nst low H1-it to nqhtlz Sxnulovitz, Gritman, Campbell, Moran, Cranston, Smailes, Hosta, Cawley, Kelly, Tillie, Austin, Voychick U:-slvon, l.eqault, Williams, Second row: Slatnick, O'Donnell, Monlone, Iablonski, Skapura, Cybulski, Marko, Loftus, Smalko, Misko- witz, Saber, Smolenyak, Haberski. Third row: Dippe, Johns, Miss Weiss, Director: Iones, Evans. Fourth row: Symons, Howley, Mc- Donnnll, Oqin, Mooney, Kleppinqer, Cave, Krnte. Fifth row: Warick, Ienkins, Mondulick, Swiatkoski, Tonkin, Sevison, Rebarchak Branch, Mmtincavaqe, Mitchell, Foster, Mirola, Davis, Purri, Brow n, Meehan. The fl Czzpfflzz Choi? Sleps Qu! HOUD as a peacock! Yes, that's the way the student body feels toward the A Capella Choir upon which has been showered recog- nition and praise by various clubs and organiza- tions in both city and state. Climaxing many hours of diligent rehearsal, the choir made its first ap- pearance on Parents' Night. Then it was asked to sing at the Pennsylvania State Education Associa- tion's Convention, which was held in this city. Throughout the year many other engagements were filled. All this was made possible by the complete cooperation and faithfulness in practice of the members under the capable direction of Miss M. Arline Weiss, who gave. without reserve, her time, her patience, and her talented guidance. The fine results of all this hard work and devotion are by now an old story, but a story which Coughlin ites enjoy repeating over and over again. The choir is to be congratulated not only on its exe cellent work but also on its fine appearance. Cave, Iones, Kxute, Mooney FOUR SONGSTERS Sixty-nine is 3 S Stamp Club Shows fly 'Wafer L A lx 4 First row fleft to riqhtlc Latsko, Chaplick, Doyle, Tomasko, Ritter, Kornblau, Aumcm, Clune, Tomasc k M c kura, Witko, Berman, Kovalic, Slacta, Ciesla, Linko, Ronscavage, Bombay. Third row: Dombroski, Grzybo Skl Feb sh Gross Ba nes Trubella, Marx, Ryan. ANY of Coughlin's students are among those who take part in that king of hobbies and hobby of kings, stamp collecting. The meetings, Which are announced on the bulletin board of the club, have proved to be of especial interest this year, for they have consisted of a series of short quizzes and discussions on topics relating to new issues ol stamps. The dues of the club are used to pay for stamps which are distributed at each meet- ing. The club adviser, Mr. Arthur Booth, has also stressed the practical side of stamp col- lecting, for he has shown the members how to make greeting cards and pictures with stamps. In the annual exhibition which is held by the Wyoming Valley Philatelic Society, Maurice Ryan, a club member, won second prize. Seventy SH! 2 COLLECTORS AT WORK Doyle, Rya Tom THE WINNING DISPLAYS HE oft-used expression, loin the Navy cmd see the world, certainly might be applied to this club, but instead of loin the Navy, we should say loin the Geography Club. Every other Wednesday the members of this active organization, who are advised by Mr. Charles Hensley, crowd into Room 45 and, by means of their imagination, visit far places of the world through moving pictures. quizzes and travel talks. Among the most in- teresting ol these programs was a talk given by Mr. Zerbe about his fishing trip through Canada. ln the spring ol the year, Geography Club members await with eagerness their annual outing on which pictures are taken ot the hikers and shown at a later meeting. cograpfzy Club S665 The World First row flett to riqhtl: Carr, Gavin, Kutchner, Sodrasky, Gull, Heftren, Koval, I, Andrews, D. Carr, Pendergast, Lindner, Krute, Ott- shack, Matzel, Mensch, Smalko, Kopcho. Second row: Meyers, Lewis, Yencha, Wolczyk, Petro, Patrizi, Slatka, Roach, Kopeck, Kedro, Gorski, Hamblett, Sidney, Horney, Fertel, Yaremko, Davis, Carcaci, Moyer, Tarnoski, Walker, Stubbs, Devine, lVlcGroarty. Third row: Musko, Mcihally, Malloy, Petrick, Parry, Yanchuk, Yaremko, Tabaka. Tapaicik, Latsko, Kurinka, Setzer, Yanchuk, S. Christman, Davis, R. Andrews, M. Boback, Mrozinski, Filicko, Morahan, Philips, Oleniak. Fourth row: Doyle, Chiesla, DeVizia, Dnistran, Pettit, Tretha- way, Welsko, D. Christman, Lyons, Harcharutka, Chiris, Todd, Wertheimer, Lukas, Weiss, Mekelyta, Malloy, Loos, Filth row: Ken- worthy, Heck, Syron, Laks, C. Boback, Kennedy, Mulhern, Cunningham, Zaklukiewicz, Tarnoski, Guhanik, Panza, Witkowski, Yencha, Mirola, Miller. Sixth row: Austin, Patrician, Baloqa, Clune, Tomascik, Williams, Burkert, Keats, Saber, Henney, Babbey, Sokolski, Grazbaski, Kalanick, Paddick. Seventh row: Carlin, Kane, Zahorchak, Ellman, Trethaway, Catirey, Lindondici, Mulderig, Panek, Gill, Collins, Berkowitz, McGavin, Stasko, Symons, O'Malley. Seventy-one loft?-, 5 !,..,I'Sl-s H' 1 i ' 1 First row Ileit to rightl: McAdara, McCloskey, Makelonis, Gruver, O'Donnel1, Fahringer, Fehlinger, Urbanek, Carcaci, Trethaway, Goer- inger, Gill, Di Santo. Second row: Foster, Hilbert, Modrak, Hannon, Iowanna, Highsmith, Hindle, Ellman, Tomasko, Britch, Bloch, Koval, Lawler. Third row: Miller, Husband, Reatini, Slavinski, Burns, Maisel, McGeehan, Ritkin, Parri, McGavin, Pavlischak, Lacek, Buzinski, Aleo, Gaber, Ritchie, Delaney, Crowder, Carcaci. Fourth row: McDonnell, Manci, Serqi, Urban, Phillips, Trudnak, Everett, Kane, Franks, Branch, Kane, Fischer, Lehet, Hrycik, Faduska, Makelonis, Maier, Collins. Fifth row: Delaney, Iez, Jones, Ulichney, Sisko, O'Malley, Rusnock, Mykulyn, Elko, Hoffman, Elliot, Brown, Jenkins, Grimes, Carey. Sixth row: Check, Trubela, Mooney, Berko- witz, MacLane, Raiza, Podraski, Williamson, DeRerner, Orischak, Heitren, Bobkowski, Caftrey, Shimborski. Seventh