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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1942 volume:

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Stark Class of 1898 whose excellent character and keen in- terest as a student of the old Wilkes- Barre High School played an integral part in establishing the time-honored traditions of our school: and Whose en- viable record of achievement as an alumnus has been a deeply-felt influence in making us appreciate the opportuni- ties which We enjoy as Americans. With genuine pride we dedicate this book to a rnan of such World-renown, Whose flawless record in the service of his country resulted in his appointment as Chief of Naval Operations two years ago and as Commander of U. S. Naval Forces Operating in European Waters in 1942. V6 Six In reply refer to Initials and No. Op-10-MD NAVY DEPARTMENT OFFICE or THE CHIEF or NAVAL OPERATTONS WASHINGTON March 16 , l9L+2 Dear Mr. Graham: Of course I am more than willing and feel highly honored that you should even think of dedicating your Year Book to me.. Nothing goes home quite so much as things from home, and I am really deeply touched that you should desire to do this. Thoughts come thick and fast when I think of the Hilkes- Barre High School and I can jump back over the years as though it were yesterday - to the foundation I obtained Hin my teensu, not only from books but more particularly in character building from the associations with the teaching staff and with classmates, I wish every student could realize while he is at school, from the lower grades all the way up, that it is what he does today which fits him and her for tomorrow. So often we are prone to think overmuch of the future and what we want to do and what we want to be, to the obscurement of the realization that life begins each morn- ing and it is the way we concentrate on the tasks of today, no matter how inconspicuous, that determines what we will do and what we will be tomorrow. I believe it was old Rip used to say - Hwell, I won't count when we have our lapses, are prone this oneH, but our inner makeup is is recording it and registering it character and our future. Van Winkle who, in his drinking, this one.H In a measure we all, to say - Hwell, we won't count counting it and our entire fabric and chalking it up against our If I could leave a thought in the year book which I could hope would be a lasting one, it would be that it is today that counts and it was well expressed by William Dewitt Hyde who stated: WTO worry about tomorrow is to fail of devotion to the tasks of today and so to spoil both days.H And again as expressed so beautifully by - WToday well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.N I might add one more - NThere is no substitute for hard work and common sense.H My sincerest good wishes to you all. Mr. J. W. Graham Coughlin High School Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Seien Eight Contents Dedication - Foreword - - - Iames M. Coughlin Presentation - Administration - - Faculty - - Mr. Super's Message Senior Class ------- The pictures appearing on the Senior Pages were taken at the Senior-Iunior Outing of Iune 5, 1941. Some were taken on the train to New York, and the others were taken while on the boat, going up the Hudson River to West Point. Captions were avoided in view of the flag layout. Senior Class Song - - Under-classes School Life - Board of Publications Athletics - - Index to Advertisers - The composite picture on the division pages was made in part from an Official U. S. Navy Photograph Foreword CHOOL life in the past year has been anything but normal. Members of this year's graduating class will look back on their senior year as one which saw many changes in the usual routine though fore- most in their memories will be that day in the midst of the term when hostilities began between the United States and the Axis nations. The Breidlin, in its capacity as a complete record of the year, will be helpful in recalling these events, so it is only proper that the general tone of our yearbook should be in accordance with prevailing conditions and reflect them. With this in mind, we have selected a generally patriotic theme and, more specifically, a nautical one. The stirring silver battle-cruiser, standing out against the sea of blue on the cover, reminds at once of the attack on Pearl Harbor and the Philippine waters. Following is the dedication to Admiral Stark of the United States Navy, who is now serving in London. Immediately after the Pearl Harbor incident and the active participation of our armed forces, there followed an increased activity on the home-front. This is shown next in our book by the pages devoted to the activities of our teachers in the registration, rationing, and spe- cial courses. The senior panel layout is suggestive of our beloved flag which, for so long, was kept flying gallantly above Bataan Peninsula and other places in the Philippines. In contrast to the troubled waters of the Pacific are the scenes in the field of the flag, taken at the Senior-Iunior outing of last Iune, up the peaceful Hudson River to West Point. The next section is called Off Duty for it is devoted to clubs and the diversions of the crew aboard the U. S. S. Coughlin. The navy theme is continued throughout by the write-ups in nautical style and by the captions also. At the conclusion of the Sports Sec- tion. the picture of Old Glory shows that the Breidlin ends, just as the war will end, with the Star Spangled Banner being raised on high. Nine Ten Rav : x -X T116 NEW M., W my-wx, A tlvjf-idwff mv . -W ,,,n,X, ,W,W,,,,W ,,Lh,. .,Liii3m:,,W,..,,M, The Old ames Martin Coughlin M Superintendent of Wilkes Barre Public Schools 1891 to 1918 Q 3 . l l OUGHLIN HIGH SCHOOL was highly honored this year when it was presented with the portrait of Iames M. Coughlin, for whom the school was named. The gift will be cherished as a reminder of the man who so faithiully devoted his entire life to the advancement ot education. Mr. Cough- lin's abilities were recognized far beyond the boundaries of our community. and he was offered many opportunities in larger cities but chose to remain here until the end of his career. He was appointed Superintendent of City Schools in 1891, at which time the community was served by the old Wilkes- Barre High School now called the Union Street Building. It was during his administration that the present site was selected in 1909. Mr. Coughlin es- tablished a reputation as a brilliant educator. His association with the schools ended with his death in 1918, but his influence continued to be felt. In 1925 the Wilkes-Barre High School was re-dedicated and formally named the lames IVI. Coughlin High School in the memory of Mr. Coughlin. Thus it has remained as a tribute to the professional work of a man whose public life needs no other comment. It is with a deep feeling of personal pride that the school accepts this portrait made all the more intimate because it was painted by Mr. Cough- lin's daughter, Mildred, whose artistry has received world renown. Eleven Twelve They Chart First row Cleft to rightl: Mr. Joseph W. Shergcxlis, Mr. Albert W. Brobst. Second row: Mr. Thomas H. Smailes, Dr. William A. Weaver. School Mr. Allen E. Bacon Superzhlenffent Cut Course First row lleit to riqhtl: Mr. I-'red I. Andes, Presi- dent: Mr. Thomas A. Mackin. Second row: Mr. Thomas I. Collins, Mr. Luther M. Kniiieri. Dr. Marcus Miller, ninth member of the Board, is serving with the armed forces in Alabama. Board Mr. H. Super Pfl.Hf4Z7dl Thirteen First row lleft to rrghtl M1ss Tuly M1ss Dzury Miss Carlrn M1ss Daley Mrs. M111er Second row M1ss M Leonard M1ss Evans M1ss Boyle Mr Harrison Mrss Dans M1ss Austm Thrrd row Mr I H Super Pnncrpal Mr. E. Iones Mr Hensley Mr Mlller Mr Flaherty Mr Truscott Fourth row: Mr Payne Mr Melan Mr Zerbe Mr French Mr H Iones Mr Lewis, TEA FOR THREE M1ss E Jones M1ss G Clark Fxrst row Lleft to nqhtl M1ss Walsh MISS OMalley Mrs. Merr1ll M1ss Grlchrrsi M1ss McDade Second row M1ss Patterson, Miss E Clark M1ss Connor M1ss Sterqer Mr Heltrel Thlrd row Mr. A. Booth M Ruddy Mr Pendergast Mr West Mr Warmkessel Mr. Hulter lm . First row fleit to zightjz Miss Iuzwiak, Miss Lynch, Miss Brenner, Miss M. Willicxmu, Miss Gillespie. Second row: Miss B. Williams, Miss G. Clark, Miss Smith, Miss Boyce. Third row: Mr. Phillips, Mr. H. Boolh, Mr. Bcxrtish, Mr. Richards, Mr. Casey. Fourth row: Mr. Connor, Mr. Morgan, Mrs, Barnes, Mr. Hine. MISS DALEY PLAYS HOSTESS MR. CONNOR who is in charge of Union and Old Buildings Facult First row lleft to riqhtlz Miss Luchsinqer, Miss McHugh, Miss Iohnson, Miss Prisbek, Miss Weiss. Second row: Mrs. Hine, Miss A. Leonard. Miss Walker, Mrs. Evans, Miss Dicl-cover. Third row: Mr. F, H. Super, Mr. Scrricks, Mr. Shcimmer, Mr. Mayer, Mr. Smith, Mr. Iordcm, Mr. Evans. f Fifteen gzmzfwwiwwyegfgrffr- 2-51.51-isQ,V ,iseew:rnsP '1meqgiqwvf-,fn-g, , . Sixteen Mr. B-artish, Miss G. Clark, Mr. Evans. Miss Boyce, The Teachers Do Miss Brenner SUGAR RATIONING REGISTRATION OF DRAFTEES Miss Dickover. Miss Evans, Miss E. Clark N keeping with the national program of civil- ian preparedness cmd defense, the members of the faculty are certainly doing their part. Mr. I. H. Super, principal of Couqhlin, last surn- mer was Administrative Head of the Engineer- ing Defense Training Program of Pennsylvania State College. Mr. George F. Hutter is Post Warden No. ll6 with an assistant post Warden and eighteen patrol wardens under his direc- tion. Several teachers--as Miss Iuzwiak, Miss Tuhy, and Miss Dzury to mention a few-have taken courses in first aid. Four or five, under Mr. Zerbe's leadership, give up their evenings to teach special defense classes at the Penn State Extension School. Every member of the faculty is buying his share of war stamps and bonds and has assisted in registering the draftees and in rationing sugar and gasoline. Two of our teachers, Mr. Boyle and Mr. Hend- ler, are actually in the service. They're all a11 out at Coughlin! CORPORAL HENDLEH A. Their Part '2 . ,gi Mr. Hobson Zerbe, Administrative Head PENN STATE EXTENSION COURSES Mr. H. Jones, Cost Control: Mr. Hensley, Chemistry: Mr. Lewis, Physics: Mr. F. H. Super, Chemistry. Miss Carlin, Miss Boyle Miss Tuhy, Miss Gilchrist, Miss Dzury. Miss Luchsinger. Miss Dickover FIRST AID AND KNITTING Seventeen I at , -'f- i ' if - 3 iii: z f if gf- fa, wg f 4? 1 W ,Q , 4-S W Q- E Wig 9 ' ,. ' 2'1 Q f J g A l ww Wen 5 ,ima 5 V' 1 -.J 1 .4 -K ' K 3 xi M y kbxgy Y at ,S 3 xg, H f 4, !d yi 4 f xx. :i,,,5iK. Q egg 1 ' g ,gm 2 ,'f h-iq -up 1 . 9 . , 1 , 'eo Q fo Alfjl , 'Wx' 95 1 ff? ,' mt 94' V1 Q A , .aff 1+- R' N'- ww Q 1 4 , V , - Q , A... ' w f-.M D t I ,4gyw,,. A Q A r - .. 1,.w'. ' . I , -ffm.,.....K- , E 'Y ,. ,,' W .35 ' o' -A 1 , ' ' +2 Q v W h ,: A '- W 'WST5-QQQTA 7 P' J 1 , LZ? ,L K , qw f .. X, ji. ff Q 5 , , ff ? 75 ' T ' f 2, ,Q h 2 ,RH X31 Shiv ' ' 5 ' .f W ,XM Q.:-::f'1 N ff , , . , , ,:E, 1 ,, F, ,. 5 , M ff' 2 U Xxx' N V . A - ' Q 'iw N' . 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Among the many things that he is taught there apparently un- connected with actual naval service are body building exer- cises. Although one man may later serve as a carpenter on a battleship, another as an electrician on a submarine and a third as a gunner on a freighter, all receive the same important exer- cises. MR. J. H. SUPER Coughlin High School has followed somewhat the same lines in preparing you for the voyage of life. You have had some liberty in selecting subjects to fit your individual needs as you had planned your life, but you have been given certain essen- tials which every well-rounded man and woman must have. Your life will show how thoroughly you have made this a part of yourself. It will be most difficult if not impossible for you to be a trustworthy and reliable workman after commencement if you have not been one before. Your training represents a great investment made by your parents, your fellow citizens, and yourselves, and you have an obligation to show yourselves worthy of 'the care that has been given to your training by proving yourselves better than those who have not had such advantages. lf you do not attain the highest rank possible for your individual powers you are a failure and money has been wasted in your training. We expect you to keep growing and advancing as long as you live. Bon voyage through life, class of 1942. William Stanziale President Marion Ladner Secretary t Senior Qfficers Norman Hawk John Chudoba Treasurer Mantle Orator ational Honor Society HE National Honor Society is composed of senior students throughout the United States who have held a place in the upper fourth of their class. They are selected chiefly through their high grades, but also because of the im- portant qualities of character, leadership, and service to the school. They can secure certifi- cates as a special consideration of their attain- ment, and can also purchase the Keystone- shaped pin bearing the words, National Honor Society, with the Torch of Knowledge en- graved beneath. First row lleft to riqhtl: Weinberger, Terpak. Boback, Tapajcik, Shimko, Bucknavage, Zarzecki, Uniatowski, Katacinski, Perdek, Barto- letti. Second row: Sikora, Kreuzer, Saber, Witkowski, Hurley, Syron, Roberts, Mulhern, Musketnuss, Seniuk, Witko, Koreny. Third row: Moran, Krupak, Carr, Dougalas, Williams, Tvorak, Mathers, Lincavage, Harris, Kennedy, Iuris, Kalanik, Brehl, Gorski. Fourth row: George, Riemensnyder, Weiss, Aniol, Sooby, Jones, Delaney, Dobrinsky, Pyatt, Warick, Grabko, Pettit. Fifth row: Pohorilak, Coll- mcmn, Hyzinski, Galatko, Miller, Chudoba, Petro, Gudaitis, Giddo, Ritchie, Bruno. Absent: Graham, Reilly, Kelly. Twenty-three Betty Abend Morris Aberbach .a :tit-H T mg, BETTY ALICE ABEND. Grant, Commercial. Typing Club: Girl Reserves: Service Club: Geography Club: Homemakers' Club: May ' Festival: Biology Club. MORRIS IRVING ABERBACH. Guthrie, Commercial. Stamp Club: Aviation Club: Bowling Club: Boots cmd Saddle. ' l.fdi ,ru rt WY A QYEMG QWQ George Adams Robert Ahleman GEORGE WILLIAM ADAMS. Grant, Gen- eral. Reserve Orchestra: Band, 4: Hi'Y, 3: Science Club: Iournal Reporters': Minstrelsi Freshman Orchestra. ROBERT BERNARD AHLEMAN. Courtright, General. Iournal Re- porters': Biology Club: Geography Club: Boots and Saddle: Track: Hi-Y. Ieanette Albert Francis Alexis Raymond Allen Rita Allen Dorothy Androkitis Lea Aniol IEANETTE KATHERINE ALBERT. Sacred Heart, General. Girl Reserves, 4: Art Club: Gym Exhibit: Varieties: Hobby Club: Service Club: Biology Club: Geography Club: Homemakers' Club: Boots and Saddle. FRANCIS CHARLES ALEXIS. S. 6 S. Memorial, General. Track, 3: Bowling: Lettermen's Club: Boots and Saddle. RAYMOND ALLEN. S. 6- S. Memorial, General. Biology Club. RITA ANN ALLEN. S. :S S. Memorial, General. Secretary, German Club: Girl Reserves: Gym Exhibit: Volleyball: Basketball: Biology Club: Homemakers' Club. DOROTHY ANDROKITIS. Union, General. Girl Reserves, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Gym Exhibit: Biology Club: Operetta: Christmas Play. LEO JOHN ANIOL. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: President: Fresh- man, Sophomore Classes. Coughlin: Geography Club: Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y. GRACE ETHEL ARMSTRONG. West Pittston. General. West Pittston: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Glee Club: Girls' Tri-HiAY: Basketball: Baseball. Coughlin: Girl Reserves: Service Club: Boots and Saddle. EVELYN IEANNE AUSTIN. S. 6 S. Memorial, General. Service Club: A Capella Choir. 2: Homemakers' Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Varieties: Gym Exhibit: Christmas Play. CATHERINE CECILA BABUS- CSAK. Grant, Commercial. German Club. 2: Service Club: G. A. A.: Stamp Club: Senior Select Chorus. Graco Armstrong Ieanne Austin Catherine Babuscsak Twenty-four Iohn Bailey Madeline Baker Frances Baloga Theresa Baloga Thomas Baltuskonis Iohn Bardiclc IOHN IOSEPH BAILEY. S. 6 S. Memorial, General. Bowling Club: Baseball: Aviation Club: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle. MADELINE MARY BAKER. Grant, Commercial. Service Club: German Club,Z: Senior Select Chorus: Biology Club: Typing Club: Operetta: Christmas Play. FRANCES BALOGA. Sacred Heart, General. Biology Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Homemakers' Club: Student Serv- ice Committee: Geography Club: Gym Exhibit: Boots and Saddle. THERESA EMILY BALOGA. Sacred Heart, General. Senior Select Chorus: Student Service Committee: Biology Club: Volleyball: Basketball: Gym Exhibit: Christmas Play. THOMAS IOHN BALTUSKONIS. Courtright, General. Football, 3: Track, 2: Boots and Saddle: Hi'Y: Bowling Club: Biology Club: Masquers: Avia- tion Club. IOHN GERALD BARDICK. Grant, General. Geography Club: Hi-Y, 4: Boots and Saddle: Biology Club. Ann Barnett Lawrence Barrett Mary Bartoletti Nicholas Basta Marrietta Becker Anne Bednar ANN BARNETT. Grant, Commercial. Speakers' Club: Iournal Campaign Speaker: Breidlin Campaign Speaker: Girl Reserves: Speech Choir: Senior Select Chorus: Service Club. LAWRENCE PATRICK BARRETT. Columbia, General. Science Club: Stage Crew, 2: Geography Club: Swimming Club, 2: Boots and Saddle: Cafeteria Usher, 2. MARY ANN BARTOLETTI. S. 6. S. Memorial, Commercial. luriior Ushers: French Club: Typing Club: Service Club: Biology Club: Homemakers' Club. 'NICHOLAS BASTA. S. 6: S. Memorial, General. MARRIETTA ELEANOR BECKER. Union. Comercial. Iournal Reporters': Business Staff, Board of Publica- tions: Girl Reserves, 4: Biology Club: Boots and Saddle: Geography Club. ANNE BEDNAR. Courtright, General. Girl Reserves: Service Club: Biology Club: Gym Exhibit: French Club: Basketball: Volleyball. Claire Bernhardt Thomas Blanche Elizabeth Birkbecl-2 Helen Biros Stephen Biros Pearl Blum CLAIRE BERNHARDT. St. Iohn's, General. Bank Cashiers: Girl Reserves: Homemakers' Club: Boots and Saddle: Service Club: Biology Club. THOMAS BIANCHE. S. 6, S. Memorial, General. Football: Baseball: Hi-Y: Bowling Club: Boots and Saddle. ELIZA- BETH IANE BIRKBECK. Pine, General. Girl Reserves, 4: Biology Club: Service Club: Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Gym Exhibit. HELEN BETTY BIROS. Sacred Heart, General. Service Club: Girl Reserves: Homemakers' Club: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Play: Operetta: Ping Pong Tournament. STEPHEN WILLIAM BIROS. Sacred Heart, General. Student Service Committee: Track, 2: Hi-Y: Lettermen's Club: Science Club: Geography Club: Biology Club. PEARL MINETTE BLUM. Guthrie, College Aca- demic. German Club: A Capella Choir: Geography Club: Biology Club: Girl Reserves. MADELINE THERESA BOBACK Courtriqht College Aca demic Junior Ushers Girl Reserves 2 Secretary Girl Re serves Senior Select Chorus Geography Club 3 Trench Club 2 Biology Club Art Club EDWIN WILLIAM BOB Manager, Chapel Oration Track Custodian VERA MARIE BOHAC Columbia College Academic French Club Girl Reserves Stamp Club Biology Club Service Club Boots and Saddle Chap l Program May Festival Kovvsxl. omni, Genemij Bowialtg Club: Minstrels: Track Madeline Boback Edwin Bobkowski Vera Bohm: Twenty live Stella Bonk Lena Bontempi Edward Boshct Anno Bosher Stanley Boyer E X STELLA BONK. Sou'h Grant, College Academic. German Club, 2: Vice President, German Club: Masquers: arieti s: Seniorgl Reserves: Senior Select Chorus: Service Club: Operetta: Christmas Play: Chapel Program: Speech Choir: May Festival. LENA SHARON BONTEMPI. S. G S. Memorial, General. Biology Club: Boots and Saddle: Geography Club: Homemakers' Club: Girl Re- serves. EDWARD BOSHA. S. :S S. Memorial, General. Aviation Club: Biology Club: Cafeteria Ushers, 2: Assistant Bank Cashier. ANNE MARGARET BOSHER. Grant, General. Gym Exhibit: Girl Reserves, 2: Basketball, 2: Volleyball: May Day Pageant: Biology Club. STANLEY BOYER. Guthrie, General. IAMES ALOYSIUS BOYLE. Grant, General. Basketball: Track: Art Club: Geography Club: Hi-Y, 4: Avialion Club: Art Staff, Board of Publications: Mirxstrels. Z Margaret Brehl Mildred Brico William Brice Jerome Brill Helen Bromuko Helen Broso MARGARET REI-I BREHL. St. Nicholas, Commercial. Business Stall, Board of Publications: French Club: Girl Reserves, 4: Boots and Saddle. MILDRED MARGARET BRICE. St. Iohn's, Commercial. Geography Club: Girl Reserves: Business Stall, Board of Publi- cations: Service Club: Christmas Play: Operetta: Senior Select Chorus. WILLIAM IOHN BRICE. St. Iohn's, General. Hi-Y: Avia- tion Club, Z: Senior Select Chorus: Geography Club: Science Club. IEROME BRILL. Grant, Commercial. Art Staff, Board ol Publi- cations: Freshman Orchestra: Minstrels: Bowling Club. HELEN CHARMAYNE BROMUKO. Grant, General. Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Homemakers' Club: .Geography Club. HELEN MARIE BROSE. Columbia, General. Geography Club: Commercial Art Club: Biology Club: Girl Reserves: Gym Exhibit: Boots and Saddle. t 1 Kathryn Brown Rebecca Brown George Bruno Anne Bucknavage Francis Buczynski Elizabeth Burke KATHRYN CAROLINE BROWN. S. 6. S. Memorial, Commercial. Service Club, 4: Girl Reserves, 2: Biology Club: May Festival: Homemakers' Club. MARY REBECCA BROWN. Laurel Run, General. Girl Reserves: Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Geog- raphy Club: Homemakers' Club: Biology Club. GEORGE BRUNO. Columbia, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Typing Club: Student Service Committee: French Club. ANNE MARIE BUCKNAVAGE. South Grant, College Academic. Iunior Ushers: French Club, 2: President, French Club: Iournal Reporters': Bank Cashiers, 2: G. A. A., 3. FRANCIS EDWARD BUCZYNSKI. St. Stanislaus, Com- 1'.S.