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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1950 volume:

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The building takes place in the classroom, in the halls, and at the extra-curricular activities. The student learns not only the prin- ciples of learning but also forms the basis of his characteristic traits. He 'lil-'nds his ability to get along with other people, to co-operate with his fellow-Workers, and to contribute his individual accomplishments for the good of his community. These school years Will not make a structure complete in itself but merely a foundation for a --A. - .. greater structure, for, surely, We should go :!.-. mm' W,:A,.,15..l.,g.1g,vf153f.g-.:q.,.5.l.'.g1.,u t t right on building all our lives. gf I1-'. ---lt '?2ts3 ,: ','-.I. A , . I- - ,255-,:f5i'.I. .1'. ,,., -.A .. -V D. :ggi 9 O Q Q I 0 I DEDICATIIIN I. H. SUPER. Principal To Alf. Super. who has helped us in our years ni f'oughl1'n and whose frzfluenre will FOIIIILYIZIE fo 11121 us Zhrouglz our whole life. Table of Contents Dedication Administration - Clubs - 4 Sports - - - -6- - Seventh and Eighth Grades - Freshman Class - Sophomore Class Iunior Class Senior Class - - 1- t Team C hl B d h d l Pbl S 5 l2 20 48 64 66 70 74 78 ork --A Buildin Factor China cups and party dresses at the Senior Tec: Springtime and happy faces On the bench with the team SEVSTI .l4 e1ght And earning S Lunch! At last! Sew a fine seam Whc1t's cookin? Il Food for thought Typists in the making Watch those figures! ll - Day oh TIN The administration and faculty plan classes and ways of teaching them that are most productive. Architects Stud the Plans . Y: Q gift 'f 1 Q-R' W 4 ,-5 ,C-A Q KQ Egg ft ff NI' X N J fiiff 'Wi ' WX V51 'wx W' Q m t K f f , My fttt i .Nw vi 91? ty !m F Y ,F A , XXV! ysmf Q V te ty mm N. 1 ,W 'N 5, X X xi t if QQ' I X, K, N X,-E :K 1, 1191 X f Q tu gf RN 2 '3 'WM W 'X x N 3 5 Q 'JUIIII Ill 'FWS if t ' t' sl., ' , 1 X Q X X gin - . H 'F ux N ih h mn Wm Sxmkxmhxi Q3 Q it E ' Qxx, 'N H 'NS 'A , t fmffx t Z g i f ' ttttt f tt t Xt 3 tt ttt ftf ttft ,V f t 1 twelve Board of education Seated lleft to rlghtl: Mr. Lewis lones, Vice Presidentg Attorney Albert H. Aston, Attorney Iohn Gallagher, Mr. Harry Gill- mcm. Standing: Mr, Thomas H, Smsiles, Mr. losenh W Shergolis, Mr. I. Harry Moy, Doctor Marcus E. Miller, Mr. Clarence Smith, President, Superintendent Yvl lkes-Barre City Schools Mr. Borcon Wos this year elected tor his fifth term os superintendent. MR. ALLEN E. BACON l llupervisors Seuied fleft to rlghll. Mr lame-5 Myerly, lVlGlll0ITkGllCSj Mr, Iesse Dlxon lndustrlal Artsg Mbr. Leonard Utz, Engllsh, Mr, Al- fred Sclrnmmel, Commerclal Shxdles Sicmding: Mr Iolm Ruddy Scrence, Mr Merlin Gulllver Lalm Mr George lone-S Physical Educalion. Absent: MISS Bess Wentyzel Art, Mr, VV1ll1am Roberts MUSIC. Assistant rincipal of ,ou hlin Mr. Bradley has been on leave of absence the past year because of illness. l MR. THOMAS E. BRADLEY lhlrleerl Ancient 6: Modern Languages, fQgQ2,,R ,3'h, Q?QQMff2 Administration Isanydslrs MissM Edna!-I Sgith, MES NgCI'g.1gi1: Miss Carlin,v Mr. Herman, Tcifivl-iff, Mgss'Di:ron,uIMiss Vsgglfier, Saunders, Miss Beidler, ' First Row Kleit to rightji Miss D rk'r, M' I s C01'l'11T191'C1CI1 wiak, Mr. Mayer, Miss Brenner? Miss xsiialgli. Second Row: Mr. Flaherty, Miss Dzury, Miss Lynch, Mr. Labeda. S ' First Row Cleit to rightlz Mr, F. H. Su er Mr. Lewi C1e1'1C9 Mis Ai' L ti M H 1 M D fi' S' How: Mr. Palermo? Mr.1CRud35??ClX5lr.! Pegl. ens ey' rn Tor Cm' second fourteen Facult I. H. SUPER Principal. THOMAS E. BRADLEY Assistant Principal. KALIVIA .ADELSON Arithmetic. RUTH T. AUSTIN English. Adviser, Board of Publications. OLIN BARNES Economics, Sociology, World Geography. THERESA E. BASS Foods, Nutrition, Hornemaking. RUTH BEHLING Art. ETHEI. BEIDLER Latin. ARTHUR BOOTH Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry. Adviser Stamp Club. Treasurer, Board oi Publications. Ad- viser, Girls' Collectors, HENRY C. BOOTH Mechanical and Architectural Drawing. Adviser, Bowling Club. Entertainment Fund. IDA B. BRENNER Typewriting, RITA M. CARLIN Spanish. Adviser, Spanish Club, Iournal Reporters Association. GRACE F. CLARKE English, BERNARD COBB Mathematics and Geography. Adviser, Hi-Y. NAN W. CONNAUGHTON Algebra. Adviser, Reserve Orchestra. MAE CONNOR Typewriting. EVA V. DIXON Dietitian. NELLIE E. DURKIN Type-writing. ANNE DZURY Shorthand, Bookkeeping. ARTHUR E. EVANS U. S. History. FLORENCE L. EVANS Art. Adviser: Art Staff, Board of Publicationsg Art Club. MARGARET R. EVANS English. Guidance Counselor and Dean of Girls. 0St0l' HAROLD E. FIELD Machine Shop Practice, Mathematics. THOMAS A. FLAHERTY Bookkeeping. GERTRUDE C. HARRISON Engllsh. CHARLES F. HENSLEY Blue Print Reading, Shop Chemistry, Physics, Visual Education Program, Sci- ence Club. GREGORY HERMAN German. CHESTER I. HINE English. GEORGE F. HUTTER Manual Arts. MARY A. IOHNSON English. HAROLD C. IORDAN General Science. THERESA C. IUZWIAK Typewriting, Office Practice MARY E. KELLEY English. CATHERINE KREIDLER Hisfory. PAUL LABEDA Arithmetic, Clerical Trainma. ALICE C. LEONARD Advanced Bioloay. MARY LEONARD Algebra PAUL B. LEWIS Physics. Director: Band, Orchestra, Minstrels. AGNES C. LYNCH English, Shorthand, Clerical Training, A. DAVID MAYER Bookkeeping, Business Machines, Wrestling Coach. KATHERINE MCDERMOTT Cloihing. ELIZABETH L. IVICHUGH French. CHARLES C. MORGAN History. IOEL NYGREN Manual Training. REGINA C- O'MALLEY llnqlisli. ' ' First Row Cleft to rightlz Mr. Barnes, Miss SOC!-G1 Stud-les Steiger, Miss Kreidler, Miss Ruddy, Mr. Cobb. Second Row: Miss Simakaski, Mr. Evans, Mr. Scrricks, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Smith, Miss Prisbclc, Mr. Richards. First Row tleft to riqhtl. Mr. Nygren, Miss Evans, Arts: Miss Bass Mr. I-lutter, Second Row: Mrs. Behlina, Mr. H Booth, Mr. Field, Miss McDermott. ' Firsi Row Cleft to rtghtj: Mr. Trethaway, Mrs. Mqthenlatlcs Connauahton, Miss Mary Leonard, Miss Adel! san. Second Row: Mr. A. Boctli, Mr West. fifteen ' First Row tleft to rightjz Miss Kelley, Mis Austin, Miss ngllsh Wiegand, Mrs. Evans, Miss Williams. Secgnd Row: Mr, Hine, Miss Iohnson, Miss Golden, Mr, Powell. ' F' st R w fl tt t 'ghtJ: Gymnasium and Health NES, pgnce, i,f,SSODQ,O,hY Smith, Miss Hazel Smith, Second Row: Mr. Pendergast, Mr. Payne. Faculty Activities Every other Tuesday afternoon teachers at- tended Workshops. Students looked forward to these Tuesdays as some of the happiest days of the year, the main reason being that school was dismissed at 2:30. Early in the year the Women teachers held a party at the Dresden to welcome new femi- nine members ot the faculty. One of the rnost active organizations is the Men's Club. Monthly rneetings are held at Pocono Pines. An outing at Mr. Richards' cottage is planned tor Iune. sixteen acultv Roster LOUIS E. PALERMO Spanish, General Science. Coach, Football. HELENMARY PENCE Gymnastics. MICHAEL POWELL English, Economics, Civics. IAMES A. PAYNE Physical Education. Coach: Freshman Basketball, Freshman Football. IOSEPH A. PEEL BioloCIY, Physics, Botany, Coach: Track, Assistant Football Coach. FRANK PENDERGAST Health Education, First Aid. KATHRYN C. PHILLIPS English. IULE PRISBEK Pennsylvania History, Civics, ROBERT A. REMENSNYDER German. CARL A. RICHARDS History, Civics. ANTHONY I. RUDDY Biology. Coach: Basketball, Baseball. IOHN H. SARICKS History, Civics. R. HAROLD SAUNDERS Guidance Counselor, ELEANOR SIMAKASKI History, Civics. DOROTHY G. SMITH Health Education, Girls' Swimming Club. EDNA L. SMITH French. Adviser, Junior Red Cross Council. GAYLORD SMITH History. HAZEL P. SMITH Head School Nurse. ELIZABETH B. STEIGEH History. FRED H. SUPER Chemistry. Director: Minstrels, Senior-lunior Outing, Adviser: National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Key Club, Boys' Counselor. HAROLD P. TRETHAWAY Algebra. ZLATA TUHY Librarian. Director, Amateur Show. Adviser, Girls' Bowling Club. SARAH R. WAGNER Latin. Adviser: Freshman Assembly, Cornites Latini. MARIE WALSH Commercial. M. ARLINE WEISS Music, Director: A Cappella Choir, Senior Qelect Chorus. Cafeteria ROBERT A. WEST Mathematics. Senior- ager of Athlelics. ELIZABETH WIEGAND English. MYVANWY WILLIAMS Iunior Outing. Faculty Man- English. Dramatic Director. Adviser: Speakers, Mcrsquers. orkers CAFETERIA WORKERS First Row lleit to rightjz Miss Dixon, director, Rose Edwards, Ann Brown, Lottie Record, Syd' na Iones, Reba Titus, Kathryn Mihahck. Sec- ond Row: Margaret Sayes, Iessie Howe. Custodians Mr. Edward Williams Mr. William Iarvis seventeen The building takes place in the classrooms, in the halls, and at the extra-curricular activities. THE Jill! Q S. 1: 5 Q: ,ss x . A Q :s j I M 17 X VU ll 'ff x S N NK X M2 C5 4 in Wa? 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M., and walked over to the dock and boarded the boat, Sandy Hook. For the first hour the boat took the students down through the harbor of New York, past the Statue of Liberty, Governors lsland, and twenty Checking in And then we . . . One of History's mementos West Point gm ndeur AND JUNIUBS l'0 WEST PIIINT Ellis lsland. The boat then circled back and started up the Hudson Where students ob- served many scenes which included the Palisades and the Sing Sing Prison. Alter reaching West Point, many ot the stu- dents just walked around looking at the build- ingsg others went to the museum and looked at the collections ot guns, tlags, and other relics. The Chapel was another beautiful place to see. Everyone Wanted to stay longer, lout it Was soon time to board the ship. The students landed back in New York and boarded the train for home. if . Boarding the S. S. Sandy Hook Watch the birdie! The big march Inspecting the cannon twenty-one Let's A Get In ll t e Fun twenty-two On the way to the next class Amateur jazz maniacs Vsfaich those batons! Deck the halls ,7 ,, ,,,, , , First Row llelt to rightj: Polachek, Ward, Sodrasky, McDonough, Elinslci, Hartman, Lehet, Lapinski, Staviscalc, Mangan, Smith. Second Row: Donohue, Pohorilak, Cattrey, Verespy, llarris, Acore, Ennis, Graham, Knappman, Keeley, Selliito, Vlfasinda. Third Row: McKeown, Fritzaes, Mislcin, Onuier, Hurnanik, Moroski, Meyers, M. Jones, Reese, llerrnan, Tomasetti, Mondzelski. Fourth Row: Saba, M. Iones, I. lanes, King, Christian, Roth, Barovich, Cron, Blalcer, Adamorich, Edwards, Dobranslcy. Fifth Row: Harpersberger, Kosko, De- melski, Zatzek, Grabko, Venit, Cocello, Kwalc, Eerki, Zapotaski. Sixth How: Gelatko, Coyne, Cole, Langel, Drumelskl, Mosley, Beidleman, McGrath, Hartshorn, Kelley. Four members ot O Science Club made ll A I V Hi-Y: Mosley, Evans, ei great progress this Mondzelski, and Lehet participated in the Hi-Y Youth and Government Conference at Harrisburg. During the year the club had two Weiner roasts and a skating party. 1 . ,L t Q year. Two outstanding programs were those by club members who gave descriptions ot diiierent types of plastics and explana- tion ot the working ot model airplanes. HI 'Y First Row Klrrft to rightlr Dysleslu, Taylor, Tornassetti, Onixler, Seasock, Herman, Lehet, Mosley, Evans, Man- ' gan. Second Row: Fritzges, McDonough, Patrizr, Palencar, Wallace Smith, Knappman, Sellitto, Un varsky, Moran, Kaporch, Third Row: Kozernlco llahally, Staviscak Dennis, Clark, Edwards, Gill, Williams, Reese, ltichaels, Davis Fourth Row: lvfondzelski, Christian Saba, Vfasinda Gtabko, Mxiciford Noble, Catlrey, Eerki, Donohue, Klutchko. Fifth Row: lones Gelaxko Laobaugh iiaztshorn, Beidleman, Walters llaven, Tattersall Zagkowslu, Dyrnenski, Price. twenty three Y First Row Klett to riglfitjr Kresge, Shaw, Burry, Atiyeh, Hudak, Davies, Lynn, Salmay, ' Stajewski, Warnick, Dernellier, Shuster, Shovlin. Second Row: Burns, Reese, Ellmen, Fitz, Sokol, M, Roth, Hutz, R. Giddo, Martin, Mendusky, Menechetti, Gawrych, Anusavage, I, Giddo. Third row: lones, Millnamow, Whipple, Purta, Petroski, Rushton, Hanky, McHale, Zaharowski, Walcheski, Sisco, Horny, McLaughlin, Gir- ton. Fourth Row: I. Dale, Havir, Teslicko, Spittle, White, Ganarcl, Gartley, Crawley, Croyle, Knelly, DeFine, Bednar, Hinchulak. Fifth Row: Stecker, Ungvarsky, Hayer, Clark, A. Roth, Arnerick, Zdan, Wilson, Yencha, Carpenter, Pur- ce l. Y First Row Cleft to rightlz Bidilla, Penczkowski, Kabara, Pivinski, Zuke, Knapp, Matthes, ' Dotter, Sauers, Wright, Searing, Scarnulis, Gabana. Second Row: Bagan, Collmier, Barbini, Koznpa, Kane, Clark, Davis, Curione, Steianoski, Sisko, Rinish Podgorski, Turchin, Poplaski, Novakowski. Third Row: Yeeles Makuch, Smigelski, Pugh, Sestak, Yastrernski, Ceklosky, Kotch, Gallagher, Sikosky, Brennan, Hines, Tre- gaskis, Haris, Novak. Fourth Row: Noddin, Lukach, Spayder, Pauster, Check, Kowalski, Benz, Snitko, O'Byrne, Ste- vens, Petro, Shrarnko, Laux, Petisnak, Skubits, Resnick. Fifth Row: T. Nichols, Ernrick, Papadoplos, O'Donnell, Macejko, Rampola, Minarik, Washinski, Klein, Kelley, Booth, Voelker, Sipler, Welgus, Reisinger. Sixth Row: Dombek, Murray, Mock, Turoski, Burden, Diesher, Myers, Pothuski, Miller, Harkins, Wolczyk, lskra. The Senior Y-Teens opened the season with a Weiner roast which some 80 students attended. Later the club entertained the Iunior Y-Teens with an original skit. The skit Was tol- lowed by a Christmas Prom at which the Hi-Y and Key Clubs were enter- tained. Girls representing the organization presented a Christmas program at General Hospital in the childrens Ward and gave the children candy. Much credit is due Emma Matthes, president, tor the line year. twenty-tour 4' T Y First Row Qlett to rightl' Buczko, 'Watkins Liptert, Lupco, Tlzornas, Fitzgercfd, lones, ' Neals, Kuczinski, Conyers, Aiagnos. Socond Row: Ogin, Obuhosky, Wasulko, Lecce Shorts, Fanucci, Vhlliams, S. lones, Long, McKean, Mancia, Smtlco, McAfee. Third