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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1945 volume:

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Q N. -X . . , -N DEDICATION MISS MARION A STURDEVANT o M1ss MQIIOH A Sturdevcrnt supervlsor of Fng 11Sh 1n the clty schools and founder of our yeor book The Bre1d11n who lcud so well the foundc t1ons on Wh1Ch we bose our present Dllb11CCIf1OI'1 ond helped so generously Wlfh her GdV1CG we dedr cate thrs Bre1d11n of 1945 I . , A ' ll - - n - 1 1 ' FOREWORD The lang awatted V E day has came Warld peace lS naw a much drscussed prablem We belteve that the best Way ta keep aut at luture vvar lS ta extend the rdea at Warld brathernaad We have many tres Wrth ather nattans A great number at us have arand parents wha were barn rn tareran lands Much at aur lrterature and art has came tram abraad Many medtcal dts cavertes and screntthc tnventlans navv used tar cur benett were made by such men and vvamen as the French Madame Currre and he Canadlan S1r Frederrck Bantmg The e are anly same at the benettts that we awe ta athers - Y . 1 . . O. LJ ' ' 1 .7 - , 1, . L . . l- , . . , O . O ' w X X THE D 1945 VCDL XXII JAMEs M COUGHLIN HIGH SCHOOL WuII4es Barre PennsyIvanIa Member IN S P A B R If I I. I N Published AnnuaIIy by the Students of o . . . . f X DEDICATION MR l H SUPER To Mr I H Super our pr1nc1pa1 whose Warm advlce have done so much for us durlnq our stay 1n school and have prepared us for the new ad ventures yet to be sought 1n the world ahead we dedlcate thrs Brexdhn of 1945 frlendshipd untirinlg leadership, larrd practical GREGORY RCYER CLASS OF 1945 IN MEMORIAM S S L x 1 1 I 9 v P' V J , f if 1 A V, I ' z ns 2 L,,,f 4 fa Q 2 .Q frg 1 i 1 i 4.4 jfsg ' ' I A 'ew . ,, 5 4 T W ,W sz Il, f 3 , y fig 5 M5 J' ,UM My f . f4f ' 55 '-5213! ..m. f fr-WE ar, 4 V 4-'llr' - .AJ W ,Zag xigq., 5-, f 5 1 5 Q 5 M H mw2 E 144 p w- 'a2 -Wi mi lfffwkg I A fa W fm fbiifi ' f gf, fn 1 ff f 2 -w W H by v5 , ! 4 I , S ' 'g'+'!'l!r 4 Q 6 QQ , '11 ' IJ WF! wi . 5 . - ., 'Q ,J Egg? 1 x' . ',.,, xr-'Z 'Xt 5' I G L, fa, -S 'U 4 . U 1, ' ', . . 'N . 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HDD DQDFHHRH 91119,3.87011TH1..Y.3.6O7oZUKRQ1NQ The School Boa rd Seated fleft to nghtf Mr Albert W Brobst Mr Ioseph W Shergcrhs Mr Thomas H Smcrrles Presldent Mr E Edward Trte V1cePres1der1t Standmg Mr Clarence Smrth Mr I Harry May Mr Thomasl Collms Dr VV ham A Weaver Absent Mr George F Fry THE DIRECTORS AND SUPERINTENDENT OF WILKES BARBIE CITY SCHOOLS MR ALLEN E BACON l - A . 'S I' . I In ,I . . 1 , I, U . U. , .'i1' .I l .. I To the Members of want to congratulate you the members of the cla s of 1945 on the complet1on of your hrgh school course For nearly all your ttme 1n htgh school th1s country has been at war You have seen many of your schoolmates turn away from school at the call of therr country and many of you w1ll soon follow them Thrs fact has rnfluenced the cour e of study you have pursued You have been fortunate that our brave Amencan boys and our allres have held back the txde of war so far from our shores that no schools have been destroyed by the enemy nor has the fear of such sudden destructron changed your plans You have also been fortunate that you were born and educated rn a country where equal opportunltres are open to all and where no one lrmrts the amount of educatron you can have by tellrng you that you are to take thrs course or pursue that plan of hte becau e of lrmrtatons of wealth and fam11y pos1t1on MR l H SUPER WRITES A LETTER the Class of 1945 And you are strll more fortunate rn the fact that there IS no one to stand at the head of the natron wrth power to dtctate what rdeals shall be rmpressed upon the formatrve mrnds of our growmg crtrzens that you have not seen the bondage of the mmd as well as that of the body that many youths 1n other lands have Our country does not depend on any one man or group of men but on the underlyrng prrn crples of the sanctrty of the 1nd1v1dual and the drgmty of man pnncrples on whrch rt has been establlshed and whlch have brought rt safely thrs far Your trarmng has been a general enough one to lay foundatrons that as trme goes on should enable you by observatron and reactrng wrth an open mmd to decrde thrngs for yourselves For these reasons I congratulate you and wrsh you all succe s and happrness Qfrfw ti O I S VI - . Q - ' - seen. You need not be yes-men for any one. E . ' s 'l . . S . . . . . l ' 7 ' 33' nn L.- TEACHERS AT LUNCH any changes have occurred rn the faculty of Coughl1n durrng the past school year Two new teachers are M1ss Theresa Bass and MISS Mary Ford M1ss Bass a former teacher at Meyers grad uated from the Untversrty of Penn sylvanta Drexell lnstltute and State College She IS now teach1ng foods and nutr1t1on MISS Ford graduated from College M1ser1cord1a and teaches brology and general sc1 ence She had been a member of Hensley and Mr Leonard Utz have returned to resume then teachmg Mr Hensley had been honorably dtscharged from the army Mr Utz was returned from G A H twelve .J var.. esa COUGHLIN K Ftrst row fleft to right Mr I H Super prmctpal M1ss Anne Dzurv Mr FIGHCIS Truscott M1ss Edna Smith Mr Anthonv Ruddv Second row MISS Elrzabeth Sterger Mrs Florence Evans Hughes M1ss Mane Walsh M1ss Ruth Austm Ftrst ow left o rtgln Mss lu e Prt bex M1ss Tre esa Iuzvu ck M s Nellte Du 1-cn' M1ss Ma y Fo c Second row Mr A 'mt Boo '1 M Cha 'es Morgan M ss Agnes Boyce lV'rs Na Wclxer Co aughtor M Tl-orrcs Varertw 'Y X :A lf I 1 1 fr l M A' S W 'N ' . ' . W 1 i G. A. R.'s faculty. lVlr. Charles ' r 1 ' .tg 1 l 5 ', .r 'z , is FACULTY 'T' llrst row tleft to rtghtl Mr Georqe Hutter Mtss Rtta Austm Mrs Margaret Evans M1 s Zlata Tuhv Second row Mr Frank Pender qast Mr Henry Booth Mr Charles Hensley Mr F H Super Frrst row tleft to nqhtl Mlss Mvvanwy Wxlhams Mxss Catherme Swank Mtss Rxta Carlm Mmss Theresa Bass Second row Mr Leonard Utz Mr Paul Lewts Mlss Mary Leonard Mtss Mary Kelly Mr Robert West MISS RITA AUSTIN WITH TEA GUESTS everal members of the 1943 44 faculty left Coughhn and sev eral others were transferred to other c1ty schools Mr Fredenck Shaffer res1qned from the Couahlm faculty to accept the post of boys secretary at the local Y M C A Mr Nlcholas Heltzel and Mr Ed ward Ph1111ps retrred last Iune Mrs lVIerr1ll left Couqhhn to become head of Enghsh and Publ1cat1ons at Grxer School at B1rm1ngham Penn sylvan1a Mrss Mary McDade and Mr Robert French members of last years faculty were transferred to other schools MISS Ida Luchsrnger w1ll retrre at the end of thrs school term after teachmg at Coughhn for twenty e1qht years thtrtsen QQ' ,- .--. 1 , , 'S . I . - J I ., ..,. I - - , , , .. . Q. COUGHLIN Fzrst row fleit to rxqhtl Mr Joseph Bcrrtrsh Mxss Mary Iohn on Mrss Dolores Grllespre Mr W11l1c1m A Connor Second row Mrs Anno Ham son Mlss Ido Luchsmger Mrss Echth Dcvrs Mrss Ellen Clcrrk Mr Olrn Barnes WC' MBS EVANS AND MISS SWANK AT TEA MISS QMITH TEACHES CHILD CARE 1rst w ' NI s 'Vic Bo e MISS Reqmc O Mczlley ss Cctne re G1 c r s MISS I c B e Seco c: ov. Mrss Grace C c ke M Gcx P N Excns Nr I-crolc' Iorccr fourteen 1 'v-4. .1 A I n Q ' Q .Q ' ' 2 . ' , A s , ' A . ' ' . ' ' ' . ' . . ' I I . -1 - I iff. 1 Y h . .1 'A M It I ' '1,f571v- lv ' ' W 1 i W 1- A 1 ..1-'- if ' X . , - .,,,,.k try X, F ro len to rrqht' 1 as 1 ry , ' ' ' . M1 1:11 :Q rnxer n'r 1: ' 1 r r -'lord Sinai. 1: Arthur ' 1 , 1. I 1 1. FACULTY MR WEST MAKES OUT CAR TICKETS First row fleit to riqhtlz Mrs. Dorothy Austin, Miss Elizabeth Mc!-Iugh, Miss M. Arline Weiss. Second row: Mr. Iohn Straub, Miss Agnes Lynch, Miss Mae Patterson, Mr, E. M. Warmkessel. MR CONNOR IN HIS OFFICE Mrs Chester Hine Mrs Robert Miller Second row Mr Robert Mil WORKING IN PHYSICS LAB ler M: David Mayer Mr Elfed Iones Mr Carl Richards First row ileft to rightlz Miss Alice Leonard, Mrs. Mary T. Ioseph. fifteen SIX l69l1 MICHAEL EVANS President I AMES ELLMAN Vrce Presxdent Number of l Senior Officers IACK SCHRADER IEAN McGROARTY Treasurer SeC'elm'Y LELAND KNAPP ROBERT RUBRIGHT GHICSYS lf'lCfea sed Mantle Orator Assxstant Mantle Orator ecause of the fact that a large number of semor boys have been summoned to van ous branches of the ervlce two SGHIOI elec tlons were necessary The VlClOI1OUS can dldates as a result of the frrst electlon were pre ldent Mrchael Evans secretary lean Mc Groarty treasurer lack Schrader and mantle orator Leland Knapp At the second elect1on a v1ce pres1dent and assrstant mantle orator were elected to take over the dutle of the pre 1dent and ot the mantle crator lames Ellrnan and Pobert Ru br1ght re pectrvely were chosen The class of 1945 wlshe to mform these ofhcers that the1r work of arranqmq for outmg and Cla s Day programs and other serv1ces they have qxven have been qeatly aopre clated by the Senxor Class - S S . ... S , - . t ' . - , S , . . S Q. . . . . . . . -- 1 1 I I 1 I 5 1 ' Y . , . vl A , - . ALMA MATER Haill to Couqhlin, Alma Mater, Stepping stone to fame. For the student cmd the athlete With his zeal aflame. Chorus Winning in the field cmd forum, Keep the goal in view: Shout in chorus for our banner. Wave the Red and Blue. Pleasant memories cluster 'round it, Of its prestiqe proud, While the promise of the future, Beams throuqh every cloud. When life's noontime ioy has vanished Lost in reverie, Like the qlory of the sunset, School-day dreams we see. BESSIE STELLA IONES '07 Irvin Langel Ioseph Deleman Ruth Birkbeck Howard Sprau Ioseph Yanchuk Ieanne County Iames Deppner Marjorie Cannon OMMITTEES uncement Committee CHAIRMAN MICHAEL BUYNAK Ioseph Pelech Borkowski Iune Williams Ann Edwards Daniel Kelly Outing Committee Anne Lynn George Ritter Kay Skordinski CHAIRMAN IAMES ELLMAN Paul Hanagan Peggy Woolcock Florence Lipfert Basil Rodack Edith Rudolph Iean Simonson Ray Ciciani Aline Blarnire Dolores Shedlock Marie Harcharufka Iohn Matthews Anne Marko Celestine Pienta Iames Watkins Iames Gildea Elizabeth Gaughan Shirley Edwards Gift Committee CHAIRMAN THOMAS CHECK Irene Check Regina Zahorchak Dorothy Kozemko William Armbruster Ruth Morgan Theresa O'Donneii Kathleen McDonnell Claire Turner Dolores Montone Stuart Iones Mary Carroll Claire Regan Iohn Wasley Marjorie Acla Class Day Committee CHAIRMAN LARRY KRAFT Peggy Paye Grace O'Malley Alex Kervalavage Ruth Iles Ioseph McBride Charles Flannery Agnes Monko Pearl Ritsick Ioseph Litchman Dolores Shubcrt Ruth Grimes Dorothy Thomas Mary Mangan Bernard O'I3rien Betty Austin Dorothy Tomascik Mary Teevan NATIGNAL HONCJR SOCIETY Frrst row left to rxghtf Plenta Podgorskr Petrock Long M11 rgan Heylek Roqozenskr Radzlewrcz Lxptert Rudolph Mroz Check Second row Skordmskr Smrth County Harcharufka Cron Austrn McGroarty Spacensky Kozey Kuzner Woolcock Blamrre Trethe way Zahorchak Paye Thxrd row Carr Parr e McGeehan Pasternak Partrka Iurrs Tomasko S Edwards Woerhle Mrchal Donsav age A Edwards Small Fourth row Toole McBr1de Schrader Watkrns Ross Petroskr Pelesh Plummer Stolh Absent Anne Lynn Robert Rubrxqht In serv ce Adam Cherpak Leland Knapp Francxs Mrllham Leo Zynel he Natronal Honor Socrety IS compo ed ot the most scholarly students 1D the upper fourth of the graduat1ng class Students are chosen prmcrpally for the1r hrgh scholastrc tandard from the1r freshman year up to and mcludmg the frfth mterval of the1r senror year Betty Austrn Alrne Blamrre Clalre Carr Adam Cherpak Irene Check lean County LOIS Cron Shuley Donsavage Ann Edwards Shrrley Edwards Marte Harcharufka Eleanor Heylek Elrzabeth Iurrs Leland Knapp Helen Kozey Rosemary Kuzner Florence Lrpfert Rlta Long Anne Lynn lo eph McBr1de Margaret McGeehan Mary Ann McGroarty Mary Mrchal Francrs Mlllham Rrta Mlll1qGH Florence Mroz Theresa Partrlca Margaret Pasternak In addrtron outstanding serv1ce to the school character and leadershrp are necessary rn the selectron of thrs honored group They may purchase the Natronal Honor Socrety p1n wlth the torch of knowledge engraved on rt as proof of the1r ach1evement Margaret Paye Marsre Parrse Lawrence Pelesh Ernest Petroskr Celestme Prenta Wrllram Plummer Ioan Podqorskr Anne Petrock Emrly Radzrew1cz Lucy Pogozensl 1 Charles Ho s Robert H1 on qlst Edlth Pddolg rr lohr' bchra ter Kathryn Skordmskr Mlndell Small Barbara Smrth Ann Spacensky Frank Stolh Lrllran Tomasko Iohn Toole Lorrame Tretheway Iames WQlklDS Irene Woerhle Margaret Woolcock Regrna Zahorchak Leo Zynel HIHQYCCH . , 1 . . , . - - , , 7. r L V A W ' f ' . 4 ' f 1 4 W -- T . . at 5 f - . 2 I1 , ' ,Q .W .r . - l 1 ' I . 