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As the h f s s h h Q O 0 p 11 'Sys present slowly becomes the past, we reluc- 043, tantly say farewell to these familiar things. ki X Those happy occaslons remain only as Q X cherished memories. Soon We will be on the ' outside, looking back. Quite appropriately 0 ...,r,.,r U I 2.i2 zt, r,,:. g I.. zl. then. We have Chosen school life GS the theme ...i-:'-2r :'. .irz 1-e :II f e':2 '-: f 'zzizi .:.: for the Nineteen Forty-nine Breidlin. lzlllll 4 M 1 :':. -':'- ' '1' Q On the cover are depicted the typical school :': v ' boy and girl who might well be reminiscing 2'. over their high school days. Throughout the . :,, y -' Z pages, one comes across scenes of bustling 9 1-t . ! l'.: school lite, athletic games, social events and Ne .r., ..,b 2 --1b:V 5 , x 4 ir' pictures of schoolmates. Memories are re- tx-:-se ...I ::,-.. E. ..- 1':- 7 lreshed as We notice some action shot of the . .r.,, 2.1'1:i' A 1r.'. i'.. 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'5'?.:'3.I 1 ' ff'-I ' .31 1 .,-5fff- 5 M' D Q-:-:-...M--.. ....,-,-..... ,- -:. :mr 55.55. .. ,,w:::,--,.,.-at.:va.-:M1.-,-.:::.:.,-4,-ig:-mezzz:-w-,-i:1:9::r:r:v':':'.,:m:--,,::.:r:z1-1: 4 'X K' ,r -4.-.M .11...1. ,3':Eli,Nlilffzgcgz'C'':E:E::1j:g:,:.-:1:j:j:E'5'.5:::g-:fgmiifgiii again as one scans the pictures. These, along with numerous events in the yearbook, serve to develop the theme. We are looking back, page by page, upon school lite, with its Work, its play, its Worries, its joysg a life that is a part of us. The passing of time will not dim but only increase these cherished memories. CROSSING FOR CLASSES IN THE UNION BUILDING Wrxwrfir O,OO ..M,..f ' www.,-0- J Mmwxwwl-Wwwwdwdwvp L vkk, ,. M,,...f5j'f'1 WMM MMM Mwk, , W O.... . ,,,,...w-'W' ..-- u.,g,M..w.,'- Vi., .. .---- 3 An 0pen Letter to the Senior Class Dear Seniors: An athletic coach often tells his team that they will play the game in the same manner that they practice. Listless practice sessions bring sluggish and uninterested playing in the game at the end of the week, While snappy drills tend to bring the alert playing that means victory in the game. That is true also in the relation between school days and later life. It would be a mistake for any one to call the period in school a mere prepara- tion for life as though that program which we erroneously call Commence- ment was the end of a preparatory period and the beginning of life itself. For life in school--the topic of this yearbook-is just as much a part of life itself as the life after graduation. Many of your class have had to face crises in their lives that demanded decisions as vital and difficult as any they Will face later. But still there is a similarity in the relation between practice and the game and school days and the later life. For the period of life through which you have just been passing is the period that shapes your adult life very strongly as you slip from the age when you have been following prescribed rules with each stop marked for your guidance into a time when all such guidance has been removed and you are on your own. The habits and self-discipline that you have formed for yourselves will have much more effect on your lives than many of you think. Since these things are so, the faculty of your school have tried to make these four years happy for you, but at the same time have kept in mind the necessity of having you acquire such training as will enable you to be Worthy citizens of this great democracy, a credit to your families, your school and yourselves. We Wish you all good fortune, Class of l949. Sincerely, Mifm llAEllICA'l'I0N I. H. SUPER. Principal To Mr. Super, our counselor and Cguzkfc CUUGIILI T0 Coughlinites tour the capital grounds. The students are awed by the state legislature. Harrisburg The students ot Coughlin Hiah School started out bright and early Iune 3, for their clestinationffHarris- burg. Alter a three-hour ride which seemed to last only a few minutes, the group arrived at Harrisburg at 9:55 a. rn. The House of Legislature proved to be one ot the rnost interestina spots, and all were eaaer to learn Where the Democrat and Republican parties sat. Ill TIIBIC PLACES ,, ra, iQ .Img M W i F A Viewing the battlefield at Gettysburg. Gettysburg Home ot the students had the pleas- iirfi ol cioinci into the Treasury Buildf ina where: they saw more money than they probably will ever own. Alter lunch, buses were boarded lor Cettysbiira. Each bus had a amide who described the areat bat- tlr: and pointed out various places of hirstoricfal importance, Amona thczfscr were the National Cemetery and the llternal Peace and Pennsyl' vania monuments Checking in at the station. nine FE. .re 1701! IIERUES Speakers' table ' views ihe crowd. All athletes were honored. The gym was crowded. Everyone enioyed the dancing afterward! VALlEN'I'lNIE'S IIAY EVENT Miss Walsh pours at Senior tea. A program preceded the refreshments lgAf'l' BUT 0T LE S' ' Business Machines First Aid. 'QS 'x J! Q, Q wwuww, eyg? , I -? lst, I -if MQQM I . f m' V. - ww 1 , Q 1 5 Y . 'QQR - .35 K K R X fi is M 99' wiv' .,.. Q -... if 5 - L-1 ,I y Ay Q x x N , 1. F-Q X . sex A X at ms , , x xx xng Q X -s SSN , 4' X XX x NX 5 xx XX. S , A X if Q 1 Fed WP QQ S 9 .Sw Y if K 55 Q 2 Li Y f R505 S Sf pw. K s.. K I gaf ,gal Q evfgwk L-5.5 4 , , , , , Q91 N X s r y Ax ip . fi' I ADMINISTRATION 5 A gi' .,.....:..:.,m,,,,,,,,..:,...,.....,.---- .....,..,..,...M-----4 Boa rd oi' lid u cation ,,.....,....,,-.-.f- Seated Qleft to righll: Mr Thomas H Smailos Mr lose-ph W, Shurgohs, Mr I Harry May, PrPSxd0n1, Mr Lwwxs Ionm: Standing: Mr George F Fry Ur Vx'1111f1m A Vv's:c1ver Mr, Clarence Smith, Vice-Prcsxdeni, Mr Albvrt II Aston Fr. Marcus E M1114-r . 'u pervisors Sealed fleft lo rightj: Mr Ionn Huddy Scwnccq Mr, Gnome Iones, Assxsmnl Supfgrvlsor, Phymcol Educofmn M: Alvm iummmy IUTYSICCH Fducmlon, MV Memm CQIIHLVVY Lntxn Standing: Mr Ifrssfi Dixon, Industrml AHS, My Iarnm, My:-vl',' Mmhrrnfxlxcfi, My Lvonmd Utg, Endlxszlx My Wxilmm Hoburvs, Muslc: My Alfrz-Ci Schxmmul, f'OYY1IT1ijYC1CI1 Studusz Absent: M155 B1 mls VVf1nl:n'l, All Su perinlendcnl Yvilkes-Barre fity Schools MR. ALLEN E. BACON Assistant I,l'illlfiIllll oi' fouglllin MR. THOMAS E. BRADLEY AC LTY First Row llefi to righlj: Miss luzwiak, Miss Williams, Miss Brenner, Miss Florence Evans, Miss Edna Smith, Miss Dorothy Smith, Miss Lenahan, Miss Alice Leonard. Second Row: Mr, Saunders, Mr Morgan Miss lohnson, Miss Weiss, Miss Austin, Mr. Flaherty, Mr. Henry Booth, Mr, I ll Super, principal, Third Row: Mr. Arthur Booth, Mr West, Mr Trcthaway, Mr, F. H. Super, Mr. Warrnkessel, First Row lleft to rightl: Mr Peel, Miss Lynch, Mrs. Rita Dougher, Miss Swank, Miss Prisbek, Mr. Hutter, Mr. Field, Mr Ruddy. Second Row: Mr, Pendergast, Mr, Powell, Mr. Sariclcs, Miss Kelley, Mrs, Margaret Evans, Miss Durlcin, Mr, Palermo, Mr, Smith Third Row: Mr, Payne, Mr Hensley, Mr. Mayer, Mr, Lewis, Mr. lardan, First Row lla!! to rightlz Mr. Labeda, Miss Mary Leonard, Miss McDermott, Miss Bass, Miss Dzury, Miss Simakaslci, Miss Davis, Mr llinv, Second Row: Miss Bc-idler, Miss Clarke, Miss Wagner, Miss Dixon, Miss Carlin, Miss Tuhy, Miss Diottcrick. Third Row: Mr. livans, Mr Barnvs, Mr Cobb, Mr. Remensnyder, Mr, Richards, Mr. Bartisli. FAC LTY I. H. SUPER Principal THOMAS E. BRADLEY Assistant Principal RUTH T. AUSTIN Fnalish, Advisor, Board ol Publications OLIN BARNES Economics, Sociology, World Geography IOSEPH W. BARTISH Shorthand, Iunior BllSlI'lflS5i lrainina, Arithmetic. THERESA E. BASS Foods, Nutrition, Homrzmalzina ETHEI. BEIDLER lfnqlish, Latin ARTHUR BOOTH Alqvbra, Plane- Gnomvtry, Solid Gcomvtry. Advism Stamp Club Trff . - asurr-r, Board ol Publications, HENRY C. BOOTH Mrfclianical and Arcliitoctural Diawina Advisor, Bowl- mq fflub. Entrirtainmernt Fund IDA B. BRENNER 'l'ypf-writing RITA M. CARLIN Frr-ncli, Spanish Advisor, Spanish Club, Iournal HC- portf-ria' Association. B0 TER GRACE F. CLARKE English. BERNARD I. COBB Mathematics and Goograpliy lldvisvi, lli-Y. NAN W. CONNAUGHTON Algebra, Advisor, Resorvr' Orchestra MAE CONNOR Typewriting, EVA V. DIXON Dietitian. RITA DOUGHER Gym. Advisor, G A A NELLIE E. DURKIN Typewriting. ANNE DZURY Shorthand, Bookkoopina ARTHUR E. EVANS U, S, History, Planer Ge-omvtry FLORENCE L. EVANS Art. Adviser: Art Stall, Board ol Publications, Att Club MARGARET R. EVANS English, Guidance Counsuloi and Dean ol Girls. FACULTY HAROLD E. I-'IELD Machine Shop Practice, Blue Print Reading, Shop Mathe- matics. THOMAS A. FLAHERTY Business English, Accounting. CHARLES F. HENSLEY Biology, Chemistry, Geology. Astronomy, Visual Educa- tion rogram, Science Club. CHESTER I. HINE Pennsylvania History, Ancient History. GEORGE F. HUTTER Manual Arts. MARY A. IOHNSON English. HAROLD C. IORDAN Biology, General Science THERESA C. IUZWIAK Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping. MARY E. KELLEY History, English. PAUL LABEDA Shorthand, Iunior Business Training, Business Arithmetic, Bookkeeping. MARY K. LENAHAN Bookkeeping, English, ALICE C. LEONARD Biology, Advanced Biology, Advanced Botany, Conserva tion. MARY LEONARD Algebra. PAUL B. LEWIS Physics. Director: Band, Orchestra, Minstrels. AGNES C. LYNCH Business Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Shorthand. A. DAVID MAYER Bookkeeping, Business Machines, Wrestling Coach. KATHERINE MCDERMOTT Clothing. ELIZABETH L. MCHUGH French. CHARLES C. MORGAN History. REGINA C. O'MALLEY English, Latin. LOUIS E. PALERMO Spanish, General Science. Coach, Football. MICHAEL POWELL English, Civics, Pennsylvania History. I AMES A. PAYNE Physical Education. Coach: Freshman Basketball, Fresh- man Football. IOSEPH A. PEEL I Biology, Physics, Botany. Coach, Track. Assistant Foot- ball Coach. BUSTEB FRANK PENDERGAST Health Education, First Aid. KATHRYN C. PHILLIPS English. IULE PRISBEK English. ROBERT A. REMENSNYDER German. CARL A. RICHARDS History, Civics. ELLEN RITCHIE English. ANTHONY I- RUDDY Biology, General Science. IOHN H. SARICKS History, English. R. HAROLD SAUNDERS Guidance Counselor. ELEANOR SIMAKASKI History, Civics. DOROTHY G. SMITH Health Education. EDNA L. SMITH Plane Geometry,French. Adviser, Iunior Red Cross Coun- cil. GAYLORD SMITH History. HAZEL P. SMITH Head School Nurse. ELIZABETH B. STEIGER History. FRED H. SUPER Chemistry. Director: Minstrels, Senior-Iunior Outing. Adviser: National Honor Society, lunior Ushers, Key Club. CATHERINE H. SWANK Shorthand, Bookkeeping and Accounting. Civics. HAROLD P. TRETHAWAY Algebra, Plane Geometry. ZLATA TUHY Librarian. Director, Amateur Show. SARAH R. WAGNER Latin. Adviser: Freshman Assembly, Comites Latini. MARIE WALSH Commercial, E. M. WARMKESSEL German. M. ARLINE WEISS Music, Director: A Cappella Choir, Senior Select Chorus. ROBERT A. WEST Mathematics. Senior-Iunior Outing. Faculty Manager of Athletics. Coach: Basketball, Baseball. MYVANWY WILLIAMS English. Dramatic Director. Adviser: Speakers, Mas- quers. FA FIETIE Ill I lllllili III ' 5.-I LEFT TO RIGHT: MISS KATHRYN MAHALICK. MR. EDWARD WILLIAMS. MR. WILLIAM IARVIS MRS. MARGARET TURNBALL, MISS ANNA BROWN LEFT TC RIGHT: MRS. MARGARET SAYES, MRS. SYDNA IONES, MISS EVA DIXON ITIISTUIIIANS MRS. IESSIE HOWE, MRS. LOTTIE RECORD, MRS. ROSE EDWARDS CLASSES 'fx eff ,S,S kAi'1'114l 1lS111 R, 'X SSSSSS1 SENIIDR CLASS IIFFICEBS President LOUIS PARRI Secretary IOAN BAILEY Treasurer IOSEPH KOVAI. Mcmtle Orcxtor RICHARD MYERS BAILEY MYERS PARRI KOVAL CLASS SIING Tune: Forever and Ever Sing praises of Vozzglzlirz. 0111 slufienis mul new. We have our memories, And so will yougf Sing praises of Ieacrlzers, Of honour and pride, Of rztlzieles brave. Of scholars wise, Uf parenls proud. Let fouglzlin be our school forerer, Deep in our hearts we adore-e Mrzy our Alma Maier forever and ever Be grander and greater ezferrnore. -THOMAS PAUL NATTRASS CLICKING KEYS AND FLYING FINGERS 1 O il 1 . Pllllll' . llllh DELVING INTO THE WONDERS OF CHEMISTRY STAR GAZERS Arlme Corrigan Elizabeth Hayer Ann Iones Stanley Cudnowskx Martin Hudak ohn Kotch Bruce Evans Marilyn Isaac Loraine Krxzenoskas Sarah Grimes Ruth Iackson Cecilia Kultys Catherine Harkins Lois Iohnson Lecmora Lamoreaux Bernardine Banaszek Iune Bulmer Carolyn Bolen Margaret Burns Lois Bosley Dolores Butcher Robert Brinko Doris Buynak Mary Brogan Bernardino Check S Elizabeth Check Elsie Lilrenta Nola Lloyd Marion Margison Robert McBride Ruth Meeker 4' Eugene Miller Thomas Minemier Renee Moskowitz Delores Newcomb Marjorie Nicely Thomas O Boyle Elizabeth Rodack Anne Hogan Harold Snyder Louise Switch Members of the Notionol Honor Society ore ffi'lOSf?N from the upper fourth ot the Senior Closs. Raymond Tail Ianet Thomas Only fifteen per cent rnoy be chosen, ond they Ioan Thomas must possess outstondino oguolities of leodership, Alice Tomasko Daniel Ungvarsky f'lnr1rf1f1tor, Gnd sorvicfe. Ann wulnh E Williamwasley lean Wharton Dolores Yagiello Marie Zawodniak Louise Zapolowski LUCILLE LOUISE ALEO. Grant, General. Girl Re- serves, 2, Iunior Choir, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Operetta. DANIEL ALEX AUGUSTINE. Marymount, College Aca- demic. Masquers, 2, Speakers, 2, Key, 2, Iournal Reporters, Comites Latini. DAYTON WILLIAM BABCOCK. Pottston Ir. High, General. IOAN ANN BAILEY. S. dr S. Memorial, General. Sec- retary, Senior Class, Girl Reserves, 2, Business Staff, Board of Publications, Iunior Choir, Comites Latini, 2, Iournal Reporters. BERNARDINE MARIE BANASZEK. S. ci S. Memorial, Commercial. lunior Ushers, Miinstrels, 4, Amateurs, 4, Strutters, Baton Twirler, G. A. A., Secretary, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, 2, Girls' Collectors, Senior Select, Operetta. IOSEPH BARTOLETTI. S. dr S. Memorial, General. Stu- dent Service. LEON RAYMOND BARTZ. Grant, General. Minstrels, Iournal Reporters, Commercial Art, Geography, Bank Cashiers, Science, Speakers, Masquers. BERDINA ANNA BEITH. Kingston High, General. lun- ior Red Cross, Art Club, Iunior Choir, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select Chorus, Operetta, Library, Homemakers. RAYMOND JOSEPH BERLOT. Columbia, College Tech- nical. BURRELL IRWIN BESANCON. Laurel Run High School, General. Band, Bowling Club. CARL REMMEL BIERBACH. Mackin, Commercial. Head Bank Cashier, Bank Cashiers, 2, Senior Se- lect Chorus, A Cappella Choir, 2, Iunior Choir, Mas- quers, Speakers, Spanish, Cheerleaders, 2, Iournal Campaign Speaker, Breidlin Campaign Speaker, Minstrels, 2, Operetta, Chapel Entertainment, Stu- dent Service. EDWARD EUGENE BILSKI. St. Stanislaus, General. Bank Cashiers', Iournal Reporters, Basketball, 2, Key, Lettermen's, 2. BARBARA ANN BIRKBECK. Mackin, General. Iunior Choir, Homemaking, Girl Reserves, 2, G. A. A., Student Service, First Aid. SAMUEL IOSEPH BISULCA. S. G S. Memorial, Gen- eral. Wrestling, 4, Varsity Wrestling, 3, Student Service Committee, Lettermen's, 2. ALICE RUTH BLANNETT. Mackin, General. A Cap- pella Choir, 2, Senior Select Chorus, Art Club, Operetta, Iunior Choir, Girl Reserves, 2, Red Cross. CAROLYN MURIEL BOLEN. Mackin, College Aca- demic. Latin Club, Speakers, Senior Select Chorus, Iunior Choir, Operetta, Business Statt, Board of Pub- lications, Iournal Campaign Speaker, Breidlin Cam- paign Speaker, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, G. A. A., Safe Driving Course, May Day Festival, Christ- mas Program. ALAN ALBERT BOLTON. Mackin, General. Commer- cial Art. LOIS IANE BOSLEY. Columbia, Commercial. lunior Ushers, Editorial Staii, Board oi Publications, 2, Editor-in-Chief, Board oi Publications, lunior Choir, Bank Cashiers', 2, Spanish, G. A. A., Girls' Collec- tors, May Day Festival, Girl Reserves, 2, Senior Select, Stamp, First Aid, Operetta, Student Service Committee, 2. 