Row: Aukerlund, Roberts, Trudnak, Sauers, I. Sisco, D. Sisco, Olenialc, Zeske, Yastremski, Buclzen, Snyder, Riley. Fourth Row: Peworcheclc, Polkowski, B. Thomas, Shades, Spalc, Kovalick, Wivell, Kapinski, Koblowski, Decker, Yencha. Y First Row tlett to rightlz Sestak, Zegarski, Tlucelc, Prieto, Polachek, Sincavage, Shep- . M herd, lskra, Macho, Strumski, Purta. . Second Row: Beail, Postupak,PBednar,1Bisfulcla, Harowicz, Huey, Novinslci, Knasiak, Hrabowstc., May, McGr3arty. Thud How. Zdanowicz, Terpaa, apatopoi, ooe George, Bevcxns, Cavan, S. Williams, Susa, R Shultz, Stanc.k. Fourth Row: Courtright, Heylek, Kardell, Ulitchney Ci- kowski H. Shultz, Gola, Fallon, Marley Symbol ot the Iunior Y-Teens is a triangle which signifies ,T servin God, hel ing others, and im roving oneself. An im- SI CCBSS ll 9 9 P portant activity ot this group was the Ceremonial service to initiate new members. The girls Carried lighted candles to symbolize the light, the way, and the truth. The club also sponsored a dance, held a party in honor ot the Senior YfTeens, had an outing and a Iunior-Senior Prom. ianet Huey was chosen to go as delegate to a convention in Hazleton. twenty-tive First Row Cleft to rightjz Stecher, Michaels, Deisher, Hartshorn, Pauster, McDonough, Ungvarsky. Second Row: Miss Wagner, Bogan, Papadoplos, Brogan, Nicholson, Clarke. Third Row: Kozak, Sincavage, Dougalas, Bergstrasser, Mondzelski, Herman. We, as companions in Latin, propose to develop a greater appreciation of the language, customs, and government of Q 9 l l the ancient Romans. This is the purpose of the Latin Club. I The Comites Latini is only in its second year, but the activities have been numerous. Among these Were the initiation of the sophomores as plebes, a chapel program, a Christmas play, and the Freshman Vocabulary Contest. First Row Kleft to rightji Laskowski, Deisher, Keats, Iones, Sherin, Makaravitz, Watkins, Bender, Bittenbender, Boback, Lazarro. Second Row: Roberts, Herman, Kusyk, Dyczewski, Lucas, Lewis, Mulhern, Rogan, Sahatine, Leskanich, Hyzinslci, Imperial, Tomassetti, Myers. Third Row: Petro, Onderi- sin, Shirninitz, Krizenoskas, Check, Mazukiewicz, Miller, Tondora, Hands, Zavatsky, Williams, Erickson. Fourth Rorw: Stein, Kopicki, Cashmere, Featherstone, L. Feld, Kierys, Iones, Thomas, Levandoski. twenty-six First Row Kleft to rightji Smyden, Novakowski, Miller, Martin, Cole, Derenfeld, Mosley, Zaharowski, Iskra, Turoslci, Cigler. Second Row: Lukach, Walcheski, Mendusky, Hutz, Kotch, Susa, Mamola, Veselc, Holtman, Toole, Anusavage, Warnick Burry. Third Row: Penczkawski, Voellcer, Court- wright, Ceklosky, Makuch, Sestalc, Kelly, Kleiner, Check, Emriclc, Kowalski, Murray, Fourth Row: McLaughlin, Vifisch- ner, Miller, G. Sestalc, Smith, Elinslci, Schmidt, Selitto, Kelley, Whipple, Mcliale, Lieb. Fifth Row: Mangan, Venn, Barovich, Yanchuclc, Verespy, McDonough, Onuter, Staviscak, Fiergang, Meyers, Conrad. Sixth Row: Dennis, Zapo- towslci, Pelesh, Dobranslcy, Zajkoski, Beidleman, Walters, Feld, Lehet, Blaker, Taylor. The German Club. newly organized, has accomplished seve in illists eral projects: talks by students who had lived in Germany, a Christmas program, and a quiz show. The purpose is to inf crease student knowledge oi the German people .... Main activity ot the . Q l French Club was a skit, Service D'Ami. This clulo was tormed to promote interest in the French people and to enliven the study ot French. First Row llelt to rightj: Brennan, Crawley, Demelher, Roth, Pauster, N. Siso, Sokol, Papa- doplos, Wlnt, Havir, Hudalc. Second Row: Wilson, Thomas, Fitzgerald, Sauer, May, Dotter, Sauer, Trudnak, Thomas, Snyder, Third Row: Kozax, Wivell, lskra, Lupco, Kompinski, lone-s, Knapp, Carpenter, Klutch- ko Fourth Row: Stien, Gill Achufi Edwards, Wascalus Lapmski Moran, Dougalas Comoh,Bilsk1 twenty-seven First Row Kleft to rightlz Pohutslci, Barbini, Mock, Minarik, Cveorge, Smigelski, Mclfeand Kresge, Pivinski, Bampola, Cvirton. Second Row: Knelly, Kozemko, Singley, Bednar, McAfee, Navola, Shultz, Varglione, Stajewslci, Sisco, I. Reese, Hines. Third Row: Harkins, Shepherd, Benz, Mroz, Polachelc, Prieto, Ma,ecko, Iones, Harowicz, Sipler, Potishnak, Yeeles, Matthes. Fourth Row: Kane, Kompa, Novak, Purta Amrick, Burden, Sincavaqe, Sislco, Dombek, Crartley, Gaiard, Shaw. Fifth Row: Resnick, Shramko, Reilly, Stein, Evan- chick, Mitchell, Wasinda, Gola, Huey, Fanucci, Spanish Club members wrote and adopted their constitution during the year. At Christmas time they held a party and presented a one-act play in Spanish ..., Main activity of the Art Club Was Working tor the Scholastic Art Contest. The following Won keys: Leonard Lapinski, tour, Viola Menechetti, one, Donald Brandt, one, lean Callahan, one, Anthony Macri, one, 30 students Won places. First Row Cleft to rightl: Conrad, Yeeles, Mclaaughlin, Humanick, Evangeltsti, Menechettl, Lapinski. Second Row: Densmore, Erickson, Filipkoski, Pearson, A. Burridge, Yagtello, Delfine, Shuta, Miss Evans. Third Row: D. Burridge, Swartwood, W. Hapersherger, King, Wychock, Monko, Burns, Quinn. Fourth Row: Tucker, Beith, Otlowski, Kantor, F. Hapersherger, Haydu, Vehoslci, G. Senett. twenty-eight First Row Klett to riqhtl' Hartshorn, Mahal, Moran, Wallace, Adams, Ienlcms, Dysleslci. Second Row: Mr. F, H. Super, Donohue, Elmski, Herman, Levandowslci, Mrozinski, Elmski, Popple. Third Row: Gill, Fritzges, Clark, Pelesh, Ungvarsky, Gibbons, Fedor, Schmidt. Fourth Row: Laubaugh, Mosley, Haven, Beidlemcm, Casxmer, Harkins, Cron Mahally. Key Club sold plastic bookcovers, played records tor Club Lunchtime, and sponsored tree dances after basketball games as a tew ot their projects. Wesley Haven will succeed Fred lenkins as Lieutenant Governor from this district .... Speakers' Club gives valuable service. Each member presented a short campaign speech tor the lournal and Breidlin. Members improve their diction and poise. First How fletl to rightj: Havii, lludak, Boqan, Taylor, Mosley, Mangan, Walsli, Pivinski, l'3elshm', Wilson. Second Row: Horny, Siso, Malauch, I. Giddo, Dotter, Davis, Solcol, Sauer, Papadoplos, Pauster. Third Row: Cuscela, Callacki, Smith, Mondzclslci, Hayer, Burns, Clarke, Adams, Schmidt, Dysleski. Fourth How: Verespy, Onuter, Chulick, McDonough, Cardell, Nobel, Stein, Kozalc, Blizman, Fifth How: Michaels, Beidlemcm, Dennis, Dobransky, lattersall, Zagkoski, Endress, Fritzqes, McGrath, Lehet, twenty-i'111i'e thirty The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization composed of girls belonging to some kind ot athletic group. This year the girls directed the annual freshman l-lalloWe'en party. Ac- tivities Were planned tor each month. The club stimulates interest and turthers APB opportunities connected with sports, promotes good sportsmanship in all games, and aims to develop Well-rounded personalities tor the girls. G A A First Row ilett to rightl: Barbini, Spayder, Crawley, Demeiller, Warnick, Scarnulis, Rinish, Shaw, - - - Kresge, Huey, tones. Second Row: Raub, Roberts, Rodak, Papatopoli, Hines, Davies, Zwass, White, Zaccagni, Turchin, Wright, Barnlord. Third Row: Liptert, Lupco, Whipple, Wischner, Miller, Zdanowicz, Terpak, Pod- gorski, Bednar, Yatsko, Torriassetti. Fourth Row: Reisinger, Resnick, Cilcowski, Dombek, Knapp, Turoski, Fallon, Yen- cha, Carpenter, Trudnak, Postupak, lVlcHale. G A A First How flelt to rightl: Shirninitz, Pohutski, Necxls, Feclor, Finn, Prieto, Polacheck, Ungvarsky, Zahae - - - rowski, Potisncxk, Martin. Second Row: Silkoslcy, Mcmcio, May, McGroarty, Mackorwitz, Mrs. Pence, Kusijk, Nichols, Hutz, Mirowski, Vesek. Third Bow: Susa, Reilly, Icsulevitch, Shovlin, Burtish. Kimpinski, Kovalick, Bar- bini, Dale, Shorts. Fourth Row: Chamberlain, Hcrvir, Hcxyer, Huclak, Rossi, Purcell, Dotter, Yencha, Since its establishment in l935, the Senior Select Chorus has aimed to develop good part singing as Well as the enjoy- ment ot good music among its members. lt also seeks to cre- ate in all students a desire to participate in community choruses and church choirs. Most important event on this years calendar was singing lor the Christmas program. Several groups took part in chapel entertainments. First Row llelt to rightji Atiyeh, Turchin, Shaw, Kresge, Minarik, Zuke, Ridilla, Mock, I, Nichols, Washinslcz, Wolczyk, A. Roth, Turoski. Second Row: Sipler Vfarnicfz Podgorski, 'Watt-rs, Gallagher, Rinislt, Brennan, Gryczsa, Benscoter, O'Byrne, Cwawrych, Reese, Cuwone M1ss Vile,-iss Third Row: Buriy 'l', Nichols, Nocldin, lvfillnamow, l..ul-cacli, Knelly, Demellrer, Anusavage, Sta- ll.V'.'S T1 Emerick lio!ch,Mak11:h Kozernko Fourth Row: Kahara Booth, Friedman, Pauster, Bogan, Clarke, Burns, lfvangelrsti, Hersingut' Crawley, Brogan, lvliller Novakoski Novak. Fifth Row: Lehet Kozak,El1nslqi,Graham,M1cl'xeles, Pauixx Palencar Polacliek McDonough, Bra-nnan, Wallace, Momco, Onuler Sixth Row: Blizman Seasock, Gelatko, Gill Mos-sly Clark, Christian, Saba Wlasincla, Cuscela, Callrey. First How Clelt to rlghtli Myers, Pivinslci, Cabana, Lleb, Rushton, lrlayer, Dotter, Carpenter, Yencha, Papadoplos Wilson, Penczkowski, Leonard, Second Row: Siso lil Roth, Pavies, llorny, Sisco, Martin, Menduslcy Hutz, Ciddo, Kaporch, Whip le, Petroski, Third Row: Skubvs Solaol, Pu h,Froeller,Pur1a Shamko,Shovl1n, Shuster, Kelly, Stecher, Ram ola, Eidan, Fourth Row: Welams Kcmfa llavu Clmzx Girton, llanchulalc Lynn Dambelc, Hudak, Tesliclco, Dale gifth How: lvlacejko Pur rfll Smith, lvluaford lxavrs Mangan Adamovitch lenmns Fdwards Donohue, Hines, Wolocz Sixth Row: Harcarilf. Tennis, Dolvzznsq' tlrrrtsrcrn lvlrslilzel Fndress Cole Feidle-man Noble Dysleski Haydu. thirty-one A First Row Klelt to rightjz Zuke, A. Roth, Booth, Sipler, Ridilla, Hayer, Patrizi, Yencha, Carpenter, Myers, Zdan, Gahana, P, Jones. Second Row: Ugin, Reese, M. Roth, Rinish, O'Byrne, Hudak, Davies, Knelly, Dotter, Waters, Hines, Miss Weiss. Third Raw: Reisinger, Havxr, Shov- lin, Shuster, Lynn, Tonclora, Purta, Noddin, Turchin, Nichols, Petrosky. Fourth Row: Bagan, Purcell, Crawley, Hanchu- lak, Haydn, Kozak, Holleran, Mangan, Girton, Shaw, Warnick, Podgorski. Fifth Row: Christian, Saba, Banaszek, Mug- lord, Nobel, Dysleslci, Smith, Polachek, Palencar, Davis, Wallace, Sixth Row: Dretzel, Pelesh, Hartshorn, Enclress, Beiclleman, Mosley, Lehet, Sileski, Dobranslcy, Clark, Dennis, The A Cappella Choir gave many entertaining perform- ances. Programs Were presented at the General, Wyoming Valley, and Wlercy hospitals and at the Sutton Home as Well as at some public aiiairs ..., . The Band is one ot the most eilective morale builders at Coughlin. lt is always eagerly awaited by spectators at games. Besides furnishing music, the Band gives pupils a chance to continue music First Row Clell to right: Mosley, Zahotski, llerman, Keblish, Kwak, Mr. Lewis, llartshorn, Zaikosl-ai Chrisf tlan, Pohorilalc, Lehet. Second How: Sefcik, Washington, Kina Watkins, Powell, Senesse, lones, Quaglia- riello, I. Hapersbergcr, Breese. Third Row: Cilcowslci, Walko, Blannett, Rinlco, R Cvill, Lehet, D Thomas, Brain, Sorafin, Fourth Row: Fadden, Thomas, R, Thomas, Williams, McMillian, McCabe, Finn, Gregory, G, Hosdovick, Hersh, Fiflh How: Dougalas, Hill, Fleming, Chemin, Walters, Stahovich, Boyle, Mondzelski, Tucker, thirty-two First Row Kleff to rightl: Gripp, Yandusky, Goldner, Roberts, Lynn, Craig, Litchman, Kutney. Second Row: Felitchlco, Vehoslcy, Sieco, Platsky, Block, Zeto, Sauer, Marcellmi, Ulicney, Fiergang, Nicholson, Mr. Schmidt, instructor. Third Row: Russo, Shutt, Serafm, Cilcowslcl, Cusick, Drurntra, Perugino, Lavelle, Shortz, Bieleckx. Fourth Row: Solensky, Connor, Macri, King, Sefcik, Watkins, Mariano, Thomas, Magyar, De Murro. Fifth Row: Sauer, Rinko, Powell, Brain, Walko, Hill, Harpersberger, Gill, Lehet. The Iunior Band played carols for the school Christmas proe Lx gram, gave a program of Christmas music at the Yule tree on Public Square, and took part in the spring festival at Meyers. . . . . The Varsity Orchestra has many functions, chief of these, to play for the chapel exercises. The orchestra also furnishes music for important school events, Phyllis Deisher and Barry l-lartshorn played at Sayre Band Festival. First Row lleft to rxghtl: Deisher, Kwak, Hartshorn, Christian, Kleiner. Second A I Row: lwlr Lewis, Blannetf, Dougalas, Deisher, lones, Mclvlillan, Pie-rgana, uhristianson Third Row: Lehet, Gill, Gregory, Boyle, Foley, Faclclen. thirty-three First Row fleft to rightlz Thompson, Yanchus, Kroll, Lada, Kroll, Kohol, Zbysewski, Harri- son, Clune, Davis, augert. Second Row: Searfoss, Rulka, Richards, Soroka, Splendido, Snyder, Snitko, Bogan, Lawyrk, Lyons, Muldoni. Third Row: Fiebischak, Iones, Regula, Krall, Kopec, Iwaniclc, Novack, Casey, Bianconi, lones, Delalco, B. Powell, Stucker. Fourth Row: Michaels, Cikowski, Paddick, Balut, Schubert, Laz- zaro, Drasher, Daley, Heylek, Hudak, Keen, Iacobson, Fifth Row: Pegg, Swalina, Kornblau, lanasanis, Danieli, Bucyn- ski, Gould, Gallagher, Rodack, K. Bryden. First Row fleit to rightl: Kelly, Sochlco, Kovaleski, Volkol, Zeto, Shales, Shillabeer, Boler, Cole, Smith, Gripp. Second Row: Yourglivich, Hrynkiew, Hungarter, Curley, Devans, Zlokin, Virginis, Block, Yourggevich, Geisinger, Horny, Fedak. Third Row: Steclc, Zelinski, Poliiko, Kalinoski, Polinski, Kalinoslci, Pegg, Iones, Harris, utney, Tomalaitis, Oliver, Brennan. Fourth Row: Saporito, Welgus, Ulevicz, Evans, Iones, Geis- inger, ifnlendido, Smurl, Rose, Koch, Kaminski, Frederick. Fifth Row: Moran, McCue, Stashulcevich, Goldner, Klutch- ko, Car ell, Kelly, Garrett, Iackson, Powell, Harrison, White. Organized for the first time this year, the Iunior Choir in- cludes pupils of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. Tryouts were held for the