row: Carretta, Carr, Brown, Wapensky, Washinski, Hands, Panek, Basalyga, Nardone, Brice, Nicely, Fritzges, Iez, Butterwick. Eighth row: Injaychak Swiatkowski, Podraski, Davenport, Harvey, Grant, Gracely, Haydu, Kleppinqer, Kandrac, Hudak, Lidondici, Petro, AI Hzlll Boys VW!! Be 30315 HE gavel that comes down resoundingly to mark the beginning of each Hi-Y session is a lucky one indeed, for it sees before it some one hundred bright-eyed young men enthralled by the excitement of the pro- gram that is to come. The boys, under the direction of their faculty adviser, Mr. Anthony I. Buddy, have planned and enjoyed dances, Weiner roasts, swimming parties, outings, and joint meetings with their sister organization, the Girl Reserves. At such joint meetings, possible ways of raising funds for local and interna- tional needs are discussed. The philanthropic side of Hi-Y is equally balanced by a measure of social events and good fun. Coughlin Hi-Y THE 1I'ELLAS is but a spoke in the wheel of a national or' ganization, the purpose of which is to present to the boys a year of clean, wholesome fun carried out in such a way that it will never be forgotten. Seventy-two ournal R6P0fIEf5,.f4550CI2llIbffl Jlfakes Scoolw OHN MILTON, famous English poet, was highly appreciative of the Quips and cranks and wanton wiles of his day, but just see how much more amusing are the quips, cranks and wiles submitted for publica- tion in the Iournal by members of the Iournal Reporters' Association. Iournalism is their forte, and when they attend the club meet- ings, they are afforded the opportunity of delving into the ever-important art of composi- tion. At a recent meeting, the program includ- ed the editors of the art and editorial staffs of the Board of Publications, who shared with the group their knowledge of arranging copy for pages in the Iournal, of depicting members of the club in caricature, and of the photo- graphy of action shots of school life. The Iournal Reporters' Association practically grew CLASS NOTES APLENTY up with the school, for it is one of the few organizations carried over from the old Wilkes- Barre High School. The invaluable assistance rendered the school by the sob sisters and cubs-to-be cannot be overstressed. Class Whispers is left entirely to these writers. First row tleft to rightli Mensch, Lindner, Laks, Pickett, Koval, Hindle, Penderqast, Brisnock, Weiss, Burkert, Evans, Mulhern, Syron. Second row: Bombay, Snyder, Prebovich, Bernatoski, Davis, Yencha, Roberts, Carr, Durland, Smolyenak, Chick, Smith, Miscavaqc, Hocknoy. Third row: Witkowski, Yaremko, lump, Koreny, Panza, Farrell, Gustin, McGrourty, Foster, McHugh, Canyuck, Brislin, Mirola, Malloy. Fourth row: Schifthauer, Loomis, Villarino, Pettit, Kennedy, Lochman, Iiunta, liunta, Howell, Whitehead, Donohue, Guzzo, Butry, Meiqhan, Fifth row: Forence, Pohorilak, Reese, Makelonis, Stanton, Iones, Mykulun, Rodack, Ritchie, Williams, Gill, Zahorchak, George. Sixth row: Stasko, Delaney, Chopko, Ritkin, Tomciewicz, Kleppinqer, Barnes, Graham, Kane, Evans, Carlin, Hoffman, Pas- sa na nti. Seventy-three Hobby Club A Succefs , , s Q x me lp! f' ly. 972- First row flett to riqhtl: Clune, Morqans, Chissler, Berman, Jones, Woods, Bryce, Falkoski, Douqalas. Second row: Carcaci Ramsey Warrsyniewiecz, Sisko, Williams, Weiss, Doyle, Drovak, McAndrew, Iablonski, Smulovitz. Third row: Kaubaugh, McCabe Durland Farrel, Puckowitz, Lawlor, Reilly, Stetanko, McAdara, Loenthal. Fourth row: Lewis, Smith, Acerbi, Moran, LaCava, Kozemko Check Harcharufka, O'Donnell. Fifth row: Ellman, Makelonis, Maisel, Zelinski, Hannon, Sevison, Bonk, Masi. HE Hobby Club proved by its display of talent on Amateur Night that its pur- pose-the discovery and development of gifted students-is being carried out suc- cessfully. The club has regular meetings at which members demonstrate their abilities. Reilley, Gritman, O'Donnell COUGHLlN'S ANDREW SISTERS Seventy-four Masi, Collmier THE FAST STEPPEBS T115 Sfzkncc Club fDe11elof15 T 0f1110rr0w3 SCICIIIIQVIS l'u:-at row Ile-tl to riqhtl' Hutchinson le-het Mohr Kornofskv Serqi Highsmith H'lb H' , , , . , . , . , 1 url, mclle, Trethaway, Trudncik, Stephens, lones. Second row: london, Crowder, Hollmon, Mrrcekura, Krumenoker, Collins, Gustin, Considine, Cavon, Gill, Ellmon, Kondrrrc. Third row: Giuvcr, Orlscliuk, Modruk, Kline, Iowunncx, Chopko, Poputopli, O'Donnell, Baloq, Zuhorchak, Goerinqer, Britch. Fourth row: Heffernan, llullot, Cizybowski, Grimes, Ioyce, Panek, Shimborski, Berkowitz, Sweinberq, Sabol, Lawler, Ienkins. Filth row: Mulhern, Mulderiq, juscuvuqr-, lluqlir-sa, Dutko, Delrrney, Ss-lapack, Lidondici, Caffrey, Tomosko, De-Heemer. Sixth row: Brown, Carr, Carlin, Zynel, Keeley, losko, Klf-ppinqsrr, Gruhcrm, Swiatkowski, Rilkin, Hopiak. HE Science Club continues to live up to its aim of encouraging the study ot science outside the class-room and of developing scientific hobbies. Affiliated with the Students' Science Club of America, the group is in touch with the latest scientific news, llindlo, lfilburt, Highsmith ON THE AIR Gill, Hoffman, Carr, Collins MEN OF SCIENCE Seventy-five HE Biology Club members all agree that biology is fun. This may seem impos- sible to some people, but our young biologists know what they're talking about. They learn to use a microscope. They see motion pictures on the life and habitat of ani- mals and insects and occasionally conduct a quiz program during the meeting. Some mem- bers experiment in growing plants and either bring them in or talk about them. They also help beautify our school by planting the gaily- coloreol tulips in front of the building and decorating the halls and the auditorium with trees, tinsel and trimmings appropriate to the Christmas season. The club's advisers are Mr. F. H. Shaffer, Miss Dolores Gillespie, Mr. New- ton Davenport. J' , 1.