1949 Lucille Aleo Leon Bartz Barbara Birkbeck Daniel Augustine Berdina Beith Samuel Bisulca Dayton Babcock Raymond Berlot Alice Blannett Ioan Bailey Burrell Besancon Carolyn Bolen Bernardino Banaszek Carl Bierbach Alan Bolton Ioseph Bartoletli Edward Bilski Lois Bosley Ioseph Boyer Iohn Brandt Ronald Brennan Robert Brinko Mary Brogan Lawrence Brown Carl Brush Dolores Butcher Ioseph Buczynski Doris Buynak Iune Bulmer Leona Cardell Dolores Burian William Cawley Margaret Burns Mary Ann Celeiewski Roberta Burry Elizabeth Chalker IOSEPH BOYER. Guthrie, General. Commercial Art, Bank Cashiers', Science, lournal Reporters, Geogra- phy, General Committee, Chapel Oration. IOHN THOMAS BRANDT. Courtright, General. RONALD BRENNAN. Courtright, College Academic. Masquers, Speakers, Christmas Play, Science, Hi-Y, 3, Miinstrels, Iournal Campaign Speaker, Senior Se- lect Chorus, Comites Latini. ROBERT IOSEPH BRINKO. S. 6. S. Memorial, College Technical. Iunior Ushers. MARY FRANCES BROGAN. Courtright, College Aca- demic. Iunior Ushers, Speakers, Senior Select Chorus, lunior Choir, Operetta, Comites Latini, Y- Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, G. A. A., May Day Fes- tival. LAWRENCE PETER BROWN. Holy Saviour, General. Track, Hi-Y. CARL FRANK BRUSH. Laurel Run High, General. Wrestling, Track. IOSEPH LEO BUCZYNSKI. St. Stanislaus, General Geography, Masquers. IUNE CLAIRE BULMER. North, Commercial. Rank Cashiers, lunior Choir, Senior Select Chorus, G A. A., Amateurs, Minstrels, Art, Secretary, lunior Girl Reserves, Girl Reserves, 2, First Aid, Girls' Collec- tors, Freshman lnvitation Committee, Operetta. DOLORES MARIE BURIAN. St. Clair, General. G. A A., 2, Girls' Collectors, Stamp, Announcement Com- mittee, Girl Reserves. MARGARET ANN BURNS. S. 5. S. Memorial, Commer- cial. Business Staff, Board ot Publications, Speakers, lournal Campaign Speaker, G. A. A., A Cappella Choir' Senior Select Chorus, Girl Reserves, 2, Min- strels, 2, Bank Cashiers, Girls' Collectors. ROBERTA ADELLA BURRY. St. Stanislaus, Commer- cial. G. A. A., Girls' Collectors, Drum Majorettes, Girl Reserves, 2, Speakers', Masquers, Senior Select Chorus, lournal Reporters, First Aid, Operetta. DOLORES IOAN BUTCHER. S. 6, S. Memorial, Com- mercial. Iunior Ushers, Y-Teens, 2, Senior Select Chorus, Operetta, May Festival, Typing Staff, Board ol Publications, Girls' Collectors, Red Cross. DORIS MARY BUYNAK. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Girl Reserves, 2, lunior Ushers, G. A, A, lunior Red Cross Representative, 2, Typing and Mimeograph Staff, Board ot Publications, Senior Select Chorus, Operetta, Girls' Collectors, First Aid. LEONA VICTORIA CARDELL. SS. Peter and Paul's, General. Iournal Reporters', G. A. A, First Aid, Student Service Committee, Girl Reserves, Senior Select Chorus, Homemakers', Commercial Art. WILLIAM MICHAEL CAWLEY. St. Iohn's, General Hi-Y, 3, Science, 2, lournal Reporters, 2, Bank Cashiersf MARYANN THERESA CELEIEWSKI. St. loseplrs Paro- chial, College Academic. lunior Ushers, G. A A, 2, Iunior Choir, A Cappella Choir, 2, lunior Y-Teens, Christmas Program, Comites Latini, Girls' Collectors, ELIZABETH FLORENCE CHALKER. St. Clair, General Senior Select Chorus, Girls' Collectors, Y-Teens, 23 G. A, A., Homemakers', First Aid, lournal Reporters' 1949 Margaret Chamberlain Rosemary Chamberlain Bernardine Check Elizabeth Check Florence Chulvick Ioseph Cole Ioseph Collins Viana Comito Iames Conwell Thomas Cooper Arline Corrigan Robert Craig Ierome Crawley Stanley Cudnowski Michael Cullen Bette Cusick Edward Czerniakowski Helen Czernota MARGARET IEAN CHAMBERLAIN. Shrewsbury Coun- ty Grammar, England, General. School For Girls, Girl Reserves, 2, Girls Collectors, G. A. A., Z, Red Cross Representative. ROSEMARY IOYCE CHAMBERLAIN. Shrewsbury Technical College, England. General. BERNARDINE THELMA CHECK. Sacred Heart, Com- mercial. G. A. A., Girls' Collectors, Treasurer, Gill Reserves, 2, Treasurer, lunior Ushers, First Aid. ELIZABETH MARY CHECK. Sacred Heart Parochial, College Academic. lunior Ushers, Masquers, 2, Art Stall, Art, President, Art, A Cappella Choir, lunior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Comites Latini. FLORENCE THERESA CHULVICK, St. Clair, General, G. A. A., Senior Select Chorus, Girls' Collector, Comites Latini, Homemakers, Senior Girl Reserves, First Aid, Operetta. IOSEPH RICHARD COLE. Courtright, General. Fresh- man Basketball, Hi-Y, 3, lournal Reporters, A Cap- pella Choir, Senior Select, Wrestling. IOSEPH COLLINS, North, College Technical. Key, Hi-Y, 2, Science, Bank Cashiers, Senior Select Chorus. VIANA ROSE COMITO. S. 6. S. Memorial, General. Y-Teens, Bank Cashiers, Senior Select Chorus, Mas- quers, Girl Reserves, Girls' Collectors, lunior Choir, Spanish, May Day, Operetta. IAMES PATRICK CONWELL. St. Clair, General. Mas- quers, Science, lournal Reporters, Bank Cashiers, Red Cross Representative, Student Service, Base- ball, Senior Select, Freshman Basketball. THOMAS EDWIN COOPER. S. ci S. Memorial, Gen- eral. Key, 2, Science, Bank Cashiers. ARLINE IOAN CORRIGAN. North, College Academic. Comites Latini, lunior Ushers, Minstrels, 2, Mas- guers, Stamp, Student Service, Y-Teens. ROBERT RAYMOND CRAIG. Oliver, General. IEROME ALOYSIUS CRAWLEY. Holy Saviour, Gen- eral. Science. STANLEY ALEXANDER CUDNOWSKI. St. loseph's, College Technical. Key, Red Cross, Reserve Orches- tra, Chapel Entertainment. MICHAEL FRANCES CULLEN. St. Aloysius, General. Track, 3, Miristrels, Iournal Reporters, Commercial Art, Geography, Bank Cashiers, Science, Letter- men's, Speakers, Masquers. BETTE ANN CUSICK. St. Clair, General. Senior Se- lect, Red Cross Representative, 2, lournal Reporters, 2, Senior Y-Teens, First Aid, Bank Cashiers, Oper- etta. EDWARD FRANK CZERNIAKOWSKI. St. Clair, Gen- eral. Science, Geography, lournal Reporters, Bank Cashiers, Commercial Art, Football, 2, Track, Cha- pel Oration. HELEN ELEANOR CZERNOTA. St. Clair, General. MARY AGNES DAVIS. S A S Memorial, Commercial, Spanish, Stamp, 2, Typing Stall, Board of Publica- tions, Girl Reserves, 2, Girls' Collectors, Christmas Program, Senior Select Chorus, First Aid. ELIZABETH CATHERINE DELESCAVAGE. North, Col- lege Academic lvlasquers, Speakers, Comites La- tini, Bank Cashiers, Iunior Choir, Senior Select, A Cappella Choir, G A A, Y-Teens, 2, Operetta, Minzztrels, Christmas Play, lournal and Breidlin Cam- paign Speaker, May Day Festival, Girls' Collectors. ANN IUNE DOMBEK. Guthrie, General A Cappella Choir, 2, Senior Select, lunior Choir, 2, Minstrels, Amateurs, Operetta, Chapel Oration. LOIS ELIZABETH DRASHER. M-ackin, General A Cap- pella Choir, 2, Iunior Choir, Senior Select, Home- makers', Girl Reserves, 2, G. A A., Christmas Pro- aram, 2, Operetta, First Aid, Student Service. PEGGY ANN DUCEY. North, General Y-Teens, As- sistant Refi Cross Representative. GEORGE DUFFY. S. A S. Memorial, General. Presi- rlent, Iunior Class, Wrestling, 4, Hi-Y, Red Cross Representative, Outina Committee, l.ettermen's. MARYANN ROSE DURINSKI. St Clair, College Aca- demic Comitezs Latini, lunior Red Cross Represen- tative, Speakersf Y-Teens, 2, lournal and Breidlin Campaian Speaker, Girls' Collectors, G. A A., First Aid HERBERT WALTER EITEL. S. 15 S Memorial, College Technical A Cappella Choir. 2, Iournal Reporters', Speakers, Science, 2, Hi-Y, 2, President, Key Club, 2, Senior Select, Masquers, Christmas Play, Stamp. RALPH MICHAEL ENGLISH. S. 6. S Memorial. Gen- eral. Varsity Wrestling, 4, Bank Cashiers, Letter- men's. FRANCES EVANCHICK. Grant, Commercial. Senior Select, Spanish, Girl Reserves, 2, Student Service, Girls' Collectors, Red Cross Representative. RONALD BRUCE EVANS. Courtright, College Aca- demic lunior Uzshersg Masquers, Speakers, Christ- mas Play, Key, 3, Vice-President, l-li-Y, 2, Vice-Presi- flrrnt, Science, Senior Select, Stamp, 2, A Cappella Choir, 2, Lettermen's, 2, lournal Campaign Speaker. WILLIAM HENRY EVERT. Courtright, General. Sci- ence, Hi-Y, 2, Stamp. LEONARD FELD. Grant, General. Editor, Editorial Stall, Roard ol Publications, 2, Key, Freshman Or- chestra, Masauers, Speakers, Minstrels, 2, Ama- teurs, 2, A Cappella Choir, 4j Make-up Crew, 4, Operetta, Speakers', Senior Select, Science, Stamp. IOHN ADAM FIESELER. North, College Technical. Science Club. MARLYN AGNES FLANNERY. Mackin, General. A Cappella Choir, Senior Select Chorus, lunior Choir, lournal Reportersf Y-Teens, 2, Operetta, Home- maker:s', Girls' Collectors, G. A. A. IOSEPH EMERSON FLETCHER. Columbia, Commer- cial Science, Spanish, A Cappella Choir. THOMAS IOSEPH FORESTAL. Strauss, General. HELEN DOLORES FRANCKIEWICZ. Guthrie, General. Masquers, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Iunior Choir, First Aid, Homemakersf 1949 Mary Davis Maryann Durinski Leonard Feld Elizabeth Delescavage Herbert Eitel Iohn Fieseler Ann Dombek Ralph English Marlyn Flannery Lois Drasher Frances Evanchick Ioseph Fletcher Peggy Ann Ducey Bruce Evans Thomas Forestal George Duffy William Evert Helen Franckiewicz IOSEPH MICHAEL GAUGHAN. Grant, General. Art Club, 4, Art Editor, Board of Publications, Hi-Y, 2, Student Service. ELEANOR ANN GODLEWSKI. St. Stanislaus, Commer- cial. lunior Choir, Spanish Club, Senior Select, Christmas Program, Girls' Collectors, Senior Girl Reserves, First Aid. IOSEPH RICHARD GRAHAM. S. ci S. Memorial, Col- lege Technical. Iournal Reporters, 2, Science, Vice- President, Science. KERMIT LYNN GRIFFITH. North, College Technical. Masquers, 25 Sports Editor, Editorial Staii, Board of Publications, Science, 2, President, Science, Bowl- ing, 2. SARAH IANE GRIMES. Columbia, Commercial. Typ- ing and Mimeograph Statt, Board ot Publications, lunior Ushers, Spanish, President, Spanish, Y-Teens, 2, Vice-President, Y-Teens, Senior Select, Operetta, Bank Cashiers', lunior Choir, Library Assistant, G. A. A., First Aid, lunicr Red Cross. CARL HAROLD GRIVNER. Grant, General. Bank Cashiers', Stamp, Iournal Reporters, lournal Cam- paign Speaker. IOHN C. GRULA. Grant, General. REGINA ANN GRUVER. G. A. R., General. STANLEY A. GRZYBOWSKI. St, loseph's, General. Bank Cashiers', Stamp, lourrial Campaign Speaker, lunior Red Cross Representative. MICHAEL IOSEPH HAGGERTY. Grant, Commercial. I-li-Y, 3, Varsity Track, 4, Varsity Football, 3, Letter- men's, 3, Senior Select, lunior-Senior Outing Com- mittee. WILLIAM KINGSTON HALL. Laurel Run, General. ROSALEE SOPHIE HALUPA. Guthrie, General. G. A. A., lournal Reporters', Gilt Committee, Homemakersf RUTH HANDZA. Mackin, Commercial. lunior Choir, Iunior Girl Reserves, Spanish, Senior Select, Christ- mas Program, Girls' Collectors, Senior Girl Reserves, Art. IOAN ELIZABETH HARTLEY. Mackin, General. Girl Reserves, Z, President, Senior Girl Reserves, G. A. A., 2, Iunior Choir, Senior Select, Red Cross Repre- sentative, May Day Festival. CATHERINE ANN HARKINS. S. G S. Memorial, Com- mercial. Girl Reserves, 2, Senior Select, Vice-Presi- dent, Spanish, Vice-President, Girls' Collectors, Li- brary Assistant, Red Cross, Gperetta, First Aid. STELLA MARIE HAROWICZ. S. 6. S. Memorial, Com- mercial. Girl Reserves, 2, Library Assistant, Spanish, Senior Select, Student Service, Girls' Collectors, Operetta. THERESA MARIE HAROVVICZ. St. Stanislaus, Gen- eral. Senior Select, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Girls' Collectors, Homemakersf First Aid, Operetta. DOLORES ANN HASTINGS. North, General. Senior Girl Reserves, lunior Girl Reserves, lournal Report- ers', I-lomemakers', First Aid, Geography, Outing Committee, Minstrelsg G. A. A., Bank Cashiers. Ioseph Gaughan Iohn Grula Eleanor Gcdlewski Regina Gruver l 9 4 9 Ioseph Graham Stanley Grzybowski Kermit Griffith Michael Haggerty Sarah Grimes William Hall Carl Grivner Rosalee Halupa Ruth I-Iandza Ioan Hartley Catherine Harkins Stella Harowicz Theresa I-Iarowicz Delores Hastings Ann Havrilalc Elizabeth Hayer Edward Hayes lohn Hemenetz Kathryn Hemingway Mary Patricia Heston Iohn Hilhurt Shirley Hine William Hoffman Daniel Hogan Thomas Hogan Elizabeth Hotchkiss Gerald Hotchkiss Dorothy Howells Barbara Hudak Martin Hudak Iohn Hudanick Howard Huclelson ANN CHARLOTTE I-IAVRILAK. S. 6. S. Memorial, Com- mercial. Typing Stall, Board of Publications, Girl Reserves, 2, Student Service, Library Assistant, Spanish, Treasurer, Senior Select, Girls' Collectors. ELIZABETH ANN HAYER. Bear Creek, Commercial. Commercial. Iunior Ushers, Typing Staff, Board ol Publications, Masquers, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Iunior Choir, Operetta, Iournal Reporters', Girls' Collectors, Spanish, Girl Reserves, 2. EDWARD IUDE HAYES. Holy Saviour, College Tech- nical. Science. IOHN GEORGE HEMENETZ. St. Mary's Greek Rite Catholic, College Technical. KATHRYN FRANCIS HEMINGWAY. Courtright, Com- mercial. Student Service, Iournal Reporters, Span- ish, Girls' Collectors, Senior Select, Y-Teens, 2, lun- ior Red Cross, First Aid. MARY PATRICIA HESTON. St. Therese of St. Mary's, General. A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Y-Teens, 2, Red Cross Representative. HUNTER IOHN HILBURT. Courtright, College Techni- cal. Editorial Staff, Board of Publications, A Cap- pella Choir, Senior Select, Band, 4, lunior Red Cross, Freshman Orchestra, Reserve Orchestra, Freshman Basketball, Hi-Y, 2. SHIRLEY IANE HINE. S. 6. S. Memorial, Commercial. Spanish, Secretary, Stamp, Iournal Reporters, Red Cross Representative, Iunior and Senior Y-Teens. WILLIAM HERMAN HOFFMAN. North, General. Cheer- leaders, 3, Science, 2, Treasurer, Science, Key, 2, Bank Cashiers', 3, Hi-Y, 3, Masquers, Bowling, 3. DANIEL LEO HOGAN. St. Iohn's, General. I-li-Y. THOMAS FRANCIS HOGAN. St. Mary's, General. Mtasquers, Iournal Skit, Track. ELIZABETH ANN HOTCHKISS. St. Iohn's, General. Bank Cashiers', Y-Teens, 2, First Aid, lrlomemakers, Iournal Reporters, Iunior Choir, Red Cross Repre- sentative, G. A. A. GERALD IOSEPI-I HOTCHKISS. St. lol'in's, General. Bank Cashiers', Stamp, Iournal Reporters, Iunior Red Cross Representative. DOROTHY PHILLIS HOWELLS. Oliver, Commercial. A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Minstrels, 2, Iunior Choir. BARBARA ANN HUDAK. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Commercial. Majorettes, Red Cross Representative, Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A., 3, First Aid, Student Service, May Day, Girls' Collectors. MARTIN IOSEPH HUDAK. St. lohn's, College Techni- cal. Varsity Basketball, 2, Bank Cashiers', Letter- men's. IOHN IOSEPH HUDANICK. Holy Saviour, General. Manager, Football, 2, Manager, Track, 2. HOWARD IAY HUDELSON. North, General. Hi-Y, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Science. 