-e' :M :'-: :' : ':' . ...- I ' ' ' Club asquers H1Y Band Senior Play Chapel Oratron Mmstrels ELIZABETH IANE BURKE S 61 S Me Club: Service Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Biology Club: May Festival: Homemakers Club. nerctal peak rs morial IEANNE EULALIA BURKE St lohns General Volley ball Boots and Saddle Treasurer Homemakers Club Girl Reserves 3 Biology Club Basketball Geography Club KATHRYN ROSE BURKE North Comme cial Art Club Rep resentatlve Red Cross Convention Hazleton Senior Select dent G A A Volleyball 3 Girl Reserves 4 Commercial Art Club 2 MARIE EVE BURKO Guthrie General Stu dent Service Committee Senior Select Chorus Cym hxltibit Chorus: Operetta: Senior Typing Club: G. A., 3: Presi- Iecmne Burke Kathryn Burke Marie Burko Twenty-six I.w'fffJ6t'f.1Lf.' l Gerald Burns Jean Burt Alberta Callahan Anno Campbell William Cardimona Aileen Carr GERALD IOHN BURNS. S. 6: S. Memorial, Commercial. Senior Typing Club: Iournal Reporters': Christmas Play: Operetta: Senior Select Chorus. IEAN MARY BURT. Columbia, College Aczrdemic. French Club: Girl Reserves. 4: Stamp Club: Service Club: Boots and Saddle. ALBERTA MARIANNE CALLAHAN. St, Iohn's, General. Girl Reserves, 2: Hobby Club: Biology Club: Geography Club: Homemakers' Club. ANNE THERESA CAMPBELL. St. Iohn's, General. Girl Reserves, 4: Bank Cashiers': Hobby Club, 4: Amateur Night: Senior Select Chorus: Geography Club. WILLIAM CARDIMONA. S. G S. Memorial, General. Track: Swimming Club. AILEEN MARIE CARR. East End, College Academic. Business Staff, Board of Publications: President. Student Service Com- mitee: Girl Reserves, 4: President, Inter-Club Council Girl Reserves: Geography Club, 2: French Club. Q4BobL ?g Iohn Cavanaugh Helen Cawley Edward Check Ann Chiris Florence Chopko ROB RT DOMINIC CARRETTA. S. G S. Memorial, General. H1-Y, 2, Senior Select Chorus, Geography Club: Minstrels. IOHN EUSEBIUS CAVANAUGH. Holy Saviour, Commercial. German Club. 2: Hi-Y, 2: Aviation Club: Bank Cashiers'. 3: Iournal Report- ': . . . Iohn's, C ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ers Boots and Saddle HELEN CLARE CAWLEY St ommercral A Capella Choir, Senior Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Homemakers' Club, 2: Volleyball. EDWARD FRANCIS' Sacred Heart, General. Boots and Saddle: Iournal Reporters': Sec- retary, Bank Cashiers': Geography Club: Select Chorus. ANN MARIE CHIRIS. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Ge- ography Club. 2: Girl Reserves, 2: Service Cl , Club' Boots and Saddle. FLORENCE ROSE CHOPKO. Sacred Heart, General. Bank Cashiers': Masquers: Geoj? Club: Speakers' Club: Senior Select Chorus: Operetta. Ioseph Chopko Michael Chopko Andrew Chuba Iohn Chudoba Stella Ciesla Christine Cilwik IOSEPH IOHN CHOPKO. Sacred Heart, General. Band, 3: Varieties, 3: Bowling Club: Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y, 2: Minstrels. MICHAEL EDWARD CHOPKO. Sacred Heart, College Technical. Masquers: President, Science Club: Cafeteria Usher. 2: Lite-Saving Club: Iournal Reporters': Senior Play: Minstrels, 2. ANDREW MICHAEL CHUBA. Sacred Heart, General. Amateur Night, 2: Min- strels, 2: Senior Hi-Y, 2: Bowling Club, 2: Boots and Saddle. IOHN CHUDOBA. Guthrie, Commercial. Mantle Orator: Head Bank Cashier: President, Speakers' Club: Masquers: Christmas Play. 2: Chapel Oration, 2. STELLA PEGGY CIESLA. St. Stanislaus, General. Geography Club, 3: Stamp Club: Homemakers' Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Service Club. CHRISTINE ROSE CILWIK. SS. Peter and Paul's. Commercial. Typing Club: French Club: Geography Club: Senior Select Chorus: Service Club: Homemakers' Club. , .1 A of 14f.ewQff'V'f CHESTER ROY CLARK. Oliver, General. Nlasquersg Speakers' Club: Bowling Club: Science Club: Hi-Y: Stamp Club: Track: Senior Play: Minstrels: Brerdlin Skit: laurnal Campaign Speaker. THOMAS IOSEPH COLLINS. Court- right. General. A Capella Choir. 2: Head Cheerleader: Speakers' Club: Masquers: Senior Select Chorus: Science Club: Minstrels, 2. SPENCER I-IOWE COLLMANN. Court right, College Academic. Band: Varsity Orchestra, 3: Iour- nol Reporters': Student Service Committee. Chester Clark Thomas Collins Spencer Collmann Twenty-seven S Af-' ' E ' ips-Q 'vw---I , .X,..k. ,. .X.,, .-,, .Q-- s ::.f Wm W Guy Conner Iean Cranston 1 GUY CONNER. Plains High School, Gen- eral. Bowling Club: Geography Club: Biol- ogy Club: Hi-Y. JEAN MARION CRANSTON. Courtright, College Academic. French Club: Girl Reserves, 3: Freshman Orchestra: Biol- ogy Club: Stamp Club: A Capella Choir: Art Club: Chapel Program. Iames Crowder Lucy Cybulski. IAMES HUGO CROWDER. Courtright, Gen- eral. Band, 4: Freshman Orchestra: Reserve Orchestra: Varsity Orchestra: Masquers: Speakers Club: Hi-Y, 2. LUCY CYBULSKI. SS. Peter and Paul's. General. A Capella Choir, 2: Parents Night: Christmas Play: Fashion Show: May Festival. Peter Czarnota Rita Daniels Basil Danilak Susan Danko Anastasia Dasheski Gwynvil Davies PETER CZARNOTA. South Grant, General. Biology Club: Senior Select Chorus: Stamp Club: Geography Club: Aviation Club. RITA ANN DANIELS. St. Iohn's, General. Biology Club: Geography Club: Service Club: Treasurer, Service Club: Girl Reserves: May Festival. BASIL DANILAK. Columbia, General. Masquers: Speakers' Club: Cheerleader: Iournal Reporters', 2: Bank Cash- iers': Minstrels: Student Service Committee. SUSAN DANKO. Guthrie, General. Geography Club: Fashion Show: Homemakers' Club: Biology Club: G. A. A.: Service Club: May Festival. ANASTASIA DASHESKI. Guthrie, General. Senior Select Chorus: Senior Girl Reserves: Service Club: Christmas Play: Parents' Night. GWYNVIL DAVIES. S. 61 S. Memorial, General. Girl Reserves: Home- makers' Club: Operetta: Senior Select Chorus: lournal Reporters'. DONALD LEO DAVIS S G S Memonal General Geog xaphy Club Biology Club H1Y Bowlmg Club MARGARET MARIE DAVIS Columbia General Senior Select Chorus Girl Reserves 3 Boots and Saddle Service Club Operetta Christmas Play Program Parents Night Biology Club DELANEY Holy Saviour Commercial Iumor Ushers Bank Cashiers 2 Typing Club German Club Aviation Club Boots and Saddle Hornemakers' club: May' Festivaln 2. roszzrt-I FRANCIS Donald Davis Margaret Dgvis Joseph Delaney Twenty-eight Irene Demellier Iohn De Pietro Ann Devanuo Julia De Vizict Marion Dinan Helen Driistran IRENE MARY DEMELLIER. Holy Saviour, Commercial. Typing Club: Geography Club: Girl Reserves, 3: Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle. IOHN MICHAEL DE PIETRO. St. Nicholas, General. Bowling: Baseball: Boots and Saddle: Aviation Club: Senior I-li-Y: Amateur Night. ANN DEVANUE. Grant, General. Senior Select Chorus: May Festival: Operetta: Fashion Show: Girl Re- serves. IULIA CLEMENTINE DE VIZIA. North, Commercial. Fashion Show: Geography Club: Homemakers' Club: French Club: G. A. A.: Service Club, MARION IOAN DINAN. S. G S. Memorial, General. Masquers: Speakers' Club: Iournal Skit: Senior Select Chorus: Iournal Campaign Speaker: Boots and Saddle: Operetta. HELEN DNISTRAN. Grant, Commercial. Geography Club: Home- makers' Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: Service Club: Fashion Show. Iohn Dobrinsky Ellen Dodgo Alfred Dombroski Iean Donohue Marion Dougalafz Iohn Drendall IOHN DOBRINSKY. Grant, General. Iunior Ushers: lournal Reporters': German Club, 2: Varieties: Senior Select Chorus, ELLEN MARGELIA DODGE. Cooperstown, N. Y., General. Coughlin: Hobby Club: Girl Reserves: Service Club: Senior Select Chorus: Operet'a. ALFRED ANTHONY DOMBROSKI. SS, Peter and Paul's, General. Biology Club: Geography Club: Senior Select Chorus: Hi-Y, 2: Boots and Saddle. IEAN MARGARET DONOHUE. S. 6: S. Memorial, College Academic. Editorial Staff, Board of Publica- tions, 3: Girl Reserves, 4: French Club. MARION GENEVIEVE DOUGALAS. Grant. Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Masguers: Senior Play: Hobby Club, 4: Speakers' Club. IOHN VALENTINE DRENDALL. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: Football, 2: Baseball: Boxing. Coughlin: Bowling Club, 2: Hi-Y. 1 f f ' l vi i J ' -I :AE ,M F: 5 Lewin Druttner Rober: Dunphy Elizabeth Dunstan Theodoro: Durinski Emma Dvorak Dorothy Dwozkosk LEWIS ANDREW DRUFFNER. St. Iohn's, General. Bowling Club: Hi-Y: Student Service Committee: Geography Club: Science Club. ROBERT EMMETT DUNPHY. Freeland High School, General. Freeland: Iunior Activity Committee: Iunior Ushers. Coughlin: Drum Major, Band: Bank Cashiers'. ELIZABETH IANE DUNSTAN. Union, Commercial. Typing Stall, Board of Publications: Typing Club: Speakers Club: Masquers: Iournal Reporters: Properly Crew. THEODORA ELAINE DURINSKI. South Grant, General. Stu! dent Service Committee: Homemakers' Club, 3: Iournal Reporters'. EMMA LOUISE DVORAK. St. Iohn's, Cmomercial. Hobby Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Sewing Club. DOROTHY ANTOINETTE DWORKOSKI. South Grant, Commercial. G. A. A., Z: Biology Club: Homemakers' Club: Senior Girl Reserves. Nicholas Dybach Iessio Edwards Merle Edwards Twenty-nine aff' Margaret Eicko Iohn Elinski Charles Elliot: Kathryn Ellman Mary Emericl: Mario English MARGARET ETHEL EICKE. North, General. A Capella Choir: Bank Cashiers': Iournal Reporters': Varieties: Hobby Club: Girl Reserves: Swimming Club: Amateur Night. IOHN ELINSKI. S. 6. S. Memorial, General. Track: Swimming Club. CHARLES IOSEPH ELLIOTT. St. Iohn's, General. Senior Select Chorus: Iunior Hi-Y: Senior Hi-Y: Minstrels: Chrisimas Program: Operetta: Geography Club: Biology Club: Track. KATHRYN IANE ELLMAN. Grant, Commercial. Speakers' Club: Iournal Campaign Speaker: Breidlin Campaign Speaker: Iournal Reporters: Girls' Speech Choir. MARY ANN EMERICK. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Senior Girl Re- serves: Service Club: Fashion Show: Gym Exhibit: May Festival. MARIE CATHERINE ENGLISH. S. 6. S. Memorial, General. G. A. A.: Homemakers' Club: Boots and Saddle: Biology Club: Senior Select Chorus: Operetta. - Iohn Evanchicl: Dorothy Evans Eleanor Evans Mary Evans Leo Everett Robert Fahrinqer IOHN EVANCHICK. Grant, General. Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Senior Hi-Y: Aviation Club: Bowling Club: Track. DOROTHY MARY EVANS. East End, Commercial. Girl Reserves, 4: Speakers' Club: Masquers: French Club. ELEANOR LINDA EVANS. Grant, College Academic. Girl Reserves, 4: Service Club: French Club: Senior Select Chorus: Operetta: May Festival. MARY LOUISE EVANS. Guthrie, General. A Capella Choir, 2: Typing Club: Speakers' Club: Girl Reserves, 2: G. A. A.: Basket- ball: Homemakers' Club: Varieties. LEO ALOYSIUS EVERETT. Courtright, General. Track, 3: Iunior Hi-Y: Bowling Club: Boots and Saddle: Aviation Club. ROBERT FRANKLIN FAHRINGER. Meyers, General. Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y: Bowling Club: French Club: Typing Club: Biology Club: Stamp Club: Aviation Club. Ierinio Fallroski Edmund Falkowski Francis Farrell Donald Fasseti Thomazz Fehe: Robert Fehlinqher IENNIE ELEANOR FALKOSKI. Grant, Commercial. Masquers: Speakers' Club: Hobby Club, 4: Amateur Night, 4: Varieties, 2: Boots and Saddle: French Club: Typing Club. EDMUND STANLEY I-'ALKOWSKL Grant, General. Band, 4: Senior Select Chorus: Football: Senior Hi-Y: Track: Student Service Committee. JAMES FRANCIS FARRELL. S. 6. S. Memorial, General. Science Club: Minstrels. 2: Journal Reporters': Baseball, 2: Hi-Y: Bank Cashiers'. DONALD ALBERT FASSETT. S. 6. S. Memorial, General. Hi-Y: Geography Club: Senior Select Chorus: Minstrels: Boots and Saddle. THOMAS PATRICK FEHER. St. Mary's, General. Track. 2: Football Manager, 2: Hi-Y, 2: Bowling Club: Lettermen's Club: Boots and Saddle. ROBERT EDWARD FEHLINGER. S.. 6. S. Me- morial, General. Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y, 2: Sergeant-at-Arms, Hi-Y. HARRY LOUIS FIERVERKER Grant General Vice Presx dent Masquers Speakers Club Typing Club Science Club Stamp Club Z Chapel Programs Minstrels Senior Select Chorus Student Service Committee Cate ena Cash Speakers Club Geography Club Iournol Campatgn Speak er Christmas Play Speech Choir IEANNE MARIE FLADD St Johns College Academic Girl Reserves French Club Biology Club Boots and Saddle May Festival ier: Lincoln Play. ISADORE rinnvsnxr:n.' omni. General: Harry Fierverker Isadoro Fierverkei Ieanno Fladd Thirty lean Flaherty Marian Flosser Herbert Frankel Charles Fritzges Dorothy Gabanct Joseph Galatkn IEAN FLAHERTY. East End, General. Geography Club: Homemakers' Club: Girl Reserves: Senior Select Chorus. MARIAN IOAN FLOSSER. Holy Saviour, College Academic. Girl Reserves: French Club: Senior Select Chorus. HERBERT FRANKEL. New Utrecht High School, Brooklyn, N. Y., General. Brooklyn: French Club: Spanish Club: Cheering Squad: Photography Club. CHARLES AN DREW FRITZGES. S. G S. Memorial, General. Chaplain, Hi-Y: Geography Club. 3: Speakers' Club: Aviation Club, 3: Commercial Art Club, 2. DOROTHY MARIE GABANA. Sacred Heart, General. Homemakers' Club. 2: Service Club: May Festival: Fashion Show: Parents' Night. IOSEPH EUGENE GALATKO. Guthrie, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Masquers: Speakers' Club: Editorial Staff Board of Publications: French Club: Typing Club: Senior Play. William Galdun Helen Garwacki Helen Gaughan Iames Gavin lean Mario Gavin Louise Geiclc WILLIAM JOSEPH GALDUN. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Typing Club: Bowling Club, 2: Boots and Saddle: Senior Hi-Y: Base- ball, 2. HELEN RITA GARWACKI. SS. Peter and Paul's, Commercial. French Club: Typing Club. HELEN CLAIRE GAUGHAN. Holy Saviour, Commercial. Girl Reserves, 3: Senior Select Chorus: Operetta: Christmas Program: May Festival: Fashion Show: Service Club, IAMES GERALD GAVIN. S. 6. S. Memorial, General. Track: Baseball. JEAN MARIE GAVIN. S'. Iohn's, College Aca- demic. Masquers: French Club: Girl Reserves, 4: Speakers' Club: Student Service Committee: Geography Club: Christmas Play. LOUISE ELIZABETH GEICK. North, Commercial. Iournal Reporters': Girl Reserves: Speakers' Club: Art Club: Iournal Campaign Speaker: Breidlin Campaign Speaker: Christmas Play: Boots and Saddle: Speech Choir. Iano George lohn Giddo Andrew Gomba William Gombct Catherine Gordon Ruth Gorski IANE GEORGE. Union, Commercial. Masquers: Speakers' Club: Senior Play: Typing Club: Student Service Committee: Bank Cashiers': Christmas Play: French Club: Senior Select Chorus. IOHN EUGENE GIDDO. Guthrie, College Academic. Masquers: Speakers' Club' French Club: Iunior Ushers: Christmas Play. ANDREW GREGORY GOMBA. St. Mary's Greek, Commercial. Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y: Brom.: ' Club. WILLIAM IOSEPH GOMBA. St. Mary's Greek. General. Hi-Y: Iournal Reporters': Bank Cashiers': Biology Club. CATHERINE IANL. GOIRDCZN. Holy Saviour, Commercial. Service Club: Girl Reserves: Homemakers' Club: Geograe phy Club: Iournal Reporters: Fashion Show. RUTH RITA GORSKI.. Ashley High School. Commercial. Ashley: May Festival: Gym Exhibit: Iunior Glee Club. Coughlin: Geography Club: French Club: Typing Club. IOHN IOSEPH GOSCIEWSKI. Guthrie. General. Mas- quers 2' Speakers' Club' I-liY' Swimming Club Armistice Day Program Christmas Play Senior Play Lincoln Play OLGA GRABKO Courtrxght College Academic Iumor Ushers Varsitv Orchestra 2 Art Club 4 German Club WALTER IAMES GRAHAM Holy Saviour College Techm cal Editor in Chief Board ot Publications Ediorial Staff 3 French Club Student Service Committee 2: lunior Ushers: Masquers: Speakers' Club: Science Club. ' Iohn Gosciewski Olga Grabko Walter Graham Thirty-one I - lil, T 5 Vi L,.,- ' '-,. ...., 'fr e 3 I Y. ,i2,1ff:1?25?l' J X ' Smal Dorothy' Gregory William Gudaitis .. . T, , . b .. A, 'Q 'Z': ' ' A AJ DOROTHY MINNIE GREGORY. Laurel Run. General. President, Service Club: Fashion Show: Senior Select Chorus. WILLIAM VIC- TOR GUDAITIS. St. Iohn's, College Acct- demic. Editorial Staii, Board of Publications: Masquers: Speakers' Club: Iunior Ushers: French Club: German Club: Senior Play. Stella Gull Michael Gurdock serves. MICHAEL GEORGE GURDOCK. S l termen's Club, 2: Boots and Saddle: Football l 2: Track, 2: Tumbling, 2. Sally Haberski Rita Handel Francis: Hand: Dorothy Guzinski DOROTHY Saddle: May Festival: Reporters': Art Club: 2: Lettermen's Club. SALLY Academic. German Club, 2: Girl Reserves, 3: Hobby Club, 2: Boots and GUZZO. S. 6: S. Memorial, College Academic. Girl Reserves. 4: Iournal Club: G. A. A. IOSEPH WALTER HABERSKI. Guthrie, General. Basketball. Guthrie, Commercial. Senior Girl Reserves: Senior Select Chorus: Gym Exhibit: Volleyball: Basketball: A Capella Operetta. RITA LEE HANDEI.. Grant, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Operetta: l' Cl b. FRANCIS WILLIAM HANDS. Fashion Show: Gym Exhibit, 2: Service Club: Homemakers' Club: Boots and Saciale: Art u Courtrig ' ' ht, General. Hi-Y, 2: Band, 4: Reserve Orchestra, Z: Iourrial Reporters: Bowling Club: Bank Cashiers. VIOLET GAIL HARRIS S G S Memorial General Iunior Ushers Senior Select Chorus Student Service Committee ONICA HASSAY Sacred Heart Commercial Typing Stat! Board of Publications Typing Club Service Club 4 Gul Reserves Fashion Show Bank Cashiers MARIE THERESA HAUGHNEY Plains High School General Girl Reserves Service Club 2 lournal Reporters Geography Club G A AJ May Festival, Homemakers Club. service Club: Geography cub: opefeng. Acz-iss vsni Violet Harris Agnes Hassay Marie Haughney Thirty-two STELLA LOUISE GULL. Columbia, General. Geography Club, 2: Homemakers' Club, 2: Service Club: Fashion Show: Iunior Girl Re- l 6: S. Memorial, General. Iunior Ushers: Let- Norman Howl-: Iolwn Heffernan Ioseph Hetternan Aneitr: Hetfren Martin Heffren Bertha Henney NORMAN IOHN HAWK. Oliver, General. Treasurer, Senior Class: Geography Club: Football, 3: Track: Lettermen's Club: Boots and Saddle: Stamp Club: Boxing: Intramural Baseball. IOHN IAMES HEFFERNAN. St. Iohn's, General. Chris mas Program: Swim- ming Club: Cooking Club: Hi-Y: Senior Select Chorus: Football. IOSEPH EDWARD HEFFERNAN. Courtright, General. Football: Basketball, 2. ANEITA MARIE I-IFFFREN. East End, General. Geography Club: Fashion Show: Gym Exhibit: Senior Girl Reserves: Swimming Club: Cooking Club: May Festival. MARTIN PAUL HEFFREN. Holy Saviour, Commercial. Bank Cashiers: Boots and Saddle: Tumbling Team: Hi-Y: Life Saving: Stamp Club: Bowling Club: Iournal Reportersf BERTHA ROSE HENNEY. St. Iohn's, College Academic. Girl Reserves, 3: German Club, Z: Geography Club, 2: May Festival. Carl Heylelc Cyrillc: Hodun Ann Hoffman Gertrude Hogan Arline Hontzz Charles Hoove: CARL THOMAS HEYLEK. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Bowling Club, Z: Senior Hi-Y: Manager, Baseball, 2: Boots and Saddle: Biology Club. CYRILLA ELIZABETH HODUN. SS. Peter and Paul's, General. Service Club: Senior Select Chorus: Operetta: May Festival. ANN DOROTHY HOFFMAN. East End, General. Homemakers' Club, 2: Boots and Saddle: Parents' Night: May Festival: Iunior Girl Reserves. GERTRUDE REGINA HOGAN. Laurel Run, General. Iournal Rcporters': Service Club: Senior Select Chorus: Operetta. ARLINE DOROTHY HONTZ. Pine, Commercial. Girl Reserves, 4: Homemakers' Club: Student Service Committee: Cook- ing Club: May Festival: Gym Exhibit: Service Club: Fashion Show. CHARLES EDWARD HOOVER. Union, General. Miristrels: Football Manager, 2: Baske'ball Manager, 3: Stage rew, 4. Iulia Hopiak Edward Horensky Margare: Houston Robert Hawley Stella Humanil-1 Anno Hurley IULIA HOPIAK. S. 6, S. Memorial, Commercial. Girl Reserves, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Operetta: Homemakers' Club: Fashion Show: May Festival. EDWARD HORENSKY. Guthrie, General. Boys' Cooking Club: Science Club: Minstrels: Track: Geography Club. MARGARET IANE HOUSTON. Grant, Commercial. G. A. A., 3: Homemakers' Club. 2: Girl Reserves, 4: Student Service Committee. ROBERT ALOYSIUS HOWLEY. East End, Commercial. A Capella Choir, 2: Masquers: Student Service Committee: Speakers' Club: Speech Choir: Hi-Y. STELLA MARIE HUMANIK. St. Stanislaus, General. Service Club: Homemakers' Club, 2: Iunior Girl Reserves: Geography Club. ANNE PATRICIA HURLEY. South Grant, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Masquers: Speak- ers' Club: Leader, Majorettes: President, Girl Reserves: President, G. A. A. BERNARD HYZINSKI Grant College Technical Iunior Ushers Iournal Reporters Science Club Aviation Club MARION IANET IACKSON Union General Senior Select Chorus Operetta May Festival Girl Reserves Red Cross Nursing Homemakers Club ARTHUR IENKINS North mens Club 2 Band 3 Freshman Orchestra Reserve Or chestra 2 A Capella Choir 2 Senior Select Chorus H1Y 4 Secretary I-!iY Minstrels 2 Science Club 3 College Technical. Varsity Track, 2: Cheerleader: Letter: Bernard Hyzinski Marion Jackson Arthur Jenkins: Thirty-three Harry Jenkins Albert Je: Joseph Jez James Iiunta John P. Jones John W. Jones HARRY FREDERICK JENKINS. South Grant, General. Masquers: Stage Crew, 3: Aviation Club, 2: Track. ALBERT FRANCIS JEZ. Sacred Heart, General. Baseball Manager, 2: Hi-Y: Bowling Club: Minstrels: Operetta: Boys' Cooking Club. JOSEPH EDWARD JEZ. Sacred Heart, General. Boys' Cooking Club: Hi-Y, 2: Bank Cashiers': Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus: Bowling Club: Basketball: Baseball: Track. JAMES FRANK IIUNTA. Pittston High School, Commercial. Art Staii: Journal Reporters': Commercial Art Club: Aviation Club: Lite Saving Club: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle: Make-Up Crew. JOHN PAUL JONES. South Grant, General. Stage Crew, 2: Aviation Club, 2: Masquers: Bank Cashiers': Biology Club. JOHN WILLIAM JONES. Courtright, Commercial. Junior Ushers: Boots and Saddle: Stamp Club: Aviation Club: German Club. Luther Jones Rosemary Jump Anne Juris Sophie Juzwicki Mary Kalanil-: Andrew Kandrac LUTHER JONES. Courtright, Commercial. Varsity Orchestra, 2: Editorial Staff, Board ot Publications, Z: Band, 4: Minstrels, 2: Masquers: Christmas Play. ROSEMARY KATHERINE JUMP. Union, Commercial. Junior Ushers: Service Club, 2: Intramural Vol- leyball: Fashion Show: May Pageant. ANNE MARY JURIS. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Junior Ushers: German Club: Geography Club: Gym Exhibit: Service Club: May Festival. SOPI-IIE DOLORES JUZWICKI. SS. Peter and Paul's, General. Service Club: Girl Reserves: Geography Club: Homemakers' Club. MARY ELIZABETH KALANIK. Columbia, Commercial. Junior Ushers: Geography Club, 2: French Club: May Festival: Gym Exhibit: Fashion Show: Speech Choir. ANDREW ADAM KANDRAC. Courtright, Com- mercial. Aviation Club: Junior Life Saving Club: Boots and Saddle: Senior Hi-Y: Track. Kathryn Karl Mario Kasaczun Helen Katacinski Joseph Katany I-'ay Kat: Maryanna Kedro KATHRYN MARY KARL. S. Gr S. Memorial, General. Treasurer, German Club: President, Journal Reporters': Girl Reserves, 3: May Festival. MARIE ANNA KASACZUN. Grant. General. Biology Club: Homemakers' Club: Fashion Show: Girl Reserves. HELEN THERESA KATACINSKI. St. Stanislaus, Commercial. Masquers: Operetta: Chrislmas Play: Senior Select Chorus: Typing Club: Journal Reporters': Girl Reserves, 2: Fashion Show: German Club. JOSEPH MICHAEL KATANY. South Grant, Commercial. Assistant Head Bank Cashier: Secretary, Journal Reporters': Aviation Club, 2: Boots and Saddle: Stamp Club. FAY ANN KATZ. G. A. R., General. Library Club: Sewing Club: Homemaker's Club: Science Club: Art Club. MARYANNA CATHERINE KEDRO. Courtright, General. French Club: Geography Club: Homemakers' Club: Girl Reserves, Z: May Pageant. JOHN JOSEPH KEENAN S 61 S Memorial General Boots and Saddle H1Y Bowling Club Intramural Basket ball Stamp Club Geography Club Track AGNES MARY KELLY S 61 S Memorial Commercial A Capella Choir Z Service Club Homemakers Club 2 Biology Club Girl Reserves 2 Gym Exhibit Christmas Play MICHAEL KELLY S G S Memorial General Baseball, 2 Letter mens Club Bank Cashiers Swimming Club Q . . , . . ' 1 I ' . . 4 I 1 1 . . . . . - . , - 1 P 1 Y . Q . , 1 . . 4 4 . . . . . . , . , - 1 . . f b . . 1 . . John Keenan Agnes Kelly Michael Kelly Thirty-tour Mary Rosa Kennedy Shirley Kenworthy Doris: Kilcullen Helen Kirwan Dorris Knelly Mary Koblowski MARY ROSE KENNEDY. Holy Saviour, College Academic. Editorial Staff, Board oi Publications, 2: Assistant Editor, Board ol Publications: Iunior Ushers: Masquers: Speakers' Club. SHIRLEY IEAN KENWORTHY. North, College Academic. Geography Club: Treasurer, Geography Club: G, A. A., 2: French Club: Girl Reserves, 4: Art Club. DORIS MILDRED KILCULLEN. St. Nicholas. Commercial. G. A. A., Z: Girl Reserves, 4: Boots and Saddle: Homemakers' Club. HELEN ELIZABETH KIRWAN. St. Iohn's. Gen- eral. Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves: May Pageant: Senior Select Chorus. MARION DORRIS KNELLY. Union, Commercial. Girl Reserves, 4: Hobby Club: Senior Select Chorus: Operetta: May Festival. MARY IEANNIE KOBLOWSKI. S. 61 S. Memorial, General. Fashion Show, 2: May Festival: Service Club, Z: G, A. A.: Girl Reserves: Volleyball. Frances Kobukowski John Kopcho Anne Kopec Florenco Koreny Andrew Kosek Anno Kosel-: FRANCES KOBUKOWSKI. Courtright, General. Girl Reserves: Geography Club: May Festival: Service Club: Gym Exhibit. IOHN KOPCHO. Wilkes-Barre Township, General. Student Service Committee: Football, 2: Track, 2: Basketball: Minstrels: Baseball: Let- ter1nen's Club. ANNE SOPHIE KOPEC. South Grant, General. Geography Club: Stamp Club: Basketball: May Festival: Fashion Show: Girl Reserves. FLORENCE PI-IILOMENA KORENY. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Typing Staff, Board of Publications: Typing Club: Iunior Ushers: Service Club, 4: Girl Reserves: German Club. ANDREW CHARLES KOSEK. Courtright, Commercial. Boots and Saddle: Aviation Club: Student Service Committee: Track. ANNE KOSEK. Grant, Commercial. Girl Reserves: Student Service Committee: G. A. A.: Service Club: May Day Festival. Antoinette Kosierowski Stephanie Kosierowski Iosephinc- Koval Dorothy Kovalicl-3 Mary Kozey Estelle Kozibroda ANTOINETTE REGINA KOSIEROWSKI. South Grant. General. Homemakers' Club: Senior Select Chorus: Operetta: Christmas Play, 2: May Festival: G. A. A. STEPHANIE FRANCES KOSIEROWSKI. South Grant, General. Basketball, 4: Geography Club: G. A. A., 2: Ho-nemakers' Club: Girl Reserves: Volleyball. IOSEPHINE MARIA KOVAL. Courtright, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: German Club: Girl Reserves: Homemakers' Club: Christmas Play: G. A. A.. DOROTHY MARIE KOVALICK. G. A. R., Commercial. Opereta: Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves, Z: Geography Club. MARY KOZEY. Grant, General. Senior Select Chorus: Operetta: Geography Club: G. A. A.: Homemakers' Club, 2: Girl Reserves. ESTELLE SYLVIA KOZIBRODA. SS. Peter 6. Pauls, Commercial. Masquers: Senior Play: Varieties: Christmas Play: French Club: Girl Reserves, 2. DONALD IOSEPH KRAUSER S 6: S Memorial College Academic Speakers Club French Club Band 4 Treas urer Freshman Orchestra Science Club Track 2 HiY Journal Breidlin Campaign Speaker CATHERINE CAROLYN Select Chorus Operetta Christmas Play May Festival ANNE DOLORES KRENZEI. St Marys Commercial May Festival Fashion Show Service Club French Club Stamp Club G A A Volleyball Basketball Biology Club KREMPASKY. Guthrie, General. Homemakers' Club: Senior Donald Krause: Catherine Krempasky Anno Krenzel Thirty-five ... A , .... w Dorothy Kreuze: Leocadia Krukowski DOROTHY PAULINE KREUZER. Fairview High School, General. Masquers: Senior Se- lect Chorus: Student Service Committee: Boots and Saddle: Service Club. LEOCADIA MONICA KRUKOWSKI. St. Stanislaus, Com- mercial. Senior Seleci Chorus: Fashion Show: Senior Play: Christmas Play. Florence Krupal-1 Anno Krzykwc: FLORENCE MARY KRUPAK. S. G S. .Me- morial, Commercial, Iunior Ushers: Typing Club: French Club: Girl Reserves, 3: May Festival: Homemakers' Club: Biology Club: Fashion Show: Geography Club. ANNE IOAN KRZYKWA. SS. Peter 6- Paul's, Com- niercial. Anne Kubaugh Edward Kusyli Iosepl: Lacel' Marian Ladner Ruth Landrnesse: Evelyn Lawle: ANNE MARIE KUBAUGH. St. Iohn's, Commercial. Iournal Reporters': Commercial Art Club: Geography Club. EDWARD KUSYK. St. Stanislaus, General. Art Club, 2: Science Club: Hi-Y: Track, 3: Boots and Saddle, 2. IOSEPH ANDREW LACEK. St. Iohn's, Gen- eral. Hi-Y, 2: Bowling Club, 2: Lettermen's Club, 3: Boots and Saddle: Cheerleader: Minstrels. MARIAN ROBERTA LADNER. East End, Commercial. Secretary, Senior Class: Speakers' Club: Girl Reserves, 4: Masquers: Senior Select Chorus: Hobby Club: Oper- etta. RUTH ANNE LANDMESSER. East End, General. Senior Select Chorus: Varieties: German Club, 2: Girl Reserves, 4. EVELYN KATHRYN LAWLER. Union, General. Masquers: Speakers' Club: Hobby Club, 3: Boots and Saddle: Iournal Reporters': Art Stall. Board oi Publications. V3 JOHN IQSEPH LAWLOR Holy Saviour General Track 4 Lettermerds Club 4 President HrY Science Club Mm LAWNEY Guthrie General Football Track 3 Boots and Saddle Sergeant at Arms HIY Lettermens Club 3 Sci ence Club Volunteer Frremen Bowling Club IO!-IN MILAN LEHET Guthrie General HQY Mmstrels Commerc1alArt Club 2 Band 4 Freshman Orchestra Varieties 3 Stamp Club, 2: Boots and Saddle. sirens, 2: Speakers' 'ctubg Boots onli sedate. :deans Iohn Lawlo: Eugene Lawney Iohn Lehet Thirty-six Eugene Leoni Emily Lincavag- Edw d L' Ik ar iso s y Helen Loftu: Helen Lukaw Margaret Luka: EUGENE LEONI. Wyoming, General. Typing Club: Bowling Club, 3: Boots and Saddle, 2: Track, 2: Cheerleader: Lettermen's Club: First Aid: Hi-Y, 4. EMILY LINCAVACE. S. :S S. Memorial, College Academic. Bank Cashiers': Iunior Ushers: German Club, 2: Girl Reserves, 2, EDWARD FRANCIS LISOFSKY. St. Stanislaus, Commercial. Speakers' Club: Speech Choir: Bank Cashiers': Iournal Reporters. HELEN CATHERINE LOFTUS. East End, General. A Capella Choir, 2: Varieties: Homemakers' Club 2' Chris - P P ' mas rogram: arents Night: Spring Festival. HELEN LUKAS. Guthrie, Commercial. Senior Typing Club: Senior Select Chorus: Operetta: Christmas Program: May Festival. MARGARET MONICA LUKAS. Columbia, Commercial. Typing Club: German Club, 2: Geography Club, 3: Senior Select Chorus: Service Club: Operetta: Christmas Program: May Festival, Margaret MacDonald Samuel Macekurc: Ioseph Macey Dor th ' M h ll o y a a y Robeic Maie: Sevmou' Maize! MARGARET EDITH MUCDONALD. Courtright, General. Masquers: Speakers' Club: Operetta: Senior Play: A Capella Choir. SAMUEL MACEKURA. Columbia, College Technical. Stamp Club. 2: Avialion Club, 3: Science Club, 2: Iournal Reporters': Min' strels. IOSEPH MICHAEL MACEY. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Operetta: Baseball: Track. DOROTHY VIC- TORIA MAHALLY. East End, College Academic. Iournal Reporters': Girl Reserves, 4: Treasurer, Girl Reserves: Geography Club, 2: French Club: Service Club, 2. ROBERT OSCAR MAIER. St. Nicholas, General. Minstrels, Z: Varieties: Christmas Play: Typing Club: Speakers' Club: Hi'Y, Z: German Club, 2: Science Club: Track. SEYMOUR MAISEL. Grant, Commercial. Editorial Stall, Board oi Publications, 2: Speakers' Club: Hi-Y, 2: Varieties: Minstrels, 2: French Club: Varsity Orchestra. 2: Boots and Saddle. Betty Malloy Isabellr- Mamolc: Orlando Manci Glorir: Marconi Walter Marqolia Iohn Marhelko BETTY IOAN MALLOY. ST. Iohn's, Commercial. Typing Club: I-Iomemakers' Club: Iournal Reporters': French Club: Girl Re serves, 3: Boots and Saddle. ISABELLE PEARL MAMOLA. Plains High School, General. Plains: Drum Majorette 3: Minstrels 2' Clee Club: Physical Exhibit, 3: Basketball, 3: May Festival: Band Concert, 2. ORLANDO MANCI. S. 6. S. Memorial, General. Hi-Y: Minstrels, Z: Operetta: Senior Select Chorus. GLORIA ELIZABETH MARCONI. S. 6. S. Memorial, General. Class Representative: Student Service Committee: Senior Select Chorus: Operelta: Christmas Day Program: Homemakers' Club, 2: President, Homemakers' Club. WALTER IVIARGOLIS. S. G S. Memorial, General. StudentService Committee: Biology Club: Science Club. IOHN MARHEL KO. South Grant, General. Tumbling: Track: Basketball: Baseball: Geography Club: Biology Club. FRANK STANISLAUS MARKO St Stanislaus General Geography Club Science Club Biology Club Iournal Re porters Commercial Art Club Track First Aid I-IELENE ELIZABETH MARKO Guthrie Commercial A Capella Varieties Spring Festival Parents Night Christmas Pro gram May Festival GENEVIEVE ANNE MARTINCAVAGE South Grant Commercial Senior Select Chorus Operetta Hornemakers Club May Festival Christmas Program l Choir, Z. French Club: Home-rriakers' Club: Biology Club: Frank Marko Helene Marko Genev. Martincavaqn Thirty-seven Ioseph Masi Ruth Mathers Leroy Mathews Dolores Mattick William Maughan Rita McAndrew IOSEPH AUGUST MASI. Grant, General. Track, 3: Biology Club: Geography Club: Science Club. RUTH MARIE MATHERS. S. G S Memorial, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: French Club: Typing Club: Speakers Club: Boots and Saddle. LEROY ROBERT ' - ' - ' B 1' Cl b, Hi-Y IVIATHEWS. S. :S S. Memorial, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus, Minstrels, Student Service Committee: ow mg u ' : Baseball 3: Basketball, 2. DOLORES PATRICIA MATTICK. Columbia, Commercial. Girl Reserves: Geography Club: Homemakers' ' Cl b S ' Club Boots and Saddle WILLIAM HENRY MAUGHAN Courtright General. A Capella Choir, 4, Iour- Club: Service u : ewmg : . . , nal Reporters' 3' Bowling Club' Band 2: Hi-Y: Spring Musicale: Reserve Orchestra. RITA ROSE MCANDREW. St. lohn's, Com- 2. nrercial. Hobby Club, 2: Ho Club: Girl R serves, 2: Varieties: Senior Select Chorus: Amaieur Night, 4l.,r:fllf.1Mf p Ieanno McDonough Agnes McElwee Thomas McGeehan Bernard McHugh Corneliu: McHugh James McKeown EANNE MARIE MCDONOUGH St Iohri's Commercial Bank Cashiers' 2' French Club' Girl Reserves, 2: Speakers' Club: Varie- ties: Homemakers' Club: May Festival: Hobby Club: Senior Select Chorus. AGNES VERONICA MCELWEE. Meyers, General. Mey- ' ' ' ' - ' ': G' l R . THOM- ers: Variety Club: Girl Reserves. 2: Art Club: Sewing Club, Elmprmt Reporter, r., Bank Cashier. Coughlrn rr eserves AS MICHAEL McGEEHAN. S. G S. Memorial, General. Iunior Hi-Y: Senior Hi-Y: Biology Club. BERNARD Mcl-IUGH. Columbia, General. Biology Club: Geography Club: Track: Boys' Cooking Club: Hi-Y: Student Service Committee: First Aid: lournal Reporters'. CORNELIUS PATRICK Mcl-IUGH. Columbia, General. Bowling Club, 2: Stage Crew, 2: Minstrels: Amateur Night, 2: Hi-Y. IAMES ANTHONY MCKEOWN. S. 6. S. Memorial, General. Track: Student Service Committee: First Aid. Gerald Meehan Vincent Meluskey Eva Merowsky Fred Meucci Nicholar: Mickulil: lohn Mihovich GERALD PATRICK MEEHAN. St. Iohn's, General. Hi-Y, 2: Science Club: Minstrels, 3: Baseball. Manager: A Capella Choir: Senior Select Chorus: Cheerleader: Boots and Saddle: Lettermen's Club, Z: Hobby Club: Boys' Cooking Club: Christmas Program. ' ' ' ' ' I t l Baseball: Intramural VINCENT IOSEPH MELUSKEY. Grant, General. Science Club, Biology Club, Geography Club, nramura . . ,.. . H Basketball: Bank Cashiers': Student Service Committee: Tumbling: track. EVA MEROWSKY. Columbia, General. Treasurer, ome- makers' Club: Volleyball: Bank Cashiers': G. A. A.: Parents' Night: May Festival: Class Representative, 3. FRED MEUCCI. S .6 S. Memorial, General. NICHOLAS MICKULIK. Hudson, General. Band, 3: Biology Club: Geography Club: Track. IOHN MIHOVICI-I. ' ' '- - ' k' h Cl b. South Grant, General. Science Club: Biology Club: Tumbling: Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Trac , Geograp y u FLORENCE RUTH MILLER East End Commercial Typ mg Club German Club Z Student Service Committee Gul Reserves 2 Hobby Club Senior Select Chorus Speakers Club HELEN ANN MILLER Guthrie General Student Operetta Homernakers Club LAWRENCE MILLER S 6 S Memorial College Technical lunror Ushers Masquers Speakers Club Bank Cashiers 4 Senior Play Mlnstrels Senior Select Chorus HIY Tumbling Team 4 Service Committee: Bank Cashiers, Senior. Select Chorus: Florence Miller Helen Miller Lawrenco Miller Thirty-eight rl, wil-W Stephen Mirolcz Francis Miscavago Dorothy Miskowit.: John Mitchell George Modral: Ichn Mondulicl: STEPHEN ALBERT MIROLA. Guthrie, General. A Capella Choir, 4: Reserve Orchestra, 2: Chapel Oration: Minstrels: Varieties, 4: Amateur Night, 3. FRANCIS ANTHONY MISCAVAGE. St. Ioseph's, General. DOROTHY LOUISE MISKOWITZ. Guthrie, Gen- eral. A Capella Choir: Bank Cashiers': Typing Club: Homemakers' Club: Christmas Program: Parents' Night. IOHN BAIRD MIT- Cl-TELL. Kingston, General. Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus. GEORGE MODRAK. Columbia, College Technical. Science Club, 2: Aviation Club, 2: Vice President, Student Service Committee: Track, 3: Lettermen's Club, 3: Senior Hi-Y, 2. IOHN FRAN- CIS MONDULICK. ' ' ' - Columbia, Commercial. A Capella Choir, 2, Masquers: Speakers' Club: Typing Club: French Club: Senior Select Chorus: Student Service Committee: Christmas Play: Operetta. Kathleen Montague Reginc: Moran Dorothy Moskowitz: Regina Muhc: Claim Mulhern Thomas: Mulligan KATHLEEN EDITH MONTAGUE. Columbia, General. Senior Select Chorus: Homemakers' Club: Bank Cashiers'. REGINA BAR- BARA MORAN. Courtright, Commercial. A Capella Choir: Junior Ushers: Editorial Stall, Board of Publications, 2: Amateur Night, 2: Operetta. DOROTHY MOSKOWITZ. Union, General. Masquers: Boots and Saddle: G. A. A.: Hobby Club: Service Club. RE- GINA BARBARA MUHA. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Homemakers' Club: Speakers' Club: Christmas Play. CLAIRE FRANCES MULHERN. Holy Saviour, College Academic. Editorial Staff, Board of Publications, 2: Assistant Editor: Student Leader, Varsity Or- chestra: Speakers' Club: Masquers: Iunior Ushers. THOMAS FRANCIS MULLIGAN. East End, College Academic. Iunior Ushers: Hi-Y, 2: Track, 4: Football, 3: Science Club: French Club: Boots and Saddle. Nancy Musketnuss Pauline Musko Michael Mykulyn Franl-3 Mardone Charles Nicely Adele Norakus NANCY IANE MUSKETNUSS. North, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Senior Select Chorus: Typing Club: G. A. A., 3: French Club: Bank Cashiers'. 3: Girl Reserves, 4. PAULINE ANN MUSKO. Guthrie, College Academic. Girl Reserves, 4: German Club. 2: Geog- raphy Club. MICHAEL MYKULYN. Guthrie, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Iournal Reporters': Operetta: Senior Hi-Y: Bowl- ing Club. FRANK IAMES NARDONE. G. A. R., General. Boots and Saddle: Senior Hi-Y: Iunior Hi-Y: Biology Club: Art Club: Geog- raphy Club. CHARLES ANDREW NICELY. Courtright, Commercial. Masquers: Boots and Saddle: Minstrels, 2: Operetta: Hi-Y, 2: Senior Play: Varieties: Christmas Play: Senior Select Chorus: A Capella Choir: Chapel Program. ADELE LUCILLE NORAKUS S ' . outh Grant, General. A Capella Choir, G. A. A.: Basketball: Geography Club. . EDWARD ROBERT NOVAK S 6 S Memorial General Science Club Biology Club Bank Cashier Track Tum bling Baseball Basketball Student Service Committee Geography Club IOSEPH EDWARD ODONNELI. Holy Saviour College Academic Boots and Saddle French Club Science Club Hi Y Track Bowling Club lournal Reporters Geography Club IRENE IANE OLINTZ S :S S Memorial College Academic Girl Reserves 4 Biology Club Service Club Boots and Saddle Varieties . . . 4 ' ' 0 Edward Novak Ioseph O'Donnell Irene Olintz Thirty-Nine Mary Ondich Dorothy Oplinge: MARY ONDICH. East End, General. Sen- ior Select Chorus: Operetta: Varieties: Biol' ogy Club: Geography Club, 2. DOROTHY MAE OPLINGER. S. 6- S. Memorial, General. Girl Reserves, 3: Service Club: Bank Cash- iers': Varieties: Fashion Show: Biology Club. Francis Oti: Dolores Owens FRANCIS IOSEPH CTT. St. Nicholas, Gen- men's Club: Senior Select Chorus: lrrst Aid. Commercial. French. Club: Boots and Saddle: serves, 3: Homemakers' Club. Mary Owens Agnes Pace Anne Paddick Steve Panagakos Carmelo Panza Peter' Papatopolt MARY LOUISE OWENS. Courtright, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Student Service Commitee: Operetta: Girl Reserves, 3: French Club. AGNES BERNADETTE PACE. North, General. Homemakers' Club: Secretary, Iournal Reporters': Speakers' Club: Biology Club: Varieties: Iournal, Breidlin Campaign Speaker. ANNE CHRISTINE PADDICK. Columbia, Commercial. Geography Club, 3: Biology Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Homemakers' Club, 2: May Festival. STEVE CONSTANTINE PANAGAKOS. Union, Gen- eral. Commercial Art Club, 2. CARMELA MARIE PANZA. South Grant, College Academic. Masquers: Speakers' Club: Senior Select Chorus: German Club, 2: Operetta: Christmas Play: Boots and Saddle: lournal Reporters: Art Club: Geography Club. PETER ANTHONY PAPATOPOLI. G. A. R., General Track: Science Club: First Aid. DAWN LORRAINE PARK. Beat Creek Township, General. Speakers' Club: French Club: Girl Reserves: Biology Club: Service Club' Christmas Play' Iournal Breidlin Campaign Speaker Speech Chou May Festival GRANT PARK Bear Creek Townshap General Bxology Club ENZO DOMINICK PARRI S G S Memoxxol Commercial A Capella Chor Senior Select Chorus Operetta Vanetses Bank Cashiers loumalCampo1gn Speaker Mmstrels HtY Cooking Club Boots and Saddle: Student Service Committee: Typing Clubl 0 Dawn Park Grant Park Enzo Pcrrri Forty eral. Football, Z: Boots and Saddle: Letter- DOLOREE- MARY OWENS. S. ci S. Memorial. Geography Club: Biology Club: Girl Re- George- Pauster Ioseph Pavlil-3 Andrew Pavlisciral: Helyrt Payne Marion Payne Ioseph Peleal: GEORGE PAUSTER. S. :S S. Memorial, General. Biology Club: Science Club: Geography Club: Swimming Club: Tumbling: Hobby Club: l-li-Y: Art Club: Boots and Saddle: German Club: Lettermen's Club. JOSEPH BERNARD PAVLIK. Sacred Heart, Gen' eral. Minstrels: Iournal Reporters': Bank Cashiers': Boots and Saddle: Student Service Committee, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Oper- etla: Christmas Play: Senior Hi-Y. ANDREW PAVLISCHAK. South Grant, General. Minstrels, 2: Bank Cashiers: Opcretta: Senior Select Chorus: Boo s and Saddle: Christmas Play: Senior Hi4Y. HELYN ROSARIA PAYNE. G. A. R., Commercial. French Club, 3: First Aid, MARION MARGARET PAYNE. Union, Commercial. French Club: Senior Select Chorus: Operetta. IOSEPH PETER PELEAK. Columbia, General. Hi-Y: Aviation Club: Boots and Saddle. Benjamin Peletski Clarc- Perdek Estho: Perrin: Willard Perry Viole: Peterson George Petro BENIAMIN IOHN PELETSKI. St. Ioseph's, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Operetta: Christmas Play: Hi-Y: Boots and Sad- dle: Minstrels. CLARE MARY PERDEK. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: Secretary, Sophomore Class: Science Club: Biology Club: Chapel Oration. ESTHER LOUISE PERRINS. Union, Commercial. German Club: Geography Club: Homemakers' Club: First Aid. WILLARD DONALD PERRY. S. 6. S. Memorial, General. Track: HivY: Geography Club. VIOLET NORMA PETERSON. Court- riaht, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Iournal Reporlers': Geography Club, 2: Operetta: Biology Club: Girl Reserves, 4: Home- niakers' Club. GEORGE EDWARD PETRO. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Typing Club: Treasurer, Masquers: Speak- ers' Club: Hi-Y: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Play: Senior Play: Operetta: Minstrels: Varieties: Football, 2, Mario Petro Nancr- Petro Mary Petrosky Elizabeth Pettit Alice Phoenix William Poad MARIE CATHERINE PETRO. Sacred Heart, General. Service Club: Senior Girl Reserves, Chapel Entertainment: Fashion Show. NANCE THERESA PETRO. Grant, College Academic. Secretary, Iunior Class: Iunior Ushers: Senior Select Chorus: Operetta: Student Service Committee: Girl Reserves, 4: German Club, 2. MARY PETROSKY. Kresgeville, Commercial. Masquers: First Aid: Biology Club: Geography Club: Homemakers' Club. ELIZABETH SEYMOUR PETTIT. Stivers, Nuangola, College Academic. Iunior Ushers: Girl Reserves, Z: Editorial Stall, Board of Publications. 2: Service Club, 2: Geography Club. 2: French Club: May Festival. ALICE ANGELINE PHOENIX. G. A. R., Commercial. French Club. WILLIAM FREDERICK POAD. S. 6. S. Memorial, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Varieties, Operetta: Minstrels: Bowling Club' Cam fire Cooking Club. W HK'-eqflfl 26' qi-QQ.-4. fc--.rf X- -,4'1-... - ROBERT MICHAEL PODRASKY Sacred Heart College Technical Boots and Saddle H1Y 3 Vice President HiY Senior Select Chorus Bowling Club Science Club Chapel Program French Club Cafeteria Usher IOHN GREGORY ers 2 Biology Club Aviation Club lumor HAY CLAIRE HELEN POXORNY Courtright Commercial Girl Reserves Senior Select Chorus Badminton Tournament Operetta Christmas Program. POI-IORILAK. St. Marys Greek. General. Journal Report Robert Podrasky Iohn Pohorilal-3 Claire Pokorny Forty-one lvfxlv ,JI-411449941 .- . JQOVVJ A Florence Pokorny Hildc: Pomeren Fern Poole Beatrice Poveroni Seymou: Puckowiti: Charles Pyat: FLORENCE MADELAINE POKORNY. Courtright, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves: Operetta: Christmas Pro- gram: May Festival. HILDA MAY POMEREN. S. 61 S. Memorial, College Academic. Girl Reserves: German Club, 2: Service Club: Biology Club: May Festival. FERN ANN POOLE. Laurel Run, General. Biology Club: Science Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Boots and Saddle. BEATRICE ELIZABETH POVERONI. Columbia, General. Typing Club: Senior Select Chorus: Operetta: Iournal Reporters': Amateur Night: Varieties. SEYMOUR PUCKOWITZ. Grant, General. Co-Captain, Football: Basketball, 4: Track, 3: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle: Lettermen's Club: Chapel Program: French Club. CHARLES FREDERICK PYATT. S. 61 S. Memorial, College Academic. Iunior Ushers: Band. 2: Bank Cashiers', Z: French Club: Science Club: Journal Reporters,. lt A,,...n.v's'l? 0- 9-val: qnQ l' Ruth Radzavich Stanley Raja Cosimo Reatini Helen Reatini Dorothy Reese Elmer Reese RUT HELEANOR RADZAVICH: Laurel Run, General. Biology Club: Science Club: Girl Reserves: Service Club. STANLEY PETER RAIA. Grant, General, Hi-Y, 2: Varieties: Stamp Club: Track: Operetta: Minstrels: Senior Select Chorus. COSIMO IOHN REATINI. Courtright, General. Track, 2: Senior Hi'Y, 2: Boots and Saddle: Swimming Club: Science Club: Iunior Hi-Y: Biology Club: Avia- tion Club. HELEN DOLORES REATINI. Grant, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves: Christmas Program: Chapel Pro' gram: Homemakers' Club: Biology Club. DOROTHY MARIE REESE. South Grant, Commercial. Girl Reserves, 4: Art Club: Senior Select Chorus: Biology Club: Homemakers' Club: Service Club. ELMER IRVIN REESE. East End, General. Boots and Saddle: Avia, tion Club, 2: Commercial Art Club: Iunior Hi-Y: Senior Hi-Y: Science Club. Mary Reese William Reese Dolores Reilly Mary Reinhard Helen Rembish Marthc: Remcho MARY ALICE REESE. Union, General. Masquers: Speakers' Club: Art Club: lournal, Breidlin Campaign Speaker: Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Operetta. WILLIAM ROBERT REESE. East End, General. Hi-Y, 2: Swimming Club. DOLORES PATRICIA HEILLY. East End, College Academic. Business Stall, Board ot Publications, 2: Iunior Ushers: Senior Select Chorus: Operetta. MARY CLAIRE REINHARD. Meyers, General. Meyers: Sewing Club, 2: Science Club, 2: Glee Club, 2. Coughlin: Homemakers' Club. HELEN IOAN REMBISH. St. Stanislaus, Commercial. Tpying Club: Speakers' Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Iournal, Breidlin Cam- paign Speaker: Homemakers' Club. MARTHA TERESA REMCHO. Courtright, Commercial. Masquers: Speakers' Club: Senior Play: Girl Reserves, 2: Homemakers' Club, 2: Boots and Saddle. WALTER IOY RICE Grant Commercial Typing Club Varsity Orchestra Band 4 Senior Select Chorus Operetta Minstrels Amateur Night 2 Varieties Freshman Orches tra BETTY IANE RIEMENSNYDER North College Aca French Club Biology Club ARNOLD SAMUEL RIFKIN Union College Technlcal Editorial Stall Board oi Publica tions 2 Iuruor Ushers HrY 2 Masquers Cheerleader Mmstrels Scxence Club 3 Operetlcl French Club : . : ' : : w , ' - 1 ' demic. Girl Reserves. 4: Iunior Ushers: Bank Cashiers': ' ' . : ' : '+ . : : : ' : ' .' : : . Walter Rice Betty Riemensnyde: Arnold Rifkin Forty-two 1 I tv . Evelyn Ringlaben William Rinko George Ritchio Lillian Roberts Elizabeth Roche Nicholas Rodocl. EVELYN ALTHEDA RINGLABEN. G. A. R., Commercial. G. A. R.: K. A. K.: German Club: Girl Reserves: Biology Club: Boots and Saddle. WILLIAM RINKO. S. 6- S. Memorial, General. Bank Cashiers': Geography Club: Baseball: Track: Swimming Club. GEORGE BLAKE RITCHIE. S. 6. S. Memorial, General. Editorial Stall, Board of Publications, 2: Hi-Y: Junior Ushers. LILLIAN ELIZ- ABETH ROBERTS. S. 6- S. Memorial, College Academic. Business Stall. Board ol Publications. 2: Iunior Ushers: French Club, 2. ELIZABETH THERESA ROCHE. St. Iohn's, General. Girl Reserves, 4: Vice President, Homemakers' Club: Geography Club. NICH- OLAS RODOCK. Guthrie, Commercial. Masquers: Senior Select Chorus: Hi-Y: Varieties: Armistice Day Program: Operetta: Breidlin Skit: Minstrels. ! ---4 Dorothy Rogan Ioseph Rogan Olgc: Romanicl: Emily Roth Betty Rowland.: loseph Rusnocli DOROTHY ELIZABETH ROGAN. Columbia. General. Girl Reserves: Iournal Reporters': Biology Club: Boots and Saddle: Bank Cashiers'. IOSEPH PATRICK ROGAN. Columbia. General. Hi-Y: Band. 2: Geography Club: Boots and Saddle: Freshman Orches- tra, OLGA ROMANICK. Grant, Commercial. German Club, Z: Girl Reserves, 3: G. A. A., 3: Homemakers' Club, 2: Biology Club: Geography Club: Service Club. EMILY ELIZABETH ROTH. Courtright. Commercial. Biology Club: Girl Reserves: Homemakers' Club: Geography Club: Service Club. BETTY IUNE ROWLANDS. Union, Commercial. Girl Reserves, 4: May Festival: Hobby Club: Homemakers' Club: Senior Select Chorus, IOSEPH ALBERT RUSNOCK. North, College Technical. Hi-Y, 3: Treasurer, Hi-Y, 2: Boots and Saddle: Science Club, 2: Iournal Reporters': Bowling Club, 2. Isabellc- Sabbatini Mildred Saber Alber: Sabol Daniel Sabo! Marthc: Sarakc: Stanley Sarnecki ISABELLE PAULINE SABBATINI. S. 6- S. Memorial, Commercial. Student Service Committee: Homemakers' Club: Girl Reserves ft: Hobby Club. MILDRED MARY SABER. St. Iohn's, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Masquers: Speakers' Club: A Capella Choir, 2: Icurnal Reporters: Bank Cashiers', 3: Typing Club. ALBERT IOSEPH SABOL. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Band, 4: Student Serv- ice Committee: Varsity Orchestra: Varieties. 4: Operetta. DANIEL SABOL. Guthrie, College Technical. Science Club, 2: Treas- urer, Aviation Club, 2: Aviation Club: Senior HiAY. MARTHA VERA SARAXA. Guthrie, General. Senior Select Chorus: Operetta: Parents' Night: Bank Cashiers': Service Club. STANLEY ANTHONY SARNECKI. St. Mary's, General. Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y, 2' Science Club. 2: Aviation Club: Bowling Club: Track. IOHN EARL SCANLON Grant General Bank Cashiers Breidlm Campaign Speaker ADAM EDWARD SCHUSTER Commercial Art Club Boots and Saddle Senior HiY Swimming Club FRANK ANTONY SCHALI. St Stanislaus Speakers Club Christmas Play Armistice Program Oper etta HiY Chapel Oratron Senior Select Chorus Journal S 6 S Memorial General Baseball 3 Commercial. Masquers: Journal Reporters: Minstrels: J '-: ' : ' : . John Scanlon Frank Schall Adam Schuster Forty-three mNr ,..... v ,A.V , V V ,I A Vkrk qsln K I' I I x.k QQ ' t g r QE? ' , . . ::: :: IIN b p Q lean Scureman Mamie Seartosr: IEAN MARY SCUREMAN. St. Iohn's, Gene eral. Homemakers' Club: Senior Select t Chorus: May' Festival: Fashion Show: Girl Reserves: Biology Club: Operetta. MAMIE LEE SEARFOSS. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: Secretary, Sophomore Class: Science Club: Biology Club: German Club. Helen Seicili Helen Segarski HELEN SEFCIK. Sacred Heart, General. Girl Reserves: Homemakers' Club: Service ' Club. HELEN MARIE SEGARSKI. South Grani, General, Geography Club: May Fes- tival. mfr! K , , ..,,. , . . . .. rw--lieu.-vii:,w f..: ..,ci W rs,-fmf,M.awmm,,ri-,-,,,um,u,-e,,,.,.N.Wie M, f I N g Iohn Selepak Franl: Selovef Alicc- Seniul: Romaync- Sennet: Laura Seraiin Carmellc: Serqi IOHN MICHAEL SELEPAK. Sacred Heart, College Technical. Science Club, 2: Boots and Saddle: Aviation Club: Senior Select Chorus. FRANK SELOVER. St. Iohn's, General. Masquers: Speakers' Club: Art Editor, Board of Publications: Art Club, 2: Cheer- leader. Z: Senior Play: Minstrels. ALICE SENIUK. South Grant, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Speakers' Club: Typing Club: German Club, 2: Iournal Reporters': German Club. ROMAYNE BETTY SENNETT. Benjamin Franklin High School, General. Carbondale: Vice President, lunior Class: Dramatic Club. LAURA 'IERESA SERAFIN. SS. Peter and Paul's, General. German Club, Z: Stamp Club: Chapel Program: Bools and Saddle: Fashion Show. CAHMELLA ANNETTE SERGI. North, General. Senior Select Chorus: Operetta: Christmas Program: Girl Reserves, 4: Parents' Night. Anna Setzer Sam Shillabeer Alice Shimborski Forty-four Charlotte Shimko Bernard Shindei' Florence Sikorcz Annc: Skapurc: Marqare: Slactca Mary Slawich CHARLOTTE CHRISTINA SHIMKO. Columbia, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Typing Club: French Club: Speech Choir: Service Club: Stamp Club: Girl Reserves: Lincoln Play. BERNARD PAUL SHINDER. Grant, General. Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y: Lettermen's Club: Varsity Baseball, 2. FLORENCE CHARLOTTE SIKORA. Guthrie, Commercial. French Club: Homemakers' Club: Secretary, Homemakers' Club: Girl Reserves. ANNA MAE SKAPURA. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Biology Club: Fashion Show: Homemakers' Club: A Capella Choir, 2: May Festival. MARGARET SLACTA. Guthrie, Commercial. Gym Exhibit: Biology Club: Stamp Club, Z: Homemakers' Club: Service Club: Typing Club: Geography Club, 2: Fashion Show. MARY SLAWICH. Grant, Commercial. French Club: Girl Reserves: Homemakers' Club: Service Club, 2: May Festival: Stamp Club, Margaref Smith Marioti- Smith Irena' Smolenyal-2 Dorothy Sobol Helen Sochkcv Irenu Sodrosky MARGARET WINIFRFD SMITH. S. 6. S. Memorial, Commercial. Typing Club: Secretary, Typing Club: Girl Reserves: Senior See Iect Chorus: Service Club. MARIORIE MAY SMITH. Guthrie, Commercial. A Capella Choir: Biology Club: Service Club, 2: Home makers' Club: Fashion Show: Boots and Saddle. IRENE SMOLENYAK. Sacred Heart, Commercial. A Capella Choir: German Club: lournal Reporters': Service Club: Boots and Saddle: Fashion Show. DOROTHY LOUISE SOBOL. S. 61 S. Memorial, General. Girl Reserves. 4: Homemakers' Club: Biology Club: Christmas Program: Geography Club: Hobby Club. HELEN SOCHKO. Guthrie, Commercial. French Club: Homemakers' Club: May Festival: Senior Select Chorus: Geography Club. IRENE FRANCES SODRO' SKY. St. Stanislaus, Commercial. Art Club, 3: Secretary, Commercial Art Club: Art Exhibit: French Club: Stamp Club. Josephine Sodrosky Genevievc- Soltis Ioseph Sooby Soudar: Elenoi Stanukenar: William Stanzialo IOSEPHINE THERESA SODROSKY. St. Stanislaus, General. 2: Boots and Saddle: Geography Club, 2. GENEVIEVE SABINA SOLTIS. Columbia, Commercial. Biology Club: Girl ers' Club' Service Club' Club SEPH SOOBY. Courtright, College Academic. Iunior Ushers Play, Varsity Orchestra, German 4: Speakers' Club. KATHRYN SOUDAS. North, Commercial. Service Club: Operetta: French Club: Girl Reserves, 4. ELEANOR RUTH STANUKENAS. Speakers' Club: Chorus: Operetta: Christmas Play. WILLIAM HENRY Nort President Senior Clas ers' Club: Bank Cashiers': Student Service Committee: Senior els. GEORGE STASKO Union General I-IiY 4 Mrnstrels Geography Club 2 President Geography Club Iournal Reporters Science Club Biology Club Boots and Saddle IOHN STEPCHUK Guthrie General HiY Bowling Club Minstrels Track Z Boots and Saddle EDGAR THOMAS ball Track 3 Lettermerrs Club Boots and Saddle HxY 4 Cafeteria Usher Biology Club Senior Select Chorus Boys Looking Club Mlnstrels Manual Training Exhibit srrzrrrnris. s. .sf S.'Memorial. Genera-1.' roorhqri. 21 Basket- - Georgo Stasko Iohn Stepchul-2 Edgar Stephens Forty-five George Stevens Robert: Stotey Ritc: Strol-1 Helen Stulal-1 Madge Styklas Isabel Suhoski GEORGE CALVIN STEVENS. S. :S S. Memorial, College Technical. Vice President, Student Service Committee: Biology Club: Tumbling Team, 4: Volunteer Firemen: Caleteria Usher, 2. ROBERT RICHARD STOFEY. Sacred Heart, College Technical. Avia- tion Club: Science Club: Biology Club. RlTA HEDY STROK. Grant, Commercial. -German Club, 2: Homemakers' Club: Boots and Saddle: May Festival: Senior Select Chorus: Service Club: Geography Club: Girl Reserves. HELEN STULAK. Columbia, Com- mercial, German Club, Z: May Day Festival: Geography Club: Homemakers' Club: Senior Select Chorus: Service Club: Biology Club. MADGE ANDREA STYKLAS. G. A. R., General. Biology Club. ISABEI. RITA SUHOSKI. Sl. Ioseph's, General. French Club: Student Service Committee: Biology Club: Christmas Program: May Festival: Homemakers' Club. Helen Swalil: Helen Swantek Leroy Sweinberq Theodore Swiatkowski Eleano: Symonw Clare Syrort HELEN SWALIK. Guthrie, General. Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves: G. A. A., 2: Senior Tea Committee: Basketball, 4. HELEN BETTY SWANTEK. Guthrie, General. Bank Cashiers': Girl Reserves: G. A. A., 3: Basketball, 4. LEROY ALBERT SWEIN- BERG. Courtright, College Technical. Science Club, 2: German Club. 2: Biology Club: Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y. THEODORE MARK SWIATKOWSKI. North, College Technical. Track, 3: Hi-Y: Masquers': Speakers' Club: Lettermen's Club: Minstrels: Boo's and Saddle: A Capella Choir. ELEANOR LOUISE SYMONS. East End, Commercial. Typing Stall, Board of Publications: Typing Club: A Capella Choir: Girl Reserves, 4: Chapel Program: Geography Club. CLARE MARTIN SYRON. St. Iohn's, College Aca- demic, Editorial Staff, Board ol Publications, 2: Publicity Editor: Iunior Ushers: G. A. A., Z: Students Service Committee. Ruth Syron Joseph Tai: Mario Tapajcik Martha Tarnoski Pauline Terpak Eileen Thompson RUTH ANN SYRON. East End, Commercial. Girl Reserves, 4: Homemakers' Club: Bank Cashiers': Geography Club: Boots and Saddle: French Club: Senior Select Chorus. IOSEPH RUNDLE TAIT. Courtright, General. Hi-Y, 4: Science Club: Biology Club. MARIE ANNA TAPAICIK. Grant, Commercial. Basketball. 4: G. A. A., 3: German Club, 2: Geography Club: Homemakers' Club: Editorial .Statt, Board ot Publications. MARTHA ELEANOR TARNOSKI. S. G S. Memorial, General. Girl Reserves, 2: G. A. A.: Art Club: Bank Cashiers': Geography Club: Basketball. PAULINE TERPAK. Guthrie, General. Iunior Ushers: German Club, 2: Girl Reserves: G. A. A., 3: Iournal Reporters', 3: Boots and Saddle: Geography Club. EILEEN MARY THOMPSON. S. 6. S. Me- morial, General. Geography Club: Cooking Club: Girl Reserves: Biology Club. RUTH GWENDOLYN TILLIE Courtnght Commercial Re serve Orchestra A Capella Choir 2 Bank Cashiers French Club Christmas Play Boots and Saddle Chou' Concert Varieties Parents Night MARGARET ELEANOR Basketball 3 Stamp Club 2 May Festival 2 Senior Select Chorus Boots and Saddle CATHERINE THERESA TOLO CZKO St Stanislaus Commercial May Festival Senior Select Chorus Operetto G A A Girl Reserves TOMASLRK. Sacred Heart. Commercial. Geography Club: Ruth Tillie Catherine Toloczko Margaret Tomascik Forty-six Sidney Tomkiewic: Edward Tonkin Joseph Toolo Marjorie Trethaway Betty Tvoral: Mary Tyahu: SIDNEY VINCENT TOMKIEWICZ. Laurel Run, General. Journal Reporters': Varsity Orchestra: Masquers': Hi-Y: Speakers' Club: Senior Play: Christmas Play: Varieties: Breidlin Skit: Minstrels. EDWARD EUGENE TONKIN. S. G S. Memorial, General. A Ca- pella Choir, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Journal Reporters': Geography Club: Operetta: Varieties: Amateur Night. JOSEPH THOMAS TOOLE. Holy Saviour, General. HieY: Baseball: Student Service Committee. MARIORIE TRETHAWAY. S. 6. S. Memorial, Com- mercial. Girl Reserves: Geography Club: Service Club: Boots and Saddle. BETTY ANN TVORAK. Courtright, Commercial. Junior Ushers: German Club, Z: Typing Club: Girl Reserves: Service Club: Boots and Saddle. MARY TYAHUR. Guthrie, General. Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Volleyball, 2: Basketball: Boots and Saddle: May Festival. Stephen Ulichney' Edward Umphred Stella Uniatowski Clemen: Urban Alyce Ustvo: George Vodzak STEPHEN BARTHOLEMEW ULICHNEY. Sacred Heart, General. Football, 2: Track: Lettermen's Club: Hi-Y, 4: Manual Training Exhibit: Tumbling Team: Senior Select Chorus. EDWARD JOSEPH UMPHRED. East End, General. Band, 2: Freshman Orchestra: l-li-Y: Biology Club: Boo's and Saddle: Swimming Club. STELLA ELEANOR UNIATOWSKI. Grant, Commercial. Junior Ushers: German Club, 2: Typing Club: Girl Reserves: Senior Select Chorus CLEMENT FRANCIS URBAN. East End, General. Boots and Saddle: Science Club: Aviation Club: Swimming Club. ALYCE IOEM USTVON. Sacred Heart, Commercial. A Capella Choir, 2: Typing Club: German Club, 2: Geography Club: Girl Reserves, 2: Boots and Saddle, 2: Christmas Program, 2: Service Club, 2. GLORGE JOSEPH VODZAK. S. 5 S. Memorial, General. Bank Cashiers': French Club: Geography Club. Robert Voelkei' Catherino Vojcilc Daniel Vukotich Lawrenco Waricl: Miriam Weinberger Phyllis Weis: ROBERT HARRY VOELKER. Courtright, General. Masquers: Speakers' Club: Journal Reporters': Junior Class Committee: Student Service Committee. CATHERINE ROSE VOJCIK. Courtright, Commercial. Christmas Program, 2: May Fesiival: Girl Reserves: Par- ents' Night. DANIEL MICHAEL VUKOTICH. East End, College Technical. Hi-Y: Science Club. 2: Aviation Club: Boots and Saddle: Minstrels. LAWRENCE JOHN WARICK. South Grant. Commercial. Junior Ushers: Masquers: A Capella Choir, 2: Minstrels: Typ- ing Club: Boots and Saddle. MIRIAM FAY WEINBERGER. Grant, College Academic. Iunior Ushers, French Club:, Masquers: Speakers' Club: Speech Choir. PHYLLIS JEAN WEISS. North, College Academic. Editorial Staff, Board of Publications, 2: Junior Ushers: Masguers: Speakers' Club: Geography Club, 3: Girl Reserves, 3: G. A. A., 3. JOSEPH STEVEN WELGOS Columbia General Mas quers 'Speakers Club Art Club 3 Geography Club Baseball 2 Christmas Play Lincoln Play Chapel Oratxon Let ermens Club Journal Breidlm Campaign Speaker Make Up Crew Treasurer Art Club LAWRENCE EDWARD WERNER North General Bowling Club Swimming Club Biologv Club Junior HiY STANLEY JOSEPH WILX SS Peter 6 Pauls General . ' . . - ,s . 4 f 1 .V . r ' . 