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Stanrslaus General Iournal Reporters Lettermens Baseball 2 Bowlrng H1Y Iunror Red Cross Table Tenms Vrctory Corps Student Servrce Frrst Ard ELAINE LOUISE BOSHA S 6 S Memorral General Grrl Reserves Iumor Red Cross BETTY MARY BOZENTKA Wrlkes Barre Townshrp Gen eral G A A Grrl Reserves 2 Stamp Iunror Red Cross Student Servrce Semor Select Frrst Amd Home makers Vrctory Corps AUDREY BRANDT Courtrrght Commercral Masquers Grrl Reserves 2 Iunror Red Cross Semor Select Mmstrels MARTIN PATRICK BRENNAN St Iohns General H1 Y 2 Lettermens Z Track 2 Art Iunror Red Cross Scrence Vrctory Corps Brology ROBERT CALVIN BRITTINGHAM Courtnght General Avratron Bowlmg 3 Track 2 HIY 2 KATHERINE PATRICIA BROGAN Courtnqht College Academrc Speakers Masquers G A A 2 Grrl Reserves Bowlmg Dancrng French Z ELIZABETH LaVERNE BROWN S 6 S Memorral Gen eral Mmstrels Amateurs Semor Select Boots and Saddle Homemakers Iunror Red Cross Grrl Re serves Operetta GERTRUDE BROWN Grant Commercral Brology Boots and Saddle Masquers Iunror Red Cross Hobbv Grrl Reserves G A A Stamp KARL LEO BROWN S G S Memorlal General Bank Cashrers Iournal Reporters Boots and Saddle Sen ror Select Student Servrce Operetta Stamp Iunror Red Cross Vrctory Corps MARTHA FRANCES BUDZIN St Stanrslaus General Frrst Axd Iunror Red Cross Vollevball Grrl Reserves Semor Select Homemakers MICHAEL FRANCIS BUYNAK Sacred Heart College Techmcal Chrrstmas Play Iournal Skrt Masquers Speakers Semor Play lournal Campaxgn Speaker Mmstrels Band H1Y 2 STEPHEN BERNARD BUYNAK Sacred Heart General HrY Band Baseball Bowlmg Lettermens Vrctory Corps lunror Red Cross HELEN ROSE CAFFREY Holy Savrour General Grrl Reserves Art G A A Boots and Saddle Home makers Frrst Ard Volleyball MARIORIE ANN CANNON Holy Savrour General G A A Homemakers Gul Reserves 2 lumor Red Cross Frrst Ard Semor Select Stamp Elarne Bosha LaVerne Brown ,I 9 4 5 Betty Bozentka Gertrude Brown ,J l Karl Brown Martha Budzm M1chae1Buynak ephen Buynak Helen Caltrey Vlaryorte Cannon twenty one -: .I I : : : Vw ' V I I I' -I .. 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DONALD JOSEPH CUPPS Courtrnqht General PEGGY CATHERINE DAVIS Grant College Academrc Brology Hobby Freshman Orchestra Varsrty Or chestra 3 Student Leader Varsxty Orchestra Grrl eserves 2 G A French 2 Treasurer French Basketball Dancrng Badmmton Prng Pong Mlnstrels JANET CHARLOTTE DeBONIS North Commercral A Cappella 2 Mrnstrels 2 Hobby Senror Select Glrl Reserves Yrrst Ard Iumor Red Cross Chrrstmas Program 2 EDWARD JOSEPH DEGOSKY SS Peter and Pauls General Track Student Servrce Geography Scr ence Bank Cashxers Junror Red Cross Vtctory Corps Ftrst Alcl DOLORES MARIE DEITZ South Grant General B ology Student Servlce Bank Cashrers A Cappella Chorr 3 Chapel Program Operetta Iumor Chorr Semor Select JOSEPH DONALD DELEMAN Courtrlght College Tech nrcal Masquers Chapel Oratlon Mtnstrels Journal Campargn Speaker Track Table Tennxs Presrdent Speakers Varslty Orchestra Band HIY Bovultng Tumblmg Senror Play Hobby Wrestlrng JAMES HENRY DEPPNER General St Johns H1Y Lettermen s Football Baseball Basketball Red Cross JEANNE ELSIE DeREMER North General Homemak ers 2 Hobby Grrl Reserves Operetta Amateurs Junror Red Cross Semor Select A Cappella Chou Mayorettes MARY ANN DOLAN St Johns Commercxal Gxrl Re serves 2 Junror Red Cross Flrst Ard BLODWYN SHIRLEY DONSAVAGE North Commerczal Bank Cashrers G A A 3 Grrl Reserves 2 Typ mg Volleyball 4 Prng Pong 4 HELEN DORIS DOUGHERTY General St Johns Grrl Reserves Iumor Red Cross 2 Homemakers Hobby JOHN STANLEY DRELICK Grant General H Y 3 Student Servrce Iumor Red Cross Frrst Ard RUTH MARIE DRISCOLL North Commercral Fashron Show Jumor Red Cross Presrdent Iumor Red Cross Boots and Saddle Gxrl Reserves 2 Typmg Soldrers Maxl EARL FRANCIS DRUFFNER St Johns General H1Y Bowlrng Stage Crew MARY TERESA DUFI'Y S 6 S Memorral General Grrl Reserves French Typmg JOSEPH EUGENE DZANIS Sacred Heart General Art H1 Y Junror Red Cross CATHERINE THERESA ECKERT Holy Savrour General Gtrl Reserves 2 G A A Homemakers Junro Red Cross 2 Boots and Saddle Art ANN EDWARDS S 6 S Memorral Commercral Junror Ushers Speakers French Bxology Journal R port ers Student Servxce 2 Bank Cashrers Color Guard 2 Gtrl Reserves 2 Masquers Do ald Cupp lames Deppner Ruth Drrscoll Peggy Davrs Jeanne DeRemer Earl Druttner Janet DeBon1s Mary Dolan Mary Dutty Edward Deqosky Shrrley Donsavaqe Joseph Dzams Dolores Deltz .I 9 4 5 Helen Dougherty Catherrne Eckert Joseph Deleman John Drelrck Ann Edwards twenty three - I I . i. . . . i- , : : ': - : ' 1 : t e - J SHIRLEY MILDRED EDWARDS S 6 S Memonal Col lege Academxc Freshman Orchestra A Cappella Choxr 2 Iunxor Ushers Varsity Orchestra 3 Grl Reserves French 2 V1cePres1dent French Mmstrels 3 Amateurs 3 IAMES IOSEPH ELLMAN Mackln General A Cappella Chou Boots and Saddle Student Servxce HIY Semor Select Mmstrels Vxce Presxdent Senxor Class FLORENCE GERALDINE EMERICK Sacred Heart Com mercxal Bank Cashxers 2 Gul Reserves 2 Sol dters Mall Homemakers Iunror Red Cross 2 MICHAEL PAUL EVANS Guthrxe College Techmcal Football 2 Baseball 3 Basketball 4 Track Presx dent Sen1or Class Lettermens 3 DAVID MICHAEL FEDAK Grant General Student Servrce HxY Iumor Red Cross Vrctory Corps Geography Scrence MARIE MARTYNE FEHER St Marys Commerclal Brology Boots and Saddle Iunror Red Cross Gnrl Reserves Stamp Homemakers Hobby TESSIE THERESA FII.IPOWICH S 6 S Memonal Com mercxal Typmg Staff Board of Publxcatxons Home makers G A A Student Servxce THOMAS GURARD FINN S G S Memorxal General Bank Cashxers Student Servlce Secretary Student SGIVICG Iumor Red Cross HxY CHARLES EDWARD FLANNERY Grant General Hx Y Bank Cashxers Student Servlce Laurel Run German 2 Scxence Bxology Football 2 Baseball 2 Basketball 2 Coughlrn Track Bowlmg GEORGE FRANCIS FLOSSER Holy Savxour General IEAN MARIE FOLEY S 6. 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Laurel Run, General. , : l ': ' I rl . : 1 Ioseph Gavm Deloures Gavrs Iulra Gavlxck Iohn Greda Eugene Gtldea Francxs Gxmber Vrolet Glomb Nrcholas Gamba Annette Gorham Ntcholas Grabko Robert Gracely Ellzabeth Grimes Ruth Gnmes Walter Grrpp Stephen Grockx Beatrice Grossman Edward Gurdak Charles Haggerty CHARLES IOSEPH GAVIN St Iohns General Iournal Campargn Speaker Boots and Saddle Student Serv 1ce 2 Speakers Masquers Brology H1Y Semor Play Cheerleader 2 Head Cheerleader DELOUREB IEAN GAVIS Grant General Red Cross 2 Homemakers 2 Grrl Reserves Mayorettes 3 Iournal Reporters Boots and Saddle G A A 2 Basketball Table Tenms Bowlmg IULIA BERNADINE GAVLICK St Stanrslaus Commer crl Grl Reserves 2 G A A Homemakers Semor Select Malorettes Volleyball Operetta Iunror Red Cross IOHN IOSEPH GIEDA Guthrre General Avratron Stage Crew Bowltnq Hx Y Stamp Pmg Pong Tournament IAMES EUGENE GILDEA Grant General Football Track Lettermens H1Y Bowlmg Boots and Saddle Brology Tumblmg Pmg Pong Outmg Commlttee Vrctory Corps Iunror Red Cross Fxrst And FRANCIS ALOYSIUS GIMBER St Iohns General B ology Mmstrels HLY Boots and Saddle Bowlmq VIOLET GLOMB Guthrre Commercral Gul Reserves 2 Homemakers G A A Student Servrce Boots and Saddle Iumor Red Cro s Brology NICHOLAS PETER GOMBA St Marys General Stu dent Servrce H1Y Iunxor Red Cross ANNETTE MARIE GORHAM Holy Savrour Comnercral G A A Z Grrl Reserves Homemakers Majorettes 3 Boots and Saddle Brology Iunxor Red Cross NICHOLAS ROBERT GRABKO Courtrtght General A Cappella Chorr Red Cross Speakers Bank Cash ters Boots and Saddle H1Y 3 Scrence Semor Se ec ROBERT GRACELY Mackm General Art Club Boots and Saddle Student Servrce Brology Varsity Or chestra 3 H1Y 3 Mmstrels Scrence Bowlmq ELIZABETH COLETTE GRIMES Grant General Geog raphy Red Cross 2 Homemakers 4 Grrl Reserves 2 Vrctory Corp Boots and Saddle Basketball Table Tennrs Bowlmg RUTH ANN GRIMES Plams Memortal General home makers Iumor Red Cross 2 Brology WALTER ROBERT GRIPP S 6 S Memortal General Baseball Student Servrce STEPHEN STANISLAUS GROCKI Marymount I-hgh General BEATRICE GROSSMAN Grant General Iournal Re porters Brology Glrl Reserves 2 Iuntor Red Cross Frrst Ard EDWARD GURDAK S 6' S Memortal General Art French Boots and Saddle Track Bowhng Scrence CHARLES WILLIAM HAGGERTY Grant General Foot ball 2 Basketball Track 2 Student Servxce Let termens HIY Iumor Red Cross Btology Vrctory Corps Hobby 1945 twenty hve twenty slx EDGAR HALL Laurel Ruw General Laurel Run Chrrstmas Play Basketball Vrce Presrdent Sopho more Class Coughlrn Tvpmg Bowlrng Student Servrce Brology Scrence H1 Y Boots and Saddle PAUL THOMAS HANAGAN Holy Savlour General rootballCustod1an 2 Track 4 Lettermens 4 HrY 2 Boots and Saddle Brology Iumor Red Cross Vlctory Corps Outmg Cammrttee Fnst And Hobby Tumblmq Table Tennrs PAUL ROY HAPEMAN Macl-nn General H X 2 A Cappella Chorr 3 Semor Select MARIE THERESA HARCHARUFKA St Iohns Luzerne Commercral Iumor Ushers Gxrl Reserves 2 Typ mg Speakers Bank Cashrers 3 Semor Select G A A Soldrers Mall Mayorettes Operetta Boots and Saddle Iunror Red Cross ERMA IEANETTE HARRIS S 6 S Memonal Commer cral Semor Select RUTH IANE HARRIS South Grant Commercral Semor Select BERNADINE VERONICA HASAKA St Marys General lournal Reporters Student Servrce 2 Homemakers ELIZABETH CATHERINE HASSAY Courtrrght Commer cral Homemakers Boots and Saddle Baton Twrrl ers 2 Grrl Reserves 2 Semor Select Soldrers Mall G A A Iumor Red Cross 2 Volleyball Operetta Bowlmg Bxology HENRY HAUSS Unron Commercral Art Student Servrce DONALD HAVARD S G S Memonal General Student Servxce Lettermen s Iumor Red Cross IOHN IOSEPH HAYES St Iohns College Technrca Mrnstrels Bank Cashlers 2 H1Y Stage Crew Avratron Brology Track Table Tennxs Tumblmg Bowlrng ALOYSIUS DONALD HEFFREN Holy Savrour General Brology French Spanxsh Mrnstrels ELEANOR ELIABETH HEYLEK Sacred Heart College Academxc Iuruor Ushers Stamp Semor Select G A A Bxology Chrrstmas Entertarnment Vrctory Corps Operetta Volleyball CLARENCE IOHN HINE S 6 S Memonal General Baseball Student Servrce CYRIL METHOD HUDAK Sacred Heart College Aca demrc Brology H1Y French Student Servxce Boots and Saddle A Cappella Chorr Speakers Masquers Columbus Day Oratron Speech Choxr Semor Play Chrrstmas Play Semor Select lournal Campargn Speaker Stamp Mrnstrels RUTH REBECCA ILES Mackm General Brology G A A Grrl Reserves A Cappella Chorr Semor Se ect IOSEPH BENEDICT ISKRA Sacred Heart General Student Servlce Art Edgar Hal Bernadrne Ha aka Donald He t er P aulHanag'1n Flrzabeth Hassay E eanor Heylek P u Haperrarr Henry Hcuss C arence Hire H h lk rle arc u Donald Haxara Cyr l Hudak Err' Harrls 1 9 4 5 Leo Havwrusll-c Ruthlles Ruth Harrl lchn Hayes l eph Iskra , A , , i- ' 5 LEO LEONARD HAWRUSIK. 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Editorial Stafl: Board ot Publications, Z: A Cap- pella Choir 3: Iunior Choir: French, 2: Biology: Vic- tory Corps: Iunior Red Cross: Girl Reserves, 2' Senior Select. PAULINE BEATRICE KEEN. Bethlehem, Commercial. Bethlehem: Latin: Girl Reserves' Glee Club. Cough- lin: Senior Select: Operetta. DANIEL IOSEPH KELLY. Courtright, General. Editorial Stall, Board of Publications, 2' Hi-Y, 2' Minstrels: Boots and Saddle' Reserve Orchestra: Band, 4: Varie- ties: Bank Cashiers': Biology: Freshman Orchestra. ELIZABETH ANN KELLY. S. 6 S. Memorial, General. Marjorie Johns -1 1 9 4 5 -' Esther Iones Iames Iones Stuart Iones Hermine Ioseph Elizabeth Iuris Ioseph Kaluzny Grace Kane lames Kane Elizabeth Kane Rita Kaporch Pauline Keen Daniel Kelly Elizabeth Kelly twenty-seven Lawrence Kern Catherme Kotch Lawrence Kraft Alex Kervalavage Albert Koval Mary Krawczyk Natalre Klutchko Mary Kozel Mary Kroll Leland Knapp Dorothy Kozemko Edward Krysa LAWRENCE KERN St Iohns College Techmcal H1Y Avratlon F1rstA1d ALEX PAUL KERVALAVAGE Grant General Track 2 Bowlmg 2 Stamp Chrrstmas Play Lettermens Scrence Operetta Semor Select Mmstrels NATALIE KLUTCHKO Wrlkes Barre Townshrp General Wrlkes Barre Townshrp Mxnstrels Volleyball Stamp Iumor Red Cross Vrctory Corps Coughlrn Home makers G A A CHARLES LELAND KNAPP S df S Memorxal Com mercral Mantle Orator Head Bank Cashrer Iumor Ushers HxY 2 Secretary H1Y Speakers Student Servrce 2 Baseball IOAN CAROLYN KNELLY Unlon Commercral G A A Glrl Reserves 2 Boots and Saddle Malorettes Semor Select DORIS KORNBLAU Grant General Grrl Reserves Homemakers Iumor Red Cross Bzology Mmstrels 2 Speakers Iournal Reporters CATHERINE KOTCH Grant Commercral Gul Reserves 2 Homemakers Iumor Red Coss 2 G A A 2 Semor Select Bowlmg Volleyball ALBERT JOSEPH KOVAL Sacred Heart College Tech mcal Iumor Ushers H1 Y Bowlmg MARY ARLINE KOZEL Grant College Academlc B1 ology Iournal Reporters Glrl Reserves 2 G A A 2 french 2 Iumor Red Cross Masauers Amateurs Mmstrels DOROTHY IEAN KOZEMKO S G S Memorral Gen Cross Homemakers Glrl Reserves G A A HELEN KOZEY Grant Commercral Iumor Ushers Typmg Staff Board of Pubhcatron Tvprng Club Glrl Reserves 2 Homemakers G A A French Iumor Red Cross Basketball Brology ANNA MARIE KOZMISKI Grant General Grrl Re serves 2 G A A Basketball Bowlmg Iumor Red Cross LAWRENCE IOSEPH KRAFT St Iohns General H1Y 3 Presldent HrY Masquers Speakers Boots and Saddle Bank Cashrers Bowlmg Track 2 Football Iournal Campaxgn Lettermens Brexdlm Skrt MARY IOSEPHINE KRAWCZYK South Grant Commer cral Iumor Red Cross G A A Volleyball Bas ketball Bowlmg Brology Homemakers MARY THERESA KROLL South Grant Convnercral Iumor Red Cross Brology Homemak-'rs Vollevball Basketball EDWARD PETER KRYSA St Stamslaus College Tech nxcal Freshman Orchestra Band F1rstAxd Blology ANNE MARY KUPRIS Grant Commerclal Art French Iumor Red Cross Semor Select Freshman Orchestra ROSEMARY THERESA KUZNER Grant Commercxal Iumor Ushers Grrl Reserves 2 Stamp Typma G A A Basketball Volleyball Bowlmg Art Iumor Red Cross Bloloqy Ioan Knelly Helen Kozey Anne Kuprrs -I 9 4 5 Doris Kornblau Anna Kozmxskl Rosemary Kuzner twenty exght : eral. Senior Select: Student Service: Iunior Red IANE MARCEDES LADNER Mackm General Grrl Reserves G A A Homemakers Malorettes Iumor Red Cross IRVIN PAUL LANGEL Guthne General Instructor rn lnternatronal Morse Code Typmg Presrdent Typmg Iournal Reporters H1Y Scrence A Cappella Chorr Bank Cashrers Mmstrels DONNA CLARE LAPIDUS