selection oi members. The choir prepares younger students tor the more advanced work and acquaints them with Sh music of different periods and composers. During sessions the members listen to modern music and compare it with the classical. The lunior Choir sang at the Christmas Program and at the Freshrrlarl Assembly. th1yty.fm1y First Row llett to rightl Mattlies, Davies, Vfarnrcla Pugh, Pioeller Catch, Curione, Siefanoski, Staiewski, Kosiantinovich, Hemingway, Lon- german, Mayeski, Second Row: Barbini, DeFine, Mendusky, Martin, I. Giddo, Hutz, Ellnian, Rinish, R. Giddo, Bednar, Reese, Thomas, O'Eyrne. Third Row: Wallace, Trudnak, M. Novmski, McAfee, Collmiet, Kendig, Kocilc, Kormos, Smigelski, Obuhosky, Walcheski, Toslin, Lewis, Sheridan. Fourth Row: Benscoter, Hines, Teslicko, Davis Kolc, Solenske, Zavatskg, Keeley, Crawley, Demellier, B. Thomas, Shades Wivell. Fifth Row: Gryczka, Zaharowski Shuta, Sisco Horny, Purta larke Mulhern, Check Ceklosky Ungvarsky, Crayle. Fits! How Cleft to rightl. Kelley, Penczfcawski, Wright, lurchin, Makuch I Dombeic, Knapp, Roth, lanes, Rushton, Mcl-lale, Shaw, Burden Second Row: Petro, Harkins, Millnamow, Kabara, Kowalski, Evanaelisti, Spayder, Voelker, Huey, Quinn, Minermer, Yastremsky, Yeeles, Hughes. Third Row: Minarik, Washinskz, Mroz, Americlc, Miller, Poplaslci, Novakowslci, Novak, Harris, Lukach, Lalux, Kresge, Lieb, Friedman, Onderisin, Fourth Row: Murray, Burry, Whipple, Sipler, Skubits, Tondora, Prieto, Turo- ski, Nichols, Kompa, Kleiner, Welgus, Monko, Macejko, Fift Row: Girton, Steclcer, Brogan, Hanchulak, Lynn, Leonard, lanes, Cigler, lskra, Polacheck, Mock, Shovlin, Shuster, Wolczyk. The Girls' Collectors Club presented to the school a Minia- ture Presidential Memorial Window with stamps of the presi- dents worked into the design. Miss Florence Evans did the coloring. Members enjoyed seeing many Collections. Mildred Dombek and l Geraldine Knapp exhibited their autographed Movie Star pictures. Shirley Reese exhibited an album at trading cards showing animals, birds, and flowers, Audrey Hughes showed two albums of post cards. thirty-five First How Cleft to right: Murray, Macejko, Myers, Matthes, llavir, Haven, Erickson Wysocki, Salmay, Bedner, Plesnar. Second Row: Slocum, Aukerland, Neade Trudnak, Sauer, Deniellier, Brennan, Curione, Chickloski, Fitz. Third Row: Hulka, Keiper, Chamberlain, Harris, Splen dido, Frederick, Aleo, Pohutski, Zelinski, Fetzer, Senderovitz. Fourth Row: lones, Krall, Mancia, George, Iones, Maka ravitz, Craig, Resnick, Shrarnko, Thomas. Fifth Row: Sladin, Miller, Dretzel, Mosley, Klynott, lones, Bigoski, Iunior Red Cross is a part ot a large organization lor world relief. Among this year's activities were the packing oi clothes for people ot the South and the sending ol packages to Europe. . Students who bank with the Bank Cashiers will know the value ot thrift and have the habit ol saving torrned. Cashiers collect, record, and forward deposits to the bank. loseph Dobransky is head cashier. tliii-ly-six First Row Clelt to rightj: Corrigan, Casey, Rushton, Cordell, Dennis, Dobransky, Beidle- man, Hudak, Lupco, lskra. econd Bow Rodak, Bombay, Anagnos, Le-vandowski, Ulicny, Davis, Herqert, Stasukevich, Toole, N, Thomas. Third Row: Pivinski, Strobel, Bevan, Saporito, Ulewicz, Ma- mola, Davis, Siso, Acore, Karalus. Fourth How: G. Williams, Smgley, Fitzgerald, Laux, Petro, Keeley, Zaledonis, Ga' briele. Fifth Row: I, Kwak, Iohnson, Halberger, lohnson, Cole, Murray, Haydu, Walsh, First Row flett to rightl: Amrick, Casey, Sheerin, Bittenbender, Ruddy, Calla- han, Hando, Mulreany, Mosley, I. Koval. Second Row: Iones, Chamberlain, Harris, Rinish, B. Williams, Kozemko, O'Donnell, P. Raub, Densmore, P. Lowe. Third Row: A. Snyder, Kardell, Ga- briele, McMillan, Barovich, McDonald, Raub, Stucker, Knellly, Fourth Row: E. Lane, Mahally, Cron, Harkins, Zajko- ski, C. Adams, Hartman, Taylor, B. Ruddy, Kornblau. The purpose of the Iournal Reporters' Association is to bring reporters together to acquaint them with the working of the Iournal staff. They collect class notes .... The Boys' Bowling Club operated with four teams, composed of tive members each. As a result of Team 2 Winning the series, each member will receive a bowling pin. Highest individual score tor a single game was made by lohn Palko, 21 l. First Row lleit to rxghtj: Coley, Polacheck, Lewis, Laubaugh, Williams, Hme. Second How: Dixon, Ennis, Palko, Scarnulis, Petrosky, Cherpak. Third Row: Nobel, Shatter, Ruse-nko, Dougherty, Derenteld. thirty-seven lf:-4 Firsl Raw lleft to righll: Maughan, Chulvick, Neacle, Postupalc, Zdanowicz, Scarnulis, Ungvarsky, Kleiner. Second Row: Miss Tuliy, Hodalc, Nlorowslci, Buczlco, Poplaslci, Zwass, Sillcoski, Rinish. Third Row: Bamford, Reilly, Wiscliner, Miller Novakowslci, Terpalc, Warnick, Zaharowski. Fourlh Row: Conyers, Kuczynski, Anagnos, Kusylc, Feder, Neals, Hines. ln match games against the boys' club, the girls 'look ll games out of 24. lean Pop- in 0 laslci bowled an all-season three-game high ol 425 pins and Eleanor Warnich bowled an all-season single game high of l8l pins. , ' V lgigifif ia Head Cashier Dobransky and Stage Crew on Cardinal Richelieu's his assistants at work bed-complete with bugs Dennis, Beidleman, Dobransky, Top: Kopcho, Ulichny, Elinski, Rooney. Cardell at desk: standing: Cardell. Bottom: Onufer, Pauster. Haydu, Siso, Thomas Laubaugh, Tattersall, Dennis. thirty-eight lubs uild Friendships Unclerclcrssmen sort clothes Young Scientists discover some of the mysteries for under-privileged people of light bulbs Digging in at cx Key Club The winning costumes at the Freshman luncheon meeting Ha1lowe'en party thirty-nine Senior P ay 66 ur Hearts Lei's sing. All together now! He bet on the horse Good morning, Mademoiselle, and lost all it is more ecxrly than late ioriy 4 1' Young nd Gay 3. ,,,, .. 7 F 8 Z va f -2 it First Row Cleft to rightji Salmay, Burry, Friedman, Deisher, Havir, Hudak, lpapadcplos, Pivinski, Potishnak, Wilson. Second Row: Benz, Hayer, Podcjorski, Ganard, Pohutssi, Lxzkach, Teslicko, Kaporch, Pauster, Koval Third Row: Callacki, A. Smith, Sakol Clarke, Yuncha, Dotter, Burns, Bagan, Sauer, lfozalt. Fourth Row: Chulick, Ienkins, Mondzelski, Cordell, Stein, Fritzges, Michaels, Onuter, Donohue. Fifth Row: Christian, Herman, McDonough, Taylor, Wasinda, Mangan, Evans, Cusce-la, Vilalsh. Sixth Row: Kaporch, Dennis, lattersal, Zaiko- ski, Haftshorn, Endress, Beidleman, Dysleski, Noble, Schmidt. The gay, sparkling presentation of 'i0ur Hearts Were Young and Gay, directed by Miss Myvanwy Williams was a great success. All members of the cast belong to Masauers, the dramatic club, The Cast tln order oi appearanceb Steward . . ., Mrs. Skinner , Cornelia Otis Skinner Otis Skinner , Emily Kimbrough Purser Stewardess Dick Winters . Admiral Harriet St lohn Wiriiired Blaugh . Leo Mcljvoy Inspector ,, . , Theresa Madame Elise Monsieur de la Croix Window Cleaner . Prornpter .. ., . Iarnes Dale Marilyn Friedman Margaret Koval Thomas Alexander Patricia Burns Ioseph Mondzelski Ruth Clarke Ernest Mangan Thomas Oliver Rose Sokol Diane Wilson ,Alfred Taylor ,, . Ruth Clarke Marguerite Sauer . Lorraine Burry , William Stein , Emerick Michaels , Anthony Cardell The bored Mr. Skinner listens to Monsieur's explanations i forty-one t A Night In T e Corn Big Chief and heap pretty maidens Cornbelt Comedians A Night in the Cornbelt was the name ol the 1950 minstrel. The cast in their colorful costumes representing lite in the old West ex- pressed their talents by presenting an amus- ing performance which consisted ot songs, dances, and a monologue. The show was un- der the able direction ot Mr. F. H. Super and Mr. P. B. Lewis. forty-two Coughlin lovelies do the Can-Can A Passenger Show Aboard the S. S. Coughf lin, the 1949 amateur production, was a gay, sparkling entertainment. It included vocal ar- rangements, both classical and modern, a harmonica solo, an accordion solo, a trumpet and piano solo, and many other interesting features. This fine show was directed by Miss Zlata Tuhy. Belt t There's something about a home-town band- N Sweet singing of old songs- Mary Iuckson mateul' Show A nightingc1le's serenade Proiessioncrl-looking Amateurs Ruth Clarke iorty-three CARL BEIDLEMAN Editor-in-Chief Breidlin PAULINE HUDAK LOIS MCLAUGHLIN VIOLA MENECHETTI Editor Editor Editor Breidlin Breidlin Breidlin A t Front Row fleft to rightl: Arline Atiyeh, lean Callahan, r G Patricia Burns, Rita Evangelisti, lane Carpenter, Second Row: lane Ann Davies, Gertrude Miller, Sharon Dotter, Ruth Clarke, Helen Horny, Alfred Piergang. Callahan, Burns and Evangelisti are members of Art Staff. Others were absent when their groups were taken. ' ' Front Row Cleft to rightj: Marilyn Friedman, Ed-ltorlal Iune Cwirton, loanna Millnamow, Alberta Tlu- cek, Marie Trudnak. Second Row: loan Sisko, Sophie Zdanowicz, Gene- vieve Papatopoli, loan Aukerlund, Third Row: Neal Pelesh, Robert Walters, Robert Cole, Simon Saba, Patrick McDonough. forty-four ' F H l f Sophomore Assistants ,,jf'2'fg,,t,?W,,,l,,2Q Harkins, Loretta Quinn, Mary Sue Deisher, Elaine Eiman. Second Row: Sylvia Boback, Robert Zahorchak, Thomas Heston. e Board of he reidlin The Breidlin, for the first time in its history, Won All-American, the highest award in the contest conducted by the National Scholastic Press Association. The 1949 staff and the school were very proud of this accomplishment. The Breidlin, previously, had 12 successive First Honor ratings. The lournal was honored when the De- partment of Iournalism of Pennsylvania State College gave it a fine Write-up in a I PHYLLIS DEISHER Editor-in-Chief T Iournal F' 195 t I, t LEONARD,-LAPINSKI MILDRED DOMBEK Art Editor Business Manager Breidlin. Iournal Breidlin, Iournal Librarians, Proofreaders, H,jff'Q2,',,gll,'2Yf ' Los K llcy, Iohn Venit, Mlrneograph LubilleeKaporch. Second Row: Guilio Tomassettl, Frances Hayer, Margaret Sestak. Publications and Journal column called 'lSchool Publication of thc Month. 'lOne of the most professional looking magazines We have received pleased the stall. Leonard Lapinski, art editor, was awarded four keys when he won regional honors in the Scholastic Art and Photogra- phy contest conducted by tho Scholastic Magazine. One ol his block prints was entered in the 23rd annual National High School Art Exhibition at Carnegie Institute. ' ' Front Row tseated, left to rightjz Catherine TYp1StS'F11erS Shovlin, Mary Kabara. Second Row: Florence Lieb, Louise Pugh, Vera Salmay, Helen Gluczkowslci, Marie Sinigelski, Geraldine Minarik. ' Front Row Clelt to rightj: Geraldine Knapp, B1-151151955 Grace Watkins, Philomena Cxglar, Marion Kresge, Faye Bamford. Second Row: Maureen Martin, Betsy Sauers Eleanor Shades, Elizabeth Zaharowski, Rose Marie Solcol, Margaret Sauers, Be-rnadine Vesek, Beverly Thomas. forty hue llc also builds his ability .. to co-operate with his fellow workers . . . .Ai ,dx si ' - -. if TI E F Il PLAY JP f -:.V.. X EQ!! xl MQW. ' ' H I' 'mu' -xc ,ly Qi 1 gx 0 ni' 15 ' N MO H QX WI!! f U ff Y W Y CT X1 0 'jf Wai' 'hw , 9 G . Y fi, W V' 1141! , ' 1' MHS Q I Z X k.umgWuI,NN 0 lm xlxxxx, 7 P If ffrfzf.. 'A f' .1 . 1 Mg , 2:9 W ,gf x W M ,l f Wa? fe' ZQ12' X? 'V f My V X -may N7 ' If XV TM X S5 QQ-' Y' wx. N ,f ff' 'v' Q' ,Ag All A f 1 f .fu H-ra' ' M ,QW , Wag ,SX-ff A-..,.,w E ia NN i 3s Q forty-seven lort Pigskin on Parade Crusaders rove Despite a rather poor season, the Cough- lin Crusaders played good football under Coach Lou Palermo and were a decided threat to all their opposition. Perhaps the most thrilling game was with the GAR Grenadiers. In this contest the lead changed hands several times with the outcome in doubt until the final whistle. In the final minute the Grenadiers pushed across a tally to defeat the Crusaders. Another contest which followed a similar pattern was the annual Turkey Day classic with the Kingston Huskies. The Crusaders were behind by 7 points at half. By the end of the third quarter the score was tied, and in the final period the Red and Blue led by 6 ou h pponents points until the Huskies scored a T. D. and converted the all-important extra point to eke out a victory. The Crusaders' lone two wins came at the hands of the Plains Red Raiders and the New- port Nutcraclcers. Kutney and Potorski were the big guns in both these tilts. Plymouth, Meyers, Nanticolce, and Luzerne had to play good football to defeat the Red and Blue. These latter four games were hard fought and deserving wins for the victors, The Crusaders' best showing came in the Plymouth game. The lndians later became the Wyoming Valley Conference Champs. On Armistice Day the Crusaders were ex- Front Row Qleft to rightji A. Shuga, Ioe Kwak, Yanchilc, Iohn Kwak, Wishinski, S. Shuga, Schuster, Ma- hal1y,Pe-rkowski. Second Row: agan, Popple, Schmidt, Banaszek, Potorski, Adams, Dysleski, Jones, Mahal. Third Row: Polachek, Manager, Moran, Cashmere, Kozemko, Gola, Grycko, Rukstalis, Iohnson, Kutney, Danilack, Klein, Soudas. Fourth Row: Bartoletti, Hauberger, Iwicki, Serolick, Vidumsky, Wysocki, Hemingway, Wielgoposki, Gould. y-eight or l Pile on! Drive! tended to the limit against the Larksville Green Wave in a l3 to l3 game. Both Red and Blue scores came in the tirst halt. All-Scholastic Recognizes Two Players VVith the end ot the gridiron season, it is customary tor an AllfScholastic team to be chosen by otticials and sports writers ot the county. Although Coughlin did not place a man on the team, they did, howf ever, lill two berths on the honorable men- tion. Ioseph Potorski and lohn Kutney were the honored players. Thczt's the half Come to Ivey 1949 FOOTBALL SCORES Sept. f -Coughlin l2 Plains E5 Sept. -eCoughlin 6 Plymouth l4 Oct. ----Coughlin 24 Newport l2 Oct. Coughlin U Nanticolce 7 Oct, Coughlin U Meyers 7 Nov. Coughlin Zl GAR 26 Nov, - ACoughlin l3 Larlqsville l3 Nov. 4Coughlin l3 Luzerne 28 Nov. Coughlin l3 Kingston . l4 forty-nine ifty restl rs ictoriou Grapplers ake Cit ect First Row Cleft to rightl: Febish, Zahorchak, Rogan, Second Row: Bond, Smith, Soclrosky, Lehet, Lan- gel, Kirk, Captain, Achuff, Popple, Thomas, Ward. Third Row: Moran, Morosky, Quagliariello, Petruska, Edwards, Bartoletti, Perry, Zaccagni, Iordan, Mr. Peel. Fourth Row: Husty, Evans, Thomas, Morphet, Schmidt, Barriowski, Mahal, Korman, Ungvarski, Sellitto. Fifth Row: Scarnulis, Kopicki, Tutko, Caruth, Eustice, Sacklosky, Wilkes, Postupack, Lewis. Under the guidance of their new mentor, Ioe Peel, Coughlin's grapplers climaxed a success- ful season by taking the first annual city wrestling meet. The Crusaders won six bouts for 12 points while Meyers collected IU as G. A. R. was blanked. The groaners started off with a bang by overwhelming Nanticoke in their first clash but were reversed by Forty Fort in their next encounter. ln their fourth meet the Crusaders won a close one from Meyers by a 25 to 23 count. lt was a close contest which was not decided until the final bout. Coughlin suffered their second defeat at the hands of the eventual champions, Kingston. Traveling to Plymouth, the boys took the measure of Plymouth in another close en- counter for their fourth triumph. In their last dual meet, the Crusaders con- tinued their domination over their city rivals by trouncing G. A. R. 26 to 20. The Varsity 85-Rogan, 95-Zahorchak, lO3-Febish, ll2-Bond, l2U-Ward, l27-Sodrosky, l33- Thomas, l38-Achuff and Smith, l45-Popple, 154-Kirk, l65-Lehet and Edwards, l85- Langel. Highlights of the Season ln the Y. M. C. A, Wrestling tourney, lirnrny Word ond Pot Flogdn took the 85 cmd l2U closses respectively. Word Wos olso voted the outstonding qroppler ot the tournornent. Pot Rogan, wrestling in the 85-pound closs, did not suffer or detedt over the entire seoson. ln the district meet, Bob Kirk reached the tinols only to bow in or tough contest. 