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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1943 volume:

rr: X - v . -V - V 1, fx ,V v I ? 9 1. 4 . I I -- 1 H 'E 'HI 4 - f A A 'f . Va -I Qniyn .xt- .K il u 'H+ 5 ,X 75 lf. J.. nk , 1, 'A ' ' - ' , ' , f- . 9 . ' . . ' ' .1-.xlik - - 5- lm fx I ,img .X:,5::.5f,'- jf. YT, -, - :Lil .- x-4 gg-gl A -41 ,-1 if .A 'gtk'-' -In-f :L,,,, T-kg -nf-Y-,,,, f- ' - . .--f v'fu.?-:--.:..c:'-if ' gg-,-f...1AgL7j: A-A fgfifL.f:2 'e.fj -4-1:4-,-1.--43-- - ':::'h- W---'Q--5 Ayfrisgiilig-jonsslb, Wfgigjwf fy MQWAWMMK M' W WMM ziggy , M' Q ,uZ3?'fFf Ns ag Q 3 3:2 QMMWN QW' df W N553 M 4 PM W' dfwffifffffw www A rf. gym! MA 65565, 9 wiv, BREIDLIN the -1943- James M. Coughlin High School is il? Volume XX Published Annually by the Student Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Member of N. S P. A. IIUNTA SIGNALS ' SALUTE DEDICATKDN I To Mr. I. H. Super, whose guiding influence has enabled us to get the best possible advantage from our high school education. His loyalty to the school and his devotionto America and her ideals has done a great deal to make us better Americans. FOREWORD is a year ThaT will long be remembered by everyone. This year has wiTnessed greaTer changes Than have Taken place Tor several years previous. AlThough in many ways school conTinued as usual, war acTiviTies Took TirsT preTerence. On The TirsT day OT The Term, Mr. Super announced ThaT several pre- inducTion courses would be sTarTed and +ha+ many oTher Things would be changed in order To comply wiTh The war eTTorT. As The year pro- gressed, more and more war acTiviTies were begun: and The school wenT all-ouT To help bring vicTory. JusT as The school has been devoTed To The war eTTorT, iusT so is The Breidlin devoTed To The picTuring and explanaTion oT The school's war acTiviTies. IT is based on The Theme oT an all-ouT exerTion To speed The coming oT vicTory and peace. ln The TirsT secTion, en+i+led Our School. are picTures oT The TaculTy and sTudenTs engaged in war worlc and war Training courses. They were Talcen aT The N. Y. A. shops, The railroad sTaTion and various places around The school. The division picTures aT The beginning oT The class secTion, Taken during chapel, show The sTudenTs as They appeared when They lisTened To imporTanT speeches over The school radio. ln The club secTion we have Tried To presenT The acTiviTies oT The various clubs, parTicularly Those relaTed To The war eTTorT. The TooTball picTure, beginning The sporTs secTion signiTies Team co-operaTion, Tor only Through co-operaTion can we hope To win any games or, in a larger sense, This war. lT has been The aim oT Coughlin The whole year Through To co-operaTe To.The TuIlesT exTenT Tor vicTory and Tor The peace ThaT will Tollow. Gut Schcpol At War UR SCHOOL has set its goal just as hundreds of other schools have done throughout the country. VVe have pledged ourselves entirely to the cause of winning the war. Several of our students have already left to join the armed forces and others are preparing to leave at the close of school. Also three members of the faculty have left. Mr. John Sariehs is serving with the navyg Mr. Chester Hine and Mr. Hobson Zerbe with the army. We at home have done our part by contributing all of our facilities to the advancement of the 'war effort. DVar training classes and e.1'tra-curricular activities are jvreparing our students for better service to their country. By fvurchaising Vlfar Bonds aud Stamps we have also aided our government in financing the war. llfith all these war activities our school has changed greatly but has been of greater benefit than ever. BOUND FOR THE OLD BUII.DING Q, ,Q ' if' - iii 's .Q . , iv 2 Z' 3 f ' ,. ' ' E S 4 . I 'i iw F, j , 'S ' H xwsmv .fx 13. A. ,,4 5' Bw. ,.. .. . A. Q- Q W- Q n .. . .. wifi?-Y W 3 W ham A 1 1 f 'Z 5 4, . Q x ,N.. Bev CLASSES AFTER AN AIR-RAID DRILL IN CGUGHLINS HALLS R HISTORY BULLETINS DRAW A CROWD 5 .1 ,L PRIMPING UP BEFORE THE TROPHY CASES The Faculty MR. MORGAN PRESENTS AN EDUCATIONAL TRANSCRIPTION FOR HIS HISTORY CLASS , Q MR. TRUSCOTT SELLS WAR STAMPS TO AN ENDLESS LINE OF CUSTOMERS Left to right: Mr. Dunn. principal oi North St. School. Mr. Bradley, Miss Walsh. Mr. Dixon, and Miss Durkin. Right closeup: Miss Boyce. rationing. Jffysvfvfr' TEACHERS HELP WITH RATIONING Ls-7,4 A- , .7 1 - - Y ly. 1 First row fleft to rightl: Miss Anne Dzury, Miss Myvanwy Williams, Miss Zlata Tuhy, Miss Nellie Durkin, Miss Georgia Dickover. Second row: Miss Edith Davis, Miss Marie Walsh, Miss Ruth Austin. Third row: Mr. Henry Booth, Mr. Olin Barnes, Mr. I. H. Super, principal, eleve I The Faculty First row ilett to riqhtl: Miss Grace Clark, Miss Mary Iohnson, Mrs. Robert Miller, Miss Dolores Gillespie, Mrs. Chester Hine. Second row: Mr. F. H. Super, Miss Mary Leonard, Miss Mary Kelley, Mrs. Ruth Kent Merrill, Miss M. Arline Weiss, Mr. Elfed Iones. Third row: Mr. Charles Morgan, Mr. Robert French, Mr. Frederick Shaffer, Mr. Carl Richards, Mr. William A. Connor. Fourth row: Mr. Harold Iordan, Mr. Leonard Utz, Mr. Gaylord Smith, Mr. Iohn I. Straub, MISS CARLIN, MISS MCHUGH, AND MISS SWANK AT THE SENIOR TEA 7 MR. SUPER AIDS IN THE FUN AT FRESHMAN HALLOWE'EN PARTY VE J. .I , - -r - '7 - ' , First row llett to riqhtl: Miss Florence Evans, Miss Alice Leonard, Miss Iule 'l'. Prisbek, Miss Edna Smith, Miss Mary McDade. Second row: Miss Aqncs LynCh, Mrs. Anna E. Harrison, Mrs, Nan Walker Connauqhton, Miss Ellen Clark, Miss Mae Patterson, Miss Theresa Iuzwiak. Third. row: Mr, Paul B. Lewis, Mr. Nicholas Heltzel, Mr. Edward D. Phillips, Mr. Thom Flaherty, Mr. E. M. Warmkessel. l l l - - ,A 1 1- .- First row tlett to rightjz Mrs. Robert Anderson, Miss Mary Boyle, Miss Catherine H. Swank, Miss Ida Brenner, Miss Agnes Boyce. Second row: Mr. Iames Payne, Miss Rita Carlin, Miss Ida Luchsinger, Miss Catherine Gilchrist, Mrs. Margaret R. Evans, Mr. Francis Tru'-scott. Third row: Mr. George Hutter, Mr. Anthony liuddy, Mr. Ioseph Bartish, Mr. David Mayer, Mr. Frank Pendergast. Fourth row: Mr. Arthur Booth, Mr. Robert Miller, Mr. Charles Hensley, Mr. Arthur E. Evans. thirtver ,L 1:1 - 2. in .mv 5 M, Q , .v J f XWA Q my of ' NQLMJL, Q ,m..ulfv tl: ,of Q. if , L, 1.3 gl' 1, 4 ,KA- SPECIALIZED TRAINING Students were given many opportunities to learn new subiects this year. Among these were Pre-F light Aeronautics. taught by Mr. West and Mr. Hensley: Automotive Mechanics. by Mr. Pendergast: and International Morse Code, by Mr. Connor. These subiects deal with the fundamentals basic to further training and are useful to those people going into the serv- ice. Out of every one hundred men inducted, sixty-three are assigned to specialized training. Those who know fundamentals of electricity, auto mechanics, and radio are essential to the Army programs. The auto mechanics course included sixty hours of theory and one hun- dred and twenty hours of practical work. The automobile which was dismantled was con- tributed by the Iunior Chamber of Commerce. PHYSICS EXPERTS SHOW THEIR ABILITY WHEN YOU GET A SHOCK, SOMETHING IS WRONG-IN ELECTRICITY CLASS ,Q 'J x 1 1 . 2 , v-. 659391 F x E f s l i i Q CX. Q, Q Q I ix ,xi .Q M4 f' Q is lhwvkf ru, N f N V, 2 W xlib... WN X 1-siiigi' Q. ik ' 'si Q4- 3 2 Q .,.... .. ini X5 asv is 11 ,,,.. ,ef 41 N . .5 125 fx ui nw. S5 xlib' X , , E ' SA M -Ssz., . , f ik Y ,Q MQ? . ,, S , 4 ,fwsiiw SSS? . . . Q K 1 J ,ww f YJ JJ Az., I' 1 xr f if A x 2 'fm I ,-- : pq 1' ,, 8 4 '.-:'.l..- ' 0:- ,: V 3, an fl f' 'QL if 5k',1'r A if 5' 1 N VME ' QP 1 N' ' f- 'ewhsx ,Xi 5 'YY IN 42 if Y? . S I Q:f5f533'k . A, Q 5 li :aa .fn 55'-wg APN A FRIENDLY WELCQME WAITS I Since May, 1941, Mr. Super has kept in touch with Coughlin alumni in the Service by means of letters. sent out every two weeks to nearly seven hundred former students. The letters contain news of the school and community, sub- jects the boys always like to hear about. Mr. Super does the actual writing: mimeoqraphing and mailing are handled by a committee of five. CPage 531. GH it 1+ -11. -L -'L AIR-MINDEDNESS I The above is a typical air raid drill which is held at least once a month. The students are all ready to evacuate. The students below are surveying model planes, the finished products of many hours of hard work. Each plane is exact in its proportions as required by the government. Seventy-five planes were made. my . , - ZL W Q Q xl .1 N fgg! i M Q , ff QQ Q fr ' is 5 .1 M Qmili ,L XX X . .,. . ,. I 5 5 X W U , ' - -, Q' , L Aliliklaisg 1 5 . I .. ? l .' xx K 3 Y vu IQIKPQ L 5 Q Q W Q 1? ' 'Hmm - , - A binbkwmk- METAL PCR WAR C A Key Club, organized by Mr. Arthur Booth, collected 6,877 keys. The sale money was used for soldiers' mail. Dorothy Rinehimer, Ieanne Rowlands, and Marion Savage Cabovel collected the most. The tin can collection, from roll-calls, was made regularly by Stuart Iones, Albert Sutcavage, George Verespy, Iames Weckel, and Iohn Zawatsky. tp X BUSHEL GF GQQD HEALTH - tyftwo O The Canteen Course and its pre-requisite, Nutrition, are helping Couqhlin girls to meet the war conditions of the food market. Proper food and its preparation are stressed as the girls learn the essentials of planning, preparing, serving, and, yes, even cleaning up. The above picture and the lower one on the next page, show the girls taking part in the Nutrition Exhibition. A HELPING l-LZXND C Coughlin's contribution in answer to an appeal for old clothing for poor children in Kentucky and for the Children's Federation in New York is shown in the picture above. Clothes given were in excellent condition: many were new. Members of the Iunior Red Cross are seen preparing the last articles for shipment. ty-th fer i gi ,gi 'V if V vi if 1 X' 'Q Kgs'-A an if if Q 1, 573' mi gf i f 5 wifi ff ug -w iiigi fW5g,f f i:.YR my f f ,ggi 'M K FE -aj' a g! 3 ' A!! Q-up ws? K M 6 j 5292 nh? 51 K as - , 4 5 ,gggpgg w gg, , 5 'Q ' Q 4. 11,7531 J 55 ,Lg 7, 7 K R 9 , Q 04, v a,v1,,p' ,Q i 1 , A 3. z, 5 if 4 as 1 jf 'wtf' S Q - w fl' wc' 2- Q QF Y r E.-K , V ' Q yu 5 :K R 3 :if , ,E Q 5 f 5, 1 , , ar O ii . I A '45 ggi? fr ,A 3 rn -' ' 4 W' w ' ff x 1 5 -5' AVI-U' E, ,L ' W-iw K 3 . V A go- - A -35 l me Q A w 'W 3 .- fd 3' 5 ..,,.,, M ' , ri 3 35? 5 ei a : ,.,. , , ? gz' I X 5 2 vw 2 V3 i '.x,,,. 3 ii, Q 9 Li v,-- si :im livz' , ' Q:-' n b' 1- ,'.:,.- uf f' ' S V L ':': :'::' 3: :4' M .:,,,,- , L ag? ww gi ,.,, ,, .,,.,.: 1 V 2, V AFM Ei I ? gg is p X Q A A N 2 , . , aww . 4:f1355'f xi ty ' 5 y '- I v K M U .6 8 2 1 1 -1 Q, f , , ,X Q ' m aXlM 7,,UR 'W 0 L2 shea ' 54- , yn wi ,U M is ,g, at , ,5 gap m,, 4 I Q I ' 5 I 'Q ,wg,,,,gvz , gg, qfrtf ,is x Q' xg U si ng M QR E, ,V fi? lyk :fa 7 N ' 6: 'X' 9 eaa. AQ, 7 45 :F fy' Pl r , a, MQ E- X 1-, H .mf 3, I E , - figa S ' .5 if Ag, , x f ' . ,Jinx it , ,V 'fW', , - Q. 1 ' Q3 ' 55 'Harm , 6' m a V+ if 1 1 5 , f y K I 9 w 1 if V '27 52 42+ Senior Gificers 1943 F rank Considine. Treasurer: Elmer Kozick, President: Ruth Kistler, Secretary: Ioseph Seqar, Mantle Orator the Senior Class Song By IOHN I. FANECK TUNE- As Time Goes By There comes a time when high school days Must fade into a mem'ry: These days so bright and carefree Bring thoughts so very happy. And although we say farewell now, Leave fair and honored halls. As thy portals open wide And we fare forth to seek new worlds. One truth burns in our loyal hearts- No use now to deny- The Class of '43 will e'er Remember Coughlin High. 'Y CHORUS Our schooldays now are through- a fond goodbye to you. v A teardrop dims our eye: We'll always cherish days we've spent At Coughlin High. The friendships that we've made will never, never fade As future years go by. Our hearts will always linger here In Coughlin High. Each happy moment. not a thought of care. Ioys that are boundless fade into the air: Visions so clear of times we used to share Now dim before our eyes. In days that lie before us, Reflections will inspire us With memories that tie - Our hearts with all the days of gladness At Couqhlin High. Notionol Honor Society The National Honor Society, as the name implies, is a national organization with headquar- ters in Chicago. The local chapter oi the organization has existed for many years. While high grades are the lirst requisite, service to the school, leadership, and general reputation as a student are requisites also. All pupils selected must be in the upper quarter of the class, but only fifteen per cent oi the graduating class may belong. Marie Baloga Paul Barnes Rose Bennan Shirley Christman Drusilla Davis Ruth Davis Julia Dombek Helen Erdman Elizabeth Evert Iohn Faneck Eleanor Fedak Marion Ganard Matilda Geida Regina Gerko Edward Goldner Shirley Gustin Winiired Henicheck Iames Hofford Regina Iankowsky Lillian Iohnson Mary lean Kipp Iune Kistler Ruth Kistler Anne Kornblatt Anne Kozey Matilda Kulick Eleanor Kupar Elizabeth Lehet Drew Litcheck Anne Lukach Mildred Lulchuk William McGavin Ann McHugh Mary Metro Margaret Mikita Ierome Mintzer Frances Mitchell Bette Morgan Audrey Mugtord Leo Mullin Betty Noble Leona Novack Albert Pelmoter Edward Plesnar Edgar Plummer Helen Pohutsky Clyde Ritter Irene Saraka Ioseph Segar Estelle Shyner Helen Sidor Mary Smolko Iosephine Sodrosky Genevieve Sott Anne Tanalski Wanda Tanalski Anna Tlucek Dolores Todd Rita Wertheimer Frieda Whitesell Shirley Wickham Eva Yaremko Ioseph Yost Edward Zapotoczny Margaret McGroarty First row Cleft to rightl: Gustin, R. Kistler. Kupar, D. Davis, McGroarty, Ganard. Kibltt,Ik k.S d :Y k,G'd,Ed ,RDv'lVlHh SOCIETY orr a an ows y econ row arem o ei a r man . a rs, c ug , Pohutsky, Mugtord, Kulick, Lukach, Gerko, Fedak, Tlucek. Third row: Wertheimer. Satt, Shiner, Noble, I. Kistler, Lehet, Morgan, Henicheck. Christman, Kozey, Mitchell, Evert, Mikita. Fourth row: W. Tanalski, Berman, A. Tanalski, Saraka, Smolko. Sidor, Baloga, Todd, Wickham, Whitesell, Lulchuk, Iohnson, Kipp. Filth row: Zapotoczny, Plesnar, Plummer, Goldner, Segar, Yost, Barnes, Mullin, Ritter, McGavin, Pelmoter, I-Iottord. twenty-Seve Iohn Adler June Adolph Marion Albert Ioseph Aleo Edward Allen Doris Amos nty-eight Harry Andes Bernardine Baloga Bernardine Andrews Dorothy Baloga Ioseph Aniol Elizabeth Baloga Charles Anistranski Marie Baloga Theodora Antosh Iohn Barnas Celestine Baker Paul Barnes IOHN HENRY ADLER. Courtrigl-it, General. Track: Band, 2: Bank Cashiers': Baseball: Iournal Report- ers': Aviation, 2: Secretary, Aviation. IUNE KATHRYN ADOLPH. North, General. Geogra- phy, 2: Student Service Committee: Service: Home- makers', 2: Girl Reserves, 2: Speakers': Masquers: Ty ping: Senior Select Chorus: Senior Play: Make-up Crew. MARION MARGARET ALBERT. East End, General. Biology: Student Service Committee, 2: Girl Re! serves: Volleyball: Iunior Red Cross: May Festival: Iournal Reporters': Service: Homemakers': Service: G. A. A. IOSEPH IOHN ALEO. Grant, College Academic. Fresh- man Orchestra: Minstrels: Iunior Hi-Y: Senior Hi-Y, 2: Science, 2: Make-up Crew: Swimming. EDWARD ORVILLE ALLEN. North, General. Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y, 2: Science, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Football: Track, Bowling. DORIS IANE AMOS. Edwardsville High, General. Girl Reserves: Iunior Red Cross: Senior Select Chorus. HARRY LEO ANDES. East End, General. Freshman Orchestra: Student Service Committee, 3: Iournol Re- porters', 2: Art: Geography: Biology: Bowling. BERNARDINE RITA ANDREWS. St. Stanislaus, Com- mercial. Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus: Varieties: Biology: Geography: Hobby: Iunior Red Cross. IOSEPH THEODORE ANIOL. Laurel Run. General. Laurel Run: Biology: Lincoln Play: Sophomore Play. Coughlin: Geography. CHARLES ANISTRANSKI. Grant, Commercial. Senior Hi-Y: Student Service Committee: Boots and Saddle: Iunior Red Cross: Baseball. THEODORA THERESA ANTOSH. Meyers, General. Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves: Hobby: Boots and Saddle. CELESTINE HELEN BAKER. South Grant, Commercial. Girl Reserves: Speakers': Senior Select Chorus: Iunior Red Cross. BERNARDINE MARIE BALOGA. Sacred Heart, General. Girl Reserves: Homemakers': Stamp: Iunior Red Cross: Hobby. DOROTHY ANN BALOGA. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Girl Reserves: Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Sad- dle: Iunior Red Cross. ELIZABETH MARIE BALOGA. Sacred Heart, General. Business Stafl: Bank Cashiers': Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves: Geography: Senior Select Chorus: Iunior Red Cross: Stamp. MARIE LOUISE BALOGA. Sacred Heart, College Aca- demic. Senior Play: Geography, 2: French, 2: Iunior Ushers: Biology. IOHN IOSEPH BARNAS. Guthrie, General. Stage Crew. PAUL EDISON BARNES. Union, College Academic. Editor-in-chief, Board of Publications: Masquers: Speakers': Senior Play: Iunior Ushers: A Cappella Choir: Aviation: Stamp: President, Biology: Assistant Iournal Reporter: Bank Cashiers': German: Operetta: Varieties: Iournal Campaign Speaker. -1943- ELIZABETH IUNE BARNEY. North, Commercial. Girl Reserves: Iunior Red Cross. AGNES ANN BARRETT. Columbia, General. Boots and Saddle: Geography: Girl Reserves: Biology: Home- makers. DOLORES MARY BARTZ. Grant, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Iunior Red Cross. LEON WILLIAM BECKER. Union. General. Iournal Re- porter, 2: Boots and Saddle: Student Service Com- mittee, 2: President. Student Service Committee: Bas- ketball, 2: Hi-Y: Lettermen's: Biology. HARRIET ELIZABETH BELL. East End, General. Girl Reserves: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Program: Iunior Red Cross. FRANCES BERGAL. Holy Saviour, General. ROSE BERMAN. Grant, Commercial. President, Stamp Club: Senior Select Chorus: G. A. A.: Typing: Iour- nal Typing Staff: Iunior Ushers: Basketball: French: Amateurs: Homemakers': Bank Cashiers'. 2: Journal Reporters': Hobby: Iunior Red Cross. EMILY IO-ANN BERNATOSKI. S. 6 S. Memorial. Com- mercial. Iournal Reporters': G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: Homemakerf: Volleyball: Iunior Red Cross: Typing. STA A A' BILSKI. St. Stanislaus, College emic. jPresidenl: French: -Science: Secre' tary, Lettermen's: Varsity Track, f: Varsity Football. 2: Varsity Basketball, 3: Student-Service Conirryittee:-' Color Guard: Amatuers: Bowling. 'V EDYTHE IOYCE BISIESKI. South Grant, Commercial. Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves: Iunior Red Cross. IOSEPH GEORGE BITZER. St. Nicholas, General. Hi-Y: Iunior Red Cross: Boots and Saddle. MARIAN ALICE BLAMIRE. S, G S. Memorial, College Academic. Girl Reserves: French: Iunior Red Cross: Service: G. A. A.: Boots and Saddle: Biology. GENEVIEVE ESTELLE BLOTZ. St. Mary's, Commercial. Student Service Committee: Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves: Typing: French: Biology. CECILIA AGATHA BONDOCK. S. G S. Memorial, Gen- eral. Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Biology: Service: Homemakers': Geography: Iunior Red Cross: Volley- ball: Basketball: Stamp. THERESA LUCILLE BONICK. Grant, General. Iournal Reporters', 2: Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Iunior Red Cross. WALTER ANTHONY BONK. St. Stanislaus, General. Hobby: Varieties: Minstrel: President. Freshman Or- chestra: Freshman Assembly: Iunior Red Cross: Senior Select Chorus. REGINA ALBERTA BORKOWSKI. St. Stanislaus, Gen- eral. Girl Reserves: Service: Biology: Geography: G. A. A.: Iunior Red Cross. ARLINE MARY BOYLE. St. Mar 's, Commercial. French y : Fashion Show: Typing: Senior Select Chorus: Hobby: Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves: Iunior Red Cross. S1943- Elizabeth Barney Agnes Barrett Dolores Bartz Leon Becker Harriet Bell Frances Berqal Rose Berman Emily Bernatoski Stanley Bilski Edythe Bisjeski Ioseph Bitzer Marian Blamire Genevieve Blotz Cecilia Bondock Theresa Bonick Walter Bonk Regina Borkows ki Arline Boyle twenty-nine l hirty Iohn Brehl Albert Budzyn Maurice Brennan Theodosia Bynon Jessie Brittinqham Paul Callahan Elizabeth Brown Ellen Cannon Helen Buchola Mabel Cantrill Ioseph Buczko Tatiana Canyuch IOHN MARTIN BREHL. St. Nicholas, General. Stage Crew: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle: Senior Play: Science: Student Service Committee. MAURICE IOHN BRENNAN. Grant. Commercial. Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle: Cheer Leader: Bank Cashiers'. Courtright, Com- IESSIE ELEANOR BRITTINGHAM. mercial. Biology: Girl Reserves: First Aid: Iunior Red Cross: Boots and Saddle. ELIZABETH GLORIA BROWN. Grant, Commercial. Iournal Repor'ters': Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Program: Iunior Red Cross. HELEN IEAN BUCHOLA. Guthrie, General. Biology: Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Art. IOSEPH IOHN BUCZKO. St. Stanislaus, General. Masquers: Speakers': Senior Play: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle: Geography: Science: Student Service Com- mittee: Iournal Reporter: Bank Cashier: 'I'rack. ALBERT PAUL BUDZYN. Courtright, General. Biology: Hi-Y: Track: Baseball. THEODOSIA BYNON. Rutter, Kingston: Commercial. Boots and Saddle: Bank Cashiers': Girl Reserves: Iunior Red Cross: First Aid: Biology: Hobby. PAUL ANDREW CALLAHAN. Holy Saviour, Commer- cial. Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus: Iunior Red Cross. ELLEN TERESA CANNON. St. Mary's, Commercial. St. Mary's: French: Fashion Show. Coughlin: Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves: Senior Select Chorus: Iunior Red Cross: Student Service Committee: Hobby. MABEL IANE CANTRILL. North, Commercial. Student Service Committee: Iunior Red Cross: First Aid: Girl Reserves: Hobby. TATIANA ELIZABETH CANYUCH. Guthrie. College Academic. Girl Reserves: Biology: Iunior Red Cross: Canteen Course: Nutrition Course. MARY DOROTHY CARCACI. Courtright, Commercial. Biology: Iournal Reporters': G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: Geography: Hobby: Boots and Saddle: lunior Red Cross. VERA IOAN CARDAMONE. S. 61 S. Memorial, General. Senior Select Chorus: Iunior Red Cross: Nutrition Course: First Aid: Geography: Girl Reserves. THOMAS IOSEPH CAREY. S. G S. Memorial, General. Iournal Reporters': Hi-Y: Biology: Art: Boots and Saddle: Iunior Red Cross. WILLIAM CLETUS CARR. Courtright, Commercial. Treasurer, Financial Secretary, Bank Cashiers': Bank Cashiers', 3: Student Service Committee: Boots and Saddle: Speakers': Iunior Red Cross. DELLA MAY CASTERLINE. Laurel Run. General. Laurel Run: Biology: Science: Sophomore Play. Coughlinz Typing: Stamp. HANNAH MELBA CASTERLINE. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: Biology: Science: Sophomore Play. Coughlinz Stamp. -1943- Mary Carcaci Vera Cardamone Thomas Carey William Carr Della Casterline Hannah Casterline Robert Cavan Barbara Check Christine Check Florence Chehoski Mary Choley Lillian Chorba ROBERT RICHARD CAVAN. North, General. Treasurer, Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y: Science, 3: Vice President. Science: Masquers: Biology. BARBARA ANN CHECK. Sacred Heart, General. Treas- urer, Geography: Art: Stamp: Girl Reserves: Home- makers': Iunior Red Cross. CHRISTINE MONICA CHECK. Columbia, College Aca- demic. Secretary, Biology: G. A. A.: Bank Cashiers', 2: Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Student Service Committee: A Cappella Choir, 2: French: Home- makers'. FLORENCE DOROTHY CHEHOSKI. Guthrie, Commer- cial. Biology: G. A. A., 2: Girl Reserves: Typing: Homemakers': Iunior Red Cross: Geography: Can- teen and Nutrition: Ping Pong. MARY CHOLEY. Guthrie, General. Girl Reserves: Homemakers': Geography: Stamp: Biology: Iunior Red Cross: Service: G. A. A. LILLIAN CHORBA. Guthrie, College Academic. Bi: ology: German, 2: Iunior Red Cross: Nutrition Course: Canteen Course. SHIRLEY IANE CHRISTMAN. Courtright, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Biology: Secretary, Biology: G. A. A.: Secretary, Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Geogra- phy, 2: Varieties: Iunior Red Cross. EMIL WILLIAM CHUBA. Sacred Heart, General. Speak- ers', 2: Masquers, 2: Hi-Y: Bowling: Make-up Crew, 3: Iunior Red Cross: Iournal Reporters'. AUDREY IUNE CLARK. East End, General. Girl Re- serves: Boots and Saddle: Secretary, Iunior Red Cross: Secretary. Student Service Committee: Senior Select Chorus: Cooking: G. A. A.: Majorettes. IOSEPH COLACICHI. S. G S. Memorial, General. Track: Hi-Y: Masquers: Senior Play: Lettermen's: Bank Cashiers': Iunior Red Cross. IOHN ANDREW CONNOLLY. S. G S. Memorial, Gen- eral. Track: Student Service Committee: Hi-Y. FRANK ALOYSIUS CONSIDINE. South Grant, College Technical. Senior Play: Boots and Saddle: Masquers. 3: President, Speakers': Minstrels, 3: Treasurer, Sci- ence: Track, 2: Iournal Reporters: Bowling: Senior Select Chorus. DOROTHY COULTER. Holy Saviour, Commercial. French: Iunior Red Cross. CAROL MARGARET CRAWLEY. Holy Saviour, College Academic. Homemakers', 2: Secretary, Homemakers': Girl Reserves: G. A. A., 3: Boots and Saddle: French: Iunior Red Cross: Biology: Student Service Commit- tee: Senior Play: Service. COREY FRANK CRISPELL. Union, Commercial. Band: Freshman Orchestra: Reserve Orchestra. ELLEN LOUISE CUNNINGHAM. East End, General. Masquers: Girl Reserves: Iunior Red Cross: G. A. A.: Boots and Saddle. IACOUELINE TERESA CURLEY. Holy Saviour, General. Speakers': French: Boots and Saddle. DANIEL ANTHONY CUSCELA. G. A. R., General. G. A. R.: Bowling: Hi-Y: Senior Dancing. Coughlin: Science. el91l3- Shirley Christman Emil Chuba Audrey Clark Ioseph Colacichi Iohn Connolly Frank Considine Dorothy Coulter Carol Crawley Corey Crispell Ellen Cunningham Iacqueline Curley Daniel Cuscela thirty or FLORENCE PATRICIA CYLVICK. South Grant, Corn- mercial. French: Speech Choir: G. A. A.: Home- makers': President, Iunior Red Cross: Volleyball: First Aid: Canteen and Nutrition: Ping Pong and Badminton Tournaments. HENRY PETER CZUBEK. East End, General. Art Edi- tor, Art Staii. Board of Publication: Art: Track, 3: Lettermen's: Vice President. Student Service Com- mittee. NATALIE CZYCZERSKI. South Grant. Commercial. Stu- dent Service Committee: French: Speech Choir: Serv- ice: G. A. A.: Iunior Red Cross: Homemakers': Nu- trition and Canteen: Ping Pong Tournament: Geogra- Phy- IOHN MICHAEL DANISH. Guthrie, General. Hi-Y: Geography: Boots and Saddle: Iunior Red Cross: Track: Bowling. MARGARET DAVIES. Courtright, General. Girl Re- serves: G. A. A., 2: Boots and Saddle: Geography: Biology. ANN TERESA DAVIS. Columbia, General. Girl Re- serves: Senior Select Chorus: Iunior Red Cross: Bank Cashiers': Majorettes: Service: Biology. DRUSILLA MAE DAVIS. Grant, Commercial. Bank Cashiers', 2: Iournal Reporters': Senior Select Chorus: Iunior Ushers: Geography: Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves, 2: French: Christmas Program: Speech Choir: Typing. EDWARD IOHN DAVIS. S. 6- S. Memorial, General. Science: Track: Hi-Y: Bowling: Speakers': Student Service Committee: Bank Cashiers': Iournal Report- ers'. IACK DAVIS. Madison Iunior High, N. I., General. Hi- Y: Track, Z: Tumbling Team, 3: Speech Choir: Let- termens ' f IAMES WILLIAM DAVIS. G Com - ' . dent, Varsity Orchestra, 2: ypi-ng: S ry, Hi-Y: Varieties: Band, 4: Treas -- ff- .- , Boots and Saddle: :Hman Orchestra: Baseball: Speakers': Speech Choir. IOSEPH DAVIS. Courtright, General. Speakers': Bas- ketball: President, Student Service Committee: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle: Minstrels: Iournal Campaign: Bowling. RUTH FRANCES DAVIS. Union, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Girl Reserves, 2: G. A. A., 2: Geography: French: Iunior Red Cross: Volleyball: Ping Pong. IOSEPH EDWARD DeBONIS. North, College Technical. Aviation, 2: Bowling, 2: Stage Crew, 2: Hi-Y: Vic- tory Corps: Science. VIRGINIA ANN DELANEY. West Pittston, Commercial. Girl Reserves: Senior Select Chorus: Iunior Red Cross: Service: Christmas Play: Biology. FRANK PAUL DEMASI. Union, College Technical. Aviation: Science: Victory Corps: Hi-Y. ENRICO ELIA DeVIZIA. North, Commercial. Varsity Orchestra, 3: Typing: Freshman Orchestra: Student Service Committee: Iunior Red Cross: Biology: Senior Hi-Y, Geography. IOHN IAMES DILLON. St. Iohn's, General. Track: Science: Iunior Hi-Y: Geography. IAMES EDWARD DIRNER. South Grant, Commercial. Biology: Geography: Aviation. Florence Cylvick Drusilla Davis Joseph De Bonis Henry Czubek Edward Davis Virginia Delaney Natalie Czyczerski lack Davis Frank Demasi john Danish James Davis Enrico De Vizia Margaret Davies 1' 1 9 4 3 Joseph Davis John Dillon Ann Davis Ruth Davis Iames Dirner ty-two Norma Di Santo Elsie Divine Ioseph Dnistran Iulia Dombek loseph Donohoe Thomasina Dougher Carmella Drago Jeanie Durland Anna Dutko Harold Dymond Emily Dzu 'ovcin ldcob Elko NORMA AMELIA DiSANTO. Union, General. Geogra- phy: Hobby: Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves, 2. ELSIE LOUISE DIVINE. Grant Street. General. Mas- quers: Speakers': Minstrels: Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Geography: Iournal Campaign: Boots and Saddle: A Cappella Choir. IOSEPH DNISTRAN. Grant, General. Baseball: Boots and Saddle: Biology: Bowling: Senior Select Chorus: Senior Hi-Y: Minstrels: Science: Geography: Stamp: Key. IULIA ANN DOMBEK. Guthrie, Commercial. Masquers: Typing: Senior Girl Reserves: Senior Play: Make-up Crew: Iunior Ushers. IOSEPH CORNELIUS DONOHOE. Holy Saviour, Gen- eral. Football: Track: Iournal Reporters: Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y. THOMASINA MARY DOUGHER. St. Iohn's, General. Girl Reserves: Geography: Homemakers', 2: Biology. CARMELLA CARMELITA DRAGO. S. G S. Memorial, Commercial. Girl Reserves: Senior Select Chorus: Service: Christmas Program: Biology: Iunior Red Cross. IEANIE DURLAND. G. A. R., General. Boots and Sad- dle: Girl Reserves: Hobby: Iournal Reporters': Ama- teurs: Iunior Red Cross. ANNA IUSTINE DUTKO. Columbia, General. Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves: Typing: Victory Corps: Canteen: Homemakers': Geography. HAROLD DAVID DYMOND. Grant. General. Minstrels: Speakers: Cheer Leader: Freshman Orchestra: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle: Iournal Reporters': Iunior Red Cross: lournal Campaign: Senior Select Chorus. EMILY MARIE DZUROVCIN. Guthrie, General. Girl Reserves: Iunior Red Cross: Service: Homemakers': 'I Biology. IACOB ELKO. Courtright, General. Reserve Basket- ball, 2: Captain. Varsity Basketball: Varsity Basket- ball, 3: Hi-Y, 3. IOHN ROLAND ENNIS. Grant, General. Masquers: Senior Play: Bank Cashiers', 2: Hi-Y, 3: Boots and Saddle: Speakersf HELEN IANE ERDMAN, Guthrie, Commercial. Bank Cashiers': Girl Reserves: German: Boots and Saddle: Biology: Typing. DOROTHY CLAIRE ERRICO. Union, Commercial. Iour- nal Reporters', 2: Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Biology: Hobby: Typing. IOHN IOSEPH EVANS. St. Iohn's, General. Varsity Orchestra: Minstrels, 2: Amateurs, 2: Iournal Re- porters': Hi-Y: Band. LORAINE EVANS. S. G S. Memorial, General. Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Biology: Senior Select Chorus: G. A. A., 2: Iunior Red Cross: Bank Cashiers', ROBERT LESTER EVANS S. 6. S. Memorial, College Technical. Football, 2: Baseball, 3: Minstrels: Bowl- ing: Band, 2: Freshman Orchestra: Hi-Y: Science: Treasurer, Lettermen's Club. -1943- Iohn Ennis Helen Erdrrian Dorothy Errico lohn Evans Loraine Evans Robert Evans thirty thr S IUTH IANE EVANS. Grant, General. G. A. A. Girl Reserves: Volleyball: Basketball. ELIZABETH DOROTHY EVERT. Courtright, College Academic: Masquers: Speakers': Make-up Crew: Christmas I Play: Iunior Ushers: French: Girl Re- serves: Varieties: Senior Select Chorus: Iunior Red Cross: Biology. OHN IOSEPH FANECK. St. Mary's Polish, General. President, Masquers: Senior Play: Varieties: Min- strels, 2: Bank Cashiers'. .ENA MARIE FANUCCI. S. 6: S. Memorial. General. Red Cross: Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: May Pageant: Iunior Red Cross: Volleyball. ROSEMARY RITA FARRELL. S. 6 S. Memorial, Gen- eral. Vice President, Girl Reserves: Treasurer, Inter- Club Council. Girl Reserves: Iournal Reporters': Homemakers': G. A. A.: Boots and Saddle: Masquers: Biology, 2: First Aid: President, Iunior Red Cross: Amateurs, 2: Hobby, 2: Christmas Dance Committee: Geography. BETTY IEAN FEBISH. S. G S. Memorial, Commercial. French: Service: Homemakers': Volleyball. ELEANOR FEDAK. Grant, Commercial. Typing Staff, Board ol Publications: Iunior Ushers: French: Typing: G. A. A.: Service: Girl Reserves: Volleyball, 2: Iunior Red Cross: First Aid. HELEN FEDIOW. South Grant, General. Typing: Girl Reserves: Student Service Committee. 3: Iunior Red Cross: Chapel Program. EDWARD FELDER. South Grant, General. Cheer Leader: Biology Club: Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y: Geography: Iunior Red Cross: French: Science: Senior Select Chorus: Stamp: Minstrels: Typing. IOHN IOSEPH FILICKO. Sacred Heart, College Tech- nical. Iunior Ushers: Masquers: President, Aviation: Senior Play: Stage Manager: Christmas Play: Speak- ers': Science: Speech Choir, 2: Washington Play: Iournal Campaign. IOHN ROBERT FISCHER. Grant, General. Vice Presi- dent, Iunior Hi-Y: Band, 4: Freshman Orchestra: Bowling: Geography: Science. THEODORE ANTHONY FISHER. SS. Peter 6. Paul, General. Band: Varsity Orchestra: Freshman Or- chestra: Aviation: Geography: Hi-Y: Minstrels, 2, Amateurs, Z: Senior Select Chorus. FRANCIS THOMAS FLECKNOE. North, Commercial. Biology: Iunior Red Cross: Geography. IOSEPH EDWARD FLYNN. Columbia, Commercial. Biology: Science: Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Bowling, 2. STANLEY MICHAEL FORENCEWICZ. S. 6. S. Memorial. Commercial. Masquers: Speakers': Senior Play: Track: Hi-Y: Make-up Crew: Minstrels: Art. ELEANORE FORENSKY. Grant, General. G. A. A.: Geography: Girl Reserves: Student Service Commit- tee: Homemakers'. ANNA MARIE FORESTAL. Holy Saviour, General. ELIZABETH MARY FRANK. St. Nicholas, General. Girl Reserves, 2: G. A. A., 3: Homemakers': Volleyball: Biology: Service: Iunior Red Cross. Ruth Evans Elizabeth Evert Iohn Faneck Lena I-'anucci '-' 1 9 4 3 W Rosemary Farrell irty-tour Betty Febish Eleanor Fedak Helen Fediow Edward Felder Iohn Filicko Iohn Fischer Theodore Fisher Francis Flecknoe Ioseph Flynn Stanley Forencewicz Eleanore Forensky Anna Forestal Elizabeth Frank Florence Frank Celia Franks Eugene Frund Helen Fustish Marian Ganard Matilda Geida Regina Gerko Iohn Good Helen Gieda Leo Gottlieb Ioseph Ginda Walter Gottlieb Frances Glendenninq La Verne Grabko Lois Goeringer Nellie Gregory Edward Goldner Ioseph Grochowski FLORENCE ELAINE FRANK. Grant, Commercial. Iunif Red Cross: Girl Reserves: Homemakers'. CELIA ANN FRANKS. S. 6: S. Memorial, General. lGi Reserves. 2: G. A. A., 3: Basketball, 4: Volleyba 2: Homemakers', 2: Biology: Service: Iunior Re Cross: First Aid. EUGENE FRUND. Guthrie, General. Bank Cashiers', 1 Stamp: Minstrels: Geography: Biology: Germai Senior Hi-Y: Bowling: Science: Boots and Saddle. HELEN PATRICIA FUSTISH. St. Mary's, General. Gi Reserves, 2 G. A. A., 3: Boots and Saddle: Baske ball, 4: Student Service Committee: Homemakers Senior Select Chorus. MARIAN GANARD. S. G S. Memorial, College Ac. demic. Boots and Saddle: French: Girl Reserves. MATILDA GEIDA. Courtright, Commercial. louriial A Staff: Breidlin Lay-out Editor: Secretary, G. A. A Badminton Championship: Basketball Championshir Iunior Ushers: Volleyball, 3: Art Exhibition: G. I A., 3. REGINA THERESA GERKO. East End, Commercio Iunior Ushers: G. A. A., 3: Girl Reserves: Speakers May Day Pageant: Speech Choir, 2: German, I Basketball: Bank Cashiers'. HELEN BERNARDINE GIEDA. St. Stanislaus, Comme cial. Girl Reserves: Iunior Red Cross: Boots an Saddle: Stamp. IOSEPH GINDA. Columbia, General. Biology: Geogrc phy: Hi-Y: Baseball: Boots and Saddle. FRANCES HELEN GLENDENNING. Holy Saviour, Gei eral. Iunior Red Cross. LOIS IANE GOERINGER. Courtright, College Acc demic. Girl Reserves, 2: A Cappella Choir, E Biology: German, 2: Student Service Committee G. A. A. EDWARD GOLDNER. South Grant, Commercial. Boar of Publications, 2: Iournal Reporlers': Student Seri ice Committee: German, 2: Iunior Red Cross: Sem retary, Iunior Hi-Y. IOHN ALBERT GOOD. Kingston, General. Hi-Y, 2 A Cappella Choir, 2: Minstrels: Amateurs: Operetto Varieties: Band. Z: Boots and Saddle: Senior Selec Chorus. LEO FRANCIS GOTTLIEB. East End, General. Boot and Saddle: HiAY: Minstrels: Biology: Masquers Varieties: Speakers': Make-up crew: Bowling: Stamp Geography: Student Service Committee: Art: Key. WALTER PAUL GOTTLIEB. East End, General. l-'oo ball, 3: Baseball, 3: President, Lettermen's: Hi-Y, 2. LA VERNE MAXINE GRABKO. Courtright. Genera President, Homemakers': G. A. A.: Girl Reserves Boots and Saddle: Geography: Reserve Orchestra Service: Biology. NELLIE MAY GREGORY. Laurel Run. General. 1 Cappella Choir: Typing: Girl Reserves: Senior Selec Chorus: Varieties: Homemakers': Chapel Program Iunior Red Cross. IOSEPH PAUL GROCHOWSKI. Grant. General. Ban Cashiers': Art, 2: Aviation: Hi-Y, 2: Model Airplane for Navy: Model Airplane Contest. -1943- LESTER STEPHEN GROSS. Columbia, General. Stamp, 2: Aviation, Z: Hi-Y, 2: Geography: Model Airplanes for Navy: Model Airplane Contest, 2. SOPHIE BERNADINE GRUNDOWSKI. St. Stanislaus. Commercial. Iunior Red Cross: A Cappella Choir: Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle. EMILY MILDRED GRYCZKA. S. G S. Memorial, Gen- eral. Girl Reserves: Homemakers', 2: G. A. A., 3: Service: Biology: Volleyball. MARY FRANCES GRZYBOWSKI. St. Ioseph's, Com- mercial Geogr ol-y iology BE qN EWICH. South Grant, Gen- eral. Geog phy, 2: Program Committee: Intramural Basketball: Track: Swimming: Science: Boys' Cook- ing. RUTH SHIRLEY GUSTIN. S. G S. Memorial, General. Homemakers', 2: President, Homemakers': Girl Re- serves: G. A. A.: Boots and Saddle: Hobby: Ger- man: Biology: Iournal Reporter: Student Service Committee: Varieties: Amateurs: Iunior Red Cross. HELEN THRESA HAIDUGA. St. Mary's, Commercial. Girl Reserves: Biology: Service. CHARLES BERNARD HANDS. Courtright, General. Band: Varsity Orchestra: Boots and Saddle: Mas- quers: Speakers': German: Speech Choir: Christmas Play: Minstrels, 3: Varieties, 4: Amateurs, 3: Hi-Y, Z. BERNARDINE ANN HARCHARUFKA. St. Iohn's, Com- mercial. Editorial Stai'I, Board oi Publications: Girl Reserves: German: Amateurs, 3: Varieties, 2: Oper- etta: Hobby, 3: Bank Cashiers': Boots and Saddle. REGINA MARIE HAROWICZ. St. Stanislaus, General. Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Geography: Stamp: Senior-Sophomore Red Cross: Homemakers': Senior Play. VICTORIA FLORENCE HAROWICZ. St. Stanislaus. Commercial. Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Community Service, Victory Corps. ALAN RALPH HARTLEY. East End, General. Boots and Saddle: Football: Track: Hi-Y: Tumbling Team: Science: Biology: Red Cross. AUDREY IEAN HAVAS. Union, Commercial. Girl Re- serves: Biology: Iunior Red Cross. ELIAS HAVRILAK. St. Mary's Greek Catholic, Commer- cial. Senior Select Chorus: German: Typing, LUCY PATRICIA HAWRUSIK. Mary Mount, General. Secretary, Geography, 2: Vice President, Iunior Red Cross: First Aid: Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Ho:r1emakers'. ROSEMOUND CRUSH HEARN. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: Biology: Science: Christmas Play. Couglilin: Senior Select Chorus: Stamp. EDWIN PATRICK HEIGHT. Grant, General. Student Service Committee: Hi-Y: Track: Boots and Saddle. ELEANOR MARIE HEISER. Grant, Commercial. Girl Reserves: Homemakers': German, 2: Iunior Choir: A Cappella Choir: Christmas Program: Parents' Night: Biology: Community Service, Victory Corps: Iunior Red Cross. Lester Gross Helen Haiduga Audrey Havas Sophie Grundowski Charles Hands Elias Havrilak Emily Gryczka Bernardine Harcharutka Lucy Hawrusik Mary Grzybowski Regina Harowicz Rosemound Hearn Q 4 3 Bernard Gurewich Victoria Harowicz Edwin Height l 1 'T Ruth Gustin Alan Hartley Eleanor Heiser V six MARION LOUISE HEMINGWAY. St. Iohn's, General. Secretary, Masquers: Christmas Play: Amateurs, 2: Varieties: Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus: Speech Choir: Hobby: Student Service Committee. WINIFRED IOAN HENICHECK. Grant, Commercial Girl Reserves: German, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Program: Victory Corps. ROBERT PAUL HILBURT. Courtright, Technical. Band, 3: Science, 3: Secretary, Science: Speakers': Min- strels, 2: Varieties, 2. ROBERT ALOYSIOUS HOFFMAN. East End, Commer- cial. Biology: Boots and Saddle: Art, 2: Geography: Track: Hi-Y: Senior Select Chorus: Iournal Report- ers': Victory Corps. IAMES MATHEWS HOFFORD. Courtright, College Academic. Band: Reserve Orchestra: Iournal Re- portors': Science: German. HOWARD GEORGE HOWE. North, General. Art: Biology. EDWARD ROBERT INIAYCHOCK. S. G S. Memorial, General. Football, 2: Lettermen's: Baseball: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle: Geography: Student Service Com- mittee: Bowling. ' ' . . IOHN IOS IVA c d He ci . A Cappell hoi , ni lect r s:5 i- ' or- etta: s: Varieties, oo, U S e: Red Cr ss: Track! ,f lm' REGINA PAULINE IANKOWSKY. South Grant, Com- mercial. Girl Reserves, 2: French: Iournal Reporters': Biology. GEORGE IOSEPH IANOSOV. St. Nicholas, General. Geography: Student Service Committee: Biology. WILMA ANN IEZERCAK. Sacred Heart, Commercial. A Cappella Choir: Girl Reserves: Service: Senior Select Chorus. ALBERT FREDERICK IOHNSON. S, :S S. Memorial, General. Boots and Saddle: Science: Hi-Y, 3: Geography: Biology: French. LILLIAN CLAIRE IOHNSON. Courtright, College Aca- demic. Editorial Stafl, Board of Publications, 2: Girl Reserves: Iournal Reporters'. 2: French, 2: Iunior Ushers. DORIS JONES. East End, Commercial. Biology: Iunior Choir: Senior Select Chorus: Iournal Reporters': Bank Cashiers', 2: Student Service Committee: Girl Re- serves. HARVEY AGUSTUS IONES. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: President, Sophomore Class: Science: Biology: German: Baseball: Football. Coughlin: Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y: Typing: Geography. ROBERT CHARLES IONES. Courtright, General. Bi- ology: Manager, Basketball, 2: Hi-Y, 4: President, Hi-Y: President, Wyoming Valley Hi-Y Council: Presi- dent, Northeast District Hi-Y: Stage Crew, Z: Geogra- phy: Masquers. ALVIN LARRY IOSEPH. Grant, General. Hi-Y: French: Biology: Boots and Saddle: Student Service Com- mittee. BETTY MARIE IUBIS. Sacred Heart, General. Bank Cashiers': Business Staff, Board of Publications: Girl Reserves: Vice President, Stamp: Senior Select Chorus: Geography. Marion Hemingway Edward Injaychock Lillian Iohnson Winitred Henicheck Iohn Ivan Doris Iones Robert Hilburt Regina Iankowsky Harvey Iones Robert Hoffman George Ianosov Robert Iones l 1 Q 4 3 -1 Iames Hoiford Wilma Iezercak Alvin Ioseph Howard Howe Albert Johnson Betty Iubis thirty se John Juris Mary Juzwiak Celestine Kalanik Mildred Kalanik Stanley Karuza Max Kauier ty-eight Elsie Keck Charles Kelly Joseph Kelly Anne Kennedy Lillian Kingston Mary Jean Kipp JOHN JOSEPH JURIS. East End, Commercial. German. 2: Typing: First Aid. MARY ANNA JUZWIAK. South Grant, College Aca- demic. French, 2: Girl Reserves: Biology: Boots and Saddle. CELESTINE DOLORES KALANIK. Columbia, College Academic. Boots and Saddle: Stamp: French, Treas- urer: Biology: Girl Reserves. MILDRED EMILY KALANIK. Columbia, General. Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus: Junior Red Cross: Geography: Biology. STANLEY KARUZA. Guthrie, General. Tumbling Team: Geography: Boots and Saddle: Biology: Science: Hi-Y. MAX MARTIN KAUFER. Grant, General. Junior Red Cross. ELSIE KECK. East End, General. Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Geography: Iunior Red Cross. CHARLES PATRICK KELLY. Holy Saviour, General. Minstrels: Varieties: Hi-Y, Z: Boots and Saddle: Stamp: Biology: Bowling. JOSEPH ROBERT KELLY. S. 6 S. Memorial, General. Varsity Football, 2: Lettermen's: Journal Reporters': Student Service Committee. ANNE CATHERINE KENNEDY. Grant, Commercial. Girl Reserves: Homemakers': Junior Red Cross: Bank Cashiers'. LILLIAN ELIZABETH KINGSTON. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: Secretary, Sophomore Class: Science: Biology: German: Christmas Play. Coughlin: A Cap- pella Choir: Typing. MARY JEAN KIPP. Philadelphia, General. A Cappella Choir: Girl Reserves: Guard ot Honor, Flag Raising: Masquers: Journal Skit: Student Service Committee: Hobby: Amateurs: Varieties. 2: Senior Select Chorus. JUNE ANN KISTLER. Union, General. A Capella Choir: G. A. A., 3: Treasurer, Vice President, G. A. A.: Captain, Basketball, 4: Volleyball, 4: Badminton: Homemakers': Service, 2: Student Service Commit- tee: Junior Ushers: Concert: Varieties: Christmas Play, 2: Treasurer, Junior Red Cross: Parents' Night: Typing: Christmas Program: Victory Corps: First Aid: Boots and Saddle: Gym Exhibition. RUTH JEAN KISTLER. Courtright, Commercial. Junior Ushers: Business Statt, Board ol Publications: Mas- quers: Speakers': Journal Campaign Speaker: Journal Skit: Typing: Student Service Committee: Girl Re- serves, Z: Senior Select Chorus: German: Biology: Iunior Red Cross. FLORENCE REGINA KLOSOWSKI. St. Mary's Polish, Commercial. Editorial Staff, Board oi Publications: Boots and Saddle: Iunior Red Cross: Senior Select Chorus: Homemakers', 2: Girl Reserves: French: G. A. A. MARIE ANN KMETZ. St. Mary's, Commercial. JOSEPH ROBERT KNORR. St. Nicholas, General. Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle: Journal Reporters'. HELEN KOBLOWSKI. S. 6 S. Memorial, General. Serv- ice: Homemakers': Geography: Junior Red Cross. -1943- June Kistler Ruth Kistler Florence Klosowski Marie Kmetz Joseph Knorr Helen Koblowski Earl Koerber Michael Konick Anna Konnick Anna Kornblatt Edward Koselr Margaret Kossitch EARL MERWYN KOERBER. East End, General. Student Service Committee: Geography: Boots and Saddle: Biology. I MICHAEL KONICK. Guthrie, General. Geography: Ioumal Reporters'. ANNA MARIE KONNICK. Sacred Heart, General. Serv- ice: Geography: Homemakers': lunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves: Biology: Stamp. ANNA LEAH KORNBLATT. Grant, Commercial. Mas- quers: French: Typing: Speakers': Speech Choir: Iunior Red Cross: Iournal Campaign Speaker. EDWARD THOMAS KOSEK. Courtright, College Tech- nical. Stage Crew, Z: Hi-Y: Aviation: Masquers: Minstrels: Varieties: Amateurs. MARGARET BERNARDINE KOSSITCH. White Haven Public High. General. Biology. FRANCES IOSEPHINE KOTARBA. St. Mary's Polish, Commercial. Biology: Stamp: Homemakers': Girl Reserves: Service: Geography: Iunior Red Cross. PAUL IOHN KOVACH. Sacred Heart, General. Ger- man, 2: Iunior Red Cross: Boots and Saddle: Avia- tion: First Aid: Hi-Y: Biology. ANDREW THOMAS KOVAL. Grant, General. Stamp. 2: Secretary, Stamp: Typing: Science: Bank Cashiers'. IRENE KOZEMKO. S. 6 S. Memorial, General. Typing: Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves: G. A. A., 3: Stu- dent Service Committee: Biology: Volleyball: Hobby, 2. IOSEPHINE ANN KOZERA. St. Stanislaus, General. Iunior Red Cross: Biology: Stamp. ANNE KOZEY. Grant, College Academic. Girl Re- serves: Freshman Orchestra: Biology: Secretary, Varsity Orchestra: French, 2: Iunior Red Cross: Homemakers': Varsity Orchestra, 3. ELMER GEORGE KOZICK. Columbia, General. Hi-Y: Football, 3: Basketball, 4: Baseball. 3: Track: Letter- men's: Iournal Reporters': Boots and Saddle: Science. IULIA BARBARA KOZLOWICH. South Grant, General. Iunior Red Cross: Service: Stamp. LEO KRAWETZ. Guthrie. General. Football, 3: Track, 3: Lettermen's: Student Service Committee: Iunior and Senior Outing Committee: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle. OLGA ANITA KREMPA. Guthrie, Commercial. Girl Reserves: Homemakers': Iunior Red Cross: Senior Select Chorus: Biology: Service: Geography. DOLORES IEAN KRESGE. S. 6 S. Memorial, General. Homemakers', 2: A Cappella Choir. 2: Iournal Re- porters': Girl Reserves: Parents' Night: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Play: Choir Concert: Chapel Pro- gram: Varieties. BERNARD PAUL KRISO. Sacred Heart, General. Typ- ing: Senior Select Chorus: German. Z: Student Serv- ice Committee: Iunior Red Cross: Bowling. Frances Kotarba Elmer Kozick Paul Kovach Iulia Kozlowich Andrew Koval Leo Krawetz Irene Kozemko Olga Krempa i 1 9 4 3 '- Iosephine Kozerba Dolores Kresge Anne Kozey Bernard Kriso thirty-nil Eleanor Krzanowski Helen Krzanowski Matilda Kulick Eleanor Kupar William Lanning Iames Larkin ELEANOR MARY KRZANOWSKI. Guthrie, General. Stamp: Homemakers': Iunior Red Cross. HELEN THERESEA KRZANOWSKI. Guthrie, General. MATILDA KULICK. S. :S S. Memorial, Commercial. Typing: German, Z: Geography: Service: Biology: Homemakers': Iunior Red Cross: Senior Select Chorus. ELEANOR HELEN KUPAR. St. Mary's. Commercial. German, 2: Typing: Business Start, Board ol Publi- cations: Service: Geography: Biology: Homemakers': Iunior Red Cross. WILLIAM LANNING. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: German: Football: Baseball. Coughlin: Hi-Y: Aviation. IAMES IOSEPH LARKIN. St. Iohn's, General. Iournal Reporters': Geography: Bank Cashiers': Hi-Y, 2: Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus: Biology: Student Service Committee: Track. WILLIAM LATSKO. Guthrie, General. Student Service Committee: Geography: Biology: Boots and Saddle. RAYMOND GEORGE LAWLOR. Holy Saviour, General. Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y: Iournal Reporters': Track: Bowling: Aviation: Biology: Speech Choir: First Aid: Red Cross. IOHN LEGAULT. Courtright, College Technical. French: Science: Lettermen's, 2: Basketball, 2: Biology: Senior Select Chorus: Iunior Red Cross. BETTY LEHET. Courtright, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Business Staff. Board of Publications: Typing Staff: German: Senior Select Chorus: Homemakers': Serv- ice: Typing: Iunior Red Cross. STEPHEN LESKIW. Guthrie, General. Aviation: Bank Cashiers': First Aid. MILDRED ELIZABETH Leu ROY. Courtright, Commercial. A Cappella Choir: Girl Reserves: Iunior Red Cross: Biology. BETTE MAE LEWIS. S. 51 S. Memorial, Commercial. Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Homemakers'. 2: Typing: Business Statt: Hobby, 2: Masquers: Amateurs: Varieties. CHARLOTTE IANE LEWIS. S. 6: S. Memorial, General. A Capella Choir, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Stamp: Geography, 3: French, Z: Varieties: Chapel Program. Biology: Homemakers': Girl Reserves: Service: Iunior Red Cross. ROSLYN LIEB. Grant, General. Girl Reserves: Home- makers': Senior Select Chorus: First Aid. ANNE LILLIENTHAL. Union, Commercial. German: Typing: Business Staii, Board of Publications: Girl Reserves: Iunior Red Cross: Geography: Biology: Homemakers'. DREW PAUL LITCHECK. Grant, General. Varsity Or- chestra, 2: Band, 2: Iournal Staff: German: Boots and Saddle: Stamp: Freshman Orchestra: Hi-Y: Key: Iunior Red Cross: Bowling. ANN ELIZABETH LUKACH. Sacred Heart, Commercial. German: Typing: Business Staff, Board of Publica- tions: Iunior Ushers: Student Service Committee: Speakers': Biology: Iunior Red Cross: Senior Select -1943- William Latsko Raymond Lawlor Iohn Leqault Betty Lehet Stephen Leskiw Mildred Leu Roy Bette Lewis Charlotte Lewis Roslyn Lieb Anne Lillienthal Drew Litcheck Ann Lukach Peter Lukacz Anne Lukas Mildred Lulchuk Julie Lutischen Frank Macieiczyk Charles Makelonis PETER LUKACZ. Guthrie, General. Aviation: First Aid. ANNE LUKAS. Guthrie, Commercial. Typing: Home- makers': Service: Iunior Red Cross: Geography: Biology. MILDRED LULCHUK. Grant, Commercial. Girl Re- serves: French Club: Homemakers': Senior Select Chorus: Typing: Iournal Reporters': First Aid. IULIE LUTISCHEN. Grant, Commercial. Homemakers': German, 2: Iunior Red Cross: Bank Cashiers': Girl Reserves. FRANK STANLEY MACIEICZYK. St. Stanislaus, Gen- eral. Iournal Reporters': Baseball. 2: Aviation: Let- termen's: First Aid: Iunior Red Cross: Science. CHARLES IEROME MAKELONIS. Union, General. Mas- quers': Minstrels. 3: Senior Play: Varieties, 2: Cheer Leader: Hi-Y, 3: Bowling Club: Science: Boots and Saddle. 4.5!-Sl STANLEY EDWARD MAKUCH. St. Stanislaus, General. Hi-Y: Iunior Red Cross: First Aid. IOSEPH EUGENE MALLOY. St. Iohn's, General. Track: Hi-Y: Science: Boots and Saddle. ALICE ROSE MALONEY. S. G S. Memorial, General. Botany: Homemakers': Senior Select Chorus: Choir: Iunior Red Cross: Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves: Stamp: Geography. CORNELIUS AUGUSTUS MALONEY. S. :S S. Memorial, Commercial. Senior Hi-Y: Varsity Track, 3: Bank Cashiers': 2: Student Service Committee. CLAIRE GERALDINE MATHER. North, General. Home- makers': Hobby, 3: Service: Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus: Amateurs, 2: Minstrels. IOSEPH MICHAEL MATUSZAK. St. Stanislaus, Come mercial. German, 2: Iunior Red Cross: First Aid: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle: Aviation: Geography: Biology. BETTY ANNE MCADARA. St. Mary's. General. Inter- club Council, Girl Reserves: Hobby, 2: Homemakers': Art: Red Cross. MARY AGNES MCCABE. Holy Saviour, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves, 2: Masquers: Speakers': Nutrition: Hobby: French: First Aid: Speech Choir Christmas Program. MOLLIE SHEILA MCCABE. G. A. R., Commercial. A Cappella Choir, 2: Boots and Saddle, 2: Girl Re' serves, 2: Hobby, 2: Amateurs. 2: Senior Select Chorus: Varieties: Christmas Program: Homemakers'. ROBERT IOHN MCDERMOTT. St. Iohn's. General. Boots and Saddle: Choir: Science: Hi-Y: Senior Select Chorus. FRANCIS DeSALES MCDONOUGH. St. Iohn's, General. Biology: Science: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle. WILLIAM IOSEPH MCGAVIN. East End, College Acae demic. Iunior Ushers: German: Masquers: Speakers': Track: Hi-Y: Science: Minstrels. 3: Geography: Boots and Saddle: Iournal Reporters': Senior Select Chorus. Stanley Makuch Betty McAdara Ioseph Malloy Mary McCabe Alice Maloney Mollie McCabe Cornelius Maloney Robert McDermott Claire Mather i- 1 Q 4 3 X Francis McDonough Joseph Matuszak William McGavin forty-c DOROTHY ALICE MCGEEHAN. S. G S. Memorial. Com- mercial. Girl Reserves: Iournal Reporters: Iournal Reporter, Typing: Iunior Red Cross: Art: Homemak- ers': Boots and Saddle. EUGENE ROBERT MCGINNIS. St. Iohn's, General. Speakers': Masquers: Science: Hi-Y: Boots and Sad- dle. MARGARET MARY MCGROARTY. Holy Saviour, Com- mercial. Iunior Ushers: Senior Select Chorus: Bi- ology: Iournal Reporters': Secretary, Treasurer, Typ- ing: Bank Cashiers': G. A. A., Z: French: Secretary, Iunior Red Cross. ' MARY FRANCES MCHALE. Larksville, Commercial. Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle, 2: Biology: Art: Service: First Aid: Senior Select Chorus. ANNA MARIE MCHUGH. East End, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves: Homemakers': Iunior Red Cross: Christmas Program: Concert: Boots and Saddle: Geography. FRANK EDWARD McKEE. S. 6- S. Memorial, General. Amateurs: Iunior Red Cross. MARY METRO. Guthrie, College Academic. Iunior Ushers: Masquers: Speakers': German: Homemak- ers'. 2: Biology. MARGARET MIKITA. Courtright, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: A Cappella Choir, Z: French: Typing: Girl Reserves: Service: Homemakers': Chapel Program: Varieties Choir Concert. IOHN GEORGE MILLIGAN. St. Iohn's, General. IEROME NORMAN MINTZER. Grant. General. Iunior Ushers: Editorial Stafl, Board of Publications, Z: Stamp. 2: German, 2: Iournal Reporter, 2: Speakers? Baseball. ELIZABETH MISHKIN. East End, Commercial. A Cap- pella Choir, Z: Speakers': Girl Reserves: Service: Varieties: Christmas Program: Iournal and Breidlin Speaker: Choir Concert. FRANCES ROSE MITCHELL QMICELD. S. 6. S. Memorial. College Academic. Iunior Ushers: Iunior Red Cross: French, 2: Homemakers', 3: Service: Biology: G. A. A. FREDERIC EDWARD MITCHELL. Courtright. College Technical. Varsity Football, 4: Co-Captain, Football: Track, 2: Hi-Y: Science: Lettermen's: Boots and Saddle. IOSEPHINE CLAIRE MITCHELL CMICELD. S. 61 S. Me- morial, General. Choir, 2: G. A. A.: Senior Select Chorus: Homemakers', 3: Varieties: Iournal Report- ers': Service, 2. KATHRYN MARIE MONKO. Guthrie, General. Senior Select Chorus: Stamp, 2: Homemakers': Iunior Red Cross: Canteen: Geography: Victory Corps: Christ- mas Play: Biology: Hobby. EDWARD MICHAEL MOORE. Holy Saviour, General. Boots and Saddle: Track: Student Service Committee: First Aid. IOHN ALOYSIUS MORAN. South Grant, College Tech- nical. Football. 3: Bowling, 2: Track, 4: Hi-Y: Letter- men's, 3: Science. BETTE MARIORIE MORGAN. S. 6: S. Memorial. College Academic. Treasurer, Girl Reserves: G. A. A., 3: Treasurer, G. A. A.: Iunior Ushers: French. 2: Sec- retary, Speakers': Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle. Dorothy McGeehan Mary Metro Frederic Mitchell Eugene McGinnis Margaret Mikita Iosephine Mitchell Margaret McGroarty Iohn Milligan Kathryn Monko Mary McHa1e Ierome Mintzer Edward Moore '- 1 Q 4 3 Anna Mcl-Iugh Elizabeth Mishkin John Moran Frank McKee Frances Mitchell Betty Morgan y-two lane Morgan Betty Morgus Rosemary Moritz Abe Morris Josephine Mros Stanley Mros Audrey Mugiord Lois Mugtord Thomas Mulhern Leo Mullin Catherine Mulroy Mildred Multer Nan Murphy Leon Murray Helma Murzin Marjorie Myers Iohn Nadolny Ralph Naessig IANE KATHLEEN MORGAN. Courtright, College Aca- demic. Girl Reserves: A Cappella Choir: Biology: German, 2. BETTY MARIE MORGUS- North, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: G. A. A., 3: Girl Reserves: Art: Speakers': Speech Choir: Hobby, 3: Amateurs: Christ- mas Program: Boots and Saddle: Iournal Reporters': Freshman Assembly: Iunior Red Cross. ROSEMARY LOUISE MORITZ. North, General. Geog- raphy: Girl Reserves: Hobby: Stamp: First Aid. ABE MORRIS. South Grant. General. Geography: Sen- ior Play: Stage Crew: Masquers: Boots and Saddle: Aviation: Track. IOSEPHINE RITA MROS. St. loseph's, Commercial. Senior Girl Reserves: Iunior Red Cross: Stamp: Christmas Program. STANLEY LEONARD MROS. South Grant, General. Geography: Student Service Committee, 2: Bank Cashiers'. AUDREY ELEANORE MUGFORD. S. G S. Memorial. Commercial. Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Art: Iunior Red Cross: Volleyball: Table Tennis, 2: Badminton, 2: First Aid: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Pro- gram: Iunior Red Cross. LOIS IANE MUGFORD. S. G S. Memorial, Commercial. Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Service: Iunior Red Cross: Biology. THOMAS MULHERN. Columbia, Commercial. Hi-Y: Tumbling, 3: May Festival: Bank Cashiers'. LEO IOSEPH MULLIN. Courtright, College Technical. Iunior Ushers: Football. 