-lg. 13 af' fl' TULIP TIME AT COUGHLIN Bzblogy Club - 7716 Sahoolfv Qarcfefzers First row tleft to rightlz Kulesa, Saba, Andrews, Smegalski, Boyer, Iones, Brogan, Christian, Blume, Pomeren. Second row: Considine Doyle, Dippe, Kelly, Kocik, Saltis, Rubiscak, Petrick, Sabol, Hergert, Heffran, Krol, Yeo. Third row: Kuizma, Toole, Kane, Kohler, Frank Grezyko, Frank, Fustish, Christman, M. Carcaci, Lumley. Fourth row: Moore, Kane, Chick, Czarniecki, Linski, Iez, Dean, Kozemko Smith, Iones. Fifth row: Patterson, Dunkin, Nagy, A. Carcaci, Barnes, Gaben, Tuhy, I. Carcaci, Goeringer. Seventy-six 7715 'Band Tlayvs O11 T Q C1 L1 N A 3 First row tlvtt to rtqhtl' Whiteleviclf, Oqin Stephens, Clark, Price. George, Goerinqer, Mulhern, Cave, Hilburt, Hiqhsmith, Skrepenak. Sc-cond row: ltottard, ltands, Ogin,- Edwards, Keuch, Chopko, Miller, Goeringer, Krauser, Iuinta, Collmann, Mr. P, B. Lewis, Director, 'l'liird tow: Cliulada, Shedlock, Hands, Davis, jenkins, Kane, Adams, Schwartz, Iones, Mackulick, Sooby, Crowder, Mirola. Fourth row: johns, Popadoplos, Hilbert, llvans, Williams, Umphred, Reese, Sabol, Rice, Lehet, Soltis, Tomalinas. Filth row: Seqar, Stanton, Kresses, Bcnish, Tomkiewicz, Pyutt, Thomas, Fisher, Adler, Fischer, Crispoll, Falowski, Zapotoczny, ERSATILE! That's the word which best describes Cough- lin's seventy-eight piece band and football season proved it. The band boys played, as requested, for the opening of Knute Rockne, All-American on the Capitol Thea- tre stage. They were no more dis- turbed at being there than they were at sitting on our own stage on Friday morning for cheer prac- tices. They also changed quickly from one type of selection to an- other and handled all with ease. Recently they gave a concert as A their share in Amateur Night. Again their program showed great variety. Their unique arrange- ments ot patriotic songs appeal. lf ON TO THE GAME Seventy-seven HE Freshman Orchestra is the train- ing ground for future members of the Varsity Orchestra. It is composed entirely of freshman musicians who Wish to Widen their scope of musical knowledge by gaining experience playing With others. Each Tuesday they meet in the auditorium or some other suitable place. Under the able leadership of Miss Nan Walker, they shoulder violins and present trumpets to practice musical scores from marches to lullabies. These capable young musicians are one of the main attractions in Fresh- man Assembly, held once each interval during sixth period. After practicing faith- fully all year, the Freshman Orchestra finally makes its debut before the entire school when it performs in chapel. SINGING STRINGS Jlfwre The Fresh mah Orchestra Why it ff ii ti ,gi First row tleit to riqhtjz Jiunta, Katenovitz, Hergert, Slotnick, Ramsay, Poerio, Bonk. -Second row: Pickett, johns Ehrlick Litcheck Kotch, Goeringer, Miss Walker, Adviser. Third row: Zaklukiewicz, Tuhy, Fisher, Crlspell, Caitrey, Moskowitz, Shedlock Seventy-eight Wzrszly Orfheflm bughl1'f13 Slafldfliy l rs! row Ilrrtt to riqhtl: Kano, Poerio, Herman, Kozey, Mulhern, Cudnowslci, Grabko, Clark. Second row: Mr. P, B. Lewis, Adviser: omb, Gonrtnqc-1, Collmann, Maisel, Klcinman, Skrepenak, Third row: Hands, Hiqhsmith, Cave, Mulhern. MODERN GABRIELSH NE score and nine years ago, Mr. Gwilym Davies established in Coughlin High School an orchestra, conceived in the classics and dedicated to the proposition that it would never make a mistake in chapel. He was engaged in conducting this orchestra until eight years ago when Mr. P. B. Lewis took over. This task is as bad as any civil war. However, on the whole, the orchestra has performed with the utmost ease and efficiency. Be- tween the acts of the Senior Play, the Varsity Orchestra plays several numbers. It also helps make Class Day and Comf mencement successes. For such faithful work, including playing each morning for chapel, members of this group are reward- ed at the end of the year by a banquet. Seventy-nine ,W ft First row ileit to rightl: Burkert, Musketnuss, Babbey, Padden, Legault, Zalrorchak, Gill, George, Walker, Woolcock, Hurley, Saber, Austin. Second row: Klein, Boback, Shimko, Sochko, Mcxinwaring, Bucknavage, Bartoletti, Koval, McDonough, Tillie, Kozibroda, Kon- ecko, Stubbs, Krenzel, Soltis. Third row: Sikora, Voychik, Sodrosky, Foote, Zayats, Moran, Kedro, Roberts, Syron, Brehl, Owens, Owens, Golden, DeVizia, Slawich. Fourth row: George, Cilwick, Brislin, Filicko, Andrews, Soudas, Dworkowski, Krupack, Phoenix, Payne, Payne, Banasick, Wojtas, Williams, Warsynewicz. Fifth row: Frantz, Sudol, Fladd, Harchcxrufka, Terninko, Gorski, Kalan, Doug- alas, Evans, Garwacki, Mathers, Malloy, Marko, Suhoski. Sixth row: Maisel, Warick, Carlin, Trethaway, Vodzak, Mondulick, Chu- doba, Graham, Galatko, Balog, Bruno. 