1950 WRESTLING SCORES lon. fCoughlin 3U Ndnticolce l3 lon. eCoughlin l4 Forty Fort 26 lon. fCouqhlin 25 Meyers 23 Feb. -Couohlin 27 l-ldnover lfl Feb -Couqhlin , , l2 Kingston 33 Feb fCouqhlin 23 Plymouth l9 Feb, fCouqhlin 26 G. A, R. 20 Feb 25 City Meet Coughlin 12, Meyers lU, G. A. R. U t l Almost Hold him, Butch Nice reverse Human pretzels titty-one IIIDUPSTERS 4 EW 1, M.. , First Row Cleft to rightl: McGuire, Kutney, Zailcowski, Potorski, Zavada, Ratajczak, Paciga. Second Row: Manager Staviscak, Cashmere, W. Cron, I. Degnan, Kane, Kasaczun, Kowalski, Featherstone, Manager Mrozinslci. Third Row: Coach Ruddy, Manager T, Iasonis, Corbett, Walsh, Perkowski, Iohnson, Miller, Ruddy, Manager Tom- czyk. Fourth Row: Swetlitz, McCulloch, Baron, Kraynanski. By combining three of last year's veterans and a number of newcomers, Coach Tony Ruddy was able to form a first-rate team. The battle season's best game Was a slam-bang which Wasn't decided until the closing minutes. The Meyers Mohawles gave the Cru- saders a stiff battle. At the end of the first half, the score stood at 20 to l8, in favor of Coughlin. The second half was just as excit- ing. When the final whistle sounded, the filly-two Loose Ball Two more points 1949-1950 BASKETBALL SCORES Exhibition Games Dec. 8-Coughlin.. 70 Shickshinny 49 Dec. -Coughlin. ,,,. 58 St. Nick's 45 Dec. l3+Coughlin 50 Hazleton 70 Dec. Coughlin 44 Pittston ...,. .... . 54 Dec. l6-Coughlin 56 Alumni ..., ..... . 40 lan. -Coughlin ..t. , 68 St. Niclc's 52 League lst Half 2nd Half lan. 6-Coughlin 48 Meyers , 64 Feb. fCoughlin , .37 Meyers 38 lan. l0-Coughlin. ,.,t,, .462 Hanover 59 Feb. fCoughlin . 60 Hanover , lan. l3fCoughlin . 44 Berwick 59 Feb. -Coughlin , 56 Berwick Ian. l7-Coughlin .. 69 G. A. R. 62 Feb. -Coughlin . 56 G. A. R. 59 lan. 20-Coughlin 48 Newport 73 Feb. 2l-Coughlin.. 72 Newport Ian. 24-Coughlin 46 Kingston 93 Feb. 24fCoughlin . . 5l Kingston lan. 27-Coughlin 44 Plymouth 75 Feb. -Coughlin 5l Plymouth 72 Ian. 3l-Coughlin ..,,. .. 96 Nanticoke 76 Mar. -Coughlin ,. .... . 53 Nanticolce scoreboard showed Meyers 38, Coughlin 37. Potorslci and Zavada collected 26 points be- tween them. In a thrilling contest, Coughlin battled New- port to a 64 to 64 tie at the end ot regulation playing time but lost in the overtime period, 76 to 72. Potorski and Zavada had 47 points between them. A game that attracts much attention is the Alumni versus Coughlin. This year the Cru- saders succeeded in downing ex-Coughlinites by a score oi 54 to 40. Get that rebound Zujkowski shoots for two fifty-three utur 'g Lea uers e and lue ope to etain '49 it ln the first game of an exciting season Han- the way. It was Coughlin's second setback. over stopped Coughlin, l to O. Sonny Zavada Jerry Gazmski Went GH the Way for the went the whole way, allowing four hits. The Crusaders then went on to down the Meyers nine by a score of 5 to 2. Larry Ratajczyk, whose expert control sent eight men down on strikes, was aided by Degnan, who smacked a two bagger with the bases loaded. The Red and Blue, led by Sonny Zavada, trampled all over Kingston to smother the visi- tors, l9 to U! It was Zavada's first win. In the fourth game, Coughlin lost to G. A, R. by a score of 4 to 3. After scoring 3 runs in the first inning, the visitors from the Heights held the Red and Blue in check the rest of Crusaders to down the Meyers Mohawks, 12 to 5. The brunt of the hitting was borne by Paciga and Degnan, who both had triples, and Staviscak, who had 2 hits. Sonny Zavada was on the mound for Coughlin. Going into the ninth inning, the score stood Hanover 4, Coughlin 3. Having retired the visitors, the Crusaders came to bat. With two men away and runners on second and third, Andy Ungvarski was at the plate. He smashed one out into right center for a double, both runners came in, and the final score stood: Hanover 4, Coughlin 5. First Row fleft to rightl: Harcarik, Kondratick, Lukach, Wychock, Malasnik, Rensa, Rogan, Berlot, Schuts, Reilly. Second Row: Gazinski, A. Ungvarski, Ratajczak, Petruska, Cron, Paciga, Iasonis, Staviscak, Za- vada, Pelesh, Degnan, Cunningham, I. Ungvarski. Third Row: Coach Ruddy, Clark, McCulloch, Krynanski, Featherstone, Shuga Harkins, Damlack, Laird, Kowalski, Niedzwicki, Ruddy, Dettmore, Not, Tomczyk, fifty four .1 M' T. I. snags one Where's the ball? X , r N . 'HP Q., . 3 Taking his cuts Hit the dirt! .XX vm May May May Iune 1949 BASEBALL SCORES 23-Coughlin 26-Coughlin 31HCough1in Coughlin Kingston ....iA........ U G. A. R.. ...., ..... . 4 Hanover .. 3 Nanticoke . 7 April April May May May May May May 8.. -Coughlin .......,,, 5 22- 1950 BASEBALL Coughlin ...... 5 Coughiin.. ...., U Coughlin ....r.,.,, ...19 Coughlin... .... 3 -Coughlin. 12 Coughlin ..,,,r.....,rr 1 1 Coughlin ....r.,,,, 4 SCORES Meyers , Hanover Kingston G. A. R.. Meyers Hanover Kingston G. A. R. 4 7 3 fifty-five fifty-six rack Team Exee S C. II. S. ins First Three eets First Row Cleft to rightl: Nordstrom, Thomas, Tereshinslci, mere, Comoh, Dougalas, Koval. Second Row: Moran, Pri Koval, Perkowski, Quagriello, Monico, Cash- ce, Conway, Lehet, Mahal, Guttuso, Kutney, Cyrana, Dysleski, Iohn Kwak, Miller, Ioseph Kwak. Third Row: Adams, Moroski, Iohnson, Iackoloski, Levandowski, Smith, Iugon, Sammon, Yudiski, Craig, Thomas, Kovalick, Conrad, Schmidt, Coach Peel. Fourth Row: Mosley, Feld Madgar, Smith, Bilski, S. Shuga, Eustice, Teslichlco. Coughlin opened the l950 track campaign at Kirby Park with an 86 to 4l rout of their arch rival, Kingston. Cyrana in the l00, Price in the mile, Kutney in the 220, 440 and the broad jump, and Dysleski and Mahal in the shot put and low hurdles, respectively, showed the way. The high man for Coughlin was Kutney with l5 points on his three first places. lt was a case of experience and inexperi- ence as Coughlin humbled Hanover by a ring- ing 108 to 2l count. The Hawkeyes were never in the meet, and after C. H. S. took the first three places in the high hurdles, there was no contest. Coughlin had no trouble with Meyers as they triumphed with ease by an 89 to 38 count. The boys from South Wilkes-Barre were no match for Ioe Peel's undefeated tracksters. Mahal took the hurdles, Kutney the broad jump, 220, and 4405 and Prico, Kwak, and Monico swept the mile, shot put, and 880 to help pile up the points. lt is interesting to note that Coughlin has not lost a dual meet in four years. Seniors who are making their last showing in the scholastic sports field are: Price, Monico, Mahal, Dysleski, Kwak, Cyrana, Gasper, Lehet, Mosley, and Tereshinski. 1949 TRACK SCORES 1950 TRACK SCORES District 2 oi PIAA April 26 May 21 Coughlin .... ,,,., 86 Dunmore ..... ,,,, . 46 Kingston A 41 Scranton Centrcd . . 41 May 3 Kingston A nulunv H H .37 Coughhn . ....,.,,, .,., . . . 106 Coughhn , . .... .. , 36 Hanover ' 21 May 10 City Meet Coughhn .. ......... 89 May 25 Meyers .....,. .,r.,.. ..., ..,... . . 3 8 Coughhn .,,,, .. ..r.. ........ . ,.,.,,, 4 4 1X3 May 16 G. A. R. 144 Coughlin .,....,,,......r.... . 71 1X3 Meyers 1........ . 28 2, 3 G. A. R .... . 55 2f3 I fy-.J The Spriniers Heave ho! Kutney on the leap Over we go fifty-seven Girls Ver Active Spread Eager and active, the girls ot Coughlin are all good sports, especially those who partici- pate in sports. The newly organized girls' Swimming Club has made a great hit with the girls. Iunior girls applied for admission but as there were so many girls asking, preference was given to the seniors. Every Monday after school, they held their weekly meet at Meyers High School and had a great time swimming in the Meyers pool. The club is under the excellent leader- ship ot Miss Dorothy Smith. Girls' gym classes are ottered opportunities to join in all types of sports and related ac- lilty eight Stretch tivities: modern dancing in combination with the boys' gym classes, basketball, volleyball, deck tennis, baseball drill to music, and also relay races. Next year the plan is to resume all former girl sports schedules and activities. Rumors have been going around concerning a Boots and Saddle Club for girls. It has not been formed as yet, but it will probably be in tull swing next year. Mrs. Rita Austin Dougher, tormer instructor, resigned last summer, Mrs. Peter Pence took her place in February, Mrs. lames Aikens was substituting during the first part ot the year tor Mrs. Pence who was on leave. port This Year Front Row CMH 'O Yliflhll. D4-flnw, Bums, Mqtthf-fs, Emerxck, Annscivage, Collzmz-r, Clarke. Second Row: Boqan, Hmos, Dmnollier, ifzf1.vfey Y-L,-lfv. Sie-'Jens 7,'rxr1.cPt Zuke Roth Dole, Sccxrnuhs, Third How: IVILSS Dorothy G Smxtli Sllkosky Zdcm Dombek Knapp l Gang'wczy In they go fifty-mme sixty Gym Classes Favor Games and Dancing Deck tennis is exciting Hit that ball! Who caught it? Square dancing is fun Ile llle !C eel' e cam! Sitting Cleft to nghtj: Mroztnski, Kolesar, Myers, Hfxsdovic, Pauster, Halcisak Standing: Catfrey, lone-s, Mugtord, Fritzges, Morris, Mclieown, No cheer practice, football or basketball game would be complete Without the Cheer- leaders. This year, supervised by Mr. Hen- sley, the boys assembled their cheers and music with the necessary routines into a pep booklet and stenciled the sweaters they wore at basketball games. An additional sight at football games is, of course, the Majorettes. The girls make a pretty picture in their White outfits, high plumed hats and military boots. At every football game the Majorettes can be seen at the head of the band, twirling their silver batons and cheering the boys on to victory. First Row fleft to right: Podgorski. Second Row: Hastings, Shiner, Rossi, Kresge, Corrigan, Turchm, Daniels Anusavage, Shedlock. sixty-one These school years will not he a structure complete in itself but merely a foundation . . . aying the Foundation ,111-ll i gu v ll, Ill!-M K S- , 1 E - - : f I : NVQ: -I ' . ..:11j!,.x.L5.!Ql. Eg ag 1. .3.! if is ZX .li x i ,,. ., ii - YN 5 , jf , v Wax ' iff N' R l? :V Vu xg E 25 K hi I xx 1 I' m 'Mg' N ' 5 K 'N QA :if Nui! 55. M Li?-gi W X EN' X N' 5 X N21 X EN I I Q ag Y ?'QX ,W Y g , W '-x..vgf,V,: Q, -Y R, gr EZ: 2: . WWII' 'XX .ff 33 1-5 -2:52 552' 1 f ll! lll'll I 1- :ri-aa 1: 55' iv '- 1 eps sexi? Ii?flm q'lv -12 PM af ffffii 525. V 'lffzllliznif f' h Q igj 2:5 115322 iz: 'ilifilllll ll , if 51-2552: fag? aaelI ll! l !, is fr: Qfffff iii -3 QL VY -,iii 52 mix E1 321 Tig J 5 'L TX! fflfifi 1? l i5f:'2,' :if 52 A' 1 Z f 4 lr f 'f -L l j ,315 :Q a' 5: 22 ff? Li if If 51 if if .. 