3: Basketball, 2: Track, 3: Masquers: Speakers': Student Service Committee: Science: Lettermen's, 2: Washington Play: Chapel Speech: First Aid: Speech Choir: Fireman. CATHERINE MARGARET MULROY. St. Mary's, College Academic. St. Mary's: French: Latin: Stamp. Cough- lin: Speakers': Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: French: Boots and Saddle: Homemokers': Volleyball, 3. MILDRED AMELIA MULTER. Grant, 'General. Girl Re- serves: Geography: Homemokers': Iunior Red Cross: Canteen: Victory Corps: Stamp. NAN LOUISE MURPHY. St. Rose, Carbondale, General. Nutrition and Canteen: Iunior Red Cross: Stamp. LEON IOSEPH MURRAY. Courtright, General. Varsity Track: Lettermen's: Iournal Reporters': Geography. HELMA MURZIN. Grant, General. Student Service Committee: Biology: Homemakers'. MARIORIE IEAN MYERS. Courtright, College Aca- demic. G. A. A., 3: President, G. A. A.: Girl Re- serves: Homemokers': Business Stall: Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Majorettes: Biology: Geog- raphy: French, 2. IOHN NADOLNY. Guthrie, General. Senior Select Chorus: Student Service Committee: Bank Cashiers': Varieties. RALPH FERGUSON NAESSIG. Courtright, General. Aviation: Hi-Y: Track: Stamp: Science. -1943- forty-thre Emily Nieman Betty Noble Leona Novack Victoria Novak Iames Nyce Ioan OBrien -rty-tour EMILY MARIE NIEMAN. Union, Commercial. A Cap- pella Choir. Z: Stamp: Girl Reserves: G. A, A.: Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus: Chapel Pro- gram: Iunior Red Cross: Varieties: Concert. BETTY CLAIRE NOBLE. Meyers, General. Business Stott, Board ol Publications: Geography: Iournal Re- porter, Stamp Club: Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves. LEONA CECILE NOVACK. SS. Peter G Paul, Commer- cial. Iunior Ushers: A Cappella Choir, 2: Typing: Speakers': German, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Girl Reserves: First Aid: Chapel Program: Iournal and Breidlin Campaign: Varieties: Concert. VICTORIA MAGDALEN NOVAK. Courtright, Commer- cial. Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle, 2: Masquers: Varieties: Iunior Red Cross. IAMES GORDON NYCE. Lewisburg, Pa.. General. Lewisburg: Boys' Club: Rifle Club. Coughlin: Hi-Y. IOAN ELIZABETH OBRIEN. St. Iohn's, General. Geog- raphy: Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves: Canteen. PETER OCHINKO. Guthrie, General. Geography: Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y. ROSE CARMALETA O'DONNELL. Holy Saviour, Com- mercial. Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Iunior Red Cross: Biology: Stamp. EDWARD IOHN OFFSHACK. Courtright, General. Aviation: Science: Track. MARY AGNES OGIN. St. Iohn's, General. Girl Re- serves: Iunior and Senior Outing Committee: Bank Cashiers': Homemakers': Geography. ANTHONY IOHN OLDZIEIEWSKI. St. Mary's, General. Football: Manager, Football: Track. KENNETH AXEL OLSON. Guthrie, General. Bank Cashiers': Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Biology: Geography: First Aid: Victory Corps: Red Cross: Stamp: Hi-Y: Aviation. HELEN MONICA OSTROSKI COSTRASZEWSKD. St. Stanislaus. General. Homemakers' Iunior Red Cross: Geography: Stamp: Service: Biology: Hobby. EDWARD STANISLAUS OTLOWSKI. St. Stanislaus. Commercial. Stage Crew: Senior Select Chorus: Min- strels: Senior Play: Christmas Play: German. GENEVIEVE PACIGA. Guthrie, General. Student Serv- ice Committee: Stamp: Homemakers': Iunior Red Cross: Canteen: Victory Corps: Biology: Hobby: First Aid. THOMAS PASSANANTI. Grant, General. Freshman Council: Iournal Reporters': Aviation. ANGELA PASSERI. East End, Commercial. 'Girl Re- serves: Iunior Red Cross: French: Stamp: Chapel Program: Christmas Program. ELEANOR PELAK. Columbia, General. Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves: Nutrition and Canteen. Peter Ochinko Helen Ostroski Rose O'Donnell Edward Otlowski Edward Otfshack Genevieve Paciga Mary Ogin Thomas Passananti Anthony Oldziejewski Angela Passeri 1' 1 Q 4 3 T Kenneth Olson Eleanor Pelak STEPHEN PELAK. Columbia, General. Aviation, 2: Bowling: Stamp: Science: Art: Key. ALBERT LEON PELMOTER. North, General. Iunior Ushers: Senior Play: Masquers: Speakers: Editorial Start, Board of Publications: Band: German. NICHOLAS RALPH PERICCI. S. G S. Memorial, Com- mercial. Iournal Reporters': A Cappella Choir: Min- strels: Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle: Cooking: Bank Cash- iers': Student Service. ROSEMARY ANN PETERS. St. Iohn's, Commercial. Girl Reserves: Iunior Red Cross: Boots and Saddle: Biology: Stamp. IOSEPH PETLOCK. Grant, Commercial. Baseball: Sen- ior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Minstrels: Cooking: Christmas Program. LORETTA OLGA PETRO. Columbia, College Academic. Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: German, 2: Iunior Red Cross. HELEN MARY PHILLIPS. Grant, General. Boots and Saddle: Varieties, 2: Homemakers': Majorettes: Girl Reserves: Geography: Key: Senior Select Chorus: Operetta. RITA ANNA PHILLIPS. Sacred Heart, General. Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves: Victory Corps: Key: Stamp: Homemakers'. FRANK THADDEUS PIENTA. SS. Peter 6. Paul, Gen- eral. Football, 2: Tumbling, 3: Key: Victory Corps. EDWARD IOHN PLESNAR. St. Mary's, General. Iunior Ushers: Stamp: Key: Victory Corps. NATALIE ELIZABETH PLOPLIS. S. G S. Memorial, Gen- eral. Art, 3: Secretary, Art Club: Boots and Saddle: Geography, 2: Homemakers': Key: Iunior Red Cross: Victory Corps: Art Staft. EDGAR CARL PLUMMER. Courtright, College Technical. Aviation: junior Ushers: Bank Cashiers': Science. DOLORES MARIE PODRASKY. South Grant, Commer- cial. Girl Reserves: French: Iunior Red Cross: lunior Choir: Speakers': Iournal Campaign: Biology: Volley- ball, 2. NORMA KATHRYN POERIO. S. 6. S. Memorial, Gen- eral. Varsity Orchestra, 3: Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Key: Iunior Red Cross: Home- makers'. 2: Varieties. HELEN BARBARA POHUTSKY. Grant, Commercial. Typing: French: Girl Reserves: Student Service Com- mittee: Iunior Red Cross: Iunior Choir: Biology: Stamp. CYRIL POLACHECK. Sacred Heart, Commercial. A Cappella Choir, 2: Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y, Z: Senior Select Chorus: Cooking: Christmas Play, 2: Varieties: Track. WILLIAM IOSEPH POLACHECK. Sacred Heart, Com- mercial. Track, 2: Baseball: Band, 3: Minstrels. 2: Varieties, 3: Christmas Program: Senior Select Chorus: Hi-Y, 2: Boots and Saddle: Cooking: Reserve Orchestra. RITA THERESA POPIELARZ. St. Mary's, General. Girl Reserves: Bank Cashiers': Key: Boots and Saddle: Nutrition and Canteen Service: Victory Corps: Iunior Red Cross: Student Service Committee: First Aid. -1943- Stephen Pelak Albert Pelmoter Nicholas Pericci Rosemary Peters Joseph Petlock Loretta Petro Helen Phillips Rita Phillips Frank Pienta Edward Plesnar Natalie Ploplis Edgar Plummer F Dolores Podrasky Norma Poerio Helen Pohutsky Cyril Polacheck William Polacheck Rita Popielarz forty-live ...ef--e Michael Popowich Elizabeth Postupack Elsie Pretzman Mannette Price 'Iorty-six Earl Pugh Gertrude Puhy Bernice Pulver Francis Radice Ianice Ramsay Paul Reese Robert Reese Iune Reinard J MICHAEL POPOWICI-1. Grant, General. Stamp: Boots and Saddle: Key: Victory Corps. ELIZABETH ANNE POSTUPACK. St. Mary's Greek Catholic, Commercial. Girl Reserves: Boots and Sad- dle: G. A. A., 2: Homemakers', 2. ELSIE ROBERTA PRETZMAN. Laurel Run. General. Service: Girl Reserves: Christmas Play: Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Key: Victory Corps: Iunior Red Cross. MANNETTE MILDRED PRICE. Grant, General. Iournal Reporter, Girl Reserves: Key: Homemakers': Iunior Red Cross: Victory Corps. EARL FRANCIS PUGH. Courtright, General. Boots and Saddle: A Cappella Choir, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Track: Iunior Red Cross: First Aid: Boys' Cooking: Hi-Y, Z: Operetta: Key. GERTRUDE LUCY PUHY. Sacred Heart, General. Girl Reserves: Key: Iunior Red Cross: Boots and Saddle: Victory Corps: A Cappella Choir: German: Home- makers': Sewing: Typing. BERNICE PULVER. G. A. R., Commercial. Senior Se- lect Chorus: A Cappella Choir, 2: Masquers: Senior Play: Varieties: Chapel Program: Iunior Red Cross. FRANCIS IOSEPH RADICE. East End, General. Vice President, Typing: 2nd Vice President, Student Serv- ice Committee: Senior Select Chorus: Tumbling: Hi-Y, 2: Amateurs, 2: Minstrels. IANICE CLAIRE RAMSAY. North, College Preparatory. Academic. Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Iunior Red Cross: A Cappella Choir: Hobby, 3: Amateurs, 3: Varieties, 2. PAUL LUTHER REESE. East End, General. Hi-Y: Avia- tion, Z: Iournal Reporters': Key: Boots and Saddle: Iunior Red Cross: Victory Corps: Bank Casl1iers': Typing. ROBERT EDWARD REESE. S. G S. Memorial, General. Boots and Saddle: Minstrels: Hi-Y, 2: A Cappella Choir: Geography: Corporal, Key: German: Science: Iournal Reporters'. IUNE DOROTHY REINARD. St. Iohn's, College Prepara- tory. Girl Reserves: G. A. A.. 3: Boots and Saddle: Iournal Reporters': French, 2: Geography: Hobby: Homemakers': Biology. IRWIN RICH. Union, General. Science: Hobby: Make- up Crew, 2: Victory Corps: Sergeant, Key: First Aid: Iunior Red Cross. DOROTHY REGINA RINEHIMER. Lehman, General. Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Iunior Red Cross: Victory Corps: Key: Nutrition and Canteen Service. VERONICA REGINA RINEMAN. North, College Pre- paratory, Academic. Girl Reserves: Iunior Red Cross: German, 2: Biology. IAMES MICHAEL RINISH. Guthrie, General. Key: Tumbling, 3. CLYDE HENRY RITTER. Courtright, Commercial. Head Bank Cashier: Senior Play: lunior Ushers: President, Typing: Masquers: Speakers': German, 2: Speech Choir: Biology. SYLVIA IUANITA RODRIGUEZ: S. G S. Memorial. Comm cial. A Cappella Choir, 2: Senior Select Chor Girl' R'6serv :Fnior Red Cross: lournal RepoYters'f ftudent S v e. . , . ' . - ' X . f V1 ' L 1 x ,I l If , L 1 , 'if i tx. 'KL u P w lf 1 Y' V 7' . 1 I 4' L, '-r 1 9 3 -T l' C i P Irwin Rich Dorothy Rinehimer Veronica Rineman Iames Rinish Clyde Ritter Sylvia Rodriguez William Rolland William Ross Robert Rowe Ieanne Rowlands William Rowlands Mary Samarco WILLIAM ARTHUR ROLLAND. St. Iohn's, General. Aviation: Geography: Science: General, Key: Hi-Y. WILLIAM CHARLES ROSS. Laurel Run, General. Vic- tory Corps: Key: Iunior Red Cross. ROBERT IAMES ROWE. North, General. Boots and Saddle: Victory Corps: Iunior Red Cross. IEANNE VIVIAN ROWLANDS. Union, General. Key: Business Staff. Board of Publications: Girl Reserves: Iunior Secretary. Boots and Saddle: Geography: Bank Cashiers', 2: Varieties: Amateurs: Homemak- ers': Victory Corps: Iunior Red Cross. WILLIAM PATTERSON ROWLANDS. Laurel Run, Gen- eral. Key: Student Service Committee: Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus. MARY SAMARCO. Union, Commercial. Senior Select Chorus: Iunior Red Cross: Student Service Commit- tee: Concert: Christmas Program. IRENE LILLIAN SARAKA. Guthrie. College Academic. German, 2: Speakers: Masquers: First Aid: Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves: Nutrition and Canteen. LAWRENCE ADOLPH SARTI. S. G S. Memorial, Com- mercial. A Cappella Choir: Senior Select Chorus: Hi-Y: Bank Cashiers': Varieties: Iunior Red Cross: Christmas Play: Victory Corps: Operetta: Biology: Concert Parents' Night. MARION MARGRET SAVAGE. S. :S S. Memorial. Gen- eral. Geogiaphy, 2: Art, 2: Boots and Saddle: Gen- eral, Key: Senior Select Chorus: Homemakers': Service: Secretary, Key: Iunior Red Cross: Girl Re- serves. ADAM WILLIAM SAVITSKI. South Grant, General. Track: Stage Crew, 2: Masquers: Key: Victory Corps. THERESA RITA SCANLON. St. Iohn's, General. Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves: Key: Homemakers', 2: G. A. A., 3: Geography: Biology: Victory Corps: Iunior Red Cross. FLORENCE VICTORIA SCHALL. St. Stanislaus, Com- mercial. Homemakers' Iunior Red Cross: Girl Re- serves: Senior Red Cross. CATHERINE HILDA SCHIFFHAUER, South Grant, Com- mercial. Art: Art Start: Speakers': Iournal Reporters', 2: German: Girl Reserves: Iunior Red Cross: Senior Red Cross: Senior Select Chorus: Concert: Christmas Program. GEORGE IOSEPH SCHUETZ. St. Nicholas, General, Football: Lettermen's: Key. MARY ANN SCHUSTER. S. 6 S. Memorial. Commer- cial. Vice President, Homemakers': Bank Cashiers': Student Service Committee: Service: French: Boots and Sa dle: Iunio Red Cross: Girl Reserves: First Aid. WILL ' A 5 ,. -ty, . H ad Ch Leader: 0 ' Sa l ' Igurnq B9-f porters': Key' ic r ' -lp' , WILLIAM AN ONY EF K.!Sacred Heart, General. Art Club, Z: Hi-Y, 2 ournal Reporters'. IOSEPH GREGORY SEGAR. Grant, College Technical. Mantle Orator: Masquers: Speakers': Iunior Ushers' Student Service Committee, 2: Varsity Track, 2: Band 3: Bowling: Senior Select Chorus. -1943- Irene Saraka Lawrence Sarti Marion Savage Adam Savitski Theresa Scanlon Florence Schall Catherine Schitthauer George Schuetz Mary Schuster William Schwab William Setcik Ioseph Seqar forty-seve Marie Selover Michael Seniuk Genevieve Seroka Alexander Sevison Frederick Shafer William Shillabeer rtyeeight MARIE CATHERINE SELOVER. St. lohn's, Commercial. Biology: Homemakers': Iunior Red Cross, 2: Canteen Corps: Girl Reserves. MICHAEL SENIUK. Guthrie. Commercial. Hi-Y: Mas- quers: Boots and Saddle: Iunior Red Cross: Senior Play. GENEVIEVE THERESA SEROKA. South Grant, Com- mercial. Bank Cashiers', 3: French: Girl Reserves: Homemakers': Iunior Red Cross: Service: Senior Red Cross. ALEXANDER ROBERT SEVISON. Courtright, General. A Cappella Choir, 3: Minstrels, 2: Boots and Saddle: Varieties, 2: Amateurs. FREDERICK WESTLEY SHAFER. Laurel Run, General. Bowling: Captain, Treasurer, Key: Iunior Red Cross: Victory Corps. WILLIAM SHILLABEER. Bear Creek, General. I..ieu- tenant, Key: Boots and Saddle: Track: Iunior Red Cross: Victory Corps. HELEN SHUGA. Grant, General. Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves: Key: Victory Corps: Homemakers'. IOHN SHUTA. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: Base- ball: Football: Basketball. Coughlin: Key: Senior Select Chorus: Victory Corps. ESTELLE MARY SHYNER. Laurel Run. General. Laurel Run: Chapel Oration: German: Science: Biology. Coughlin: Boots and Saddle: Iunior Red Cross. HELEN MARGARET SIDOR. St. Mary's, Commercial. Iunior Ushers: Typing: French: Senior Red Cross: Girl Reserves: Senior Select Chorus: Homemakers': Iunior Red Cross: Concert. IOHN SLAWICH. Grant, General. Hi-Y: Geography: Boots and Saddle. ALAXANDRA IOAN SLIVINSKI. Grant, General. Bank Cashiers: Iournal Reporters': Student Service Com- mittee: Boots and Saddle: Iunior Red Cross. MARY ANN ANTOINETTE MAGDALENE SLUHOCKI. SS. Peter G Paul, Commercial. Typing: French: Iunior Red Cross: Service: Homemakers': Senior Red I Cross: Girl Reserves. IOSEPH THOMAS SLUSARZ. St. Stanislaus. Commer- cial. Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y: Victory Corps: First Aid: Christmas Program: Stamp: Biology: Concert. IULIA SMALL. Plains High, Commercial. Boots and Saddle: Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves: A Cap- pella Choir: Senior Select Chorus: Chapel Program: First Aid: Concert: Senior Red Cross: Christmas Pro- gram. LOIS KATHRINE SMINK. Meyers, General. Meyers: French: Camera: Chapel Program: Social: Reading. Coughlin: Iunior Red Cross. NI H SMT S. G S. Memorial, College ical. sque S eakers': Se ' r Play: Wash- lQ'Pla ,an 2: R X v , 2: Science, ,: ', 2: perty Crew, Senior Play: ts Saddle: Iournal Campaign. HELEN MAE SMITH. East End, General. Girl Reserves: Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus: Geography: Iunior Red Cross. -1943- Helen Shuga Iohn Shuta Estelle Shyner Helen Sidor Iohn Slawich Alaxandra Slivinski Mary Ann Sluhocki Ioseph Slusarz Iulia Small Lois Smink Daniel Smith Helen Smith Mary Ann Smith Theresa Sovyrda Mary Smolko Iosephine Sodrosky Ioseph Soltis Genevieve Sot Sophie Sott Albert Sozzi Anne Speicher Malcolm Sprau Stanley Stahler Shirley Stahr MARY ANN RITA SMITH. S. 6 S. Memorial, General. President, Art Club: Art, 4: Girl Reserves: Masquers: G. A. A.: Art Staff: Secretary, Boots and Saddlc: Varieties: Amateurs. 3: Iunior Red Cross. MARY PHILOMENA SMOLKO. Sacred Heart, Commer- cial. Iunior Ushers: A Cappella Choir. 2: French: Senior Red Cross: Girl Reserves: Homemakers: Iunior Red Cross: Christmas Program: Concert: Vic- tory Corps. IOSEPHINE MARGARET SODROSKY. St. Stanislaus. Commercial. junior Ushers: Typing: Canteen: lun' ior Red Cross: French: Biology: Victory Corps: Homemakers'. IOSEPH STEPHEN SOLTIS. Sacred Heart, General. Hi-Y: Band, 3: Iunior Red Cross. GENEVIEVE MARIE SOT. S. G S. Memorial, General. Typing: Geography: Stamp: Boots and Saddle: Homemakers': Iunior Red Cross: Biology. SOPHIE TERESA SOTT. South Grant, General. Home- makers': Geography: Student Service Committee: Biology: Iunior Red Cross. THERESA MARY SOVYRDA. Columbia. Commercial. Girl Reserves: Canteen Corps: Iunior Red Cross: Homemakers', 3: Biology: Victory Corps. ALBERT ADELIO SOZZI. Courtright, General. Football, 4: Track: Lettermen's, 2: Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y: Senior Select Chorus: Geography: Voluntary Fire- rnen: Bowling: Intramural Boxing and Basketball. ANNE MARIE SPEICHER. S. 6- S. Memorial, General. Girl Reserves: Homemakers': Boots and Saddle: Iunior Red Cross: Biology. MALCOLM IOHN SPRAU. Courtright, General. Stu- dent Service Committee. STANLEY NORBERT STAHLER. Union, College Tech' nical. Aviation. 3: Hi-Y: Science, 2: Bowling. 2: Boots and Saddle: Biology: Track. SHIRLEY THEDA STAHR. S. 6. S. Memorial, College Academic. President, Girl Reserves: Masauers: Boots and Saddle: Homemakers': French: Amateurs: Geog- raphy: Majorettes. IOHN STEC. Grant. General. Geography: Senior Hi-Y. IRENE MARIE STELIGO. South Grant. General. Girl Reserves, G. A. A.: Student Service Committee: Boots and Saddle: Biology. CLARA ELIZABETH STOUT. Kingston, Commercial. Iunior Red Cross: French. 3: Student Service Corn- mittee: Girl Reserves: First Aid. IOHN CONRAD STRAUB. Conrtright, General. Com- mercial Art: Hi-Y: Senior Select Chorus: Student Service Committee: Track. MARY LAVADA STUBBS. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: Chapel Program: Biology: German: Science. Coughlin: Iunior Red Cross. EDWARD MARK SUDOL. St. Stanislaus, General. Senior Select Chorus. -1943- Iohn Stec Irene Steliqo Clara Stout lohn Straub Mary Stubbs Edward Sudol forty-nin CHARLES RONALD SUHOKEY. S. 6- S. Memorial. General. ARNOLD NORMAN SULLUM. Grant, General. Iunior Ushers: Editorial Staff, Board of Publications, 2: Sen- ior Play: Masquers: Speakers? Treasurer, German Club: Swimming: Minstrels: Speech Choir. SHIRLEY SMILES SUTTON. S. 61 S. Memorial, Com- mercial T in French' Iunior Red Cross' Victory . yp g: : , Corps: Speakers': Iournal Reporters': Girl Reserves: Service: Secretary, Homemakers': Senior Select Chorus: Amateurs, CALVIN RUSSELL demic. Track, Z: Science: French: ANNE TANALSKI. tory, Academic. SYMONS. East End, College Aca- Hi-Y: Boots and Saddle: Minstrels: Geography. S. 61 S. Memorial, College Prepara- German, 2: Speakers? Girl Re- serves: G. A. A.: Biology: Iunior Red Cross: Nutri- tion and Canteen. WANDA TANALSKI. S. 6. S. Memorial, Commercial, Iunior Red Cross: Iunior Ushers: Victory Corps: Typ- ing: Service: German: First Aid. REGINA IMMACULATE TAPAICIK. Grant, Commercial. German, 2: A Cappella Choir: Homemakers': Victory Corps: Chapel Program. SHIRLEE IANE TAYLOR. East End, Commercial. Boots and Saddle: Geography: Homemakers': Girl Re- serves: German, Z: Victory Corps: Iunior Red Cross: Biology: First Aid. BEATRICE BESSIE THOMAS. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: Chapel Program: Biology: German: Science. Coughlin: Iunior Red Cross. WILLIAM IAMES THOMAS. Guthrie, College Technical. Masquers: Speakers': Student Service: Science, 2: Speech Choir: Hi-Y. DAVID HOPKINS THOMPSON. S. G S. Memorial, Gen- eral. Science: Geography: Student Service Commit- tee: Senior Select Chorus. DONALD EDWARD THOMPSON. G. A, R., General. Boots and Saddle: Hi-Y: Geography: German: Vic- tory Corps: Minstrels. MARION FLORENCE THOMPSON. S. 6: S. Memorial. College Academic. Speakers': French, Z: Girl Re- serves: Biology: Homemakers': Iunior Red Cross: Geography. ANN THORYK. Oliver, Bear Creek, Commercial. A Cappella Choir: Christmas Play: Varieties: Parents' Night: Concert. PAUL HOUSER THRASH. East End, Commercial. A Cappella Choir: Varieties: Treasurer, Hi-Y: Senior Select Chorus: Student Service Committee: Christmas Play: German: Hi-Y Quartet. GRACE CARMELIA TIERNEY. St. Iohn's, General. Girl Reserves: Hobby: Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus: A Cappella Choir: Chapel Program: Biology: Iunior Red Cross: Homemakers'. ANN CICELIA TLUCEK. Guthrie, Commercial. Typing: French: Iunior Ushers: Victory Corps: Girl Reserves: Canteen: Iunior Red Cross, DOLORES CATHERINE TODD. St. Mary's, College Aca- demic. Iunior Ushers: A Cappella Choir: French: Geography: Biology: Editorial Stafi, Board of Publi- -1943- lit!! Charles Suhokey Arnold Sullum Shirley Sutton Calvin Symons Anne Tcmalski Wanda Tanalski Regina Tapaicik Shirlee Taylor Beatrice Thomas William Thomas David Thompson Donald Thompson Marion Thompson Ann Thoryk Paul Thrash Grace Tierney Ann Tlucek Dolores Todd Leonard Tomalinas Rosamond Toole Dan Trethaway Charles Trubela Francis Umphred Margaret Vinciotti Mary Voitek Iohn Ward Irene Wasilko Peter Welgus Rita Wertheimer Earle Weyhenmeyer Freida Whitesell Shirley Wickham David Williams Robert Williams William Williams George Wojcik LEONARD VALENTINE TOMALINAS. Grant, Generc Senior Hi-Y: Band, 4: Senior Select Chorus: Varsit Orchestra: Reserve Orchestra. ROSAMOND ANN TOOLE. Holy Saviour, General. S Mary's: Latin: French. Coughlin: G. A. A.: Geogn phy: Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves: Homemal-:ers Stamp. DAN CHARLES TRETHAWAY. S. 6. S. Memorial, Gel eral. Masquers: Speakers': Hi-Y: Science: Boots an Saddle: Geography: Senior Select Chorus: Minstrel: 2: Senior Play: Varieties: Lincoln Day Play: Studer Service Committee. CHARLES TRUBELA. Guthrie, General. Iunior Re Cross. FRANCIS IOHN UMPHRED. Holy Saviour, Genera Band, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Senior Hi-Y: Boot and Saddle: Geography. MARGARET ROSE VINCIOTTI. North, Commercia Service: French: Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves Canteen. MARY BERTHA VOITEK. Columbia, Commercial Stamp: Senior Select Chorus: Christmas Program First Aid: Iunior Red Cross: Victory Corps: Gir Reserves: Concert. IOHN IOSEPH NVARD. Holy Saviour, College Technical President, Boots and Saddle: Senior Select Chorus Speakers': Science: Hi-Y: Bowling: Manager, Foot ball: Track. IRENE MARY WASILKO. Columbia, General. Gir Reserves: G. A. A.: Stamp: Geography: Bank Cash iers': Biology: Iunior Red Cross: French. PETER IOHN WELGUS. Columbia, General. Amateurs Art: Freshman Assembly. RITA WERTHEIMER. Guthrie, College Academic. Edi torial Staff, Board of Publications, 2: French, 2, President. French: Masquers: Speakers': Iunior Ush ers: Publicity Editor: Speech Choir: Girl Reserves: Iunior Red Cross: Geography: Boots and Saddle. EARLE GREENMAN WEYHENMEYER. Laketon High, General. Senior Hi4Y: Science: Senior Select Chorus: Band, 2. FREIDA ELSIE WHITESELL. Courtright, Commercial, A Cappella Choir: Senior Select Chorus: Volleyball: G. A. A.: German: Service: Girl Reserves: Christ- mas Play: Varieties: Iunior Red Cross: First Aid: Homemakers': Concert: Armistice Day Program: Vic- tory Corps. SHIRLEY LERNEDA WICKHAM. Union, Commercial. A Cappella Choir: Senior Select Chorus: Volleyball: Badminton: G. A. A.: German: Service: Girl Re- serves: Christmas Play: Varieties, Iunior Red Cross: Christmas Program: First Aid: Homemakers': Concert. DAVID IOHN WILLIAMS. S. 6. S. Memorial, Commer- cial. A Cappella Choir: Varieties: I-Ii4Y: Senior Se- lect Chorus: Christmas Play: Operetta: Biology: Cons cert: Parents' Night: Boys' Camp Cooking: Amateurs: Hi-Y Quartet. ROBERT EDWARD WILLIAMS. North, College Technie cal. Bowling: Freshman Assembly: Student Service Committee. WILLIAM OWEN WILLIAMS. South Grant, General. Hi-Y: Boys' Camp Cooking. GEORGE IOHN WOICIK. St. Stanislaus, General. Hi-Y: Boys' Camp Cooking. -1943- Iohanna Wolczyk Dorothy Yencha Shirley Woods Lucy Ann Yenchcr Calvin Wright Ioseph Yost Ruth Yale Mary Yourglivch Dorothy Ycrnchik lean Yudisky Eva Yaremko Zita Zapotocki two Edward Zapotoczny Frank Zawatski George Zeisner Zigmund Zelinski Ralph Zima Florence Zumpano IOHANNA AGNES WOLCZYK. St. Ioseph's. College Academic. Boots and Saddle: German, 2: Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves: Geography: Biology. SHIRLEY EDNA WOODS. Courtright, College Aca- demic. Girl Reserves, 2: Hobby, 2: Biology: Ama- teurs: Varieties: Boots and Saddle: Bank Cashiers? German: Homemakers'. CALVIN WESLEY WRIGHT. Courtright, General. Senior Hi-Y: Geography: Table Tennis. RUTH ELEANOR YALE. S. G S. Memorial, General. Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves. DOROTHY REGINA YANCHIK, Guthrie, Commercial. Bank Cashiers': Iunior Red Cross: Victory Corps: Girl Reserves: Canteen. EVA YAREMKO. Columbia, College Academic. Edi- torial Staff, Board oi Publications, 2: Assistant Editor: Iunior Ushers: German, 2: President, Iunior Red Cross: Senior Play: Masquers: Speakers': Geogra- phy. DOROTHY MAE YENCHA. North, General. Business Staff, Board ol Publications, 2: Speakers': Boots and Saddle: Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Geo raphy, 2: Biology. XX? LUCY ANN YENCHA. Grant, Commer ' . Sen' QP jo I ' ' : ' : C as :N V' ry ps: unior Re rossi: erman: Home- rp,-4 m s t ir a 0' Vice Pre r squers V Play. -. S x eserves DEBRA Cap- OSEPH FRED ICK YOST. Courtright, Commercial. A Cappella Choir, 2: Track, 2: Senior Hi-Y, 3: Iunior Ushers: Boys' Cooking, 2: Varieties, 2: Student Serv- ice Committee: Senior Select Chorus: Operetta: Choir Concert. MARY LOUISE YOURGLIVCH. Guthrie. Commercial. Masquers: Speakers': Christmas Play: Iournal Cam- paign: Speech Choir: -German, 2: Girl Reserves: Iournal Reporters': Homemakers': Biology: First Aid. IEAN MARIE YUDISKY. S. G S. Memorial, Commercial. French: Student Service Committee: Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Boots and Saddle: Canteen Course: Iunior Red Cross. ZITA AGNES ZAPOTOCKI. St. Stanislaus, General. Biology: Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Iunior Red Cross: Stamp. EDWARD IOSEPH ZAPOTOCZNY. Guthrie. College Technical. Band, 3: Freshman Orchestra. FRANK EDWARD ZAWATSKI. Sacred Heart, General. A Cappella Choir, 2: Senior Select Chorus: Boots and Saddle: Boys' Cooking, 2: Varieties: Christmas Play: Operetta: Stamp. GEORGE HAROLD ZEISNER. Courtright, College Aca- demic. Senior Play: Masquers: A Cappella Choir: French: Speech Choir: Bowling. ZIGMUND EDMUND ZELINSKI. S. G S. Memorial, Gen- eral. A Cappella Choir: Hobby: Minstrels: Varieties: Art: Senior Select Chorus: Spring Musical: Christmas Program. RALPH ERNEST ZIMA. Grant, General. Chaplain, Hi-Y: Hi-Y, 2: Geography: Boots and Saddle: Biology, 2: Aviation: Iournal Reporters': Track: Science: German. FLORENCE ZUMPANO. S. G S. Memorial, Commercial. French: Girl Reserves: Iunior Red Cross. -1943- Senior Memories Top-Thinking Hard During an Examination . . . Center Left-Miss Davis Measures for Senior Rings . . . Center Right-Typing the Letters to the Soldiers. Lett to Right: Drusilla Davis, Ruth Davis, Regina Gerko, Dorothy Errico, and Helen Erdman . . . Lower Left-Miss Davis Checkinq the Senior Lists . . . Lower Right-A Refreshing Draught. 1 fry Junior Gificers Stephen Hartman, Mantle Orator Nancy Pendergast, Secretary Patrick Iiunta, President Junior Ushers About fifty members oi the Iunior Class with auditorium as ushers for plays and entertain- hiqh scholastic ratings are chosen by Mr. ments, hence the name oi the club, Iunior Super in the tall each year to assist in the Ushers. Membership is considered an honor. it .psi L, r, .... gn., A A .W X, ,, h.. .,.. ,W J UN IOR USHERS tour First row lleft to righti: Kane, Ginda, Rowna, Sullum, Merrill, Christian, Raub, Chrobach, Raub. Second row: Zipko, Pendergast, Gidda, Saba, Snyder, Stofey, Lamb, Dixon, Keay, Lewis. Third row: Ramsey, Montone, Mc' Hugh, Kennedy, Uniatowski, Collins, Havir, Saraka, Serokas. Fourth row: Zumpano, Ulichney, Iones, McNamara, Hoiford, Vostovich, Szykman. Fifth row: Crispelt, Boyer, Owens, Brandt, Rem, Fox, Rudolph, Katz, Fcrdden. Ah sent: Moskowitz. JUNKDR CLASS Q..- ,1 ff 1 A-I ., , Ll A rv, lust row Jlett to rrqht': Brauner, Newberry, Nordstrom, Jones, Peletski, Broqan, Bone, Feld, Chrtstian, Dixon. Sf-fond row: Crmmet, Dettmore, Gill, Clune, Patrizi, Parker, Nadolny, Pavlrck, Pauster, Pasternak, Dean. 'Fluid row' Colc-man, Pancrqcrkos, Balutcr, Gaerinqer, Ehrlich, Andrews, Clarke, Braytord, O'Connor. Fourth row: Otlowslfr, Peqas, Brandt, I. Carcarl, Fadden, Miskowski, Beail, Goldner, Reese, Boyer. Fitth row: Carr, Feld- rnan, Charnetski, A, Carcaci, Fox, Bolen, Burton, Owens, Crrspell, First row tlett tc rrqhtl: Yesko, Stark, Schalier, Rowlands, Smith, Holland, jones, Eastman, Dombroski, Shaver, Sf-cond row: Hyun, Schintz, Scrvitsky, Saba, Steinberg, Station, Rubiscak, Semanski, Snitko, Soltrs, Stotey. 'l'ln d row: Snyder, Taren, Sullum Evans, Smarko, Sudol, Shrmshock, Howna, Yourglivch, Fourth row: Snu- qr-lskr, Smrth, Griffith, Sorokas, Rowe, Snyder, Srliies, Shonk, Williams, Filth row: Ott, Thomson, Witkowski, Yrrtr-shin, Smith, Turner, Sheridan, Owens. Ftrs? row tleit to rrqhtl: Iez, Pomeren, Thornnson, Merrill, Woehrle, Schoch, Stecher, Tomczyk, Dorothy llaub, Doris Raub. Second row: Orlowski, Horn, Homza, Kollar, Hattmrrn, Kislin, Iastrzebski, Wittman, S, Tarnoski, Pc-rry, M. Tarnoski Third row: Savitski, Bogus, Saraka, Iuzwiak, lump, Injaychock, Mirmalz, Toole, Murray, jones, Kastelic. Fourth row: Zcxlclukiewicz, Dixon, Curzenski, Newman, Seasock, Bombay, Stanton, Maloney, Crawley, Comrto. Frith row: McNamara, Vostovich, Tuhy, Paddtck, Nagy, Pearson, Patterson, Caifrey, Con' nrrs. titty fri 1 six JUNIQR CLASS First row Lleft to riqhtli Trella, Shonk, Czubeck, Lewis, Yeo, McAnd:eW, Terisinski, Wolczyk, Zumpano, Winner. Second row: Roth, Wilson, Yudisky, Szykman, Yale, Uniatowski, White, Lippa, Welsko, Vernitsky. Winsock, Merowski. Third row: Stooic, G, Monflulick, Monton-2, Massel, McHugh, Moscow, Mathes, M, Mondulick, O'Dor:nell, Stefauko, Lipko, Meeker, Fourth row: Terpak, Tiudnak, Welgus, Moore, Watlack, Zipko, Maley, Yanchuk, Yarnell, Watkins, Grimes. Fifth row: Trella, Havard, Kollar, Koblowski, Zwarycz, Zapatoczny, Walko, Snyder, Skrepenak, Wanat, Sutton, Ulichney. Sixth row: Halupa, Jones, Williams, Thomas. Zamulinsky, Walsh, Stein, Yanchuk, Thomas, McLane, W.Visneski, Tvorak. First row Ileft to rightjz Chroback, Derr, Buczynski, Andrascik, Backiel, Allclbczugh, Cikowski, Loftus, Brandt, Brennan. Second row: Butash, Dworakowski, Murphy, Kaiser, Moore, V. Mitchell, Doyle, Adier, Brill, Czaj- kowski, Burns. Third row: Metro, Nicholas, McKeoWn, Collins, Considine, Elinski, Duffy, C. Donsavaqe. Micikas, Kresses, Fourth row: Miskewicz, E. Mitchell, Margolis, Kownacki, Miscavaqe, Krempasky, McHugh, McCloskey, McMaster, Mulligan. First row fleft to riqhtt: Keay, Heffren, N. Kane, McNelis, Haines Garista, Hatenovitz, Gordon, Fisher. Ginda. Second row: Lane, Havir, Giddo, I-Ioats, Fitzpatrick, Frank, Hawley, Hauqhnev, Lewis, Mahon, M. Kane. Third row: Hofford, Iiurita, Emerick, Hergert, Cudnowski, Witko, Lamb, Kustis, M. Iones. Fourth row: Korn- blau, F-orence, Moskowitz, Gallagher, Ichnson, Houser, McGourty, Iohns, Kemmerer. Fifth row: Kosko, Iohns, Griffiths, L. Iones, Himlin, Kalanick, Iowanna, Iescavaqe, Keuch. if ff ,ofa wel ,W-W' JUNICDR CLASS n 5 3' v 5 ,F ,, 'i ?f K. S 2 E E i First row Ile-tt to rightl: Kulick, Currione, Comoh, Greytock, Kobtrewski, Basso, Lukacz, Male-Ita, Krall, Knelly Second row: Kozak, Koval, Kosenik, Landmesser, Lowe, Kocik, Kozick, Kennedy, Kedsiesky, Grehanick. Klima- wicz Kelly Third row: Anistronski, H. Brown, N, Brown, Fortune, Bowman, Laubauqh, Lumley, DiSanto Lynch, Koscelski, Cimimo, Busta Fourth row: Golden, Hanas, Hod-en, Crawley, Chonko, Gillespie, Donohue Gallagher, Buynak, Cattrey, Bernhardt. Filth row: Dixon, Bozolc, Basta, Hohal, Banascek, Franks, Allen Douqalas, Brice, Farrell, Durkin. Sixth row: Cannon, Emerick, Kotch, Buleza, Corbett, Dymond, Findora Christi, Banas, Buchola. First row lleft to riqhtl: Pollick, Pisl-co, Petro, I. Pockevich, G. Pockevich, Skibicki, Perez, Parkola, Rickert, Prebovich. Second row: Roqal, Smink, Petroski, Sabol, Petrick, Smeatan, Ross, Sims, Skordineki, Petrin, Papo- vich, Third row: Rand, Reese, Pericci, Ramsey, Penderqast, Peletski, Poerio, Psikus, Rinehard, Boyer. Fourth row: l-loan, Lawlor, Russell, Kultys, Seiqer, E. Krych, Kabauqh, Nelosky, Rudolph. Fitth row: Painter T, Krych, Presciutti, Litchmun, Rein, Roan, Stanton, Pyzia. if-ex: SQPHQMC CLASS First row tlelt to rightl: Rogan, Kozel, Crawley, Heylek, Check, Edwards, Cron, Ioseph, Bilski, Dutty. Second row: Carr, County, Davis, Broqan, Cunningham, Chwastek, Kane, Gauqhan, Deitz, Grimes, Kaporch. Third row: Leqault, Check, Buynak Kern, Krysa Dnistran, Flosser, Auman, Kloss. Fourth row: Anusavciqe, Koval, Cupps, Brittinqham, Evans, Hudak, Finn, Davies, Bilansky, Filth row: Delman, Drutfner, Biros, Baloqa, Bar- nas, Acerbi, Dunleavy, Clarke, Boyle. Lfky-sex rg 1 eight ii- First row lleit to rightlz Krawetz, Ochinko, Miller, Katovich, McCabe, Kane, Kilcullen, Lymych, Lipferl, Le- wcmdowski. Second row: O'Donnell, Montone, Malloy, Donsavaqe, Kuzner, Krall, Skordinski, V. Lewandow- ski, Kane, Kotch, Kozera. Third row: Kornblau, Levine, Leibman, Long, Lendacky, Kupris, Crawczyk, Kozum- ski, Kasolonis, Lavix, Lamb, Kozey, Knelly. Fourth row: Mathews, Boris, Parduski, Murphy, Lynn, Latskc, Granick, Gimber, Gavin, Kane, Fifth row: Bianchi, Knapp, Hapeman, Kenney, Singley, Gieda, Gale, Ianus- zanis, Soudas, Hayes. Sixth row: Hine, Iones, Brody, Finn, Grabko, Gildea, Iones, Istvan. First row lleft to riqhtl: Moran, Nedzlieski, Holland, Petchulc, Paul, Mihalick, Sarli, Parise, Ogin, Milligan Second row: Price, Rogozenski, Oliver, Pikarsky, Pladziewcz, Partika, Pasternak, Scdvary, Rudawsky, Novak, Monko. Third row: McBride, Powell, Petro, Richards, O'Malley, Paye, McDonald, Russ, Reynolds, Rytarcik. Fourth row: Ross, McAfee, Hogan, Morgan, Hershenie'd, Hefiren, Sawyer, Romonoski, Federowicz, Ritter. Filth row: Rhodes, Rubright, Metzo, Bundle, Haydu, Hawrusik. L:-ngdon, Litchman, Purta. Sixth row: Rich- ards, Plummer, Passananti, Miller, Pelesh, Reese, Paienchar, Polacheck. First row llett to rightj: Ritsick, Small, Petrock, Spernoga, M. Stavishak, Woodnick, Woolcock, Savacool Tobolla, Woehrle. Second row: Simon, Sulinski, Snyder, Sherba, Binko, Popko, Rienta, Podgorski, I. Stavi- shak, Shedlock, Schuster. Third row: Garwacki, Ellman, Edwards, Dougherty, De Remer, Zahorchak, Birk- beck, Soudas, Womer, Sokol, Stair. Fourth row: Sakowski, Thomas, Flannery, Ganard, Wrublewski, Stoliip Whitehead, Sheridan, Pitiak, Ciciani. Fifth row: Seicik, Schmitt, Ycmchuk. Schrader, Toole, Blankenbush Wilt, Stec, Schintz, Meehan. Sixth row: Swiatkowski, Zavada, Seiger, Yanuska, Sprau, Woznitski, Swartman. SQPI-IOMCDP CLASS I f A , CLASS Q Q 0 PHOMGDRE i r V- ws Q72 -I D B J W First row tlelt to riqhtl: Benkosky, Beck, Brown, Youngblood, Tee-van, Budzin, Dolan, Dillon, Bosha, Grimes Second row: Emerick, Brandt, Brown, Fraund, Gasper, Dasheski, Catlrey, Eckert, Fraley, De Bonis, Christie Third row: Serratore, Saleen, Snitko, Siso, Spacensky, Smith, Shubert, Smolko, Gavis, Banashick, Colacichi Fourth row: Fadelsrrk, Gallagher, Taren, Foley, Casterline, Brown, Collett, Carroll, Stepchuk, Hodock, Simon Fitth row: Deqoski, Evans, Ellman, Gripp, Gomba, Damico, Dzanis, Fedak, Drelick. Sixth row: Cherpak Davis, lanes, Goeckel, Dixon, Bodza, Demasi, Everett, Cabana. First row lleit to riqhtl: Warner, Trentowski, S. Thomas, Witek, Washinski, Snyder, Sharaba, Taylor, Waznik Toll. Second row: I, Williams, Zielinski, Uhl, Whipple, Yale, Wassil, Turner, Tretheway, Voelker, Nichols Totina. Third row: Zaleta, Witko, Yatsko, Kozemko, lenkins, Kompa, Kazol-ras, Stucker, Slomovitz, Seraiin Fourth row: A. Williams, Tomasko, Karl, Maloney, Klozny, Koqoy, Lecce, Humanik, Schornstein, Schlom, D Thomas. Filth rcw: Kosloski, Marykon, Kane, Loftus, Lenahan, O'Brien, Hopiak, Molotors, Boyer, Andrea Sixth row: lanov, Matiska, Malic, Langel, Kervalcvaqe, Iskra, Iarmolowski, Kazmercyk, Ollshack, Niznik, First row llelt to rightjz Selcik, Simonson, Ulitchney, Opiinqer, Paciotti, Williams, I-lellron, Hassay, Gavlick Iuris. Second row: Ianos, Hivish, Gelsleichter, Hogan, Iohns, E. Harris, Harcharulka, Grossman, German Glnmb, Gorham. Third row: L. Barna, Veccity, Warick, Iones, B. Harris, Iles, Murphy, Roman, Popowich Fourth row: Steliqo, Markowski, Urkewich, Orphanos, Vodzak, Wisor, Slovinski, Hzucidlo, Sovyrda, Slaviriski Peletski. Fitth row: Kenneth Snyder, Suchoski, Perez, F. Barna, Wiser, Vehoski, Wilk, Kendall Snyder Sysko, Zynel. Sixth row: Peters, Unsworth, Petroski, Shinder, Peduto, Sologovitch, Wapensky. mul 'e 'Xz l ni? 04'-' A 1. ' ' First row tleit to rightl: Adams, Bladosz, Bozentka, Blamire, Acla, Andrews, Ambrose, Chiris, Berditus, Mroz. Second row: Morgan, Meehan, Merritt, Baloqa, Carroll, Clarke, Cannon, Baker, Chernin, Allen. Third row: McGinley, Williams, Kraft, Petro, Lynch, Kelly, Hurst, Heck. Fourth row: Haiele, Hannaqan, Yeeles, McCad- den, Haggerty, Ungvarsky, Armbruster, Borkowski, Chissler. First row lleit to rightlz Mangan, Michael, Driscoll, Marko, Meehan, May, Mickulik, McGlynn, Foley, Miller. Second row: McCauley, Marko, Mohr, McGroarty, Metlcevlch, Bilinsky, Bonk, McGroarty, Martincavaqe, Mc- Donald. Third row: Pelech, Handel, Buynak, Brennan, Grabko, Howells, Tapajcik, Uniatowski, Iones. Fourth row: Watkins, Guldy, Kraintz, Grivner, Gerko, Setzer, Tarence Gracely. 