2 , r .' . . - r - . . . I Joseph Welgozs Lawrence Werner Stanley Will: Forty-seven l Charlotte Williams Margaret Williams CHARLOTTE ELEANOR WILLIAMS. Grant. Commercial. Typing Club: Student Service Committee, 2: French Club: Christmas Pro- gram: Girl Reserves, 3. MARGARET MARY WILLIAMS. South Grant, General. A Ca- pellc: Choir, 2: Girl Reserves, Z: Parents' Night: Ping Pong Tournament: Biology Club. Robert Williams Ruth Williams ROBERT DAVID WILLIAMS. Union, Gen- eral. Basketball, 4: Track: Lettermen's Club: Boots and Sadle: Bowling Club: Hi-Y, 4: Science Club: Geography Club. RUTH WIL- LIAMS. South Grant, General. Girl Reserves: lVlay Festival: Badminton: Biology Club: Service Club: Basketball. Helen Witkc- Rosalic- Witkowski Marian Woblan Mary Wojtas Edward Woznicki Walter Woznicki HELEN WITKO. East End, Commercial, Iunior Ushers: German Club, Z: Vice President, German Club: Stamp Club, 3: Vice President, Stamp Club: G. A. A. ROSALIE MARIE WITKOWSKI. South Grant, College Academic, Business Stall, Board of Pub lications, 2: Masquers: Speakers' Club' G. A. A., 3: Biology Club. MARIAN LOUISE WOBLAN. St. Nicholas, Commercial. Girl Reserves, 4: Homemakers' Club: and Saddle: Bank Cashiers. MARY MAGDALENE WOITAS. St. Ioseph's, Commercial. Biology Club: Iournal Reporters: Club: Service Club: Girl Reserves. EDWARD JOHN WOZNICKI. Courtright, Commercial. Safety Club: Boys' Campfire Biology Club: Boots and Saddle. WALTER WILLIAM WOZNICKI. Courtright, College Tecnical. Senior Hi-Y: Biology Club: Bowling Club. Marian Wrighc Annc: Wrubleski Edward Wysocki Forty-eight Anna Yanchuk Marjorie Yencha William Young Christine Zaklukiewicz Ioan Zapotocki Frances Zcrrzecki ANNA VERA YANCHUK. South Grant, General. Typing Club:Geography Club: Basketball. MARIORIE IANE YENCHA. North, College Academic. Business Staff, Board of Publications, 2: Girl Reserves, 4: Iournal Reporter. Secretary, French Club. WILLIAM FRANCIS YOUNG. East End, Commercial. Treasurer, Safety Club: German Club: Student Service Committee: Campfire Cooking: Biology Club. CHRISTINE AGNES ZAKLUKIEWICZ. St. Mary's, College Academic. Girl Reserves, 4: German Club, 2: G. A. A., 3: Geography Club: Basketball, 4. IOAN KINGA ZAPOTOCKI. St. S'anislaus, General. Girl Reserves: Service Club: Fashion Show: Art Club: Costume Committee: Biology Club. FRANCES ANTOINETTE ZARZECKI. G. A. R., Commercial. Masquers': Speakers' Club: Typing Club: German Club, 2: President, German Club: Service Club: Senior Play. ln Memoriam THELMA DCLORES CHECK. Sacred Heart, Com- mercial. Geography Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: Hobby Club: May Festival: Badminton Tournament: Basketball. Feb. 25, 1923-March 14, 1942 ABE ZATCOFF Russian High School China General IRENE BETTE ZAYATS Souh Grant Commercial Semor Select Chorus Operetto Speakers Club Service Club 2 Biology Club Homemakers Club Gxrl Reserves 4 Journal p 0 French Club ANTHONY PETER ZYNEL Grant General Pres: dent luruor Class Football 2 Track 3 Vice President Senior HrY Treasurer Speakers' Club Science Club 2 Secretary Science Club French Club Speech Choir Brerdlin Conipoiqn Speaker: Girls' S eech Chlirl Abe Zatcofi Irena Zayats Anthony Zynel Forty-nin6 Fifty Senior Class Song Tune- l'll Pray For You Though the time is short till we all must leave you. Though the pleasant mem'ries will all leave too, From our high school friends, we will soon be parted. Still here's one thing we say to you: Class of '42, now that We are leaving. And the time has corne to be on our way. There are many others to take our places, But here's one thing we Wish to say: CHORUS As years pass by, and we've drifted apart. We'll still remember your name. Often We'll dream and pretend that we are At Coughlin High once again. Again We'll see each face, That once we held so dear. For time can not erase The ties that hold us near. So: Although we part, still we can not forget: lVlem'ries of you will remain. -William Gudaitis, '42 Sgnlfblf V SUCCESS SENIOR TEA A SPORT DANCES WELL RECEIVED Socialltes unior Cfficers Stanley Bilski President Jeanne Rowlands Joseph Segar Secretary Mantle Orator u n1o r U s h e r s FFICIENCY cmd scholarship are two char- also possess qualities of leadership, personal- acteristics found in any member of the ity, and character. With the help of Mr. F. H. Iunior Ushers, for these students represent Super, they learn the seating arrangement of the intellectuals ot the Iunior Class. Qualitica- the auditorium. Thus they are the people who tion for membership in this elite organization so expertly find your seats at all of the school is an average of B or better. Members must entertainments. Y t I First row Klett to rig?-tl: Baloqa, Evert, Wertheimer, Metro, Puckowitz, Berman, Kistler, Dombek. Second row: Loenthal, Mitchell, Iohn- son, R. Kistler, Christman, R. Davis, D. Davis, Tanalski, Fe-dak, Mc'3roarty, Morgan. Third row: Sidor, Lehet, Mikita, Novack, Lukach, Tlucek, Sodroslcy, Geida, Yaremko. Fourth row: Smolko, Filichl-co, Ritter, Mullen, Plesnar, Loos, Glomb, Gerko. Fifth row: Sullum, Mint- zer, Barnes, McGavin, Yost, Segar, Pelmoter, Plummer. Fifty-one First row flett to riqhtjz B. Morgan, Novak, Puckowitz, Tanalski, Divine, Check, Petro, Todd, Thompson, Iuzwiak, Kalanik, Baloga. Second row: Kozey, Saraka, Chorba, Grabko, Noble, O'Brien, Ossiti, Ramsey, G d, re Crawley, Flecknoe, Evans. Third row: .Everett, Mitohell, Mulroy, Reinard, Stahr, B. UHGT unior C lass Goeringer, Adams, I. Morgan, Rmeman, Smith. Fourth row: Sevison, Alea, Felder, Symons, Trethaxvay. Fifth row: Mintzer, Pelmoter, Fisher, Hands, McGavin, Glomh, Bilzer, Balog. First row flett to riqhtj: Pustich, Frank, Harowicz, DeMarco, Cunningham, Barret, Bomdocik, Check, Davies, Adolf, Choley, Gryczka. Second row: Clarke, Durland, R. Evcms, Ferinsky, Curly, A. Davis, Cardimone, H. Casterline D. Casterline Karkoslci, Alberts. Third row: Aniol, E. Davis, Farrell, Hawrusik, Fortune, Douqher, Dzurovcin, C. Franks, Gregory, Hearn, Evans, Donohue. Fourth row: Patek, Andes. Barnas. h F'f' 1 Elko, Buczko. Bligh, Danish, Chuba, Budzyn, Devaney, Dnistran, Adler, Alesieck, Bre l. itn row Fisher, Brazelle, Ennis, Czubik, C. Evans. Z L First row Cleft to rightjz Keck, Kemrnerer, Klosowski, Haiduga, Grzybowski, D. Jones, Gorski, I. Kistler, Kresqe, Harcharutka, Hemmingway, Harowicz. Second row: Iubis, Heiser, Hewicheck, Grundowski, L h l K 1 n'k Third row H Iones Glendenning Havas. Gustm. Kistler, Kennedy, Koblowski, Kmetz, oent a, a a 1 . : . , , Iankowsky, Krasnowski, Kossitch, Kozemko, Kingston, Lieb, Kipp. Gottlieb. Fourth row: -Kaufer, Koerber Koval Karl C Kelly, Latsko, Koscnok, Morahan, Larkin, Lanning, Lowe, Konnick. Fifth row: Krych. Kozick, lose'ph,'Mros, Knorr, Milligan, Leskiw, Krawetz, Lukacz, Karuza, I. Kelly, Morris. Fifty two First row tlett to rightj: Moritz, Rinehimer, C. Murhpy, Pelak, R. Phillips, Monko, Ploplis, Sisco, Murzin Sott, Rowlands, Smulowitz. Second row: Slivinski, Speicher, Pretzman, Maloney. Oqin, Pavlischak Hudawsky, Roth, Shepanski, Smith, Popielurz. Third row: C. Mitchell, Mather, H. Phillips, Ostroski N, Murphy, Multer, Miscavage, I. Mitchell, Reiser, Rinish. Fourth row: McKeown, Radice, Novinski McKee, Pienta, Nadolny, Vonkevich, Petro, Reese, Plesnar. Fifth row: Passnnana, Olson, Ross, Hitsick 6... ,YU , ,. .., --.--.,, , . OldZlEf9WSkl, Popowich, Ofishack, Rowlands, O'Donnell. First row tlelt to rightl: Smolko, Tboryk, Taylor, Sovyrida, Tlucek, Wasilko, Savage, White, Scanlon Trevetnan, Tariulski. Second row: Thomas, Schuster, Sutton, Tapajcik, Vojtek, Shuqa, Zapotocki, Toole Stubbs, Sluhocki, Serokcx. Third row: Setcik, Weyhenmeyer, Steligo, Solemon, Sidor, Sodraski, Selover Small, Shiner, Trubelld, Wojcik. Fourth row: Williams, Wright, Shive. Zowcrtsky, Steck, Woshinsky Thompson, Yesko, Umphred, Sevitski. Fifth row: Thrush, Sprau, Seniuk, Slusak, Yost, Schuetz Suhoke 1 Y lhomas, Schwab, Schillabeer, Zima. IN, I First row Cleft to riqhtjz Chehoski, Borkowski, Blotz, Bernaloslcy, Bludosz, Brown, Bisjeski, Brittinqhcim, Boyle, Cannon, Andrews, E. Baloga. Second row: Bynon, Bonick, B. Bcrloqa, D. Baloqa, Bell, Barnev, Buchola, Antosh, Christmcm, Ccrrcoci, Brennan. Third row: DeBonis, Bedncxr, Kosek, Baker, Berman, Beragl, Bartz, Panaqakos, Callahan. McGinnis. Fourth row: Leqault, Lewis, Loos. lohnson, McDonough, Malloy, Ge-trige, Anistranski, Considine, Filicko, Filth row: Becker, Hilburt, Carr, Carey, Moran, Demosi, Benish, Colacichi, Allen, Cavan. Fifty three umor Class Q.M'hfV First row llett to rightl: Smorko, Rodriguez, Podrasky, Pohotsky, O'Donnell, Mros, Yencha, Yourglivch, Yanchlk, Waitell, Wlckam, Zumpano. Second row: Orlouski, L. Mugford, Pulver, Price, Schifihauer, Schall, Nieman, A. Mugtord, Novak, Yudiski, Yale. Third row: Yatsko, Smith, Ritts, Postupak, Collmaier, Pecchioli, Peters, Puhy, Zapotoczny, Ruckle. Fourth row: Plummer, Moore, Stahler, Williams, Sarti, Pericci, Reese, Petlock, Ritter. Fifth row: Ward, Naessig, Thomas, Mullin, Segar, Pelak, Rowe, Welqus, Polacheck. H ' ' ss .A l First row lleft to rightjz Kozera, Krzanowski, Kulick, Konick, McCabe, McHugh, Lukach, McGeehan iVlcHale, R. Davis, Czyczerski, Lillienthal. Second row: McCabe, Peorio, Lewis, McAdara, Mikita, Lukas McGxoarty, Coulter, Daley, Cylwick, D. Davis. Third row: Flynn, Kovach, LeRoy, Lehet, Kupar, Krempa Lulchuk, Lutischen, Kornblatt, Dirner, Gullawski, Fourth row: Mulhern, Kriso, Flecknoe, Maloney, I arko, Miskin, Dillon, Matuszak. Filth row: Millham, DeVizia, Lawlor, I. Davis, Dymond Davis, Murray, M Forencewicz, Connelly, Ginda, Crispell, Dick. l.. A ..., ,,,,. , K . y K I i. . A. t t 1 E Fifty-iour First row Ileft to riqhtj: Fedak, Woods, Wolczyk, Gerko, M Geida, Domhek, Erdman, Errrco, H. Geida Fr 1 'anter Woodson. Second row: Yaremko, Wertheimer,-Yencha, DiSanto,'Fediow, Delaney, Febish an C, 0 , Drago, Dutko, Sayes. Third row: Frund, Hurst, Siudak, Gurewich Hatalski, Gottlieb, Iarmolowski, Slawrch Gavis, Height, Shuta. Fourth row: Kuuier, Gross, Grohowski, Ivan, Howe.. Hoffman, Haydu, Reese, Iones Fifth row: Goldner, Havrilak, Good, Iuris, Injaychock, Sozzi, Schafer, Gnmes, Straub. CA First row llvtt to riqhtl: Hillon, Ienkins, Howley, DiSanto, Cimmet, Budnik, Homo, Christian, Brauner, Fold, N, Kano, l-loates. Second row: Horn, Kelly, Dettmore, Dean, Iasionis, Henniqhan, Dixon, Colman Clarke, lVl. Kano, Baluta. Thiid row: Bushko, Gill, Heifren, Clune, Brayford, Biros, Broqan, Greystock llmdiit-ad, Bone, Andrews. Fourth row: Hannon, Durkin, Akers, Goerinqer, Koscielski, Fadden, Aqeloff Hurrhulu, Ciispoll, Koinblau. Fifth row: Litchek, Fox, Collins, Carr, Carcaci, Burian, Katz, Hofford, Bozek Busta, Sophonune Cflass First row llelt to riqhtl: S. Tarnoski, Saraka, Sabol, Tomczyk, Stecker, Pomeren, Knelly, Andrascik, Toole, Schoch, Dorothy Raub, Doris Haub. Second row: lastrzebski, H. Backiel, Rosko, M. Tarnoski, Perry, ln jaychock, Montone, Woehrle, Snyder, Cora Donsavage, Caroline Donsavage. Third row: Maloney, Orlow ski, Psikus, Wittman, Mirniak, Murray, Morahan, Pendcxgast, Clough, M. Backiel. Fourth row: Williams, Boyer, Hand, Curzenski, Caccia, Sheridan, Bombay, Farber, Dixon, PCIDCIS. Fifth row: Metro, R, Williams Walsh, Comlta, Stanton, Rein, Stein, Fodol, I. Williams, Moskowitz, Reese, Rudolph. First row Cleft to riqhtlz Kral, Yatsko, Shonk, Sudol, Yesko, Yurkoslci, Steblinski, Kulick, Kelly, Perez, Skfmlinski, Sulluni. Second row: Royer, McHugh, Kadsiesky, Kozick, Iusciewski, Pacana, Lecci, Wasilewf ski, Valluiino, Mitchell, Schumacher, Third row: Iohnson, Brandt, Iescavage, Gallagher, Chonko, Brown, Pacitja, Sal-calas, Ehrlich, Areqood, Donohoe, Nichols. Fourth row: Berqal, Boyer, Bartoletti, Kemmerer, Pyzia, Niznik, Bednar, Banazek, Nicholas, Carcaci, Kennedy. Fifth row: Christie, Kosko, Ross, Bolen, Prescxutti, Chudoba, Ott, Owens, Allen, Beclil. Fifty-five Sophomore Clair? r- -' -' f f ng I E .. i 1 First row Cleft to riqhtjz Herqert, Emerick, Harcarick, Fisher, Hcxtenovitz, Haines, Ginda, Ginakytas, Elinski, Doyle, Harrison, Duffy. Second row: Micikas, Seasock, Gerista, Dworkowski, Dunne, Havik, Giddo, Frank, Sergi, T. Gallagher. Third row: I. Gallagher, Thomas, Newman, Kustis, McNamara, Bogus, Sambroskl, Gearhart, Halupa, Filipl-ro. Fourth row: McGourty, Savitski, Stanton, Paddick, Miller, Noqy, Pearson, Solenske, Forence, Patterson. 4 L ' 'K ' First row Qlett to rightjz Dombroski, Gull, Gawrych, Horensky, Homza, Iones, Comoh, Corey, Czybec, Eastman, Bowman, Balut. Second row: Petro, Petrin, Popovich, Curione, Lasecki, Kollar, Cimino, Bosta, Patrick, Patroski, Newbarry. Third row: Hanas, Dziedzic, McCloskey, McGraw, Pasternak, Pauster, Pelet- skx, Pollick, Mcliee, Grebinski, Niccoli. Fourth row: Evanich, Thompson, Kultys, Deqoski, Iones, Gillespie. Golden, Hudak, Litchman, Franks, Margolis, Fifth low: Hodun, Gallagher, Howe, Witkowski, Dymond, Fmclora, Height, Danish, Hartley, Emerick, Havard, Mulligan. Fifty-six First row tlett to riqhtl: Patrizi, Maley, Prebovich, G. Pockevich, I. Poclcevich, Guhanick, Gould, Naclolny, Pisko, Parlick, Pace, O'Connor. Second mow: Burke, H, Brown, Buczynski, Brennan, Davis, Cikowslri, Czajlrowski, Czarniecki, Chroback, Brill, Brandt. Third row: Brice, Carey, Roth, Botish, A. Brown, Reese, Poerio, Parker, O'Donnell, Pericci, Nordstrom, Fitzpatrick. Fourth row: Nieczykowski, Marshall, Otlowski, Russell, Raub, Krych, Kennedy, Iasonis, McGraw, Kovalik, Kurowski, Manci, Miscavaqe, Kollar. Fifth row: Miskewicz, Muzyka, Nardone, Mitchell, Kamad Owens, Kostrab, McLane, G. Pavlick, Walko, Krem- pasky. 'rr5f'fffff jf,, ,. Sophomore C lass First row tlelt to riqhtj: Corbett, Shilo, Slovinski, Shimshock, Sims, Smeaton, Silfies, Snitko, Semanski, Shaver, Skibicki, Schintz, Second row: Stachurski, Teresinski, Sorokas, Soudos, Stokek, Sytnik, Burns, Lowe, Lukacz, Considine, Collins. Third row: Buynek, Reinhard, Skrepenok, Burke, Brice, Culkin, I. Crawley, Bernhordt, Shanko, Sennet, Cailrey. Fourth row: W. Roan, Seiqer, Connors, Bates, Cafirey, 'I' Boan, Dixon, Nefoski, H, Crowley, Rukstcrlis, Sincavuge, Dole. W4 . ,-vi, L X First row llett to riqhtjz Terpok, Chopko, MCAUdIGW, Lottus, D. Mclfluqh, McGinley, Morika, Moore, Mon- dulick, Trella, Tomcrsko, Szykman. Second row: Sielanko, Luzack, Lumley, Loubcruqh, Meehan, Moeker, Merolla, Lippa, Mondulick, Spcrnqenberq. Third row: Maloeta, Stotion, Lynch, Massel, lVlcKeown, Maluzak Marsh, Watkins, Kozcrk, Kostrezewski, Stook, Troop. Fourth row: McMaster, Lockman, Farrell, Mitchell Lenolicrn, McLaughlin, Malloy, Gcrtuski, Muqlord, C. McHugh, Ziolinski, Mihovich. l A M 2 ' ll X V . A A .E 2 li: ' I-'irsl row Clelt to riqlrtl: Rubiscok, Sobolos, Viviun, Witko, Rickert, Rickard, Yourqlivch, Wolko, Unqvar' sky, Winner, White, Zastolkcx. Second row: Roqcrl, M. Smith, Welsko, Yudisky, Yeo, I. Vernitsky, Rowe, Snyder, Yule, Fodol, Wolczyk, Wotlock. Third row: Solomon, Winfock, Saou rfoqcrn, Rowno, Ho:s, Hvan Holland B, Smith, Savitsky, Zipko, Soltis. Fourth row: Somarco, Yanchus, T. Vernitsky, Trudnak, Trella, Wotkins, Tvorak, Ulichney, Tyson, Wasil, Uniatowski. Filth row: Zielinski, Zwarycz, Williams, Worono- wicz, Zamulinsky, I. Smith. C. Smith, Wolosz, Thomas, Sutton. Fifty-seven First row tleit to rightl: Kosculski, Hogan, Klemowicz, Iuzwiak, Lamb, Merrill, Keay, Lewis, Hudak, blark, Allabauqh, Basso. Second row: Kosik, Kosenick, Landmesser, Kucrna, -Koval, Iez, Kistlin, Ander- son, Bone, M. Kocik, Adler, McGinley, Lewis. Third row: Wanat, Turner, Williams, Welqus, M. Iones, johns, L. Iones, Trabish, Hauser, P. Iones, Iiurita, Himlin, Goldner. Fourth row: Trethaway, Painter. Kubauqh, Kotch, Lonq, Keuch, Kalanik, Zaklulciewicv, Walker, Iowanna, Koblowski, Wisneski, Zapatoczny. Fifth row: Evans, Hartman, Labeda, Heffernan, Yanchuk, Yateshin, Kmelz, Tuhy, Walker, Kindrik, Wallace, Vostovich. Sophomor C lass Freshman C lass First low Cleft to riqhtl: Boland, Check, E. Heylek, C. Heylek, Crawley, Deitz, Harris, Cron, Edwards Gaughan, Ioseph, Bilski. Second row: M. Kelly, Hogan, Kuporch, Davis, Kane, County, Carr, Birkbeck Gorham, Brogan, Grimes, Heifron. Third row: Holowati, Hivish, B. Kelly, McAfee, Gavin, D. Heifren Hotchkiss, Bilansky, Baer, Cunningham, Chwostyk. Fourth row: Schmitt, Hudak, Hine, Remensnyder Chehoski, Babula, Gallagher, Ellman, Briftinqham, Buynak, Glasser, Hezshenfeld, Fifht row: Finn, Biros Kelly, Clarke, Pelesh, Christian, Armstrong, Kosloski Anusavaqe, Gernhart, Miscavaqe, Rubright, Boyle. First iow fleft to rightl: Iuris, Maloney, Woodnick, Zielinski, Witek, Watkins, Witko, Woehrle, Tuhula Woolcoclf, Iles, Teevan, Second row: Wallace, I. Williams, Womer, Whipple, A. Williams, Youngblood, Chitko, Zaleski, D. Wilk, Woznicki, Ianos, Chiris. Third row: Zahorchak, A. Iones, Woznick, Washinski, Wassil, Hayes, Molitoris, Krysa, Delnian, lwaniw, B. Wilk, Paciga, Iohns. Fourth row: Kane, McBride, Cupps, P. Grabko, Kern, Dnistran, Purta, Leqault, Ianuszanis Metzo, Gieda, Koval, Gimber. Fifth row Eapeman, W. Iones, Millham, N. Grabko, Dunleavy, Evans, Davies, I. Iones, Kloss, Istvan, Drufiner, Gale atcavaqe. Fifty eight Freshman C lass ' , V sth 2 Gilt' 2 A First row fleft to riqhtl: Mohr, Meehan, Check, Cierniakoski, O'Donnell, Murphy, Oliver, Pazuhonich Wichner, Katovich, Paul, Miller. Second row: Pavlick, Michael, Clarke, Coulter, Parise, Pastornak, Pax tikcz, Chanetski, Callahan, Cannon, Christie. 'Ihird row: Miller, Montone, Rogan, Swartman, Corey, Ryan Morgan, Multer, Snydcr, Marko. Merril. Fourth row: O'Melia, Roberts, Sheleika, Thomas, Sefcik, Palen char, Morgan, Parker, Schintz, Papatopoli, Reese. Fifth row: Swiatkowski, Schrader, Sprou, Pcrssananli Sh'b R ' ' ' ' 1 er, undle, Sakowskl, Fortuna, Steqarskl, Sweeney, Richards, Plummer. First row fleft to riqhtl: Driscoll, Marko, Ochinko, Novak. Mroz, B. Kane, Define, Donsavaqe, Dillon, Dubis, Mickulick, Dolan. Second row: DeRemer, D6-Bonis, Dasheski, Degisky, Dougherty, Colacichi, Bosha, Can non, Nlartincavaqe, G. Kane, Meehan. Third row: Metkevich, Casterline, Degoski, Airman, Heim, Beretski Fedak, Brown, Heck, McCoven. Fourth row: Condusta, Hicks, Everett, Czubek, Boyer, Czarniecki, Federo- wicz, Dixon, Dzanius, Barnas. Fifth row: Bianche, Acerbi, Damico, Evans, Baloqa, Demasi, Cherpak, Bartell, Dzurovcin, Bardick. 4 . :Ls f. .1 - ' ' I-'irst row tleit to righti: German Harcharufka, Hassa F l F , .s y, ra ey, oley, Gavin, ll. Harris, Kasalorris, Kompa, lgazokas, Karl, Gavis. Second row: Frund, Gasper, Gablick, Gelsleichter, Harvey, Edwards, Emerick, Filipowich, Guinn, Garwacki, Engel, kotch, C. Grrvrrer. Third row: Ganarcl, Hauss, Grant, Hopiak, Gabri elle, Feher, Glomb, Grossman, Gavin, Haydu, Goeckel, Gabana, Gomba. Fourth row: Fadelsak, R Harris, Handel, Cracely, Jones, Hannagan, Height, Hawrusik, Hurley, Ferdo, Gripp, Flannery, M. Finn Fifth row: Gates, Gruver, Kasmerowich, Gerko, Haggerty, R. Grivner, T. Finn, Evans, Fletcher, Granick Ylolowati, Havard, Foley. Fiffv-ninn First 'ow ileit to riqhtbz Pikarsky, Fopko, Pienta, Pelrock, Podqorski, Ryklarcik, Ritsick, Holland, Reilly, Kilcullen, Richards, Petchuk. Second row: Pudlosky, Nicholas, Paciotli, Kozemko, Rudawsky, Price, Petro, Radziewicz, Puckowilz, Reynolds, Ratajczak. Third row: Buss, Koretz, Lecce, Roman, Maloney, Kramer, .. . . . . l . P M C k Pmax, O'Br1en, Meehan, Roqozmski, Knelly. Fourth row. Marko, Morakon, S. Kovalick, erez, c ormac , Ofishack, E. Kovalick, Molitoris, Kazmerczyk, Porada. Fifth row: Ondreia, Langel, Potishnak, Peters, 3Ff 1 Matiska, Hinko, Peduta, Lawrence, Mariano, Malic, Petroski. -leaf First row lleft to riqhlj: Sefcik, S, Thomas, D. Thomas, Williams, Yaskoweak, Tomasko, Terpak, Trethe way, Warner, Totino, Uhl, Tomascik. Second row: Simonson, Skubits, Topping, Trabish, Schumacher Ulitchney, Twardosky, Voelker, A. Thomas, Trenlowski, Turner Third row: Vecciti, Zelesko, Szortyka Rulku, Sienkiewicz, Voychick, Thompson, Savage, V. Slovinski, Stepchuk. Fourth row: Vodzak, Swalik W ' lc W'lk, Salmay, S, Sokolski, Vehoiski, Souyrda, I. Sokolski, G, Slcxvinski, Urban. Fifth row: Shinder CIYlC , I. Orphanes, Unsworth, Solenqovitch, Zynel, Kenneth Snyder, Kendall Snyder, Wapensky, Wisor, Stair, Toole First row Ileit to riqhtl: D. Stucker, Lipierl, McCabe, Lendacky, McGlynn, McDonald Levy Loitus Ma loney, Mantush, Lymych, Latsko, Second row: D. Siso, L. Lewandowski, Mangan, Kukla, MCGYOGY1Y, Kroll, Long Kupris, Kuzner McCawley, Kozera, B, Stuclcer Lamb, Lavix. Third Urow: Kornblau, Leibman, Levine, Malially, Sambroski, Tarence, Taren, Uniatowski, Smith, V, Lewcmdowski, Sulinskx, Taylor, Fourth row: Kluzny, Long, Langdon, McGinley, Howells, Intelicato. lwaniw, Kane, Hurst, Ianov, Sweeney, Lena- ' ' ' ' ' E. S' han, Mangan, Kazmerczyk, SUSWICIC. Fifth row. Litchmcm, Suchocki, McCadden, Sutcavage, isco, Lynn, Iskra. Iurmolowski, Iones, Kompcr. Kervalavcqe. Lynch, Meloski, McLaughlin. Q63 First row tlett to riqhtlz Beck, Babulrr, Bodek, G. Brown, Akinson, Baker, Benkosky, Berclitus, Ambrose, Caltrey, Blcrdosz, Barejsha, Second row: Baldoni, Hilinslvy, Bonk, Barnev, M. .!Xll9Y't, D, Allen, Aola, Blamire, L, Brown, Butivinski, Andrews, Stavishak, Baloga Third row: Sloane, Kropinski, Simon, Shu- bert, Kuzumski, Sherba, Schuster, Snitko, Smalko, Kozey, Sadvary, Schornstein, Adams. Fourth row: Ross, Simon, Pele-ch, Matthews, Murphy, Kraft, Ru-iidlo, Shillabeer, Bundle, Popovich, Flhoades, Markowskl. L. Burna, Fitth row: Depner, F. Bama, Boris, Rodack, Borkoski, Blunkenbush, Brody, Zdan, Armbruster. Hughes, Brennan, Buynak, Ritter il up Y ' it L T L Freshman Class First row tleft to riahtjz Serratore, Moran, Sarti, Milligan, Snitko, Shubert, Small, Noble, Monko, Mihalick Shcrraba, Snyder, Simon. Second row: Ladner, Paye, Powell, Rinko, Schlom, Hcrsaka, Spacensky, Harri son, Mr'Groc1rty, Sheri, Lcrubauqh, Skoidinski. Third row: Eckert, Shedlock, Gurdock, Humanik, Matthews Markowski, Yatison, Cullen, Ciciani, Ducey, Mulhern, Morqcrn, Ondich. Fourth row: Pelech, P. Murphy F. Murphy, Parduski, Woznitski, Wilt, Wrubleski, Warnick, Wagner, Whitehead, Vivian, Hajza, Opallro. Fifth row: Petro, Drelich, Yanchuk, Kraft, Peletskl, Zavada, Glldea, Selqer, Unqvarsky, Lsser, Davis Chissiei. gqr-Q00 First row tlelt to riqhtl: Regan, Stan, Ogin, Savacool, Krawetz, Smith, Snyder, McDonald, Lewis, Litcheck, Kozcl, Stavishak, Spernoga. Second rcw: Oplinqer, Ycttsko, Schornstein, Smolko, Soleen, Merritt, O'Malley, Kozumski, Kozoy, Krcrwzyck, Sokol, Kropinski. Third row: Stoliqo, Zini, Stolti, Stevens, Sawyer, Ritter, ltodack, Rhoades, Switras, Sims, Stec, Romanoslri, Collelt. Fourth row: Sudas, Knapp, Williams, Popo- wich, Budziak, Sinqley, Polacheck, Wright, Smith, Sheridan, Rzucidlo, Ross. Fifth row: Simon, Setzer, Thompson, Miller, Boclzo, Boyle, Zajaczkowski, Watkins, Toole, Yeeles. i i i r Sixty-one 4 WN ,Q P 'C . 5 ..a.LJ H wi , A E -- V1 A 5 . if-fv -. aw: Q-za .. f-- fff',2?f'Hp211 Aa.-wxzrwfaslixzssvsmx.gif-,miL,m:wm.L.xK. 1 wx-r 6::i? .:,J-5591: f:!i'ii::f2',s'I::. karfffi: :E. fH5-fi-+'E:Nf'H 'W .JM Q, ..'..,m.