7715 French Club NDER the able guidance of Miss Elizabeth McHugh, the French Club has become one of the most popular organizations in the school. In order to cut down the huge enrollment, regulations for gaining entrance to the club were made much stricter this year. Nevertheless the membership reached a grand total of seventy-six. The French Club enables students who are really interested in French to learn more about the customs and habits of the French people. It gives them good practice in carrying Sayr Owl Oulu' on a conversation in French and a deeper under- standing of France and her people through the singing of French folk songs and the beautiful La Marseillaisef' the French national anthem. At the highly entertaining meetings, lives ot famous French Writers, such as Moliere, and ot scientists, such as Louis Pasteur, are discussed. Then French games are played. Once an in- formal quiz on the geography of France was held . . . these combine to increase the student's interest as Well as his knowl- edge of French. PRESIDENT GILL STRUTS HIS STUFF Eighty 7715 german Club Show UK Old Germafzy AVE you wish- ed you could hear some for- eign tongue fluently spoken? Do you like to listen to foreign folk songs? Well! If you do and the country you are in- terested in is Ger- many, just attend a A LESSON FROM MISS KRUTE meeting of the Ger- man Club. It wouldn't take much imagination to think yourself in that land across the ocean. The air has a Teutonic atmosphere, the German tongue is fluently spoken, folk songs are sung. and explanations of habits and customs are that this group rep- resents the honor students of all the German classes con- ducted throughout the school. No new senior members were taken into tho club this year, but all junior students With an average of B or more were ad- mitted. The club is ably assisted in its activities by their faculty adviser, Mr. Warmkessel. The highlight of each season's meetings is the annual Christmas party. This year's party was particu- larly enjoyable because of the presence of a German minister, the Reverend Carl Schinder. till if?ri-iise it given. The reason German is so well-spoken is .K First row tlett to rightl: Chaplick, Mensch, Yaremko, Kurinka, Erdman, Sweinberq, Krute, Petro, Malloy, Mekelyta, Metzel, Miknevich, Latsko, Second row: Strok, Weiss, Tapajcik, Babuscsak, Krowchok, Stulak, Allen, Bonk, Grabko, Karl, Guzinski, Morahan. Third row: Ustvon, Zarzecki, Miller, Musko, Baker, Homcmick, Koval, Serafin, Terpak, Keats, Cunningham, Loos, Malloy. Fourth row: Uniatowskx, Potichko, Pomeren, Zaklukiewicz, Latsko, Panza, Walker, Henney, Iendrzejewski, Landmesser, Blum, Laks, Miller. Fifth row: Lincavaqe, Zastulka, Lukas, Smolsnyak, Witko, Tvorak, Williams, Sokolsky, Seniuk, Burke, Casper, Koreny, Wenner. Sixth row: Zumpano, Swein- berq, Young, Carr, Ritter, Voelker, Wapinsky, Hoffman, Makelonis, Maier, Sooby, Cavanaugh. Eighty-one Eighty-two A HAPPY ENDING ORDERS FROM THE MASTER OH, Mo THEH1 The Jlfrzfqzwrs 67lIE7'I6ZI'7I I l ' it If Q C l First row llett to riqhti: Patrician, Saraka, George, Zumpano, Makelonis, Hindle, Walker, Mulhern. Second row: Bosta, Better, Check, ' ' ' K l I h D lt Th' d ro Woods Christman Acerbi Linclner Filicko Ha charitka Hana Pendnrqast, Cunningham, Leisenrinq, ova, o ns, a on. ir W: , , , , , r i , - sick, Brislin, Karnofsky. Fourth row: Zahorchak, Price, Lidondici, De-Remer, Ellman, Hannon, Trethaway, Kornblau. Fifth row: Carlin, 'l'omasko, Kloppingr-r, Ritter, Highsmith, Hilburt, Urbanek, Di Santo. U AIL, you are now a Masquerlu These words were inscribed on little cards which were sent to a select group ot juniors last year. Their coming was joyfully received, for they signified membership in one of the most interesting and fun-producing clubs of Coughlin. Under the capable supervision ot Miss Myvanwy Williams, the members receiv ed valuable training and experience in the art of acting. The most important project in which club members took part this year was the Senior Play, She Stoops To Conquer. The talented members of the club who appeared in the show included: Mildred Saraka, Bernard Mulhern, Armin Gill, Irene Dalton, Lenore Monacelli, Herman Block, Casper Urbanek. Iacob Karnofsky, Al Zahorchak, Bruce George, Robert Heffren, Michael Lidondici, Ann Zale- sky, and Ioseph Zumpano. MAC BREAKS A HEART Eightysthree First row tleft to rightlz Laks, Pendergast, Kleppinger, Highsmith, Lehet, Koval, Mekelyta, Mensch, Fahrinqer, Konecko, Iones, Saraka. Second row: Wenner, Walker, Rigoni, Check, Chissler, Krute, Oifshack, Banasick, Howells, Glomb, Leisenrinq. Third row: Carlin, Woods, Campbell, Hilbert, Patrizi, Lindner, Offshack, Cunningham, Patrician, Padden, Ellman. Fourth row: Zumpano, George, Zae horchak, Butterwick, Di Santo, McAdara, Hilburt, O'Donnell, Benson, Andreas. Fifth row: Tomasko, Hindle, Trethaway, Hannon, Karnofsky, Makelonis, Sergi, Hetfren, Ritter, Lidondici. Spezzfeerf flub Prepares Peppy Tdlkf Lehet BOB SELLS 'EM Eighty-four HE Speakers' Club, under the direction of Miss My- vanwy Williams, is one of the most outstanding organ- izations of the school. Its sixty- three members, thirty-two girls and thirty-one boys, are all en- thusiastic participants. This so- ciety takes an active part in the Breidlin and Iournal cam- paigns by canvassing the dif- ferent class-rooms and giving forceful sales talks. The fol- lowing Were chosen as officers: Iohn Koval, president: Robert Lehet, vice president: Mildred l Koval SUBSCRIBE Mekelyta, secretary: Iack High- smith, treasurer: Ben Klepping- er, Iournal reporter. The club members often take part in chapel programs. The Va rz'elz'e5 TAPPING TOES! A SWING YOUR PARTNER OTHER SENDS THEM ON THEIR WAY COUGHLIN Eighty-1 First row tleit to rigl-Atl: Potichko, Vcdzak, Young, Warick, Nicely. Savitski, Paddick, Catfrey. Second row: Bogus, Vostovich, Woz- nicki, Miss McDade, Adviser: Tuhy, Pickett, McNamara. Third row: Thomas, Nagy, Mykulin, Gosciewski, Michael, Cafirey, Sergi. 