1 Lv1,'.1'j'fhI' Doing the play Marconi Mathematics-Sth Grade Style in English class History students trace voyage of Columbus on the globe sixty-four llllletllillg New Has Been ded For years the students of Coughlin High have talked about getting a new addition to the school. ln September, l949, they got that addition. Of course it wasn't a new building or that longfawaited football field, but every day they could see the newest members of C. H. S,, the seventh and eighth grade stu- dents. They occupy homerooms in the Union Street Building and the Old Building. Their first year at Coughlin was probably a little hard to get used to. The older students, in getting acquainted with them, lcidded tliem a lot just as they did the freshmen. Undaunt- ed, these members of the lunior High went on Tfith their studies' and worked their way into the curriculum and activities until it seemed as though they had always been there. Tho seventh and eighth grades have indeed proved themselves worthy additions to Coughlin High Schools student body. Pointing out the mountains of Pennsylvania Seventh Srade Class First Row fleft to Ylqlllli Delalco, Lyons, Gustamus, Grtvner, Branmgan, Ltebman, Whlte, Kaplan, Zelmskl, Stucker, Moran. Sec- ond Row: Harrxs, Swctlxtz, O'Mal1a, Cute, Kachunskx, llorny, Brennan, Sapartto, Lewxs, Zeltnslfe, Cooper, Pohutskl, Toma'ait1s, Ulc- wicz, Gexsxnger. Third Row: Fetzzrr, Zcndzon, Thomas, Smurl, Stec, Zlotkxn, Lynn, McHugh, Yourgletvck, B. Powell, I. Powell, Koch, Chamberlain Fourth Row: Wor'tlt, Emericlc, Cveistnaer, Crossm, Polny, Drumtra, Yourgltvch, Askew, Kutney, Iasmlewicz, Anagnos. Fiith Row: Wliltkavagrr Yourgletvclc, Marctnkus, Yanl-coslcy, Slviclc, Stecko, Flcmmg, Berger, Bonlc Brow 1, W, Davrs Sixth Row: Pegg, Bawtec Grasavaaw, Cembrock Snydtyr R Davgs l7oMuvo VV1voll,Swalma Vehoskl. Eighth dl'illl0 flass First Row Cleft to rgqlxtl. Mtscavaaft lgfIvfGltlS4, Stravznslzt Zaledoms Rffatxla, Lazzaro Dalton Opet, Georqv Stanton, Maclvlzllan Seal-:, Fenxmore Second Row: lont-fa Walcheslgz Spayder,VVh1te, tones Vfysoclcx, Shultz lacl-cson, George, Bowers, Grondslcl Brown, Pedals. Third Row: Robe't, Zlotxn, ltavley, llarrtson Drobxsh, Fredorxclc, Morlka, Pegg, Frltskx, Rose Slncavage, Lavalle, Sauer, Fourth Row: Blecicl, Frttsfzt, Curley, Shats, Carey, Pertgmo, l-lttngarter, Platsky, Dzgvans, Sauer, Block. Fifth Row: llryn- lc1ew, Prleto, Stool-I, Dlsbrow, Fflliilil, Brtlchunes, Flerganq, Shutt, Wxtkavage, Fredorczuk, Miller, B1QOSli1, Connor, Sladm, Sixth Row: Danlly, Senoso, Dlnan, ZGHQIOH, Petlock, Pomeren, Bardell, Degnan, Llwellyn, Kornblau, Cook, Rmko, sixty-five E S H - HARD HRK Experimenls in general science Color plays cz large pari in design Adventuring in American literlaure Finishing up the year's job 1 ty six Freshman Class Firs! Row fle-li to riqhllz Bianco, Bassctti, Balul, Anderson, Also, Chulada, Byra, Callahan, Blros Balm Second Row: Blizman, Cardpll, Bonomo, Boaan, Brlsco Ackerman, Baker, Acorn, Third Row: Burns, Boylan, Czarnmcltr Bn-lim Borucl-11, Bryden, Brown, Baravrch, Brelecxi Be-dnar. Fourth Row: Bryden CZf'CIil,'!'Skl, Czzrgrnmliawskx Br,-rlol Lliylvzx Brown, Borys, Bonx Aaron, Adamms, Firsl Row flefl lo rxqhlli Evans, Casey, Craia, Davls, Daly, Drasher, Clune, Fox, Brush, llzanko, Second Row: Briss- lm, Considine, Evans, Cora, Craig, Gardner, Hannon, Burnat, Chuba, Daw. Third Row: Evans, Check, Cusick, Gillis, Clarke, Cikcwsla, Check, Courlriahl, Carter, Buzinskx, Re-ncavage Fourth Row: Collmicr, Choal Grelaory Graylock Chudoba, Buczynski, Coley, Chermn, Gavel McCarthy Clrerpak Firsl Row llell lo rlghll' l'larr1s,Gorslc1, Francklewlcz Cfllalko, Harrison l-lvidax, lie-ylvli, Goodall, Tioxlnflr llarmclz Second Row: FT George, I Gf1orge,Grmpp,Hos1encz, Haborski, Gabriele, llolovack, Grapovmclcu Third Row: Gill, Glowaclw, Duffy, Donohue, Feblsh, Gorolfslu, Ferlal, Evans, Delclavon, Fourlh How: Frie-l, Donclwscl: DGVIS, Flslwfwr, Drelzel, Dolab, Godleslri, Grady, sixty-seven Freshman Class First Row flelt to rightl: Luctarino, Kohol, Klutchlco, B Kroll, Lada, IX. Kroll, Koscielski, Lllclxman, Lovey, Kulzor. Second Row: Koons, Kovaleskl, Lawryk, Kopec, Karmslu, Krakoslcl, Mallally, Krall, Lowe, Lendaclcy, lanes. Third Row: Kondrailch, Kelly, Kosciolek, Lcagus, Hunzer, Kelley, Humamlc, Kovallk, King, Kubasti, Kochlk. Fourth Row: Hozloclz, lslcra, Klngeter, Kanasky, Kuranovlch, lacobson, Kosco, lolfxnson, Kwak, Keats, Hergert. First Row Cleft to rightlf M. Miller, S. Miller, Hergert, Leoahan, Maslouslcy, Keen, McGowan, Menechetti, McNamara, Iurxs. Second Row: McDermott, lanes, Kalinowskl, Kane, Kelley, lwamcki, Iasulewicz, Kexper, Kallnowslci, Kelly Horny. Thlrd Row: Leo,Marcellini,Margal1s,Ladner,Marinko,Haggerty, Macedoma, Halcisak, Lukach, Latwlss. Fourth Row: Mariano, Harrison, Hoffman, Harpersberger, Malasnllc, Hauberger, Lyons, Macrl, Hick, Magyar, Lehet. FirstARow Cleft to rightj: Czlay, Peters, Olsakowski, Novak, N. Mosley, V. Mtller, Mondzelski, Morndony, I. Mos'ey, Paddlck. Second Row: Mlller, Marley, McGraw, Nizmlc, Politko, Polinskl, Polkowski, Palencar, O'Neill, Mulligan, Mey- ers, Third Row: Mosluk, Oko, Palko, Nordstrom, Molnar, Miller, McGenis, O'Byrne, Mulhern, Pauley, Onesko, Canzak. sixty-eight F reslnlnan flalss Firsl Row Kleft to rzqlltj Iohnson, Santa, Slmbeert, Rullca RLlCll5CCIk, Ruddy Scfczk, Slullabm-r, Searfoss, Sriramko Sec- ond Row: Rogan, McCue, Saporto, Shedloclc, Hlchards, Sestalc Sabalinx, Sl'llK'1lCO, Shalg-s, Slocum, Russo Third Row: Roman, Ralston, Sapp, Rodacrz, Saraxa, Remblsh, Pauster Sammon, Powell, Krmkonsh, lamszewskl Fourih Row: Pxsa- neschl, Peletski, Roth, Ianusams, Nxclxolson, Poplco, Rensa, Iahlck, Rellly, Petrxck, Perry Firsl Row lleft to riqhtb: Wxsor, Hughes, Yacobson, Valko, Walsh Zoaarslcx, Ve-rbilskl, Ienkms, Yanchus, Yanousky Second Row: Scarnulls, Toolo, lones, Zdanowxcz, Zbycewslu, Zoto, Waskm, Welqus, Shustor. Third Row: Slmonson Ragga, Monahan, Sffnderovxtz, Sliublts, Soc-by, Land, W91SS,Wl1VEll, So1.das,VVa1lc1ns. Fourih Row: Scllvano, Shovlxn, Savagu, Schell, Sclxnxsle r, Scutcll, Shuga, Sorafln, Schaufler VVlcSZCZYTlS:il Smllh. Firsl Row Cleft io mqhtjz Tom, Tomlco, Thompson, l. Splendxdo, Sochlio, Smtlco, Smlth, Sorolzas, Spmel, Stasulu,-v1clm Second How: I. Splendxdo, Tanskl, Stefanoslcx, Zxmmerman, Woods, Thomas, Yencha, Ullcny, Snydfer, 'Yluczel-L. Third How: 'l'rudnak, Yudlskl, Wascalmls, Ungvarskx, Sovyrcla, Wallzo, Wolfe, Zavada, Thomas, Zlelo Fourth Row: 'l'ryzc-mslzx, Unavazskl Vlfychocf: Thomas, Knapl-to WYSOCYI Srallk, llxl1ClKl'lk W1llC,'llOU1Cl1llY, Unavarsln :sixly-nina - ,ml www ww-fl its Q i, - I 'Bing jfwf- 43, ,K A Qrm , , U My :'f 4xT,y -Qf.'?'w flfxggff gfsgzizif , g my 'NSN .uv 3 X ja? S ',f iw fp ,xg wg AW. , 35255 W 5:5 -1- .. . .A iilig, . Y, 4-my m :wig 4 , 5251. N- -, QE -:2. C , , 4 r A -:- Q Q ::'-a51::.-. J QR .,., f. b A ,Q f ,M , fri 5 MQ' 5? KE ., ..,.. X . . A AW .x--...nfl . ' .1 me 9. xi 1 . I . Sr ' WA f Q wx - 'Wi Q L 'nvn W ig. 4-wp ,..,.4w-e I 1 E 3 . gm ia- i ,k 9 A X 15 1 Q ,S Y X, S0pll0lll0l'0 Class Firsi Row Clefi To riglxlji Baloa, M. Boback, Balucha, Babbini, Chulvick, Bartosh, Bowman, Almasi, Bombay, Bone Bender. Second Row: S. Bobaclc, Bltienbender, Blessner, Bardell, Boyle, Elfman, Evangelism, Cawley, Areaood, Erickson, Third How: Disbrow, Amstranski, Adamorich, I. Barna, Brady, Alles, Acore, Blanneil, Robson. Fourth Row: Bohac, Bar- ioletli, Alicki, Banas, Baroslcl, Cv. Bama First Row Cleft lo rrglrtl Fronzoni, Hando, Franks, Deislufr, Corrigan, Ducey, Greneviclzi, Fletcher Galli, Fedor Can- guch. Second Row: Check, Dale, Dyczewslcz, Cichaclu, Dale, Densmore, Burridge Craig Carey, Cavanaxxqh Third Row: Corba-it, Degnan, Cliuya, Bram, Cfxza Griiiilh, Burridge, Edwards, Elmski, l Boyle, C. Boylfr Fourih Row: Cawley, Cashmere, Fuqolc, Dick, Featherstone, Desiderlo, Cusick, Benis, Dornbroski, Cunnmaliam. Firsi Row fleeft to rightjz Hastings, Kochlk, lvan, Hutz, Klitchko, Deislxer, Fenimore, Ilands, Keats, Kovalr-ski, Kopcllo. Second Row: Konslanlmovxch, Kendig, lmperrale, Hyzlnslcl, Kolc, P lone-s, Gregory, If-nlzins, M Koblrslr, B lon:-ra Third Row: Finn Cordwe-ll, Hannon, Hanchulalc, Hemingway, C lonfls Cfrula, Cfreelwy, Gavin Pol'-y Fourih Row: Havard Harkms Hassay Gryczlco Graytock Feld Creamy 53921 enty one seveniy-two l . r opholnore C ass Firsf How Cleft lo rightl: Kolch, R. Kryzwicki, Hughes, Koval, Kutzler, Kurinka, Krizenoslcas, Kusylc, Kormos, Kurnple M. lones. Second Row: Krum, E, Kowaleski, Krukowski, F, Kryzwickx, Dzinski, Keyes, Flynn, Kwak, Herman, Krysa Kozich, Third Row: I. Hosdonic, Hill, Garlley, I. lanes, lwicki, A. Hosdovic, Huiz, Husband, M. lones, Hines, Fourth Row Fleming, Gabriele, Hersh, Ienlcins, Iohnson, lskra, Dugan, Heston, Iackioslci, Hemingway, First Row Cleft to righlj: Mulreany, Minemier, V. Myers, Mazulciewicz, Morgan, Moslco, Laubaugh, Laskowslci, Nallon M. Miller, Laislco. Second Row: Moore, MITOWSKI, Mrozinslci, Keely, Mulhern, Mulligan, McAfee, Leskamch, Labonoslci Novalzowski, Lazzaro, Longerman. Third Row: Marley, Gorslci, Kelley, Kullich, Kraynansl-ri, Baran, Kubaugh, McMillan 2lcCune, lines, Hughes, l-lusty. Fourih Row: McCulloch, Maluszak, McCabe, Kovalik, Cola, Klein, Kyrce, Kopicki, King opc.o, oval. Firsl Row Cleft lo righili Margison, Maughan, Osiraszewski, Malcaravitz, Paciga, Miller, Myels, Fenimore, Plessner, Pelei ski, Quinn. Second Row: May, Mayeski, Malecki, ODay, Lewis, Marshall, Lukas, Reese, Levandowslci, Poland, Marcellini Poland. Third Row: Nal, Lewandowski, Manlco, McNulty, Levandowslcl, Kupris, Godlewslci, Lane, Lafay, Lewis, Mrazinl ski Fourth Row: Malamas, Miller, l.a1rd, Margie, Morris, Lyons, Neals, Monko, Miskin, Mirowski, Humphrey, v . opllonlore llass First Row fleh to rightlz Senderovnz, Porrsz., Scbahng Pearson, Petro, Scrcxbut, Sober, Shoron, Sencavrrge, Shimxmlz, Sinccvoge Second Row: Hyder, Scrporno, Hunscuvcge, Shlllcrbeer, Onderlsm, Shiner, Sebollco, Sofronko, Sercrhn, Rob eris, Trynlewskx. Third Row: Newman, Pcisaicrncxk, Rooney, Scrkso, Rembush, Presuio, Wlllrcrms. Fourth Row: Nled- zwiclci, Rezuck, Pegg, Perlcowski, Prescuiili, Petrin, Roth, Ruddy. First Row Cleft to rzqhtl Rossi, Zwoss, Venn, Whlte, VVcrnol, Wlxllcxce, Woiklns, Wcrrlc, 'l'utko, Yenchc, Zcxtzek Sec cmd Row: Reese, Rodale, Zovcrisky, Wrllrcrms, Rogan, Ycnchrlc, Yeslco, Ycxqiello, Vrvlon, Ycrtsl-:O Third Row: Vfcxssll, Schwab, Shurmcmzelc, Smlth, Zcrccognx, Sh:-loskr Srmpson, Zarolo, VVrll-wss Fourth How: Wcxshlnskr, Shuqcx, Slpler, Go- zick, Sclulster Shafer, Schuster, WxllrGm:s. Firs! Row llelt to rrghll: Solcol, Swfxrtwood, Tomussefh, Styczynslql, lhomcrs, Tereslnslgl, 'l'oylor, lone-S, Thomas Skor- densky. Second Row: Stout, Solhs, Soleuslce, Vanchure, Tomczylc, Stem, Vohoskl, Snyder, SlOV11'lSrll, Stesne, Strobel. Third How: Ycxmelskm V6'YbllSlC1, Yesuvido Vxdumsky, Verbztskx, Suleski Ullman Walsh, Yuhson, Mennan. SQVQN ty-three UNIIIB CLASS Young physicists work Ambitious French students translate Monsieur Perrichon seventy-tour with rays of light Architects lay the floor Students develop regular solids plans of cr house in geometry class C ass President WALTER CRON Secretary Mantle Orcxtor unior fficers I OAN AUKERLUND IOSEPH YANCHIK Ycmchik Aukerlund Cron Talking things over in the hall Junior shers Honor roup Ushers who escort members of Coughlin audiences to their seats are the honor students of the lunior Class and members of an organization called the Iunior Ushers. They have no officers. First Row fleit to riqhtl Ann Snyder Marion Lupl-'o Barbara Kompinsw Grace Watkins Genevieve Polacheck, Arleen Shepherd, Gwen lones, Rosemary lskra, Alberta 'l'lucelc, Lore raine Cavan, Adrienne Spak. Second Row: Marion George, Genevieve Papatopoli, Nancy Thomas, Bernadine Siisa, Marie Trudnalc, Elizabeth Sauer, Marie lerpak, Mary Purta Ursula Mamola, Elvira Mancia, loan Aiilzerland, Third Row: Sylvester Kluchlco, Thomas Myers lorries Se-lliito, Robert Dyslesfzi, Ellen Ezlzgerald Beverly Thomas, Elizabeth Wivel, Iohn Ungvarsky lames Willianis lohn Sweeney, 'Waller Cron. Fourth Row: Vwlayne lordan Charles Comoh, Theodore Kowalski, lohn Blaker, lohn Bilski, Wesley Haven, Allen Feld, Ioseph Hodun, Raymond Yanchus seventy-five Junior C ass First Row lleit to rightj: Bryden, Blanett, Conyers, Anaqnos, Cigler, Cikowski, Callahan, Daniels, Courtright, Babcock Cavan. Second Row: Breese, Buczko, Decker, Budzin, Bombay, Beail, Beclnar, Bisculca, Benkoski, Bond. Third Row Cora, Caruth, Barna, Albert, Boler, Beretslci, Barnowski, Brandt, Blaker, Check. Fourth Row: Barovich, Conway, Carl son, Danilaclc, Christianson, Bilski, Daniels, Cron, Conrad, Cornoh, Bachrnan. First Row Cleft to rightji Fedak, Kornpenski, Finn, Fallon, Farence, l. Kline, Kardell, Klokus, Knasxak, Kolesar, A Kline. Second Row: George, Fanucci, Fitzgerald, Katsock, Flynn, Dzanko, Devans, Keyes, Kralcoski, limerick, Koscak Third How: Kolesar, M. lones, Duplesln, D. lenlcins, Korman, Knappman, G, Evans, Dixon, Dettmore, Fourth Row Delescavage, Iugon, Hotchkiss, Derenleld, Kluchko, l. Evans, Fvanchick, Horan, Dougalas. Fifth Row: C. Iones, Kane Klynott, Katashulc, R, Davis, Eustice, lvaniw, Iasonis. First How Cleft to rightli Neils, Oplxnger, Raub, Polacheclc, Prieto, Lipiert, Luplco, Nicholson, Pollcowslci, Macho, Kuc- z1nski. Second Row: Obuhoski, Neade, Postupak, Reardon, Navola, Olemak, Petrosky, Reilly, Ogin, Purta, Novinski Third Row: Montague, Otlowslci, Lecci, Long, Peworchik, Papatopoli, Moroski, Sincavage. Fourth Row: Snyder, Smolko Nichols, McCue, Soi, Soudas, Sokolski, Shiloski, Mohr. Fifth Row: Miller, Sokol, Mulhern, Shutt, Mashmski, Sirovic Morpeth, Murray, McGuire. seventy-six -I u nior ,lass Firsi Row iloh to nghrb IN?r1lf1f', Mrozz MCG Row: McAfee, Mclirvand, Mancla, U. Mamola, Row: Krempasky, Kraynanskx, Fedora, Mahal gana, Gripp, Knhck, Koval, Lwysko, KowaIsk1', Zernlio, Gattuso, Kwak, Lacxko, Geri-zo, IU-ld Firsl Row Heh to rxghtji Span G Vwfatmns, hams, Zfzskx. Second How: Vermtsky, Iasoms Ycncha, Third How: I. Ungvarsky, Uhcny, Ii oarty, May Ihnat I:sx1a,Hvylc'r: Moscguwsfix TlalIon,Ma1ley,IIa11 Second T. Mamola, Mench, B. Crnhth, Hoffman, Mae-ssxa, Gola, Hrobowskl Third Gnrdock, M6fZQff!i, Gavxn, Lxsoiskl, Lewls Graham. Fourih Row: Plerf Lada, Glbhons Kntney, Cafxnaslzx, L Grzfhth. Fifth Row: Gahrlv-lei, Ko- Maramsh, Mahally, Koscifelslzx Smydesn, Iones, SIYIYTRSKI, Zcaarskz, Tlucfbli, Vkfysocxl, Kadluboskl, S VVU- VJ1tkowsk1,W1veIl, Iasulewlcz, Snyder, Srntko, Ve-sek, Wasllko, Kammskx, Unqvarsky, B. W11l1ams, M, Harowicz, Yastremski, Zdanawicz, B Watkms, WGSil1HQiOH. Fourih Row: C. Watkins, Slashinski, Zavada, Husband, Yanchus, WGICIWIIIG, Wysockl, Vehosk1, Yankow- skl, B Hapersbcrger. Fifth Row: Yeoh-s, Halwxn, Harawxcz, Venhirc, Haven, Hodun, F Hapersburqfzr, YGI'1CI'llI'i. First Row lleft to Y1ginlZII Uhchny, Sestak, Terpaf: U Sisko, I SISKO, Schnhz, Sincavage, Shepherd, Sxngley, Stancll, Shades Second Row: Shovhn, Shoris, Roberts, Toole, Thomas Stook, Susa, Schultz, Iam-s, Thomas, Trudnak, Saver. Third Row: Peiruska, Sweeney, Selhtto, Hemaro, Petroski, I, Thomas, Schumacher, Gnhanlck, Qnaaharxello. Fourih Row: Tsempah.