- .': y:Ei:!:-fi.:f,f.,..Qif'2,0e-3 S : ?f-VPWFE- ' S, '.'i.:..Hf ,M I 9 'K' ' lx 'mfr'-'f - A ,mbg .ns 9. W,.,,1 .q,- mf-MQ M Jia., SE' ms., -e -ww Yi V' , wah-2 , ff ? ,QS van , fi f Q if ga, ,, A gf ,fzlbaffigggwa - Z , g 11, ,W Pe 4, . Q f ff ,.,.,. ,,..Q, , , Z A. . , . W fi 'f ., Xml QQ qry-1 , P 'Q H . ,Vf -, 1, ,, ,,.'m?, NL-:vS ,1. x ' u uv? 71 fi, vi! , H a 5' U S. xxty-four SE-E-N OS THB S6086 DXNYL-'Z KYB ohocud Qne O, 5. 5. Gonqhixn' Xe teohq vevq knkexeshnq. hnk KK Xe cn qxeok keehnq qex cmvoq hogn xhe nenon ronhne one o whne. IX Xoiqe vonexq ok chips Ks ovcincxhXe as dwexefxon koi us ohooxd shxp ond. when me on shoxe Xeowe. we have oxhex koxfne ok ofnnsefnenke. X have endosed -s,evexoX pkcxnxe when ok one ok out onixnqs oi 'Cne end oi the -gem. The scene is OK the Xloheq Dain. o ER THE Shcre ,THR OUG H T HE M IST OF TH E D EEPI. 'W' YQ. K. 4..- f.,: , V, . 'C' RAMPARTS WE WA'TCHED THE LAND OF THE FREE Leave OH. SAY! CAN You SEE Sixty-five First row tleit to rightl: Ploplis, Sisco, Czubek, Lawler, Sodrasky, Welqus, Savage, Reese. Second row: Mulhern, Emerick, Crawley, Radiewicz Baer Winsock, Levandoski, Clough Butash Mickulick, Perez. Third row:A Grabko, Kilcullen, Gurdok, Humanik, Royer, Haydu, Flannery, ,Hauss, Carey, Schifthauer. Fourth row: Gahana, Houser, Seasock, Davis, Gracely, Iolins, Pelech, Heim. Fifth row. Iiunta, Acerbi, Lehet, Pelak, Zelinski, Drelick, Welqus, Esser. Alpha Rho Tau O social event would be complete without the colorful posters and decorations of Coughlin's Art Club. The club takes its name from the Greek letters, Alpha Rho Tau, which spell art. Besides doing the advance publicity for Coughlin's social events with colorful posters, the club was recently represented at the ex- hibition of oils and water colors at Bucknell University lunior College. The meetings, which are usually held in the Art Boom, usually include interesting talks by various members on different phases of art and their de- velopment. The members vary their activities by holding frequent meetings at which they draw, paint, or sketch. At Christmastime all made greeting cards. Seven decorated the Art Hoom for the Christmas party, given by Miss Evans. They painted Christmas scenes on the windows and black- boards and hung gaily-colored lights. A Keep 'Em Flying is the motto of these future air cadets, who are making government models. Sixty-six Beautiful Seascapes, landscapes, and practical poster designs arc cxccuted by our artists. Aviation Club LL you mates with modern ideas and an eye to the future step right this way. We'll take you along with us to a meeting of the Aviation Club. As we enter, we find one of their semi-monthly meetings taking place. We soon discover that the airplane model contest, which had become a regular institution to the club, has been laid aside this year in order that the boys might devote their full attention to the defense pro- gram in constructing just as many government models as possible. The Club stands strongly behind all other students making such models and is always ready to give practical aid to these amateur Wright brothers. The highlight of this season's meeting they'll tell us was the presence of Douglas I. Simons, an officer in the R. A. F., who spoke on his experiences in the present war. We've enjoyed our visit with the Aviation Club and their chief pilot, Mr. H. C. Booth, so we say Keep 'Em Flyin', fellas! first row tleft to riqhtbz Plummer, Naessiq, Macekura, Modrack, Sabol, Gross, Passananti, Bolen. Second row: Patterson, Cavunauqh, McGroarty, Delaney, Loos, Ehrlich, Fadclen, Himlin. Third row: Pc-lak, Tuhy, Pearson, Kosck, Adler, Stahler, DeEonis. Miller, Filicko, Boyer. Macicjczyk, Dixon, lol-nson, lohns. Fourth row: ,Arg 1. , ' ' b Q' - 2 I. V v 1 Sixty-seven ournal Reporters' Association HE Iournal Reporter is the student who is always on the alert for news whether it's a classroom boner or some piece of practical in- formation. These reporters are select- ed by popular election. Every home room and club aboard our good ship has one. Club members learn the proper way to do their write-ups for publication, just what type of notes are rnost interesting to the school, and different aspects of that ever interest- ing art, Iournalism. The club's effici- ency has been proved by the popu- larity of its columns. Class Com-muniques are given the once-over by these reporters, who bring in the news. A Tucci M yy , y pf -2 mir ,. y 3 , First row Cleft to riqhtt: Donohue, Pettit, Weiss, Kresge, Mahally, Tonkin, Karl, Iohnson, Kennedy, Mulhern, Syron, Stahurski, Durinski. Second row: Cimmons, Yencha, Saber, Wojtas, Carr, Errico, Katacinski, Davies, Lulchuk, Reinard, Laubaugh, Saba, Considine Third row: Hasakas, Hogan, Pace, Small, Powell, Cron, Warner, Psikus, Czubek, Patrizi, Mitchell, Skordinski, Meehan, Fourth row: Hilbert. Iiunta, Savitrki, Perrici, William, Snyder, Goldner, Buras, Sefcik, Ulichny, Ganard, Galatko. Fifth row: McLane, Petro, Mintzer, Millhem, Gudaitis, Rifkin, Ahlehan, Graham, Halupa, Rusnock. Sixty-eight av First row llett to riqhtjz Kislin, Tarnozki, Schintz, Harcharufko, Saoez, Katany, Chudoba, Check, Cavanaugh, Oqin, Rowlands, Donsavaqe, Moore. Second row: Loenthal, Cimmit, Davis, McGroarty, Trethaway, Paye, Ossifl, McDonough, Parker, Snyder, A. Davis, Bucknavage. Third row: County, Morgan, O'Donnell, Collins, Searfoss. Emerick, Montague, Serolca, Syron, Berditus, Wasilko. Fourth row: Zini, Hurley, Kxutt, Loose, Schrader, Auman, Flannery, Iones, Elman, Pedroski, Frund. Fifth row: Kultys, Miller, Wallace, Dunphy, Reese, Brody, Xynvl, Ruin, Hartman, Iez, Pyult, Colucich. Bank Cashiers VERY Tuesday morning, the ship's purs- ers rise a little earlier than the rest of the crew in order to be on deck before chapel. As the sleepy seamen straggle in one by one, the cashiers are kept busy fill- ing out bank slips, which represent money and may, incidentally, be converted into defense stamps and savings bonds due to the present emergency. What we midship- men can afford to save from our allow- ances, the pursers put in a savings account from which We are allowed to draw when on shore leave. At twenty-five minutes past eight, these currency collectors report to the head purser, chosen by the facuty because of his superior ability, to turn in their money. The classes having the highest percentage receive due recognition for their The Chief Purser, Chuclobzt, goes over his re- efforts in Chapel before the Shipls USSemb1Y- ports, ussistr-cl lay Kutzmy. Pyutt. County, Syron. Sixty-nine The G. A. A. 1 A f 4 . . . l AA K . First row tlert to riqhtjz Kaminsky, Emerick, Stahurski, Kenworthy, Houston, Hurley, Burke, Fortune. Witko, Morgan, Crowley, Grabko. Bucknavage. Second row: Weiss, Geida, Kistler, Wickham, Cawley, Frank, Franks, McGroarty, Lippa, Kelley, Horn, Gill, Fustish. Swalik, Tyahor, 'Ie-rpak, Miss Daley. Third row: Yencha, Reilly, Smith, Shaver, Yencha, Morgan, DiVizia, Donsavage, Ramsey, Don- savaqe, Krenzel, Koval, Kosek, Di Santo, Swantik. Fourth row: Mulhern, Syron, Parker, Tapaicik Nieman, Babuscsak, Dnistran, Mc- Hugh, Merowgiky, Moore, Gryczka, Kane, O'Donnell, Toloczko. Filth row: Saba, Baluta, Carcacci, Lasecki, Christman, Chehoski, Evans, Adams, Bondock, Homa, Hettren, Considine, Collins. Sixth row: Tomascik, Check, Ross, Postupak, Puckowitz, Davies, Florensky, Rein- ard, Myer, Zoklukiewicz, Romanick, Moskowitz, Ciesla. Seventh Row: Vivian, Witko, Pollick, Berman, Bernatowski, Kozey, Koblowski. Divine, Kozemko, Check, Blamire, Edwards, Musketnuss, Danko, BOARD the Coughlin among the clubs strictly for girls is found the G. A. A., one of the most active clubs in extra-curricular Work. Every year it sponsors a Christmas tea for Senior girls: the table tennis, basketball and volleyball tournaments, and the Freshman Hallowe'en Party. This club also proves its consideration by keep- ing the splendid record of never forget- ting a fellow member when she's ill. A girl from this organization always finds a bright spot in any illness she may have by the flowers or other suitable remembrance from the G. A. A. To be eligible for membership, a girl must have had active participation in bas- ketball, volleyball, table tennis, or any other girls' sport. Hats oft to this club and its adviser, Miss Daley. On Deck for the Coughlin 'Tea Party are these club mern- bers and Miss Alice Leonard who accommodatingly pours. Seventy Science Club N organization of great beneficial value, the Science Club stands high in the re- gard of the school. All boys with a more than ordinary interest in science are invited to become active members. The purpose of the club is to introduce the practical use of chem- istry, physics, and biology into everyday life. At the meetings, several boys selected from the club present a play or other form of entertain- ment to bring before the club some interesting point in science. These hardy lads take a Iona hike through the woods as the climax to an eventful year. Perhaps it is because of the pres- ent war that the members take more than an ordinary interest in their work since they un- Clefslllfld what CII! lI1'lP0I'lCI!1l PGN SCi9I1C9 will his Gorman colleague Herr' Tonic fCh0pkol. play in America's ultimate victory. All A! Sea, us hu lectures is Prof. Gruhurn, with - A21 A First row tleft to ziqhtlr Crowder, Graham, Rusnock, Swiatkowski, Lawlor, Ienkins, Chopko, Zynel, Vukotich, Sarnecki, Mulligan, Mit- chell, Adams. Second row: Collins, Hyzinski, Macekura, Meehan, Allen, Smith, McGinnis, Kusyk, Getridqe, Considine, Cavan, Krauser. Third row: Ritkin, Gudaitis, Urban, Sabol, Modrak, Ritchie, Gaber, Pelak, Marko, Stahler, Aleo. Fourth row: Barrett, Sweinberq, Sloiey. Vierverker, Thcmas, Clark, Mihovich, Melusky, Malloy, Pyatt, Lewis. Fifth row: Baier, Mulenl, O'Donnell, Moran, Lawney, Podrasky. Hilbert, McDonough. Seventy-one UYou Can't HE Masquers are the thespians of the Coughlin ! Scarcely an en- tertainment is given in which there is no member of Masquers. At their semi-monthly meetings, after business has been discussed, a few of the mem- bers present a short play for the amuse- ment of their fellow seamen. Under the capable direction of Miss Myvanwy Williams, they present most interesting bits of acting to the ship's assembly. The Christmas Play, plays for special days, and a part in the Varieties all lead up to their greatest triumph, the Senior Play, for which the best actors RHEBA AND BOYFRIEND DONALD and actresses are selected. Nlasquers Entertain With Senior Play First row tleit to riqhtjz Gosciewski, Petro, Fierverker, Lawler, Tomkiewicz, Crowder, Chudoba, Mondulick. Second row: Saber, Dou- qalas, Falkoski, Hurley, Panza, Weiss. Dunstan, Zarzecki, Bonk, Dinan, George. Third row: Kreuzer, Kozibroda, Gavin, Kennedy, Ladner, Stanukenas, Evans, Petroski, Remcho, Weinberger, Chopka. Fourth row: Reese, Mulhern, Rodock, Stanziale, Hoover, Iones, Ienkins, Moskowitz, Katacinski, MacDonald. Filth row: Giddo, Nicely, Sooby, Scholl, Rifkin, L. Iones, Warick, Voelker, Gudaitis. Sixth row: Clark, Collins, Chopko Selover, Buczynski, Swiatkowski, Graham, Galatko, Miller. Seventy-two Take In With You THE J MEN ARRIVE MISS WELLINGTON FUSSES OVER MR. KIRBY Cast HE cast of You Can't Take It With You included: Penelope Sycamore Frances Zarzecki: Essie, Marion Dou galas: Rheba, Martha Hemchog Paul Syca more, Frank Buczynskig Mr. De Pinna Chester Clark: Ed, Larry Miller: Donald, Iames Crowder: Martin Vanderhof, Ioseph Sooby: Alice, lane George: Henderson, William Stanziale: Tony Kirby, Frank Sel- over: Boris Kolenkhov, Sidney' Tornkie- wicz: Gay Wellington, Ann Hur- ley: Mr. Kirby, Ioseph Galatko Mrs. Kirby, Margaret MacDon aldg Three men: Iohn Gosciew ski, Michael Chopko, Charles Nicely: Olga, Estelle Kozibroda. GI-IANDPA IRRITATES BILLY HENDERSON Seventy-three Boots and Saddle Club UB senior crew members look forward with particularly eager anticipation to shore leave. This means that We and our senior officer, Mr. Casey, will be able to forget the routine life on ship, and rise bright and early, make our way to Casey's Riding Academy and then ride to our heart's content. Comes spring 'our crew becomes more eager for shore leave than usual as one beautiful afternoon during this season will find us holding our annual Weinie Roast. This consists of a late after- noon ride followed by hot weinies and coffee, served by a camp fire. It's a wonderful diversion to forget one's cares and heed the inviting call of the range! SAILING ALONG on a brisk spring morn- ing, these riders answer call of the open. 4 First row Lleit to rightl: Carr, Lawler, Woblan, Houston, Leoni, Soltis, Syron, Novack, Morgan, McCabe, Lewis, Lacek, Second row Hands, Davis, Selover, Gavin, Iiunta, Hands, Weiss, Kilcullen, McHale, McHugh, Cunningham, Maloney. Third row: Iez, Heffernan Hurley, Stasko, Syron, Kenworthy, Podrasky, Rusnock, Pavlischak. Back row: Meehan, Lawney. Seventy-tour if 1 - 32 G lirst row llett to rightlz A. Chuba, A. Iez. Galdun, Leom Check Drendall Bobkowski Mauqhan Second row Williams Brill Mull: un, Mcl-luqh, Connor, DeBonis, E. Chuba, Rzucidlo, Buynak Third Mykulyn Bail y Pond Nltchell Mcrthe s 'utcxhler Const im-, Clark. Fourth row: Alexis, I. Jez, Aberback, Moran Heylek Werner Shafer I-'elak HE excited cries of Strike or Spare followed by the crash of falling pins is enough to make a bowling enthusiast out of you-if you aren't one already. The growing en- thusiasm for this sport felt throughout the country certainly isn't lacking among the boys of the Coughlin. This year Mr. H. C. Booth found himself with seven teams of bowling fanatics. Each Wednesday, about four, these fellows make their way to the Eagles' Bowling Alley where they engage in their fav- orite recreation. After a season of stiff competition, it was decreed that the two leading teams were Teams 1 and 2. In the final playoff, Team l emerged vic- torious over Team 2 by eleven pins. The leading team consisted of I. Dren- dall, F. Shafer, C. Heylek, C. Clark, and F. Alexis. The highest individual score in any game was made by I. Drendall of Team 1. The score was 212. 'st E ,E .4 L E. 5 ,, ., , , - - - i ., . First row Ilelt to riql-tj: Swantek, Tirpak, Ke-riWo.thy, Edwards, Limcavage, Carr, Mahally, Ioback, Hulloy, Yencha, Petra, Gavin. Dvorak, Heifren, Kilcullen, Swalick, Tyahur, Second row: Sabatini, Kozihroda, Hiemensnyder, Cranston, Guzzo, Williams, Williams, Kozik, Koval, Mattick, Knelly, I-'!ndd, Cawley, K. Burke, Albert, Buzysinski, Flosser, Bucknavage, Weiss, Soltis, R. Syron, Gordon, Slacta. Third row: Roth, Ladner, Hassay, Reese, Musko, Miller, Kopek, Reilly, Becker, Roberts, Bonk, Zeyats, Soudcs, Demellier, Donohue. Haughney, Remcho, Reatini, Kozibroda, Shimko, McDonough. Fourth row: Check, Sennett, Panza, Sikora, Evans, Bohack, Grahko, Tom- ascik, Kozey, Mr'Elwee, Tvoralr, Smith, Emerick, Houston, Woitas, Ustvon, Woblan, Uniatowski. Fifth row: Turpak, Kubaugh, Brehl, Zoklukiewicz, Kedro, McAndrew, M. Evans, Trethaway, Symons, D. Evans, Poole, Ringlaben, F, Pokorny, Pokorny, Landmesser, Arm- strong. Sixth row: Dnistran, Slawich, Dod R b' h S -' ' ' ' ge, em is , cureman, Koblosl 1, Burt, Davies, Humanik, Voychik, Saber, Sergi, Musketness Kennedy, Peterson, Williams. Seventh row: Wxubelski, Haberski, Ko:eny, Dasheski, Biros, Petro, Chiris, Abend, Barnett, Baloqa, Rolands, Witko, Henney, Syron, Mulhern. , y Girl Reserves , MONG the popular all-girl clubs in Cough- lin, the Senior Girl Reserves stands among the highest. The club is not primarily a social organization but one which gives gener' ously of time, effort, and money to help those less fortunate. The group was formed four years ago as the Freshman Girl Reserves with Miss Rita Carlin as adviser. Because of the many students desiring membership, require- ments are necessarily strict in order to weed out the inactive. Although social Work takes considerable time, Girl Reserves still find op- portunity for mock trials, panel discussions, and dances for the Red Cross. A Sea of Trouble is brewing as Rifkin gives HJudge't Lawlor a hot-foot while prosecutor Boback looks on. Seventy-six F statistics can be depended upon, in a few few years most of the landlubbers will be bounding around on the waves or shoulder- ing muskets for Uncle Sam. Until they will be needed, the members of Hi-Y are occupying their time in becoming Air Raid Wardens, at- tending First Aid classes, cmd performing other patriotic non-combatant duties. Needless to say, the Hi-Y believes firmly in the old adage, All work and no play -as witnessed by their numerous Scavenger Hunts, and Sport Dances. Highlights of their year's social events were the projects planned with the Girl Reserves, which included the third annual Hi-Y-Girl Re- serve Dinner-Dance, the Mock Trial, and the panel discussions. The Hi-Y is definitely im' portant in Couqhlin's school life, for when boys get together, they either wreak havoc or do something constructive. The worthwhile is the l aim of Hi-Y. Sailor Beware, when Podrasky defends himself in Hi-Y-Girl Reserves Trial g Swiatkowski gives truth. HLY i -Q A -X L ,.. - ' . ' First row tleft to riqhtjz Dombroski Falkoski, Chuba, Seicik, Petro, Straub, Gross, Gavis, Aleo, Ruckle, Check, Reatini, Kvauser, Fal- lahan, Mulligan, Feher. Second row: foerinqer, Buc-zinski, Decker, Puckowitz, Husnock, Ienkins, Lawler, Swiatkowski, Fritzges, Feh- linqer, Zynel, Podrasky, Yost, Lawney, Gaiden, Parri, Third row: Colacichi, Mitchel, Leoni, Trethawav Modrak Svmons, Deacon Smith, Gomba, Grohowski, Pelickt, Kusyk, Rodock, Wallace, Serqi, Fasset, Aniol, Reese, Cavanauqh, Pavlischak, Damico. Fourth row Bernhardt, I, Iez, McDermott, R. Reese, Lehet, Radice, Anistranski, Hoffman, Rowlands, Sarti, A. Iez, Rilkin, Sabol, Shuba, Aleseick, Pyatt, Tomalinas, Bunyak, Farrel, Crowder. Fifth row: Maloney, Tonkin, Ward, Bardick, Carcaci, Gabor, Clark, Connors, Bianchi, Naessiq, McQuay, Ivan, Williams, Thrash, E. Reese, Pavilok. Sixth row: Parese, Miller, Pugh, Makelonis, Lacek, Sarnecki, Polacheck, Urban, Lawler, Meehan, Basalyaa, Elko, Hands, Seniuk, Good, Reinhard Seventh row: Vukotich, Biros, Thomas, I, Davis, Caretta, Rajza, H. Reese, Sulliver, Schall, Slusak, Petro, Staslco, Nicely, A. Reese. Eighth row: Davis, Tomkiewicz, Fisher, Sozzi, Ennis, Polacheck, Peleak, Boyle, Drulfner, Connolly, Hawk, Scanlon, R. lanes, E. Allen. Seventy-seven A Capella Choir First row fleft to rightlz Pulver, O'Donnell, Cawley, Andrews, Williams, Maloney, Moran, Tillie. Second row: Kistler, Montone, Austin Kingston, Miss Weiss, Director. Third row: Mitchell, Novak, Edwards, Voychick, Uzltvon, Kelly, Yencha. Fourth row: Small, Levy Thoryk, Evans, Smith, Kelly, Kipp. Filth row: Smolenyak, Saber, Norakus, Goeringer, Check. Sixth row: Marko, Cybulski, Morgan Todd. Seventh row: Kresge, Lewis, Smalko, Tierney. Eighth row: Zeisner, Polacheck, Edwards, Parri, Reese, Tonkin. Ninth row Mauqhan, Nicely, Ruckle, Pugh, Thrash, Tuhy. Tenth row: Filipko, Warick, Good, Sevison, Ivan. Eleventh row: Dick, Barnes, McDer mott, Williams, Howley. Twelfth row: Davies, Mondulick, Zelinski, Yost, Mirola, Collins. of seventy members, is rapidly gaining renown. For the first time, it went on tour this year and gave performances at Hazleton, ount Carrne an amo in ig M 1 d Sh k' H' h 1 E o HE A Capella choir, made up T h 6 C h G I. Schools. The Choir recently sang 6 A before the Kiwanis Club, the Ro- tary, Teachers' Institute, Man-Cite Club, and Bucknell Iunior College. Griffith I. Iones, noted composer and arranger, and a former super- visor of music in Cleveland, has dedicated his latest composition, Out of the Deep to the choir in recognition of the fine work done by the group and Miss M. Arline ,,, Weiss, the conductor. Seventy-eight , 9, ,CNXSUHQ vw? MGS Steps Gut SUCCORING THE WEAK EIGHT BELLS AND ALL'S WELL SOLEMN ATTENTION Seventy-nine First row lleft to riqhtjz Ritkin, Petro, Rodock, Gudaitis, Katacinski, Petro, Panza, Reilly, MacDonald, Collins, Nicely, Tonkin, Mirola Second vow: Miss Weiss, Bitkbeik, Flosser, Boback, Bonk, Setzer, Soudas, Heatini, Ondich, Ko-aibroda, Ladner, Knelly, Montague, Koval, Krukowski, Dirmri, llndrokltis, Chofko, Davies, Yencha, Dvorak. Third row: Gregory, Rolarxds, Armstrong, Iackson, Zayats, Babuscak, Uniatowski, Murtincavaqe, Davis, Tyahur, Krempasky, Handel, Kovalick, Swalek, DeMellier, Gauqhan, Poveroni, Devanue, Fourth row. Baker, Evans, Zaklukiewicz, Serqi, Baloga, Owens, Landmesser, Barnett, Burke, F. Pokcrny, C, Pokorny, Hogan, Harris, Williams, Toma- schik, Lukas, Kozey. Filth row: Dascheski, Biros, Dodge, Kubaugh, Peterson, Musketness, Kreuzer, Poole, Kennedy, Smith, Hopiak, Hodun, Kasierorki, Saraka, Miller. Sixth row: Parri, MCAndrew, Kirwin, Brice, Cilwick, Scureman, Wrubleski, Payne, Brehl, Kenworthv, Stanukenas, Syron, Donohue, Wi1ko, Mondulick. Seventh row: Peleski, Michulyn, Poad, Pavlick, Dobrinsky, Selepak, Fierverker, Schall. Rice, Matthews, Rcrjza, Manci, Pavlischak, Burns. 1 Senior Select Chorus Eighty dC1T . 