30315, Cw0OkIl1g Club 90715 .JYIUTOYZS Eighty-six DINNER IS SERVED HE saying that Women take men's jobs in the World has been reversed, for this is a group of fifty-two boys who are learn ing to cook as an extra-curricular activity. The club was a creation of Miss Mary McDade, its adviser, who was prompted to begin this or' ganization by popular demand because of the gradual breaking down of the fallacy that men should never cook nor enter the kitchen, and because of the important place men cooks hold in our National Defense Program. Members meet one period each week and take actual part in the preparation of a wide variety ot foods. Besides being taught various phases oi the culinary art, the fellows are instructed also in the setting of an attractive table and in table manners. When the course is completed, the boys emerge comparable to what is commonly known as a short-order cook , ready to tackle any kitchen problem. First row llett to rightl: Dcrnko, Durinski, Gull, Farrell, Myers, Morqans, Lewis, Gustin, Sikora, Rembisch, McHugh, Maloney, Heck. Second row: Soboleski, McGeehan, Piccoli, Levitsky, Lulchuk, Macey, Sorokas, Calwey, McDonough, Batt, Douqher, Gordon, Handle, Zayots, Third row: Sytnik, Roth, Shimko, Gallagher, Kennedy, Klosowski, Brandt, Rickard, Miscavaqe, Mitchell, Lewis, Grabko, Sab- batini, Fourth row: Mclldara, Mitchell, Lehet, Metro, Ploplis, Hottman, Humanik, Horney, Sochko, Reatini, Remcho, Ciesla. Fitth row: Ridilla, Mclidara, McCabe, Slavich, Dnistran, Dimarco, Sutton, Austin, Speicher, Sayes, Hopiak, Rinehart, Rumanik. Sixth row: Woodson, Iones, Kikullen, Rowlands, DeVizia, Kresge, Seniuk, Rowlands, Reese, Rogal, Gross, Hontz, Soudas. ffomfmakerf' Club-Cook Supreme HE Homemakers' Club is one of the largest in Coughlin. Homemaking is the keynote since all girls ultimately deal with home life or some phase ol it. The chiet purpose of the club is to weld into a group the girls who do not belong to any other club with those who belong to many. Miss Mary Mc- Dade, the able adviser of the organization, arranged for visits to a few commercial estab- lishments: such as, Percy BroWn's, Glendale Milk Company, and others, thereby affording the girls actual contact with places where some of them will work after graduation. At the regular meetings, motion pictures, guest speak ers, and short discussions are included. Worthy of note was the contribution to the American Red Cross of the proceeds of an entertainment at a regular meeting in March. The large number of members has necessitated diving the club into two organizations. A WOMAN'S PLACE Eighty-seven First row Cleft to rightj: Miss Durkin, Adviser, Kurinka, Check, Hetiren, Christman, Koval, Glomb, Kane, Foster, Wapensky, Mensch, Krute. Second row: Scoble, Cudnowski, Boback, Pickett, Austin, Shanko, Chaplick, Bombay, Rigoni, Sweinberg, Gross, Iablonski. Third row: Ross, LaCava, Brisnock, Oitshcxck, Petrick, Patrizi, Swantko, Leisenring, Baloga, McKeown. Fourth row: Price, Buzinski, Oliver, Bassler, Pendergast, Austin, Konecko, Howells, Williams, Papadoplis. Fifth row: Hutchinson, Orischak, Vukotich, Iescavage, Haydu, Ostroski, Lehet. Typing Club Tapf Jifwazyf KITTENS ON THE KEYS HE future men and Women leaders in the ing tests. The purpose of the club is to aid stuw world of business are members of the dents in every Way possible so that they will be Typing Club with Miss Nellie Durkin as prepared to adapt themselves to the work of the their adviser. The Club is composed of those who business World. Among those who were featured are members of the typing classes and Who have on the club's programs was Mr. Spore of the an average of B plus or better. The aim of each advertising department of the Bell Telephone member is to Win a silver or gold pin which will Company, who spoke on the value of the tele- be awarded to any student who types fifty or phone in the business World. He also gave a few sixty Words per minute with no more than five pointers on telephone etiquette which more than errors in the regular Thursday fifteen-minute typ- interested all present. Eighty-eight Serwbe flub ,QKHJ5 a Hana' LL of us saw the A Capella Choir make its debut at the Christmas entertainment, and all of us exclaimed at the exquisite new choir gowns. Further inquiries showed that these l FUTURE PRAUS LEARN HOW gowns were made by the Service Club, a club made up of girls who are always willing to pitch in and work hard for anyone who needs their help. These same girls also played their part in the Bundles for Britain move- ment by knitting squares for af- ghans to help make unfortunate people comfortable. They made slip covers for the teachers' room and also knitted ninety sweaters for the Red Cross. They even par- ticipated in our athletics by mak- ing bandages for the players. Yes, we're proud of these girls, and we know that, whatever they may do after leaving school, they will succeed because they are such competent and reliable Workers. Miss Catherine Gilchrist is the adviser of this group. f First row tlett to rightjz Chase, Glomb, Smolenyak, Legault, Kurinka, Fassett, Whitehead, Venit, Laubauqh. Second row: Szymcnski, Parks, Mahally, Sharaba, Rubiscak, Petro, Sokolsky, Vanchurie, Watkins, Taren, Havir, Sudol. Third row: Klogy, Cudnowsky, Smcxiles, Bala ,S,'tk,K k,Bb kK l,B H h .F h H D 'h k Wl1S h ga asa ope a usca , renze osta, aug ney ourt row: assay, anis an o, ct s, mit , Soudas, Scoble, Zayats, Pettit, Kistler. Fifth row: Kablowski, Kablowski, Lukacs, Koreny, lump, Celejewski, Gross, Cikowski, Kundrot. Eighty-nine gl l 4 HIS year the Girls' Athletic Association again provided a