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

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twelve First row, left to right: Miss Rita Carlin, Miss Myvanwy Williams, Miss Zlata Tuhy, Miss Theresa Iuzwiak. Second row: Mr. Nicholas Heltzel, Miss Ruth Austin, Miss Regina O'Malley, Miss Catherine Gilchrist, Miss Mary Leonard. Third row: Mr. Thomas Flaherty, Mr. Paul Lewis, Mr Olin Barnes, Mr. Filled Iones, Mr, I, H. Super, principal. ON BOTH FRONTS- o In Coughlin's all-out war effort, not the least of the participants are the members of the faculty. Several members of our fac- ulty have gone into the various branches of military service and are serving on many fronts. Among these are: Major Ioseph Boyle, Lieutenant Chester Hine, Lieutenant Iohn Hendler, Lieutenant ijql Iohn Saricks tNavyl, Private Charles Hensley, and A S Iames Payne iNavyl. The continuance and improve- ment of the classes in aeronautics. Morse code and auto-mechanics has been an unquestionable con- tribution to victory. These classes were under the capable direction of Mr. Robert West, Mr. William Connor and Mr. Frank Penderqast, respectively, Coughlin MRS. EVANS MARKS A BLUE BOOK

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First row. left to right: Dr. William A. Weaver, President: Mr, Thomas H. Smcziles, Vice-President. Second row: Mr. Ioseph W. Shergcxlis, Mr. I. Hurry May, Mr. C. Edward Tite. CARD Our SUPERINTENDENT MH. ALLEN E. BACON eleven

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First row, left to right: Miss Mary Boyle, Miss Catherine Swank, Miss Agnes Lynch, Mrs. Robert Miller. Second row: Miss Mary McDade, Miss Alice Leonard, Mrs. Margaret Evans, Mrs. Anna Harrison, Mrs. Mary Ioseph. Third row: Mr, Arthur Evans, Miss Arline Weiss, Mr. Frederick Shatter, Mr. Robert Miller. Fifth row: Mr, Edward Phillips, Mr, Anthony Ruddy, Mr. Carl Richards, Mr. Robert West. Faculty --THE TEACHERS SERVE 0 Classes were conducted in home nursing by Miss Hazel Smith, in first aid by Mr. Pendergast, and in nutrition by Miss Mary McDade. Mr. Francis Truscott, who has had charge of the sale of war bonds and stamps, has had a ban- ner year With a total sale of more than S30,000, which has far sur- passed all previous records. Great credit is due Mrs. Mary T. loseph for her very successful hand- ling of cafeteria resources in view of rationing and food shortages. Early in the year all the teachers were assigned to various grade school buildings where they aided in the issuance of Ration Book IV. All have taken part in the sale of bonds and stamps. MR. BOOTH GIVES AN ASSIGNMENT thirteen