'cal Caxen 1 on This Yeagsngvxrlsgelect C2033 D 9 , ' ,THEB ost imPOIwm 6:35-ented by Haired tor 1tS '5?p,itot N555 LONG Togiiord HE mthe OPereuGl lpnq be Iemem der the duecuo who we G A - L Bra was Wit, O 5, un bers. . . Dpfgggian. Cvmmet The Operifjlamusic. The 63:3 twenli miie than ordixcigs CQXC e hun Se 0 G i the C and gall' ' ts Oi 0? sbecau arcmce O - ciPOX W eissl consisme Senior Cldixe 3,-,ttiC1l GFP? having ct Pun X oi seleded how q in oi Cirouplnlyn is iofmnoxe Hlhe devexopmen - - to Sm Couq 1 , therinq . fn. Gbxmgnt Chdsxmasl believes ln mr school curr1CUm was so Qrdently K-Cd pcm of the wh0 5eI1 1 musiC as GH es The :matics and Qperetta J ORRIE SPARKS COURTIN' LESSIE HANNAH Bank and Rodock SAILOR TOM COLLINS LEADS THE VOCALS E-VE-LYN LAWLOR SWINGS OUT PROP. SFORZANDA SINGS OPERA Sevison and Maisel Eighty-one -, 34 R - 'G A E4 2 First row llett to riqhtl: Sullum, Pelmoter, Young, Sweinberq, Pomeren, Ustvon, Petro, Witko, Seniuk, Cavanauqh, Sooby, Gudaitis, Thrash. Second row: Babuscsak, Baker, Terpak, Koval, Lillienthal Lukach, Lutischen, Lehet. Kupar, Strock, Stulak, Landmesser, Heiser, Kistler, Musko. Third row: Gorski, M. Tapajcik, Zarzecki, Uniatowski, Tvorak, Perdek, Allen, Bonk, Guzinski, Rineman, Metro, Schifte hauer, Yaremko, Harcharutka, Weiss. Fourth row: Goeringer, Morqan. Novak, H. Tapajcik. Whitesell, Lukas, Miller, W. Tanalski, A, Tanalski, Saraka, Wolczyk, Woods, Erdman, Itomanik, Fifth row: Yencha, Yourqlivch, Smolenyck, Taylor, Lincavaqe, Zaklukiewicz, Kul- ick, Gurko, Petro, Hennicheck, Hermey, Blum, Panza Karl, Grabko. Sixth row: Swartz, Delaney, Dobrinski, Goldner, Mintzer, Havri- lak, McGavin, Gabor, Kriso, Ritter, Collmann, Matushak. HE German Club, under the di- rection ot Mr. Warmkessel, head of the modern language department, holds its meetings y twice monthly. The purpose of the club is to give all German students l an opportunity to better their oral German and to learn more of the classical background of the Ger- man race. The club requires that the members maintain a high aver- age in German and belong to the Iunior or Senior class. The club enjoys a large membership, aver- aging around one hundred mem- bers. After the business meetings, some member of the club leads the group in singing German Folk songs and games of German origin. The modern keynote is the quizzes conducted about subjects of Ger- man background. The German Club also helps to acquaint its members with the best examples of German literature in the original O D k f si f G f Hd language. The party held during n ec or a tory rom erman o ore are - - - those members: Frances Zarzecki doing the reading. the Chnstmus hohdays 15 usually r the main social event. Eighty-two French C lub 64 OUVEZ-VOUS parler francais r comme un citoyen de France? In order to speak French like a Frenchman, the stu- dents take pride in polishing up their skill in speaking with each other in this language. Those who show a more than average interest in French are invited to become members of Le Cercle Francais. At the meetings, interesting discus- sions are held concerning famous French authors, painters, and mu- sicians. To show their knowledge and to improve in adeptness, the members play different games, in which all conversation is carried on completely in the French tongue. Various ways are taken of becom- ing more familiar with the man- ners and customs of the French people and with the country of France itself. Miss McHugh, the faculty adviser, is present to lend a guiding hand when necessary. , IQ 'Three Thousand Miles Across lics the interest of these French enthusiasts, who scan map of Frzmccl. Q First row tleft to riqhtl: Sodroskv, Baloga, Thompson, Crowder, Hill-rin, Pyatt, Bucknavaqe, Evans, Carr, Edwards, Svron, Kenwortliy, Pohutsky. Second row: Fladd, Flosser, Bednar, Mulroy, Morgan, Beinard, Coulter, Ganard, D. Davis, Cylwick, lVlcGroarty, Lulchuk, Mikita, Zumpano, Schuster. Third row: Guzzo, Reilly, Curley, Sidor, Yudisky, Adams, Iohnson, Cranston, Gavin, Kennedy, Boback. Park, Passeri, Sluhocki, Iankowski, Sutton. Fourth row: Kornblatt, Burt, Yencha, Roberts, Riernensnyder, Seroka, Smalko, Mitchell, Kozey, Berman, Mahally, Everett, Klosowski, Bohac. Fifth row: Donohue, Mulhern, McCabe, Stout, R. Davis, Czyczerski, Fedak, Todd, Wertheimor, Tlucek, Iuzwiak, Soloman, Blamire, Vinciotti, Pettit. Sixth row: Mulligan, Krauser, Gidclo, Gudaitis, Swiatkowski, Pozlxasky, Puckowitz, Zynel, Ienkins, Lawlor, O'Donnell, Good. Eighty 'three Biolog Geograph Club C lub Ready for Dress Parade are these speci- mens after preparation for exhibit. 1-N! T' First row llett to rightl: Moran Tomasko, Eastman, Monko, Carr, County, Polencliar, Woolcock, Metro, Tevcrn, Iles, Tohalla, Puckowitz. Second row: Kilcullen, Bosta, Morgan, Trethaway, Edwards, Dietz, Latsko, Lynn, Mangan, Crawley, McGeehan, Birkbeck. Third row: ' i B 1 d, lose h Kozel, Lippert Shedlock, Onclish Knelly Foarth row: Czubek, Bowman, Stavischak, Blamire, Mihalxck, Ryktarcik, Davis, ocm ' p , , , . ' ' ' S l' ,k' K arch, Socal, Ogin. Fifth row: Comoh, 'Cueriow, Corey, Toole, Allen, Miller, Andrews, Bcrloga, I. Stavlschak, Brown, Sisko, ulns 1, ap Plummer Hotchkiss, Bayin, Ritter, Mangan, Petro, Rudowsky, O'D0nnell, Kane. Sixth row: Ross, Warrick, Swiatoski, Gabor, Istvon. Zabada,'Zarack, Stein, Melusky, Marko, Biros, Schintz, Mihovich. Eightyeiour if First row tlelt to rightj: Savage, Skosierowski, Kozey, Tonkin, Weiss, Stasko, Kenworthy, IVI. Yencha, Syron, Baloga, DeMiico. Second row: Ondish, Cardamone, Kennedy, Boback, D. Yencha, Adams, Mahally, Danka, Ciesla, Forinski, Seqarski. Third row: B. Check, Kobloski, Monko, Klonic, Setzer, Pettit, Trevethan, Burke, Everett, Andrasik. Fourth row: Sisco, Kopek, Chopko, Miscavaqe, Kohukowski, Christman, Cicaici, Divine, Adolf, Lukas, Yaremko. Fifth row: Morris, Ploplis, Thompson, Tarnoski, Gavis, Aniol, Latsko, Paddick, Mul- hern, Carr, Burdick, Sixth row: Gross, Konick, Marko, Fisher, Meluski, Hawk, Gurewich, Barrett, McHugh, Welqus. See The World, as did these students by join- ing the Geography Club with its outings. NE of the few clubs open to freshmen, the Bi- ology Club, enjoys wide popularity. The monthly meetings are always of interest J .W 'YP im.. HE first and third Mondays of every month find vari- ous members of our ship's Geography Club hurrying to cabin 45 where our meetings are held. Perhaps, through the medium of movies, we take a trip across the United States or visit a village in South Africa. Sometimes we prefer just to sit and test our knowledge of geo- graphy by an informal quiz, conducted by our chief officer, Mr. Hensley. These programs whether formal or .informal never fail to be a source of en- joyment. Each spring our en- tire club forgets its cares and goes all out for a wonderful time. We hike through the sur- rounding countryside and, when we reach our destination, because of the carefully planned programs. These include talks, mo- tion pictures, and educational quizzes. The only requirement of the club is that the member be a biology student. Due to the war, the annual spring ceremony of planting the tulips had to be foregone. we find tempting refreshments awaiting us. Eighty-five HHN the final shot of our present war will have been ' fired, then and only then S 6 I' V 1 C 6 will Coughlin's Service Club rest on its laurels. The club, dedicated to serving humanity is one of which G Coughlin can well be proud. The eighty-five members, all girls, be- tween the semi-monthly meetings, knit for war relief, the American Bed Cross and other local charities. but monstly for the children who have suffered from the War. In this line, the club has, to date, produced thirty sweaters, twenty-eight tod- dlers' packs, seventeen beanies. l eight pairs of mittens, two afghans. and have made fifteen hundred buttonholes. Besides doing charit- able work, the Service Club pro- vides costumes for theatrical events of the school, and, on the lighter side, holds its main social event'- a skating party-after which the members are content to sit and knit for the Red Cross. In the Service of a worthy cause, these club members sew toy animals for needy children at Xmas time M 'W f ' r i l i i .t 1 V' . ' W ri- ,ii . l First row tleft to riqhtl: Pomeren, Henniqan, Dasheski, Biros, Hudock, Moskowitz, Oplinger, Kreuzer, Adolph, Sennett, Daniels, Bondock, Hama, Trethaway, Lukas, Albert, Pereck. Second row: Wittman, Albert, Grabko, Davis, Zarzecki, Brill, Pretzman, Fedak, Levine, Baker, Bartoletti, Bohak, Grabko, Bonk, Tvorak, Haughney Slawich, Sodrosky, Uniatowski, Birkbeck, Pomeren. Third row: Mahally, Dzurojcin, Zayats, Slacta, Shimko, Bucknavaqe, Austin, Kelly, Humanik, Scykman, O'Donnell, Drago, Luci, Gordon, Smith, Lamb,-Bednar, Smith, Fourth row: Iezercak, Sikora, Wojtas, Ustvon, Sutton, Mugford, Elinski, Havir, Loftus, Mathers, Whitesell, Zapatockt, Vincxottt, Handel, Mikita, Lehet. Filth row: Soudas, Hoqan, Setcik, Davis, Burt, Blamire, Czuczerski, Miskin, Howley, Keays, Dixon, Armstrong, Dodge, Hcssay, Luckas. Sixth row: Harris, Brown, Feld, Pettit, Hodum, Witko, Koreny, lump, Abend, Barnett, Brauner, Iuzwicki, Mamola, Gregory, Soltis. Seventh row: Gabana, Brice, Konnick, Kulick, Barkowski, Stanukenas, Petro, Edwards, Gull, Hefferon, Hurley, Kilcullen, lump, Skapura. Eighty-six First row lleft to rightl: Zynel, Parri, Pavlik, Fierverker, Mondulick, Cannon, Carr, Stevens, Modrak, Mulligan, Yost, Segar, Stein. Sec- ond row: Baloga, Chopko, Podqorski, Nichols, Peletski, Lynn, Edwards, Morgan, Fediow, Rowna, Sarti, Owens, Karl, Goeringer, Deitz, Hemingway, Kipp, Bowman, Stout. Third row: Poole, Adolph, Slivinski, T. Baloga McAndrew, Miller, Miller, Kelly, Paciega, lunaski, Fustish, Hontz, Dean, Suhoski, Benkosky, Schoch. Fourth row: Tlfomas, Burke, Fisher, Basso, Savage, Syron, Lukacli, Iiuntrr Backiel, Kreuzer, Durinski, McHugh, Kane, Zumpano, Williams. Fifth row: Schmitt, Nadolny, Boyer, Iones, Woronowicz, Sockman, Saw- yor, Andrews, Howe, Height, Gavin, Mros, Andes. Sixth row: Murphy, Toole, Dybach, Thompson, Rowlands, Sooby, Smiqelski, Evans Havard, Sudol, Conners, Koerber, Wallace, Rzucidlo. Seventh row: Mclieown, Smith, Haggerty, Young, McGavin, Kopcho, Becker, Pre- sciutti, Connolly, Falkowski, Owens, Millham, Fadden. Student Service Committee HIS club, the youngest on the good ship Coughlin, has rapidly gained popularity in this, its second year of existence. In selecting representatives, of mi which each class has two, the stu- dents are always reminded to choose people who can be depend- ed upon. Under the direction of Miss Nan Walker and Mr. I. H. Super, they take care of the im- portant tasks of patrolling the cafe- teria, and of aiding Mr. Super in selecting the Chapel programs be- sides the usual duties connected with car tickets and locker keys. Each Christmas this organization puts aside its work and joins to- gether for one wonderful time at Keeping the Coast Clear by controlling thc the annual Chnstmcs party' crowds in the cafeteria are Lukach and Sefcik. Eightywseven 9 First row tleti to riqhttz Hudak, Moskowitz, Reese, Finn, Gabor, Falkoski, O'Donnell, Dougalas, Rich, Rollancl, Dvorak, McCabe, Dodge Second row: Plsko, Lawler, Macey, Luzack, Farrell, Durland, Stefartko, Saba, Ryan, Savitski, McAdara, Horn. Third row: Knelly, Mal etta, Carcaccr, Saycs, Ramsey, Loenthal, Stavishak, Kipp, Moran, Clune, Hemminqway, Lewis, McCabe, Braytord, Fourth row: Antosh Davis, O'Malley, Albert, Snyder, Hennighan, Collmier, McGroarty, Berman, DeRemer, Kosick, Lasecki, Harcharutka, Fifth row: Donsav aqe, Baloqa, Moskc, Loftus, Shintz, Andrews, Reilly, Holland, Kozemko, Puckowitz, Regan, Savacool, Boyle. Sixth row: Morgan, R McAndrew, S, McAndrew, M. Loftus, Mather, Shimshock, Slovinski, Stavishak, Spernoqa, Cisco, Rowland. OLD TIME REVIVAL Eighty-eight Amateur ight DANCE PARADE Hobby Club FTER hard work on the briny deep, many of the seamen's first thoughts are of the Hobby Club, where they already have ob' tained memberships before sailing. At the meetings, the sailors put on new acts which they have practiced in their spare moments on shipboard. When the ship docks in the spring. the Hobby Club presents an Amateur Show under the supervision of Mr. Howard Iones. lm r. .4 in L E T .. Q First row tlett to riqhtl: Kennedy, Dunstan, Falkoski, George, Ienkins, Welqus, Ladner, Zynel, Chudoba, Dinan, Chopko, Park, Goick. Second row: Gavin. Reese, Zarzecki, McDonough, Mathers, Weinberger. Remcho. Mulhern. Pace, MacDonald, Lawler, Weiss. Third row: Stanukenas, Zayats, Hurley, Barnett, Ellman, Douqalas, Evans, Rembish, Seniuk, M. Evans, Panza, Saber. Fourth row: Krauser, Ciddo, Stanziale, Maisel, Mulligan, Sooby, Graham, Modrak, Fritqzes, Petro Gudaitis, Voellcer, Lisofsky. Fifth row: Clark, Schall, Galatko, Selover, Buczinski, Mondulick, Swiatkowski, Miller, H. Fierverker, I. Fierverker, Collins, Riikin. Speakers' Club ANY years from now, when renowned lawyers, statesmen, and silver-tongued orators speak of their early beginnings, a goodly number may trace their success back to their membership in the Speakers' Club of Coughlin. The Speakers' Club, much coveted goal of the underclassmen, is made up of seniors who are proficient in the art of express- ing themselves concisely and clearly before an audience. Being a member of the Speakers' Club is a definite asset to a student's high school life. The club endeavors to help its members to acquire poise and self-confidence by having them give short extemporaneous talks on informal subjects before a large group of people. The major enterprises of the Club are to introduce the Breidlin and the Iournal to the Classes and io provide adequate pro, Seafarer Clark tolls one of his tzill tales in grams for the national holidays. Gther pro, at three minute spot-ch at a rt-cent mm-tingf. grams in which they participated were the one on Armistice Day and the one commemorating the Sesqui-centennial of the Bill of Rights. At their meetings they present varied programs. Eighty-nine ars1ty Orchestra At Reveille Each Day youll find the Varsity Orchestra giving the duy u good sturt X First row tlett to riqhti: Moskowitz, Ramsay, Poerio, Mulhern, Kotey, Grabko, Maisel. Second row: Sooby, DeVizia, Davis, Iones, tishoi, Litchek, Mr, Lewis, Director. Third row: Crowder, Glomb, Callmcmn, Tomkiewicz, Hands, Sabol, llice, VERY morning at eight bells, this hardy group of midshipmen are at their posts in , the orchestra pit waiting to liven up all us sleepy sailors after breakfast. On Parents' Night and at the Senior Play, this organization delights the audiences by playing a number of familiar classical compositions. Under the excellent leadership of Mr. Paul B. Lewis, the musical mariners are present also at the Christ- mas play, Minstrels, and Amateur Night. The Orchestra will lose several senior officers after Commencement. I!'s V for Victory. Varsity Orchestra, Very good music as the brass and woodwind play. Ninety Reserve and Freshman Orchestras HE never failing sources of material for the Varsity Orchestra are the Reserve and Fresh- man Orchestras. The Reserve, under the skill- ful baton of Mr. Francis Truscott, performs in chapel several times during the school year. The purpose of this group is to bridge the gap which exists be- tween the Freshman and Varsity Orchestras. The Freshman Orchestra, under the direction of Miss Nan Walker, is for those students, Who, coming from the elementary grades, wish to continue with music in high school. Proof of their achievements is shown by the fact that they were selected to play for the City Teachers' Institute. They hope to pre- sent a delightful and varied program for the school at the end of the year. 4 First row llott to riqhtl: Kotch, Herqert, Williams, Yeo, Tuhy, Caffre Hatenovit Smith Second row Crispell Keuch Kalkluk wt 7 Ehrlich, Goerinqer, Pickett, Huttorcl. Third row: Williams, Davis, Kulc a Edwards Kupris Miller Podqorskr MCG oarty Fourth row Buynak, McAfee, Gracely, Foley, Swiatkowski, Setzer, Zini. Fifth ron Schneber Kelly Peduto Rubright McLauqll1n Wright 1 3 Lancet, l First row llelt to riqhtt' Mintzer Klonuck Barnes Witko Warick, Berman, Macekura, Slawich, Gudaitis. Second row: Shimko, Seratin Slacta, Pasternak, Kopec, Cransion, Buckhavaqe,'Kobukowski, Krzanowski. Third row: I. Sodroski, Babuschak, Krenzel, Koblowski Hurley, Setzer, Ostroski, Petro, Bohac. Fourth row: Tomascik, I. Sodroski, Gross, Whitehead, Miscavaqe, Monko. Fifth row: Williams Katany, Abe-rboch, Fierverker, Hawk, Clark, Plesnar, Kovul. Stamp Club N tune with the times the Coughlin High Stamp Club has devoted many of its discussions to current events depicted on the various covers which the members have been fortunate enough to receive. Among the recent covers distributed to the c1ub's forty-five members were several from our armed forces occupying Iceland, Green- land, Newfoundland, British Guiana and Trinidad. These are the bases which the United States secured from Great Britain in return for fifty destroyers. At one of the regular meetings, covers from the U. S. S. Constitution were distributed. In the Wyo- ming Valley Philatelic Society Exhibitir Paul Barnes received a nrst award while Robert Whitehead and Norman Hawk re- ceived third awards in the Junior Class. From Across the Seven Seas come stamps for hobbies of Barnes, Hawk, Whitehead. Ninety-two i Ping Club F you should go into a meeting of the Typing Club, you would imagine yourself back in the wireless room aboard ship. The agile fingers of these expert typists work as busily as those of the wire- less operator in sending an import- ant message. All are able to type at the speed of forty words per minute with only five errors. The minimum requirement in order to become one of the select few is to have an average of either B plus or A in typing. A number have re- ceived silver pins for typing more than fifty words with less than five errors. At their semi-monthly meet- ings Prominent men SPenk- All Aboard on the Keyboard what tht-Str t-lub typists start to work at ever-increasing spot-ci. e z 5 Ti 1 3 5 I T i t .1 5, First row tleft to riqhtt: Miller, Rembish, Seniuk, Musketness, Miss Durkin, P. Smith, Mondulick, Saber, Hassay, Koreny, Dougalas, Fal- kowski, Garwocki. Second row: Krupak, Moran, Zarzecki, Ustvon, Tvorak, Lukas, Tapaicik, Baker, Bartoletti, Paveroni, Uniatowski. Shimko. Third row: Lukas, Mathers, George, Cilwick, Gorski, Yencha, DeMellier, Burke, Abend, Williams, Katacinska, Slacta. Fourth Epw: Burns, Bruno, Warick, Dunstan, Evans, Symons, Dybach, Delaney, Maisel. Filth row: Leoni, Petro, Fierverker, Galdun, Rice, 'alatko. Ninety-three . , -M , , .. i , ' Q I K 1 i' I 'Q' 1 First row llelt to rightjz Dixon, Hoffman, Landmesser, Heffren, Gull, Houston, Pace, Durinski, Merowsky, Mamola, Crawley, Gabana, Setcik. Second row: Lamb, Kelley, Kaiser, Patrizi, McGroarty, Miller, Boland, Fortune, Crawley, Sluhocki, Saraka, Lavix, Snyder. Third row: Homa, Krempasky, Woblan, DeRemer, Marticanvage, Injaychock, Montague, Shubert, Stahurski, Shuster, Pace, Smith. Fourth row: Nordstrom, O'Connor, Dougherty, Clarke, Carey, Butash, Schlom, Kosierowski, Humanik, Considine, Czarniecki, McAndrew. Fifth row: Kosierowski, Grahko, Adolph, Poerio, Scanlon, Loftus, Eastman, Czubek, Soltis, Masko, Loftus. Homemakers' p Club HO said WO1Tle1'1 d - The Sea of Matrimony will not be so turbulent for . . . pre om mate incooking? Why. these girls who learn the essentials of housekeeping. these young gentlemen prepare food as good as the food back home with Miss Mary McDade as their guide. The boys dabble to their hearts' content in the galley where they con- Coct all sorts of delicious dishes from canapes to cookies. The part they seem to enjoy most is the fact that they have to eat their own products! Ninety-lour SAILOITS wife the sailor's star shall be. Thus goes the tale of Nancy Lee. How- ever this line could refer to any of the sixty-six members of the Homemak- ers' Club. Through movies and trips to such places as Percy Brown's Delicatessen and the Glendale Dairy, these girls, under the guidance of Miss McDade. acquaint themselves with the various places of h o m e m a k i n g . On their social calendar they had a few enjoyable parties. lfr Down In The Galley, future stewards get their basic training in culinary art. Boys' Cooking Club Hmmm.. was as First row llett to riglrtlz Shultz, A. Iez, Young, Yost, I. Caffrey, Gos:iewski, Hodokoski, Gurs-wich. Second row: Williams, L. Catfrey, Simon, Woznicki, Heim, Pickett, McNamara, Rogus, Shillcrbeer. Third row: Stanziale, Warick, Heffernan, Poad, Seasock, Parri, Setzer, Sevitsky. Fourth row: Thomas, Horensky, I. Iez, Nagy, Sevitsky, Thompson, Buynak, Thrash. Fifth row: Injaychock, Jones, Moore, Carr, Tuhy, Nicely, Vostovich. -s., Ninety-tivo board The U . S. S. Cougmin hs STOWAWAY TROUBLE ON DECK Nineiy-six Riikin. StanziaXe. Rodock, Danitak. Tomkiewitz THE 'TI-XTTOOED LADY Nick Rodock The Band First row tleft to rightl: Hands, Falkosl-ri, Pyatt, Reese, Rice, Crowder, Polachek, F. Hands, Collmann, Iones, Michulick, Mirola. Second low: Dunphy, Sabol, Blomb, Krauser, Goeringer, Weymaier, Buynak, Iiunta, Delman, Swiatkowski, Williams, Keuch, Mr. Lewis. Third raw: West, Selzer, Sooby, Smith, Sprau. Zapotczny, Vehofski, Katch, Tomalinas, Lehet. Fourth row: Farber, Chopko, Wisor, Wright Paddick, Davis, Litchek, Haggerty, Adler, Hilburt, Roan. Fifth row: Crispell. Pelmoter, Buczynski, Tomkiewicz, Benish, T. Fisher, Fisher Adams. .-.. . ,..r..... ....+ ' Y - -A . . . ft f ' L- fy f 5...-if ji.. q A 4- vial: -, . , , . f G - ' I PW! .Ni-.' ,J . .2 -im kwa. A W fl 53 A 'K A. 