South Hrgh School Youngs town Ohro General BE'l'I'Y LATSKO Guthrre Commercral Gtrl Reserves 2 Student Servrce Boots and Saddle Semor Select EDNA IAYNE LAUBAUGH S G S Memorral College Academrc Stamp Btology Vrctory Corps G A A Btology Operetta Homemakers Iumor Red Cross Volleyball Hobby MARTHA MARY LAVIX Columbra Commercral Gtrl Reserves French Btology I-lomemakers Iumor Red Cross Volleyball PHILLIPS EDWARD LEGA ULT Courtrtght College Technrcal Bowlmg Basketball Custodran Basket ball Table Tenms Tumblrng DORIS LEIBMAN Grant Commercral Semor Play Semor Select A Cappella Chorr Soldrers Mall Masquers Speakers Iournal Campargn Speaker French Iumor Red Cross Iumor Chou WILLIAM MICHAEL LENAHAN St Iohns General Football Custodran Football Scrence Boots and Saddle Student Servrce Brology H1Y Mmstrels Bowlmg DOROTHY MONICA LENDACKY Sacred Heart Gen eral Homemakers Gtrl Reserves 2 Iumor Red MARION MILDRED LEVEY Grant General Chou 4 Iumor Ushers Mmstrels Amateurs Varretxes Oper etta Chrrstmas Program Concert Semor Select Iumor Red Cross Armrstrce Dav Program Basketball Soldrers Marl LILLIAN LEVINE Grant Commercral Iumor Red Coss 3 Fxrst Ard 2 Basketball Volleyball VALERIA ROSE LEWANDOWSKI St Stanrslaus Com merclal Commercral Art Student Service Iumor Red Cross FLORENCE LIPFERT Courtnght Commercral A Cap pella Chotr 4 Semor Select Amateurs 3 Mmstrels 3 Gxrl Reserves Typmg Soldrers Mall Chrrstmas Program 2 Brology Iumor Red Cross Operetta Iumor Ushers IOSEPH FRANCIS LITCHMAN S 6 S Memonal Com merctal Masquers Speakers Speech Chorr 2 Bank Cashters Student Servxce Brerdlm Skrt IULE LIVINGSTON Holy Savtour General Gtrl Re serves G A A Bank Cashrers Homemakers Semor Select Iumor Red Cross RITA ELIZABETH LONG Grant Commercral Iumor Ushers Bank Cashrers Typrng Grrl Reserves 2 Art Stamp French Iumor Red Cross ELIZABETH WILLIAMS LOWE Laurel Run General Sclence Broloqy Chrrstmas Play Iane Ladner Phrllrps Legault Valerra Lewandowskr Irvm Langel Dorrs Lerbman Florence Lrptert Donna Laprdus Wtlltam Lenahan Joseph Lxtchman Betty Latsko Dorothy Lendacky Jule Lrvrngston 1 9 4 5 Edna Laubauqh Mrldred Levey Rtta Long Martha Lavrx Lrllran Levme Eltzabeth Lowe twenty nxno Cross: Biology: G. 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S Memorxal Commerczal Iunror Ushers Mrnstrels Iournal Reporters Boots and Saddle Btology Gxrl Reserves French Typxng Iournal Reporter Typrng Student Servxce Iunror Red Cross ALEC RAYMOND MALIC South Grant General NANCY MARIE MALLOY St Iohns General Busmess Staff Board ofPubI1cat1ons Mmstrels 3 Amateurs 3 Ma1orettes 3 G A A Grrl Reserves 2 Iunror Fed Cross MARIE FRANCES MALONEY Mackm General Home makers G A A Gul Reserves 2 Iournal Report ers Boots and Saddle Mayorettes VINCENT DePAUL MALONEY S 6 S Memorral Gen eral Servrce Iunror Red Cross IOHN FRANCIS MANGAN St Iohns General HrY Stamp MARY EILEEN MANGAN Unron General Btology Hobby Grrl Reserves Iournal Reporters Student Servrce Iunror Red Cross Semor Select ANNE DOROTHY MARKO St Stanrslaus Commercral Busrness Start Board of Publzcatrons Grrl Reserves 2 Bowlxng Iumor Red Cross ANNE LORRAINE MARKO Guthne Commercral Mas quers Boots and Saddle Semor Select Student Servrce Grrl Reserves 2 G A A Stamp Home makers Majorettes Operetta Chrrstmas Program Iunror Red Cross Frrst Ard CLEMENT ANTHONY MARKOWSKI St Iosephs Com merclal Typrng Student Servxce 2 FLORENCE MARTINCAVAGE South Grant Commer c1al Grrl Reserves 2 French Chrrstmas Program Brology Iunror Red Cross mercral Baseball A Cappella Chorr H1Y IOHN ANDREW MCAFEE S 6 S Memorral College Academrc Varsrty Orchestra 3 Track 2 H1Y Lettermens 2 French 2 Freshman Orchestra IOSEPH PATRICK MCBRIDE Mackrn College Technrcal lunror Ushers H1Y 2 Table Tenms Student Serv rce Brology FrrstA1d ANN MARGARET MCCABE Holy Savrour General Grrl Reserves 2 Boots and Saddle G A A Iumor Red Cross Spanrsh Homemakers IAMES IOSEPH MCCADDEN Holy Savrour Commer cral Scrence Student Servrce H1Y Letterrrens Manager Football Track Dax-ce Commrttee Bovnlmg 2 F1rstA1d ' hn Mathews lonn MCA oe loseph McBr1 ,I 9 4 5 Ann McCabe I me IOHN EDWARD MATHEWS. 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THOMAS YEELES IR S 6 S Memortal Comme-rcxal H1Y 2 Sctence Track 3 Lettermens 3 Student Servtce Iuntor Red C oss V1ctory Co ps Ftrst Av' KATHLEEN IANE YOUNGBLOOD St Iohns Gereral Gul Reserves 2 Fre ch 3 Boots and Saddle Iunror R Cross Homemakers Hobby Student Servxce Mrnstrels REGINA ANN ZAHORCHAK South Grant Colleae Aca demtc Iunror Ushers Speakers Masquers Chapel Oratxon Mrnstrels Iournal Campaxgn Sneaker Home makers Grrl Reserves 2 French 2 Prng Pong Iunxor Red Cross Bxology LEO FLORYAN ZYNEL Grant General Iunror Ushers Lettermens Student Servtce Bank Cashrers Foot ball 3 Baseball 4 Basketball 3 H1Y 2 Sctence Thomas Yeeles Reqma Zahorchak -I 9 4 5 Kathleen Youngblood Leo Zynel ,ff SENIORS DRESS CHRISTMAS TREF ROUNDING THE CURVE' 4' THE SENIOR CHRISTMAS TEA '-ip X lorty ons . lv 1 . . 1 , A . ed 2 'I : ' 1 French: President, Iunior Class: Minstrels. .. 1 J q , K A Junior Cfficers V l THOMAS HURLEY President URSULA KGULIK PAUL GOZICK Secretary Mantle Orator Junior Ushers An Honor Group Fxrst row leit to rrqhi Jo ephme Pa lse Dorothy Rampolcr Irene herverker Chrxstxne Syz I R U manskr Hua Paul Shxrley Salsburq P t Ca Lsxm lmta ec Ruaawsk l H y rma u k Catherme Stesney Conme Cooper Shxrley Cooper Second row Ursula Koulxk Anne Mane Herman Cora Branch De'cres Frlxcko Rose Tom Al S l S 1ce pme ara Schultz Dorothy Mrchaels Do othy Stohovxc Helen Slawxch Elsxe Plummer Sophze Pas err June Robe ts Thxrd rovs Beverly George Hose Marte Sxsko Evelyn Sxnk Regrna Oldzxeyewskt Margaret Boyle Florence Joseph lvrd ed Patr ck Marlon Gates Henrretta GWlGZdZlhSkl Anna Hasmecz Ruth Smacher lean Smrqelskt Fourth gowh Charts-shlv'orr1sey Vmcent Szykman aul Gozxck Albm Aukerland Iohn Adamchrck Danxel Sadvary Wxlllam Wmsock Robert a M c man rc ael Ssco Frith rovs James Orphanos Thomas Kalamk Elmer Reese Joseph Musketness Wxllxam Walters Nxcholas Hosrxlok Bos Andrews Ab em A'bet Anderson iorty two I , i ' 1 s ' r . , . 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JUNIOR CLASS Frrst row ileit to nqhtl Bxlskr Clark Chase Mxrmak Ylerverker Grxmarla Phxllxps Mattlck Buza Second row C Cooper S Cooper Comrto Elrnskr Hughes George Koulxk Mxscavage Kulxkuskus Gates Herman Thxrd row Burke Eastman Block Andrasko Calirey Bruce Hartley Kaporch Fourth row Dutko Dulty Bxerbach Andrews Adamchrck Aukerland Enms Edwards Bachman Fxfth row Cole Carr Demmxck Anderson Boyan Chepanoms Cusrck Boyer Fxrst row lleit to rrqhtl Kurmka Kelly Kulnk Kotch Kuprrs Lupco Krdney Marhelko Kovalrk Second Bartlett Luckenbach Lxeb Kotch Krzykwa Koval Fourth row Jones Lowe Leccl Kennedy Lanqel Iasonxs Morxssey Kowalskl Lmko Frith row KHOPIC Moskaluk Lulchuck McCadden Ferkx Kalamk Mo mer Early I UNIOR USHERS very November Mr I H Super chooses the members of Iunror Ushers from those students havmq the h1ghest scholas t1c standards of the 1un1or class About frfty pupils are chosen There 1S no spe clal OIQGUIZGUOH, and they have no Offl cers They are cr serv1ce orqan1zat1on to usher at var1ous plays gxven 1n the audr tonum Every member that IS nommated to the Iumor Ushers hopes that he w1l1 be grven the honor of bemg chosen for the Natlonal Honor Socrety 1n h1s sen1or year Mr F H Super takes charge ofthe Iunxor Ushers IUNIORS ELECT OFFICERS forty three row: Kovach, Kupetz, lfoval, Iowanna, 'Kroll, loseph,'Kleim, lvlajeckil Lewis. l Third row: Lukach, Lukacz. lofty tour F S JUNIOR CLASS F1151 rovs et to I1 McCloskey M1skew1cn Oldneyevt k1 Ngqle Paul Pause Kascxczun NOVIHO OPQQISIH Seccrd cv- OBy1n M1cl '1e1s Lcne N'CAd 1 N x cl-c N C319 PJSSEII P'1mme1 Pcxstemcxk Thud row P Czxci M.1u1 zok Lowe Mctxsovoqe McCc1e McHugh ODonne11 Pctnck Moslev You th row Ste1qo MCG1oc11ty MYOZlHSk1 Szykmnn Ostoskl Pollock O11eW Ronsccnuqe N17Y'Llk Fxith :ow Rudo ph Po're1on St V5lCk1 McMaster P Clq z A1ck1 c Pfvne- Fnst row cn 1 usnoc tuhcwc L cr' d Flu wus x S c 11ox1tz S1ley S vuch Hompo cz rk C ru vw IFPS e 1n R f 'uf' Sp: ond1dc Sofnl-co Sm1qelsk1 Spe q 11a revs m111ow1tz Sh n ne Sc-sc1 Rss. 51sco Srr C EY R SIS o Lgwrxk Ffth ww Lex n Lobonosm 'VAQIZCI nsx ct e Ke y Goldn 11st rovu e to I1 t c 1 s n .1 ez'1 Artes Cc 'TQ ack Bcstcz Cx b,11sk1 Second vu IC 1 c B1 1' Th11d row x ns 'r' c oe-11 '1 e 15 'ich ws 51 be ts You th row Penxcx Rusnock O DU nos Paye Rogan Stanton Cow c s C L1tn S k F1 rovs Davenport Pasterncck Sosnowsk1 Subs M11sketm.ss Shem- Reese Ac te s Mews V 1 1 qm 1 V f 3 . ' S V , f , 1 1 1 : ,G rss In A, 'If ' .'1 , A 1 ' . VA :': 1 11 1. i1 ' 1, :1 51 K1 y , 511551 M4111tt, .1 ' Z1 ' left I 1 qht. R ' k S .N , H -1 1::1 dc ' 1-cl' 111- ' ' 'IC ' , 1 S1 1 . S0 c 1' IO ' S . R st 1, cb A11 K'1:. ,.sk:, Dmtmcre Sputlcf Q I Q ' :no Q1 Th ' 'Z S ' .Q1 L1 11: h S 11:1 I' 'S P01015 N. .P ' .C h . k Sc1bbct1n1, Rock. Fourth row: Kuicmk Guldy MlSkOVN'1IZ M1et11nq S151-co Me1zo, Lumley, Scdvczry 1 ' A' , 1 . ' 'G , 1. ,f1: Lsp1 '1 S 1::11k: Hansen F91 y, 3' er. F ' I it gh : C115 BW 1 ' 1 B11 1, Bane, 1-'11dQ11 .4 Cru- 4' 1 '. zo C It 15117112519 C:1s1e1.1ne-, B9-'fI'!3ISkl Bums, Ch :kc B1:5cf:k E 11:5 Bcyle : 1ch. ', H1111 Dzuro'c1n, Eu B:..b y P c Cl abc, B n 1. -kc ' k1 Anon . 1 1 . 1 ': , , f 1 3 , , . H I Cf' , RLY C. 115 'I , , .1 1' -1 5 .. W.-f-1 1 JUNIOR CLASS ,Q w. qty 1 N . pi'- xrst row left to rlqht 5 H ffrcn Hudok Io .Jsams Htbbard Gardne Flfl H up! Hobbs Se owf' vu Farber Gallagher Go on Cunnmqhom HGSIDQCZ Fxhcko Hormck I Jones Hutchmson H Jones hxrd row Evonchlck We gas T Ivan Hyzmsl-ct Gozt lc Gross Gwlazdztnskx Sl-cubtts Slusorz Iohnsor' r o'ko Ffth row O C Der IS Sc c Toff Hcxrtok Ttrpak S un :kt trst row l ft to Il u 1 H frfxt G thro Solsburq Vkalbo r' Thxeman Sy on Foyer Second cw 'rar' Scha tz Cvutcx F odd IHJGE chock Hutz Fox G u cz Gregory Hoffmon Thlrd row Adams Stembu q Harley Dons B :rszek Donohue Wmsock ZUDOYOCRI Curlone Fourth rw D cm Fustxsh P ex G tail-cy Dxetrtcr Grextock Wttt Hawely Armbruster F st row left to rx ht Cerw kr lrurcoxaqe Szwrvonskt Zopotozny C Unqvarsky Zavado Wetss Sytmk Yale Secoro row S111 7 h rcmrk Se over Watkms Toboka Swallk Vermtskt Ulxchny Thlrd row Zteq er Norespy Wastlesk Yonuska Umphreo Woodruff Orme Fourth row Walxson Tlrpok E Unqwarskx D rrbek Ward Zan da Wfzlsh Sestok Zcxvotsky forty ftvs It Y l I . , .nf f v fx .- 7 E 5' ' , ,, 0 '.A of f , . ,, 8 J A ,, 1 f' f , Q ,f i I .1 k 2 W 5 3 v , - ' W, , . fe ' , ' I Q T ' ' f ' 1 avg V, w 1 3 , f , , ,V . -, .A , 5- , ' . . 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I QEOMO CLASS I945 MISS KELLEY ASSISTS CLASS MISS O MALLEY TEACHES CAESAR LO KEPS AND TIME TO GO HOME' FRESHEN UP WITH A DRINK' MISS LUCHSIIXGER EXPLAINS PROBLEM SOPHOMORES AID ENTERTAINERS SOPHOMORE CLASS Flrst row tleft to rxghtl Evans Flynn D1xon Schuster Santa SEfC1k Blannett Curlone Tarence Second row Suleskl Shades Sh1mko Strttzlnger Rodak Soltls Sorokas Tapa1c1k Voelker Saraka Dav1s Check Rrtter Thrrd row SllfleS Alcher Bone Rowny Mulreany Devan Dellman Duffy Stool-c Brodhun Fourth row Blackenbush Spunar Damshanko Baluta Carty Frarl Chandler Foote W Evans Ftlth row Bombay Cave Bxros Evans Bendoraxtrs Berqal Boyle Brlslm Fxrst row llett to nghtl Zellnskx West Austrn Marlev Kus Kervalavage Mretlxnq Yankauskas Czar hleCkl Second row Benscoter Benson Bxsulca Carcaccr Leskanxch Krtzno kas Yeeles Zeha owsl-cl CZG1kOWSkl Callahan Thlrd row Charneskl Carlson Kuczma Kosek Koblowskx Kruzel Kutzer Kluzney Barna Fourth row Hatalskr Hetlellmger Cavanaugh Iones Stalewskx Krempa ky Lesko Tvorak Kerr Frith row Kozlck Ihnat Nordstrom Hud on F9b1Sh KOSlI9WSkl Gomba Sophomore and Freshman Classes Have New Prnvlleges everal changes came 1n the sophomore and freshman classes th1s year Boys of both classes were allowed to 1o1n H1 Y In precedmg years sen1ors and jumors only were allowed to 1o1n The freshman boys had a basketball sched ule The teams won most of thelr games Forty SIX boys took part They were d1V1ded 1nto two teams namely the Red and the Blue 0 The Blue team came out w1th the best record Each team played Meyers and G A R Out of the two teams one was made wh1ch played Meyers and G A R tw1ce Th1S team lost two games and won two Th1s playmg was done to develop players for the varsrty and reserve teams of next year Sophomore boys d1d not have a basketball team but sophomore g1rls d1d forty seven Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . Z 1 1 1 1 1 51 1 1 1 1 - Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 S 1 1 . ' . Q . . -1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' J 4 i forty e1qhl ' 1 1' 5' 1. I -B151 D. XL. ., 7, f' , 1- a 4 , 3 - 1 I 1 1 SOPHOMGRE CLASS rt 1 w rc Jerwl-c'1's F Hud mck H ufv' pe H:11c1s F d Fef' C Se-cord row Icrns Guhcxmck Gewdo Huqncfs MCGE-G Gr f P1'T' Iesrzcksk xwx H 18 ons 1 S1 Fi k at 'VRD rnd sny x mach Hooley C 111111 I ros Qcu gr wir lx P B ci M H11 k Bc US B 117 low s S1 w 11 ' Iwumvn Ocond ow K cxwchol-f Ke lv x 1 m 1 ri, Pr 1rd 1 x 1r'qe1St Br 11 f A r' rr f iner rr 1. Bowcnkc Chobe fx vm q rf fc Sycowd HON ez CK me e M Slcvf ch Skc A rs Q c.1' uq'1 e' iff' x Pe' sec A nf sri HPFPWGIZ Tm IMI hkovwsk Horns, 'vs V 'rms 1 N 11'k t Gr1mfS Domes ec q crrro cms 'Vhcko lchek D K 0 'N-'I1W'1s xew Hom '11ck Reese vu 1 vw , , 3- -,1 - 1 iv ,A . , W 5 11 , 1 3 - 1 5 1 3 1 A 1 ' .y a KA N - -. . '- S .. S . 