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

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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

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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