1949 Salvator Imperial Marilyn Isaac Raymond Iackloski Ruth Iackson Bemadine Ianis Alice Iasorxis Anthony Iasonis Elizabeth Iohnson Lois Iohnson Ann Mae Iones Louise Iones Robert Barry Iordan Carl Iuris Iohn Kabara Frances Kaluzn SALVATOR MICHAEL IMPERIAL. S. 6 S. Memorial, College Academic. Band, 4, Varsity Orchestra, Freshman and Reserve Orchestras, Hi-Y, 3, Comites Latini, Key, First Aid, Student Service. MARILYN LUCILLE ISAAC. St. Clair, College Aca- demic. Iunior Ushers, Iunior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves, Comites Latini. RAYMOND IOSEPH IACKLOSKI. G. A. R., General. Geography. RUTH ROLENE IACKSON. Strauss, Commercial. lun- ior Ushers, Masquers, 2, Iournal Reporters', Red Cross Representative, 2, Iunior Girl Reserves, lnter- Faith Representative, Iunior Girl Reserves, Speak- ers', lournal Campaign Speaker, First Aid. BERNADINE LEONA IANIS. St. Clair, General. G. A. A., Homemakersl ALICE LORRAINE IASONIS. Grant, Commercial. Mas- quers, 2, Speakers', Girls' Collectors, Chapel Ora- tiong Senior Play, Outing Committee, G. A. A., Iour- nal Campaign Speaker, Christmas Play, Girl Re- serves, 2, First Aid, May Day. ANTHONY LEO IASONIS. Grant, General. ELIZABETH DAVIES IOHNSON. North, General. Son- ior Select Chorus, Girl Reserves, 2, G. A. A., Bank Cashiers', Homemakersf LOIS ANN IOHNSON. St. lohn's, Commercial. lunior Ushers, Girl Reserves, 2, Iunior Choir, lunior Red Cross, Bank Cashiers', May Day Festival, Iournal Reporters, Masquers, Girls' Collectors, G. A, A., First Aid, Student Service. ANN MAE IONES. S. 6. S. Memorial, College Aca- demic. Iunior Ushers, Secretary, Iunior Class, A Cappella Choir, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, 2, Iournal Reporters', Comites Latini, Iunior Choir, Senior Tea, Senior Select. LOUISE MAE IONES. Grant, General. Girl Reserves, 2, Speakersf Senior Select, Spanish, lournal Report- ers', Girls' Collectors, Iournal Campaign Speaker, Chapel Oration, Breicllin Campaign Speaker. ROBERT BARRY IORDAN. S. G S. Memorial, College Technical. CARL FRANCIS IURIS. Sacred Heart, General. Wres- tling. IOHN IOSEPH KABARA. St. Stanislaus, General. Go- ography, Letterman's, Track. EDMUND LEO KACZMAREK. Mackin, General. I-li-Y, Geography. FRANCES FLORENCE KALUZNY. S. cS S. Memorial, College Academic. Minstrels, Red Cross Reporter, Chapel Program, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, 2, Comites Latini, Outing Committee, Operetta, Iunior Choir. ELIZABETH ANN KELLY. S, G S. Memorial, Commer- cial. Mvasquers, 2, Treasurer, Masquers, Senior Play, Minstrels, Senior Y-Teens, Operetta, Bank Cashiers. ELLEN FRANCES KELLY. S. G S. Memorial, Commer- cial. Girl Reserves, 2, Minstrels, lournal Typing Stall, Senior Select Chorus, Operetta. Edmund Kaczmarek l 9 4 9 Y Elizabeth Kelly Ellen Kelly GLORIA MARIE KEMMERER. Grant, College Aca- demic. A Cappella Choir, 2, Senior Select Chorus, lunior Choir, G. A. A, Y-Teens, 2, Freshman Orches- tra, Comites Latini. ANDREW KEMPA. Luzerne High, General. Geogra- phy, Iunior Play, Science. FLORENCE IEAN KENDIG. Harding Ir. High, Philadel- phia, Commercial. Masquers, 2, Spanish, Y-Teens, 2, First Aid, Stamp. IOSEPH PATRICK KENNEDY. Grant, General. Vice- President, Masquers, Speakers, Senior Play, Iourrial Skit, Chapel Program, lournal, Breidlin Campaign Speaker, Bank Cashiers', 2, Hi-Y. RUTH LOUISE KINGSTON. Laurel Run, General. Laurel Run: Christmas Play, Thanksgiving Play, Graduation Play. Coughlin: Chapel Oration, Senior Select, Girls' Collectors, Operetta, First Aid. IOHN KLUTCHKO. Mackin, General. CLAYTON BEHLER KNAPP. S, 6. S. Memorial, Gen- eral. NICHOLAS KOBLOWSKI. S. 61 S. Memorial, General. ANDREW KOPCHO, IR. St. Mary's Greek Rite, Gen- eral. MICHAEL KOPCHO. St. Mary's Greek Rite, General. Speakers, Vice-President, Speakers, Masquers, lour- nal Reporters', lournal Campaign Speaker, Breidlin Campaign Speaker, Chapel Program, lournal Skit, Freshman Orchestra, Varsity Orchestra, I-li-Y, Band, 4, Reserve Orchestra, Red Cross Representative, Christmas Play. MICHAEL GEORGE KOPCHO. S. 6. S. Memorial, Gen- eral. Science, Student Service Committee. ROBERT FRANCIS KOSCIELSKI. Guthrie, General. Senior Play, Editorial Staff, Board of Publications, President, Speakers, Masquers, lournal Campaign Speaker, Red Cross Representative, Color Guard, Student Service, Breidlin Campaign Speaker. IOHN KOTCH. Grant, General. Bank Cashiers, Z, Student Service, Iournal Skit, Miasquers, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Iournal Reporters', Hi-Y, Breidlin Campaign Speaker, Speakersf MARY KOTCH. Grant, General. Red Cross Represen- tative, Bank Cashiers', Student Service Committee, First Aid, Senior Select, Girl Reserves, ELEANOR MARY KOVAL. Grant, General. Student Service, Girl Reserves, 2, Girls' Collectors. IOSEPH KOVAL. Guthrie, General. Treasurer, Senior Class, Varsity Football, 2, Varsity Track, Z, Letter- man's Club, Geography, Gift Committee. ANDREW IOSEPH KOVALIK. Sacred Heart, College Technical Bowling Club. IOSEPH KOVALIK. St. Mary's Greek Rite, General. Bank Cashiers', Science, Student Service, Track. 1949 Gloria Kemmerer Andrew Kempa Florence Kendig loseph Kennedy Ruth Loiuse Kingston Iohn Klutchko Clayton Knapp Nicholas Koblowski Andrew Kopcho Ir. Michael Kopcho Michael G. Kopcho Robert Koscielski Iohn Kotch Mary Kotch Eleanor Mary Koval Ioseph Koval Andrew Kovalik Ioseph Kovalik ANDREW METRO KOZEMKO. St. Stanislaus, College Academic. Baseball, Z, Basketball Manager, Student Service Committee, Comites Latini, Freshman Bas- ketball. CHARLES SAMUEL KOZEMKO. S, CS S. Memorial, General. Varsity Wrestling, 2, Letterman's, 2, Out- ing Committee, lournal Reporters. ROBERT IOHN KREIDLER. S. 6 S. Memorial, College Technical. Head Cheerleader, 2, Cheerleaders, 3, First Aid, Stamp, Club Lunchtime, Assistant Bank Cashier, Baseball, Masquers, Science, 3, Minstrels, 2, Iournal Campaign Speaker, A Cappella Choir, Hi-Y, 3, Secretary, Key, Lt.-Gov.,Key Clubs. DOLORES MARIE KREMPA. Guthrie, General. Stamp, Comites Latini, Senior Select, Girl Reserves, 2, Iunior Choir, Journal Reporters. HARRY ALBERT KRESGE. Bear Creek, Commercial. A Cappella Choir, 2, Senior Select, Operetta, Mas- quers, Speakers, Science, 2, lunior Choir, lournal Campaign Speaker, Breidlin Campaign Speaker, Assistant Head Bank Cashier, Stage Crew. LORAINE ANN KRIZENOSKAS. Grant, Commercial, Freshman Orchestra, Varsity Orchestra, 3, A Cap- pella Choir, Senior Select Chorus, May Festival, Y-Teens, 2. RAYMOND BERNARD KROLL. South Grant, College Technical, Hi-Y, 2. MARY KROMOGA. Grant, College Academic. A Cap- pella Choir, 2, Senior Select Chorus, Iunior Choir, Y-Teens, 2, Comites Latini, G. A. A. ANTHONY WALTER KRUPINSKI. SS. Peter and Paul'S. General, ROSEMARY AGNES KUBAUGH. St, lohn's, General. lournal Reporters, Stamp, G. A. A., Majorettes, PATRICIA ANN KUCIRKO. S. 61 S. Memorial, College Academic. A Cappella Choir, Girl Reserves, 2, G. A. A., Comites Latini, Senior Select, Chapel Prc- grams, Operetta, lunior Red Cross Representative, 2. CECELIA HELEN KULTYS. St. Stanislaus, Commercial. Iunior Ushers, A Cappella Choir, Spanish, Senior Select, Girl Reserves, 2, May Festival. HELEN ANNE KUPRIS. Grant, Commercial, Varsity Orchestra, Freshman Orchestra, Masquers, Spanish, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Bank Cashiers', lunior Ushers, May Festival. MARCELLA YVONNE LAMB. St, Clair, General. G. A. A., Y-Teens, Stamp, lunior Choir, Senior Select, Outing Committee. LEANORA LAMOREAUX. Grant, General. lunior Ushers, Speakers, Spanish, Senior Select, A Cap- pella Choir, lournal Reporters, lunior Choir, lournal Campaign Speaker, Breidlin Campaign Speaker, May Day, MARY BARBARA LATWISS. Guthrie, Commercial. Y- Teens, 2. EDWARD AMBROSE LAUX. St. lohn's, College Aca- demic. Varsity Orchestra, 4, Band, 4, A Cappella Choir, 2, Student Leader, Varsity Orchestra, Treas- urer, Key Club, Amateurs, Comites Latini. CONCETTA ROSE LAZZARO. Strauss, General. Home- makers', Girl Reserves, Girls' Collectors, G. A. A., May Day Festival, 1949 Andrew Kozemko Charles Kozemko Robert Kreidler Dolores Krempa Harry Kresge Loraine Krizenoskas Raymond Kroll Helen KUPl'iS Mary Kromoga Marcella Lamb Anthony Krupinski Leanora Lamoreaux Rosemary Kubaugh Mary Latwiss Patricia Kucirko Edward Laux Cecelia Kultys Concelta Lazzaro Iames Leonard Theodore Leskanich Eleanor Letinski Ichn Liplert Lola Lispi Elsie Litrenta Nola Lloyd Raymond Loftus Michael LoVullo Raymond MacDermott Constance MacKiewicz lean Magdelinskas William Maley Francis Mamola Marian Margison Elizabeth Markowski Elizabeth Marley Sally Marley IAMES IOHN LEONARD. lvtackin, College Technical THEODORE LESKANICH. Grant, General Bank Cash- iers', 2, Geography, Student Service, Minstrels. ELEANOR LUCILLE LETINSKI. St. Clair, General. Masguers, lvlinstrels, 2, Senior Select, Operetta, Y- Teens, 2, Spanish, G. A. A., Girls' Collectors, Com- mercial Art, Chapel Oration, Amateurs, 2, Iournal Reporters, Homemakers, May Day Festival, A Cap- pella Choir, Iunior Choir, Bank Cashiersf IOHN LOUIS LIPFERT. Courtright, General Masquers, 2, President, lvlasquers, Speakers', Iournal Cam- paign Speaker, I-li-Y, Senior Play, lunior Choir LOLA MARIE LISPI. Arts High, Newark, N I., General. Newark: Mimeograph Club Coughlin: G, A. A, Stamp, Art, ELSIE LITRENTA. S. ci S, Memorial, College Aca- demic. G. A. A., 2, Girl Reserves, 2, Minstrels, Mas- quers, Iunior Ushers, Comites Latini, Varsity Orches- tra. NOLA ANN LLOYD. St. Ann's Academy, College Aca- demic. Masque-rs, 2, Secretary, lvlasquers, Bank Cashiers', 2, Student Service, Senior Select, A Cap- pella Choir, Varsity Orchestra, Senior Play, Fresh- man Orchestra, Amateurs, Minstrels, Operetta. RAYMOND PATRICK LOFTUS. Holy Saviour, College Technical. Hi-Y, First Aid. MICHAEL ANDREW LOVULLO. North, College Tech- nical. Senior Select, A Cappella Choir, Senior Operetta. RAYMOND MQCDERMOTT. S. CS. S, Memorial, Gen- eral. Vice-President, Art, Bowling. CONSTANCE CARMELLA MacKIEWICZ. St, Stanis- laus, General. Senior Select, Operetta, Girls' Col- lectors, l'lomemakers', Girl Reserves, 2, G A. A., Chapel Oration, Board ot Publications IEAN HELEN MAGDELINSKAS. G. A. R, General Iournal Reporters', Homemakersf Girl Reserves, 2, Girls' Collectors, G, A. A., Home Room Represen- tative, Glee, Dancing, Stamp, Hiking, Bank Cash- iers', Hall Patrol Member, Fancy Work Club. WILLIAM STEPHEN MALEY. St, Marys General, Bowling. FRANCIS CHARLES MAMOLA. Sacred Heart, General MARIAN ROSE MARGISON. Grant, Commercial. lun- ior Ushers, Typing and Mimeograph Stall, Business Stall, Board ot Publications, Spanish, G. A. A., lunior Choir, Iournal Reporters', May Day Festival, Girls' Collectors, Speakers', Iunior Y-Teens, Iournal Campaign, Girl Reserves, Breidlin Campaign, Red Cross Representative. ELIZABETH DOROTHY IVIARKOWSKI. St Ioseplrs, General Girl Reserves, 2, Student Service, Girls' Collectors. ELIZABETH MARTINA MARLEY. St Iohn's, General. Masguers, 2, Speakers', 2, A Cappella Choir, 2, Iunior Choir, 2, Red Cross Representative, Iournal Campaign Speaker, Minstrels, Board ot Publications, G, A. A., Iunior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves SALLY MARLEY. Mackin, General. Spanish, 2, Busi- ness Stalt, 2, Board ol Publications, 2, Girl Reserves, 2, G, A, A., Stamp, Iournal Reporters, First Aid, Student Service, Senior Select. 1949 Ioseph Marrone Ann Constance McCue Ruth Louise Meeker lean Martin Ioan Beverly McCulloch Mildred Vera Mihoch Rita Martin Ioseph McDonald Basil Miller Francis Martincavage Mary Grace McDonald Eugene Miller Rosemary McAfee Ioan McGlynn Iames Millham Robert McBride Ioan Ann Meehan Patricia Milan JOSEPH FRANK MARRONE. St. Nicholas, General. IEAN MARIE MARTIN. Mackin, General. Y-Teens, Girl Reserves, Senior Select, G. A. A., Stamp, Home- makersf RITA CHRISTINE MARTIN. St. Clair, Commercial. Board of Publications, Commercial Art, G. A. A., 2, Girl Reserves, 2, Girls' Collectors, Senior Select, Art, Majorettes, 2, Iunior Choir, Operetta, May Day, First Aid, Make-up Crew, Chapel Oration. FRANCIS PETE MARTINCAVAGE. St. Clair, General. ROSEMARY ANNE MCAFEE. S. ci S. Memorial, Com- mercial. lunior Ushers, Stamp, Spanish, Girl Re- serves, 2, lnter-Faith, Girls' Collectors, Senior Select. ROBERT IOHN McBRIDE. Miackin, College Technical. Masquers, First Aid, Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Freshman Basketball, l.etterman's, Announcement Committee. ANN CONSTANCE MCCUE. Princeton High, Commer- cial. Iunior Choir, Girl Reserves, Z, G. A, A., 2, Bank Cashiers', Girls' Collectors. IOAN BEVERLY MCCULLOCH. Courtright, Commer- cial. Iunior Red Cross Representative, 2, Girl Re- serves, 2, G. A. A., 2, Girls' Collectors, First Aid. IOSEPH LAWRENCE McDONALD. Grant, General. Freshman Orchestra, Varsity Orchestra, Band, 4, Hi-Y, 2. MARY GRACE MCDONALD. St. Clair, College Aca- demic. Comites Latini, Girl Reserves, 2, Senior Se- lect, lunior Choir. IOAN HELEN MCGLYNN. S. 61 S. Memorial, Commer- cial. Iournal Typing Stall, Bank Cashiers', 2, Girl Reserves, 2, lunior Choir, First Aid, Stamp. IOAN ANN MEEHAN. St. Clair, General. lunior Red Cross, lunior Choir, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Y-Teens, G. A, A., Stamp, Announcement Com- mittee. RUTH LOUISE MEEKER. Strauss, General. Senior Se- lect Chorus, Operetta, Girls' Collectors, Homemak- ers', Girl Reserves, 2, Chapel Oration, Minstrels, Iunior Choir, Bank Cashiersf MILDRED VERA MIHOCH. Guthrie, Commercial. Sen- ior Select, Majorettes, Chapel Oration, Operetta, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., May Day, Girls' Collectors, First Aid. BASIL CHARLES MILLER. Guthrie, General. Art, Board of Publications, Baseball, 2, Make-up Crew. EUGENE DONALD MILLER. S. G S. Memorial, College Academic. Track, 3, Masquers, 2, Science, lournal Campaign Speaker, Key, 2, Christmas Play, Speak- ers', 2, Comites Latini, Lettermans IAMES IOSEPH MILLHAM. S. 6- S. Memorial, General. PATRICIA MAY MILON. Guthrie, General. Masquers, Z, Senior Select, Art, Z, Stamp, G. A. A., Girl Re- serves, 2, Sale Driving, Homemakersl Operetta. THOMAS FRANCIS MINEMIER. tilarisvillef N. Y, Pub- lif, fictioot, General Varsity Track, Z, Iunior Ushers. FLORENCE ROSALIE MISCAVAGE. St. Clair, Com- mercial Girl Reserves, 2, G A. A, Senior Select, Girls' Collectors, Operetta, May Day Festival, First Airl, Chapel Oration IAMES IOSEPH MITAL. Kingston High, General. Bas- ketball, 2, Captain, Basketball, Track, l.etterman's, Iunior Red Cross, Minstrels ALBERT ROBERT MORRIS. St. Clair, General. Bank Casliierrsf Student Service, Cheerleaders, 2, Presi- dent, Stamp, Wrestling, 2, A Cappella Choir, Key, 3, Gitt Committee DOROTHY FRANCIS MORRIS. Main St, Kingston, General Senior Select, A Cappella, Basketball, 2, Art, 4, Treasurer, G A. A, Secretary, Red Cross, fltrutters, 2, lournal Reporters, Minstrels, Art Statt, Board ot Publications. PETER MORYKON. Grant, General Bank Cashiers, Geography, Outing Committee MARGARET AGNES MOSIER. Grant, General. A Cappella Choir, 2, lvtasquers, Girl Reserves, 2, Iunior Choir RENEE BEATRICE MOSKOWITZ. Grant, College Aca- demic Freshman Orch, Varsity Orch., Speakers, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Iournal Editorial fltatt, Corriites Latini, Christmas Play, Amateurs, tvtinzztrels DOLORES ANN MOSLUK. Weaver and Grant Schools, Commercial Masquers, Speakers, G. A. A., Girl lteserves, 2, Senior Select, Iournal Campaign Speak- ffr, Girls' Collectors, Operetta IOSEPH MROS. St Clair, College Technical Board ot Publications, 2, Make-up Crew, Hi-Y, Secretary, Art, 4, Color Guard RICHARD IAMES MYERS. Meyers High School, Gen- eral tvtasquers, 2, Speakers, 2, Senior Play, Man- tle Grator, lournal Campaign Speaker, lvtinstrels, Science THOMAS PAUL NATTRASS. tvtackin, General Varsity Wtffiltlltlfj, 3, Letterman's Club, 2, Hi-Y, 3 DELORES MAE NEWCOMB. Grant, Commercial. lun- ior Ushers, Speakers, Red Cross Representative, Journal Campaign Speaker, Iournal Stall, 2, Oper- etta, Senior Select Chorus, Girls' Collectors, Iunior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Assistant Bank Cashier, G A A MARIORIE ANN NICELY. Courtright, Commercial. Iunior Ushers, Bank Cashiersf 2, Girl Reserves, 2, Senior Select, Girls' Collectors, Operetta ROSEMARY IUDY NIEDZWICKI. St Clair, Commercial. fleruor Select, Girl Reserves, Girls' Collectors, Sec' retary, Mayorettes, 4, Red Cross Representative, tumor Girl Reserves, G A A., May Day, 3. MARIANNE PATRICIA NIXON. Laurel Run Borough, General Laurel Run' Secretary, Christmas Play, Tliarikzzaiving Play, Graduation Play Coughlin: Senior Select, Chapel Gration, Operetta. HILMA FAY NORDSTROM. Courtright, Commercial. Senior Select, Red Cross Representative, First Aid FRANCIS IOSEPH NOVACK. St. Clair, General. First Aifl. 1949 Thomas Francis Minemier Margaret Mosier Florence Miscavage Iames Mital Albert Morris Dorothy Morris Peter Morykon Renee Moskowitz Dolores Mosluk Ioseph Mros Richard Myers Thomas Nattrass Delores Newcomb Mariorie Nicely Rosemary Niedzwicki Marianne Nixon Hilma Nordstrom Francis Novack ii - in MICHAEL MARTIN NOVAK. Sacred l-leart, General. Pa. State Music Festival, 2, Chapel Solo, Christmas Program, First Aid, Operetta, Senior Select, A Cap- pella Choir, 3, Geography. CHARLES NUDO. S, Or S. Memorial, General. THOMAS O'BOYI.E, Mackin, College Technical Course. Science, 2, Hi-Y, lournall Reporters', lournal Cam- paign Speaker, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Color Guards. IAMES FRANCIS O'DONNELL. St. Iohn's, General. Bowling, 2, Minstrels, 2, Amateurs, 2, Stamp, Sci- ence, Hi-Y, Z, Art, Senior Select, 2, Track. DOROTHY THERESA ORZECHOWSKI. SS. Peter and Paul's, General. Girls' Collectors, First Aid, Student Service, Iunior Y-Teens, lunior Choir, G. A. A. VERA OSCHYPKO. Grant, Commercial. G. A, A., Girls' Collectors, Girl Reserves, 2, Amateurs, First Aid, Bank Cashiers', Student Service, Senior Select, Minstrels, May Festival, Operetta, Christmas Pro- gram. THOMAS WALTER OTLOWSKI. Courtright, General. Art. IANICE VIVIAN OXENDALE. Maclcin, Commercial. Senior