1 W F15 c ' Zeit to xlht: , 1., rank: Q c 'rx ,.::n Hczl r, ' .nk Icnos :li , -P k . 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Fourth :cw Kznner Macro, Lsczkc Pnxiilc Pnrffk: C12-V1 Finke, HC 'Q Fzih ro' .vzlzvzch .rc Gcttllcb Klezmer Hcqzn Sxsv Hirrszy F: S CDPHOMORET CLASS F t left to I1 ht Kasmerczvk Kosolockt Kotovlch Thomas Terpak Scrlvano Snyder Smxth mrs row g Marley Marko Second row Korman Nat Schrader Rogan Panzck Rexnstem Massey Mollbmsky L lr M k Secor Stmp KOYODLCIQWXCZ Mockarevrtz Sues Orxel Novak M1tchell Selpe Thxrd row u as yce son Shrmshock Rubrscak Thomas Podloskt Kubauqh Lehet Fourth row Mroz Pasternak Partlka Rampola Walsh Wrlllams Treshxnskx Klutchko Rmqlaben Frtth row Stephens Smlth Ward Roos Verbxtskl Sabol Warner Shafer H Taren Fxrst row leit to rrqht Mundy McCadden Mltchell Mxchael Bow1ec Cable Bromuko E Andrews Replscak Walsh Second row Bllanskr Btsseskr Balut Calpawella Caflrey Bubble Zapatowskr Reese MCI-lale Lelsenrmq Plesnar Meehan Yudxtskx Thxrd row Bannon Amos Backxel Papodoplos Y mater Rexlly Lumbls Mangan Novak McMahon Flfth row Rauch Hldrlla Burke Bartell MacDonald Mlchaels Mrozrnskl Rrley Mosley Fnrst row Ilell to rxqht Gorklewxcz Evans Hodun Shovlrn Lawler I Lctvxx Corey Iankowskl Krzwxckr Second row Dantsh Gelslerchter Setcxk M L Iones E Johnson Schxfihauer Tomczvk Spacenskx Chms Cunnmgham Davrs Gartley Flemxnq Stahr Thxrd row T Iones M Iohnson Koqoy Adler Whlte Sluhockx Teslrchka D Iones Deqnan Ducey L Iones Fourth row Wxlcalxs Txrpak Sartx Creasmg Polxiko Caffrey Wazmk Smyden Sleslenskr Frith row Sl-cxbmskx Terrace Slovmskr Daugert Prreto Pleczynskl Smxth Tyahur Pulak forty nme McGl'nn,-Remloishn Atiyeh, Parise: Bonk, Wascalusuwelch, Fodxlh rowr: I Hidler: Lynn, Leibman, Pell iffy LUNCH WITH OUR FRIENDS FROSH STUDY PENNSYLVANIA HISTORY SKILLED HANDS AT WORK BIOLOGY POPULAR WITH FRESHMEN Va if 2 X ,mm FRESHMAN I 1 CLASS Fxrst row flelt to rxghtj Shxllabeer Gawrych Aleo Maloney L McCabe Danlsh McAfee Lynn Man tlsh Second row Lukacz Blame Lewls Levandoskx Magyor M I Lenahan Martxn Krothe Matthes Welgus Krlso M C Lenahan Keen Borosln Thxrd row Marsh Kultxs Malloy McDonald Carey Hasaka Andes Lavlx Lomck Levan C McCabe Fourth row Genetsky Cusxck Gavel Boback Duffy Epler Mack Thomas Farrell Bartosh Frith row I Dunn Rock Erxckson Clarke Baluta Bosha Fox Gross Czyczerslu Fxrst row Cleft to rxghtj Savage Slmon Slawlck Santa Saba Smolko Snxtko Watlack Hall Rouse Second row Bxsulca Berger Rose Rodak Shxner M Brennan N Smnh Smtko Barnas I M Brennan Bartell G Rybotyckx Thlrd row Sxso Searmg Rehrlg Balog Buynak Adamovxch I F Andrews Rembxsh Sxsko Anusavage Aregood Bogan Fourth row Boyle Snyder Shurmanek Suchoskx Washx lewskx Anstett Kowalczyk Rxtter Lloyd Beretsky I W Andrews L Hannon Budzyn I 1fth row Carr Glazewskl Sammon Bowanko Forestal Bozzl Yaglello Shaw Evans Lesnoskl Kroll Sxxth row Kresge Roth Resnlck C Rybotyckl Kresge Kresge Dlck Krzanowskl Langdon Fxrst row llett to nqhtj Dvorak Dombek Wnght Yesko Whlte Wxchowskx Waskxe M Yencha Yas lrcweak Wanat Second row D Wxllxams Walko Hxnlsh Soltls Yezuxta Zych R W1ll1ams Yanchmk R Yatsko Werner Evans Dobltas Wawruch Thxrd row I Wxlllams Woods I Yatsko Park Powell Achuf! Zahorchak Wmsock Voychxck Esser D1Santo Watkins Fourth row Degnan Curley Clough Compton W Davms Dxxon I Yencha Delaney Burke Wasxelewsln Frtth row Rtmsh Gurko Dobxsh Wxeszczynsln R Martm Makarovxtz L Marhn Brody Zomerield Schultz Maley hity one 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , 1 1 lrity two CLASS Frrst row fleit to rrghtl M Coyne Demmrck L Coyne Tompko Cunnrngham Stesney Stepchuk Tolarskr Dunn Cyranra Second row Brrce Cannon Goddard Brazell Davrs Delaney Buvnak Svtnrk Tarantrnr Straub Tamblyn Drxon Trllre Suller Thrrd row Wojewodzkr Kovalern Ward Hutz G Wrllrams lordan Hoats Klynott Knappman Lallco Lukach Fourth row Kalanrk Lawlor Krzvan Burns Kelly Lehet Trentowskr Vukovrch Hughes Frith row Kalanrck lendrere kr S Kosko Lrnko Kopec Kosco Vlartrn Macro Monko Frrst row left to rrqht Sparqo Danrlak Frscher Caruth Ullman Walker Unqvarskr Totrno Young Clark Ertel Second row Topprng Vernrtskr Godeleskr Dzurovcrn Foote Iones Ulrchney Guhanrck Evans Taylor Edwards Frund Coburn Feld Drrscoll Thrrd row Verbrtskr Vasquez Dzury Irunta Schwab Taparcrk lanusanrs I Hanson M Johnson Mrtchell lames Flynn Moro kr R Hanson Evans Stevens Frith row H Sawrckr Harcharulka Rhodes Pavloskr Oko Shemanskr Mullrns Saraka Stremus Pohutsky Srxth row Schultz Febrsh Tomascrk Hotlman Hassay Frredman Grossman Moran Vasrlko T lohnson Frrst row left to rrqht Rundle Vrvran Bogus Kervalawaqe Syrrons Mrl'er Pon-erer' Paxnter Watkrns Second row Torchra Krum Soley Mosley Reese Shrmborskr M Newman L Newman Salmay Swelgrn Thrrd row Woods Pauster B Smrth Elrnskr Klubeck Setzer I Smrth Weaver Smarles Mathews Fourth row Petrrnr Smrth Elrck Mrhoch Krenze Marqars M ak Nrznrk Makuch Frith row Kotch Shanahan Horny Knapp Mamola D Kandrac Kotzer Kaczrrerczyk Kulrck Kelly Srxth rom Levandowskr Kester Homza Melusky lamrolkovnskr Kocrk Langel Kuprrs Paciga, I.. Sayvrcki, Sobleslci, Stelico, Schoch, 'Petra Stajewskr, Surdel, I. Johnson. .Fourth row! Toolef FRESHMAN FRESHMAN r CLASS Ftrst row Ile!! to r1ghtJ M1ller OMa11a Mxllham Krzywxckr Pyzta Lttchman Kazda Monko Pauster Poland Second row MOSCIEWSKI Merowsky Iones Morakon Morxka Reese Pohorrlak Paulxck Mrs cavage Guz1e1ka Gavel Hayes Halcrsak Nreman Thrrd row Howe Iarmolowskr Nadolny Prsko Purta Petroskl Palko Gurrsh Nrchols Mrozmskr Puk Quaqltarello Fourth row Shedlock Pasternak Peters McGourty Platsky Wolosz Tempaulrs Polkowskx Sudol Teevan Frith row Unxatowskr Vehoskr Orphanos F Walsh Souda Shafer Slomovrtz Pealer Unqvarskl Sxxth row Zalmskr Wy sockr C Walsh Sherba Roth Tlucek Molotorxs Schmtz Tuhy Fxrst row ilelt to rrqht Balog Amrrck Bardell Armbruster Elxzman Blrsxck Boler Boyle Antosh Second row Gurclak Franchowtak Clarke Bause Bombay Hrbbard Gxlroy Hemmgway Gumn Lacccr Thtrd row Anagnos Albert M Barna A Barna Breleskx I Hmes G Hmes Futchcl Gryczka Barrett Fourth row Adler Brrkbeck Bowman Berry Bone Babmchak Adams Brcrwley Ashman Frith row Gabrlele Harowtcz Heffren Grrton Grrpp M Blakeslee Buk M Balchun I Blakeslee FIXSI row llett to rrqht Iones Kammsky Kantorek Iescavaqe M A Ienkms Kamad Kozey Horoszy Iordan Kovalcm Second row Kxtchen A M Kennedy Kadluboskr Hunzer Krall Kornblau Klexner M Ienkms Kowalskx E Kennedy Kraynanskr Third row Hunsmqer H Gelslexchter Mxller Perxccr Myers Knop1c Kxrk Kopec Flecknoe Gaffney Fourth row Hughes Hanagan Hogan Kane Knelly Hudelson Harvey Ntemeyer htty three . , . , , - 1 V 1 . f . 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Y X ,XV ,W X, Q4 Y 9 ARTISTS PREPARE THEIR PAINTINGS ART AND THE OLD WORLD rt was the earhest way man had of expressmg h1s thoughts Peo ple who couldnt read or wrrte could understand crude drawmgs Amerrcan art has always been mfluenced by the European art1sts untrl the last half century when there has been true Amerrcan art Durrng the Amer1can Revolutton parnters stud1ed IH England After the C1V1l War our young art1sts stud1ed m stud1os 1n Italy France and Germany Gradually Amerl cans bu1lt up our own art schools wrth famous masters and art cr1t1cs Some early teachers were Thomas Doughty Thomas Cale Iohn Cap le Amencan art1sts of today are endeavorlng to speak rn an Amen can dxalect, no longer closelv 1m1 tatrng the European models -'C OIL PAINTINGS SHOW FOREIGN CUSTOMS VARSITY ORCHESTRA ENTERTAINS SCHOOL hfty seven A 431- I . Q . I - I A K 'x' . I ' - I . ' 1 . f ' I I If 5 . If . ' . 7 , . - I TA VI I I . . . 9 Y. . . HI 71. x , E.. 1 EVENTS OF THE WORLD SETTLED IN HISTORY LIBRARY HOLDS MUCH INTEREST N ENGLISH CLASS COMPLETES NOTEBOOKS FOR THE YEAR 1 I I ta . -W.: . Sj- . 'ii , 'Q M 4' I , ' A - . . ' A 3 'b A 1 D! : fly gh! I SKILLED HANDS FOB FUTURE YEARS MACHINE SHOPS VALUABLE he rnachrne shops whrch formerly were the N Y A shops have played an 1rnportant part IH the war effort o far The spec1al1zed trarnrng whrch the students recerve deals wxth prolects made of rron and 1ts many uses Each student under the competent gurdance of M Harold Freld rs taught the part1cular prolect he IS at hberty to choose The shops are well equrpped wrth machxnery enablrng the stu dents to recerve excellent trarnmg Each group puts 1n three hours darly and after a perrod of two year completes the cour e Srrrnlar projects under the t1tle of Iuvenxle Instructxon Centers have been estabhshed throughout England for the purpo e of rncreas 1nq the supply of worker for armament 1ndus try The students are trarned under careful rnstructors whose trarnrng prepares them upon leavmg school to choo e therr partrcular held of employment Thrs Youth Trarmng program 15 now belng adopted by many of our ne1qh bormg countrres as well il THEY MAKE THE WHEELS RUN t tty AN ALGEBRA CLASS COMPLETES A TEST ELECTRICITY MADE EASY BY THESE WIZARDS THEOREMS FOR BRIGHT STUDENTS AERONAUTICS FOR WORLD TRADE AH SCIENCE AND MATH TRAIN FOR LIFE cierice and mathematics are requirements of every course The early study of science was chiefly astronomy. Almost all of our sci- ences can be traced to the ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans. The age of electricity and modern warfare has brought new sciences to Coughlin, among which are electricity, aero- nautics, and Morse Code. Mathematics is also playing a great role in the development of every nation. Two and one-half years of algebra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry offer a complete basis of mathematics for our future engineers. Our numerical systems used in these subjects can be traced back to the Romans and Arabians. NEW, EXCITING EXPERIMENTS IN CHEMISTRY sixty-one TP' SPANISH MADE INTERESTING LANGUAGE STUDY TRAINS DIPLOMATS he language of the Amencan people has been developed from those of forergn coun trles The bas1s of the Amerlcan language IS Engl1sh whrch 1n turn IS derrved from the percentage of our words has come from the Latln French and Spamsh the Romance languages have also been derwed from Latxn Lat1n French Spanlsh and German are all taught 1n Coughhn Thls tralnmg provldes a fundamental ba IS of tra1n1ng for d1plomats F f , German and French tongues. However a large MR. WARMKESSEL CHECKS SENTENCES STUDENTS HASTEN TO CLASS MISS TUHY ADVISES IN LIBRARY ALUMNUS CONVERSES IN HALL STUDY PERIOD ON FOURTH FLOOR GIRLS HOLD PARTY AFTER SCHOOL tyth e A ,- ' 1 ,h N A . C , . , . f' - 1 I U Q , six - rn B if N Q .LJ K? V Ts. if . 1 Q . e .Y Q' ' ! grin , 'S , ...V 'L ' N .31-1 A l t . G 7 SHOE DANCE AT THE CANTEEN RED CROSS WORKS ON BOOKS FOR SERVICEMEN DANCES POPULAR PASTIME AT CANTEEN . -I tyf e .4 - .. 1 . 2 m -tn n 1 1 .1 - - . ,- - . - - 4------ First row left to right WOjC1k Moran l-lalloran M Bliskl Davls Edwards Stolii Countv Small Cron Tobolla Salsburq Lupco Second row Zahorchak Woolcock Starr Kaporch McDonald Brogan Carr Stahovxc Plummer Schultz George Branch Birkbeck Thtrd ow Walborn Roberts Basta Bartolettx lanes Ftlrcko Sol-:ol H Bll5kl Comlto Fladd Mxchaels Paye Kozel OMalley Fourth row Duiiy Joseph Rudolph Johnson Buza Burke Oqm Rampola Elmskl Stesney Flerverker P tr ck Frith row Nelllqan Toole Posternak Mangan Pelesh Ross Hudak Reese Perxa MCAIE-e Paye Szykman Q v Q Q Q v no rn , v mn-QB!! SPANISH CLUB Q N W Q H ' ,I , , , I . ' r 2 , , . , ' , , ' '. , , 3 1 ' 3 ' , , , - QA - .w 'Q ' if , 5 ., ' 5 J - ,- 5 I .ii ,. ,, f -I 4 4 t ,gr A - A f ' , A ' . ' 4 2 . i 1 ,. gf! V' 4 4 , 5 l, X W,,,, . Y . 5 L r 5 Y :A Al . , , . '. - r . , , , , I 't , 'Q', . 'B r .- 'f'-ef. 2 f 2 4 , W . ' 'tr '.l'- 5 1 - L . , . Y A .- 1 if ' , .bl -t A Q A - l W . 6 ' s- v 1 . M k A., .Q ' - 9 6 3 , 6 1 Q A , , 0 , , v . .. 5 ,A . t - - - v - 1 , ' 0 ' . ' me f , ,' .N i 4 f j , 2 . gf , . , . F ' . . Flrrt .L-1. 1: 1.321 H 1 gp' ziiwsky f'::'Z?hf:K Burns Szymrznskl Slawlch Smachi-r ?i:r.S6- Yfzsl Sei' :Z :iw .5-,.:oI' iyxrt i'::Lh:1.r1. Ryan lisopf, lffrjzk 'a 3 t I . u .ar sky 'Y'-fzjnasfc. f:.:j :cw E:rt::':y 'gm ipttle Cgclf., .5-.nfcsh Alle-n YJZCCTIQQ n 1 n Fi 11.72, E'i::'. : an F110 Hizrni Srilvrtlif Er-5.1, 5 Ffrk Efi:x'wsk. : Sirk: fffin :iw lvi: R22 Hefgin Criss, vw x s.x ART ctuso 1 1 M will They Be Our Diplomats of the Future? FRENCH CLUB rench Club 1S made up of all thtrd year French students and those of the second year whose aver age 1S B or better 'Vlern bersh1p reached a total of sixty four th1s year Unde the guidance of Mlss E11 abeth McHugh the pur pose of the club is to ac quaint its members with the language and cus toms of France and the francals Dues collected were given to Mr Super for the Soldiers Mail fund smgmg of songs en SPANISH CLUB panrsh Club 1S a newly orgamzed club For 1ts members 1t has bettered therr knowledge of both Spain and South America Miss Rita by MRS HUGHES LOOKS ON A Carlln 1S the helpful and wtlling adviser She fre quently gave talks on the variou holidays of Spam Members also en1oyed hstenmg to recordtnqs of Spanish dances Indeed this club has already proved 1ts usefulness and has become one of the school most popular ART CLUB capable and enthusiastic d1rect1on of Mrs Florence Huahes has indeed become mdispensable Its gay posters for the Breidlm and Iournal campcngns and various school entertamments and 1ts cheery Chr1stmas decorat1ons have certainly proved that no event in Coughlin would be successful if this group did not help At meetings the members d1scussed the lives of well known artists and famous painters rt Club under the say Front row Ilett to riqhtjz Santa, Weiss, Rcdziewicz, u , Levan, Davis. Bednar , Haupt, a battini, Sec- nd row: E. Simon, Kcztovic , Sawich, Rembish, Lukach, cGeehan, Orme, Mrs. Hughes. ir row: Vivian, Lukacz, Levandoski, Herman, Rogan, Dixon. Fourth row: Mroz, Partika, Mos aluk, Sofranko, Schintz, Pasternak. Q I C f. . vp- ' ' - - ..s,1..4f 4 ' in ' U f I 1 c . . . . 