1 .Qu l l SCDPHQMCD CLASS . it 5 . f QESHMAN y CLASS First row Cleft to rightl: Baltuskonis, Baloga, Buleza, Bielawska, Boyle, Benkoski, Cybulski, Blascak, Briske, Byra. Second row: Antosh, Bobkowski, Bednarsky, Bednar, Callahan, Barnct, Benish, Carey, Bhone, Baluha, Banos. Third row: Bombay, Bodzo, Carlson, Boyle, Albert, Bizuh, Burry, Adams, Almasie, Borys. Fourth row. Boland, McGough, Meneeley, Foley, Miskowitz, Metzo, Levan, Andes, Carr, Fifth row: Lumley, Brislin, An- drasko, Lawlor, Moses, Grzybowski, Brennan, Donohue. Sixth row: Luckaschunis, Armbuster, Buczynski, Lapinski, Metzger, lohnson. ,W s s RESHMAN CLASS First row tleft to rightjz Salsburg, Sescilla, Sklanda, Pisaneschi, Kasaczun, Grimicilia, Halloran, Mattick, Ioseph, Hartley. Second row: Hoffman, Paczka, Hihbard, Keuch, Grabko, Kaporch, Herman, lane, Kulick, Gates, Gardner. Third row: Royer, Morton, Schultz, Mirmak, Miscavage, Allen, A. Hughes, E. Hughes, Kulikuskus, Fladd, George. Fourth row: Gartley, Ennis, Cusick, Dean, Connor, Frantz, Caffrey, lanov, Guldy, Brice. Fifth row: Demmick, Dufiy, Cole, Dutko, Edwards, Davenport, Hanson, Bunan, Boyer. Sixth row: Bogan, Grey- tock, Sherin, Dennis, Dombek, Chepanonis, Sosnowski. First row lleft to rightl: Cherpak, Farber, Delescavage, Check, Cunningham, Evans, Davenport, Daugert, Dugan, Drevenik. Second row: Dzurovcin, Stohovic. Davies, Edwards, Evanchick, Filicko, Basta, Sylviclz, Dettmore, Casterline, Crawford. Third row: Perry, Poerio, Fanucci, Fedas, Fall, Reagan, T. Check, Chuba, Clolfi, Snitko, Robinson. Fourth row: Steinberg, Peters, Caruth, Pasternak, Ioe Ward, Stanton, Paye, Swan- son, Earl Snyder, Wasilewski, Roth. Fifth row: Orphanos, Chere, Davis, Terpak, Sestack, Stanley Snyder, Early, Vgallshi Husnock, Penxa. Sixth row: Saber, Moskaluk, James Ward, Shades, Walters, Shepherd, Nyce, ro ar, c al . First raw tleft to rightjz Wisawaty, Welsh, Zapotoczny, Zavada, Toni, Walborn, Eastman, Fierverker, Syron, Thieman. Second row: White, Wagner, Zelesko, Wojcik, Vernitsky, Watkins, Weiss, M. Warick, Wudnaski, Zahorchak, Ulichny. Third row: S. Cooper, C. Cooper. Donohoe, Ziegler, Yamelski, Elinski, Toma, Dominick, Wojcik, Wasilko, I. Warick. Fourth row: Woolard, Winsock, Krauser, Williams, Verespy, Vanchure, Weckel, Umphred, Ungvarsky, Zaklukicwicz. Fifth row: Sweeney, Zapotocki, Kennedy, Flansbury, Kalanik, Witt, Zaleskas, Woronowicz, Zavcxtsky. Sixth row: C. Zavada, Yanuska, Rogan, Knopic, Iories, Labonoski, Keay. t E it S li I ., .J sixty-onz ixty-two FRESHMA CLASS First row Cleft to righlj: Reichard, Rusnak, Petrock, Sabbatini, Paul, Rudawsky, Patrick, Rampola, Onderisin, Cusick. Second row: Branch, Passeri, Sakowski, Hutz, Drozd, Potichko, Polkowski, Pasternak, Bock, Popie- larz, Roberts. Third row: Iones, Comito, Reatini, Plummer, Petrin, Ryan, Richards, Sanders, Rinish, Giza. Fourth row: Adams, Bcmaszek, Hannon, Iasonis, Fediow, Golden, Gelatko, Fassett, Dobinsky, Hatalski. Fifth row: Cunningham, Buckwich, Havely, Dutko, Harcarik, Bardick, Dick, Evanich, Gatusky. Sixth row: Klue beck, Curione, Biros, Fustish, Berman, Buzinski, Harowicz. First row fleft to riqhtl: Kidney, Miskewicz, Kotch, Klein, Krzykwa, Iohnson, Iunusanis, Iskra, Lubardo, Kane. Second row: McCloskey, H. Matasavage, Kuedors, A. Matasavage, Koval, Iones, Iohnson, Lieh, Ioseph, Kotch, Ivan. Third row: Fox, Kmetz, Koval, Kormos, Hyzinski, Iowanna, Kupetz, Keithline, Iankowski, Ko- pchko, Kovach. Fourth row: Reilly, Seniuk, Wychok, Swithers, Sincavage, Petlock, Stempien, Seasock, Sega-ar. Fifth row: Wojcik, Skibinski. Sisco, Rudolph, Sluhocki, Slobecheski, Serafin, Walsh, Pyzia. Wolczyk. Sixth row: Siemienkiwicz, Price, Zavada, Siudock, Pulcrk, Yaskoweak, White, Toloczko, Stair. First row Ileft to riqhtjz Smulovitz, Clark, Bilski, Sullivan, Staviscak, Selover, Shurmanek, Siley, Stranova, Sytnik. Second row: Sralik, Kosik, Injaychock, Kilqallon, Jones, Kelly, Spernoga, Swalik, Seasock, Skubetz, Welgus. Third row: Susek, Bartoletti, Stulak, Slawich, Smacher, Sink, Sims, Searfoss, Remensnyder, Sudol. Fourth row: R. Brennan, Krenzel, Lisowski, Morika, Kezywicki, Kumiega, Olshemski, Maliborsky, Kozumski. Merritt. Fifth row: Lawryk, Kosko, Kotzer, Mietling, Goldner, Parri, McAdara, Merlie, Oriel. Sixth row: Mcucci, Lulchuk, Newberry, O'Day, Langel, Thompson, Long, Panzak, Mitchell, Lesko, RESHMAN CLASS L F -rv First row fleft to riqhtlz Haupt, Gordon, Spittle, Gabriele, S. Howells, Hoffman, Hudak, Griffiths, Frail, Fitz Second row: Gunther, Gelsleichter, Hornick, Graham, Graziano, Fleming, Harvey, Foclel, Giwiazdzinski, Grulci. Hafele. Third row: Splendido, Sisko, Smigelski. Sochko, Sokolsky, Hasinecz, R. Howells, Gallagher, Howe, Healey Fourth row: Korkowski, Kane, Ivan, Iones. Tabaka, Hutchinson, Tirpak, Gozick, Ioe Smolko, Treve- than. Fifth row: Gross, Havrilak, Hivish, Smith, Harowicz, Iohn Smolko, Sisko, Susa, Sienkiewicz, Szykman. Sixth row: Fisher, Sofranko, Kalanik, Kazmerczyk, Toff, Ferki, Green. first row lleft to riqhtj: D. Nagle, Chase, E. Miller, Molinci, Parise, Oldziejewski, Trevethan, Brice, Buza, Mosky. Second row: Trevefhan, Brill, L. Miller, McAclara, A. Miller, Orischak, McHugh, O'Donnell, Moore, McCole, Oko. Third row: Unqvarsky, Toole, Szymanski, R. Toni, Burns, L. Nagle, Novack, Gruver, Orme, Oschypko. Fourth row: Siemiatkowski, Podrasky, Pazuhanich, Pomeren, Nelliqan, Sadvary, Ronscavaqe. Fifth row: Paciga, E. Reese, Musketness, I. Reese, Polacheck, Pelepko. First row lleft to riqhtlz Kreiq, Letner, Leu Roy, Kupris, Lupco, Margetish, Krupinski, Minarik, Ochinko, Kus. Second row: Parkola, Lowe, Kroll, Lawerence, I. Kovalik, I. Kovalik, Michaels, Matuszak, Marhelko, McHugh. McNeil. Third row: Krushinski, Lewis, Luchenbach, Kulick, Majecki, Krawec, Lukacz, Kurinka, Kultys. Fourth row: Mrozinski, Pacana, Nichols, Leondri, Margetish, Lukach, Niznik, Manci, Morrissey. Fifth row: Ostroski, Payne, Linko, McCadden, McMaster, Kowalski, Miller, McGroarty. - f 3 sixty-tht CLUB AN EARLY MORNING RIDE WITH THE BOOTS AND SADDLE CLUB 1, rv Q.. an .v 'W 3 , ywvmm, ,K msn, ' A-W. af . , 'M , W ,, Ml ' J -5 , 'AT ' 21 my J n , X J , :' , ,M 7 ,VX X, W 39051-H Ii ww , , ,, ' ,mi ef W an ,+L My A t- Www H a 'we 4. K Q, KMHQKMHK A 1, Hi 7 My , ' 4- N 11 - EVM A w. . ,Q ml-wi was-if . CLUB Upper Left-The Typing Club. Sounding Taps . . . Above-Pao ulty and Students At the Lettermen's Club Banquet . . . Left-The Girls' Athletic Association Presents the Freshman Hcr1lowe'en Party . . . Lower Left-The Board of Publica- tions, Typing and Checking the Copy . . . Below-The Bank Cashiers Hand In Their Envelopes and Get New Supplies. SNAPS Above-Genius At Work As the Art Club Draws Away . . . Upper Right-Canteen Workers. Preparing to Work For Victory . . . Right- Ridinq Down the Trail With the Boots and Saddle Club . . . Below- The Homemakers' Club Making Scrapbooks of Knowledge . . . Lower Right-Editorial Staff, Keeping Tabs On What Goes On About the School Premises. 1 S F ,si 32 1. W ' 1 4 A'.x x X-at A ' S . Y They Shall Have Music Wherever They GO A Cappella Choir The A Cappella Choir. made up of seventy- two, members. is continuously gaining praise and renown. The choir was well-received at performances for Parents' Night, the Kiwanis Club. the Y's Men's Club. the Community Sing. the Quota Club. and the Home Economics Con- vention. ln March the choir gave a perform- ance lor the Mothers of Servicemen. The high- light of the musical year was the concert given in May with the Senior Select Chorus. All these activities were made possible by the complete cooperation and faithful practice of the mem- bers under direction of Miss M. Arline Weiss. Senior Select Chorus Most important event on the calendar of the Senior Select Chorus was the concert they gave in May. with the cooperation of the A Cappella Choir. Their part of the concert was composed entirely of famous Victor Herbert tunes. including Kiss In The Dark. Romany Life. Thine Alone, and Italian Street Song. Solo parts were sung by George Zeisner. Wil- fred Feldman, Grace Tierney, Mary lean Kipp, Dolores Kresge. Frank Considine. and lack Walsh. Clever dramatizations of some of the songs added to the pleasure of the perform- ance. Miss M. Arline Weiss is director. Band Coughlin's sixty-five piece band is always eagerly awaited by the spectators at football games. Under the direction of Mr. Paul B. Lewis. they present unique formations and drills and play their collection of fight songs. Their activities. however. do not stop when foot- ball season ends. This year they have made frequent appearances at honor roll dedications. Red Cross meetings, bond rallies. and parades. Besides they gave their annual concert at the Varieties and played for departing Coughlin inductees. Neither rain nor sleet. or cold nor heat. prevented the members from playing. y eight Varsity Orchestra Any morning about 8:25. anyone near the auditorium can hear the Varsity Orchestra tuning up for their daily chapel appearance. At 8:30 the players are off under the direction of Mr. P. B. Lewis. At rehearsals every Wed- nesday, they try to prove that practice makes perfect. The Varsity is always on hand for the Senior Play. Christmas Play, and other school presentations. They contributed to the success of Minstrels by their playing. They also played for Class Day and concluded their services for the year with an excellent performance at Commencement. Reserve and Freshman Orchestras The iumping-off place to the Varsity is the Reserve Orchestra. This group, under the leadership of Mr. Francis Truscott. practices each Tuesday for their chapel programs. the music varying from snappy marches and smooth waltzes to operatic and symphonic gems. But newcomers to Coughlin are not for- gotten either. The Freshman Orchestra is com- posed of freshman who hope to advance to the Varsity. Led by Mrs. Nan Walker Connaugh- ton. this orchestra plays for the Freshman Assemblies. After polishing up their best numbers, they present a chapel program. Geography Club The Geography Club, under the direction of Mr. Hensley, is one of the most popular clubs this year. During the meetings. there are speakers on interesting places of the world. There were very interesting films on all parts of the world and one especially enioyed by the club was the one on the tour of India. which is so timely now that our soldiers are stationed there. On another occasion. Mr. Super spoke and showed slide films on his tour of Canada and parts of Europe. Some- times the club held quizzes and games on cur- rent events and these were always enioyed. r:. M 5 Q First row fleft to riqhtj: Kaiser, Mikita, Heiser, Goerinqer, Tapajcik, Kipp, Greqory, Smalko, Novak IA Mitchell, Saba, Grundowski, Second raw: Miss Weiss, Director: Pulver, Montone, Murphy, Mozqan. L Kingston, Woolcock, Mosko, Edwards, Small, Thoryk, Snyder. Third row: Leu Hoy, Nieman, Loftus 1vicAnd:ew, Lewis, Lipfert, Small, Wickham, Rodrieguez, Kistler, Fourth row: lezercak, Check, 'lodd Mishkin, Levy, Kresge, Yencha, Whitesell. Fifth row: Good, Sevison, Goerinqer McNamara, Halupa Nicholas, Buckle, Chonko, Thrash. Sixth row: Fadden, Keuch, Ivan, Grabko,iWilli:xms Matthews Crawley, Sarti, Pugh. Seventh row: Zaklukiewicz, Painter, Pearson, Zelinski, Yost, Polacheck, Zawatski. Absent: Tuhy, Feldman Charnetski, Ross, ,gr 7... -clue A Q 4 QA ln A 1 Q First row left to riqhtl: Kulick, Wasilko, Brown, Lewis, Kresge, Savage, McHugh, Monko, T Lukach, Kistler, Rodriguez Yencha Morgus Iones Second row' Evans Paci a M G t . , , . . , g , c rom y, Lulchuk, Hearn, Krempa, Tierney, Smith, Zapotocki, Cardimona, Davis, Price, Kistler, Pulver, Morgan, Meyers, Clark, Ann Davis, Miss Weiss. Third row: Delaney, Bartz, Vojtek, Kalanick, lubis, Yencha, Baloga, Bell, Heriicheck, Lehet, Evert, Small, Whitesell, Wickhc m, Amos. Fourth row: Drago, Adolph, Klasowski, Moritz, Muqford, Sutton, Samarco, Bermanr Leib Ostrowski Mitchell, Gregory Pretzman, Baloqa, Andrews. Fifth row: Mather, Fustish, Frank, Cannon, Schiffhauer, Nieman, Sarti, VVeyhenmeyer, Novak, Molly McCabe, Mary McCabe, McHale, Maloney, Phillips. Sixth row: Callahan, Petlock, Chuba, Thompson, Felder, Slusak Dnistran, Otlowski, Good, Tomalinas, Halupa. Nadolny, Bank. Seventh row: Thrash, Ritter, Allen, Williams, Dymond, Fisher, Yost Polacheck, Litcheck, Tuhy, Olson, Kriso, Keuch. sixty-n P 5: ,Q in 1 - , it ' 'A - .L .1 A A ' f,, First row tle-it to riqhtl: Evans, D. Smith, Tuhy, Iohns, Fisher, Crispell, Hands, Litcheck, Gulcly, Hilburt, Gross. Sec- ond row: Lewis, Guldy, Iiunto, Metzo, Iones, Poerio, Bierbuch, Hershenfeld, Oriel, Witt. Third row: Buyncrk, We-y' henmeyer Meucci Coe-ringer, Corr, Good, Tomolinos, Iones, Keuch. Fourth row: Reese, Toll, Se-tzer, Kelly, -Nest, A d W d K tch Wxi ht, l'hrliclr, Williams, Rusnocki McMaster, Boyer, Swcrrtmon. Filth row: Biros, Roan, Polochek,Zovc1da, rr erson, or , O , q Swlotkowski, Vehouski, Pomeren. as -:rs ,,.'7 i av in ,- cf First row Ileh to riqhtl: Poye, McGrocrty, Podqorski, Poerio, Kozey, Dovis. Second row: Fisher, W I Ciciuni, Evcms, Litcheolf, Edwards, McAfee, luin-to, Lewis. Third row: Williams, Davis, Moskowitz, QRCHESTRA Grace-ly, Ehrlich, De-Vrzxcr. Fourth row. Tuhy,L1tcheck Johns Setzer Keuch -nty First row fleft To rightjz Stark, Christian, Walborn, Siley, Schultz, Grabko, RE Royer, Yeo, Dixon. Second row: Kiowser, Nelliqan, Pasternak, Williams, Foley, Hershenteld, Orila, Swartman. Third row: Poerio, Witt, Iones, Zuvcdu, Swiatkowski, Husnock, Meucci. Fourth row: Buynak, West R T Reese, Anderson, Wright, Bonk. Filth row: Smith, Roan, Toff, Polachek Ward, Shades, Guldy. ' 'n' - 1 - -M -- .- ,, .. -- s A K F First row tleft to riqhtjz Ploplis, Savage, Murray, Rowlands, Morris, Hawrusik, Check, Ogin, Keck. A Y Second row: Smith, Cordimone, Kupcrr, Ostroski, O'Brien, Maloney, Sott, Iubis, Bdlogu, Noble. Third row: Duffy, Doyle, Elinski, Carey, Kozick Czubek Injaychock Bowman Kulick Fourth row Divine Davies Lewis Taylor Lewis Lilllenthal Konick Klo owski Fifth row Tomulinas Felder Thom ', ', , ,I ','s '. I' z, , ,I pson: Zima, Tuhy, Fisher, Slawich, Ochinko. seventy-o l I-'irst row lleft to rightj: Whitesell, Smith, Kistler, Rowlands, McGroarty, Davis, Yaremko, Saba, Chris- tlan, Krall, Elinski, Kilcullen, McGeehan. Second row: Ramsey, Paciga, Harowicz, Havas, Ianos, Woolcock, Sluhocki, Iubis, Baloga, Noble, Iohnson, Crawley, Grabko, Zumpano, Stair, O'Mal1ey, Stofey, ' ' 'll O k' H if P . ', H ' , Chole , K strewski, Hauqhney Lumley. Third row. Bri , Evert, stros 1, e ron, asseri avir y Q , Maloney, Popielarz, Yudisky, W. Tarialski, Reese, Pericci. Fourth row: Grundowski, Ramsey, Kennedy, Dwarkoski, Maletta, Pauster, Pasternak, A. Tanalski, Soroka, Scholl, Rowna, Cimmet, Brayiord. Fifth row: Landmesser, Chroback, Brouner, Semanski, Small, Rineman, Todd, Wertheimer, Klosowski, Kennedy, Toole, Mather, Wittmari. Sixth row: Tobola, Gieda, Frank, Bilski, Wickham, Saraka, Kineheimer, Feld, Clough, Shimshock, Schoch, Sodroski, Nordstrom. Sev- enth row: Vinciotti. Wolczyk, Yeo, Blamire, McHale, McHugh, O'Donnell, Monko, Tlucek, Phillips, Yanchick, Sovyrda, Pelak, Dutko. They All Have a Good Aim the model airplane contest oi former years gave way to the building of government models to be used in traini.ng servicemen in plane identification. Mr. Henry Booth, adviser of the club, states that members are chiefly Iunior Red Cross Directed by Miss Smith, Miss Gilchrist, and Miss McDade, the Iunior Red Cross completed many proiects. Members sent funnies, Christ- mas cards, and one thousand Christmas favors, made by the art department, to soldiers in an Ireland hospital. They collected books, coat hangers, magazines, games, and playing cards for soldiers in camp and kept the U. S. O. lounge supplied with magazines and knitted things. They made one hundred utility bags and bedroom slippers and collected forty-three bags of clothing for children in Kentucky. A Aviation Club . p Theories oi flight hold no mysteries for the flellows- who are helping the Aviation Club celebrate- its twelfth year. This year found many peacetime enterprises forsaken for du- ties essential to the war effort. For example, nty-two underclassmen since N. Y. A. training and special courses are filling most seniors' time. Bowling Club This year, sixth in the history of the Bowling Club, found Mr. Henry Booth, club adviser, with more than thirty bowlers. Four of the six teams iinished the ten-week series with identi- cal starting men. Many 200 games wer' piled up. Team Four: Thomas McNamara, Albert Rogus, Louis Brandt, Donald Himlin, and Howard Ehrlich, won the League Champion- ship: Team Five: Stanley Bilski, Patrick Iiunta, Ioseph Smolko, Leonard Tomalinas, and Iohn Buynak, the School Championship. Robert Evans scored 242: Leonard Tomalinas, 228. Y 5 Q e- gig. S il v5- fs, First row fleft to rightl: Istvun, Stuhler, Himlin, Filicko, Barnes, Adler. Second row: Pcxlenchclr, Kern, A- Iohnson, Gxedc, Thomas, Swczrhncm, Iohns. Thud row: Iones, Plummer, Gale, De-Musi, Kloss, McGourty. V l Ixuntc bmclko Kelly Fcxdden Brandt Bogus Vostovluh Evans Thxrd row Goerxnger Hrmlm NGGSSIQ, Hurkmcn, McDermott, Klcss, Stahler. Fourth row: Aumczn, Biros, Brittinqhcxm, Ungvursky, Pearson, Defionis. Absent: McLune,Tomalincs, Buynok, Aniol, Ehrlich, Newman. A Pfirst row Cleft lo rightl: DeVizicx, Tomalinas, McNamara, Ochinkc, Bxlski, Snyder, Q Boyer. Second row: seventy-Ihre Gnly Practice Makes Perfect Boots and Saddle The popular Boots and Saddle Club boasts a membership of ninety-six. These horse- loving students look forward with eager an- ticipation to those brisk, sunshiny days when they can go galloping over the bridle path. They go riding every Sunday morning and Thursday evening. All members look forward to the hay rides. Several ti.mes a year the Boots and Saddle holds a moonlight ride, fol- lowed by a Wiener roast. The club, originally organized by Mr. Ted Casey, who has left Coughlin, is supervised by Miss Mary Boyle. G. A. A. Under the guidance of Mrs. Anderson, these girls are kept busy. They hold a Hallowe'en party for the Freshman girls to become better acquainted. They have volleyball, basketball, and badminton toumaments, as well as the ping pong tournament in which both boys and girls participate. In these the girls and boys play separately: then the champion of the girls' plays the champion of the boys', the winner being proclaimed king or queen of ping pon. Together with the Lettem1en's Club, they hold dances which are well attended. Typing Club The qualifications for this club require that everyone have B or A in order to be admitted: and he must maintain this standing throughout the year. During the meetings, the club usual- ly has some speaker, or a quiz on typing or other commercial subiects. The members fur- nish all entertainment. Talks and readings are given by each member. There are also typing contests for speed and accuracy. The club has contributed Gregg Writers to each typing room and also purchased erasers and guards for senior use in the typing rooms. BOOTS AND First row tleft to rightl: Myers, Morgan, Smith. Grabko. Cavan. Ward, Hartley, Petro, Kalanik GVIS, G 1C9 OUT IOW IS Y rufka, Mitchell. Callahan, Litchek, Cuscela, Ivan, Davis, Trethaway, Shillabeer, Symons, Zima Slawich, DeMasi. DeBonis, Thomas. Fifth row: Gildea, Moran, Walsh. e nty-tour Ramsay, Stahr, McHa1e, Peters, Durland, McCabe. Second row: Kistler, Brittingham, Boyle, Wolczyk, Sott. Third row: Grabko, Knorr, Kozemko, Crawley, Mulroy. Clark, Evans, Cannon, Kalanik, Heming- way, McGinnis, Considine, Iubis, Gustin, Fustish, Christman, Carcaci, Pericci, Lawlor, Moore, Hands, D ' H d' . F th : M' s Bo le, Seviscn, Yencha, Wertheimer, Klosowski, Check, Harcha- MQ! J f lil 2 ii i'il'7l'.'t'ii ' 'W' , f'lQ'li-riili' ' First row fleit to riqhtjz Wasilko, Scanlon, Davis, Morqus, Gerko, Geida, Myers, Kistler, Check, Bernatoski, Berman, Kozemko, Chehoski. Sr-cond row: Montone, Carcaci, Gill, Koval, Kosenick, Farrell, Poerio, Parker, Forenfky, McCawley, Gustin, Grabko, Smith, McGroarty, Kane, Baluta. Third row: Teevan, Kompa, Kazokas Merowsky, Schornstein. A Yencha, Crawley, Kelley, Mulroy, Reinard, Morgan, County, Birkbeck, Kane, McGroarty. ' Fourth row: Horn, Carr, O'Donnell, Wolczyk, Smith, Shubert, Zapatocki, Brill, Roth, Donsavage, Evans, Ramsey, Donsavage, Duffy, Donsavage, Fifth row: Rudolph, Michal, Chawstyk, Cunningham, Collins, Considine. Mcl-Iuqh, Ogm, Woolcock, Tarnoski, Wilko, Keay, Howley, Cron. Sixth row' Kozel, Klosowski, Crawley, Fustish, Speicher, Hollands. Gryczko, Frank, Hetiron, Divine, Brayiord, Injaychock, Fortune. Seventh row: Stecker, Davis, Nieman, Wickham, Wliitesell, Ccyczerski, Kane, Marko, Blarnire, Shimshock Pomeren, ond row: Gregory, Sluhocki, Boyle, Lukach, Kulick. Kupar, Kozemko, Poerlo, Lillienthal, B. Lewis, Sutton, Kipp, Soirosky, Third row: Choley, Kornblatt, Dutko, G. Sotl, Novak, Lukas, Lehet, Errico, Erdrnun, Berman. Fourth row: Passeri, Casterline, Kingston, I. Kistler, R. Kistler, Adolph. Lulchuk, Fedak, Mikita. Fifth rcw: Ploplis, Mug- iord, McHugh, Dombek, Fediow, Cylvick, Christmcn, Andrews, Pulver. Sixth row: Weyhenmeyer, Iuris, Kriso, Koval, Olsen, Yost, De-Vizia, Davis, Forencewicz, Havrilak. First row tlett to riqhtlz Blotz, Brown, Tlucek, McGroarty, Ritter, McGeohan, Bernatoski, Chehoski, Pohutski, Sec, seventy-fir THE FIGHT-A TENSE MOMENT THE PLOT THICKENS DEAD???? MAIDS WILL TALK HHGCIVGH Can Wait Masquers Masquers, a most talked-about organization, is indeed the pride oi Coughlin High. Members of this talented group are the cynosure oi the school students for there is scarcely an enter- tainment in which they do not participate. Almost every member of Masquers has taken part in some public entertainment. Short plays. pantomines, and other performances, under the guidance oi Miss Myvanwy Williams, aid considerably in the preparation for Christmas plays, Varieties and other shows. The most outstanding contribution of the Masquers is its presentation of the Senior Play. The Speakers' Club The Speakers' Club, an organization oi seniors with Miss Williams as adviser, meets semi-monthly. The club's aim is to aid mem- bers in improving diction, poise, and self- reliance. Every year each member delivers short campaign speeches for the Iouma1 and Breidlin . In preparation the club collectively discusses the problems of the assignment. Often members address the school assembly on anniversaries. All had the privilege ot be- ing members oi the Speech Choir which took part in a school program broadcast by a local radio station. . ,., -.. Y.. ...M . , , 1 - A , . i V . , s . I 4, .. ,V I. mini 1 ' ...