-S, Rnksiahs, Poland, B Hxdxlla, Peelcfsh, Stahovlc, I. Ridlha, Plvlnski, Paclaa, Schwab seventy-seven wxrg wmv Q xNfl?u.B'z7g ,, r 4 -,f' . ,Q , f A igmmwigr . xfifnmw W new ww 'G'- ,Q as W, N - ,. . .:: ,.., :,. eg + K ..,Q f .,.. Q A '- , Q i2i?ie?E??5 f df 2 f ' KM' Q Q3 9 YIHQSN 'rf ' 5 33.3 'iii . 1 ' Q V 135535554 ll .M , . '- i2ijf,Qf A V -'ffgagg' XTX P, bg D V 53 f m2?w3 W zl- 'SW A f 3.1 f A .,Q-:. 4 AZ s V: ,A K ., R hx if 3 J' QW , M 1 Mg. 6 , , d .:' ' ig 6 ' as H Q 2 'fffpfg h P N vm, ' U?li5faf??m it -A f Popple Lukcxch Fritzges Moran Strolling happily arm in arm Alma lldater, dear, Welre leaving you, this June. loyous hours we'ue spent- Srhool days passed all too soon. Sorrow to our hearts this bringsg One cannot forget good things. Senior Class llfficer President IOSEPH MORAN Treasurer ANTHONY POPPLE Secretary Mantle Orator CARL FRITZGES flass Song Tune: Daddy's Litile Girl Refrain Football games we Cheeredg Our heroes were so bold. Tales of glory grew, Rer1zemb'ring days of old. By our firesides we'll tell Of the years we knew you well. Youlre a meniry to cherish, VVorth great weight in gold, A mern'ry to linger in dreams when we're old. Some days of joy, Some days of strife, These were the best days in our lives. When in chapel we gathered To sing, every day Or spent hours rehearsing A minstrel or play, These happiest years we'll see through our tears As we bid you fond farewell. -.loam B. SC?i1'11L1llS S CAROLYN LUKACH seventy-nine eighty Anna Bmrick Carl Beidleman Margarel Benz Elaine Bogan Palricia Burns lane Carpenter Rulh Clarke Ann Gancrrd lane Ann Davies Iosephine Giddo Marion Davis Rita Giddo Phyllis Deisher Helen Gluczkowski Ioseph Dobransky Alma Hcrvir Sharon Dotter National onor Members ot the National Honor Society must be in the upper quarter ot the Senior Class, but only fifteen percent ot the class w-We Frances Hayer Helen Horny Pauline Hudak Theresa Iskra Lucille Kaporch Margarci Koval Carolyn Lulcach Dolores Makuch Maureen Marlin Patrick McDonough I is oclety Nalned may be chosen. Service to the school, leadership, and character are also deter- rriihihg factors in their selection. Gerald McGrath Ioanna Millnamow Louise Pugh Margaret Sestak Catherine Voelker Lois McLaughlin Geraldine Minarik Theresa Ridilla Pauline Silkosky Dorothy Walcheski Dolores Mendusky Catherine Papadoplos Marie Rinish Nancy Siso Eleanor Warnick Viola Menechetti Shirley Pauster Marguerite Sauer Rose Marie Sokol Dolores Yastremski Edward Michael Clara Petrosky Ioan Scarnulis William Stein Elizabeth Zaharowski Charles Verespy Bernard Zapotowski eighty-one Willard Achutf Theodore Adamovich Charles Adams Thomas Alexander Anna Amrick Louise Anusavage eighty-two Arline Atiyeh Faye Bamlord Henry Banaszek Marlene Barbini Eleanor Bcdnar Carl Beidloman Betty Belles Lois Benscoter Margaret Benz William Blazes Iohn Blizman Lillian Bloomer WILLARD SAMUEL ACHUFF. Courtright, Academic General. Wrestling, French, Geography, First Aid. THEODORE IOHN ADAMOVICH. SS. Peter and Paul's, College Preparatory, Science, 2, Senior Select. CHARLES MARTIN ADAMS. Guthrie, Academic Gen- eral. Speakers, lournal Reporters' 2, Key, 3, First Aid., Football, 3, Basketball, Track, 2. THOMAS ALEXANDER, Rutter, Academic General. Masquers, 2, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Bowl- ing, 2, Senior Play, Christmas Play. ANNA MARIE AMRICK. Sacred Heart, Commercial. lunior Ushers, lournal Reporters, Bank Cashiers, Spanish, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, First Aid, Red Cross. LOUISE ANN ANUSAVAGE. SS. Peter and Paul's, College Preparatory. Majorettes, Latin, Y-Teens, 2, German, Senior Select, Swimming, Safe Driving, First Aid. ARLINE MARIE ATIYEH. Courtright, Academic Gen- eral. Editorial Statt, Art, Y-Teens, 2, Senior Select, Red Cross. FAYE BELL BAMFORD. Laurel Run, Academic Gen- eral. lunior Ushers, Business Staff, Board ot Publi- cations, G, A. A., Y-Teens, 2, First Aid. HENRY FRANCIS BANASZEK. St. Clair, Academic General. Masquers, Minstrels, Varsity Football, 2, Track, 2, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Key, Amateurs, Lettermans, 2, Red Cross. MARLENE MARIE BARBINI. St. Clair, Academic Gen- eral. G. A. A., 3, Strutters, 2, Spanish, 2, Girls' Col- lectors, Swimming, Bowling, Y-Teens, 2, Home- makers', Safe Driving. ELEANOR THERESA BEDNAR. St. Mary's, Academic General. Girls' Collectors, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Spanish, 2, Sate Driving. CARL ROBERT BEIDLEMAN. S. 61 S. Memorial, College Preparatory. lunior Ushers, Assistant to Head Bank Cashier, Science, 3, Stamp, 2, Hi-Y, 3, A Cappella Choir, Band, 3, Freshman Orchestra, Reserve Orches- tra, Editor-in-Chiet, Breidlin, Board of Publications, 2, Key, Senior Select, Masquers. BETTY ANN BELLES. Holy Soviour, Commercial. Spanish, Y-Teens, Bowling, Girls' Collectors, May Day Festival, First Aid, Sate Driving. LOIS ILENE BENSCOTER. Bear Creek, Commercial. Senior Select, Art, Girls' Collectors, First Aid, May Day Festival. MARGARET THERESA BENZ. Sacred Heart, Commer- cial. Masquers, Spanish, 2, Girls' Collectors, Y- Teens, 2, First Aid. WILLIAM GERALD BLAZES. Guthrie, Academic Gen- eral. IOHN IOSEPH BLIZMAN. Sacred Heart, Academic General. Speakers, Senior Select, lournal Skit, Geography, Christmas Program. LILLIAN MARGARET BLOOMER. Laurel Run High, Academic General. LAINE BOGAN. S. dr S. Memorial, College Prepara- ltory. Masquers, Speakers', Senior Select, A Cap- pella Choir, Latin, Y-Teens, 2, Red Cross, 3, Student Service. DITH AUDREY BOOTH. Edward Mackin, Commercial. A Cappella Choir, 2, Senior Select, Y-Teens, 2. AMES SANDS BREESE. North, Academic General, Track, First Aid, Geography, ILEEN BRENNAN. Grant, College Preparatory. French, Senior Select, Red Cross, Student Service, G. A. A., 2, Y-Teens, Z, Latin. ERROLD IEROME BRENNAN. St. Mary's, Academic General. IILLIAM LEO BRENNAN. Grant, Academic General. Stamp, 2, Science, 3, Senior Select, A Cappella Choir, Bank Cashiers', Geography. ' EGINA AGNES BROGAN. Courtright, College Pre- paratory. Y-Teens, Senatores, Girls' Collectors, 2, G. A. A,, 2, Senior Select. IARIORIE HELEN BURDEN. North, Commercial. Y- ,Teens, 2, Spanish, Girls' Collectors, 2, First Aid, 'Student Service. ATRICIA MARY BURNS. Columbia, College Prepara- tory. Iunior Ushers, Masquers, Senior Play, Min- strels, 3, Art, 4, Art Staff, Board ot Publications, 2, Speakers', Varsity Orchestra, 3, Y-Tcens, 2, Senior ,Select ' t w- ,H if i ORRAINE BARBARA BURRY. SH S'tanislaus,3Acaclemic General. A Cappefla Choir, Masquefs, German, lGirls' Collectors, Q, Iournal Skit, 'Y-Teens, 2, First Aid, Senior Play, Senior Selgct. ' FSEPH ANTHONY CAFFREY. Holy Saviour, Academic General. Senior Select, Cheerleaders, Science, Hi-Y, Minstrels, Amateurs, Masque-rs, A Cappella Choir. TRICK ROBERT CALLACKI. North, Academic Gen- eral. Masquers, Speakers, Bowling, Senior Select, ,Science, A Cappella Choir, lournal Reporters. NNTHONY FRANCIS CARDELL. SS. Peter and Paul's, College Preparatory, Masquers, 2, Speakers', lour- nal Skit, Stage Manager, Senior Play, Make-up WCreW, Assistant to Head Bank Cashier, Minstrels. NE IOYCE CARPENTER. Oliver, College Preparatory. lunior Ushers, Minstrels, 3, Amateurs, 2, Business Staff, Board of Publications, 2, Y-Teens, 2, A Cap- pella Choir, Senior Select, lournal Reporters, LORENCE MARIE CEKLOSKY. Sacred Heart, Aca- ,demic General. Y-Teens, Red Cross, Girls' Collec- ,tors AY LENARD CHECK. Courtright, College Prepara- tory. ITA FLORENCE CHECK. Sacred Heart, Academic General. Y-Teens, German, Girls' Collectors. AVID CHARLES CHRISTIAN. Courtright, Academic General. President, Band, Varsity Orchestra, 2, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Masquers, Science, Hi-Y, 2, Minstrels, 2, Amateurs, 2, Freshman Orches- tra, Band Concert, Christmas Play. Elaine Bagan Edith Booth Iames Breese Eileen Brennan Ierrold Brennan William Brennan Regina Brogan Marjorie Burden Patricia Burns Lorraine Burry Ioseph Caffrey Patrick Callacki Anthony Cardell lane Carpenter Florence Ceklosky Ray Check Rita Check David Christian eighty-three MICHAEL IAMES CHULICK. St. Clair, Academic Gen- eral. Science, Masquers, Geography, First Aid, Speakers, Christmas Play, Iournal Reportersf EDWARD CIKOWSKI. Guthrie, Academic General. Masquers, Geography, Science. FRANK IOHN CLARK. St, Mary's, Academic General. A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Secretary, Bowling, Key, Baseball, Manager, 2, Geography, Christmas Play, Minstrels, 2, MARY ROSE CLARKE. Holy Saviour, Commercial. First Aid, May Day Festival, Girls' Collectors, Y- Teens. RUTH MARY CLARKE. Courtright, College Prepara- tory. Latin, Masquers, Speakers, Senior Play, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Vice President, Red Cross, Amateurs, 2, Minstrels, Chapel Program, Y- Teens, Z, Business Staii, Board of Publications, Iournal Campaign Speaker, Outing Committee, Safe Driving, First Aid, Swimming. LOUISE THERESA COFFAY. Sacred Heart, Academic General. Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, May Day Festival, First Aid, Home Makers, Saie Driving. ROBERT IOSEPH COLE. Maclcin, College Preparatory. Bank Cashiers', Z, Science, Editorial Stait, Board of Publications, Senior Select, Iournal Reporters', Ger- man, First Aid, ADELAIDE GERTRUDE COLLMIER. Holy Saviour, Aca- demic General. Girls' Collectors, Red Cross, Swim- ming, Y-Teens, 2, Bowling, First Aid, Christmas Pro- gram, Homemakers', May Day Festival, Saie Driving. REGINA AGNES CONNELLY. S. 6. S. Memorial, Aca- demic General, Y-Teens, 2, Christmas Program, Freshman Orchestra. LOUIS IOSEPH CONRAD. St. Nicholas, Academic Gen- eral. IOAN MARIE CRAWLEY. Holy Saviour, College Pre- paratory. Y-Teens, 2, A Cappella Choir, Z, Senior Select, G. A. A., 2, Swimming, Girls' Collectors, 2, Latin, Safe Driving, First Aid, French. LOIS IEAN CROYLE. Heilwood High School, Academic General. Girls' Collectors, Y-Teens. EDWARD IAMES CUNNINGHAM. Columbia, Academic General, Geography, First Aid, Christmas Program. IOSEPHINE MARIE CURIONE. S. 6. S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Red Cross, Chapel Program, Student Service, First Aid, May Day Festival, Girls' Collec- tors, Senior Select, Christmas Program, Y-Teens, 2. FRANK PAUL CUSCELA. St. Nicholas, Academic Gen- eral. Masquers, Science, Minstrels, Iournal Report- ers, Speakers, Senior Select, First Aid, Christmas Play. MATTHEW IOSEPH CYRANA. Grant, Academic Gen- eral. Masquers, 2, Science, Minstrels, Iournal Re- porters', Varsity Track, 3, A Cappella Choir, Bank Cashiers, l..etterman's, 2, Hi-Y, Freshman Orchestra, Christmas Program. IAMES ANTHONY DALE. Mackin, Academic General. Masquers, Speakers', A Cappella Choir, Senior Se- lect, Senior Play, Minstrels, Bowling, IOAN FRANCES DALE. Forty Fort, Academic General. Swimming, Bank Cashiers', G. A. A., Y-Teens, 2, May Day Festival, Homemakers', First Aid, Senior Select, Make-up Crew, Sate Driving. eighty -lout' Michael Chulick Robert Cole Edward Cunningham Edward Cikowski Adelaide Collmier Iosephine Curione Frank Clark Regina Connelly Frank Cuscela Mary Clarke Louis Conrad Matthew Cyrana Ruth Clarke Ioan Crawley Iames Dale Louise Coffay Lois Croyle IOGH D419 1 lane Davies Ioseph Demnitski Thomas Dougherty Iohri Davis Daniel Dennis Iohn Drumetski Marion Davis Ioseph Dobransky Walter Dysleski Blanche DeFine Mildred Dombek Richard Edwards Phyllis Deisher Paul Donohue Michael Elinski Kathleen DeMellier Sharon Dotter Helen Ellman IANE ANN DAVIES. Courtright, Commercial. lunior Ushers, President, Y-Teens, Mimeograph Staff, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Iournal Reporters, G. A. A., Girls' Collectors, Student Service. IOHN BURKE NOAH DAVIS. S. 61 S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Hi-Y. MARION IANE DAVIS. North, Commercial. Iunior Ushers, Secretary, Iunior Class, Minstrels, 3, Ama- teurs, 3, Bank Cashiers, 4, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Col- lectors, Speakers', A Cappella Choir. BLANCHE GRACE DEFINE. North, Academic General. Y-Teens, 2, Art, Girls' Collectors, 2, Iournal Report- ers', G. A. A., Swimming, Spanish. PHYLLIS ANN DEISHER. Courtright, College Prepara- tory. Editor-in-Chief, Iournal, Board of Publications, 2, Iunior Ushers, Varsity Orchestra, 4, Minstrel, 4, Amateurs, Z, Latin, Masquers, Speakers', Y-Teens, 2, All-State Band, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Collectors. KATHLEEN THERESA DEMELLIER. Holy Saviour, Col- lege Preparatory. Girl Reserves, Z, Senior Select, G. A. A., Swimming, Girls' Collectors, Latin, Safe Driving, Red Cross, Bank Cashiers'. IOSEPH ALBERT DEMNITSKI. Grant, General Aca- demic. Science, 2, Stamp, Hi-Y, 2. DANIEL MICHAEL DENNIS. S. df S. Memorial, College Preparatory. Masquers, 2, Science, Christmas Play, Iournal Campaign Speaker, A Cappella Choir, 2, Assistant to Head Bank Cashier, Speakers', Hi-Y, 2. IOSEPH THOMAS DOBRANSKY. Columbia, College Preparatory. Head Bank Cashier, Science, Speak- ers', German, A Cappella Choir, Masquers, Make-up Crew. MILDRED DOMBEK. Guthrie, Commercial. Business Staff, Board of Publications, 2, Business Manager, Senior Select, Y-Teens, 2, Treasurer, Girls' Collectors, Spanish, Swimming, G. A. A., Safe Driving. PAUL IAMES DONOHUE. S. G S. Memorial, Academic General. Key, 2, Chaplain, Key, Masquers, Fresh- man Orchestra, First Aid, Senior Select, Stage Crew. SHARON LYNN DOTTER. Courtright, College Prepara- tory. Iunior Ushers, Masquers, 2, Speakers', Min- strels, 2, G. A. A., A Cappella Choir, Latin, Y-Teens, Bank Cashiers', 2, Business Staff, Board of Publica- tions, French. THOMAS FRANCIS DOUGHERTY. Holy Saviour, Aca- demic General. Stamp, Bowling, Christmas Play. IOHN IOSEPH DRUMETSKI. St. Iol'1n's, Academic Gen- eral. Sciencef Masquers, Speakers', Bowling, First Aid, 'Geography, Iournal Reporters.. WALTER ANTHONY DYSLESKI. Guthrie, Academic General. Varsity Football, 2, Track, 2, Bank Cash- iers', 3, Key, 2, Hi-Y, 3, Masquers, Minstrels. RICHARD EUGENE EDWARDS. S. 5: S. Memorial, Col- lege Preparatory. French, Senior Selest, Stage Crew, 4, Wrestling-, 3,,'Science, 2, I-li-Y, WZ. Q MICHAEL 1-:1.1NsK1. s. 5, s. Memofictf Couege Prepare- tory. Key, 2, Science, 2, Treasurer, Science, Stage Crew, 3, Hi-Y, 2. HELEN THERESA ELLMAN. Holy Saviour, Academic General. Y-Teens, Girls' Collectors, First Aid. eighty-iive DOROTHY ANN EMERICK. Sacred Heart, Commerciai A Cappella Choir, German, Y-Teens, 2, Senior Se lect, May Day Festival, First Aid. EUGENE PAUL ENDRESS. St. Clair, Academic Gen eral. Masquers, Minstrels, Amateurs, Iournal Repor ers', Speakers, A Cappella Choir, Senior Selec Christmas Play, Track, Chapel Entertainment, Sci ence, First Aid, Hi-Y. ROBERT HARRY ENDRESS. St. Clair,iAcademic Gen K' eral. First Aid, Bowling, 2. 