'Y S' -S 'a '- , if 3-H .2 ,Qs 'Q ' V '-221 1:-': e ' , ' I -' -.. ,,,. .. , if Q Y ' ' - ,I y Marching In Review, the band triumphantly leads the victory parade back from field after each football win. BOARD the U. S. S. Coughlin, captained by Sidney V. Tomkiewicz, on the evening of Fri- day, March 20, was to be found a great deal of merriment, as officers, shipwreckers, hornpipers and the crew banded together to present the an- nual Coughlin minstrel show. Under the most cap- able direction of F. H. Super and P. B. Lewis, the boys presented two sides of life on the Coughlin : on board and on shore leave. HE power of music has been praised by many illustrious poets and musicians. The magic of music is quite evident. When our band strikes up, the whole crew sits on the edges of their seats. A football game, Varieties, or Minstrels, without a per- formance of our band, would be as empty as a Thanksgiving dinner with- out turkey. With the help of their ex- cellent conductor, Mr. P. B. Lewis, this musical organization produces many types of music, from a football fight song to a patriotic hymn. Each fall the spectators at the football games, await with eager anticipation the familiar ap- pearance of the band in their conserva- tive blue and red uniforms. Their forma- tions and marching on the field are of as fine a quality as their music. We, the crew of the U. S. S. Coughlin, salute the band! We're proud of you! Ninety seven mx Q19 :- ,s gigs . mm, ws fl ew --. v .Mi q , 1 I - ' , wif ' I 5 f kj V. ' ' ' Q Q fggff-Qi? Q54 I 1' I f I qfl. .ily Q W j 1F'fg?ef . VA 5 www.- V J V , if Ya., 'I' .J . 1 .Nu 9 Q4 Board of Editorial Staff g 'fgi4'f fhQ'f CLAIREAADMLIAERN mm nosfxeuufov cms svnon ssvmoun mmm' C'JlfQffgr'Bf-QHlQh fe' M ASSISTANT Eonons LAvouT Emmons Journal O Hundred AWILLIAM GUDAITIS JEAN DONOHUE JOSEPH GALATKO PHYLUS WEISS GEORGERITCHIE - FLOREIKE KL050WSKl5EllAlUI!liHAiGiARUFKA DOLDRES T000 ARNDLD SULLUM RNA WERTHHMER LWBLLIAHJOHNSON JERQY MIAJTIFK q EPYAARPRQOLDIIHI PAUL THRASH 1 Publications Typlllg, BLISIHCSS HE Board of Publications includes students who en- joy writing, illustrating, typing, or displaying their business ability. The Editorial Staff consists of the people who write the material for the Iournal and Breidlin. They are selected on the basis oi competitive examinations and work under the leadership of Miss Ruth T. Austin. The art work needed for the Iournal or Breidlin is done by the Art Staff, advised by Miss Florence Evans, while every ad is obtained by the Business Staff, directed by Mr. William A. Connor. Not to be overlooked is the Typing Staff, who are chosen because of their unusual skill in typing. Llild Aff SEQIEFS MARJORIE Buxineff Manager Art BETTY DUNITAN AGNES HASSAY ELEANORSYMONS FLORENCE KORENY AILEEN CARR T DOLORES REILLY LILLIAN ROBERTS MARTETTABECKER ROSALIE WITKOWSKI MILDREITBRICE MARGARET BREHL EDITH ADAMS 4 ANNA LUKACH DUROTNY YEIICNA BETTY LEHET I .mnfmum evuvmwtfk 4 JAMES sons Jmsscnowpeu One Hundred One Q + .Mak A , n ei I 1 K ' A - . I . ' 5 FMvLL' P?5y 'H W7X JSx N: ,337 A H,-. f ' WL! . :f- 4Kwf:Q,Qgfzw SM 405162 ,- 7 .- W' J iffy f :mf Y 'L 3'ff1'.1 v Q ga gg, if ,. -. - . ,. gg, 1' z,4 gi?W , + Qp . E., A - .V f . K - -gg-f .Md V-.M ll. 45 if , V5 e.,. ,af w,,::1gg-. 'ifufg is A Z X ,ZA l, . W,,.,. S k2.,..:,.,X ,N f : eg. f ,Mg .i ima 15 Nvpgafbg Z, Saw- 8 J fL,5QQi?:.e'.zlsAiefY ' L ,'2,:p??,t.swf.. f -Q , W V f xg, G,. , .fe fam ' ,L ..,. .:5,,,e, W . -. I f. A '45 ,if S' Y Ag 'Mm H , - A-my ' ,Q Football OUGHLIN took to the field on the twentieth of last September and, midst a maze of figures in the bleachers, the blaring trum- pets of the band, downed the Old Forge team by the very encouraging score of 21 to 0, with Tom Bianchi making a 40-yd. run to score in the fourth quarter. The next tilt with Plymouth proved less glorious, but the boys took the de- feat at a 13 to 0 score and went on to surprise the whole Valley by defeating the powerful Meyers unit. The game ended as center Sozzi made a spectacular 30-yd. run to place the ball on the Meyers 10-yd. line as the whistle blew. The trip to Nanticoke was memorable. Cough- lin swamped the opposition under a continual downpour of rain, Bianche and Stephens mak- ing long scoring runs. Berwick's gridders in- 1941 FOOTBALL SCORES Sept. 20-Coughlin ............... 21 Old Forge Sept. 27--Coughlin .........,..... 0 Plymouth Oct. ll-Coughlin ............... 7 Meyers .... Oct. 18-Coughlin ............... 26 Nanticoke Oct. 25-Coughlin ............... 0 Berwick .... Nov. 3-Coughlin ............... 13 Luzeme .... Nov. 8-Coughlin ............... 6 G. A. R ........ Nov. 15-Coughlin ............... O Larksville Nov. 27-Coughlin ............... 7 Kingston . vaded and walked off with the laurels of a 12-0 win, but on November 3, Luzerne lost by a score of 13-7. Bianche took all the honors of the day by his spectacular 103-yard scoring run after an interception, captured behind his own goal line. G. A. R. rolled up a 7-6 score to defeat the home squad while the Larksville squad came out on top with a 9-0 score. In the final game of the season, the Kingston Huskies managed to push over two touchdowns to come through by a score of 13-7. In victory or defeat the spectators thoroughly enjoyed the showmanship of the band and the marching majorettes, and the cheers led by Head Cheer- leader Thomas Collins and his squad: Danilak. Ienkins, Schwab, Rifkin, Swiatkowski and Brennan. KEEP 'EM ROLLIN', BOYS One Hundred Four 'ff GURDOCK IN THE LEAD WWF . ' fy-.-.1 - K v , ,, . rii. ,Y , .. fir. ' ,fin w i i .. 4. 15, .W -' W . .. , K. K ,., ., f , . ,, , F , ,. ., I, , I i. s. ,W .4 . an Y 4 , K . J. ,. . . . A ., ,Um .fr ,V . L . by Front row lleft to rightl: Ward, Puckowitz, Stephens, Zynel, Lawney, Sozzi, Baltuskonis, F, Mitchell. Gurdock, Kelly, Kozich, T. Bian- chi, Peher. Second row: Bilski, Schuetz, Ulichney, Dymond. Roan, Hartman, E. Mitchell, Allen, Muzyka, Injcxychock, Gottlieb, Corbett. Third row: Evans, Margolis, Dougalis, Crispell. Mullin, Kopcho, Ott, Hawk, Ruksialis, R. Bianchi, C. Mitchell. Mulligan. CORBETT ON THE RUN FREE FOR ALL CONGA LINE BLOCKING FOR GURDOCK TOUCHDOWN! One Hundred Five First row fleft to rightl: Becker, Mullins, Elko, Puckowitz, Williams, Kozik, Bilski. Second row: Mr. Jones, Legault, Rudolph, Rein, Hoover, Dzurovcin, Carr, Evans, Legault. Third row: Yanchuk, Katz, Millham, Kclczmarczyk, Rextalis. PENING the current season on their own floor, the Coughlin five ran rampant over the Plymouth Indians by a 35 to 25 vic- tory score with forwards Elko and Williams playing a fine game. Coughlin then left home port and went down the valley for a stop at Nanticoke and a defeat although our set-shot artist, Bilski, was sinking baskets from all an- gles. A stop at Hanover brought a defeat de- spite the efforts of the giant center, Puckowitz. Back home again their challenge to the Meyers five proved a real thriller, but they lost even with floorman Mullins' snagging every ball. In- vasion by the Berwick five, as usual, gave more than enough thrills. The final whistle blew with the Berwick boys sinking the Red and Blue however. Elko set the pace. Then the boys went right out to give G. A. H. one of its hardest games although they lost even with the Whole team up on its toes. The Newport five came to stage a spectacular exhibition of fancy ball handling and tricky shots to win the game. And again Elko set the pace. A stop at the Kingston port gained a defeat notwith- standing Mullins' handling of the ball. With Plymouth anxious to revenge their earlier de- feat, they played a terrific game to Win al- though Becker gave his mightiest. The Nanti- coke five sailed up to Coughlin's port and handed the home team a loss regardless of the One Hundred Six Basket' splendid work of Bilski and Elko. Next with a stop at Meyers's port, Coughlin five lost in spite of the efforts of Williams. Hanover visited the local floor and a hard-fought game was wit- nessed With Hanover Winning heedless of Bil- ski's tries. With a hard clean game, G. A. B. finally nosed out the Coughlin boys despite the efforts of Williams and Puck. The Kingston foes came to Coughlin's floor and barely won with the Reserves playing most of the game. Elko starring. Pictures- MAKING IT THE HARD WAY MID-AIR COLLISION IT'S A BASKET THE JERSEY BOUNCE Ion. Icm. Ian. Ion. Ion. Icm. Icm. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mor. 1542 BASKETBALL SCORES Coughlin ........................ 9-Coughlin -Coughlin -Coughlin Coughlin ........................ -Coughlin -Coughlin -Coughlin ........................ -Coughlin ........................ -Coughlin ....,................... 20-Coughlin ........................ 24-Coughlin ........................ Couq hhn ............,........... -Co uqhlin all Plymouth Ncrnticoke Hanover ........... .............. Meyers ......... .............. Berwick ...... .............. G. A. R .......... ............. Newport ........... .............. Klngston ........... ............. Plymouth Nctnticoke Meyers ......... .............. Honover ........... .............. G. A. R .......... ............. Kingston ........... .............. WW' we vp' ff.-it , i ig' -..Wauluff .z One Hundred Seven First row lleft to rightlz Galdun, Matthews, Schuster, Gottlieb, Kelly, Welgcs, Bianchi, Shinder, lnjaychock. Second row: Corey, C C ' p ll R't ' k E e ick Kozick, R. Evans, Cavanaugh, Macieiczyk, Panaqakcxs. Third row: Mr. We ' D n E a G 1, Bartell, Davis, Brice, Mintzer. arr,r1s e, lSlC,lT11' , zurovci , M. v ns, erko, Zyne BOM the first break of Spring weather in April, the baseball team is out on the mud- soaked turf getting in action with their pre- liminary training. The club's first opportunity to hear the umpire call Play ba1l came when they opened the season with the Meyers boys as their opposition. Both teams played well and both showed fine examples of sportsman- ship especially Coughlin when defeat came with the first game of the season. Exeter was next in line and fell beneath the power of Coughlin's nine and Bianchi's accomplished hurling, which he excellently portrayed by crediting himself with fifteen strikeouts. G. A. H. toppled next to a 4 to 3 defeat, and Nanti- coke was the next victim in line and went down under the pitching of Ray Gerko by an ll to 1 score. The power of Coughlin was again shown when they defeated Meyers 3 to 1 and put themselves tie with G. A. R, for first place hon- ors. Baseball is a hard, fast, trying game which only the finest play, and to this 1942 unit is extended sincerest congratulations. One Hundred Eight st, Coach, Buynak, Base 1941 BASEBALL SCORES May 19-Coughlin .................. 4 Meyers ..................... 6 May 22-Coughlin .................. 11 Exeter .......... ......... 3 May 26-Coughlin .................. 13 G. A. R ...................... 15 May 29-Coughlin .................. 8 N anticoke ............ 0 PLAYOFF GAME Iune 2-Coughlin .................. 3 Meyers .......... ......... 5 1942 BASEBALL SCORES Apr. 30-Coughlin .................. 2 Meyers .................. 5 May 4-Coughlin .................. 14 Exeter ........................ 1 May 7--Coughlin .................. 4 G. A. R ...................... 3 WwumflilQgfifw Q -. , 1 -, www GERKO STARTS TO FIRE B HE'S OFF TO FIRST El ll THE WINNING X gk N ..:.zQ RUN Q ww.. IT'S A HOMER One Hundred Nine First row Cleft to rightjz I. Davis, Ycmchuk, Czubek, B. Mulligan, Bilski, Krawetz, Ondrea. Second row: Maier, McHugh, Murphy, ,McMaster. Iohns, Chissler, Kraft, P. Swiatkowski, Armhruster Alexis, Petro, Gildea, Hartmann, Mcl-Klee, Sysko, Rukstalis, Boyle, Ott, Muzyka, Kultys, Millham, Connely, Tuhy, Kotch, Colacichi, Papatopoli, Davis, Steqarski. Third row: I. Davis 1941 TRACK SCORES Maloney. T. Swiatkewski, Modrak, Symons, Ienkins, Mullin West, T. Mulligan, Kusyk, Walsh, Dillon, Zynel, Roan, Moran Murray. Fourth row: Rubright, Hannigan, Yost, Devaney Kosloski, Thomas, Evans. Track May 21 Coughlin ........ ........................ ............ 5 0 G A R .......... ......................................................... ............ 5 5 V2 May 28-City Meet G. A. R .......... ......................................................... ............ 4 7 Coughlin ........ ............ 4 5 Meyers HE track team is having a great season! In April, Red entered the Penn Relays with a team composed of Toddy Mulli- gan, Teddy Swiatkoski, Neil Maloney, and George Modrak. Bernie Mulligan went along as an extra. Coughlin, in a field of nine, came in fourth. On Monday, May 18, Coughlin en- tered the PIAA track meet at Huber Field, Plymouth, with only nine boys. Coughlin came in third with a score of 34. A new record was established by Bernie Mulligan of Coughlin in the mile with a time of 4:44.8. Also, three other firsts were taken by Coughlin. George Modrak won the quarter mile, Teddy Swiat- koski won in the 200 low hurdles, and Cough- One Hundred Ten lin's mile relay team finished first. Now let's go back to last year. G. A. R. defeated us in a close contest. Coughlin took five firsts. In the 100, it was Mulligan with 10.6 sec. time: in the 880, Maloney had a time of 2 rnin. 13 sec.: in the mile, Lawlor had a good time of 4 min. 37 sec.: in the high jump Fraley did 5 ft. 5 in.: and in the javelin, it was Krawetz with a distance of 146 ft. Last year's City Meet proved to be a thrilling contest with four records being shattered. Two first were taken by Coughlin. In the javelin Krawetz had a dis- tance of 143 ft., in the 880, Maloney had a time of 2:03.2. OVER THE TOP KRAWITZ FOLLOWS THROUGH ON 'THE RUN Modrak, Maloney. B. Mulligan BILSKI AND THE SHOT-PUT HEAVE-HO MULLENS JAVELINS START FLYING One Hundred Eleven qigifyxfgmkf B First row Ile-it io righljz Burke, Koblowski, Hurley, Bulogo, Kozey, Cieslc, Kosierowski. Second row: Loenthcxl, Evans, Puckowitz, Geidu Kistler, Bondek, Berman, Fustlsh, Franks, W NW Girls' Sports SUSPENSE! WE ROLL DEM BONES One Hundred Twelve HE goal of the ancient Spartans -a sound mind in a sound bodyfis likewise the aim of our physical education department. To attain these, students take part in such sports as volleyball, bas- ketball, table tennis and badminton, all of which require physical as well as mental agility. The high- lights of the program have been the various tournaments played. While the seniors were victorious in volleyball, they bowed to the juniors on the basketball court . . . The ever popular table-tennis tour- ney began with 79 teams partici- pating, the winners being Dolores Reilly for the girls and Ioseph Han- non for the boys. A new kind of reward is being given to the win- ner of the badminton tournament. It is a red, white, and blue pin, bearing the inscription, Scholastic Badminton Champion, from which hangs a gold shuttlecock. Physical education classes feature drills and marches in military nature. The girls themselves are the best proof that the department is living up to its aim. GOING UP SWING IT, GIRLS STAG LINE One Hundred Thirteen Majorettes l Lett to right: 'Mcrqan, Carr, Teevan, Woehrle, Ross, Morgan, O'Donnel1, O'Ma11ey, Malloy, Stahr, Doyle, Baluta, Clarke, Davis, Hurley, Wallace, Havir, Paye, Ladner, Cunrmt, Allen, Baloga, Shedlock, Gavis, Stavischuk, DiSanto, Bonk, Gorham, Burns. Absent: Reagan, Meehan, Myers, HEI-lE'S something about a rnajor- ette that thrills, thrills, thrills! This group, organized by Miss Gerald- ine Daley two years ago, takes the place of girl cheerleaders and has the distinction of being the only corps of girls in the valley to take part in the sport activities at halves of football and basketball games. Each girl must have definite physical qualifications and also good posture. 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Company - 121 125 121 123 121 126 121 121 126 120 126 122 121 126 118 124 121 123 121 122 122 123 123 122 126 123 One Hundred Seventeen 'BUILD HG UPON H 0flLVfO.lI'D founna' K H66-IP YQUR VICTORY PLEDGE BUY 1111112 3011113 and 51111111123 f ff h 11 1 f b THE JCDURNHL INCLUDES SPORTS HUMOR TATLER WHO'S WHO FOUNDED 1893 START THE '42-'43 YEAR RIGHT BY SUBSCRIBING Percy A Brown 31 CO White Hardware Co. I ' 19 East Market St. Wilkes-Barre Famous for ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS QUALITY FOODS and FOOD PRODUCTS FOOTBALL TENNIS BASEBALL BADMINTON WILKESBARRE' PA' BASKETBALL SOCCER CLENDALE FARMS DAIRY PRODUCTS HARRINGTON'S ICE CREAM DEEMER ESI COMPANY STATIONERY-OF F ICE EQUIPMENT GREETING CARDS AND GIFTS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Wilkes-Barre Scranton Hazleton, Pennsylvania COFF Lumber Company Complzmenls of Manufacturers and Dealers In A LUMBER AND MILL WORK FRIEND 212-248 South Pennsylvania Avenue DIAL 2 2191 Compliments of . . . SHGRDPE- INC The Richman Brothers ' ' Company 10-12 East Nonhampton Street Makers of Trick Styles for Iuniors and Misses. Sportwear, Daytime and Evening. Sizes 9 to 17 and 12 to 20 RICHMAN'S CLOTHES 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET WILKES-BARRE, PA. One Hundred Tw ty An Educulzou IN SCIENCE ofiers to qualified young men and you g women today xcept onal opportunt o interesti g d suc f 1 caree Th stitution, the oldest ot 'ts lc d th Americas, conducts cou e of st dy ph macy, chemistry. bact iology d b'o1 gy le ding to B.Sc.. a d g adu t st dy d ese ch in pharmacy. bacteriology d b logy leading to M.Sc., and D.Sc. degrees WRITE Fon CATALOG A. PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND SCIENCE Founded 182 l Philadelphia Pennsylvania For Your Health f Woodlawn IVIILE DOLLY MADISON ICE CREAM Young Nfenf Young Womeuf Your Federal and State Govern- ments are in need of young people who can qualify in Book- keeping, Shorthand and Type- writing. Prepare yourself to meet this need by taking a course at the WILKES-BARRE BUSINESS COLLEGE VICTOR LEE DODSON, President PHONE 2-5023 I-I. A. WI-IITEIVIAN St COMPANY, Inc. if WHOLESALE PAPER AND STATIONERY i' 60-62 EAST UNION STREET WILKES-BARRE, PA. One H ndred Twenty-two WHY NOT SKATE WITH YOUR DATE AT DHVIS REcREATioN CENTER Roller Skating and Ice Skating Second Ave., Kingston A Complete Line of BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS, ACCESSORIES AND REPAIRS SHEET MUSIC AND ORCHESTRATIONS WRLLRCC Music Company 49 South Main St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. sEcoNn FLOOR flowers course arranged and presented in a manner that is pleasing and different jay I. wilson flowers ar1dgM5 124 so. washington st., wilkes-barre, pa. flowers sent by wire anywhere Established Over 66 Years The C. R. Yordy Company PRINTING RULING LEGAL BLANKS BINDING LOOSE LEAF 59 PUBLIC SQUARE WILKES-BARRE, PA. Ride With Us DEPENDABLE TRANSPORTATION YESTERDAY - TODAY - TOMORROW 'A' TI-IE WILKES-BARRE RAILWAY CORPORATION AND WYOMING VALLEY AUTOBUS COMPANY OHdd t C cg Iatzbns To The Ciciss oi 19112 from JUS. STGFIRDS Studie PHQT0c3RAPHERs Coughiin Publications THE BREIDLIN and , THE JOURNAL Succm To The Class Qf 1942 ir THE CGLIJINS PRESS PRINTING - BINDING Phone 4-0746 93-95 NORTH STATE STREET WILKES-BARBE PA O H ddTwe JORDHR F. W. WOOLWORT1-1 CAFETERIA and LUNCHEONETTE Men's Furnishings and Hats of QU 9-11 South Main Street Special Price Dinners and Luncheons 9 West Market St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. All Year Round. F OR PROMPT SERVICE Call or Stop At Compliments of . . . Palace Laundr CHAS. PACE, Proprietor Y zomc Dry Cleaning 7715 Flgrm 1-Xcknowledged As The Best DIAL 2-8316 14 NORTH MAIN STREET s North washing: st wakes-B P WILKES-BAHRE, PA- SHORG PHRTY SENlORSl - .1 UNIORSI OUTING THERHS AN AT ROCKY GLEN THURSDAY. IUNE 4th, 1942 A GOOD TIME AHEAD! nty-six Gfpprecia fiom HE BREIDLIN OF '42 closes with alnote of thanks to the many who have helped make its completion possible. Foremost in our appreciation are the faculty advisers whose co-operation has made work a pleasure. Our thanks to Miss Ruth T. Austin for lending her advice in the editorial department and on the book in general: to Mr. William Connor of the Business Staff: to Miss Florence Evans of the Art Staff. Our gratitude is also extended to Miss Marion Sturdevant and Miss Edith Davis, Mr. I. H. Super, Mr. Fred Super, and Mr. P. B. Lewis for help freely given. For the pictures on the Shore Leave pages, we are indebted to Mr. Charles Hensley: and for those of the Senior- Iunior Outing, used in the senior class section to Gerald Roche, '41. Our thanks also to the advertisers for making possible the low cost of the yearbook. Each advertisement represents a symbol of good will, and it is only proper that we should return the favor and patronize these local firms. We thank Mr. Thomas Collins of the Collins Press, Mr. Ioseph Fisher of Service Engravers, and Mr. Joseph Stearns and Charles Hausler of Stearns Studio for their enthusiastic cooperation in compiling this book. Lastly a toast of appreciation to the capable staffs for their earnest willing- ness and interest in their work. THE EDITOR One Hundred Twenty seven g -..'S-ala is f fs l :WAS f-If Www ff' 191 JSN-, .ki I S3 'ab , I , ' 1f17 ' K ffl dll A . -'-5 . - ,5 Zfrr: I 3, 'uh - o S Tin Q ' , , , , , THE COLLINS PRESS Printers Wilkes-Barre, Pu. A ,MP F . i . 'fn' vw CW W f7fjff7 'L' 7 ' 3' . I X ' 1 A Y. 'Q 1, Ox K -g, . Q , . jig A' 1 1 4 . . ag-E. , ,a 4 r 'ix 'Nil .Qc -,lim I Q l ,h..,4iM1g.,1A V: A . .5 '- A , ' 5' - . :lg-'1 ,, fi! -:- ' ,nf .X , - ., ,f'W'iii' -' 1fl':+fM3:. 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