1. ' iq J ' xy E - . I if ' D D . -'7. . f is I 4 I A ' - Y ix -s Tomorrow's Musicians Tune Up! BAND he Band, marching down the field and play- ing an inspiring march has been as rnuch a part of Couahlin as our school itself. The Band keeps in shape all year by practicing even after the football season is ended. lts formations and musical ability are both ac- credited to the conductor, Mr. Paul B. Lewis. THE BAND WARMS UP FOR PRACTICE VARSITY ORCHESTRA arsity Orchestra, which plays daily during chapel exercises, meets every Wednesday to practice. It participates in all functions, in- cluding the Senior Play, Parents' Night, and the Christmas Play. The organization this year helped the Senior Select Chorus make the operetta, Fioretta an enjoyable success. lt also played for the Minstrels. Mr. Paul B. Lewis is faculty leader: Peggy Davis, student leader. RESERVE AND FRESHMAN ORCHESTRAS nder the leadership of Mr. Francis T. Trus- cott, Reserve Orchestra is the link between the Freshman and Varsity orchestra. The or- chestra practices regularly every Tuesday for the programs the members put on. The Pre hman Orche tra furnishes an outlet for all freshman musical talent This group usually releases this talent by giving one per formance in the latter part of the term Mrs Nan Walker Connaughton directs T VY S h S t N t O F N C F R B -. P s s ' . . .. L. P. . W . .. . . , , , , , , . . . . . First :cw left to right: Shedlock, Fleckrzoe Teevzrz Pcpadoplos Schuster She-dlcck Gauqhan Hassay, VV. Peters Buynak Gaffney Dzury. Seccnd row. Mr. Lewis Anstett Shafer Pl:tsky,De1m:n Peerzc. Third row: Setzer u. Amsn :ep ens W. lcnesz Kelley Bovack, Macro lcmer Shtietz Lloyd Fourth :cw Cusick, Clough Krysc ha er TQ-17' Fastfrrn f ,chrtscn Carr :rel iftn raw' .feuccz rrve .zriy .eese Anderson iris T'fc.ff:s'er e:1x': , If 41 ha, 1 , was ' - fr 222 Q , 'lf -,mf 13' VV X .ff P' 1 'Ig 4 Heh, Q A , X: G29-uv' 68 in l 'v Eff fu- V 4444 -as xv!! sl SIVQ 1-le-if S+ rf 1 1 C E A.. L S- 1 1 'id rrst row ef! 1 orrrtc E rskx Bn K u K Br nnet D1:-con Smrlh Re 1 A R schak R Kaporch De Remer Wlllxanns Woolcock Gr oxo Mlss We ss Second rovu Klelm G Rubrrqht Anderson Slomovrtz Cooper Cooper D Kaporch Connor Mlrmak Grlfhth Eastman Burke Hoffman SU1lnSkl Blzub Thrrd row Grrrralla Saba Lrpiert Iles LGXIX Lupco Loxey Chase Holleran Walborn Snyder Warner Clark Fourth row Dertz Ellrran Don rue Haper' an Rvabxgk-1 Swat Pasternak Gozrck Nelhqan a e Poerro Iohnson Frith row Stemberq Zapatocln V rbrtskx Waters H d x 'VI skein ss 5 k G bko MCM so Schrntz SENIOR SELECT CHORUS lx F 1 to rghtz C . , ix. v ll, c 21 , ': t, ' ' , p , , .1 I : , . ,W :'. ,V , 'rr' . ' r man ,V X, P Y , ' ' I ' , e , I LL C' . 11 . Ll T312 Mc kafu rc art r P'.::' : w 1 :.::.' ',.':..gg.-V ' :,: 7- f-f. : HZ.-..A, f ::.:-r: Sf..1.fAIf '..' :::.'-r f-'fr 1 ff ze :', Ei- ', .- ri EN : F':.',1-I fr. ::.: .Rf :.: K : T-1,4 f .A :ft PIM-:. f-f :g::.- 7 it' I ,fig ren. E'.vr1Z'1 Sri: i-I Sq :Zi Frxjrt Tigr. .X 53211: f:..:: :iz-. Ewa: Q, if 1:1 PI :' 1 I, f :' :- .I E' i:t.,':. ,: E. ::t,.1 5....:2: 1. ffri -S FLM' Elxfyzzas E--'1 FFP'-r:.rI Ek ..:'f. Z .-. I E:,w: Ez: Zig' f .... :ttf 1 :'1 I if 1: :, :: .frzz S : PI .j rf ?'1.I :::.s IQ-.1.' Qakzg, '..'....::1.- 2,213 :sux 'Jiri Ei 1 if I 2. 1,3 QL' :r..:. '.. . , ,. f L .., - , l.g,f'-7' f-f 115 LZ, 1,.'..:1:5st 1. Smit. Vw Arr. : H116 rixgm-::.,::'. ' ':1:.ns Eriwf. EL :Yuri 1: :f, E4-Z., F '-:1':. ' an if'-:'. z,':', .::5'- I..z:.:gf', R -4- I'!.,.1Zrf X3::E.1-fi Cf..-1 :' 5'-x':r7r:2'z: f Lxsin fm-'fi , n ' THE PRINCESS TELLS OF HER LOVE A CAPPELLA CHOIR he A Cappella Chorr under the very efhcrent supervrsron of Mlss M Arlme Werss thrs year partrcrpated rn many actrvztres One of at the Irem Temple Before the holrdays the chorr was prrvrleged to slng at the Grace Eprs copal Church Kmgston the Old Mens Home and at the Yuletrde entertarnment 1n school Plans are bemg made for a concert to be glven 1n May The chorrsters are also enthus1 astrcally preparrng a program rn antrcrpatton of VE Day SENIOR SELECT CHORUS ne of the year s 1mportant events was held on Thursday February erghth when the Semor Select Chorus presented the operetta The Flower of Venezra The cast mcluded Thomas Check Rosalre Chemm Peggy Woolcock Florence Lrpfert Mrldred Levy Robert Swart man Iames Ellman Robert Rub rrght Mrchael Buynak Alexander Kervalavage Lawrence Kraft los eph Pelech Cynl Hudak The Chorus and senror members of the A Cappella Chorr w1ll also srng at Commencement -4' FIORETTA SINGS TO HER HERO A TOAST TO FUTURE HAPPINESS f . 7 , .,.y s y, A 1 Q. W If I . 1-'Ay 1 , ft , , fp I . t X' 1 L U N V 1 I C. 1 ' X these was the Christmas singing program held r-f 1 . -a .1 u-'1.- .u .- A1 - .-- A. I Fxrst row tlett to nghtl Mangan Adams Carr Acta Toit Crawley McGroarty A Tomascxk Shea Second row Suleskx Tabaka Zahorchak Weaver Petrock Sn der Hrbbard Dutt B Le m Check Th d K U k y y rsenr q xr row asaczun nqarvsr McCabe Hutchmson Kraynansln Srsco Pauster Shmer Fourth row Blakeslee Lawlor Drxon Chalker Ennls Srso Cusrk Brice Frith row Homza Brody Ferkx Lanqel Plummer Tuhy Lehet They Serve With Pride JOURNAL REPORTERS ournal Reporters Assocratron ts a group of students elected by the1r fellow classmates At the present t1me Freedom of the Press IS proh1b1ted rn forergn countrres but here at Coughhn our reporters are able to contnbute the1r own facts and rdeas to the school Iournal Mrs Robert Mlller rs advrser STUDENT SERVICE COMMITTEE ormed f1V9 years ago Student Serv1ce Corn mrttee IS under the supervtsron of Mrs Nan Walker Connaughton It consrsts of two stu dents from each class Therr dutres are pa trohng the cafeterra steps helprng the1r roll call teachers wrth trckets taklng charge of locker keys and runnmg errands BANK CASHIERS ank Cashrers Assocratron consrsts of de pendable students each of whom IS chosen seventy t o BANK CASHIERS CARE FOR OUR MONEY through a class elect1on Therr arrn 1S to 1n crease the number of tudent bankers and thus automatrcally tram them 1n the habrts of thrrft Thls years head cashmer Leland Knapp lS now servlng tn the armed forces of hrs coun try He was replaced by hrs assrstant George Rrtter who rn turn lS assrsted by Mane Har charufka Mrss Marte Walsh lS advrser O O I . . . , ' . ,. ,. . , , . T - lr J I . I . . . . S - , I . ' , . . , . I - 'W Fust row left to rxqht Monl-co Mfllfgan Bozentka Husal-ca Allen Warne Bachman E Toole McGeehan R1ts1ck Slley Pxsaneschl Grtmatla Second row Klubeck Shtmko skl Dfxon Evans Bartell Waskxe Scanlon Oqln Howe Thlrd row Bartolettl Halper Hogan Magyar Wxlllanns Tomczyl-c Drlscoll Davxs Smolko Mlchael Grlmes Brodhun Lowe Levandowsky Fourth row Harcharufka Stevens MOIIISSEY Burns Kopec Kelly Lawlor Mfller Bednarskx Pasternak Stevens Stevens Laubauqh Fffth row Kocfk Nlzmk Szykman Moran Harvey Bednarskx Rzucfdlo Cxestak Carvth Grula Gross Lehet Jordan Sfxth row Markowskx Hauss Hudak Dombok Zavada B Bxros M Btros McDonald Burke Penxa Rrley Kresge lF1rst row left to rfqhl Edwards Errerfck Pumrrer Rztter Krap, Hum le S bbctlnl W nat Bannon Second row Albet Ienkfns Pohorrlak Vnfan Hmbbac U1cl'rev ODonrel Skcr drnskr Thfrd row Llvfnqstone Hayes Slawfch Katovfch Repxscal-t Ha crsalfc Daffy Harcha rufka Fourth row Andrews Stetnberg Rock Stempfen Mortssey Tracy Burns Krause-r Cavanauqh Flftle row Aukerland Hoft man Casterlxne Petroskr Slngley Pasternak Dzanls Gozfck Chandler seventy three ., 1. 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' , I X I I Matthews, Kammsky, Baldq, Bowlman, L. lanes, Kriso, fnjaychoch,lKrlso, Callahan Qltowi First row lelt to rxqhtl Spernoqa Bladosz Kozey Kuzner Norakus Mlller A Wllllams Regan Kotch Hussey Mraz Llpfert Isles Second row Can non Merrxtt Maloney McCabe McDonald McGeehan Morgan Gavlxck Carr County Acla Montone Frrtzes Blarmre Thrrd row Stavxschak Kozemko McGroarty Lavxx Lendack H r h ik P M ll y a C uru a aye a oy Gorham Carroll Voelker Baloqa Allen Fourth row Nxchols Watl-uns Srmonson Roan Rudams Yalsko I Wlllxams Chxrms Spacen sky Sxso Lon Sadvar Flth r O G g y 1 om gm aughan Duffy Shea Ioseph Latsko Mangan Rxtsxck A L Marko Keen Smtkc Mroz Sixth row Glomb Klutchko Schuster Adams Bozentka Knelly Kozel Davxs Wazmk SENIOR GIRL RESERVES fr Q 11 1 252,511 Q T c 1'-.asm Y Hex cas Tremew Srmm on rf r- Y Q C 'Nr s o Detz Poaacrsx ' r lNcGroarry Crcr A D Mar 0 3 u 4 e ec xssrtx e e lc 15 lomasko has lc Fo ey Da'cn Hy! rck R dZlEWlC1 Beck Slwlbe Ne z esxz sas age Favs Smolka Ser! xeventyi ---Q- A l l F1:st :cw .eft 1: rzqht Pause VV1': Thanx: ' u. -I a 'C 1, b la C fvffzlley C -znnnll Crawl y Tcl! Yvf:'G1y,n : .Cl :cw a ,. 3f:Ttn'z.: Sakzl Eizzndt, Slfllf Weenie, Fraley Werner Cunnmqham, Snerba, Turner Tcrrzcxscic Skcrimsk. S3115 Taxi :cw P11-:tu Peek n rnnscn n G .une jr: l' , l 'G ', .... 1, D A ' .' 'rzrds shefork Grzries, L.'.'1:g51:: E-:grin zcw, Spxnnsk. 111.'c ll 1 ' '1 .vlczat 'I ' . . , k , atc! S r 13, Rad: ' Clin! 3' F135 ::w S3111 Cn C Bl lu T ' 'a , I ' 1 a 1 : rt ,' d 1: ' STLLCRQT They Prepare For a Better World SENIOR GIRL RESERVES he Senior Girl Reserves' under the guidance of Miss Dolores Gillespie, have embraced many activities of interest. Each club member aims constantly to build up and to make a part of herself those skills, ideas, and attitudes which will help her to become a finer person and to build a finer world. At the beginning of the year initiation of junior members took place. Two joint meetings with Hi-Y resulted in the planning of social activities for the year. In addition to their business meetings, Miss Gertrude Ash from the local Red Cross Chapter spoke on work being done by that organiza- tion, and Mr. Ruddy talked to the girls on how to better themselves in the future. HOMEMAKERS MEET Among these was the Bobby Sox Hop voted HOMEMAKERS CLUB best in their history by all who attended An ne of Coughlin s most popular all girl clubs other triumphant affair was their skating party the Homemakers has chalked up another which was held with the Girls Athletic Asso successful year to its credit Under its active ciation This club certainly has earned its right and able adviser Miss Theresa Bass the girls to be called one of Coughlin s top clubs We have sponsored several successful affairs wish it continued success I First row left to right Rvktarcik Connor Warner Sadvary Parise Montone DeRemer Glomb E Gorham lmaychock Klutchko Chirts Bladosz Second row Kryzkwa Podgcrski Pienta Emerrck Gavis Third row Hoffman H Iones Hobbs Serahn Baloqa Carroll McCauley Grimes Merritt Fraley Yatsko McGroartv I Iones Thomas Thompson Reynolds Selover Sulmski Fourth row Hudak Farber Rollands Berditus Zahorchak Woolcock Ioseph Filipo vich Gavlick Garwacki Caffrey Livingstone Kozemko Nichols Petrock Banasick Fifth row Grimes Shubert Smolko Allen Mor gan Acla Blamtre ODonnell Stair Tobolla Sherbc Youngblood Teevan Waznxk Sixth row Brice Toff Wassil Eckert Juris Kozey K Kotch Hassay Kultck Kupris A Kotch Kelly Sarti Richards seventy five I f , , . . , . . . . . I A I Sokol, Koval, Gardner, Tomascik: Kotch, lioval, Remensnyder, Stavischak, Sirnonson: Iohnsonl Their Activities TYPIN G CLUB student must have an A or B average ln order to quahfy for membershrp rn the Typ 1ng Club whrch IS under the capable dtrectron of Mrss Nellre Durkm At one of the meetmgs through the courtesy of the Bell Telephone Company a movrng prcture was shown The FUTURE GOVERNMENT TYPISTS Are Numerous club also enjoyed mterestmg talks QIVGD by Mr I H Super and Mr Thomas Bradley em phas1z1ng the 1deals and prmcrples of cooper atton and rntegrrty which commercrally tram ed students have acqutred rn school lrfe and wtll carry mto bustness Thrs co operat1on rn 1tself would foster the Splfll of brotherhood that IS so rmportant in the world today lUNIOR GIRL RESERVES rnce 1ts orgamzatron last year members of th1 reserve force ofthe Y W C A began the econd semester wrth a new adventure under therr capable adv1ser Miss Grace Clarke Intere t Groups were formed rncludlng harm and Drama School and Recreatron wh1ch took 1n swtmmrng pmg pong and gym nastrcs An auct1on was held to rarse money and brought rn wonderful returns A iornt meet mg was held Wllh Meyers Girl Reserves as well as the H1Y On Saturday March 24 hve members partrcrpated rn the Wyommg Valley Echo conference held at the Y A Hobo Party was scheduled for Thursday May 24 lf Q aste nal Roqo enskx Rykta k P dgo ski L g I P Ly nn Lip e S 3 ts Second o mc. ch cGeehan D ttx h lv Mc ro Skor crt o es S Cens s n T trd rl og A c D sccl archa ufka Su lc Se ctor s C 0 Clk ourth ow po n a 1 a re o l McDorc d R do xpple L ng K n th r w Was rc VK t n rko Ross aza tter Mille Torr S o seventy s x it fq, 2. 