Select, Senior Girl Reserves, Girls' Collec- tors, First Aid, Minstrels, Amateurs, CARMEN ROBERT PANZA. St. Clair, General. Varsity Orchestra, Freshman Orchestra, 2, Band, 4, Hi-Y, 2. LOUIS PARRI. Columbia, General. President, Senior Class, Masquers, Captain, Football, Varsity Football, 3, Varsity Wrestling, 3, Varsity Track, 4, Letterman's, Outing Committee, Speakers', Freshman Basketball. WILLIAM GEORGE PARRY. North, General. A Cap- pella Choir, Senior Select. MARYANN PATRICIA PASTERNAK. St. Clair, General. President, Girls' Collectors, G. A. A., Majorettes. RAYMOND WALTER PATRICK. St. Stanislaus, College Academic. Masquers, Science, 2, l-li-Y, 2, Iournal Campaign Speaker, A Cappella Choir, Comites La- tini, General Committee, Speakers, Senior Select, Breidlin Campaign Speaker. EDWARD ROBERT PAUSTER. S. 6. S. Memorial, Gen- eral. Bank Cashiersf OLGA PAWLAK. Oliver, General. lunior Red Cross, Student Service, Senior Select, Giril Reserves, 2, G. A. A., Homemakers', Girls' Collectors, Iunior Choir, Operetta. IANET MARIE PETRICK. SS. Peter and Paul's, Gen- eral. Senior Select, Girl Reserves, 2, Commercial Art. BERNICE PIKARSKY. Grant, Commercial. Typing Stalt, Board of Publications, Operetta, Senior Select, Girls' Collectors, Iunior Girl Reserves, First Aid, Safe Driving, Minstrels, Bank Cashiers', Amateurs, Masquers, Christmas Program, Student Service, May Day Festival, G. A. A. ROSE MARIE PISANESCHI. S. G S. Memorial, Gen- eral. Treasurer, Iunior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Red Cross Representative, Outing Committee, 2, Iunior Choir, May Festival, Girls' Collectors, G. A. A., 2, 1949 tv Michael Novak Charles Nudo Thomas O'Boyle Iames O'Donnell Dorothy Orzechowski Vera Oschypko Thomas Otlowski Ianice Oxendale Carmen Panza Louis Parri William Parry Maryann Pasternak Raymond Patrick Edward Pauster Olga Pawlak Ianet Petrick Bernice Pikarsky Rose Pisaneschi Lorraine Pilkevich Thomas Popko Ioan Postupack Francis Purla Kathryn Rampola Victoria Rampola lohn Reese Anthony Roan Mary Alice Reinard Elizabeth Rodack Ioan Reisinger Anne Rogan Dolores Ridilla Rosalie Roman Naomi Ringlaben Iohn Rooney Raymond Ritts Mary Roos LORRAINE PITKEVICH. Guthrie, General Strutters, Speakers, Masquers, Minstrels, G. A A, THOMAS IOSEPH POPKO. St. Clair, General, IOAN MARIE POSTUPACK. Courtright, General. A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Masquers, Speakers, Chapel Oration, lournal Campaign, G. A A., Girl Reserves, 2, Art, 2, lunior Choir, Iournal Reporters, First Aid, lvlinstrels, Operetta, May Day. FRANCIS IOSEPH PURTA. SS. Peter and Paul's, Gen- eral. Masquers, Bank Cashiers, Art, Spanish, Iour- nal Skit, Christmas Play, Make-up Crew KATHRYN CLARISSA RAMPOLA. St. Clair, General. Student Service, A Cappella Choir, G A. A., Speak- ers, Minstrels, Ivlasquers, Stamp, May Festival. VICTORIA ANN RAMPOLA. St. Clair, General. Mas- quers, Speakers, Science, I-Iomemakers, Senior Girl Reserves, lournal Reporters, General Committee, Student Service, Girls Collectors, Spanish, lunior Choir, Red Cross, Bank Cashiers'. IOHN THOMAS REESE. S. CS. S. Memorial, General MARY ALICE REINARD. St. Iohn's, Commercial. Busi- ness Statf, Board of Publications, Senior Select. IOAN MARY REISINGER. St, Nicholas, General. DOLORES MARIE RIDILLA. Sacred I-leart, General. Baton Twirler, Masquers, 2, Iournal Reporters, Out- ing Committee, Student Service, Bank Cashiers, May Day, Senior Girl Reserves, G. A, A., Home- makers, Senior Select, lunior Choir, First Aid, Iunior Girl Reserves. NAOMI CATHERINE RINGLABEN. Courtright, General. Girl Reserves, 2, G. A. A., Senior Select, Operetta, Minstrels, Girls Collectors, A Cappella Choir, Stu- dent Service, May Day. RAYMOND IOSEPH RITTS. Mackin, General. A Cape pella Choir, Hi-Y. ANTHONY IOSEPH ROAN. St. lohn's, General. Fresh- man Orch., Letterman's, Varsity Football, 2, Track, Minstrels, Amateurs, lournal Reporters, Bank Cash- iers, Band, First Aid, Operetta, Breidlin Skit. ELIZABETH RODACK. St. Mary's Greek Catholic, Col- lege Academic. Editor, Board of Publications, Edi- torial Stalf, Board of Publications, 2, Iunior Ushers, President, Iunior Y-Teens, Band, Cashiers, lunior Choir, Masquers, Speakers, Christmas PICIYJ lournal Campaign Speaker, Senior Y-Teens, Comites Latini, Consul, Comites Latini, May Day Festival, ANNE ELIZABETH ROGAN. Columbia, General. Iour- nal Reporters, Red Cross, Speakers, G. A, A., 3, Outing Committee, Girls' Collectors, Chairman, An- nouncement Committee, Iournal Campaign Speaker, Y-Teens, 2, May Festival, ROSALIE MARY ROMAN. St. loseph's, Commercial. Editorial Stall, Board ol Publications, Masquers, Girl Reserves, 2, Girls' Collectors, G. A A, Operetta, Christmas Program, First Aid, Senior Select, Student Service, Minstrels, May Day Festival. IOHN ANTHONY ROONEY. Holy Saviour, College Technical. MARY EILEEN ROOS. Mackin, General. May Day Festival 1949 Ioseph Rosola Florence Salwoski Francis Royer Irene Schall Stanley Runscavage Lenore Schaller Bernard Sakowski Kenneth Schoch Florence Sakowski Seymour Schoenholtz Maqdaleno Salmay Louise Schuster Emil Seicilc Martha Seibert Marian Seniuk Albert Sescilla Eugene Setzer Henry Shafer IOSEPH ROSOLA. St. Mary's Greek Rite, General. IOHN FRANCIS ROYER. Mackin, General. Art, 2. STANLEY RUNSCAVAGE. S. ci S. Memorial, General. BERNARD GEORGE SAKOWSKI. Guthrie, General. FLORENCE MARTHA SAKOWSKI. Guthrie, Commer- cial. Bank Cashiers, Red Cross Representative, Senior Select Chorus, Iunior Choir, Miasquers, Speakers, May Day, Spanish, Girl Reserves, Stu- dent Service, Operetta, G. A. A., Minstrels, First Aid. MAGDALENE MARY SALMAY. St. Mary's Greek Cath- olic, General. Girls' Collectors, Y-Teens, 2, Student Service, May Day Festival. FLORENCE CONSTANCE SALWOSKI. Grant, Com- mercial. Senior Select, lunior Choir, Operetta, Stu- dent Service, Iournal Reporters', G. A. A., Red Cross Representative, May Day Program, Girl Reserves, 2, Girls' Collectors, Minstrels, First Aid. IRENE BERNADINE SCHALL. St. Stanislaus, General. A Cappella Choir, Homemakers, Senior Select, Girl Reserves, 2, Science, General Committee, Student Service, Girls' Collectors, lunior Choir, Red Cross. LENORE IUSTINE SCHALLER. St, Ann's Academy, College Academic. Speakers, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, lunior Choir, lournal Reporters', May Day, Comites Latini, Iournal and Breidlin Campaign Speaker, Senior Outing Committee, Girl Reserves, 2, First Aid, Freshman Orchestra, Christmas Pro- gram, Stamp Club. KENNETH EDWARD SCHOCH. S. 6. S. Memorial, Gen- eral. SEYMOUR SCHOENHOLTZ, Memorial High School, West New York, N. I. General. LOUISE IOANNE SCHUSTER. S. 6- S. Memorial, Gen- eral. Majorettes, Student Service, Masquers, Gen- eral Comrnittee, May Festival. EMIL EDWARD SEFCIK. Sacred Heart, General. Bowl- ing Club, Z. MARTHA ELIZABETH SEIBERT. North, Academic. Mas- quers, 2, Chapel Program, Iournal Skit, Christmas Play, lournal Campaign Speaker, A Cappella Choir, Speakers, 2, lunior Speech Choir, lunior Choir, Op- eretta, Senior Select, Majorettes, 3, Comites Latini, Girl Reserves, 2, May Day Festival, Breidlin Speak- er, First Aid. MARIAN SENIUK. SS. Peter and Paul's, General. Mas- quers, Speakers, lournal Reporters', Senior Select, lunior Choir, Senior Girl Reserves, Student Service, Red Cross Representative Operetta, G. A. A., May Day Program, Amateurs. ALBERT FRANCIS SESCILLA. St. Stanislaus, College Academic. Comites Latini, Senior Select, Science, A Cappella Choir, Masquers, General Committee, lournal Campaign Speaker. EUGENE ELMER SETZER. Courtright, General. Varsity Orchestra, 3, Band, 4, Freshman and Reserve Or- chestra, 2, Minstrels, 3, Amateurs, 2, Operetta, 2, Hi-Y, Senior Select, HENRY ERNEST SHAFER. Laurel Run Borough, Gen- eral. Bowling Club. 1949 FLORENCE MARIE SHARABA. Sacred Heart, Com- mercial Maiorottes, 2, Masquers, 2, Operetta, Sen- ior Select, G A A, 2, Christmas Programs, May Festival. DALE HUBERT SHEPHERD. Courtright, General. THOMAS EDWARD SHERIDAN. Grant, General ELEANOR MARY SHIMINITZ. St. Marys Greek Cath- olic, Commercial. Editor, Board ot Publications, As- sociate Editor, Senior Select Chorus, Senior Y- Teens, G. A A, Masquers, Iournal Reporters', Stu- rlent Service, Bank Cashiers, May Day Festival, Operetta Iunior Girl Reserves, Make-Up Crew. ROBERT ANTHONY SHIMKO. Columbia, College Technical Masquers, Key, Gilt Committee, Varsity Baseball, 3, Captain, Varsity Basketball, Freshman Basketball, Letterman's, First Aid. DOLORES SHIMSHOCK. Addison, General. Minstrels, Senior Select, A Cappella Choir, Girl Reserves, 2, G A A., Red Cross Representative, lunior Choir, lloinernaking, Basketball, May Day Festival, Major- ettes, Freshman Party, First Aid, Operetta LEON IOSEPH SHIMSHOCK. Courtright, College Technical Science, Hi-Y, Treasurer, Speakers, Stage Crew, World War ll Plaque Dedication, Student Service. IANET THERESA SHUBERT. Columbia, General. May Festival, Minstrels, Freshman Party SHIRLEY HELEN SHUTT. North, General. Girls' Col- lectors, Iunior Choir, Geography, Homemakersf STEVE STANLEY SILESKI. SS. Peter and Paul's, Gen- eral. Iournal Reporters', General Committee. DOLORES FRANCES SLESIENSKY. Grant, Commer- cial Senior Select, Operetta, Stamp Club, Girls' Collectors, Girl Reserves, 2, First Aid, G. A. A. LORETTA LOUISE SLOVINSKI. Columbia, General. Masquers, Minstrels, Commercial Art, Student Serv- ice, May Festival. IANICE VERNETTE SMITH. S. QS- S Memorial, General. A Cappella Choir, G. A. A., Iournal Reporters, Senior Select, Operetta, Homemakersf IEANNE VAYETTE SMITH. S. 6- S. Memorial, General. lunior Choir, Senior Select, A Cappella Choir, Bank Cashiers', Operetta, Homemakers' HAROLD SNYDER. Courtright, College Technical. Iunior Ushers, Speakers, Science, Iournal Report- ers', Stage Crew, Hi-Y CHESTER SOBOI.. S, 6 S Memorial, General. ALBERT SOBOLESKI. St Clair, General. PETER SOCHKO. St. Mary's Greek Roman Catholic, General. I949 Florence Shoraba Dale Shepherd Thomas Sheridan Eleanor Shiminitz Robert Shimko Dolores Shimshock Leon Shimshock Ianice Smith Iunet Shubert Ieanne Smith Shirley Shutt Harold Snyder Steve Sileski Chester Sobol Dolores Slesiensky Albert Soboleski Loretta Slovinski Peter Sochko I,--An L VINCENT PHILIP SODROSKY. St. Stanislaus, General, Varsity Football, 2, Varsity Track, 3, Letterman's, 3, First Aid, Geography, Freshman Basketball. DOROTHY MARY SOLTIS. St. Clair, General. Major- ettes, 4, Leader, Majorettes, G. A. A., 3, President, G. A. A., Iournal Reporters, 2, Y-Teens, Homemak- ers', Masquers, Outing Committee, First Aid, May Day Festival, Girls' Collectors. CARL ROBERT SOSNOWSKI. North, General. Band, 2, Manager, Bowling, Senior Select, Gilt Committee. IUNE MARIE SPAYDER. Grant, General, Red Cross Representative, Bank Cashiers, 2, First Aid, Tum- bling, 2, May Day, Iunior Choir, Girl Reserves, 2, Majorettes, Homemakers', Treasurer, G, A. A., Seri- ior Select Chorus, Operetta, Varsity Basketball, Hal- lowe'en Party Committee. ANNA IEAN SPERNOGA. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Varsity Basketball, 2, Iournal Reporters, Girl Re- serves, 2, First Aid, G. A. A., Art, Student Service Committee, May Day Festival. ARTHUR CHARLES SPITTEL. Bear Creek, General. MARTHA CATHERINE STAHOVIC. Guthrie, General. Speakers, Stamp, 2, Seniol Select, Comites Latini, Senior Girl Reserves. RITA THERESA STANUKENAS. St. Clair, General. Board ot Publications, Majorettes, 4, Homemakers, Girls' Collectors, Y. Teens, May Day, Vice-President, G. A. A., First Aid, Outing Committee, Announce- ment Committee. FRANCIS IOSEPH STEINKIRCHNER. St, Nicholas, Gen- eral. Bank Cashiers, Freshman Basketball, lournal Reporters, Masquers, Basketball, 3, Hi-Y, Student Service, Letterman's. IEROME IOSEPH STELIGO. St. Clair, General. THELMA ELIZABETH STEPHENS. Mackin, Commer- cial. A Cappella Choir, 2, State Music Festival, lunior Choir, Senior Y-Teens, Operetta, G. A. A., Bank Cashiers, Senior Select, Stamp, Student Serv- ice, First Aid, May Day Festival. LEONARD IOSEPH STERMER. Oliver, General, IUNE ELIZABETH SWEINBERG. Mackin, Commercial. Operetta, A Cappella Choir, Bank Cashiers, G. A. A., Senior Select, Y-Teens, 2, lunior Choir, Stamp, First Aid, Student Service, May Day. LOUISE VICTORIA SWITCH. Columbia, Commercial. Iunior Ushers, Business Stall, Board of Publications, Girls' Collectors, Spanish, Girl Reserves, 2, Senior Select, Christmas Program, G. A. A., Outing Com- mittee, First Aid, Student Service, May Day Fes- tival. RAYMOND DAVID TAIT. S. G S. Memorial, General. lunior Ushers, Football, 4, Track, 4, Wrestling, 3, Key, 2, Treasurer, Announcement Committee. DONALD ANTHONY TANTALA. Mackin, General. Band, 4, Art, Freshman Orchestra. ALICE TARASUK. Mackin, Commercial. A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Operetta, lunior Choir. FLORENCE IOAN TARENCE. SS. Peter 61 Paul's, Com- mercial. A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Masquers, 2, Red Cross Representative, Stamp, Girl Reserves, Operetta, Amateurs, May Day. 1949 Vincent Sodrosky Martha Stahovic Dorothy Soltis Rita Stanukenas Carl Sosnowski Francis Steinkirchner Iune Spayder Ierome Steligo Anna Span-mga Thelma Stephens Arthur Spittel Leonard Stermer Iune Sweinberg Louise Switch Raymond Tait Donald Tantala Alice Tarasuk Florence Tarenca Doreen Taylor Robert Tarlhalc Isabelle Thomas Ianot Thomas Ioan Thomas Iohn D. Thomas Iohn Z. Thomas Marvin Thrash Iohn Tirpak Ir. Theresa Tirpak Alice Tomasko Winifred Toolo William Trogaskis Antonotto Trotta Edward Turner Leo Umphrod Daniel Unqvarsky William Ungvarsky DOREEN ALICE TAYLOR. Bear Creek, General. A Cappella Choir, G. A. A., Senior Select, Y-Teens, 2. ROBERT IOHN TERSHAK. Courtright, College Techni- cal. Masquers, Speakers, Hi-Y, 2, lournal Campaign Speaker, Wrestling, A Cappella Choir, Senior Se- lect, Breidlin Campaign Speaker, Iunior Bed Cross Representative, Freshman Basketball, Iournal Re- porters', Wrestling. ISABELLE IOAN THOMAS. Courtright, Commercial Student Service Committee, Bank Cashiers, First Aid, G. A. A., A Cappella Choir, Iunior Choir, Sen- ior Select, Y-Teens, Operetta, Christmas Program. IANET LORRAINE THOMAS. Oliver, Commercial. Iunior Ushers, A Cappella Choir, lunior Choir, Sen- ior Select, Masquers, Speakers, Y-Teens, G. A. A, Stamp, Operetta, Homemakersf First Aid, Minstrels. IOAN ELEANOR THOMAS. Courtright, Commercial lunior Ushers, Art Stall, Board ot Publications, 2, Art, 4, Iunior Girl Reserves. IOHN DANIEL THOMAS. North Plainfield High School, N. I. General, IOHN THOMAS. Laurel Ftun, General. Baseball. MARVIS IOAN THRASH. Mackin, Commercial. Stu- dent Service Committee, Bank Cashiers, Freshman and Reserve Orchestra, lunior Choir, IOHN GEORGE TIRPAK IR. Sacred Heart, General lournal Reporters, Bank Cashiers, Geography, Hi-Y, 2, Masquers, Red Cross, Freshman Basketball. THERESA REGINA TIRPAK. Sacred Heart, Commer- cial. A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Christmas Program, Operetta, lunior Choir, Iunior Girl Re- serves. ALICE MARIE TOMASKO. Courtriaht, Commercial. lunior Ushers, lournal Campaign Speaker, Breidlin Campaign Speaker, May Day Festival, Stamp. WINIFRED ANN TOOLE. S. 6. S. Memorial, General Business Stall, Board ol Publications, G, A. A, Girl Reserves, 2, Outing Committee, liinior Choir, Red Cross, 2, Girls' Collectors, Homemakersf WILLIAM IONES TREGASKIS. S. G S. Memorial, Com- mercial. Key, 2, Science, 2, Stamp, 3. ANTONETTE CAROLINE TROTTA. Laketon, General. Laketon: Girls' Glee Club, Spring Concert, Assem- bly Programs, 2, Cheerleader, Girls' Basketball Team, Class Parties Committee. Coughlini Girl Re- serves, 2, Speakers, First Aid, Hornemaking, Geogra- phy, Girls' Collectors, EDWARD IAMES TURNER. Courtright, General. Mas- quers, 2, Varsity Football, 3, Speakers, Letterman's, 3, Track, 2, Wrestling, Secretary, Hi-Y, First Aid, Senior Select. LEO MICHAEL UMPHRED. Mackin, General. Senior Play, Masquers, Speakers, Science, Hi-Y, lournal Skit, Iournal Reporters, Bank Cashiers, Baseball. DANIEL MICHAEL UNGVARSKY. Sacred Heart, Col- lege Technical. Iunior Ushers, Masquers, Speakers, Key, Hi-Y, 2, President, Hi-Y, Iournal Campaign