- 1 i l lust row fleit to rightj Smith Makelonis I Davis Yenclsa Faneck H mingway Trethaway Mullin Pelmoter. .Second-rowzl Novvaki Farrell, Lewis, Pulver, SlC1i'lI', Kipp, rourqlivich, Slafaka, Metra. Thirci raw. Adolvh, Divine, Cunningham, Wertheimer, Yaremko, Todd, Dombek, Smith, McCabe. Fourth row. Colacichi, Buczko, Forencewicz, Cavan, Chuba, Ritter, Filicko, Zeisner. Fifth row: Censidine, Thomas, Barnes, Hinds, Seqar, Davis, Ennis. F v lf, SPEAKERS' CLUB First row tlelt to riqhtiz Morqus, Podrasky, Novak, Morqari, Considinc-, Thomas, Gerko, Mciabe, Mishkin. Second row: Kistler, Yaremko, Metro, Lukach, Yencha. Mulroy, Sutton, Yourqlivich, Schiiihauer, Kornblatt. Third row: Trethaway, Smith, Divine, Saraka, Tanalski, Adolph, Wertheimer, Filicko, Mintzer. Fourth raw: Pelmoter, McGcvin, Hilbert. Chuba, Cavan, Bu:zko, Ritter, Davis. Fifth row: Mullin, Carr, Make-lonis, Ennis Dymond, Segar, Barnes, Hands, Davis. seventy-seven They Serve With a Smile Bank Cashiers' Association The Bank Cashiers' Association helps stu- dents to save regularly for the future and to acquire the thrift habit. Class cashiers are chosen by popular election in each roll-call. The head cashier is selected by Mr. I. H. Super and Miss Marie Walsh. the club's adviser. be- cause of outstanding scholastic ability. He re- ceives the money from the home-room cashiers. prepares it for deposit, and reports to the school the amount deposited. the percentage of the school depositing. and the highest ranking rolls. Clyde Ritter was head bank cashier. Student Service Committee Since its formation three years ago. the Student Service Committee has consisted of dependable students from each home-room. a Walker Connaughton. the group performs many duties: patrolling the cafeteria steps. helping roll-teachers by getting bus and en- tertainment tickets. and by taking charge of locker keys. It assists Mr. Super in choosing Chapel Assembly Programs. A Christmas party is given the committee. Iournal Reporters' Association The Iournal Reporters' Association is one of the oldest clubs in Coughlin. It is composed of students chosen for their ability to furnish news of their respective roll calls. They act in the same capacity as the reporters on large newspapers. When the time tor publication draws near. a meeting is called. In the begin- ning of the year. these meetings are called in order to inform them as to how to prepare their copy. Their material can usually be found in the Classics column. Mrs. Robert Miller is the adviser. boy and girl in each being elected by their classmates. Under supervision of Mrs. Nan ski, Bynon Baloga, Long Parker. Fourth row: Kumleqo, Ivan, Slsco, Szymanskl, Gordon, Hadziewich. First row Cleft to rightl: Moore, Ginda. Check, Carr, Rowlands, Ritter, Morgan, Williams. Brandt. Yeo, 1 dd D tt S acensk S ittle Seroka Iubis Metkevich Stark. Second row: Davis, Kazokas, Sp en i o. e more, p y, p , , , , Kovalik, Snyder, Koulik. Third row: Fall, Pendergast, Curione, Emerick, Harcharutka, Carlson, Oldciejew- Wasilko, Sadvary, Adamchick, Banaszek. Fifth row: Schrader, Mulhern, Gabana, L. Iones, W. Iones, Petroski, Barrie, Plummer. Sixth row: Vostovich, Biros Brody, Saber, Olson, Frund. eventy-eight ,Y ,Y , ,, Q , 1 i ' Q 1 1 5 - 4 - f AG - - ' l ra C First row flefr to riqhtli Samarco, Check, Gerko, Pohutsky, Clark, Czubek. Davis, I Maloney, Iones, Litche, Czyczerski, Iuzwiak, Kupris. Second row: Bowman, Williams, Karl, Novak, Poprelarz, White, S. Barna, Murzin, Cunningham, Clarke, Roana Stccher 'W Sabal, Tancrlski, Third row: Hutchinson, M. Clarke, Turner, Watkins, Roberts, Grabko, L M T E George, Miller, Driscoll, Heifron, Fediow, Ochinko. Fourth row: Barna, Chris, Mc Geehan, Sullivan, Landmesser, Cannon, Pauster, Donohoe, Burns, Carr Rudolph Fifth row Williams S lk C h 1 , ma C, arut , Markowski, Rhodes, Hurley, Williams, Peters, Perry, Brennan, Condustcr. Sixth row! Miller, Sutton, Gavin, Green, Williams Anistranski, Litchman, Smiqelsky, Fedak, Ellman, Ostroski, Bardick. Seventh row: Simon, De Vrzia, Thomas, Bozak, Karney, Drelich, Thomas, Connors, Carr, Olsen, Kriso. T First row fleft to rightl: Clark, Syron, Katovich, Brown, Skordinski, Smith, Evert, Slisinski, Knellv. Nagle. L' Hartley. Second row: Albert, Shafer, Reichard, Mirmak, Baloqa, Smiqelski, Kupetz, Tomascik, Dettmore, Edwards, Collmier, Price. Third row: Williams, Iankowski, Gauqhan, McDonald, Iohnson, Yaremko, ' Wertlreinxer, Klosowski, Harclrarufka, Leandre, Stranova. Fourth row: Umphred, Iones, Brayford, Tabolla, Shirfhauer, McGeehan, Errico, Durland, Bombay, Buckwich, Trudnock. Fifth row: Gozick, Murray, Pugh, Ross, Konrck, Orphanos, Consrdrne, McNamara, Boyer, Pelrnoter. Sixth row: Biros, Owens, Caffrey, Anderson, Barnes, Schwab, Witkowski, McLane, Sysko, Mintzer. seventy-nine MRS. RUGGLES' LESSON IN MANNERS qhw The Rirds' Christmas Carol CHOW The Birds' Christmas Carol, a comedy play in two acts. was presented for the Christmas Program this year. The play received a hearty response and was thoroughly enjoyed by all, as one big laugh followed another to a happy CHRISTMAS PROGRAM THE HAPPY ENDING ending. Much praise is due to Miss Williams and the cast for a fine performance. Due to the lack oi small boys in the school, the cast included two boys irom North Street School. They did a grand iob and were a big asset. Lobbying For The-ir Hobbies Art Club The Art Club. under the direction oi Miss Florence Evans, has done much ior the school. The members have made posters for all school aflairs. They have helped in decorating the building at Christmas time for years. They decorated toys for the Iunior Red Cross to distribute to needy children. They helped make one thousand favors and crossword puzzle books which were sent to a hospital in Ireland. At meetings members of the club give talks on art subiects. This year they took a trip through the Record plant. Stamp Club Philatelists of the Stamp Club lind discus- sions, led by their adviser, Mr. Arthur Booth, extremely interesting. This year the club gave special attention to Christmas seals. Seals from 1907 to the present were shown, and 1 ,.-FH --w-.-W - . f - h A f , sf 7 -' duplicate seals given to members present. At another meeting winning contestants in a quiz on the Fa:mous American Series received stamps. Another interesting subiect consider- ed was perforations and water marks. Club members saw water marks in the form of stars. crescents. and turtles. Homemakers' Club Making scrap books tor soldiers was one of the war activities oi the Homemakers' Club. but learning how to look after home problems in wartime was probably their most important. The main social event for these girls was the Christmas party at which they exchanged ten- cent gifts. Also during the Christmas season they made and sent individual boxes oi cookies to the Sutton Home. As one of their proiects, the girls visited the cafeteria and kitchen of Percy A. Brown and Company. Their adviser is Miss Mary McDade. , .,.,-,.-.. First rc-w tlett to rightl: Savage, Ochinko, Emerick, Smith, Ploplis, Gavis, McGeehcrn. Second row: Crawley, Caffrey A Perez, Levandoski, Bancrs, Winsock, Lukach, Eckert, McHale, Miss Evans. Third row: Gabuna, Radziewicz, Coulter CLUB Mickulick, Schoch. Raub, Kogoy. Fourth row: Kluzny, Palenchar, Boyer, Meneeley, Molitoris, Levan, Ostroski. Fifth row: Humanik, Seasock. Dzanis, Bodzo, Iskra, Houser, Lawrych. eighty on .5 A Choley Mros PQSQPL1 B Balogc: EBc11oqG Sott ChT1Sf1UH Third row Tiemcin Phillips Hearn Buczynski First row fleit to riqhty: Schoch, Mintzer, Iubis, Burngsz Berman, Plesncxr, Nqble. Second row: Monko, Pccigcr, Hcxrowicz. Frnurthnroifvz .Roy-er, 15e1cik, Litcheck, 'Popowich,'Koval, Sisco.' N I I I l if ' First row Lleft to riqhtb: Mcxley, McAndrews, Franks, Semcmski, Grabko, Crawley, Strcnovcx, Shimshock, Monko. Second row: Pcxcigu, Siliies, Price, Curione, Tcxbcxkci, McGroarty, Schubert. Snitko, Sisso, Bczloga. Third row: Mulroy, Mosko, Mitchell, Fustish, Greytok, Mitchell, Mather, Gryczka, Toole. Fourth row: Myers, Check, Fortune, Injcxychock, Bowman Comok, Kozemko. Hubiscuk. hty-two Experimenters in Recreation and Language Science Club Science Club assembles regularly in the Physics Laboratory to discuss national scien- tific problems. At each meeting a number of members read material on topics ranging from plastics to victory gardens. At one meeting Mr. F. H. Super. the adviser, discussed the proper spacing of seeds and plants. The club at another meeting investigated the prospects of having plastics to replace steel. The Science Club is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America and is therefore able to keep posted on the latest discoveries in biology, physics, and chemistry. Hi-Y Every two weeks the echo of a gavel, re- sounding through the Home Roome of the Y. M. C. A., has announced the opening of a meeting of Hi-Y. The members, under the leadership of Mr. Anthony Ruddy. have engaged in varied activities. Whenever possible, they had graduates who are in the armed forces give short talks. One evening they debated the important question, Should India Be Given Full Dominion Status? with members of the Scholastic Club of the Y. M. H. A. They formed a basketball team. They also raised funds for sending letters to soldiers, sailors, and marines. Girl Reserves Girl Reserves, which is affiliated with the Y. W. C. A.. has for its purpose, The building of a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. Miss Iule Prisbek is the adviser. Among the war activities of the group was the giving of ten dollars and a pack of cigarettes from each member to the U. S. O. There were also many social activities, ranging from scavenger hunts to dances. from skating parties to Friendship Banquets. The French Club The French Club. which was organized by Miss Toohey some years ago, is probably one of the oldest groups in the school. Made up of those French students who have a grade of B or better, it is also one of the most popular. The meetings. held on an average ol once every three weeks, are definitely intended to increase the members' knowledge of the French language. Any French Club member, for in- stance, understands that puzzling point of eti- quette, the difference between service a la carte and table d'hote. Miss Elizabeth McHugh is the adviser. The German Club Strains of Ach, Du Lieber Augustine, need not alann anyone passing the Old Building. The Deutscher Verein, which meets on alter- nate Wednesdays, always includes the lusty singing of folk songs as part of the program. This sixteen-year-old club is open to all upper- classmen who maintain a high average in German. lts purpose is to instill in members a genuine knowledge of and respect for Ger- man culture and tradition, according to Mr. E. M. Warmkessel, the adviser. For this reason the quizzes, songs, and games deal with the literature, art. and music of Germany. Minstrels-Amateurs The 1942-43 season found the Minstrels and Amateurs combined for one gala event. It had as its theme The American Patrol. The cast was clad in the uniforms of the different branches of service. Included in these were the Army, Navy, Marines, WAAC's, Red Cross Nurses, and Canteen Workers. The first half of the evening was a hilarious minstrel show. The second half was the Amateur part in which some of the minstrel cast re-appeared. The show was witnessed by a capacity crowd. Under direction of Messrs. F. H. Super. P. B. Lewis. and F. Truscott. the show was tops. eighty th First row Llett to rightlz Makelonis, Smith, Considine, Hilburt, Mullin, Cavan, Ward, Trethaway. Second row: .S Weyhenmeyer, Mitchell. McGinnis, Stcrhler, Boyer, M Namora, Alec, Leqoult. Third row: McDonough, Sy' mons, Brandt, Plummer, Thompson, DeBonis, Goeringer, McDermott. Fourth row: Brehl, Allen. Mc3avin, Q beylosi, Bilski, Thomas, Naessig, Filicko. ' r-X V4 gf A-M--v--. . f.T,-,-..- .-..-.,, ., .,, , --.., 3 Li First row lleft to rightl Yot T Roan B Roan Makelonis Zima Fisher Iones Thrash Pugh Williams Painter, Davis I Hi- I Allen. Second xrow: Brennah: Iimstrariski, Height, Sczrti, Weyhenfneyer, liunta,'Fcrdden: MacMoster, MoKeown, Dre-lick Dcmico, Bover. Third row: Trudnak, Williams, Ulichney, Ochinko, Boris, Sergi, Thompson, Tomolinas, Aleo, Naqi, Kriso b H M ll Growhoski Ehrlich Goermqer Grcrbl-zo Colacichi McNamara. Fourth rowf Good, Pericci, Davis, Inioychock, Strau , owe, a oy, , , ., , Fifth row: Gross, Kelly, Iohns, Knorr, Slusak, Seniuk. Jones, McDonough, Polacheck, Maloney, Mulhern. Sixth row: Slawich, Zaklu kiewicz, Litcheck Tuhy, Peggs, Considine, Symons, Trethaway, Olson, Callahan, Dnistran, Williams. Seventh row: Carr, Sozzi, Fisher De-Mosi, R. Dymclnd, H Dymond, Pearson, W. Polacheck, Lawlor, Walsh, Elko, Ward. ity-iour ,K I l l First row Cleft to riqhtlz McCabe, Miskin, Ginda, Zipko, Watlack, Kozey, Errico, Lillienlhal, Lewis, Wasilko, Drago, Erdman, Mathe s. Second row: Davis Di Santo, Amos, Landmesser, Koval, Burns, Iankowski, Fezliow, Clark, Haw'ulik, Reinard, Tierney, Laubauqh, Kennedv, Kistlm, Davis Third row: Marowski, Duffy, D V Doyle, Goerinqer, G al:ko, Gustin, Clune, Schuster, N. Poerio, Parker, Poerio, Passeri, Mikita, Evans, Foren' ski Fourth row: Duriand, Meeker, Massie, Yudisky, Kosenik, Ross, Penderqasr, Ramsey, Shaver, Albert Saba, Yencha, Hemingway, Havas. Fifth row: Iubis, Zumpcvno, Divine, Donsavaqe, Considine, Donsav- age, Kriedick, lVlfHL'qh, Mondulak, Dzorovcin, Puhy, Schull, Henlcheck, Heiser, Sixth row: Nobel, Adolph. Grundowski, Hajduqa, Lulchurk, McGro:rrt7, Lippa, Kanek, Peters, Yencha, Elinskl, Delaney, Popielarz, Sr-venth row: Blamire, Harowicz Clarke, Balula, Haines, Smolko, Morgan, Oqin Maloney, Shuqa, Kipp, Tanalski, Fmerick. fix? V+ Podrasky, Pohutsky, Rodriguez. Second row: Kennedy, Gordan, Hauqhney, Kelly, Baloqa, Barney, Bell, Havir, Davis, Dougher, Franks, Gryczka, Novak, Mros. Third row: Sutton, Whitesell, Wickham, 'inylor 7-1 H. Smith, Ramsey, Everett, B. Smith, Mirmak, Crawley, Nlulroy, Ganard, O'Donnell, Greaory, Carcaci. Fourth I L row: Fustish, Frank, Kozemko, Selover, Small, Harcharufka, Klosowfki, Coleman, Domhnk, Vinciotti, Rine' man, Borkowski, Balcga, Andrews, Woods. Fifth row: McGorhan, Morqus, Raub, McHugh, Cunningham, Muqlfnrd, Nieman, Thomcyk, Clough, Dean, Bone, E. Baloqa, Speisher, Rowlands. Sixth row: Giedrr, Brandi, Scanlon, Phillips, Che- hoski, Bernatoski, Hinehimer, Yencha, Rowland, Kresge, Lewis, Bondick, Fedak, Seventh row: Frank, Myers, Check, Phillips, Mcllale, McCabe Kalanick, Canyuch, Wolczk, Iuzwiak, Petro, Blotz, Dutko, Pelack, Saverdo. First row llett to riqhtl: Novak, Davis, Gerko, Christian, Morgan, Christman, Stahr, Farrell, Price, Mclldnm. eighty .4 :Ds A.. - 1 5 fs, FRENCH CLUB l t T' t row Cleft to riqhtl- Baloga Iuzwiak Havir Bilski, Kalanick, Morgan, Wertheimer, Blamire, Todd, Evert, rirs . , . , Brennan, Chroback. Second row: Giddo, Patrizi, Tarnosl-ti, Mondulik, Psikus, Iohnson, Stahr, Heinard, Crow ley Lewis Gill Ganard Snyder Orlowski. Third row: Baluta, Koscelski, Lippa, Stubbs, Saba, Stotey, Lumley l H Laubauqh, Hatcnovitz, Thompson, Coleman, Bone, Pericci, Dettmore. Fourth row: Tomczyk, Couter, owna, Derr, Dworakoski, Szykman, Yudiski, Uhiatowski, Clarke, Brayiord, Hoates, Heiiren, Lamb, Dixon, Fifth row Lewis, Siecher, Pendergast, Zipko, Zumpano, McNamara, Stein, Durkin, Kulick, Mitchell, Kozey, Myers, Check M k 't , Rein, Owens, Symons, Nieczykowski, Vostovich, Andrews. Sixth row: Kornblau, Rudolph, Ze-isner, Katz, os owiz . C, ew, .M GERMAN CLUB Kastelic, Goldner, luris hty-six First row Cleit to rightlz Woods, Christian, Gerko, Morgan, Saraka, Harcharufka, Lukach, Mmtzer, Kulick, Feld, Raub. Pomeren. Second row: Waehrle, Snitko, Saraka, Merowski, Georinger, Kistler, Kupar, Tapajcik, Luti- schen, Novak, Lillienthal, Henicheck, Heiser, Yourqlivich, Schiffhauer, Vernitsky. Third row: Taylor, Wick- ham, Krall, Homza, Horensky, Rubiscak, Schintz, Erdman, McHugh, Petrin, Whilesell, Sernanski, Yaremko, Lehel, Shcnk. Fourth row: Metro, Rineman, Tanalski, Wolczyck, Kane, Wolczyck, Raub, McNel1s, Petro, How' ley, Keay, Andrascik, Greytock, Ginda, Fifth row: Seasocl-5, Motuszak, Kovach, Ulichney, Iohns, Kriso, Iones, Sixth row: Kemmerer, Iescavage, Hofiord. Kalanik, Litcheck, Fox, Barnes Ritter, Thrash, Pelmoter, Goldner. X 60LDNER B. HARCHARUFKA q PAUL BARNES E3!9,?Q'?.?E.!Tl59 JOHNSON FLDRENCEKLOSDWSKI . -. as . I E t L ' 'i is HY of xf' rr-, E in 6' 25 ,W f'9'fwf X ' A fx UV Included in the Boar f Publiccrfqn are H r , Typing, Business, and yAEditorial Staffs. To the sfhool owes the covers of Iournals and Xthe art work of both B lin and Iournal . The Typing Staff is truly indis- pensable to publication. The Editorial Staff does the actual writing for Coughlin's books. The Business Staff is responsible for making the publica- tions cr success from a financial point of view. It is through t.he combined efforts of all staffs that Coughlin's activities are presented. The advisers are Miss Ruth 3- Austin, Miss Florence Evans, Mrs. Robert Miller, and Mr. William A. Connor. X Yu htyeeigh f V RLTMFBJEEPMER The BGARDE QP Qs .ff-L DREWLITCHECK JERRY MINTZER ALBERT PELMOTER ARNOLD SULLUM PAULTHRASN V DOLORES TODD . it J Mmosu SMALL! I MATILDAEQELDA T HEAEBLSLQEEK DLEEIEXLEEEHA TDUBLICATIQNS ROSE BERMAN ELEANOR FEDAK BETTY BALOOA SHIRLEY GUSTIN BETTY JUBIS RUTH KISTLER ELEANOR KUPAR BETTY LEHET BETTE LEWIS ANNE ,35- CSCHIFFHAUER MARYANNSMITH DOROTHY CLOUOH GREGORYROYER JOHN BODZO. ESTHER ANN LUKACH MARJORIE MYERS BETTY NOBLE JEANNE ROWLANDS DOROTHYKOSCELSKI NATALIE PLOPLIS eighty ti x My 1: Q., mm ,Ae .Q 'X' Q. pm 4-'Y' 55' Q. ngnupgmuyugn 1 1 iff? be TZ' In ,' 1' '7 J x ,In f. U - 5 .... 1'.sh'.xi?'- Q : 'QiN,-' 1?5'?i:3:? 'i.i.Kff-'-ff' L-fri' 5'3 -WEQQ 'pibxg Vw iw.-,.-H151 - in ',,jW? -4-.': bw' 1 ,. f:.f.K,,2 M 5 ,QM if 5?f,L.,I'w ki'i:'a , .f ' ' ' -1 4 aiu- . r, , - . Y ,i.'3, Z,W-,,1gj. Q: 'mf M ' 'W . A : ,. 1 .D v 5 A .,,Q w M MW Q - ,aff 1'-15434 '. .6 0 Ifkzfx fx' ff? ' Q 7 K . 'Z' ,, if f .fx rw 1 - 2. f fi f if 'g . ' X 4 - A 2 u ft, Vs is lf' ' , 4 o A it A . 43 QE if . bfi I W ' ., an I 2Q,f WH-ww ve 'Y in X N4 ,gf .YHA4 Q.:-Q M X 1 .f 1 as 'M Q 4 f Q .GCS Q0 Coughlin's Red and Blue eleven went through its 1942 football season true to form to chalk up another fine gridiron record of six wins against three setbacks .... The Coughlin- ites put on a great display of power in their very first game when they trampled the Pitts- ton Township outfit 39 to 0. Tractor-like move- ments of the line and a blitzkrieg attack by the backfield proved to be the main features in the initial success .... The second grid tilt was an air-tight hard-fought battle with Hanover scor- ing a safety in the third quarter to eke out a 2 to 0 win .... The Red and Blue took advan- tage of a break in the second period to topple the Shawnee Indians of Plymouth 7 to 0. Kra- I'M FALLING FOR YOU! . 