3 , H- ' Wt . , g 'J f ' V. V ,. V' Q 4' 9' -f - f M, Y' A I :T 3 ty a 13 U 75 M '64, 'U 1, w ? fi n'f9f53i'1v1 H gg ff 5 61,2 : ff -3 In 'rj 1 ', N ff , , H' J Vi 2 Y L -' 'W-T1 5111 5 A 4 ff fa, 'J ' . I' VL '12 a ,db I 'XV if fh , Alf' F I my M ' . v'1v -'f J. 'T 4 , ' V 4 Q' , if 4? V 1 b f V Y I L ' 9 ,fu '55, fa T , . I ,S L Q 5 5 3 2 1 1 M1 an V K V 'Ll PQ 5 f Q gk, . ' 'rg 'L V .G 'T E V 1 A .fp ' 9' 'Q' :ff ' ? 4 f-ff 2 xg ff 3, ' 5, ff? , vga gf- 5 9 f ,Y V we rn we . ' f' i , Q ' ' ii, 3 X Q A '-- J' 35 La 'P 5' gf 'f '1' V 'V V x f V V M f .4 ' ' 2' ' Jg hw 4, 9 fi ' in : ' -ff - Frrst row lleit to rrghtl Rudawsky Mrllxgan Ryktarcxk Rzucldlo Ross Hudak Check Heylek M TA P Bllskx Second row Slusarz R Srsko Buk Skubrts Welgus Serahn Gwlazdzmskx Yurkavage Hal clsak No ak Norakus Thtrd row Prkarsky Schornstem Monko Mxhalrck H BllSk1 Kuzner Frlrcko Setcrk Tomcyck Bartolettl Fourth row Plesnar Cannon Gates Comrto Kasmecz Anaqnos Laubaugh Long Wudnaskx Frith row Buzentka Tabaka Slomovrtz Buvnak Irunta Archer Evans Lymych Marko Adams Srxth row M1fOWSk1 Bozzl Goldner Grzybow skl Walters Brody Komeroskas M Sxsco Their Hobby Is Worldwide tamp Club under the capable superv1s1on of Mr Arthur Booth boasts of rts large member shrp of rnterested and enthuerastrc stamp col lectors At every meetmg held monthly each member rece1ved several stamps Frrst day covers and more rmportant and valuable stamps were rece1ved by the lucky w1nners of var1ous qurzzes and games Deta1ls o water marks perforatlons and mountmg stamps were dlscussed Booklets on Umted States commerrora t1ve stamps were sold to members through the Federal Post Oftrce Depart ment One meetlng wa d e v o t e d o Chrrstmas seals wh1ch date as far back as 1907 Each Seventy eight STAMPS OF OTHER NATIONS ARE INTERESTING stamp on a sheet of Chnstmas seals IS rdentrcal except for the key stamp wh1ch has a specral mark of 1dent1f1cat1on Lookrng for the key stamp proved to be very mterestmg and enjoyable General drscussrons rncluded the stones behmd stamps of our country and those of our allles Mr Booth sponsored a contest and awarded two Bre1dl1ns to the stu dents who brought 1n the most overseas envelopes Club member were 1nv1t ed by the Wyommg Valley Phrlatehc So clety to attend an 11 lustrated lecture on seals Through cor respondence w 1 t h people of forergn countrres members contrrbute toward the ever growmg mterest m world brotherhood I . . . . , . . , . O I . I I ' I A ' n . - , , . ' n 'E ' ' 1 I ' .I .Sl ., . S - A I ' ' s t , t . World Brotherhood ls Their Motto RED CROSS his year the Iunior Red Cross has been very active. Mem- bers received many letters from service men and women in for- eign lands and from children of England and France. There is a representative from every class who is to tell the pupils what the club is doing. Miss Edna Smith is the group adviser. The members of Miss lule Prisbek's class collected money which they gave to the Iunior Red Cross to buy games for con- valescent soldiers. Here are a few of the activi- ties of the Iunior Red Cross for this year Ninety nine boxes of toys were sent to children of for eign lands Seven hundred forty nine Christmas cards went to wounded servicemen in hospitals overseas Base hospitals in England received four boxes of Christmas decorations Two boxes of gifts have aone to wounded soldiers at Morris town General Hospital One hundred twenty five RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES AND MISS SMITH CHECK SCRAPBOOKS scrap books containing jokes and pictures went to servicemen oversea Seventy five decks of playing cards were donated to hospitals in Eng land One hundred packs of life savers were sent as Easter favors to ho pitals in the United States for wounded servicemen First row left to right Bilskt Kosloskz Misca age Hughes Driscoll Diopier Thomas M Cunningham Second row Grimes Plesncrr Baker Iones Godleski Brodhun Le an Staushalc Mtcheals Third row Pienta Perlcowski lmaychock H Cunning ham Uhlman Hayes Kuprts Norakus Adams Morgan Fourth row Albert Moran Tobolla Youngblood Zeltnskr Kotch Litchman Tomasko Frith ro Hobbs Carr Zumpano Brandt Thomas Pauster seventy nine . ' N ' 1 R . . . . S. -. 1 A - - 3 ' . ' I ' '. '. A v , , ' . 'U' . . ' w: . , , . , . .,,. ,, , . . , - .- . First row 'left to riqhtl Neidz Marko Spernoga Miller Donahue Sart1 Hassey Shedlock Gauqhan Stavischak G A A Kazmerchmk Koronk1ew1cz Koslosk1 Second row Ungvarskm Herman Gates Warnlko McCauley McGroarty Rubngh! Kozey Kolch Krawczyk Harcharufka Kuzner Thlrd row Schultz Plummer Schuler Saba Zapotozny Montone lVlCGlynn Flannery Fleming GGVlllCk Lymych GWlGZdZlHSkl Fourth row Bartolem Novak ODonnell Morgan McDonald Sadvary Buza Reatmx SlSkO Hutchmson F1ith row Com1to P1sanesch1 Wexss Baloqa Carroll Malloy sr w e 1 0 al-cus .A ex G A A eck B1sk ecard aw ze-ml-cc Q mrs n -1 0 5 1 ll ns x 1, vu1c 11'4c'wC w c z: l e 'N mc our '1 n vssxx 'N Q D 1 J A H V1 W Re-FP vm e rc' C 4' Fc 'w1eC B lc G F1 e v e1qh1y I I I - ' V I I '. A ' ' ' I Fil ro ' I it to r qht' N r , Chime Clark C:': 1 j Adams Fl-zfrdxnskz .f+.r'.': lK.1.:fl-1 Car: Thomas T151 Ch , 1 1 S 1 r ': Bo 1 rn. . Rvfz Cfznncn Turner . I1 n, Flnmzrfl Cammy Ffh ader Bk: 'csz ' ' ' Do. 4: 'age F1i 'ta ' h R .. 1 Thxrd raw. Rc k Seazlfss Y'::11Cf'1 Flfzdd W ztkzns Hexhfrr' G:'.'1:1 .zxdn 1 .l'1lC:ey K,.Q1k.15k.1e Pauf, Cx: 1:l:1 F tl rfvw Tonic.. Hand: Rudi: ' ' 4' .lzzrnfzk Kneny Shidf-,. Grfzhrcf l-f1SCf1'.'aae f:'1' Hr' qrzn Ez: l:c-ck Cunn1nq..f1m. FLM.. rc ' .. nw r R ,an C. Carcrzc 1 E'.'::r:,r-If-st: Gzrtfffx Kf,:n:.'1.1 Sc-z' A ,'11,,,l-c1,S:::::ka 1-'1.llcAr: 1,5 . 3-1 le Swim row Carlszn Scr1'. 1nf Themes Shuster, Zahcrrhak Frrst row left to Il t Yanuska Petro Kervalavaqe Metzo Gxldea Zynel Evans S Yanchuk Schrader Toole Haggerty Kozlowxch S Iones Second row Laubaugh Dzury Podlosl-cl P Kelly T Kelly Haven Deqnan Krauser Curley Iames Krempasky S Buynak Rogan Harcharufka Clough Zaccagnm W Hanagan Platsky McGroarty Devans H Carr P Delman Thrrd row M Pendergast Hoffman Wassley Flannery Casterlme B Walker Yeeles F Walsh Tuhy Iones Gelatko P Hanaqan Marqre Stanton Connor Fraxl Warner Rrley Bachman Fourth row Grossman W Iones Mullm Smtth Levan Hurlev Hawrusrk Petroskr Borkowskt E Lanqel McGlynn Kalanrck Gottlteb Peters Baluta Kozrch Frith row MacDonald Boyer Cole R Carr Chepanoms Delman Sherrdan Deane Andrews Cusxck Davrs Pelech Deppner Verespy Brody Srxth row Kowalskr Grabko Zalesl-cas Dombek Istvan Zavada Bnttrngham W Walker Acerbr Brros Lulchuk McMaster I Walsh Makaravxtz Seventh row Wrublewskt Check W Mc Cadden Btrcs Pacrqa Shertn Saber Reese Shades Swxatkowskt I McCadden Purta Fustrsh Physlcal Futness I Thelr Goal GAA he Grrls Athletrc Assocxatlon lS composed of g1rls w1th athletlc ambrtrons who have contr uted much to the morale of the school program Under the competent leadershrp of M1ss Rrta Austm the tradrtronal Hallowe en Party for fresh QB MISS GILCHRIST POURS FOR SENIOR TEA man g1IlS and the Senlor Tea were very success ful Group actrvltles began w1th the 1n1t1at1on of new members A roller skatmg party took place the followrng month The basketball and volley ball teams schools A for the grrls matched games w1th other local new sport bowllng was rntroduced LETTERMEN S CLUB n Coughl1n Hrgh School where sports are very enthusrastrcally practrced there IS bound to be a Lettermens Club for those glad1a tors of the dramond gr1d1ron mat and track who comprlse the teams Thrs club grves mernbershrp to any boy who was out a full year for one of the varrous sports but most of tts members pract1ce almost all of the schools sports Due to the rllness rn the earher part of thrs year of the frlend and advrser Mr Frank Penderqast the boys were unable to hold socral actrvltles etghty one ' 2 tl l -, - . 4 fn t , , s -' . - 1 1 of 1 t ,fl ,- ' 'fag' P '-. e 35312 fl b , , - , , t jiu A skit 'it 'L . 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Y 1 ' n gf ' ' U' ' R 1' ' - - - . , , t I - . , BowLlNeoLuB 1 Y Where Fellowship and Competition Rengn FOR BOYS ONLY BOWLING CLUB owlmg Club under the superv1s1on of Mr H C Booth has e1qht teams who play com pel1l1VelY agarn t themselves for the champlon m sb- is COUGHLIN BOWLERS MEET WEEKLY hrp of the club Team frve composed of Larry Pele h captam Ph1l Leqault Al Koval Ioe B1ro and Francrs lVl1l1ham took the f1r t place po 1t1on and each was pre ented Wllh a bronze pm hm Watkms was pre ented wrth a s1lver pm for hxah core of the eason Wllh 210 p1ns toppled HIY ne of the best repre ented clubs ID Couahl1n 1 H1 Y Th1 club con 1 ts of a larqe mem ber hrp of boy under the au1dance of Mr Anthony I Ruddy Out tandmg events of the year were an addre s by Conqre sman Dan1el I Flood on the lOplC Arn Hlah ln L1fe we ner roast a spor dance and everal yornt rne 1nqs Wlh the Glrl Re erves At the last yon meetmq the clubs were enterta1ned by Mr Good of the Mmers Nat1onal Bank Frrst row fleit to rrqht Delmcrn Cxcrcrnl Morgan OBr1en Knapp Kraft Bundle Petro Burkowsl-rl R Y Stolil Hunuqcn Seco d row Toole Anusuvcqe Rubrlqht Ritter Murphv Kellv Hcrpemcrn Mu r M Brrde Prtrcrk Ellmon Thrrd row Swortmcn Wozmtskl Plummer Deppner Pelech Brenncrn Gr Pk C Swlutl-cowskx Hme McG1nley Feduk Fourth row Cherpcrk Schroder Hudcrk Pelesh G1mher Kern Lencrhcn Ros Mnnfrnn Pun Frith row Clcrrk Istvcrn Lcrnqel Kovcrl Grldecr McCcclden Zynel Brxttmghcrm Hayes Check Shmtz Fxrst row left to rlght Reese Denn1s Metzger Tott Gelotko Gcrtuskw Pcrsterncrk Penxr G ex Y McMaster McCcrdden Second row Evcxns Adcmchrck S1sco Bone Knapp De mar' O h E SH1 1 Krcruser Poerxo Edwards Block McGrocrrty Thlrd row Nellzqcn Blcxnkenbu nnxs 'n C Cntfre Brlslm Connors Wcrlsh Lcrwlor Pcye Hcxnsbury Duffy Fourth row Tuhy Cuslck Zcrocxtockr Frml Dnvenoort ln Y nlk Caruth Peters Metzo Levcrn M151-cowxtz Frith row Bc hmcrn Lctnqel Meuccr Brenner Mrzrqle Ccrrr Musketnuss Coe Goldner Smlth Bclutcx Dobnsh rlqh y t - ', . .1 : , . A , ' , , , , lffr, , .. . A , . N F Y f... W- . . ,. .. . . r. . I I ' : . ' , , , . , ', , 1, : jtick, - , . : , , , , . I . rpnzncs, , ' , . , . ' : , 5 , . . . s. ack , A ' . r , , , . I ' , ', f :JY Kcrlzxr ' , , . , , ' ' . 'I C , '. , ' , . ' 1 Eurrzzn . ., Senior Play Comes Again yi CURING THE HICCUPS IUDY RECEIVES A SINGING TELEGRAM All 4 I! xrst row 1 I N :oz I Che: TOIFGQCI oo C T C eck Radzxevslcz Rude ph Wcxme A E Kozel Secowd rcvu B own LEIIJYTIGD McGroorIy O Mc 'ex Ccunty Brcnd1 Baker D Montone L urko '11 d ws B crmre Carr herrm n-xt 'Hx .Ak Morqcz Brogcxn O Donne I '1 ren QM' mr-'re vx 'm ss k Pee P r s ge Scx e gl' 3 tc .ff -A'-1.1171 lf. ,z 1 Q1 -4 -xl. . x-- . - A . - --- - - N x F 'lefitcrqh .1 ..v k, ...k,'W Ic?k . , , ' 1. ' .r l M l. Tl.g rc ':A ZA .. , C! .' , S . Hatcher' G I rx H ' I Fouqn row' MCGOeh3n Nov:1k,Tc!i, Kraft Hztter Tocle Oqm, Tcmcsko Smcli. Fifth raw Deiemcn, Sxmcn Lxtchmcm, Hubrxqht R-.1.:le Czfizrtz 'Nczrtztskz Tc Buyrtfzk ,1'.. rfrw' PI I S 'zr1m'::1 Srl YCd8! Rc Had: I s.. .-'1..u cvs , 'yrdrz A .:'- Lg: MASQUERS AND SENIOR PLAY asquers 1 that group of semors who have shown def1n1te abrhty for actrng and publrc speakmq The most rmportant act1v1ty of the Ma quers thrs year was thelr p esentatron of Iunror M1 s The show was a h11ar1ous comedy rn three acts Under the skrllful drrec non of Mrss Myvanwy Wrllrams the show was one of the best ever produced at Coughhn Members of the casi rncluded Ioseph Gavm Leo Anusavage Em11y Radzrewrcz Bernrce Patrlck Dons Le1bman Dorothy Tomascrk lean McGroarty Paul Rundle L1111an Tomasko W11 11am Plummer Robert Swartman Mrchael Buynak George Rrtter Cyrrl Hudak Ioseph Junior Mass Bug Success THIS IS FOR YOUR UNCLE WILLIS LOIS GIVES A BIG SMILE TO HER BOY FRIENDS C I B CRACKS A IOKE IUDY, DON'T LEAVE YOUR SKATES IN THE FOYER exqhty I , I-'.' 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Fxrst row llett to rlght MIIIIQGD I Check Carr County Deleman Regan Rudolph Brlskx Moran Second row Harcharufka Edwards Morgan Lexbman Tomasclk Reynolds Levrne Kornblau Chernm OMal ey Broqan Thrrd row Ogln Mlhallck Pause Tomasko Monko Woolcock Novak Cron Hadzxe xcz Small Fourth row Rutter L1t nman Srmon Kraft Rubrlqht Clcram Taren Buvnak Frith row Plummer Swartman Ross Hudak T Check Woznxtskn Anusavage Sovyrda The Show Must Go On Wrlhams varxous members of the club also spoke ln Chapel to commemorate many cele brated hohdays These orxgrnal speeches were dehvered rn lme Patrrck Henry fashron' MINSTRELS-AMATEURS h1S year not belng an exceptlon saw another successful program presented at Coughlm Hrgh It was a two rn one productron the Mm us Capers The trad1t1ona1 end men and end grrls playlng to a packed house kept the aud1 ence rn constant laughter The speclaltles mented hearty applause The colleglately dressed chorus representmg vanous well THE CHORUS AND AUNTIE SING OUT SPEAKERS S CLUB s 1ts name rmpltes Speakers Club has one a1m to teach rts member ease and fluency rn publ1c speaklng lt has been proved that rt has succeeded rn rt efforts by the very cap able manner wrth whrch 1ts members gave therr campaxgn speeches rn all the home rooms durmg the Iournal and Breldlm cam palgns Under the gurdance of Mrss Myvanwy known colleges made a colorful background that was pleasmg to the eye The audrence was an apprecratlve one After the Game was the theme of the Mlnstrels whrch were drrected by Mr F H Super and Mr Paul B Lewrs The Amateurs we e under the d1rect1on of Mr Franc1s T Truscott and were called At the Houseparty Once agam the student ol Coughhn Hlgh School presented a frne show I ' ' 'Z ' ' , , , ,.,,, I 1. 