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

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ational Honor Society o The National Honor Society Pin is to a high school graduate what the Phi Beta Kappa Key is to a college graduate, a mark of distinction. Open only to those students in the upper fourth of the graduating class who are outstanding for scholarship, character, service, and leadership, membership in the National Honor Society is rnuch coveted. Since the list is based upon semester marks from the freshman year up to and including the fifth interval of the senior year, announcement of membership is not made till nearly commencement time. Iohn Boyer Russell Crispell Leo Fadden Walter Fox Ambrose Iowanna Thomas McNamara loseph Vostovich Margaret Brogan Nancy Kane Mary Merrill Bette McNelis Lois Pomeren Doris Haub Dorothy Raub Betty Saraka Louis Brandt David Katz Alfred Moskowitz Margaret Bone Catherine Buzick Louise Christian Doris Dixon Alice Lamb Virginia Lewis Cecilia Orlowski Muriel Thompson William Painter Nora Pendergast Betty Shafer Eva Skordinski Shirley Sullum Ray Evans Theodore Forence Madeline Giddo Elizabeth Ginda Dorothy Horensky Ernest Kastelic Irene Hatenovitz Anna Havir Florence Homza Rosemary Kennedy Dorothy Koscelski Mary Kosenick Mary Kostrzewski Charles Owens Dorothy Mcl-lugh Olga Merowsky Rose Montone Elizabeth Petrin Edythe Ramsey lane Rowna Marion Saba Geraldine Snyder Dorothy Stofey Florence Szykman Anna Uniatowski Catherine Zipko lean Zumpano Andrew Ulichney x T First row tleft to rightlz Merowsky, Havir, Lewis, Horensky, Orlowski, Kosenicic, LN Petrin, Kennedy, Koscelski. Second row: Doris Rauh, Thompson, Dorothy Raub, Bone. Rowna, Zipko, Zumpcmo, Sullum, Skordinski, Shafer, Hatenovitz, Pomeren, Third row: S as 'i Christian, McNelis, Montone, Saraka, Merrill, Kane, Stofey, Uniatowski, Szykman. Homza, Dixon, Pendergast, Snyder. Fourth row: Giddo, McHugh, Lamb, Buzick. Brogan, Kastelic, McNamara, Ramsey, Ginda, Saba, Kostrzewski. Fifth row: Fadden, Katz, Iowanna, Brandt, Forenca, Fox, Crispell, Moskowitz, Vostovich, Boyer. twenty-seven

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l l twenty-six CHARLES OWENS ALBERT MARGOLIS Qt President EDWARD SMIGELSKI Vice-President :fs t Secretary Treasurer THOMAS IOHNS Assistant Treasurer STEPHEN HARTMAN Mantle Orator Six Senior Qfficers Are Result of the VVQH' o Sometime last December, the seniors, meeting in the gym, nominated and voted for the officers of the Senior Class of 1944. When the ballots were finally counted, the victorious candidates were Charles Owens, Edythe Ramsey, and Albert Margolis. Stephen Hartman was chosen Mantle Orator last year. But, since September, more than fifty boys from the Senior Class have left school to enter the armed services, and our president and treasurer were among them. Therefore, in a second election the class elected Edward Smigelski as vice-president, and Thomas Iohns as assistant treasurer. We want all the officers to know the Senior Class of 1944 will always be grateful for the splen- did job they've done. It was they who arranged for our outing, who drew up plans for the Class Day Program, and took care of the announcements. 4 Senior Qfficers l EDYTHE RAMSEY

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DGROTHY WQEHRLE Class of 1944 IN MEMGRIAM