very interesting program. First on the list oi activities Vffjj was their annual Freshman Hallowe'en Party: next the girls sponsored an Ice and Roller Skating Party in the line oi , healthful entertainment. In Ianuary the association issued in- H511 VK vitations to the senior girls and to the teachers for a Senior Tea. Later it held a table tennis tournament for boys as Well as girls. Finally, as a demonstration of Physical Education activities, Ioan Goode was selected to reign as the Queen ot Health and Beauty in the May Pageant. First row Cleft to riqhtj: Goode, Fahringer, Malloy, Padden, Kenworthy, Geidcx, Hamblett, Penderqast, Brislin, Brice, Brisnock, Christ- man, Geida. Second row: Fuistish, Swantek, Zaklukiewicz, Kosierowski, Worakowski, Evans, Lyons, Laks, Lindner, Fladd, Crawley, Fortune, Acerbi, Clark. Third row: Tarnoski, Franks, Tarnocky, Smalko, Oleniak, Mitchell, Matzel, Petrick, Ciesla, Burke, Check, Hil- burt, Fuistish. Fourth row: Tapjik, Andrews, Kozemko, Kistler, Morqcms, Babbey, Musketnuss, Yencha, Roth, Romanick, Myers, Mor- gans, Carccrci. Fifth row: Hurley, Glomb, Witkowski, Kilcullen, Prank, Fedak, Kosierowski, Tomorcik, Puckawitz, Gryczko, Christmcrri, Horney. Sixth row: Weiss, Pcmza, Blakeslee, Ross, Patrician, Burl-rert, Cunningham, Witko, Blume, Cunningham, Devine, Terninko, Edwards. MISS RITCHIE DOES THE HONORS Ninety THE GIRLS HAVE A GET-TOGETHER Virst row ilett to riqhtjz Christman, Brice, lick, Glomb, Erdman, Iohns, Padden, Wenner, Leisenrinq, Malloy, Kennedy, Ward, Mensch. Walker. Second row: Sodroka, Sytnik, Harney, Boback, Levitsky, Iablonski, Moyer, Iuzwiak, Loos, Mekelyta, Morahan, Malloy, Cun- nrnqham, lirrrun, Baloqa, Lindner. Third row: Golden, Sisko, Kundrot, Leqault, Green, Keats, Oleniak, Smatko, Paul, Delaney, Andes. lirrxnrlt, Dalton, Williams, Kline. Fourth row: Latsko, Fladd, Koval, Dippe, Brislin, Wilkoposki, Banasek, Auman, Clune, Walton, Penderqast, Williams, Weiss. Fifth row: Mainwarinq, Nixon, Beible, Bosta, Berkoski, Pickett, Patrician, Foote, Lyons, Hoqan, Belles., Moore, Tarnoski. Sixth row: Brislin, Connors, Harcharutkcr, Callahan, Woods, Bednarz, Brisnock, Zelesko, Austin, Walls, Tierney, Grit- man, Seventh row: Berkert, Murray, Lacek, Frantz, Bassler, W. Austin, Sadvar, Rogal, Hilbert. INCE social activities of the Senior Girl Reserves are so well-known, we shall consider other t es of ro'ects ' which these girls have undertaken. Withyclzln empligasfs on gif! Rgjgrlfgj democratic participation, several members attended the sum- Q V' mer conference at Lake Ariel: others were present at the mid- mlljg H1 Uh winter discussions, held in Scranton. At Christmas time, Girl O Reserves caroled the shut-ins. They knitted an afghan for the , - Red Cross. They also contributed to the Welfare Federation Jimi They aim always to be of service as well as gracious in manner, impartial in judgment, and loyal to friends. Ninety-one First row tlett to rightl: Mulhern, Lawler, Crowder, Kornblau, Kenworthy, Branch, Selover, Weiss. Second row: Winsock, McGrourty Horny, Grabko, Ross, Hamblett, Sodrosky, Kubaugh, Miss Evans, Adviser. Third row: Gallagher, Austin, Panza, Vukelich, Winne Greenchuk, Glomb, Seicik, Jiunta. Fourth row: Grohowski, Kusyk, Wagner, Welgus, Boyle, Czubek, Hallet, Grzybowski, Lehet. COUGHLIN CROSSES THE DELAWARE Ninety-two .Ari Club Tlmwy Jfppfauy HE merging of the Commercial Art Club with the Wednesday Art Club establish- ed what is now known as the Alpha Rho Tau-The ART. During the year this organ- ization has had several talks on art appreciae tion and, as a special entertainment at one of their weekly meetings, an Art Quiz was pre- sented in which members were participants. In the city-Wide living picture program pre- sented during the latter part of April, Coughlin was represented by the boys of this club who presented the living picture of Washington Crossing The Delaware. Iames Iiunta, a jun- ior club member, Won third prize in the Ameri- canism poster contest sponsored by the Luzerne County Iunior Chamber of Commerce. Members of Alpha Rho Tau are to be con- gratulated for the many excellent advertise- ment and campaign posters which they have made for the lournal covers and cartoons. f i First row Ill-tt to rlqhttz Zelinsky, Trudnak, Serafin, Tomasko, Katany, Keely, Dutko, Perdek. Second row: Iiunta, Iones, Loos, Lamas- Colo, lltrytlu, ftvese, lanes, fleese, Husband, Brice, Fisher. Third row: Ienkins, Gracely, Lukacz, Ronscavaqe, Naessiq, Gross, Stephens, Modruk, Hyzinski, Maier, Hudak, Aberback. Fourth row: Grz bowski, Hallet, Offshack, Sologovitch, Kandrac, Stahler, Macekura Boshrr, Staley. Fifth row: Kraiewski, Podrasky, Kandrac, Saholiey, Peleak, Iowanna, Iones. Sixth row: Iosko, Grant, Hopiak, Sabol AVIZIIIUII Club Soars High N this past year in which every minute has been making exciting history, aviation has come to be regarded as one of the largest factors in commerce, transportation, national defense, and communication. In view of this fact, the Aviation Club, which is this year celebrating the tenth anniversary of its found- ing by Mr. Henry Booth, has made its way into a new sphere of importance. Aeronautical instructions have been presented to the club by chosen members who spoke on the airplane engine and on designing models. There was also a demonstration of flying models and, as usual, the contest for the solid type models and another for the flying type. The winners in this event were as follows: first place, Robert M Stofey with a Curtis Hawk plane: second place, Robert Stephens with a Grumman Sky Rocket: third place, Robert Loos with a Loening OLX9. Ioseph Iowanna and Iames Iiunta received honorable mention. Zetinski ON THE WING Ninety-three First row fleft to rightl: Goeringer, Mulhern, Snyder, Hrycyk, Bellcxs, Makelonis, Leoni, Mills. Second row: Ryan, Trevethan, Brazelle, Galdun, Makelonis, Iez, Rusnock. Third row: Ritter, Petro, Karnoisky, Heylek, Check, Drendall, Segar. 