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'SJC he Board of PLlbl1CGl1OI1S Cons1sts of the Edrtorral Typmg Busmess and Art Staffs These groups prepare the mater1a1 m the Iournal and Bre1dl1n The Ed1lOIlGl Staff wntes everythmg except contnbuted materlal The Typmg Staff types all copy 1n form for the pr1nter The Art Staff makes the splend1d covers and cartoons seen rn the varrous ed1 tlons of the Iournal The Busmess Staff gets the advert1sements and collects adverttsrng fees Workmg as one b1g team these tudents try alway to produce better publrcattons The advrsers are MISS Ruth T Austm Mrs Robert Mlller Mrs Florence E Hughes and Mr W1ll1Gm A Connor JEANNE COUNTY RITA KAPDRCH DANIEL KELLY BETTY MCDONALD GRACE OMALLEY KATI-IRYN SKORDINSKI ASSY ED T ASS EDITOR SST EDITOR CHARLES ROSS EDYTHE RUDOLPII ALBIN AUKERLUND MARILYN BURKE SHIRLEY BURNS IRMA HUDAK PAUL GDIICK KIRK PAYE JEAN SMIGELSKI HELEN NIICKULIK EVELYN FEDAK DONALD LEVAN qhty exqht D LAWRENCE PELESH MINDELL SMALL - V V :anon-In-Curr.: .1ounnAL sf BREIDLIN CO'EDlTOR-lN'CMIlf I ' . 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HCDCI-IEY IUHS runny t FOOTBALL esplte one of the toughest schedules any school was ever requtred to play the Red and Blue football eleven copped the dec1s1on 1n four of 1ts nme t1lts In the flrst game the Coughlmrtes downed a flghtrng Ashley eleven 19 to O Schrader scored early 1n the f1rst quar ter A pass to Yanuska and a plunge by Zynel accounted for the other talhes The Crusaders gamed therr ftrst Conference vrctory by turmng back Luzerne 13 to 7 Coughlm scored on a pass and a 30 yard end run by Toole The undefeated Plymouth Indrans proved too much for the Coughlm eleven and handed them therr f1rst setback Meyer drd all the1r sconng 1n the frrst half to down the Crusaders 19 to 6 Coughllns only tally came 1n the last per1od HOLD ON TO THAT BALL' KEEP ON DRIVING TOOLE' when Zynel broke off tackle for 60 yards The Red and Blue tal11ed the only touchdown of the game to upset the Nanttcoke eleven by the ball to the lyard l1ne Zynel camed 1t over After leadrng all through the frrst half the Crusaders dropped a hard fought conte t to Berwrck 19 to 6 Coughlm s score came as the result of a 55 yard touchdown dr1ve whlch was chmaxed by a Zynel to Evans pass The next grxd t1lt was a heart breaker w1th G A R ekemg out a vxctory by a one pomt margm The Red and Blue drew fxrst blood when Schrader smashed over from the 10 The try for the extra polnt farled W1th only a few mm utes left to play G A R was able to score and made good the extra pomt to w1n 7 to 6 The Coughl1n1tes broke a scoreless txe m the fmal quarter and pushed over the needed tally to defeat Larksvxlle 6 to 0 Zynel passed to Evans who raced 30 yards to score The Kmgs ton Husk1es blanked the Red and Blue ln the annual Thanlcsgxvmg Day game by a 20 to 0 count Klngston tallred rn the f1rst two per1ods but was held scoreless rn the last half . . x - . - . . . . T' 5 .. - D a 6 to 0 count. A march from midfield brought - s 9 I - I I , ' if .lf Qmtg-A K I , 1 ' I ' ' , I 1 ffl.5.fzagf ' ' ' -w FOOTBALL SCORES - ta'-J: L49 QA Sept. 16-Coughlin .................. 19 Ashley ...... ............ O Sept. 23-Couqhlin .................. 13 Luzeme .................. 7 V. ,--L. ,.f.i?:3 .,,.,?:.,... , ,g .2 ,, Sept. so-coughnn .................. s Plymouth ............ 47 if eq,. 'f t' ....'f'f'?rf5f? oct. 7-Couqhlin .................. 6 Meyers ...............,.. 19 A A jilmwf ' A' Oct. 16-Coughlin ,,................ 6 Nanticoke ............ O t .f A . Oct. 21-Coughlin .................. 6 Berwick .................. 19 Nov. 4-Coughlin .................. 6 G. A. R ............... 7 Nov. 11-Coughlin .................. 6 Larksville ............ O Nov. 23-Coughlin .................. 0 Kingston ............... 20 TAKE THAT MAN OFF' HIT THAT HOLE' Flrst row Cleft to nghtj Yanu ka Haggerty Zynel Bucs Hurley Check Schrader Gtldea Shades Evans Petro Kozlowxch Second row Mr West Facultv Manager Ch1ss1er Hawru sxk Istvan Fustxsh Dombek Wrublewskl Zaleskes Toole Deppner Chepanoms Metzo Mr Emanuel temorary coach Thtrd row Keay Kalamk Kawalskt Hogan McMaster Bxros Stanton Saber Fourth row Podloskr Yanchuk McGlynn Lulchuk Mroztnskx Kumlega Verespy Walsh Krempasky Hannxgan Frith row Davxs McGroartv Pelech Gottlteb Farr Boyer Absent Mr Frank Pendergast Coach because of hospttalxzatxon nxnety three , . Y . . . BASKETBALL TWO POINTS FOR C H S he Red and Blue cagers opened the basket ball eason by lo mg to a strong Plymouth team by a 33 to 25 count Nanttcoke forged ahead rapldly ln the last two quarters to w1n 43 to 28 The Crusaders then trampled Meyers 46 to 33 Iones scored 21 potnts to lead the Coughlm cagers ln a hard fought game our boy garnered another vlctory at the expense of Hanover Cough11n led at the half 27 to 18 and went on to w1n 41 to 34 Hrgh scorer was Evans wlth 14 pomts Takmq the lead early m the game a strong Berw1ck team defeated the Red and Blue by a 34 to 23 count The Newport caqers won the dectslon over the Coughlm qu1ntet by stag1ng a scormg spree ln the closmg mmutes In the last per1od New ports offenslve chcked for three goals to w1n 44 to 38 The Red and Blue toppled K1ngston before the largest turnout of the sea on Al BASKETBALL TEAM M VID dRy though the Huskies led at the half by a six- point margin, the Crusaders overcame this lead to win, 37 to 31. In a postponed tilt, the Grena- diers of G. A. R, were able to edge out the Coughlin cagers by scoring a field goal in the closing 30 seconds of the game. A four-point margin was held by Coughlin at the half. Opening up the second half, the Crusaders lost two in succession. The first was dropped to the Plymouth Indians, first half champs, by a 63 to 45 score. Our boys had an off-night and were easy pickings for Nanticoke Returning to their home court the Coughlinites rebounded and rolled over the Meyers Mohawks 61 to 38 Red Iones broke loo e to tallv 16 points In the next game Hanover settled a first half score by taking a 53 to 37 decision over the visiting Coughlin quintet In the next game the Red and Blue evened its series with Berwick by scoring a 41 to 38 triumph Zynel led the Coughhn attack with 14 points Pelech and Evans racked up 14 points each in the Red and Blues victory over G A R Our boys sprang into the lead early and held in through out to win 39 to 38 Newport duplicated its first half victory over the Couahlinites by cor ing twice in the closing seconds to win 44 to 42 Our boys led through most of the game and up until the final minute In the last game of the season the Crusaders wound up on the short end of the core against Kingston The last two games were plaved without Evans and Zynel who left for ervice SET IT UP ZYNEL' Dec Dec an an an an an an Feb Feb Fe Feb Feb e Fe GOING UP' WHO MADE THAT SHOT? BASKETBALL SCORES Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughlin Coughlin Coughlin Coughlin Coughlin Coughlrn Coughlin Coughlin Coughlin Plymouth Nanticoke Meyers Hanover Berwick Newport G A R Plymouth Nanticoke Meyers Hanover Berwick G A R Newport Kingston 'Y . 12- ' .................. 25 ............... 33 . 15- ' .................. 28 ' ............ 43 I . 5- ' ............,..... 46 ..................... 33 I . 9- ' .................. 41 .................. 34 I . 12- ' .................. 23 ' .................. 34 I .l9- ' .,................ 38 .................. 44 Ian. 23-Coughlin .................. 37 Kingston .................. 31 I .26- ' .................. 36 . . .................... ..37 I .30- ' .................. 45 ............... 63 . 2- ' .................. 21 ' ...,..,...,. 57 . 9- ' .................. 61 .................,... 58 b. 13- ' .................. 37 .....,............ 53 . 16- ' .................. 41 ' ..,..... ......... 3 8 . 20- ' .................. 39 . . .....,.............. ..38 F b. 22- ' ,................. 42 .................. 44 , . b. 27- ' .................. 26 ' ................. .61 WRESTLING eetmg the experrenced Kmqston squad 1D therr frr t 1nter scholastrc meet the Couqhhn wrestlers were defeated by a 47 to 0 score Meyers handed the boys their se ond setback by taklng s1x of the eleven matche Deleman Mrozlnskr and Hurley won on falls whrle Kelly and Davxs were taktna decrslons The Red and Blue dropped the next meet to the Shaw nee grapplers 27 to 18 Coughhn took four matches two ot them on falls The Mohawks duphcated therr frrst v1ctory by edgrng out the Coughlrnltes 26 to 23 Deleman Dav1s and Hurley threw the1r opponents 1n hard fought contests Mrozrnskr s p1n 1n 28 seconds was the qu1ckest v1ctory recorded th1s season Pola chek scored a declsxon A 26 to 19 v1ctory was won by G A R a they regrstered four falls and two decrsrons Dec1s1ons were cored for Coughlln by Pete and Ioe Deleman and Pola ponents The Couahlimtes then lost to Forty Forts expenenced matmen Hurley was the lone Couqhhn victor Plymouth took the next meet 33 to 16 score but they had a hard trme rn subdurnq the touah Coughlrn wrestlers Deleman and Davl scored hard fouaht decr slons Mrozlnskr won on a fall and Hurley followed wrth a 32 econd pm Comma through 1n fme form the Red and Blue garnered then' f1rt v1ctory at G A R s expense 27 to 12 Deleman Davr Gelatko Polachek and M1c holrchek cored hard fought decrslons Two pms were req1 tered by Mrozmskx and Hurley 1 S FINISH HIM QUICK' YOU VE GOT HIM NOW' HELP' HELP . .S . n . . ' c ' ' s. , . . . s ' . . I . . S chek. Mrozinski and Hurley threw their op- .S - - .- . -C . . ' s ' . . .' , . f . S E . . . . . Y .S . . A I WRESTLINGTEAM M GH cm Fe Feb Feb Feb Mar 5 WRESTLING SCORES Couqhhn Couqhhn Couqhhn Couqhhn Couqhhn oughhn Couqhhn Kmgston Plymouth Meyers G A Forty Fort Plymouth A HE S RIDING FOR A FX' LL First row left to right : Walsh, Dcmbe Ivfrozlnskl, co-ccptmn' Hurley ':n-Ccptzuri' D Polcchek. Second row: Mr, cryer, coach: L. cGrocr!y. Sherxdcn, Geicxtko, rn Krause-r, Petrosky, manager. hir row: Lrlubcu h, . cGro:rrty ullms, Tuhy. che , Summon, Ke , Stevens. 1 . 133 ' .........,..,..... 0 ' ,...,........,.... 47 J Icm. 17-fCough1in .......,,......... 21 Meyers . .,,.,......,,.... 26 ' I . 24- ' ,....,.....,. ....18 .......... ..27 11. 7 L. ' ...,,,........,... 23 ,....., ........... 2 5 , . 14 ' ,....,...,,,,..... 19 . . H ..,......,......... 26 fa . 21 ' ............,..... 5 .........,.. 40 9 . zaeec ' ............,..,,. 16 .......,....,.. 33 ' ' . - ' ..............,... 27 G. . H ..............,.... 12 V ' ' W V ' ,1 Vx. U v , ' ' ' 1 n T ' A ' NOTE THAT HOLD 9 TRACK Fxrst row Clelt to rlghtl Zaleskus Andrews Brxslm Gurdak Nayone Krause! Umphred McGroarty Gurdak Second row Kowalski B Walker W Walker Swxatkowskx Walsh McGlynn Yanchuk Ch M k D H k epanoms rozms 1 avls urley Kozxc McMahn Third row Hanagan Pelech Harnty Carr 'VIcMaster Stanton Burnett Lulchuk Sosnoskn MISCGVGQE Demmlck Cuslck Grossman Flannery Mr Pendergast Fourth row Yanuska Gatusky Brros Blros Metzo Glldea Boyer Wasley Wrubleskl Kervalavage TRACK SCORES May 17 May 20 May 7 CLEAR THAT BAP' May 14 mnety exqht Couqhhn 5 G A R PIAA Dxstnct Meet Coughhn placed fourth Meyers G A R 9 Trxple Meet Kmgston Plymouth Coughhn Coughlm 73 Meyers '2 45 V2 20 V2 38 V2 32 V2 40 l ami 5 ' ' - 1 4 4 ' ' - ' .....,...... 7 . . .............,... N56 ' ' ' - ' ' ' ......... 27f - F . A ' ' May 26-City Meet- Coughlin ........................ 51 1 4 5 - ' - ' ........................... 47 lthough the 1945 Track team got off to a slow start they have what 1t takes to w1n Coach Pendergast has at least a half dozen pomt getters from last year s squad around whtch to bulld th1s years team In thetr f1rst meet th1s season Coughlm competed 1n a tnple meet w1th Kmgston and Plymouth The Husktes took the meet w1th 47 pomts Plymouth came tn second w1th 38Vz potnts to thetr credtt The Coughlm team qamered 32Vz pomts In the lust track event of the day the 100 yard dash the Walker boys took second and thxrd place Chepanonts led the held tn the 440 to cop fxrst place In the 880 Gatusky took thxrd place Mrozmskt made a fme showmg 1n takmg sec ond place tn the hurdles In the hlgh lump and Yanuska took second and thxrd place re specttvely tn the dlscus In the half m1le relay McGlynn Ben Walker B111 Walker and Yan chuk ea 1ly took hrst place The m1le relay was a runaway w1th out boys coppmg f1rst place 1n the slzzlxng txme of three mmutes and forty one seconds Thts relay team IS com posed of Walsh McGlynn Chepanonls and Yanchuk Future meets mclude Meyers G A R the P I A A meet and the Clty meet at G A R They Max Fun Wuth Work' LJ. Swiatkowski was tied for first place. Gildea KEEP ON GOING WALKERS' BASEBALL 1th all of last years varsxty lost through graduanon or to the servlce Coach Tony Ruddy d1d a fxne yob of shapmg a team In an exhlbztron game the boys trounced the Wllkes Barre Naval Inductron Center 7 to 0 Reese and Pacxga shared the pxtchmg laurels as they gave up but one h1t The Red and Blue came from behmd to defeat a strong Luzerne team 7 to 6 Shlckshmny scored twlce ln the last 1nn1ng to hand Coughlm 1ts frrst setback of the season In the flrst league game the Red and Blue was defeated by G A R 6 to 4 The H11ltoppers drew f1rst blood by sconna two runs ln the flrst mnxng In the th1rd Couqhlln staged a rally good for four runs but G A R came back rn the same frame wxth an eaual number of runs to take the game Deppner led the Coughhn batt1ng wzth two srngles The Red and Blue rebounded to p1n a 2 to 0 defeat on Kmgston Reese was outstandmg m his per formance of allowxng three hlts and stnkmg out ten Wxth one out 1n the f1ISl 1nn1ng Blank enbush singled Verespy and Borkowskl fol lowed w1th walks to flll the bases OBnens sxngle to left f1eld scored the only two runs of the game From that pomt on both teams played a1rt1ght ball The team has a hlghly successful season before them 1f they contmue wxth the1r good P1ICh1I'lg and t1me1y h1tt1nq KEEP YOUR EYE ON THAT BALL STRIKE ONE oehdred '1 lgqsgwit -K' . 