Speaker, Breidlin Campaign Speaker, WILLIAM MICHAEL UNGVARSKY. Sacred l-leart, General. Baseball, Outing Committee, Iournal Be- portersf 1949 lack Vivian Nancy Vivian Bernard Vodzak Rosemary Vogel Ann Marie Walsh Mary Margaret Walsh Regina Wichowski Robert Warner Mary Louise Wideman William Wasley Ioseph Wilk William Watchulonis Carol Williams lean Wharton Lois Williams IACK VIVIAN. Mackin, General. Baseball, Bank Cashiers, First Aid. NANCY ANN VIVIAN. S, QS S. Memorial, General. Spanish, Girls' Collectors, Girl Reserves, First Aid, Student Service, Iournal Reporters. BERNARD GEORGE VODZAK. S. of S. Memorial, Gen- eral. ROSEMARY ALSTON VOGEL. Courtright, Commercial, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Operetta, Iunior Red Cross Representative, G. A. A., Stamp, Y-Teens, 2, Christmas Program, First Aid, Iunior Choir, Stu- dent Service, Senior Tea, ANN MARIE PATRICIA WALSH. North, College Aca- demic, Iunior Ushers, Iournal Campaign Speaker, Breidlin Speaker, Bank Cashiers', Red Cross Repre- sentative, Iunior Choir, Senior Select, Comites La- tini, May Day, Speakers, Girl Reserves, 2, First Aid. MARY MARGARET WALSH. St. Iohn's, General. Sen- ior Select Girl Reserves, 2, Stamp, Student Service, G. A. A., Red Cross. ROBERT GERARD WARNER. Courtright, General. Stage Crew, l-li-Y, Baseball. WILLIAM IAMES WASLEY. Laurel Run Borough, Gen- eral. Football, 2, Basketball, 2, Track, 2, Key, Let- terman's, WILLIAM IOSEPH WATCHULONIS. Grant, General. Stage Manager, Masquers, Hi-Y, Manager, Base- ball, lournal Reporters', A Cappella Choir, First Aid. IEAN MARY WHARTON. Kingston High, Commercial. Senior Select, Girl Reserves, 2, Secretary, Senior Girl Reserves, Bank Cashiers', Christmas Program, Operetta, Girls' Collectors, G. A. A,, Typing Staff, Board of Publications, First Aid, lunior Choir. REGINA CAROL WICHOWSKI. Grant, General. Bank Cashiers', A Cappella Choir, lournal Reporters, Y- Teens, 2, Iunior Choir, G. A. A,, First Aid, Student Service, Spanish. MARY LOUISE WIDEMAN. Strauss, College Academic. lournal Campaign Speaker, Speakers, Senior Select Chorus, Red Cross Representative, Comites Latini. IOSEPH ROBERT WILK. SS. Peter CS- Paul's, General. CAROL MARILYN WILLIAMS. S. 6. S. Memorial, Gen- eral. A Cappella Choir, Bank Cashiers', Business Staff, Board ot Publications, Girl Reserves, 2, G. A. A., I-lomemakers, First Aid, Student Service. LOIS MARION WILLIAMS. Meyers, College Aca- demic. Student Service, Bank Cashiers', Speakers, Iunior Choir, Senior Select, May Day, Operetta, Iournal Campaign Speaker, Breidlin Campaign Speaker, Girl Reserves, 2, Comites Latini, First Aid, General Committee, Minstrels, Christmas Program. 1949 ANTHONY THEODORE WITKOWSKI. St Clair, Gen- eral Secretary, Stamp, Chairman, Gift Committee, Masquerfs, Christmas Play, lournal Skit, Bowling, 2, Key, Freshman Basketball. WILLIAM EDWARD WIVELL. Grant, College Techni- cal Masquers, Speakers, Stage Crew. IOSEPH LEO WOODRING. St. Iohn's, General. Mas- quers, 2, Speakers, 2, Science, 2, Baseball, 2, Fresh- man Rasketball, A Cappella Choir, Make-Up Crew, Hi-Y, Senior Select, Color Guard, 2, First Aid, lour- nal Campaign Speaker, Student Service Committee, Outing Committee, Minstrels. CARL WYCHOCK. S fi S Memorial, General, Wres- tlina DOLORES LILLIAN YAGIELLO. Oliver, Commercial. lunior Ushers, Masquers, Senior Select, lunior Choir, Bank Cashiers', First Aid, Y-Teens, Spanish. BARBARA ANN YANCHIK. Guthrie, Commercial. Rank Cashiersf 2, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Y-Teens, 2, Iunior Choir, Operettci, G. A. A, First Aid, Christmas Program, Freshman Orch, Reserve Orch BERNARD ANTHONY YANCHUK. St Clair, General. IOHN IOSEPH YENCHA. Sacred Heart, General. FRANCES MARIE YOUNGBLOOD. St. lOhn's, Gencral. Red Cross Stamp, Student Service, G. A A., FRANCES PAULINE ZAHORCHAK. Columbia, Com- mercial Masquers, Senior Select Chorus, Student Service Committee, Christmas Program, Iunior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves, Operetta: Girls' Col- lectors, G A A, First Aid, lunior Choir, Bank Cashiers' STELLA IOSEPHINE ZAIACZKOSKI. St. Clair, Com- mercial. Masquers, A Cappella Choir, Senior Se- lect Chorus, lunior Choir, Girl Reserves, Girls' Col- lectors, Spanish, Christmas Program, LOUISE RITA ZAPOTOWSKI. St Stanislaus, Commer- cial lunior Ushers, First Aid, Iournal Reporters, May Day, 2, G. A A, I-lomemakersf Girl Reserves, 2, Student Service, Senior Select, lunior Choir, Spanish, Christmas Program, Bank Cashiers. LOVE ZAVATSKY. Guthrie, Commercial. Bank Cash- ier:s', May Day, 2, Homemaking, Red Cross Repre- sentative, Student Service, Senior Select, G. A. A., Iunior Choir, Y-Teens, 2, First Aid, Spanish. MARIE ANN ZAWODNIAK. Courtright, College Aca- demic Iunior Ushers Editorial Statl, Board oi Publi- cations, 2, Iournal Reporters, Iunior Y-Teens, Speak- ers, Iournal Campaign, Masquers, Stamp, Comites Latini WILLIAM IAMES ZELINSKI. Mackin, College Aca- demic A Cappella Choir, Key, Hi-Y, Senior Select, Rand, Minstrels, 3, Treasurer, Hi-Y, 4, Treasurer, Key, Key, 3, Operetta, Comites Latini. Anthony Witkowski Barbara Yanchik Stella Zaiaczkoski William Wivell Bernard Yanchik Louise Zapotowski Ioseph Woodring Iohn Yencha Love Zavatsky Carl Wychock Frances Youngblood Marie Zawodniak Dolores Yagieflo Frances Zahorchak William Zelinski Iunior Ushers First Row Heil to rightl: Ioanne Millnamow, Catherine Voelker, Elizabeth Zaharowskr, Catherine Papadoplas, Helen Glncz- kowski, Phyllis Deisher, Anna Amrick, Eleanor Warmck, Frances Player, Pauline Hudak, Marguerite Sauer. Second Row: Shirley Pauster, Lucille Kaporch, Dorothy Walcheslu, Dolores Yastrernskt, Clara Pekrosky, Faye Eamtord, Patricia Burns, Alma Havir, Louise Pugh, Helen Horny, Marie Rinish, Third Row: Maureen Marlin, Margaret Sestak, Dolores Makuch, Iosephine Giddo, Rita Ulddo, Nancy Slso, Viola Menechetti, lane Davies, Marion Davis. Fourth Row: Pauline Silkoslcy, Sharon Dotter, lane Carpenter, Bernard Zapotowskr, Carl Beidleman, Palrick McDonough, Geraldine Mrnarelc, Hose Solcol, Dolores Mendusky. Absent: Lois McLaughlin, Ioseph Kinsey. unior S ers Se ectetl The aim ot all lower classmen is to make the Iunior Ushers, an organization drawing its enrollment from those students who have the highest scholastic average. The duties ot this organization are to usher at all Coughlin entertainments and at the graduation exercise in Iune. Iunior Ushers is the stepping-stone to the National Honor Society, goal of all students. Class fficers President IOSEPH POTORSKI Secretary MARION DAVIS Mantle Orator ' D CARL FRITZGES FRITZGES DAVIS POTORSKI W f I ff v ,, Vqxfwia 1 Iunior Class First Row tlctt to riqhtjz I. 5.- I I- ,If Imw 2 I1-I 111. v'x'.wIv,x III lm-III1-I IWIIIII my I IIIII IW1: Iwr Ilittvu Qftm I'III1f Second How: tftflvt-I1 1' 'mx I 4 :mmm ,'Yr1II:,1'sI1-1' IfI1rx:,I11 IHIIIIIIIIII l?v11Im1IIv: IZQIIII-N llcrrmnt MZIIII' Lftw, I. Third Row: I I ' 1' IIfx' 'II':'I +' fwt 'III P1 cl. !Mtc1mrwv1n'I1 Ifttvvmtisz, II IZIII III1:I1:f1 Ihkvr Hurd' II Fourth Row: IW I III' 'fx' IM nm. Imzrm :wmv I'fwI'rcxrx::f:u' I'I lIIII'IIt41Il 'rwIf I KIIII IIIVIIIIIIU v'I1I.:1tmu First Row tlett to rightl: Ii , 1' 'x 1:I: I I'-. In I4f ,I: Ku-If-r::f:1 K1'IIy Kffnm-I Ktxlmln Kurt- IIr1v1I IIII'-1-I Sec ond Row: IINII, I 'LIIHII Ilut :nw I-Qfww III-m:1vxr1 IVIIJIIIIIKIII II1xrr1:. II1r1w III1l:', Ic1cI.::mx II KZIQIIIO Third Row II' I,'f II Ifwmzfirwfr II I wr, III-frm-, IfI f'I:f14 ':. IvIc'IIwr1r:'xf1II III vmrm, IVIwr1fI,1r'I:1I41 INIIHIICD I.vII'-' Fourth Row: Intrlxl .+I If-vw, Il- -I I' VI 'ffm I ry. :'. I'.I' '.If . Ixffsrmx, Mm mn IZIHI-1.1 MIIIIHI First Row tlvft to rightjz If IN II1II1'1f-I In Ilrmxty- I'Ixm'-In 'J-rlwrnfx tJI,fmIf-:wt IImIIw:.-,I I'11rw'II II,r1i.1f, I'wII:1I' II-If I'w!mI..I. Second How: II--Iwi. IH 'rm 'l Iv Istrnfw' II ww I'm1:,Ivr I'f t:v'1I,I I'11'II1 IIIIIIIIWIC1 VMI w':,I,: Imm- 1' ' Third How: 'muff' IVVII , II II 'fm-Ir' 'I IIf'.f'I.1.'Ivf 'A' ItI: II.v1'1 IN'If1rIv V O::tr41:1.'ww'-I,1 IXIr't'I71'I, I'wIII'IIII1k. IIII' :mx I'f1IfIrwI1: Fourth Row: III It 11. III1I:f1I.vl. I'.'IfrIwr1v x I'vII1mf If1 I'rIvI1rvIf'III1m:, I'xIv'I-QI11:,I1wv, M11t1t0:cI I.I'Xr1f'11If' I'fIm'mv1f :IIN , IT' ' :Im Iunior Class First Row fleft to rightl: Shaw, Scarnults, Soaring, Stllcoslcy, Stplser, Htdtlla, Myers, Roth, Oil-7OI1Dflll, P'-tio, Sfifsstalt Second Row: Shramlco, Stsco, Smigelskl, Powell, Sennetl, Splondido, Reese, Smtko, Rintsh Third How: Hxtaczolw, Smlth, Stavtschak, Polacek, Provuznak, Schmidt, Mrak, Olao, Popielarz, Saba. Fourth Row: Sodrosky, Kline, Hr.-tchard, Margalis, Potorski, Otlowslu, Panagakas, Nobel. First Row fleft to rightl: Washinslci, Waters, Rushton, Stravtnsl-41, Wilson, Stecheex, Roth, Sauer, SW0lYlbl1liC,', Ungvar- sky, Splttle. Second Row: Spittel, Stalewslci, Walcheski, Stefanoskt, Warniclc, Stevens, Stso Solcol, Tvsllchko. Third Row: Skihtckt, Wolle, Slec, Roberts, Williams, Vasquez, Tornassetti, Yanchuk, Verespy, Conrad. Fourth Row: Slam, Teresinskt, Venti, Zapotowslct, Zajkoski, Stmonson, Yencha, ZGlkOSi-il, Taylor, Ward, Walsh. First Row Qleit to rightl: VivL1liOSiCl, Zulgo, Zalxarowslu, White, Wright, lroqaskts, Yastrfernski, Yeelees, Spaydt-r, WGSiClf,', Wolosz. Second Row: Shovlin, Zdan, Wolczylc, Voelker, londora, Skubits, Wslgus. Third Row: Schultz, SlGVll'1Slil, Vukovlch, Wastnda, Zomerleld, Wallace, Tomasctk, Zalzek. Fourth Row: Scasock, Slcurna, Tattorsall, Zovada, Wal' crs, Sovyrda, Swartwood I V r ,, , Mi. I Iunior Class First How Heil io riqhlbz P'311,f'f'f.' r.. . vw.f rw w, .3.!1',fP H: rirwritiv ilvirv, P41115 N lmkf Iluzmw Ncwixirm- Iimutmd lf1':.'H Second How: Iwi' fvilvxam' NUI mr VH: I I '1l'- 'wl:l0:A',' H:-dum l?f1m'1yn'I1, '. mmm-ll'.', Nilmixky Third Row: Im?--1 ?,v1!:+'L '21-Ifxufv V11-in IV :M ix'f11xrPa:':i1, Hrirmfi Iilirzwmn, Hxwuzpffr Fourth Row: H1-Ic1f1t':if,!4'-I1 Val' fxfwu H'1r111:.rx l'rwf'f 'nw l'f1:v.f Mm M 2'f11fw Huw: Y .iirvvvflkt Fira! Row Heh to riqhtj: I 1:1.l I-1 l'1u1P.f1r1 hiiflflilrl Nrwcii1rv'A:9i:1, Ncmvuk I'v1+-sinlrirx Mrmv' Nwuk Ixmx Mm vw, Second Row: Mf1!?w14 ilflxfiw ilfxgi-mr? Iwtxlxuril Mri'T1l1 M1-miuslky Mnkvich,I.1ppr1,i.11i141c'Px Third Row: Hmv lfwrmfmili K.n:w', f!Tw.l1uf1v:w'1u Mfr1w'f,1't. flwf-rx:,r1', 'lvzrxriwfm Hruvvv- Fourlh Row: KHI1 Iwnnlrlfzu, V forum: I.c1lw111q3w F'1'lf'A'V fm? Fira! How Ile!! lc righlj: In'-In ul. 1: IU 'ww lwzml ' f, I'lfM:1:' Imrri--rm ivvulilrlh Nlvhcvlzw Ncuinim Yu-w. fiom- Tum Second Row: Vllvzwm Ifxvw. H1 mrs IYVJLL. I'1!.pl.w:J:1 fxwllllw 1 rwlatv, if1'1v114'l. Third Row: H Orvlpwru Iinlfi ifniriil xviuuf Fi P ri 1'1 Vxvi. Frm. Vw f .1 mv- ifx Fourih ROW: IV-l11n1t:,r.1 V-.:,lv::r.1 I5nxl1c1::.'vi. Anirilxhl If ifrliiwwlil Mm' I-Il' Ninn FUTURE ENGINEERS IN THE MAKING BOOKKEEPERS AT WORK I opllomore lass , 'Q Mgr NIMBLE I-'INGERS FLYING Sophomore Class Firs! How flef! lo rightb: Cavan, Flynn, Dzonko, Babcock, Bvvan, Blonnott, Finn, Rrydf-n, Tonuccx, Bombay, Aukerv Innri Second How: Hrf,-mn-, Bond, Dixon, Bolchunos, Ge-orgrr, Hooush, G, Ylvoma, Snlvoqqlo, Dvxx-nfvld. Third Row: Wxrntlu, Hvfrmit, Iifrr'-15311, firon, Hmovuch, fwonrod, Dyfslf-9111, Bloks-I' Fourth Row: Bfrchrnorr, I ffvnns, Todd:-n Umcke-It Mrwmwlruszrrrx Hllulfn Vfmnwfxy, llougnlfrm, Vomoh First Row Cleft io rightl: Strrnmlx, Torpolz, SIIOVIIH, Hmlly, Wolcxyk, Hoslok, Sllvphe-rd, Smcrrvfrqs-, I Sxsko, TT Sas- rr, Pmtrr Second How: fS1nq1f-y,SCh11itz, Vorvoqllonf-, Pwwoxchlk, Peurossk1, Zdrrnowxcz, Wxllloms, Shorts, Snltko Third How: Mrlmrrqw-, Pe-trofzky, Vorfl, Nloholrc, Plvlnfakl, Mooxv, Polrichvck, limrmwsikl, Otlowslkl Fourth Row: Ps rvn:.M1 Hninllrn, !Jb:m:,nrr:.l1u, 'I'o1r:cxyk, Ilrrrnlocli, Morpwth, PTCIQG, PMC.,- Firs! How flefl lo rightj: fl Wllllmnfz, PoH:owf2k1, Pm-lo, Polnchf-ck, Lf-1-, Vmlm, Home n'.1l1qh.m 1w,.,-km, Spqmsklr '1Im'- PL Second Row: fSov1rirr:: SOM,17:-TIHIOU-,Hv'f1ldOI1,Ynstlr-rrltilil, Vavnn Iklu-wwf-wf1L'1,lr-:wx lmmr- lr-wan. Third Row: MuH r, Krulxdz, Kwrlrxwy, rv1f'lVf11Y1f1Il Mmwlrn I.:-:1Y.o, Mmzlr-y, Momzzkl Sophomore Class First Row Uett to rightl: McAtee, Lang, Gola, lGSUlSWlCZ, Harowicz, Huey, Mroz, Kowalskt, Martyn, S lanes, Mc Ke-and, Second Row: Lttchman, Sypnrewskr, Koscalc, Navola, Knaslak, Kardell, Hrabowskr, NOV1DSl4l, lloran, lloro wicz, Third Row: Fox, Flergang, Grxpp, Flermng, Haslnecz, Fedor,G1bbons, Orleskl. Fourth Row: Evanchxck, Sal woski, Haven, Setcilc, Mxtchell, Feld, Thompson, Hottman. 1 First Row Cleft to nghtj: Wasrllco, Swelqxn, Buczlco, Anagnos, G. Watlctns, Smyden, Kompinslu, lanes, B, Thomas Vesek, W'vell, Second Row: Sokolskt, Shades, Katashuk, Kovahlc, Trudnak, Bednar, Benkoski, Strxtzmqer, Hoffman Hotchkiss. Third Row: Inqon, Husband, Halloran, Kelly, Brown, Sokol, Knapprnan, Smollco, Sxncavage. Fourth Row Suchoskt, Iordan, Koval, Shutt, Kasaczun, Klutchko, Kowalskl, Sisko, Snyder First How lleft to rightjz Fitzgerald, Heylek, Ference, Schultz, Zeleskt, McGroarty, Runchka, Neals, Fallon, Marley Mxcholson, Second Row: B. Watlclns, Zaccagni, Sauers, Budzyn, Blsulca, Emerlck, lackloskl, May, Devans, IUSOHIS W, Uhcny. Third Row: C. Watkins, C-, Litwin, I. Ungvarsky, C. Krempasky, Tutko, Tsempales, Washmgton, I Ulxcny, W. Thomas, F. Thomas. Fourth Row: Yanchik, Watchilla, Kwak, Yenkowskx, Kozxelskr, Klynott, Woolcock A Unqvarsky, Stahovtc, Kozemko. i- M4 2 , s Sophomore Class First Row llc-it to riqhtjz rl 1 f vf-' PIm'.'1r1:1i.1 ifif-m MMM-:, lhwfvxt, Lupco, I Mmlm, Mvtgtqr-1, Mvnch, Mucho hob 'fffwxfr Second Row: I'f:'1,n:n:.r,. flllw-rt fl Mmtlri Maritim, V Mornoifi, 'l' Momoln, Ke-yvs, Krukowsskl, Brown ICf!f'x'rw Third Row: Hrfh' I..-f-iz.-,x hor:-4' Yr-Q-Ima, Askww, Yoncthus, XNyChoCl., Ve-hoszkl, Yrltrzkl Fourlh ROW 'hum ' low-1 lif M' I,f1f'.'i1rr . 3.v1'1'.'1'f1 IN if 'zcwrvriqf-, Vrxvwx Hfirnri, V:-mimi First Row flnfl lo riqhlbz V.1HwH ',lwH fhri xt lnkrfi, Orflmqvfr Iinirimvlzs, Kmlwfzm Vourtwllqht, C' Hxzukruiwiqw liilkli rf: ffl' .P,f,.r, Second Row: il PQoh'..r1: Kfzrnxrm Kmmrirzlzi Nm-saziq, Olxmrix, lioxuou, lluxdmfk, Oqm Noodl- H Third Row: YM w.'.tf1 Xrxv wifi X1 l.n:.'1r, klvcihrim, Cicivm Ionms, klnhrivlw, Kola, In-riklma Fourih How: Iciaomss ln-x1..1.' Mff-hm Ywi .La I' H xx f vs lf' I 1' 1, H1 l.n:1-11, I5 Iiuru-zfalwf-vqvr, Cixihnirizcll, Ywriuhu First Row Heil to rightj: 'u .'f11w1 firnydwz Srwxk, Yrrichci, Sufsu Huub, Sapp, WySock1 Uhchnvy Sf-nick, Hobvlts Second Row: Ilfqhtl, Vf rrmuiir Zfm,-f Eitmfk W1t1:ow:1i:i, Thomoss, 'Pooh-, Porstupouk, Mahal Third How: My:-rs, H1-111 -wi fl hunk' M1 ' ' .V fjwml.