2 ' g . l A 7 ' FOOTBALL SCORES Sept. -Coughlin ...... 39 Pittston Twp. ...... 0 Sept. -Coughlin ...... 0 Hanover .................. 2 Oct. -Coughlin ...... 7 Plymouth ............... 0 Oct. -Coughlin ...... 6 Meyers ..................... 14 Oct. -Coughlin ..... 12 N anticoke ............... 0 Oct. -Coughlin ..... 7 Berwick ...,................. 18 Nov. -Coughlin ...... 15 G. A. R. ..................... U Nov. -Coughlin ...... 7 Larksville ............... 0 Nov. 26-Coughlin. ..... 13 Kingston .................. 5 Totals 40 wetz set up the lone score when he intercepted a Shawnee pass and returned it 80 yards to put paydirt in sight .... The Meyers Mohawks. 1942 conference winner, proved too much lor the 'Coughlin eleven and defeated them by a 14-6 score. After Meyers had scored. a 30-yard touchdown ,pass from Krawetz to Kelly put the Coughlinites back in the game, but the Mo- hawks put on a last period touchdown drive to settle the issue .... In a postponed tilt, the Red and Blue tallied touchdowns early in the first and third quarters to defeat their down the river Nanticoke rival by a l2 to 0 margin. Margolis crossed the goal line in the first quar- ter. while the second score came when Dou- galas connected with a 30-yard pass to Kelly. who raced an additional 30 yards to score .... Berwick put on a last period drive and scored two six-pointers to defeat the Coughlinites 18 to 7 .... The Red and Blue scored a most de- cisive victory i.n defeating the G. A. R. Grena- HIT 'EM HIGH--HIT 'EM LOW! ety-two First row fleft to rightl: Kopcho, Schuetz, Pienta, E. Mitchell, Kelly, Orphcmous lin irontl, FQ T F. Mitchell, Sozzi, Margolis, Corbett, Mullin, Fodel, Kownacki, T. Roan. Second row: Hurley, Gottlieb, Evans, Dymond. Kozick, Bilski, Crispell, Zynel, Douqalas, Muzyka, Krawetz, Toola, Mr. Payne, assistant coach. Third row: Oldzieiewski, Mr. Pendergast, coach: Petro, Buynak, Russell. Fourth row: Bianchi, Bodzo, Zdan, Moran, Gildea, Hartman, Carcaci, Rukstalis, Davis, Chissler. diers 15 to 0. In the opening period Gottlieb and Margolis sparked a 45-yard touchdown drive. which was climaxed on a Corbett to Kelly touchdown pass. A total of seven enemy passes were intercepted, and one by Corbett in the second period paved the way lor the second six-pointer .... Coming to life in the final period, when Ed Mitchell recovered a Larksville fumble the Coughlin eleven put on a dazzling aerial performance to nip the Green Wave 7 to 0. It was Bilski and Kelly on the receiving end, with Kelly taking the final one in the end zone .... Revenge was sweet. as the Red and Blue climaxed their season by out- playing the Kingston Huskies from start to finish to wind up on the long end of a 13 to 6 score. In the iirst three minutes of play Gottlieb recovered a Kingston fumble on their 45-yard line and two plays later Al Margolis ram- med across irom the 9. Fred Mitchell added the decisive extra point. After the West Siders scored. Coughlin retumed to the scori.ng end with a 45-yard touchdown drive. which was climaxed when Bilski took a 12-yard pass and raced across the goal line. 'lima' AMBUSHED WHERE'S THE BALL? ninety-three S' Q9 Wo Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Icrn. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 1942-'43 BASKETBALL SCORES 8-Coughlin ....................... 1 1-Coughlin. ....................... 34 16- Couqhlin ........................ 1 8-Coughlin ........................ 29-Coughlin ........................ 8...J Couqhhn ........................ 12-Coughlin ........................ 15- 1 9-Coughlin 22- 26- Coughlin. ....................... Coughlin ........................ Coughlin ........................ 2-Coughlln ....................... 5-Coughlin ....................... 1 1-Coughlin. ....................... 16-Coughlin. 23-Coughlin 19- 'Coughlin ............,.......... 37 Ashley ......................... Larksvrlle ......... .. Plymouth ............ .. Ncmtrcoke ......... .. Ashley ............. .. Meyers .......... .. Hanover .......... .. Berwrck .......... .. G. A. R. .......... .. Newport .......... .. Kingston ....... .. Plymouth ............ .. Nantxcoke ......... .. Meyers .......... .. Hanover ....... .. Berwrck .... .. .. G. A. R. .......... .. ety-tour FREE Fon ALL ELKO ON THE IUMP Feb. Mar. 26- Coughlin ........................ 2-Coughlin. ....................... Newport .......... .. Kingston ....... .. After winning two out oi three exhibition games, the Red and Blue quintet opened its regular '42-'43 cage season. The Coughlin cagers dropped the opener to Plymouth, but, on returning to their home court, deleated the visiting Nanticoke quintet 40 to 29. Becker led the Coughlin attack in the opener, while Bilski, Rein, and Rudolph were the big guns in the latter game. Next, the Meyers Mohawks eked out a victory by a 4-point margin. The Cough- linites then trampled Hanover 43-26. In four successive games the Red and Blue laltered in the closing minutes of play to allow their op- ponents to triumph. The teams notching the wins were Berwick, the conference champ, G. A. R., Newport, and Kingston. Starting the second half, the Red and Blue battled Plymouth in a nip-and-tuck game with the Indians win- ning out 29-26, while Nanticoke evened its sea- son series with Coughlin by scoring a 33-25 triumph. In the second tilt with Meyers, a last- period surge by the Mohawks enabled them to win by a large margin. In another hard- fought contest the Red and Blue finally snap- ped its seven-game losing streak by nipping the Hanover outfit 33-32. Berwick, paced by Bells Colone, handed the Red and Blue a stun- ning defeat, but G. A. R. didn't win out until the last twenty seconds of play, when a basket gave them a 47-45 decision. In the latter tilt, Becker tolled 19 points, while Elko scored 13. PICK-OFF! First row tleft to rightlz I. Legault, Kozick, Elko, Becker, Mullin, BA Bilski, Rein, T. Carr. Second row: P. Legault, Dettmore, Schrader, Zynel, Evans, Mr. Jones, coach: Rudolph, Yanc u R. Carr. h k, Iones, Pelech, ninety-tive 1942 BASEBALL X May 1 l-Coughlin. ................. 1 l May 18--Coughlin .................. May 25-Coughlin. ................. May 26-Coughlin .................. May 28-Coughlin, SCORES Ncmticoke Meyers ...... G. A. R ....... Exeter ......... Nanticoke 1943 BASEBALL SCORES May 3-+Cough1in. ................. May 6-Coughlin. ................. May 10-Coughlin. .............. -. May 13- Coughlin. ................. May 17-Couqhlin ................. I0 5 Meyers .... Nanticoke G. A.R ....... G. A.R ....... Ncznticoke COACH RUDDY SHOWS THE TEAM IUST HOW IT WORKS A SURE CATCH ' THAT'S A HOM-ER WE'D SAY! The 1943 baseball season has rolled around, and once again Coughlin has come up with a tine crop ot ball players. Tony Ruddy has taken over the reins as head coach and the team seems headed for another fine season. The Coughlin nine, captained by Charlie fmistranski. opened its season against Meyers and emerged with a l-0 triumph. Carl Lock- man twirled the four hit shutout, while Russ Crispell broke up the game by singling home Ed Zapotoczny with the winning run in the last inning. In an extra inning ball game, the Coughlinites defeated the Nanticoke nine by a 3-l score. Ray Gerko limited the losers to lcur hits and an unearned run in racking up the win. With two out in the extra inning, Tippy Kozich sandwiched a double between singles by Zapotoczny and Crispell to provide the winning margin. Coming from behind, the Coughlin ball club battled its way on to a 9-6 victory over GAR. The home team hammered at three GAR pitchers and finally put the game on ice by scoring 3 runs in the sixth inning. Danny Dougalas and Russ Crispell tea- tured in the hitting department, the former driv- ing in three runs with a triple and single, while the latter poled out three one-baggers. Base- ball is a great game. and to the 1943 ball club the best oi luck! STRIKING THEM OUT '....,i H -N4 - ,J First row: Mintzer, Matthews, Evans, Emerick, Kozich, Zapotoczny, Crispell, Dougalas, Lockman, Anistran- ski, Buleza, B k, C t . S d 1 : F d 1, Kemmerer, Kast1'c, P rta, Christi , Z nl, B1 nken uyna omp on econ ow o e e 1 u e y e a - bush, Havard, Brice, Kotch, Davis, Kelly, Petro, Gottlieb, Wojcik, Mr. Ruddy. Third row: Damico, Shilla- beer. Rajza, Kotzer, Krych. Carr, Knapp, Buynak, Petroski, Gabana, Polacheck, DeBonis, Gripp. ninety-sev CBL' Coughlin came up with a powerhouse track team last year to emerge victorious in all its meets and place third in the district PIAA. In the opening meet the Coughlin squad humbled Forty Fort, 65 to 48. The boys followed by win- ning a triple meet from GAR and Nanticoke. In the latter meet the Red and Blue squad scored more points than the combined total oi GAR and Nanticoke. while taking 9 out ot a possible 13 first places. Meyers proved to be a tough opponent, but once again the Coughlin squad came out victorious, winning by cr score of 59W to 53 Vz. Against the Mohawks the Coughlinites took first places in the 440-yard dash. the 880. the mile, the discus, iavelin, and hurdles. and decided the meet by winning the 1942 TRACK SCORES May 6 Coughlin ---- 65 Forty Fort ---- 48 May 12 Coughlin - - - - 66 G. A. R. - - 37W Nanticoke - - - - 13M May 19 Coughlin ---- - 59th Meyers ----- 53 V2 May 27-City Meet Coughlin ------ 545f6 Meyers ------ 37lf 3 G. A. R. - 235f6 mile relay. With the end of May in sight, the Coughlinites prepared for the annual city meet. The results found Coughlin winning by a well- earned margin. Modrak took a double. win- ning the 220 and 440-yard dashes, while Law- ney won the discus and shot put. Maloney won the 880, while Bernie Mulligan had an easy time in winning the mile. F our of the boys combined and ended the meet by taking the mile relay. Yem- after year Red has turned out good squads. and to this year's squad we say. Here's hoping. I THEY'RE FAST! i ty-eight HEAVE-HO 6 THEY'RE UP AND OVER WATCH OUT- HERE THEY COME! BILSKI HEAVES IT OVER First row: Colacichi, Davis, Yanchuk, Evans, Davis, Symons, McAiee, Kraft, Mulhern. Second row: Tuhy, Harb man, Swiatkowski, Ycmchuk, Mrozinski, Millham, Mulliqan, Mullin, Roan, Bilski, Maloney, Hurley. Third row' Wrubleski, Rogan, Pelech, Lukach, Kuzumski, Gildea, McMaster, Walsh, Bodzo, Wisneski, Dugalis, Rogan, Walsh Cheponis, Acerbi, Stanton. Fourth row: Boyle, Hegqerty, Lumley, Yeeles, Kirklavaqe, Hannagan, McMas!er, Lulchuk, Schrader, Yan uska, Chissler, Lepinrki, Kownacki, Swarlman, Oriel, Burian. ninety-nil Bk hundred ,sn O CD POOSH 'EM UP, TONY GET THAT CHIN UP SCALING THE WALL The present world conflict has shown to each one oi us the need for men and women who are physically lit and who can take it. For this reason a strenuous wartime physical fitness program was in- augurated last autumn at Coughlin. All boys who would reach their seventeenth birthday sometime before the end of the present school year were required to par- ticipate in this program. Throughout the winter months the boys worked out in the gym, using a set oi climbing ropes and horizontal bar along with calisthenics. to develop themselves. With the coming oi spring and warm weather, the classes were R353 shifted to the field, adioining the school. Under the direction of Mr. Iames Payne. these fellows have developed into harden- ed athletes. Among the different pieces of apparatus used in the field are the scaling wall, the horizontal bar, and the hurdle. Another feature of this program was the formation of a swimming club which is open to all senior boys who are non-swim- mers. Each week they travel down to Meyers where they receive competent in- struction in the art of swimming. Recently these fellows participated in several meets of the three city high schools and they did a very good iob in these competitions. HOW ABOUT A TUMBLE? GET 'EM UP! HAND OVER HAND OVER THE TOP ne hu nd C955 056 C59 . A V, , 7?- Top- READY AND WAITING Left Center- HITTING IT OVER Circle- GET THAT BALL Right- THE BALL'S INVISIBLE! hundred-two .....,. Qin., .,..l -r 'S Q ' First row flett to rightjz Hartley, Carr, Geida, Ginda, Pasternak, Backiel, QD glaugle. Second mw: splendido, Grabko, Allen, Smith, Ramsey, Adler, '11 BASKETBALL TEAMS H I will be better prepared for training in any of the women's branches of the armed forces. In the Passing Parade of Girls' Sports are these athletic girls of Coughlin High. They find endless amusement in the many sports which are carried on in the The Volley- ball Tournament is always interesting and is looked forward to by the girls who participate. This year the Iuniors came out victorious. Their opponents were the Freshman, Sophomore, and Senior teams. In their toumaments the girls do not compete with the teams of other schools, but organize their own teams among the dif- ferent classes and play against each other. Intramural Sports make it possible for a greater number of people to participate and have the experience of playing on an organized team. Each team captain manages and directs her own team. Other sports like ping pong, bowl- ing, and tumbling make up a large part of the girls' activities. Since the beginning of this year, the girls have been trained in marching and exercising, doing the same things which are in the WAAC program. In this way they Also, if any of them should go to work in in- dustry, they would be better able to endure the extra strain. This training is under the direc- tion of Mrs. Robert Anderson. RIGHT IN THE GROOVE one hundred-three MQJWV . , ,, . -S M., First row lleit to rightlz Allen, Carrol, Shedlock, Bonk, Ross, Stavischack, Clarke, DiSanto, Gorham. Second row: Acta, Carr, Morgan, County, Baluta, McAdara, Baloqa, Andrews. Third row: Shaver, Totina, Davenport, Miller, Smith. McGlyn, McDonald, Howley. The Maiorettes are reorganized in the iall with members oi each class represented. The uniiorms are white skirts and sweaters, white overseas caps with red and blue streamers, red knee socks. and brown and white saddles. - N- ,. P: V I l There were thirty-two maiorettes who perform- ed at iootball games. doing many difficult figures between the halves. They also per- iormed at the Iunior League Circus. The girls met every day ior six weeks for practice. Y was 'na t 1 STRUTTING THEIR STUFF e hundred-tour Index I0 J4dverlz3'er5 fi? Carol - Collins Press - Davis Recreation Center - Evans, The Florist - - - First Federal Savings and Loan Association - Glendale Farms - - - Goff Lumber Company - Iordan's - - Iournal Meyers - Palace Laundry - - - Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Purple Cow ---- Service Engravers - Ios. Stearns Studio - - - H. A. Whiteman 6: Company, Inc. White Hardware Company - Wilkes-Barre Business College - Wilkes-Barre Railway Corporation and Wyoming Valley Autobus Co. lay L. Wilson, Florist - - Woodlawn Farm Dairy Company The E. B. Yordy Company - Science one hundred-fx W BUILD UDGH ODLVIO fOUHDH' AT THE HEAD OF THE CLASS . . . WOODLAWN l-l. A. Whiteman Ein Company, lnc. ll 77 Q ik WHOLESALE PAPER AND STATIONERY and air sir 60-62 East Union Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Alon ono' Women Young Young IN sc1ENcE Mm' Wfmffff -1 sig Greater than ever are the demands for men and women trained in Science. This Institution with its four accredited schools: Pharmacy, Chemistry, Bacteriology and Biol- ogy, offers coeducational, acceler- ated courses leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science. Your Federal and State Governments are in need of young people who can qualify in Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewriting. Prepare yourself to meet this need by taking a course at the ' N b ' . ellT1s?3u5?s194?3g1n Wilkes-Barre . fo' Business College Philadelphia College ol VICTOR LEE DODSQNI Pharmacy and Science pmiden, 43rd St., Kingsessing and Woodland Aves. Phone 2-5023 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania .- ffowm of cours arranged d presented i WISE BUYERS SHOP AT . . . manner that ' P1 1116 YEIRS d different JGY 1- WIISOU IEWELERS flowers and gifts 124 so. washington st.. Wilkes-bone' PU 15 Public Square Wilkes-Barre fl wers sent by wire anywhere ff TOU - oo - ooo - ooo should join us for dancing and fun. THE PURPLE COW 99 South Main Street JORDRIIS Haberdashers Of Distinction SINCE 1871 9 W. Market St. Wilkes-Barre SA VE O71 Savzhgs Day fEach Tuesdayl Invest Your Accumulated Savings In War Bonds WHY NOT SKATE WITH YOUR DATE AT . . . DAVIS RECREATION CENTER ROLLER SKATING Second Ave. Kingston Established Over 65 Years THE E. B. YORDY CO WHITE HARDWARE COMPANY 19 East Market St., Wilkes-Barre PRINTING IIINIIING IIIIIINII ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS LEGAL BLANKS LOOSE LEAF A FOOTBALL TENNIS BASEBALL I BADMI T 59 Public Square Wilkes-Barre, Pa. BASKETBALL lk SOCCEIE ON dd ght Congratulations to the Class ot I9-43 .. AY your graduation be a success. The training and guidance you have received in various subjects represents a great invest- ment made by your parents, your teachers, and yourselves, and you have an obligation to show yourselves Worthy of that care that has been given to your training and guid- ance by proving yourselves better than those who have not had such advantages. it 7715, Cousins Pssss 93-95 North State Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. PRINTING Thane 2-4 79 7 BIN DIN C d Glendale Farm COCQIHSXQ? QQQQCZOUB Milk 79165155 Shop Between IO A,M and 4 RIVI 3 ii i The B Wilkes-Barre Railway y Corporation I-larringtoiis and Wyoming Valley I o flroam C V Autobus Co. . H7716 Vozbe of C0ugf1l1?1'j Ti-IE JQURNAL SPCDRTS HUMGR TATLER WI-ICD'S WHO ik SUBSCRIBE ik 1943 - 1944 Compliments of A FRIEND ik Compliments of S 'Q 'Q R S Si 5 X, 5 . if SQ'-W -- . if SSW 51' .wwhw S355 ' 'sa s h is -'KXF f -sI45 Q North Main St. Q - C N-Q' . XNQ t S? ti X S+ X x XXX S wakes Barre .,. x PA r CUFF LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers and Dealers In LUMBER AND MILL WORK 212-248 South Pennsylvania Ave. Dial 2-2191 - I Congralulales P y0Ll Coughlzrz grads and wishes you much success in the future. DIAL 2-8316 Carol opened her sports shop when you started out as juniors and has enjoyed serving 26 North Wqghjngton St, Coughlin girls in all tour classes. 27 South Franklin Street W11keS'BGHe' PQ' Jifppreczkztzm., It is fitting that we express here our appreciation to all who helped to make the publication of this book possible. Our gratitude to our advertisers for whom we ask a retum in patronage by the student body for the kind co-operation shown us: Miss Ruth T. Austin, for guiding the Editorial Stafi: Mr. William Connor, for compe-I tent handling of the finances: Miss Florence Evans, for contribution of her artistic ability: our Staffs: Editorial, Business, Art, and Typing, for their ever-ready abilities and adaptation to the task: Mr. Collins of Collins Press: Mr. Fisher of Service En- gravers: Mr. Ioseph Stearns and Mr. Charles Hausler of Steams Studio. THE EDITORS W.. 1 I I 1 one hundred-ele NOTHER school year has about passed. We have contributed generously to the photographic records. As photographs tell the story. . .may it be something you will enjoy looking at. CCDNGRATULATIQNS TCD THE CLASS OF 43 fox, Stearns Siudzb F, , . 4.., I ' ,aa ff iiigffi' M2 5 ' 6vw-2f,V L 4' B F, R A r R, n F r il 3 Q rx xr i 1 I E L 3 E , s