1 . 1 . I . , . . Q I N . . ' 1 , I I ' A . 1 Q Q' n . ' I . - . c 1 ' . . , . , . I .J '. . . l 1-L' ' l .. I 'x - ' ., ,A . , , - . , x H. ' I' 4 ' . ,Qt A-' J -.,. iv,-1 -.1?:. - K, gg., M., A , fs., ... Alu, 'G 5.1. f .'!,'.- -- -Q' I ' -fn 5' ,W ' . -, . '-few ' '. .. - - v- 'v-.. BASEBALL TEAMM Q Day p B B so 0 Goss t B e y Mc: oo Op os Gott Stephe h S BASEBALL SCORES Apr W B Ncrvcxl Induc Apr Luzerne Apr Shrckshlnny Apr G A R May 4 Kxngston May 7 Ashley Coughlm Coughlrn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn TEAMWORK WINS GAMES' OUT AT SECOND First row lleit to rightb: B. Reese, R. Orphcnos. Second row: I. Purta, I. Borkowski, Podloski, E. Reese, Pcci cr, ppner, Veres y, . O' rien, Blankenbush, . I nes, Fo te, . c adden. ir row: Mr. Bud , T. Oriole, I. Platsky, E. Petroski, S. Buynak, P. Gozik, Heiiertinqer, I, r , Bere ski, . Lynn, Belccstro, I. Petroski, Delcn y, McGour!y. Fourth row: Curie , rgie, E. R s, I. r han , lieb, ns, S erba, Kocik, usa. . 19- .- . . 0 ' ..... 7 . 23- ........................... 6 ' ......... 7 - . 26- ' ' ............... 5 ' ......... 3 . 30- . . . ......... .................. 6 ' ...... 4 - ' .....,........... , ......... 0 ' ......... 2 I ' - ................................. 3 ' 2 ' W WX , 5 A I . I V R nj , . MQ Q, 1 A 4 . - , PRE-GAME PEP TALK e hundred-o GOT IT' mong the GCllV1l1eS mcluded rn the program of Gxrls Sports lh1S year were basketball and volleyball Basketball teams were chosen all the teams compnsed the varsrty The vars1ty team played Meyers G A R Kmgs ton and Ashley two games aprece They were unfortunately defeated mn all games except the one wrth Meyers on theu' own floor In the case of volleyball the ent1re w1nn1ng team makes up the varsxty The team was vxctorxous over Meyers but defeated by G A R in two games GIRLS Bowlmg was open to any g1rl who wlshed to part1c1pate thrs year Gxrls met at the Eagles each Monday after school for about three months and played mn a league of thelr own The most xmportant sports actxvrty rn whlch the grrls w1ll take part w1ll be a May Day fesuval on Thursday May 24 The feSl1Vll18S w1ll lnclude demonstratxons by the Majorettes and Baton Twrrlers accompan1ed by a four PIBCG band Groups of freshman and sopho more grrls w1ll present a farmer dance a tap dance w1th ropes and an athletrc dr11l Iunxors w1ll grve a badmmton exh1b1t1on and certam jumors w1ll partrcxpate 1n a mmuette The hght of the occasxon w1ll be the coronatxon of the May Queen Freshman grrls who stand under fxve feet tall w1ll be flower grrls and members of the semor class w1ll comprrse the Queen s court The Queen w1ll be Betty Kane and the g1r1s 1n her court Ieanne DeRemer A11ne Blam1re Marjone Acla Ianet Schmaltz Ioan Knelly Nancy Malloy Kay Skordmskl and Dolores Crawley BADMINTON FOR HEALTH HIT IT GIRLS' hddt from all four classes and the best players on tumbling team will also perform. The high- SPORTS LONDON BRIDGES They Dont Tumble Down' New ANGLE h ci I T Fir! L1 ft to rightl: H III , G 1 , C VOLLEYBALL and BASKETBALL TEAM Dal-'ovgecfnd wwf Adufislwff H Y Krcxwczyk. Absent, County. MAJORETTES nder the supervrsron of MISS Rlta Austxn the Majorettes were re orgamzed last fall The grrls performed at football games do1ng many d1ff1CLlll and outstandmg drxlls between the halves One talked about feat was the formmg of Old Glory on the held They also marched rn the parade held for the Slxth War Loan The unrforms were whrte sweaters whrte pleated sklrts red knee socks loafers and whrte beames Sol1d colored red and blue flaas were camed by the g1r1s when struttmg therr stuff The Majorettes w1l1 be an added attractron to May Day and agam come up to thelr reputa tron of a splendld dnll group They certa1nly have proved thelr abrhty to the satlsfactron of the students of the school ,A :A Front row lleft to rxqhtl Deflemer Poland Zahorchak Matasavage L Coyne Knelly Malloy Morgan A E Rogan County M Coyne Second ro Ga rlak Suleskl Soroka Dvorak Mrrmak A L Marko Acla Petroskx Carr Allen Thrrd ro Ga rs Nexman Shades Anusavaqe Harcharulka Spernoga Koron kre cz Carroll Baloga Dettmore Stavxschak one hundred four . . . . l . 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M f I 1 A - r 1944 45 CALENDAR Sept. 7 School opened wrth an enrollment of 1790 students 358 semors 4l2 Junrors 463 sophomores 540 freshmen M1ss Ford loxned the faculty and Mr Utz returned from G A R Sept 15 War Bond and Stamp sales began Honor Guard started at flag ra1s1ng Sept 22 The hrst cheer practrce of the year was held rn preparation for the Luzerne game Sept 25 Flrst ftre dnll Sept 26 Etghteen boys regxster for swtm mmg classes at Meyers Oct 5 Ftrst chapel program Mus1c IS Fun Oct 6 The cast for the Semor Play was an nounced Cheer practrce was held for the Meyers game Oct 13 Essay on Why Maxlmum Produc t1on of Anthracxte IS Necessary was due on Nov 16 More than 600 Couqhhn students who have fathers or brothers workmg IH the mmes were el1g1ble to contest Oct 17 IournalCampa1gn Day Oct 19 The movrng prcture Hold That Ghost was shown to the school Proceeds went to Soldrers Mcul Orders for senror r1ngs were taken Nov 9 School was dxsmrssed at 2 45 For get Me Not Day Parents Nlght Nov 13 Mr Emanuel took charge of the football team after Red Pendergast was re moved to the hosprtal for an appendectomy Nov 16 A goal of S3 500 was set for the Srxth War Loan Dnve Nov 17 H1 Y Dance was held from 8 to ll Nov 28 Iunror Ushers were selected Nov 30 Semor Play Iumor M1ss Dec 7 Sen1or electron was held at 8 40 Dec 12 Vocattonal Gu1dance Conference sponsored by the K1wan1s was held at Cough l1n Dec 14 Our Fnends the Snakes Chapel program Dec 20 Chnstmas program St George and the Dragon and Pop Reads the Chnst mas Carol School closed at 3 15 for Chr1st mas vacatlon Ian 2 School reopened Ian 4-Collectlon for Soldrers Mall There are now more than l 000 on the 11st The parts of the letters are news of the school news of the c1ty and a 11st of boys and therr addresses Ian. 5 An announcement was made that the nng orders from last Iune and October were delayed Ian. 8-S10 008 35 rn War Bonds and Stamps sold durmg the S1xth War Loan Ian 12 Sgt Walter C Wood addressed the school on hts expenences ln Egypt and the Holy Land Ian 16 Patty Berg golf champxon and a member of the Women s Marme Corps spoke Ian 15 to Ian 18 Brerdlrn plctures sched uled m the gym Plctures to be taken Ian 16 were cancelled because the Bear Creek stu dents were not able to come ln due to a heavy snowfall Ian 19 Fmal order for semor rmgs was taken Feb l The second semester began Feb 2 Mrs Hulda Fnsk Gran radro an nouncer of Bergen Norway related her war exper1ences Feb 8-The Operetta Flower of Venezxa was presented by the Sen1or Select Chorus ton s Brrthday and a shortage of coal Feb 26 Observance of Washxngton s Brrth day Feb 27 Brotherhood Week program Rev Mr Iule Ayres and Rabbr Dav1dson addressed the school Mar 9 Rev Dr Stanley Kemp spoke Bre1d lm campargn Soap collectron for Poland was held Mr Zerbe left to accept a posmon of teach1ng at Penn State College Extenslon School Mar 12 Tryouts for Mtnstrels and Amateurs began Mar 23 to Apnl 3 Spnng vacatron Apnl 13 Memorral exercrses were held for Presldent Roosevelt and school was d1sm1ssed It was the end of the thlrd year for the Soldrers Mall Apnl 19 Mmstrels and Amateurs Apnl 20- South Afnca A March of Ttme fxlm was shown to the school May 8-VE Day School was drsmxssed after appropnate exercxses one hundred hve I CCL 27-End of ihe first interval. Feb. 22-23-School closed because of Wash- Y HALFTONES LINE ETCHINGS COLOR PLATES ART SERVICE CRAFTSMEN ENGRAVED RS wnmb pfwnww: f0fmem1mhmm AwhM Fortune Saturday Evening Post Tlme News Weekly etc HIGH GRADE CATALOG AND COLOR ENGRAVINGS A SPECIALTY Wilkes Barre 9 3 3676 TOWN HALL BUILDING S WASHINGTON nd E MARKET Sf WILKES BARRE, PA A Y ,O 0 C . , I 0 . , 9 . 9 . y O 0 0 0 'TTC--' -li lil. ' . I , Cl .1 A I S. ' , ' I 0 mm 1 APPRECIATION The completion of this Breidlin would have been impossible without the cooperation of those who, through their willingness, have assisted in the completion of this yearbook. We wish to thank each and every one of our adverttsers whose financial as rstance has made possible the low cost of thrs book We know that student patronage w1ll be appreciated by them Our deepest appreciatron to our faculty advisers Miss Ruth T Austin Mrs Florence E Hughes and Mr William A Connor who have given us con srderable gurdance tn preparing the Bretdlin We also wish to thank Mr Leonard Utz for takxng and prmtmg several actron shots We also wrsh to express our thanks to Mr Thomas I Collms of the Collins Press Mr Ioseph R Fisher of Craftsmen Engravers and Mr Ioseph Stearns and Mr Charles Hausler of Stearns Studro who have contrxbuted greatly to thrs publrcatxon Last but not least we thank our Edxtorral Typmg Art and Business Staffs whose w1ll1ng co-operation has completed this task excellently THE EDITOR lfm Spa f Dana! ff Ba 11 lrlfna' A W WEISS SUNDAY INDEPENDENT Decorative and Commercial PAINTING Wyoming Valley s Favorite Horne Newspaper l36 Finn Street Wilkes Barre READ IT AND KEEP POSTED Phone 3 3396 WHITE PALACE LAUNDRY ZORIC DRY CLEANING 19 East Market St Wilkes Barre Pa Acknowledged As The Best ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS DIAL 2 8316 FOOTBALL TENNIS BASEBALL 1 BADMINTON BASKETBALL SOCCER Wilkes BUTTS PCI 26 North Washington St de S. . . g . . , . . . . , ' , . . , . . . 1' . 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' h Costumes Phone 2 1333 Make Up WILKES BARRE REGALIA FACTORY SPORTING GOODS Flags Banners Model Suppl1es Decorauons Toys 28 North Ma1n St WxlkesfBarre Pa Comphments of 6 5 ct If 1 I5 X R UF 4 N NorThMamS1' .X Wrlkes Barre PA J O R D A N Men s Furnlshmgs cmd Hat Quall+y 9 West Market St W1lkes Barre Estabhshed Over 68 Years THE E B YORDY CO PRINTING Bmdmg Ruhng Legal Blanks Loose Leaf 59 Publ1c Square W1lkes Barre Pa WISE BUYERS SHOP AT M E Y E R S IEWELERS 15 Publ1c Square W1lkes Barre Pa DEEMER 8: COMPANY OHICG and School Supplxes GREETING AND BIRTHDAY CARDS 6 West Market Street W11kesfBarre P BOSTON RESTAURANT and CANDY SHOP BAKERY PRODUCTS and CHOCOLATES MADE ON THE PREMISES 49 Publ1c Square W1lkes Barre WE MUST WIN THE WAR THIS YEAR' WILKES BARRE BUSINESS COLLEGE WILLIAM ASTON Presrdent lil hdd k - - I - - , , . I I . . - I u . , . S Q. f , I - - . gn., fl N- tax' I kg A A A ' N-' 'R Ns. mx .. sf i I 5 A If I as E f or Yukv - I BST N -h - ' A ' - I Q' , . . S of Q . ' - , Pa. 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Let s F3158 the muneg 111 the MIGHTY SEVENTH UR FLAG fhes once agam ow er Corregxdor The cost was great an blood and pam but our f1ght1ng men dxd not turn back And on Iwo jxma four thousand men more and more died to take the long step forward to Vxctory 'haventy thousand others suffered wounds Yes we re on the way to Tokyo' At home your contrxbutxon to Vxctory IS measured nn dollars The Sex enfh War Loan IS the blggest m Amerlcas hxstory be cause seven b1ll1on dollars must be ralsed from zndlvxduals alone That means you must buy more and bzgger War Bonds Thns ms really two great loans m one for thls tlme last year you had been called upon twxce to subscrxbe rn War Loans As our flghtmg men ralse Old Glory all over the world lets ralse the money back home' THE MIGHTY 1 A' 4 WAR LOAN THIS SPACE DONATED BY THE COLLINS PRESS 'QW one hundred eleven HOUGHTS FOR 1965' TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW YOU WILL OFTEN THINK ABOUT THE HAPPIEST DAYS OF YOUR LIVES-YOUR HIGH-SCHOOL DAYS. HOW WONDERFUL IT WILL BE TO HAVE PICTURES OF YOUR SCHOOL-DAY FRIENDS' AT A MOMENTS NOTICE YOU WILL BE ABLE 'THROUGH THIS BOOK TO RE LIVE THE HAPPY MOMENTS OF 1945 IT HAS GIVEN US GREAT PLEASURE TO BE ABLE TO CAPTURE IN PICTURES YOUR VARIOUS ACTIVITIES OUR BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1945' , S.-f OS STEARNS STUDIO 51 Pubhc Square ws i' VX J .Aux ,,.. E- 2. , . A -- -U... M ueuszv-'-.nn4m.w-wma-L uwevzrvsrerrv:zu-n.n.mr-P-J:xewa.,xzc.vvrr.:.z:ga-1m1:ua,:4v-.wsu-zu.1::s: Y . 1,-gm, amg 1, ...B L L 1 . .4 ' ....-.-sim -Q. -214 ess, .- F7 bf H 2 . 4-Q , 4. I! --2: 5 ly jgfl 1 . ,- flu '.K 51 13 ii eel Q- 1 :lf 'fi 5 -, - ii! :ji P42 ' if 1 . -f im Q1 Y-- ,xi- ai -1: . ..- .a. f vw x -.f 1 -. .-4 Q J Q: 'F :J 54 in iq A! if le rf: ,., 5 'nv 1 ff? EI 3 .32 '1 'fi 4 2 5+-g, fi L - f S.. , x. 1 , ,fy ii . 55 5 , 1 9 sb il 'A 14 I ri fl il : f ll. ' Q: Li ,F 54? 'Q .H- , - ,Qui - - ., - 1 -- , 'U ' -- ' - - ' -'fa ' -5:11-,. L