-:vw lh ljnfpywlr- Mo:.l4'y Shiyuilfi, Sw'- ri--y W'1Hxu1x1: Fourth Row: Mulh-'tri Iviulmy Mwh-1Hv Hm 'fxL.u M, 2...rf' hr-rim Mr1::h1rw:l,. P+-hfrh Swkh- reshman C ass A WATCHED POT NEVER BOILS, GIRLS FRESHMEN ENIOY ENTERTAINERS AT ASSEMBLY A LESSON IN THE BIRDS AND THE BEES - gnu, , ,V .f 2 X s Freshman Clcrss First Row Heh to rightjz Pmimko, Zfxtm-ri, Sf-mfoss, Si1OiOSh1, S4'Fldt'IiO'J11.', Sulwr, Yr-nchn, Scmlmt Hmzrzl SMU41 lff-1-1, 'lhurrwls Second Row: Vlvxf1r1,S+-roiln Tciylor, YGHCNILL, Ydqn-llo, Wold, Yu-:ul-go, VV1::clmk, Wmmt Snlmlml 11f'lmlkrx, Ilnpmulu, H'yd1-1, Kodak Third Row: A111-rs, Bus-tsky, Acolv Zuholclml-1, Bakr-r, Hman, Iimrm Yr-fzuvxrin Hfllf-21, Aciriyrlxlxm, Wfifsfni, Zrxwxlri Fourth Row: Vs-ho::L1, Adrimovxch, W4'1Sil1Hf3i'X1, Iimnlvtll, VVUHQ' Vldumszkv Vmlvll wx, Alf-mil, H,-mf. Iicilmrusz, 214:11 Wllri Hmnri First Row Heh io rightl: I,+'vv1::, Mmqxfson MGIIQPIGD, Iasl-Qowskx, Mmwmxm, Novcxkowskl I.e1vcmdow:zk1 Nnllon Mulf af-muy Myfmz, I,fmhf1v1qh Second Row: McAfee, Ochu-m,LGnqdon, MlIiOWSkl, Ofslmfsnvwskx, Mmsfmll Tlmq, Ylyrm !Iv1ru:hu1:1iL, Mromnfzlfzz, Mmqmm, Mmcvllxm NIGCLZGYKIVMX, Muyvskl, Lonqffrmun, May. Third How: Gvuln, Llvxrxly fum iff-:zmrl l'lf'm1I1f1 Hill flrivvlv-y,f31IllqGr1 Cllr-f-11-y f'olsfy,G0dlvwsk1, H11lx,Hx1sl'm1xci Fourth Row: Hcmlmn lixlbllvln' Huw- Hv1rl1m:: flwiytmctl: IX-ld, Kopxcl-11, Hrissrxy, ilu-qory, Hf-nry, Hvmmqwuy, Kmwh' Firsl Row Cleh to rightj: Inisrzo, H KVYXVVICRK, IJYCXr'VJiil'll, Hands, Vlwck, B:-udfr, Ilucksson, I7vr1::u1ou- Hllle-v1bwr1dn-1 lmlwxrzk, If-w:,l.f-1 Second Row: Krum, Ifvrmfn B Dub-, I' Kvyrzwnckn, Hoylv, Inrvmxdowfskzx A IN111- Vhxmlvluk IV PfxvHim'N1:111 lrmf-an Hr1Hr1f:l1 Third Row: Ifdwcildss, Brom, '1UWlUY, lnclirsurm, Imsule-vuff, Kopflm Hoylw Kumi! Vfmyn H'I'Nflf', ii11HflfL1,1.r'W1!3 Fourih Row: Kfinl- Vvxnnlnqhom Kc1lOd.'1vy, InCkIo:sk:1, I7v1f1nn Bmwivy, Vrishxzwrf- l'f'r1I!1'-y- -mn'-, Imssxdmmo, Dombroskm fiffv--wnvnn fiitv-crif-vlwt Freshman Class First Row Klett to rightj: Myers, Pearson, Miller, Makaravrtz, Koval, Krizenoskas, Knsylc, Mulhern, Leslzanrch, On derrsin, Petro. Second Row: Kuboski, Malickr, lones, Keats, Lewis, Herman, Hyzinskr, Lobonoskr, Imperial, Mullr gan, Kohl, C lones, Third Row: Kraynanskr, Lynn, Kmg, Levandoskr, Keyes, Marley, Kullrclc, Kelley, Kovalrck Lafay, Lane, Fourth How: Degnan, Corbett, Neals, Margie, Klerys, Cusick, Dehlaven, Kwrathoshr, Kubaugh, Go zrck, Davis, First How fleft to rightl: Shrmrnrtz, Solenske, Watklns, Sincavage, Sherin, Wallace, Stepchul-c, Qurnn, Pacrga, Ples nar, Panagakas. Second Row: G. Poland, Tomassettr, Reese, Parise, Reese, Hernard, Parent, Perednrs, Zavatslcy Hogan, Sheridan, Third Row: L. Poland, Nat, Mrozmski, McCulloch, Rembrsh, Monko, McNulty, Postrrpak, Wrllrams Fourth Row: Roth, Ruddy, Pegg, Price, Mrller, McCabe, McMillan, Mannen, Rooney, lvlatuszak, lvlonko First Row fleft to rightj: Bone, Pelelskr, Blressner, Boyle, Drsler, Corrigan, Evans, Fenimore, Franks, Fedor, Can yuch. Second How: Carey, Cavanaugh, A. Burrrdge, Perberkaris, Perberlcarrs Grza, D Burrrclge, Bardell, Ducey Grenevrckr, Evanqelrsti, Etman. Third Row: Ronald Thomas, Srncavage, Tomczyk, Sobol, Zaccaanr, Srmpson, Swern be-rg, Shurmanek, Wrllces, Shrloski, I. Smrth, G. Smith. Fourth Bow: Shrrleslcr, Raymond Thomas, Schuster, Slrrraa Srpler, Walsh, Ullman, Surdel, Watchulonrs, Snyder, Stern. .7 .K g A Q M A x Freshman Class First Row flell io righllt YVHM ,?v'.wlr.. ZW-1:1 flush' Vfhwh- 'lrxr:sm::!r, El Mllfsv Hx1r1::rw1'v.1.1w M NNI: 'Nf1vw'+. Second How: l'x:!f'u1r wmm YT 'lhrxzmrz lifuzrzlmy Iiww'mrI!x,CJl'1i'y Vffuxt 'l'w:1lm1 Smxvwfz Wllilrrm Third How: fhllnp 1'-' rn YQA-s!.'wrr-in flrnri H.'ww::.: M1-rmfrx Plnrxciz Pwmn Clismi fw11:J1v-w1v.' Prim:-' NL:-,lu Four How: Hf:v.l11'M I'f'F'f1vw+: V w1'::.x:u firmrr' ii? .Luz Hmmxrxuryrzx S--fxfzcwb, l'rr11:.hv, Mmmrw Fits! Row Hel! to righll: iwlrm PM-1-.', Hrxrim- Kllldmri ilvlrxmwr Kopchfw PQu1,'ir-1, fxrrwxnumi Hugh-:z Kvlwlow::L1 LU-xufiwg Second Row: Iwx1'1f'Eu1 ii-1.t.nrq:. Iiulfmx Kochi,Ifuv.',li:a1z'h Knm:.1-rn.xrxcwxvaw .5.lxxm::1r- Hr-1mr1.1w.1x M11 wma. lwnfw lwyffrz Third How: '1wr:1f1a.f'Xr1tfv:1f: Iicirm Ifvrmzi md,-lI,Iw1vk. Vurcwf.-Q1 Arxwzyinlrimil K-'lxrnwix Vxr :wifi Iwvf-mr 'lwxwfxvliyf flrxlw, Fourth Row: IKM, Vlwuw, Hrxrmr. 'hiw-lim l511ui1m:: .Mlmil l1'Rrr,w lwlr Zflwxn Hflvvrzfl IM W4'f1 I'fw P1171 First Row fleft to rightj: flwltzss Hfxirwy Elr:mrifm:,r1y Snmh ilowfrlf-:zrza K:wir:.1,IPr14-:1 Kvzmplr' iiv'nm:2 Smvlzmzkl Hw:.i141 Second Row: ilhuxfz flwrxxtwfmci Kmfrvi Kowwxlcgiyii, Ste-:snr-v lirrlau S'm1t Slxoiurrrkw Srulzul Urrrixmxi llrzx f-f' fiiwwbv-l I'ffx,'u'h fllrsvnriryril Third Row: H Ifmma Hfwfuifivlc Hwvlu-ZX, Hrwulruxln' Hnrnphxvy M Iwrxe-:1 fnwii Y-1f1lvxrmr:1 Hwid.-1 'rxntm-1l1r'uf Hirirxrxf-II Ihtlrxrlzl 51.1-dlofi. vlc',Lw1':M Fourlh HOW! Yrril-wir lfbmi I Vrvlff-it H1-In HMI'-sur: Momma Hr-Isl' 'l'11rf1f-7 Vffrkmsm Tizomfusz Hezqhr-L: CTI ITIE Sim W Passing between members of an honor guard, Dolores Pausier of Coughlin approaches the throne. She kneels to be crowned. A lovely court- a lovely queen! LI ETHEQ EE 99 lt was a clay and balmy spring evening lor those who attended the annual May Day Festival held at Meyers l-liah School Stadium. At the festival, spectators sat back and observed an excellent performance ol marches, calisthenics, acrobats, dancers, and other lield events. But most impressive was the coronation ceremony. Those par- ticipating in the event were representatives ol the three Wilkes-Barre high schools. Coughlin had the honor ol choosing the queen and her court. Dolores Pauster was crowned queen with Pearl Ullman, Rose- mary Sitnik, Bernadine Roaus and Marie Balchun as her attendants. This was the May Festival ol l948. May Court entertains the Queen FALL EAN S FUN Freshmen enjoy Hallowe'en party Wl'ltIl'S under the blanket? Hurray! the winners Freshman Girls Compete for Prizes Freshman girls, vividly dressed in l-lallowe'en costumes, paraded around the gym competing for prizes. This was the scene at the G. A. Afs annual l'lalloWe'en party tor freshman girls. The chief purpose of these parties is to help the freshmen become better acquainted. Shown in the picture are the win- ners ot the costume prizes, as chosen by Miss Carlin, Miss Ritchie, and Mr. F. l-l. Super. Alter the prizes were awarded, games were played, and refresh- ments vvere served. An entertainment consisting ol dancing, singing and piano solos was presented. Swinging at the Key Club Dance w -'W wg.-wmv.-..x,,. , ,, Y i s 1 Q2 W5 .x.,,. 5 ,, L X wx WW ,g Y jw'-rv WWW E X f f Q 3 I s QW Q i Y Q? ' A , H Qi Q , 5 i J Eg if ' Vwiwafb WWWff E M . V M, W , f , ' ' N... v .1 f for i 1 Q mv., L 1 in Q x. MV- 4 E 2 2 0 5 h giiix A ., .45 , , Q f , i z Z- J 5 .f 4 Q 1 Y Y ,gf Q ,lf A ,J Z 'A 1 ie, f 2 ,?.4,g,g fx 8 ,, J Il 4 5 'ai wi S ,Q i Q Y A if t 'egiaww' fvgr'.'Af?'g3:f QT j I ' N if ' s ' Wiilf . vim 2 spy t w .1 , ,sl M QF Best time of the day TI 0FF. Eugerly wailing- Food! Slumming doors- smiling faces L B ASS E IE ' Entertainment was provided by the A Cap- pella Choir at the Memorial and the Christ- mas programs. The choir also sang for the hospitals. Coughlin's fine showing at the Scholastic Art Exhibition at the Boston Store was due to the work of the Art Club whose members sent more than 100 pieces of work, winning 6 keys and 72 places. Those winning keys were: Patricia Burns, Betty Check, Annetta Burridge, Doris Burridge, and James Margolis. lt would be a pretty dull game or pep meet- ing without Coughlin's Band there to provide the music. The future bankers of the nation may be found as members of the Bank Cashiers who make it possible to teach thrift habits to boys and girls. Six members of the Bowling Club were se- lected to participate in the Y. M. C. A. High School Bowling Classic of Wyoming Valley. Members ot the team selected for the highest average in the games played are: Carl Sos- nowski, captain, Burrell Besancon, Daniel Lewis, William Hine, Donald Williams and Robert Polacheck. A newcomer to Cough1in's Clubs is Comites Latini. organized by Miss Wagner to develop a greater appreciation of the language, cus- toms, and government of the ancient Romans. Participating in monthly freshman assembly programs is one of the chief duties of the Freshman Orchestra. They also given an an- nual program in May in Chapel for the entire school. The outstanding activity of the G. A. A. is the annual Freshman Hallowe'en Party, spon- sored as a get-acquainted affair. The members of the Girls' Collectors Club receive stamps, albums and cards for their particular hobbies at each meeting. The Hi-Y reports a Wiener Roast, Roller- skating Parties, a Co-ed Swim, and a Basket- ball team. The club has created, maintained, and encouraged a high standard of Christian character throughout the school and com- munity. The purpose of the Iournal Reporters is to bring together and encourage all class re- porters to take a more active part in the prep- aration of material for publication. Christmas boxes, Easter baskets, and Chapel programs have kept the Iunior Red Cross Council busy constantly. Iunior Red Cross Council of the Wyoming Valley Chapter has chosen Alma Havir as secretary and Dolores Murray as treasurer. The activities of the Iunior Y-Teens were: a Hayride, a Wiener Roast, and A Dutch Treat Sport Dance. William Hoffman, William Zelinski, Robert Kreidler, Herbert Eitel, Fred Ienkins, and Paul Donahue attended the third annual Key Club Convention at Allentown. The Iournal and Breidlin skits, Class Day skit and Christmas play are all to the credit of the Masquers. The Senior Play with Richard Myers playing the part ot the Bishop, and Iohn Lipfert as one of the thieves, was the club's biggest hit of the year. Red Cross Representatives read letters from overseas 'l'hr:: yffar thc- Science Club has had demon- fztratrorifs dealina wrth the weather, animals and rruns and ammunition which have helped to ffrrcrouracre the members to become more rritffrwsted in science, Three ot the members of the Senior Select Chorus, Michael Novak, Thomas 0'Boyle, and lldwrrrd l.aux, were chosen to attend the All fltatc: Chorus held in Pottsville, March 31, Aprrt l and 2. Other than this the chorus pro! vnclfrd thr- Cllllflllllflfl protgrani and the Oper 1-ttrl Thr: Senior Y-Teens started out in line style thus yr-ar with a Wiener Roast. Later on tol- lowed the Christmas Prom, a Fashion Show and Mother and Dauahter Tea, The Spanish Club has been kept busy with their party, plannina the Pan-Ainericari Pro! aram lor Chapel and their club outina. Without the Speakers' Club there would be none of the Chapel Speeches, nor any of the humorous, but enliahtenina campaian speech- es tor the Iournal and the Breidlin. Members ot the Stamp Club have been busy collecting and mounting material ot interest and examinina new issues ot stamps. The Strutters aives the airls a chance to take part in the football aames. Between the halves, they perform on the tield under the direction ol Dorothy Soltis, leader. The Varsity Orchestra has played every mornina in Chapel this year and also furnish- ed the music tor the Senior Play, Music Fesf tival, and the Operetta. Club activities add to school life Easter baskeis lor bedridden children Ensemble puls on finishing louehes Freshmen display talent Girls' Collectors Club M f f A s ! fs xi sim-sow First Row Ueft to rightjz Mmqxsori, Nxcfely, Knapp, Check, Nli'Ci1fWlClil, Poslernok, llorkins, llondzo, Godlf-wski, M. Burns, fioltuz Second How: licmpolo, Wharton, V1v1on, Pxsonvsclu, Hurry, Iosoms, Dovls, Hogan, Helslnqs-I, liolli, Buyrmk, Novmski, fltmfif-:. l,m1x, Mlllnfxmow, Mmmxlz Third Row: P, Bums, Mosluk, Cliombvrlcnn lfvoncluck, Scholl, Powlrik, Krompo, SlPSlf:'I1- :.l-zy, 'l'rmlf', lifirirxwf-li, Wlvwll, Ilomb--la, Swltclx Fourth How: Mock, Monko, Srvcln-r, Tliomos, Moxlvy, Postupock, Hldlllo, Hmtlt, Eirxpp, 'fomlto,Smll1o, H Mclltzfe- Fifth Row: Kwlxollu-r lone-s, Ke1nd1q, Iotmson, Mm-km, Mockvwicx, Hmgloben, Svfxrmlwrtf1:, I.nf-lv l'v1mimrxr1, Hole-rl, Solmoy, Sixth How: llm.-, Ne-wcomb Stmtt, Wutklns Bllllllvl D:-lslxm, Zoyoczkoskx, lmrtrtmtl M11f1flfr11r1:akr1::, llfiyfrv ltosmlt, ll:-mmqwriy, Girls' Collectors Club First How fleft to rightj: Burdf-n, Zulw, 'l'u1o:sk1, l3PIDt'llll'I, Hufclu-r', Morle-y, Lynn, Frowlffy, Broqcm, 'l're-qoskls, Zoccogm Second How: CJlmtwo:1ky,Cbqm,Mclkuclu,Pur1o,Bvnkosk1, Es-dnor, ljt'llT'iP, Toole, A MCAM-v, Trudnok, M Bvdnor. Third Row: Kowfi1::l:t, lfulmxrx, Pxlimslci, Osolxypl-go Oxf-ndolo, Roman, l.t'llHSl'i1, Mmtln, l.omb B1lGIlSliY, Beoll Fourth Row: 'Yes' lmchlul llcxmzf-y, Y.-1-If-sa ulvzczkowszku, lxomprx, Be-llvs, Booth, Mmxm, Mvndvxslzy, Hue-y, Mottlxf-s, Rushton Filth Bow: Bslnxi, Mummy, Mfxfn-Jl-co luvclmm, liucyrzo, Polocln-cl-1, Bosslt-y, M111-Ar Ye-rxclxo, Novolzowrakl Sixth Row: Vol-ll-:wx Buzry 'l':otto L lllmzmvon Arnxwyrma Plwm, I.v1.1uct: Klwxrwv K+A1ly,McllC11ff fhrlou Band First Row fleft to rightl: Koscielski Vxfoodring, Banascok, Hidilla, llllll'Cl'lll l, Kresges, P. B, Lewis, Poclorsky, Hoissi Danwls Hurry, Boyle, Mros. Second Row: Breese, Mariano, McMillan, Herman, llosdovic, McCabe, Solzor, Brain, lone-s Blannett Third Row: Stahovic, Tantala, Mondzeleski Bosancon, lmperial, Donohue, Boyle, Gregory, Foley, QllOQllCl!ilf'llO Kopclio Fourth Row: Christian, Zarkoski, Doiigalas, Pohorilalc, Fleming, Panza, Zapotowslci Ze-lirislqy, Leelielt, lll-rsli, 'luclzv-r Fifth How: MacDonald Hill, Kwak Faddefn, Be-icllemarx Vlfaltvis l.C1llX, Moslvy, Hartsharn, Hilbert, Woolcocll Cappella Choir First Row Cleft to rightl: Vogel, 'l'aylor, Blanneit, Beith, Flannery, Novaclc, Kromoga, l-ludack, Drasher, Frankiuwicz, Alec Second Row: lean Smith Ianice Smith, Kucirlco, lones, Burns, Kaluzny, Davis, Dombek, llowells, l. Thomas, Scliall, Meehan Miss M. Arline Weiss Third Row: Morris, Stephens, Kernmerer, Sweinberg, Tarasulc Clarke, Yencha llayelz, Marley, Scliall er Fourth How: Heston, Moskowitz, Vlfilliarns, Celeleslci, Deisher, Tarerxce, Wichowslii, l Thomas, Yariclxicli, Zayaczkoslii Fifth How: E lliiddleson, Zelirxslci, Fletclior, Michaels, Zatzelc, Bierbacli, McDonald, lim-l, l.OVllllO, Fiitzac-s Sixth Row: fflarlaf- fllioylw, Patrick llobranslay, lfvaris l,auX Tattflrsall, Fvld, Dennis, KFQSQP Varsity Orchestra Firs! Row Heh io righll: M S Uelslwr, Moskowltz, Laux, Lloyd, P. Deislwx. Second Row: Lewis, Krlzenoslxas lfiupnsa, Klf-mr-r, Lntrf-ma, Bums, Fxerqang. Third Row: lmperlal, Kopcho, McDonald, Panza, Smzffl, Foley Fourth Row: Vlmrirztnriri, llarlslxoxn, Vlmrlsllanson, Kwok, Douqalas, Freshman Orchestra First Row flsf! lu rightj: Hasdovlc, Check, Foley, Deisher, Levandowslcx Second Row: Mis onncxuqh1on, Boyle, Iones, Kelly, Blanneti, Amstranskx Third Row: Hutz, Ruddy, Grpqoxy I.flc'M1llan, Mauana Fourth How: Bram, Hersh, Tucker, Breess-, McCabe Senior Select Chorus First Row fleft to rightl: Ntedzwickt, Nicely, Newcomb, Schaller, Thomas, Yanchick, lanes, Martin,Blannett,Godleslc1,llayer Second Row: Miss Weiss, Burry, Buynak, Meeker, Howells, Evanchlck, Mtscavage, Krempa, Pawlak, Schall, Meehan. Third Row: Comiio, Marley, McAfee, Seibert, Williams, Harlcins, Havrtlak, Harowicz, Handza, Fourth Row: Hartley, Slnminitz, Roman, Oschypko, Moslulc, Mihoch, Butcher, Flannery, Heston Fiith Row: Stevens, Tarence, Tarasuk, Swetnbera, Kings- ton, Nixon, Sharaba, Lloyd Sixth Row: LoVullo, Novak, O'Boyle, Bierbach, Patrick, Collins, Zeltnski, llvel, Setzt-r. Senior Select Chorus First Row Cleft to rightl: Walsh, lohnsan, Moskowitz, Morris, Zajaczkowski, Delescavage, Shimshock, Krornoga, Bulmer, Beith, Nordstrom. Second Row: Williams, Kelly, Tirpalc, Vivian, Oxendale, Pikarski, Cusick, Domloek, Wtdeman, Thomas, Aleo, Frankiewicz,Marg1son, Third Row: Thrash, Mackiewicz, Chulviclc, Slesiensky, Kaluzny, Iones, Kemmerer, Kucirlco, Smith, Smith, Spayder, Postupaclc Fourth How: Letmsl-ci, Bragan, Bolen, Taylor, Milon, Kultis, Kupris, Krizenoskas, Hing- laben, Vogel, Switch. Fifth Row: Drasher, Wharton, Sakowslci, Salwoski, Seniuk, Grimes, Bosley, Banaszelr, Burns, Lamb, McDonald Sixth How: Huclelson, Kresge, Evans, Laux, Parri, Feld, Fletcher, Brennan Iournal Reporters Fired Row Cleft to rightbz flivflwll Kuvurxli-sm, Oibonm-ll, Vlunm-ry Heals-y, Muir-5' Mmgdl-lirxsims, M1114-1, Iucfxsrui khvluu Second Row: WflIYlI1'iI, Ilzufrifzori iiH1lSi1, Holupa, Sssko, Sf-boiku, Hmnlv, He-rivdorm, I.','rm, 1.1-sknrimch Hnmpola. Third Row lfrrvxf-'L Ifimlm fi'-Huw I' flrrxlmnx, Uriqvmsl-iy Stem Vi-rw-:spy K1-lly, Intslkru, iliorllm Fourlh Row: iWx1UlVV R'C'u1vl: Vnsh '11-iw f4.fifx:n:. Hxwwn Irirmf-X 'Viwb-y Vmimvlch I Clznhun Mlscrivnqr- Bank Cashiers Fits! Row flefl to rightj: Mc:fllyr1r1 'Nhmlmx N13--ly lirxfzlf-y, K:v:aq1-, lil:-rbrivh iiiifflllklll iilpvcv INII:-rsuivuqv Svxiw-1' Oiion nf-H Second Row: Sumo, Hrvfmri Susan 'll-vyvrxiq, Luux, 'lkxylm IMI , Zcwiwclrowflkl ilmlqhms, Ilivxfs Hmulmy Third Row: Hwvmi l'fr f-liavn llrnrgv-11,-kv, I..