7716 5.'30wlz71g Club Rollf Along EBHAPS one of the reasons for the popularity of the Bowling Club is that any student of THE HCHAMPSH any year may join. Formed four LET LQQSE years ago by Mr. Henry Booth, it has a large following among the students. Every Wednesday after- noon, the members bowl at the Eagles Recreation Center. There are four teams. Each team con- sists of five boys. At the beginning of the year, the team averages its points and, for the remainder ot the season tries to equal or better the scores. The team which suc ceeds in this is then given recog- nition as being the best team. Up to date Team No. 1 has held this Drenduu' Snyder honor. The highest score so far this year was made by Iohn Dren dall of Team No. 1. Ninety-four .......t... First row Ilelt to rightbz I. Kenworthy, Gallagher, R. Andrews, Wenner, Kennedy, Konecko, Walker, Burkert, Dunniqan, Davenport, Grant. Second row: Novak, Cherry-Pie tcowl, Butterwick, Weiss, S. Kenworthy, Woods, Christman, Ward, Walton, Watkins, Aqeloii, Clune, Levitsky, Padden, Jones, Stephens, Mitchell. Third row: Murray, D. Murray, Urbanek, Gritman, Gabriel, Dalton, Fustish, Auman, Paul, Howells, Vivian, Mekelyta, Swantko, Krute, Mrozinski, Hannon, Gill, Boyle, Cafirey, McLaughlin, T. Ward. Fourth row: I. Andrews, Fahringer, Mulderig, Meehan, McDonnell, Kutney, Leoni, Zorzi. Bel? Ride Wlh .7716 30015 and Saddle VERY Sunday moming . . . weather permitting ,... a group of athletically-inclined people make their way to Casey's Riding Academy where, after o royal repast of coffee and dough- nuts, they mount their horses and ride off across the hills. Although only four years old, the Boots and Saddle Club enjoys wide popular- it among the students. Since the i ciiib is so large, numbering more TPSLLY HO than a hundred and fifty members, it is impossible for all to ride at the same time, but usually forty to fifty people ride regularly each week. The highlight of the club's year comes during the spring and fall when a weiner roast is held in the woods. The program usually con- sists of a late afternoon ride, fol- lowed by hot weinies and coffee in the evening. DOWN THE HOME STRETCH Ninety-five We go To The mhfEf C4zrf1z'wzl . GK -' MLPQS' ELO AND Kurno Niy THE fsky. Mulhern X rx, Make O END ndle. Gill MEN f6'!7Z.fZ6Z7 1716 5561165 Qoard of Tublzdzlzbny Gdzlorzkzl Staff Edifor-infchief Assis+an+ Edifor' JACK CARLIN MARY BOMBAY ETLEEN PENDERGAST JEWEL MALLOY BETTY MENSCH KATHLEEN KENNEDY SYLVTA LAKS EUGENIA BRISLIN BERNARD MULHERN TNOMASTRETHAWAY BRUCE GEORGE AL ZAHORCHAK .LWALTERGRAHAM JOSEPH GALATKO Hike mumenn fuzAaEmPmn cms svnou Pnmus wesss muzvnosexennenv JEAN nomxnue Lumsruonss Lesonee meme sEYmouR'MmssL JEANLMORAN JAMES KANE A1zNoLnmFKlN Ninety-eight 'Board of Tublzdllzbfls fB1151'f1c55, Tjxyfflgg arm' Jlrl Siam Arf Eelaor Business Manager JACOB KARNOFSKY NORMAN KORNBLAU JANTS LEISENRING HELEN KONECKO JULIANNESWANTKO FRANCES MALONEY FRANCESHOGAN ALICE FOOTE ROBERT LEHET JEROME BRILL FRANK SELOVER EDWARD BRANCH ALBERT MARGOLIS JAMES CROWDER ROSALIE WITKOWSKI CATHERINE MSNANEE ISABEL WALLS AILEEN CARR GLADYS ROSS LILLIAN ROBERTS DOLORES REILLY EVELYN LAWLER MARJORIE-YENCHA ELLA HILBERT JUUANARRSYNTEVICZ KATHLEEN DUNNIGAN N ty Slvorly 1 gm E'imAQ'i2CJf n 1 O H drodOn 1940 FOOTBALL SCORES Sept. 21 - - Sept. 21 - - Oct. 5 - - Oct. 12 - - Football 19 - A Oct. 28 - - Nov. 2 - - - Nov. 9 - - - Nov. 16 - - - Nov. 28 - - - M Qu.. 1. fni utr Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn 0 12 12 0 0 6 7 6 0 6 Old Forge Plymouth Newport Meyers - Nanticoke Berwick - Luzerne - G. A. B. Larksville Kingston First row llett to rightl: Ritter, Manager: Brown, Puckowitz, Rushton, Mitchell, Payne, Bianchi, Zumpano, Grohowsk Zy L ne Mycek, Reed, Custodian. Second row: Scheutz, Allen, Pudloski, Lawlor, Kopcho, Donohoe, Mullen, Corbett, Olshem k Kozick, McGrath. Third row: Stephens, Krawetz, Injaychock, Gurdock, Sozzi, Ferda, Moran, Hawk, Rudolph, Hudak Z h S HRILLS, chills, spills, all typical of gridiron battles en- gaged in by the 1940 football squad have proved to the public that sportsmanship before championship will always be held as, an ideal and motto of the Crusaders. They took both victory and defeat in the true American spirit which prevails in all sports played at Coughlin. Proudly and justly, Coughlin can speak of these boys as athletes of the real American caliber. One Hundred Two as-,,. - n:..f' YER OUT THE PITCH MAC TAKES A CUT DARN IT! One Hundred Seven First row Ilett to rightlz Maloney, Considine, Mullen, Gurdock, Jenkins, T. Mulligan, Swiatkowski, Lawney, Lawler, Leoni, Kopcho, Puckowitz, Fraley. Second row: Larkin, Custodian: Kane, Stanton, Moore, Allan, Oqin, Zynel, Modrak, Masi, Mulligan, Krawetz, C. Mitchell, Maier, Walker, Britch. Third row: Walker, Krauser, Symons, Carcaci, Lamoscola, Thomas, Dale, McMaster, Colacichi, LaBarr, Malloy, Czuhek, Bobkowski, Custodian. Fourth row: Hawk, Murray, Moran, Bilski, Morqcm, Whitelevich, Roan, Sieqar, Schwartz, Crispel, Connolly, Boyle. Track LTHOUGH track season was delayed by inclement weather and a prolonged spring vacation, Coach Red Pendergast finally got his charges out into the spring aii for practice. Almost