-wir: Pcxurztr-r Hunxphwy Pcxlfolf-H1 Icxsscmxzz Km-rim-dy Hu11:.c+1w1r1r- uhxvwyuil Fourth Row: UH min: M11r'l -Ixxxfzti P'-I1:7H Krfuri Hndrifx 'rvrmwvli KOSiiO,K0f'll':l1 VVHISP1 Iunior Red Cross Firsl Row fleft lo righij: Vogel, Nordslrom, VVrigl1t, Mallhes, Havir, Mosley, Morrls, Durlnskl, Kompmslu, Hcsmclc, Mey ers. Second Row: Curlone, Sauer, Filz, Aulce-rlund, Posiupack, Shuta, Moscxewslu, Hando, Plesnar, Sxsko Third Row Bender, Senderovxiz, Krum, Pawlalc, Buynak, FOllYT11E?l, Kuclrko, Benkosky. Fourth Row: Thomas, Franl-is, Stavlsclxaln Huddy Hassay, lonfes Fllzge-rald, Georqp Key Club First How Kleft to rightl: Laux, Wasloy, Krexdler, Enel, Evans, 'l'a1t. Second Row: F. H Super, Il llax- man, Cooper, Wallace, Glbbons, Hellman, Morus. Third Row: Cudnowsky, Mxller, Clarke, Donohue-, Mahal, Elmskx Fourth Row: Augustmen, Cron, Feld, Treqaslzxs, lmperxal, Fifth Row: Hastshorn, Adams Moran Dellave-n Vollms Zelmskl Science Club First Row tlett to rightjz My,-rf, 'I'rf-qfxsms Kr,-ldlf-1, Hoffman, Clrxitnh, I.:-tuft, Fsfld Mllltxl' Ifltvl Second Row: HCHVIS 5111141 F' '2!'ItHIITl, KUIVIYVI Kr-f7lff',' Mxchar-1:4 Monriutr-Islam Hrxrmcm, Fvltzqfvss Pmlfwhvck, Dvrf-ntvld I Grrxtmnm Third row Hfvzwwfx Mfmfzfm fiyvlfwmi fin Mvlifwruollfzh Knmppmnn, Flvtctwz-1, Wrlllcms, lluriock Tvowlffy, ffdwmdfs Hayzwx Fourth How: mw: 'rmwfll I41':fwvx r. vm Pfwrmlzvlf K :J-Z0 PIIUIFL' Uruptmrvd, Ost:m::,'f'w'f2k1 Prvnunn Plfikvv Fifth How: f'f1w'lz'y ?,:n:,t1tm:fn tI::f:1f gtllnat fz 1CH'IIlfHl I','IrX:,lf-3' Inrmwl Wovdzmg CUXROQII' Imdun Hi-Y X. 5 L -K 5 W A 5 f First Row flett to rightk Vsxtru--1 Exmf. C7'Hoylf' Imp!!-11 tlvumz Unqvmhkx, 'l'mm-w, Z1-l1n::k1 'lkxylm' Hlxddivsmn Ixvilltlri Second Row: FJrxHvf1:::. Iiwrxrmxl IMmf:l1v1v- tfxtw! Stwxnmtwoclz Frxtqzw-ss Ormt-bv Pfxvxs, Voopwl Hottmcm VVnlr1cv Svtym Third Row: KY tfHf'I Iu.w'mt Mranfifftlesrzl rxftvw: Ymln- Swfxsorlz W1H1f:1m:: Mrmqmu Pnuxfx Pcmycx 'I'mm1s::1 t1 tiwrmmx Fourth Row: Iwrrmurz. Tftf-Iww1wv1'g?' Mvlfzwxrx 'fvtlznfz VVrxtc'Imlor11:: C1m1qlamu, Hoqrm Hnqqlrtv, KWH Unwlvv Vrlw Mv Iwrmlfi Fifth Row: l'l'lf'11IINLIV','t'l E','l11l IIlVII1 Hf1rt:stm'n Mosflvy Ifv1'rt,Vx'nltf'1:: Mm::,'111Itwr:1r'tl1 StvmiL1l'Ct1n1-t XA'omd:1u.1 'vrwyhwft Bowling Club First How fleit to rightl: Miscavcge, Besancon, Clark, Sosnowski, Callacki, Alexander. Second How: Ger- rity, Hassay,Gill,Hoiiman,Enn1s,Lewis. Third Row: Williams, Davis, Grzffiih, Sefcik, Kovalick, Fourth Row: Hine, McDermott, Miichell, Yale, R. Endress, Harcarik. Art Club First Row Kiel! io rightj: Mros, Check, McDermo!!, Morris, Gaughan. Second Row: Thomas, Lynch, Cavan, Yagiello, Burriclge, Erickson, Lapinski. Third Row: Burns, Efman, Burridge, Evans, Hands, Callahan. Fourth Row: Menechetii, Lalay, King, P. Monko, Densmore. Fifth Row: Hulz, Humamk, G. Monko, F. Hapersberger, W, l-lapersberger, Kovalik. Senior Y-Teens ua Um? First How Ile!! lo righljz Huiduf-1 IKM-lwsscnvrzqv H Vine-ck, Wharton, CrT1IHi'S Hurtlwy, Mcrlvy, Hcrrkms, 'l'!1omus, Yancluck Imfrmr Second How: Hfryvfr S Hrrvowlcr, Swlirfh, Krfndlq, livanchlck, F Vhrxck, T Ucrowxcz, Hudok, H K:-HV H Kfrllv Mrzflfrrufxlfi Third Row: N1-wcmub ZQ::frc2kosL:1, Ilrrndgrr, Fcrnru-ry Mrlon, Oxvndolf- Oshypko, Nlcwly Vocrvl Uvlwpfr ,kr Fourlh Row: Scfhfxllfrr Hs-:smn Tomrrsko, Tmim Hfrrnnwtt, Taylor Uvxslrw-l', Kmmoqcr Mmrxs, Mrrrcrmssfrn Fifth How 'lwrlkf-1, Im:1r1:.r:1 fx Klum-rmsl-ifrsz, Kulys Srrkowsskx, SC11WflSkl, SIIIITISXHOCIQ Bllllnvr, Clodlg-wskx, Mmim Senior Y-Teens First Row floh to rightb: YvAf1H1GIT1S,ThOYl'1GS, Rompola Pxscnrlschr, Poslupcrck Sollxs, Stcnukprms, Lnrvntcr, Shmmxmtx Hxfixllfr, Schull Second Row: 'nhulvmck Ruynok, Slf-::1v-nsky Hodocl-4,Smhov1c Krempcl Pcrwlok Icrsouxs IN'1c4'uv Tim' vf-' Hmvy Zfrvfrvulzu Pfrvu: Third Row: YVYOFIVILI Mlsf'crvrrqrNHfvqc1n HYTVYIIGR Bnslr-y, Morlvy Fsrnosrvlz Hnf.t1nqs,Spn'.'- rffr, VVxrir-mfrn ZfrwUrir11f1l:, 'I'f10lf', Ifmrfu Fourth How: Rxfvqvxn, fiolvn N1r'dLtw1Ck1, Kcllxlgrly Hurns Pu1lf'y,Lhmr1lw-v Irma, ffrwrrmfy M1-fm, PIv:rt1HLf:, 'Hxorrmcrs I'Qrrrmn1-rfrr. an yn Iunior Y-Teens First How Cleft to rightlz Macegko, Rampola, O'Donnell Lynn, Matthes, Davies, Gtrton, Atyeh, Booth, Walcheck, Was shtnslu Second Row: Whlpple, Ernertcl-Q, Kotch Wtnt, Lynch, Llppa, Tondora, COllm19Y, Barbtm, Anusavage, Brennan, Wtshner, Stevens Third Row: Novak, Novakowskt, Gawryck, Blanskt, Vllalcheslcl, Zaharowskt, Kudersl-ty, Trygaskl, Voelker, Laux, Poclorskt, Sostak Fourth Row: Zulco, State-wskl, Burry, Mtller, O'Byrno, Petro, Yclsremslzr, Skuhrts. Poploskt, Pohutslcx,Scarnults,SPar1ng Fifth Row: Zdan,Kowalslc1, Roth, lltnes, Wclqtls, Lettnslct, Kabara, Bednar, Clll'lOI'lG, livangellstt. Sixth Row: Slppler, Lcnahan, Ptvmskx, Cabana, Burdan, Torowskt, Shovltn, lltdtlla, Amarlcll Iskra, Check Iunior Y-Teens First Row tleit to rightj: Melan, Crawley, Brogan, Demelller, Pausler, Martin, Lulcach, Mtnarek, Mock, Shaw, 'l'urchtn, Kresge. Second Row: Hutz, R Grddo, Pugh, l-larrts, I, Giddo, Horny, laclcson, Stetanowskt, Stllcolslcy, Dale, Petrosky, Purta, Delme, Yeeles, Mtllnamow, Spayder, Davis. Third Row: Gryczka, Gluczykowskl, Snltko, Kapcrch, Papacloplos, Roth, Menechettt, Knslrlly, Gallagher, Cwartley, Kane, Makuch, Mendusky, Salmay, H, Shramko, Reese. Fourth Row: Srmgelskr, Shustor, Burns, Clark, Murray, Gcunard, l-larlclns, Kelly, Hanky, Mcllcrle, Rushton, Spxttlo, Tesltco. Filth Row: Resmck, Srsko, Benz, Yencha, Hanchulalc, Klemer, Wnslclo, Ungvarslcy, Retslnger, Koval, Blaslcr, Connelly. Sixth Row: Dale, Sokol, Sauer, Stocker, Dombek, Knapp, Detsher, Carpenter, l-layer, Havtr, Hudak, Kompct. G. A A M! fi A I 3 ' f KN Lf w.f, . W I A 1 if First Row Us!! lo righijz Ymmcluk Wlchowsl-11 I 'l'homGs,Bf1nc1szf-k, SlGl'll1kt1I'lGS, Solhs Spoydm' Nvwcomb, SGIWOSKI Mfxlhz, 'lnlrlvunizfl Second Row: Smxth,Os:c1hypko,ZcvG1sk1, Burry, Buynak, Vhvck Ionvs, Kucmrko Hogan Knluxtxv Hwnz, Mff'Mfu1 Third How: Mmlf-y Vnmxto, V Hnmpoln, l.1:2p1, Mlscnvriqv' Pxsnnvschl, Pnstupnck, Toolv, Innfft 'I'hmun:, llf1:.r11m'1, Kfxrfifll Mwlv1f'r1 Fourth Row: Nlf'd1'WlCkl, Mxlon, Swxich I..c1ml's, Triylnr, Slsfswnsky Ivan Thmn-1s Ncmwxn fllzmrvuzhru-L1 Elhumrmltx, Mmnn I.f't1nsl-:1 Fifth Row: Mosluk, Hmqlrzhvn, Vnqvl, Iwtrvnm Hwlllln, Fvlwyvskl, iivvynn Fnlfxrv 1lf'w'r1f, Hfwxrwpfairi Mmm: Sixth Row: Pulmvl, Swvlnbmq Ok11n1m:k1,SnkOvw'5:k1, Wmnrtorx Zollmrlml L'1r1mf'.: PO, If ',, F.1fxrfgx:.f.n I-f lfwzarrxvfmf- I'm1n::r:1 G. A. A. First Row Ile!! io rightj: May Smyvlwn Fmn Spnydwr, Turchm Vmwlr-y, Donwllmr, Bxoqnn Nvrxls, Inpco hpfvrt Second Row: f1MfwMn 241-'vflfxnx Rmhxm Kfvvnlxrlt, Klpwl, lonr-S VV1nt Lynda Hnub, Supp Third Row: Kl,,:gL-lp HMV, w i u c 3 n L' ' Hfwn, V::.wL1 If-!rf':1'.1, Ivxrtfx Ammltvi, I.. Zfihrzrowsl-11, Mntth S. Fourlh Row: m:1k0,1,ur11lNLm1X,Sc'mm1l1:: POd!7Oz'S::'f V.',f1vrm3., flu,-..Ql1zm1 If1:,v1Ir'v1f'1' Fiflh Row: Hfflslngf-r, WC1::1-:lr-, YNAGIYIII, H11m7hkG, Mnmfhm McC71om'ly. 4 Spanish Club FirstRowK1eflto rightj: Kresge, Sipler, Siajewski, V. Rampola, A. Havrilak, Grimes, C. Harkins, Hine, lones, Handza, Hemmgway. Second Row: Reese, Petrini, Meehan, Barbini, Bednar, Belles, Hines, E. Harkms, Kompa, Kane, Lamoreaux, Davis. Third Row: Salmay, McAfee, Smigelski, Chulvick, Sixo, Leliriski, Schall, Harowxcz, Evanchick, Kendig, Godleski, Hayer. Fourth Row: Fletcher, Shuster, Mmarek Macejko, Gtxrtley, C. Rampola, Margison, Kupris, Swnch, Marley. Fifth Flow: Bierbach, Potishnak, Matthes, Benz, Mock, Girion, Bosley, Cornilo, Shaw. Sixlh Row: Pohutslci, Amrick, Ganard, Pivinski, Krizenoskas, Sakowski, Kultys, Soltis. Comites Latini First Row Hell lo rightl: Kaluzny, Durinski, Isaac, Augustine, Liirenta, Moskowitz, Kromoga, Second Row: Miss Wagner, Rodack, Krempa, Wideman, Kucirko, Sexberi, Check, Schaller, Kemmerer. Third Row: Wil- liams, Corrigan, Bolen, Brogcm, McDonald, Zawodniak, Walsh. Fourth Row: Celejeski, Brennan, Miller, Imperial, Delescavage, Jones, Fifth Row: Puirick, Evans, Laux, Sescillo, Zelinski. Speakers ' i i 2 w 1 l Firm Row Heh to rightlz Mfxvqmurn V-Q4fvvf'r'u1lw MVMMLL, Snliowwzl-L1, Shnnshock Kmscmvlskl Kopclm Iiwqnu Rurng YWIIZIISAZ Y 1f'::wf1-. 1fq- Second Row: Wai' mmm VVMSM 'l'hmrwr1:, Hodrwk, Hurry Insonxs Znvvrvdnmk Irxckssrwn Rolrfn Uiwvm: Swllwv' Hmlf, Third Row: 'I'wy:m:1iifv 'I'f Mfx Ifvnfsz, I,f1mf 'f'r111x Sf-nlllk Ks-nm-dy, Mxslcfnvfuqv PO::tupc1c'k VV1ll1c1ms4 Nvmznrl Srfzciflw NH: Www Fourlh Row: PQI'-VH' r, VVf1!f'Pmlm11f: Hvvr1nf1r1 Unqvnvssl-:y VVIHIOWSR1 Mlllvl Aumxsilm' VV1v1'll U Nw, lv Fifth Row: V nn--' H',1:x I'f'l'l I'ff'Tf:Pw flung-2:11-ai Ifvrinr Ku-:sqf-, B11-rlvnch PCIYIICK VVOOd:1nQ I.lph'1l Strutters , 5' 2, V 1 ' - Fits! Row Cleft Io righil: VVf'1fi11:s Shlnv' ilurdccrc Bolurho Hrlstlrmss Shorts Soltxs Spndvx M1llwr Strolwl Smlwrt Papa www, Second How: Nm! Lyncu Barham Smnukenns, Kr1rvno:1kc1:: Vollon Mo:1'1:1,HQ1s1ngvr', Wolcryi. YL-ming, Third Bow: ijyfidvr, IVISLLXCVICZ Pxtkcvxch, Okumeskx SCCZYHUIIS Siumsllock. gt 4 5 5? S 'F 4 4 Q 2 2 . 55: . f K ., r. i 1 . Q mr.. M nw, X A ,wg wg gf Es I :.: as EQ 3? E E an L QE? ww W L. fd if W ,, ,ii 2, wi , f Q A X 1 K E, '12 P M' 1 if ww.,..,, ffm Ns ' '- ' ,HSM -Q ' m H A E MLW? ' 'Q - -ii U Q 2 -f'-' wa rf - . .m.:::::... we ..... 5 , , 7 U V g:gzgg:i:, :WTB S :- .1 gb 5 1 Q ' v - R A ,gf 9 JMX Wqfwhi .f 13' E H, E5 F, kms-gg M M Y:-.ga , 23 53 55332 as MQQQ ' , ,ff wins 'WM J' ,R W e 4, 8 1 We A w ? wh 9 if 'Q QE EK 1, U W. W L! Ms WW WK 4 4 ... it Tliere was plenty ol excitement when 'l'he Bishop Misbeliavesu was presented at Coiiahlin. The play, sparklina with comedy, was a cireat success and will be rernerribered as one of the best the school has ever had. Miss Myvanwy Williams was the director. The Cast llri order ol firipv-rirancr-J llrfil lffifirin lionalfl Mr-riflowiz llmztffr Glfillllllllll Guy Waller-r Mrs Wflllffl The l'li::hop ol lirarlrriin Lady lfiriily Lyoriaz Collins l renr:hy Mr Brooke fltafif: Mariririfrr Iohn Liplert Robert Koscielski Nota Lloyd Vincent lvliscavaae Elizabeth Kelly ter Richard Myers Alice Iasoriis Ioiseph Kennedy Iohri Kotch Lee Umphred William Watchulonii: Hester reveals the plot The bishop solves the case Masquers First Row fleh to rightj: Soltirs, Salcowski, Sharaba, llayer, Kelly, Liple-rt, Kennedy, Lloyd, Delescavaqv 'l'ai'i-ncv, Kiipiis Second Row: Hidilla, Thornas, Iasoriis, Hodacl-1, Biirry, Comito, Letinski, Masliilc, Frankowiciw, Postiipack, Litir-nta, lackson, Coiiiqaii Third Row: ltorrian, Zawodriiak, Kvndiq, ffheck, Hogan, lloltman, Kopcho, Miscavaqf- Svniiil: Milori, Si-ibi-it Fourth How: Kioidli-i Watvliiiloriirs, Br'-nnari, liiteil, Uriqvarsl-ty, Witlcowsl-ri, Miller, Aiiqiistine-, Griffith, Wivi-ll Piiita Fifth Row: liiirii-r' lvlyi-is Fr-ld, lffotcli, llriiphrnld, livansz, Krr-:sae Hierbarli Patrick, Vfoodiinq, Kosciwlski, 56 outh 99 0rd 1' Gay caballeros. brave toreadors, and charming senoriias made up the cast Rockettes prove high steppers Pan-American melodies invaded Coughlin High School for the l948-1949 minstrels and strains of Latin music floated through the au- ditorium. The latest version of the annual min- strel had for its theme 'lSouth of the Border. The cast was attired in colorful Latin cos- tumes and the gay caballeros and pretty Eek! A monsterous bull? senoritas whirled through a regular fiesta. The clicking of castanets and lively beat of South American music gave an air of real Latin America. Not to be outdone, the endmen came through with a bull fight in true Latin fashion which amused the audience. Blue Shadows On The Trail Tum about is fair play So In Love 0 99 own BXICO ay ELIZABETH RODACK Editor, Iourncxl Assistun Editor, Breidlin IOSEPH GAUGHAN Art Editor Breidlin, Iournal LOIS BOSLEY Editor-in-Chief Breidlin. Iournal Layout, Breidlin oarcl of ulllications Breidlin and Journal LEONARD FELD Editor, Breidlin Editor, lourncxl ELEANOR SHIMINITZ Editor, Iournal Assistant Editor. Breidlin Robert Koscielski Renee Moskowitz Delores Newcomb Rosalie Roman Kermit Griffith lack Hilburt Phyllis Deisher Marilyn Friedman Iune Girton Pauline Hudak Marie Zdwodnicxlc Curl Beidleman Robert Walters Diane Wilson Elizabeth Check Basil Miller Lois McLaughlin Viola Menechetti Dorothy Morris Ioseph Mroi I-.tv AI,-.Ls Q57 X :S QE5 Y ss: SPORTS 9, 9 .Q 1 .ue t 5, M., FIIUTBALL First Row Cleft to rightjz Monico, Guhamck, Schmidt, Mahal, Menendez, Rukstalis, Iones, Prutzman. Second Row: Potorski, Wasley, Sodrasky, Turner, Haggerty, Parri, Koval, Tait, Adams, Roan. Third Row: Coach Payne, Guhanick, Banaszek, Kwok, Dysleski, Zavada, Meran, Kutney, Harowicz, Coach Palermo, Coach Peel. Fourth How: Iones, Barkowski, Kozemko, Wielqopolf ski, Bilski, Shuga, Grycko, Klein, Marcini, Poppel. 1 ,I IO Vo o Ao he llll l In I IIS lty XIIZIIIIIIIIDIIS Ill Although the Crusaders didn't have a very and took their tirst step toward the city title. successtul season, they were able to win their In the second city game, the Red and Blue second consecutive met the Grenadiers city championship. trom G. A. R. This A 1948 FOOTBALL SCORES In the tirst ot the game was played two city games the Sept. Coughlin Plains on Coughlin's home Crusaders traveled Sept. Coughhn Luzerne grounds at Artillery cl t M . P k. B tl t s Own O eyers Oct. eCoughl1n Plymouth at O 1 egm sta d i u m where I scored one T. D. they rnet the Mo' Oct' vcoughlm Newport but Cf. A, R. failed hawks from South OCT- fCOUQhlif1 NCiY1TiCOke to kick the extra Wilkes-Barre. T h e Qcfy Coughlin Meyers point while Cough- Meyers boys scored NOV- Sgcoughhn G. A- R' lin m a d e g o o d two to u c h downs N C hy L k .H th e i r conversion b u t it w a s n ' t OV' - Dug m Gr SW e which proved to be enough as Cough- NOV- 25aCOU9hlm Kingston the game-winning lin scored three point and city title. ln thff opfxriinfi fimno ol the '48 sooson, tho The touchdowns were scored by liovol, Rut- C iuzzridrwrfs wr-nt down to dolcrrt ot tho honds noy, Pdrri, Gnd two by Bill Wosloy. ot thf- Plains Rod Hoidors. Coucrhlin scored The next three odnies proved nothind but ri toufrhdown, this voininri on o pdss troni doledt lor Coutzlilin, They lost to Plyiiiouth lvy hfrrl llfI'JfIf'Tlt,l to l.ou llorri but thoy toiled to 4 touchdowns ond to Nowport ond Ndntivolio mvr-rt thrv frxtrfi point ond this cost thoiii by 3 oooh, - firiinn. Alter tokiniz the City title, the Red cmd Bluc In thfv :srworid twine tho Crusoders scored lost to lnrksvillo dt Artillery Pork ond thon in fill but tho lust period ond ron owoy with the Turkey Doy clossic ot liindston Stodiuni, thf' l,ion:a from l.uxcrrno Coudhlin scored 5 the Crusaders lost o well-plolyed oonio to tho l l3'::, 2 nxtrrx points, ond G safety. powerful Kinoston eleven. t t ff' Parri slips through Blocking paves way 6 more for the Crusaders X 'S BASKETB LL C.H.S. ins 'ity The excellent coaching of Tony Ruddy and the superb playing of the boys gave Coughlin its best basketball season in many years. In calling out his squad in early November, Coach Ruddy found only a few of last vear's veterans returning. However, by adding some capable second stringers to these holdovers, Tony was able to put a well-balanced team on the floor. With Shimko and McBride at the guard positions, Zavada at center and Mital, Potorski, and Hudak handling the forward spots, Coughlin was one of the hardest teams to beat. During the first halt of their schedule, the Red and Blue hoopsters played heads up ball in the first three quarters of most of their asketball itle games but fell apart in the last period. How- ever, in the second half of their campaign, they managed to hold together and finally wound up in fifth place. Despite their poor showing in the first half, the courtmen annex- ed the city basketball crown by copping three out of five games in the city series. One of the most interesting games of the season was Coughlin's first game with Plym- outh. The Red and Blue courtmen kept big Ioe Katchik in check throughout the whole first half which wound up in a tie. However, in the second half Plymouth pulled away from the Crusaders to win the game. Plymouth won the league title but lost out in the quarter finals of State competition. First Row Cleft to righlj: Wasley, McBride, Shimko, Potorski, Mital, Bilski, Hudak, Zavada, Stemkirchner. Second Row: Adams Kutney, Danalak, Paciga, Koval, Kowalski, Kwak, Zaikowski. Third How: Tomczyk, Mgr., Iasonis, Mgr., Kane, lones, McGuire Kasaczun, Cole, Cron, Staviscczk, Mgr., Coach Ruddy. 