the entire squad is com posed of freshman and sophomore aspirants as the point getters of last year's team have been lost through graduation. As Red says that the season was almost at an end before he even started getting his team into shape, he does not expect great things from this batch of rookies, but in a short time and with a bit of experimenting, he will have an aggregation capable of winning its share of meets and establishing a reputation for itself-if not this year, certainly next season as he expects the entire squad to return. One Hundred Eight 1940 TRACK SCORES G. A. R. ---- Coughlin - Meyers - May 29-City Meet 1941 TRACK SCORES Coughlin - West Pittston Coughlin - Forty Fort - Coughlin - Meyers - May 1 May 6 May 14 -- -sa -as -za -66 -43 -57 61 53 BQ 62 Bi , 5 I'M RIDING HIGH THE BIG PUSH X-,. OVER THE TOP D540 HQAT In One Hundred Nine HE Swimming Club is welcomed back to Coughlin after a few years' absence. The present club has fifty members who are being instructed in junior and senior life-saving 1, methods by Mr. Edward Casey, who was sent by the Red Cross last fall to the National , Aquatic School at Lake Chautauqua. They meet every day in the fourth period for in- struction in land and Water methods. On each Thursday they go to the Meyers pool in a bus provided by the local chapter of the Bed Cross to receive actual water training. The main purpose of the club is to promote water safety and physical development. In water lleft to riqhtj: Ryan, Injaychock, Lowe, Sullum. First row: Ioharma, Roqal, Heffren, Koval, Fritzes, Tosline, McKeown, Perdek, Berkowitz. Second row: Iones, Iiuntct, Price. Se-lover, Kutney, McCloskey, Franks, Buzinski, Fabcrr. WZ.771 771 1.715 LU in P593 come oN ml THE One Hundred Ten COBB GETS HIT A 3353 ZYNEL TBIES HARD ,df Q 5109 x V5 GQOYXOXNSXL ED One Hundred Thre 1' AVING lost most ot the members of last year's outstanding team through gradu- ation, Coach Vid Iones began this season with a batch of untried rookies. In attempting to assemble a working combina- tion, he did much experimenting to give these young hopefuls experience. Next season looks very promising as all the members of the 1941 team will return with a year's experience. 'Basketball ill? EEK, '2?lLif211Qlq113llLelI1?ihi?559.Siiiflfflii.-,iiiiiluiiiflkfawlroilnTeh.5ifckr1Z2i'1t.CifQiCl'fug'l'If'rifii2f0R1.dffSXfKiwf7 Ef ffiive c Mil 1941 BASKETBALL SCORES Ian. -Coughlin Meyers - 57 -f Feb. 7-Coughlin Meyers - Ian -Coughlin Newport 33 if Feb. 14-Coughlin Newport Ian. --Coughlin Nanticoke 60 V' Febi 18--Coughlin Nanticoke Ian. 21-Coughlin Plymouth 44 X' Feb. 20-Coughlin Plymouth Ian. Coughlin G. A. R. as Xi Feb. 25--Coughlin G. A. R. Ian. Coughlin Berwick 36 A fXTeb. 28-Coughlin Berwick Feb Coughlin Kingston 47 I Mar. 4--Coughlin Kingston One Hundred Four IT'S MINE BROWN LETS ONE GO I PULL IT DOWN, BOYS One Hundred Five ..'1 First row fleft to rightl: Farber, Serafiu, Ellman, Gottlieb, O'Donnell. Second row: Kocik, Mills, Bianci, Welqus, Shuster, Zayhoski, McDonnell, Miller, Kelly, Shinder, Trevethan. Third row: Evans, Carr, Galdun, Labeda, Babuscak, Hitsick, Mathews, Crispell F ll Rudolph. Fourth row: Mr. West, Mr. Miller, Kaufer, Mintzer, Iez, Heylek, Dibble, Kocik, Davis, Macieiczyk. T3 6156661 l l ASEBALL, -the king of the spring and sum- mer sports parade, holds a very promi- nent position in the list of athletic activities at Coughlin. Mr. West, head of the coaching staff, had his boys out every afternoon in early spring faithfully practicing for their future tilts. Boasting of her athletes is not a trait of Cough- lin, but each year she is justly proud of her baseball team. The 1941 boys willuphold the records of the past. With the call, P1ay Ball, from the umpire, the nine gentlemen of the diamond will take both victory and defeat and add up scores which any organization could consider a high par. One Hundred Six May May May May Iune Iune May May May May 1940 BASEBALL SCORES -Coughlin Coughlin Coughlin Coughlin Coughlin Coughlin Nanticoke Meyers Exeter - G. A. R. Nanticoke G. A. R. 1941 BASEBALL SCORES Coughlin Coughlin Coughlin Coughlin Meyers Exeter - G. A. R. Nanticoke .J K 1 xv' 1 K lf' QV x. TOWIN' 'EM IN MR. CAS A57 I EY SAVES A LIFE DRY SWIMMING One Hundred Eleven 'l- I V' u 4 9' lf, ' lr , . dlyln Ny girls! Volleyball and Qzzrleelball Muske nuss, ao cr, omasci , a on, eric , o NCE again the feminine athletes of C. H. S. have spelled finis to their year of romping and as a result can show a pretty impressive list of activities. Volleyball, basketball, tenniquoit and last, but far from least, a new type of game which combines the principles of shutfleboard and bowling. For lack of a better name, we'll call it the Coughlin Shuffle. The season also saw the regular Volley ball, Basketball, Table Tennis and Badminton tourneys. These gave the girls that much-needed competition, which brings out the main purpose of an athletic program, that of developing sportsmanship and clean living around which all athletic programs are built. Physical development and a sense ot sportsmanship is the compensation for their ten months of play. One Hundred Twelve First row Cleft to riqhtl: Terninko, Babbey, Witko, Hurley, Blakeslee, Ross, Geida, Fuistish. Second row: Swantek, T pjk B k t Big T 'kD1t Pt'k Kp H y WITH A NEW TW ARQUND T ON G01-is THE CROWN One Hundred Fourteen HEY GO HERE COMES THE QUEEN at 5 A X Way THE GOOD OLD MAY POLE Lo W! OH' SKIP IT! THE RHYTHM KIDS One Hundred Fifteen LEFT! RIGHT! ONE ALL TOGETHER. GIRLS! 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