1 Don't grab. fellows Things look rough Up's u daisy Is it going in? 1948-1949 BASKETBALL SCORES DOF llrw DOF Der Der., Ian Ian Ian Ian Ian Ian Coiiatilin Hazleton Ian. 25 Couahlin Plymouth Coiiatilin St. Mary's Ian. 28 Couahlin Nanticoke Coiiatilin Pittston Ian. Sl Couahlin St. Mary's Coiiatilin Pittston Feb. 8 Couablin Meyers Couatilin St. Nicholas Feb. ll Couablin Hanover Coualilin Meyers Feb. l5f--Coughlin Berwick Couahlin Hanover Feb 18 Couqhlin G. A. R. Coiiatilin Berwick Feb. 2le-Couahlin Newport Coualilin G. A, R. Feb. 24 Couahlin Kingston Couatilin Newport Mar l-ffCougblin Plymouth Coughlin Kingston Mar. 4-Coughlin Nanticoke WBESTLI First Row fleft to rightl: Bond, Nattrass, Zahorchak. Second How: Tershak, Duffy, Popple, Turner, Simonson, Parry, Kirk, Bi- sulca, English, Third How: Mrozinski, Postupak, F. Thomas, Edwards, Langel, Moran, Achuff, Smith, Coach Mayer. Fourth M nager Williams. Row: Manager Evans, McCulloch, Thomas, Ostraszewski, Walters, Sodrosky, a o o , Grapplers FIIIISII Bough Season The return ot Wrestling at Coughlin in '49 sulca, Duffy, Kirk, Turner, and Parri. saw several members of the '48 squad return- The Red and Blue almost copped their sec- ing such as English, ond straight city Bisulca, Duffy, Parri, c h a m p i onship as and Kozemko. The 1949 WRESTLING SCORES they smashed GAR. Coughlin grapplers Icml C-Oughhn 36 Ngmicoke by a score of 25 scored their best to 16, only to lose a win ot the season lem' W'COughhn 5 Forty Fort thriller to Meyers. against Ply m outh, Ign, Coughlin V 19 Meyers W i t h o n l y to u r whom they beat by I matches to go, and a score of 4U to l4, Feb 'coughhn' 31 Hanover Coughlin leading by Coughlin winning 7 Feb -Coughlinm, ..,.. 8 Kingston a score of 19 to 8, the out of ll matches. Feb -Coughhn M 40 Plymouth Mohawks came back Among those who to score falls in the enjoyed wins were Feb' -Coughlin H 25 G- A- R- remaining c o n t e s t Nattrass, English, Bi- and win the meet. 2 X X I ....- , ft -3 E is S f Q ix,-Q ?fmgS2!Sf?iNxwQ 7 W NWMWU 3 , , A. xwmxfkw if QM V, , , ' 0 54 A , V WM A .,, .vN-f 'fagfgx' 'dx ' ' , Ax? XAQMG f 'Q ..-.1 ' W' ii F I, X . K x QL S Q x . K ', Q .RQ X .5 TRACK lou 'hlin gain Exec S A ll ' rack Despite the loss of several good men through graduation last lune, Coach Ioe Peel has, once again, molded together a fine track team. As soon as the snow and ice began thawing, Mr. Peel issued a call for track candidates. From these candidates, by a process of elimination, the varsity track squad was chosen. Most of those chosen are returning letter men, but a few of them are participating in varsity com- petition for the first time. As is their custom early in the season, five men were chosen to enter the Penn Mile Re- lays at Philadelphia. This year Mr. Peel chose Parri, Kwak, Minemier, and Kutney, with Miller as the alternate. They left for Philadelphia on Friday, May 29. Despite keen opposition they managed to come in fifth. The last meet of the season is also an im- portant meet for it decides the city track cham- pions. In this meet the Crusaders meet op- position from both Cf. A. R. and Meyers. Last year the Red and Blue came out of this meet victorious. Along with the fact that Coughlin won, it should also be mentioned that Mitchell broke city 440-yd. record in l948 City Meet- time: 52.l seconds. We wish the track team of l949 the very best of luck both in their regular schedule and in the city meet. However, in View of the fact that the l948 track team won the city title, it will be a dif- ficult task for this year's team to equal their excellent record. First Row fleft to rightl: Quagliariello, Klein, Popple, Staviscak, Iones, Smith, Zacca ni, Schuster, R. Miller, Monico, Gregory, Boyle, Kovalik, Perlcowski, Chugar, Cashmere, Blaker, Mgr. .Second Row: Cyrana, lgutney, Conrad, Sodrosky, Wasley, Turner, Minemier, Parri, Haggerty, co-captains, Kabarra, Tait, Evans, E. Miller, Cullen, Kwak, Adams, Mahally. Third Row: Koval, Mgr., Thomas, Guhanick, Hudon, Mitchell, Katuso, Schmidt, Moran, Breese, Douqalas, Mahal, Humanick, Eustice, Como, Dy- sleski, Menendez, Gasper, Sager, Price, Kwak, Koval, Coach Peel. Fourth Row: Askew, Thomas, Adamovich, Saba, Tereshm- ski, Gibbons, Keeley, Bilsky, McCulloch. :-.L1. D if Relay team goes through paces UP and OVOI' U16 hufdles Strong man Tait Evans shows how it's done 1948 TRACK SCORES 1949 TRACK SCORES May 12 April 26 Couqhlin Coughlin . , Meyers Kingston . May 19 May 5 Couqhlin Coughlin G. A, R. Hanover May 11 CITY MEET Coughhn May 25 Meyers ., A Couqhlin May 18 Meyers Couqhlin ., G. A. R. G. A. R. 85 42 Rein Rain 871 301 795 471 ASEB LL 5 5 , First Row lleit to rightl: Krynoski, Walsh, Featherstone, Ruddy, Banos, Hawkins, Baron, Ungvarslci, Dettmore, Degnan, Ung- varski. Second Row: Coach Tony Ruddy, Potorski, Kozemko, Berlot, Shimko, B. Ungvarski, Miller, Sochko, Cron, Zavada, Pa- ciga, Staviscak, McBride. Third Row: Clarke, Mgr., Ratajczyk, Petruska, Gazinski, Ward, Smalko, Iones, Kowalski, Iasonis, Polachek, Walsh, Mgr. Fourth Row: Yale, Evans, Davis, Danilak, Cilcowslci. 'cam dds nother T roph In one ot its lastest and best baseball sea' Shimko. With a great number ot former play- sons in years, 1948, the Red and Blue took both ers returning, Coughlin is a strong contender the City and Central tor the '49 flag. League c ha mpion- 1943 BASEBALL SCQRES With the break in ships. This year the Apr.29-Coughlin .,,,, ,.., . .. 2 Meyers . . the weather, the h 1 d May 4-Coughlin .,..... .,., .,.,, 8 H anover Twp. . ,L f leqm GS O rea Y bligay lg-gougglin .. ..,. .. . ..,.,.. 3 Sngston eam WGS out Of Cinched the City 'ay - oug in ,..,. eyers .. ,.,,., .. . Spring training, with May l9ACoughlin .,., .... . .. ..... 3 Hanover Twp. . Chgmpignship cmd May21-Coughlin .,., ,.,. ,,,., 8 G. A, R... ,..,...,. .,.,,,,,, ....,., t h e players running 1 I d. th May 27-Coughlin . .,.., .,., . lU Kingston .. .. ..,.. . H th fl ld Tk IS TIOW 90 UIQ 9 Iune 1-Coughlin. ,...,... .,.,, 5 G. A. R. .... . G OVGT 9 19 1 9 Iune 8-Coughlin ...... . ...... 2 Nanticoke .. l l et lane SGQUQ Once more' lune 12-Coughlin ............ ................ 3 Nanticoke l p S' The Red Clfld Blue Allef plGY1I'1Q G Started the '49 Sea' Apr. l4YCoughlin ..., . .............. 10' Kingston Twp. .... few exhibition Con- - Apr. 216-Coughlin ..... .. .... . 5 Meyers ....... ......... . Son Wlth cm able Apr. Z8eCoughlin .... . .......... 2 Hanover Twp. .... . tests' the Red and pitchgf fy-Ofn the '48 May 'Se-Coughlin . ....... .......... 2 Kingston . ..... .... . Blue Opened the Seg- I , May 9-Coughlin .. ....... .. ..... ll G. A. R. .. .. . SquC1d IH their ace Mey l2-Coughlin ...., 7 Meyers . son Wlth Cf bfmg by Y i g h t h Under, Bob May 16-Coughhn... ..... . . ....... 4 Hanover Twp. downing Meyers' The victory was one of Shimko's best mound performances as he whipped the Meyers nine to ten strikeouts, no hits, and no runs. The score ended up with the Red and Blue 5 and Meyers 0. As Shimko pitched masterful ball, his teammates built up the score, the big guns being Potorski and Paciga. Coughlin lost its second game by the nar- row margin of 3 to 2 against Hanover. It was a very close battle fought down to the last out. It was a seesaw score throughout the game. In their third game of the season Shimko once again pitched the Red and Blue to a 2 to l victory over the Kingston nine. This Win brought Coughlin's record to 2 wins and l loss. In the fourth game of the season against G. A. R. the Red and Blue seemed as if they were full of atomic energy as they whipped the Hilltoppers by a score of ll to 3. The game played against G. A. R. saw a considerable shuffle in the lineup as Coach Ruddy put the boys where he thought they would do the most good. Coughlin won this city championship as they smashed Meyers in Artillery Park by a score of 7 to l. The Red and Blue's lefthander, Za- vada, held the Meyers nine to two hits and struck out eight. Ungvarsky led the hitting at- tack getting two hitsg thus the Coughlin nine felt hopeful of winning the pennant as this game marked the second time they had beaten Meyers, to bring them to 4 Wins against I loss. I- l Q.. -M ' -' Easy out Shimko bears down Is he safe or out? Zavcxda takes a cut at ball GIRL 3 PIIBT nirls ' ake Active Part A n tllletics Eager, active and always displaying good sportsmanship, were the girls that belonged to the G. A. A, this past year. Their struggle tor victory in games did not always result in suc- cess, but despite their losses, they continued to the end, with the same vigor and hope with which they had begun. As can be expected, basketball headed the list ot the sports in which the girls partici- pated. They played games with teams of St. Nicholas, Ashley and Meyers, coming up with one victory over Meyers. Volleyball was also another sport, in which most ot the girls found enjoyment, despite the tact that it does not require much skill. Mrs. Rita Dougher also provided her gym classes with an enjoyable program which con- sisted oi all sorts ot dancing and sports. The types ot dancing were social dancing, farmer and folk dancing, and also, new this year, ballet dancing. The games consisted ot bas- ketball, volleyball, badminton, bowling, ten- nis and baseball. First How fleit to rightj: Shimshock, Soltis, Spayder, Spernoga, Okunieski, Cavan, Silkosky. Second Row: Benkoski, Marley, Fallon, Neals, Decker, Leskanich, Lobmoski. Third Row: Mackerawitz, Sherin, Shiminitz, Corrigan, Yencha, Tomassetti. if ws' . Q, f 'aa .s Cfliwg Q .kv f 1' mi X .2 5 siwg if Q Q , ' . , I ff ' an ,., A' X -5, I K M WWQM , U ix ,, s , CIIEEBLEADEB First Row fleit to rightl: Krcyncmski, Iones, Fritzges, Bierbcch, Kolesar, Mrozinski. Second Row Hoffman Kre1dler head cheer leader. Absent: Mugford. A MATEII Hail! to Coughlin, Alma Mater, Stepping stone to fame, For the student and the athlete With his zeal aflame. CHORUS Winnz'ng in the field and forum, Keep the goal in zzieug Shout in chorus for our banner, Waite the Red and Blue. Pleasant memories cluster ,round it, Of its prestige proud, While the promise of the future. Beams through every cloud. When life,s noontime joy has zfanished. Lost in reuerie, Like the glory of the sunset School-day dreams we see. -BESSIH STELLA JONES, '07 Index to Advertisers Page 107 Boston Restaurant and Candy Shop ...., Collins Press .,...,,...................,...............,.,.................,......,.,..,. ...,..... 1 ll Craftsmen Engravers .,..... . 106 Dan Flood .....,..........,,.,.....,.., ..,....,. 1 08 Deemer 6. Company . ...... .. ....,.... 107 Dieges :St Clust .......,.,.... ...,..,. ......... 1 0 9 D. T. Scott 6. Sons .....,.. ...,.,... l 10 Dundee Clothes ...,..,...,, . .. ,.,...,. 109 E, B. Yordy Co, .. .,....,.,....., .,.. 108 Eddie's Amoco Station ..,. ......,. . 107 Evans Florist ,.,.,.............,,.,. ...,...,. ,........ 1 0 B F. M. Whitenight Corp. ., .,.... ,..,.,... 1 08 Golf Lumber Co. ..,...............,.....,... .,.... ......... l 0 8 H. A. Whiteman G Co., Inc. .,,.,,.,., ....,. . 110 Heights Floral .,.,..,.., ,.......... . 109 I. L. Wilson ,. .,,., . ......,. . 110 lohn W. Price .... ,..,., ...,.....,.,.,... ....... . 1 0 5 Iordan The Hatter, Inc ................ ......,.. l 10 Lott Candy Shop .........,.........,....,....,.. ......... 1 05 Orange Shoe Repair Shop ....,.,...... ........, 1 07 Palace Laundry ..................,.....,..,............................... .........,.,.., .,.,.....,... ......... 1 0 7 Philadelphia College of Pharmacy 61 Science .......... ......... 1 10 R, B. Wall Co. .,,. .,., ...,...,,....,.,.,.........,...................,....,.,....,............ .... . . 107 Robbins G Uhl ....... .,., ,.... . . . 108 Stearns ......... , ......, ,.,..... . ..,. . . ...... . ..... ., 112 Sunday Independent ..... 109 White Hardware Co. .. ..,. .,..... .,...,. .,.,. , . .. 107 Wilkes-Barre Business College ,,...... ......... l 08 Williams Bros. 6. Co. ......,.. . ..... ...., ll0 Woodlawn Farm Dairy Co .,.,...,. .. ...,.. 109 Yurko Florist .. .,.,., ..,.. ........ .,,...... .... . . . . 107 Zimmerman Apparel Shop, lnc. ...,...., .... .... . l 08 Office 3-0092 Phones Home 7- LOFT CANDY SHOP SCHOOL TEAM RETAIL 2 South Main Street W' SPORTING GOODS WilkeS'BUffef PU' 194 South Main Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Phone 4-2552 Across From The Post Ottice 1713 one hundred-tive COMPLIMENTS OF BAFTSM GRA ERS 20 North Stctte Street Wllkes Barre Pct Phone W B 3 3151 Artrsts ond Desrgners for all types of Advertrsmg Photo Engravers rn one or more colors for Newspapers Mczgo zmes Ccxtclogs and Pubhccrtrons ot C111 kmds The loccrl frrm Wrth CI Notroncrl reputcxtrorr Boston Restaurant and Candy Shop BAKERY PRODUCTS and CHOCOLATES Made on the Premises 49 Public Square Wilkes-Barre, Pa. DEEMER of COMPANY Office and School Supplies GREETING AND BIRTHDAY CARDS 6 West Market Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. PALACE LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING Wilkes-Barre, Pa. THE ORANGE SHOE REPAIR 20 Public Square Wilkes-Barre, Pa. WHITE r EDWARD C. REHRIG HARDWARE CO. t I9 East Market sf. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. I Your AMOCO Dealer ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS I River and Market Streets FooTBALL TENNIS Wilkes-Baffef PG' BASKETBALL BADMINTON . Phone 3-9650 BASEBALL SOCCER Compliments of Compliments of YURKO F LORIST R. B. WALL CO. PHONES 56-58 East Union Street DUY 24915 Night 7'2260 Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 67 North Main Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. FOR POST GRADUATE COMMERCIAL WORK WILKES-BARRE BUSINESS COLLEGE Established 1885 WILLIAM ASTON, A, M. ROBBINS 6: UHL EVERYTHING FOR SPORT Lionel Trains and Repairs Toys Hobby Supplies 28 North Main Street President Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Phone 2-1333 FOR YOUR BETTER GOWNS Compliments of High Quality Apparel F. ZIMMERMAN WHITENIGHT CORP. Apparel Shop' Inc- WASHERS RADIOS Phone 3-0019 51 Public Square Wilkes-Barre, Pc! 36 West Market St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Compliments of Compliments Ol EVANS ELORIST DAN FLOOD I 14 North Main Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Established Over 70 Years LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers and Dealers In LUMBER AND MILL WORK THE E. B. YORDY CO. Printing Binding Ruling 212-248 South Pennsylvania Ave. LegQ1B1GnkS Loose Leal Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Dial 2-2l9l 59 Public Square Wilkes-Barre, Pa - Open Evenings SUNDAY HEIGHTS INDEPENDENT FLORAL SHOP Wyoming Valley's Favorite Home Newspaper READ IT AND KEEP POSTED Flowers For All Occasions Phone 2-0410 East Market St. Wilkes-Barre, Compliments of DUN DEE CLOTHES Direct From Manufacturer To You R. s. GROSS, Mgr. Phone 3-5410 24-28 North Pennsylva A Wilkes-Barre, Pa. DIEGES of CLUST 17 Iohn Street New York, N. Y. IEWELERS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 Class Rings Class Pins Trophies Plaques Bronzes Garfield Thomas, Representative Carbondale, Penna. Good Luck Good Health and Best Wishes ol W 0 O D L A W N FARM DAIRY CO. flowers of course , jay 1. Wilson flowers and gifts 124 so. washington st. Wilkes-loarre, pa. flowers sent by wire anywhere Always Ask Your Grocer For WILCO BRAND Pure Food Products Sold At Your Neighborhood Grocery Store Williams Bros. 61 Co. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science 43rd St., Woodl'd and Kingsessing Aves., Philadelphia 4, Pa. Founded in 1821 M ai! i1.i115f?iF':l:f . Undergraduate courses in Pharmacy, Chem- istry, Bacteriology or Biology lead to B.Sc. degrees and interesting and successful ca- reers. Graduate studies in Pharm., Bact. or Biol. also available. Applications for future enrollment now considered. Coeducational. Write for catalog H. Il. WI-IITEMAN 5: COMPANY, Inc. Wholesale Paper and Stationery 60-62 East Union Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. D. T. SCOTT Gt SONS REALTORS Rentals Insurance Sales Appraisals Ten East Iackson Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ICRDAN the Hatter, Inc. Haberdashers ot Distinction Since, 1871 9 West Market St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. as you like it- ' BINDING ' RULING ' ENGRAVING I-DIAL Z-4797 'f'k 'i'J t nm CULLIN S PRESS 93-95 North State Street Wilkes-Barre, PCI. FUI? See Your Friendly Photographer .... Fine Pictures STEABNS ON ' THE ' SQUARE Sittings by appointment Ccrll 2-1580 s ,QQA- 1 , ,E 5'E'Rv'JJEFEE-'iI7.-'k3L 7.W1 1.l3 v.TShP-137'-?L9w'TvMrY . HERB ' GH 'Hill EEF! . -' 1 5...

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