1 'I ROBERT GEORGE ENNIS. Courtright, Academic Gen eral, Science, 3, Bowling, 3, Make-up Crew, 4, Sai Driving. RITA MAE EVANGELISTI. S. G S. Memorial, Academi General. Art Stall, Board of Publications, Art, Senio Select, Red Cross, Girls' Collectors, First Aid, Sail Driving, Christmas Program, Y-Teens, 2. HAYDN THOMAS EVANS. Grant, Academic Genera' Hi-Y, Secretary, Hi-Y, Science, Stamp, Iournal Re porters, Red Cross. RAYMOND MARTIN FERKI. Columbia, Academic Gen eral, Hi-Y, 2, Science, 2, Stamp. FLORENCE FRANCES FILIPKOSKI. S. 6. S. Memoria' Academic General. Art, Senior Select, First Aid. CATHERINE ALICE FINN. Columbia, Academic Gen eral. Senior Select, Y-Teens, 2. Dorothy Emerick Robert Ennis Raymond Ferki Eugene Endress Rita Evcmgelisti Florence Filipkoski Robert Endress Haydn Evans Catherine Finn l MARGARET CAROL FITZ. Sacred Heart, Academic General. Red Cross Representative, Z, First Aid, Y-Teens, 2. MARILYN FRIEDMAN. Grant, Commercial. Masquers, Senior Play, Senior Select, Board ot Publications, 2, Girls' Collectors, Z, Red Cross, Art, May Day Fes- tival, First Aid, Music. CARL WILLIAM FRITZGES. Mackin, College Prepara- tory. Mantle Orator, Cheerleaders, Key, Masquers, Speakers, Hi-Y, 3, Freshman Orchestra, Christmas Play, Amateurs, Science, 2, Iournal Campaign, Speakersf HELEN GRACE GABANA. St. Iohn's, Academic Gen- eral. A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Y-Teens, 2. HELEN LORRAINE GALLAGHER. Grant, General. Y- Teens, 2, Senior Select, Christmas Program, First Aid, Homemakersf ANN MARY GANARD. S. CS S. Memorial, Commercial. Masquers, Spanish, 2, Y-Teens, 2, May Day Festival, Freshman Orchestra, First Aid, Music, Christmas Program, Student Service. PHYLLIS ANNE GARTLEY. S. ci S. Memorial, Com- mercial. Spanish, 2, Red Cross, Y-Teens, 2, May Day Festival, Christmas Program, Student Service, Safe Driving, First Aid. IOHN STEPHEN GASPER. Sacred Heart, Academic General. First Aid, Varsity, Track, 3, Science. CHRISTOPHER GAWELKO. St. Clair, Academic Gen- eral. Margaret Fitz Helen Gabana Phyllis Gartley Marilyn Friedman Helen Gallagher Iohn Gasper Carl Fritzges Ann Gcmard Christopher Gawelko eighty-six I IOSEPHINE MARIE GAWRYCH. St, Clair, Academic i General. Bank Cashiers', Y-Teens, 2, Senior Select, Christmas Program, Spanish, First Aid. THOMAS BERNARD GELATKO. Grant, Academic Gen- i ' ' i eral. Hi-Y, Science, A Cappella Choir, lournal Cam- paign, Geography, Senior Select, Stamp, Safe Driv- ing. IOSEPHINE MARIE GIDDO. Guthrie, Commercial. lunior Ushers, Speakers, lournal Campaign Speaker, Senior Select, Girls' Collectors, May Day Festival, Y-Teens, 2, First Aid. RITA ELIZABETH GIDDO. Guthrie, Commercial. lun- ior Ushers, Girls' Collectors, May Day Festival, Y- Teens, 2, Sale Driving. IOHN HENRY GILL. Mackin, College Preparatory. Science, Z, Senior Select, First Aid, Student Service. ROBERT Pnui. EILLICX S. as s.f,Me-ffromi, csiiegefpfe- paraferyf Key, French, 'First Aid, 'Student' ervice, Hi-Y,' Bowling, 2, Comites Latini. IUNE FAY GIRTON. North, Commercial. Editorial Staff, Board of Publications, Z, Y-Teens, 2, Secre- tary, Y-Teens, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Spanish, lournal Reporters, Girls' Collectors, Stu- dent Service, Swimming. HELEN IRENE GLUCZKOWSKI. S. G S. Memorial, Commercial. lunior Ushers, Girls' Collectors, First Aid, May Day Festival, Typing Staff, Board oi Pub- lications, Y-Teens, 2, Christmas Program, Student Service, Swimming. W LEAH GOLDMAN. Mackenzie High, Detroit, Commer- cial. , Iosephine Gawrych Rita Giddo Iune Girton Thomas Gelatko Iohn Gill Helen Gluczkowski Iosephine Giddo Robert Gill Leah Goldman r WILLIAM BASIL GRABKO. Courtright, Academic Gen- eral. Science, Hi-Y, First Aid, Geography, Christmas Play, Art, Minstrels. FRANK PHILIP GRAHAM. S, QS S. Memorial, College Preparatory. Science, 3, Senior Select, lournal Re- porters', First Aid, Student Service, German, Stamp, RICHARD LEONARD GRIVNER. Grant, Academic General. DOROTHY PATRICA GRYCZKA. S. G S. Memorial, Commercial. Senior Select, Girls' Collectors, First Aid, May Day Festival, Christmas Program, Y-Teens. HARRY HANAS. Union, Academic General. X. IANET MARY HANCHULAK. Siflohns Commercial. A ! Cab-pellgleChoir, Seniorffielect, ,3fTee-ng, -K., Safe I ,Driving, irls' Colleetlsrs, Firii 'Aid, Christmas Pro- iv gram, May, 'Hay Festival,'Student Service. KATHRYN ANN HANKEY. Mleyers, Academic General. Egank Cashiers', Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, 2, . A. A. EMRO ANTHONY HARCARIK. Sacred Heart, College Preparatory. Bowling, 3, Senior Select, ELLEN ALICE HARKINS. S. :S S. Memorial, Commer- cial. Spanish, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, May Day Festival, Driving, First Aid, Christmas Program. William Grabko Dorothy Gryczka Kathryn Hankey Frank Graham Harry Hanas Emro Harcarik Richard Grivner lane! Hanchulak Ellen Harkins eighty-seven Marion Harris Barry Hartshorn Alma Havir William Harris Francis Hasscxy Thomas Haydu Richard Hartman Michael Hatalski Frances Hayer MARION LGVERNE HARRIS. St, Clair, Commercial. YeTeens, 2, Girls' Collectors, First Aid. WILLIAM ROBERT HARRIS. St, Clair, College Pre- paratory. Science, 2, First Aid, Student Service, RICHARD BARRY HARTMAN. Courtright, College Pre- paratory. Science, 2, President, Science, Iournal Reporters', Z, Freshman Basketball, Football, Track, Manager, 2, Chapel Program. THOMAS BARRY HARTSHORN. S. ci S, Memorial, College Preparatory. Varsity Orchestra, 4, Band, 4, Student Leader, Band, Band Concert, District Band Festival, 2, Amateurs, 3, Minstrels, 4, Consul, Latin, Key, 3, Masquers, Freshman Orchestra, Science, Hi-Y, 3, Christmas Play, First Aid, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select. FRANCIS ALBERT HASSAY. Sacred Heart, Academic General. Christmas Play, Bowling, 3. MICHAEL HATALSKI. Grant, Academic General. THOMAS DANIEL HAYDU. St. Clair, Academic Gen- eral. Art, Bank Cashiers', A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, First Aid. ALMA HAVIR. Mackin, College Preparatory. Red Cross, 3, Vice President, President, Red Cross, Mas- quers, Speakers, Iunior Ushers, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Comites Latini, French, G. A, A., Y- Teens, 2 Swimming, Chapel Entertainment, Ama- teurs, Student Service. FRANCES IOAN HAYER. Bear Creek, College Prepar- atory. Iunior Ushers, G. A. A., Board ot Publications, Masquers, Speakers, A Cappella Choir, Senior Se- lect, Y-Teens, Z, Latin. eighty eight Gregory Herman Beverly Hines Theodore Howe Emery Herrin Carl Horensky Pauline Hudak William Hine Helen Horny Ioseph Hudock GREGORY HERMAN. Courtright, College Preparatory. Band, 4, Vice President, Band, Band Concert, Hi-Y, 3, President, Hi-Y, Hi-Y Council, Key, 2, Science, 2, Latin, Masauers, Amateurs. r EMERY THOMAS HERRIN. ,fS. CS. S, Memorial, Aca- demic General. lournal Reporters', First Aid, Red Cross, Freshman- Basketball, -Safe Driving. WILLIAM ROBERT HINE. S. CS S. Memorial, Academic General. Iournal Reporters, Bowling, 2. ANN BEVERLY HINES. St. lohns, Commercial. A Cap- pella Choir, Senior Select, Y-Teens, 2, Spanish, 2, Girls' Collectors, G, A. A., Z, Sale Driving, Bowling, Swimming. CARL HORENSKY. Guthrie, Academic General, HELEN MARIE HORNY. Grant, Commercial. lunior Ushers, Speakers', lournal Campaign Speaker, Mimeograph Statt, Board of Publications, Senior Select, Girls' Collectors, Y-Teens, 2. THEODORE EARL HOWE. North, Academic General. Outing Committee, Track Manager, Basketball. PAULINE ANN HUDAK. Sacred Heart, College Pre- paratory. lunior Ushers, Masquers, Chapel Oration, Editorial Statt, Board ot Publications, 2, Iournal Campaign Speaker, Swimming, French, Latin, G. A. A., Y-Teens, 2, Amateurs, Student Service, 2, Breidlin Editor. IOSEPH IOHN HUDOCK. Sacred Heart, Academic General. Science, 2. N. Walter Humanik Mary Iackson Charles Jones Catherine Hutz Frederick Ienkins Marie Iones Theresa Iskra William Iohnson Merlyn Iones WALTER FRANCIS HUMANIK. St. Stanislaus, College Preparatory. Science, Track, Art, President, Art, Board oi Publications. CATHERINE HUTZ. Columbia, Commercial. German, Y-Teens, 2, Senior Select, Girls' Collectors, First Aid, Christmas Program, May Day Festival. THERESA LOUISE ISKRA. Sacred Heart, Academic General. Y-Teens, German, Girls' Collectors, May Day Festival, First Aid. MARY HOPE IACKSON. G. A. R., Academic General. A Cappella Choir, Amateurs, 3, Christmas Play, Chapel Programs. FREDERICK DAVID IENKINS. Forty Fort, Academic General. Key, 2, Secretary, Key, Lt. Governor, Pa. District, Key, Masquers, Speakers', Senior Select, Christmas Program. WILLIAM rom: JOHNSON. s. is s. Memofiei, Aca- demic General. Freshman Basketball, First Aid, German, lournal Re-porters', Assistant Bank Cashier. CHARLES IONES. North, Academic General. Base- ball, Freshman Basketball. MARIE BETTY IONES. Guthrie, Academic General. G. A. A., 3, Majorettes, Z, Girls' Collectors, Senior Select, Swimming, Homemakersf Stamp, First Aid, May Day Festival, 2 Minstrels, Y-Teens, 2. MERLYN WILLIAM IONES. Courtright, Academic Gen- eral. Football, 2, Science, Hi-Y, l.ettermen's. Raymond Iennings Marjorie Kane Lucille Kaporch Charles Iosulevicz Carl Kantor Ioseph Kehlish Mary Kabara Iames Kaporch William Keeley RAYMOND PATRICK IENNINGS. Holy Saviour, Aca- demic General. Stamp, Firsi Aid, Bank Cashiers. CHARLES IOSULEVICZ. Mackin, Academic General. Iournal Reporters, First Aid, Sale Driving, Geogra- phy- MARY ANN KABARA. St. Stanislaus, Academic Geri- eral. Senior Select, Girls' Collectors, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Typing Stall, Board of Publications, Safe Driving. MARIORIE ROSE KANE. Columbia, Commercial. May Day, Spanish, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Swimming, First Aid. CARL LOUIS KANTOR. Grant, Academic General. Art, Christmas Program. IAMES ROBERT KAPORCI-I. S961 S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Christmas' Play, Hi-Y, Masquers. LUCILLE MARIE KAPORCH. S. 6. S. Memorial, Com- mercial. Iunior Ushers, Masguers, Mimeograph Staff, Board of Publications, A Cappella Choir, 2, Bank Cashiers', 3, Iunior Choir, Senior Select, Christe mas Program, 4, May Day Festival, Y-Teens, Chapel Program. IOSEPH MICKEL KEBLISH. St. Clair, Academic Gen- eral. Band, 4, Freshman Orchesira. WILLIAM CHARLES KEELEY. St. Iohns, College Pre- paratory. Science, 3, German, Track, 3, Bank Cashiers', First Aid, Safe Driving, Wrestling, Stu- dent Service. eighty nine 1 LOIS POAD KELLEY. Courtright, Commercial. Mimeo graph Stall, Board of Publications, Freshman Or chestra, lournal Reporters', Girls' Collectors, 2, Bowl , ing, German, Senior Select, Christmas Program Chapel Entertainment, Y-Teens, 2. THOMAS IOSEPH KELLY. S. 6- S. Memorial, Academic General. Science, Bank Cashiers, Red Cross. IOSEPH BURLEIGH KINSEY. North, Academic General lunior Ushers, Band, Stamp. HELEN ELIZABETH KIPIEL. Guthrie, Academic Gen eral. Majorettes, 2, G. A. A., 3, Science, 2, Girls Collectors, 2, Senior Select, Y-Teens, 2, Swimming I-lomemakers', May Day, Minstrels. ROBERT EUGENE KIRK. St. lohns, Academic General Varsity Wrestling, 3. ALICE ELIZABETH KLEINER. Courtright, Commercial Freshman Orchestra, 2, Varsity Orchestra, 2, A Cap- pella Choir, Girls' Collectors, 2, German, Bowling Y-Teens, Z, Minstrels, Amateurs, Operetta, First Aid' May Day, Chapel Entertainment. GERALDINE CARMEN KNAPP.,.Coua'trig1l51t, Academic Gyeneral. Bfisiness Statlf Board7vot Publications, President, Girls'lCollectors, Secretary,!Y-Teens, Sec- retary, Svwimrtiing, Flrench, G. -'First Aid, Y- Teens, 2, Student Service, ' ly K , BEVERLY IANE KNELLY. North, Academic General lournal Reporters, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Spanish, Y-Teens. IOAN KOMPA. S. 5 S. Memorial, Commercial. First Aid, Girls' Collectors, 2, Spanish, 2, Swimming, May l Day, Y-Teens, 2. Lois Kelley Helen Kipiel Geraldine Knapp Thomas Kelly Robert Kirk Beverly Knelly Ioseph Kinsey Alice Kleiner Ioan Kompa CARL WALTER KOSILOWSKI. S55 S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. l ANDREW KOSKO. Columbia, College Preparatory. Science, 2, Bank Cashiers', First Aid, Student Serv- ice, German. BARBARA LOUISE KOTCH. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, Senior Select, German, May Day, First Aid. MARGARET BARBARA KOVAL. Sacred Heart, Com- mercial. Masquers, Senior Play, Amateurs, 2, First Aid, A Cappella Choir, 3, Chapel Program, 3, Y- Teens, 2, May Day Festival, Student Service. FLORENCE BARBARA KOWALSKI. St. Stanislaus, Commercial. Girls' Collectors, Y-Teens, 2, May Day Festival, First Aid, Sale Driving, German. IOHN KOZAK. IR. Guthrie, College Preparatory. Sen- ior Select, A Cappella Choir, Masquers, Speakers', Latin, French, Minstrels, 2, Amateurs, 2, Chapel Pro- gram, Red Cross, Student Service, lournal Reporters'. PATRICIA ANN KOZEMKO. S. 6- S, Memorial, Com- mercial. Spanish, Z, May Day, Y-Teens, 2, lournal Reporters, Red Cross, Senior Select, First Aid, Christmas Program, Swimming, Sale Driving. MARION IOAN KRESGE. North, Academic General. Majorettes, 2, Strutters, Business Stall, Board ot Pub- lications, 2, Bank Cashiers', Senior Select, Y-Teens, 2, Spanish, 2, Girls' Collectors, G. A. A, IOSEPH ALEXANDER KWAK. St. Stanislaus, Academic General. Science, Varsity Track, 3, Minstrels, Band, 4, Varsity Orchestra, 3, Amateurs, Freshman Orches- tra. Carl Kosilowski Margaret Koval Patricia Kozemko Andrew Kosko Florence Kowalski Marion Kresge Barbara Kotch Iohn Kozak Ir. Ioseph Kwak ninety IEROME WILLIAM LANGEL. Guthrie, College Prepara- tory. Science, 3, Bank Cashiers, German, lournal Reporters, First Aid, Wrestling, 3, Track, 2, Student Service. LEONARD PAUL LAPINSKI. St. Clair, College Prepara- tory. Art Editor, Breidlin and Iournal, Art Staff, Board ot Publications, Art, 4, Science, Vice Presi- dent, French. WILLIAM IOH LA A G S. of S. emorial, Aca- demic G ral age Manager, 2, Science, W ing, Presi ling. REGINA MARIE LAUX. St, Iohns, Commercial. Girls' Collectors, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Senior Select, Bank Cash- iers', 2, G. A. A. NORMAN LEHET. Courtright, College Preparatory. Speakers, Science, 2, Secretary, Science, 2, A Cap- pella Choir, Senior Select, Sale Driving, H-Y, 3, Treasurer, l-li-Y, Wrestling, 3, Color Bearer, German. MARY TERESA LENAHAN. Holy Saviour, Academic General. Y-Teens, Basketball, 2, Girls' Collectors, Swimming, G. A. A. IOAN MARIE LEONARD. Mackin, Academic General. Senior Select, Girls' Collectors. FLORENCE IEAN LIEB. Grant, Academic General. Girls' Collectors, 2, German, Bank Cashiers', Filing Staff, Board of Publications, Senior Select, Y-Teens, G. A. A., First Aid. THERESA MARIE LIPPA. Mackin, Academic General. Y-Teens, Girls' Collectors, Swimming, G. A. A. Carolyn Lulcach Margaret Maceiko Chester Mahalick Alexander Lumpinski Donald MacLuskie Dolores Makuch Rita Lynn Ioseph Mahal William Maloney Ierome Langel Regina Laux Ioan Leonard Leonard Lapinski Norman Lehet Florence Lieb William Laubaugh Mary Lenahan Theresa Lippa CAROLYN MARIE LUKACH. Sacred Heart, Commer- cial. Masquers, German, Christmas Play, Secretary, Senior Class, Y-Teens, Senior Select, Red Cross, G. A. A., Bank Cashiers, First Aid, Girls' Collectors. ALEXANDER IOSEPH LUMPINSKI. St. Stanislaus, Aca- demic General. Iournal Reporters. RITA ANN LYNN. St. lohns, Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, Vice President, Y-Teens, lournal Reporters, A Cap- pella Choir, Senior Select, Girls' Collectors, 2, Stu- dent Service, May Day Festival, Christmas Program. MARGARET ELAINE MACEIKO. St. Clair, Academic General. Y-Teens, Girls' Collectors, 2, First Aid, Senior Select, Sale Driving, Christmas Program, Spanish, Red Cross. DONALD IOHN MacLUSKIE. Meyers, Academic Gen- eral. Home Room Representative, Student Service, School Service, School Paper, Student Council, Decorating Committee. IOSEPH PATRICK MAHAL. Courtright, College Pre- paratory. Varsity Football, 2, Varsity Track, 2, Key, 3, Outing Committee, First Aid, Letterman's. CHESTER IOSEPH MAHALICK. St. lohns, Academic General. DOLORES STEPHANIE MAKUCH. St. Stanislaus, Com- mercial. Iunior Ushers, Speakers', German, Girls' Collectors, 2, Vice President, Girls' Collectors, lour- nal Campaign Speaker, Y-Teens, 2, Senior Select. WILLIAM BERNARD MALONEY. S. 61 S. Memorial, Academic General. ninety-one IERRY IOSEPH MAMOLA. SS. Peter and Paul's, Aca- demic General. Bowling. X ERNEST IOSEPH MANGAN. Grant, College Prepara- tory. Masauers, Senior Select, A Cappella Choir, Science, Hi-Y, 2, German, Bowling, Speakers, Presi- dent, Speakers, Minstrels, 2, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Vice President, Masquers. IAMES ROBERT MARGOLIS. S. G S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. MICHAEL IOSEPH MARLEY. Holy Saviour, Academic General. MAUREEN CAROL MARTIN. St. Iohn's, Commercial. lunior Ushers, Business Staff, Board of Publications, 2, German, Secretary, German, Senior Select, Girls' Collectors, 2. EMMA MAXINE MATTHES. North, Commercial. Red Cross, 2, Treasurer, Red Cross, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Treas- urer, Y-Teens, President, Y-Teens, Student Service, Vice President, G. A. A., Iournal Reporters, Spanish, Swimming, Girls' Collectors. PATRICK WILLIAM MCANDREW. Holy Saviour, Aca- demic General. Iournal Reporters. THOMAS IOSEPH MCANDREW. Holy Saviour, Aca- demic General. PATRICK IOSEPH MCDONOUGH. Holy Saviour, Col- lege Preparatory. Iunior Ushers, Masquers, Science, 2, Iournal Reporters, Speakers, Bank Cashiers', Hi-Y, 2, Editorial Statt, 2, Board of Publications, Christmas Play, Senior Select, Latin, 2, Pontitex Maximus, Latin, German. GERALD RICHARD MCGRATH. St. Iohn's, Commercial. Speakers, Science, Red Cross, First Aid. PATRICIA ANN MCHALE. Columbia, Academic Gen- eral. Girls' Collectors, 2, German, Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A. CHARLES IOHN MCKEOWN. Mackin, Academic Gen- eral. Cheerleader, Science, Iournal Reporters. LOIS ANN MCLAUGHLIN. North, Commercial. Iunior Ushers, Editor, Breidlin, Editorial Staff, Board of Publications, 2, Art Staff, Art, 3, Secretary, Art, Y- Teens, 2, Freshman Orch., Make-Up Crew, Z, Ger- man, Student Service, 2. DOLORES MARIE MENDUSKY. St. Mary's, Commer- cial. Iunior Ushers, German, Girls' Collectors, 2, lournal Reporters, Y-Teens, 2, Senior Select, First Aid, Student Service. VIOLA MARIE MENECHETTI. St. Clair, Commercial. Iunior Ushers, Editor, Breidlin, Editorial Staff, Board of Publications, 2, Art Staff, Treasurer, Art, Bank Cashiers', 2, Student Service, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Make- Up Crew, 2, Chapel Program. MANUEL VINCENT MENENDEZ. Columbia, Academic General. ANTHONY METZGER. Mackin, Academic General. Wrestling. EMERICK ROBERT MICHAELS. Sacred Heart, College Preparatory. Masquers, 2, Science, 2, Minstrels, Hi- Y, Senior Select, Speakers', A Cappella Choir, Christmas Play, Latin, 2, Senior Play, Make-Up Crew, Head Aedile, Latin. ninety-two Ierry Mamola Ernest Mangan Iames Margolis Michael Marley Maureen Martin Emma Matthes Patrick McAndrew Thomas McAndrew Patrick McDonough Gerald McGrath Patricia McHale Charles McKeown Lois McLaughlin Dolores Mendusky Viola Menechetti Manuel Menendez Anthony Metzger Emerick Michaels Ioseph Micikas Edward Michael Gertrude Miller loanna Millnamow Geraldine Minarik Kenneth Mishkel Christine Mock Ioseph Mondzelski Ioseph Monico Eleanor Monlro Patrick Montague loseph Moran Willard Morgan Robert Mosley Francis Mrak Carl Mugtord Gerald Mulligan Delores Murray IOSEPH MICIKAS. Columbia, Academic General. EDWARD ANTHONY IMIKOLOIUNASD MICHAEL. SS. Peter G Paul's, Academic General. Bank Cashiers'. GERTRUDE LAURA MILLER. Mackin, Commercial. Filers, 2, Board ol Publications, 2, German, Girls' Collectors, 2, First Aid, Senior Select, Christmas Program, Y-Teens, 2, Bowling, G. A. A., Swimming, Safe Driving. IOANNA ALICE MILLNAMOW. S. 6. S. Memorial, Commercial. Iunior Ushers, Editorial Stalt, Board of Publications, Girls' Collectors, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Senior Select, Student Service. GERA NE DI NA M ARI Guthrie, Commercial. Iu ' sherg Filin tali, oarcl t Publications, 2, ' , ns,, ' l?p ters', Girls' ectors, 2, G. . A., May Day F l, n' r Red Cross, Spa sh, , Outing ee, Driving. KENNETH VINCENT MISHKEL. S. 6 S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Masquers, Christmas Play, Speak- ers', Senior Select, Freshman Basketball. CHRISTINE THERESA MOCK. St. Ioseph, Commercial. Spanish, 2, Girls' Collectors, 2, Senior Select, First Aid, Y-Teens, 2, Art, May Day Festival. IOSEPH ANTHONY MONDZELSKI. Columbia, College Preparatory. Band, 4, Hi-Y, 3, Masquers, Speakers, Science, 2, Latin, Senior Play, lournal Skit, Ama- teurs, Christmas Play, Older Boys' Conference. IOSEPH ANTHONY MONICO. Holy Saviour, College Preparatory. Science, Varsity Track, 3, Varsity Foot- ball, Senior Select, First Aid, Chapel Program, Stu- dent Service. ELEANOR MONKO. St. Clair, Commercial. First Aid, Red Cross, Girls' Collectors, May Day Festival. PATRICK MONTAGUE. St. Clair, Academic General. Bowling. - IOSEPH ALOYSIUS MORAN. St. Clair, College Pre- paratory. Varsity Football, 2, Manager, Wrestling, Varsity Track, 3, l-li-Y, French, First Aid, Treasurer, Key, Senior Class President. WILLARD CHARLES MORGAN. Grant, Academic Gen- eral. ROBERT PARKEN MOSLEY. Courtright, College Pre- paratory. Speakers', 'l'reasurer,'Speakers', Science, Z, Hi-Y, 3, Vice President, Hi-Y, Key, Latin, Ger- man, Vice President, German, Color Bearer, 2, Red Cross, 2, Senior Select, 'A Cappella Choir, Amateurs, Hi-Y Council, Treasurer, Hi-Y Council. FRANCIS MRAK. Columbia, Academic General. CARL WILLIAM MUGFORD. S, 61 S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Cheerleaders, 2, Head Cheerleader, Hi-Y, 2, A Cappella Choir, lournal Reporters, Senior Select, GERALD EDWARD MULLIGAN. Mackin, Academic General. Christmas Program, Bank Cashiersf DOLORES HELEN MURRAY. Courtright, Commercial. Red Cross, 3, German, Swimming, G. A. A., Girls' Collectors, Y-Teens, 2, First Aid. ninety-three Matilda Myers Iohn Newhart Ioan Nichols Thelma Nichols Iohn Nobel Vivian Noddin ninety-tour Iosephine Novak Thomas Oliver Frances Novakowski Robert Onufer Rose Marie O'Byrne Thomas Ostraszewski Anne O'Donnell Walter Otlowski Iohn Oko Robert Palencar Robert Oliver Catherine Papadoplos MATILDA MYERS. Oliver, Academic General. A Cap- , pella Choir, Senior Select, Red Cross, 2, Y-Teens, 2, First Aid. IOHN WAYNE NEWHABT. Meshoppen, Academic General. Meshoppen: Hi-Y, Sports, Public Speak- ing, Dramatics, Freshman Assembly, Sophomore As- sembly. IOAN BARBARA NICHOLS. S. 61 S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Senior Select, Swimming, First Aid. THELMA NICHOLS. S. df S. Memorial, Academic Gen- eral. A Cappella Choir, Majorettes, Senior Select, Y-Teens, Swimming, Girls' Collectors. IOHN EDWIN NOBEL. North, Academic General. A Capp la Choir, Senior Select, Masquers, Hi-Y, S e l rs', lour al ' owling. VI AN FAITH ANN DPU. S. 5 S. emorial, Aca- demic General. C hoir, Senior Select, Minstrels, Christ 'U l , ,J-,e.ens. IOSEPHINE MARIE NOVAK. St. lohn's, Commercial. Senior Select, Girls' Collectors, Spanish, First Aid, Y-Teens, 2, Christmas Program, May Day Festival. FRANCES ANN' NOVAKOWSKI. Grant, Commercial. Red Cross, Senior Select, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collec- tors, 2, German, First Aid, Iournal Reporters, Bowl- ing, Concert, Christmas Program, May Day, Swim- ming. ROSE MARIE ELAINE O'BYRNE. Holy Saviour, Aca- demic General. Y-Teens, 2 Girls' Collectors, A Cap- pella Choir, Senior Select, Christmas Program, First Aid, Swimming. ANNE PATRICIA O'DONNELL. Holy Saviour, Aca- demic General. Iournal Repxorters', 2, Bank Cash- iers', Y-Teens, 2, First Aid, May, Day Festival, Home- makers'. IOHN IOSEPH OKO. SS. Peter 6. Paul's, Academic General. ROBERT IOSEPH OLIVER. Holy Saviour, Academic General. THOMAS IAMES OLIVER. Columbia, Academic Gen- eral. Senior Play. ROBERT IOHN ONUFER. St. Mary's, College Prepara- tory. Masquers, 2, Treasurer, Masquers, Science, Z, Hi-Y, 3, Chaplain, Hi-Y, Comites Latini, Stamp, 2, Secretary, Stamp, Speakers, lournal Campaign, German, Senior Select, Student Service, First Aid. THOMAS MICHAEL OSTRASZEWSKI. Columbia, Aca- demic General. Wrestling, Masquers, Science, Christmas Play, Fashion Show, Safe Driving. WALTER OTLOWSKI. Courtright, Academic General. ROBERT MARTIN PALENCAR. Columbia, Academic General. A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Hi-Y, lunior Red Cross, First Aid. CATHERINE PAPADOPLOS. North, College Prepara- tory. lunior Ushers, Senior Select, Masquers, Sec- retary, Comites Latini, 2, Speakers, lournal Cam- paign Speaker, Chapel Program, Y-Teens, Z, French, lournal Reporters'. RUNO IOSEPH PATRIZI. S. ci S. Memorial, Academic General. A Cappella Choir, President, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Hi-Y, 2, First Aid, Minstrels, 2, Geography, Bed Cross. 'IIRLEY IOAN PAUSTER. S. of S. Memorial, College Preparatory. Iunior Ushers, Consul, Latin, Vice President, French, Masquers, Speakers', Iournal Be- porters', Y-Teens, Chapel Program, Senior Select. AN VINCENTIA PENCZKOWSKI. Hanover Township, Commercial. Senior Select, Girls Collectors, Christ- mas Program, German, First Aid, Y-Teens, 2. ANCY MARIE PETRINI. S. 6. S. Memorial, Academic General. Secretary, Spanish, Bank Cashiers, 2, G. A. A., First Aid. QIZABETH ALBERTA PETRO. Exeter High, Academic General. Y-Teens, 2, Homemakers, First Aid, Safe Driving, Christmas Program. LARA THERESA PETROSKY. Courtright, Commercial. Iunior Ushers, First Aid, Y-Teens, 2, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Christmas Program. FLEN MARIE PITKEVICH. Guthrie, Academic Gen- eral. Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A., Senior Select, Minstrels, Masquers. ARY PIVINSKI. St. Clair, Commercial. Masquers, Iournal Campaign Speaker, Bank Cashiers, Senior Select, Speakers, Spanish, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Sale Driv- ling, Swimming. l ERNARD STANLEY PLESNER. S. ci S. Memorial, Aca- ,demic General. Red Cross, First Aid. PRRAINE MARTHA PODGORSKI. Grant, Commer- ,cial Iournal Reporters, Masquers, 2, A Cappella lChoir, Bank Cashiers', Majorettes, 3, Majorette 3Leader, 2, Senior Select, G. A. A., 4, Y-Teens, 2. EORGE BERNARD POHORILAK. St. Mary's, Aca- demic General, Science, Christmas Play, Geogra- phy, First Aid, Bed Cross, Varsity Band, Sate Driving, NCELIA IRENE POHUTSKI. Grant, Academic Gen- eral. Masauers, 2, Minstrels, G. A. A., 2, Home- makers, Girls' Basketball, Y-Teens, 2. lGeneral. Science, 2, A Cappella Choir, Senior Se- llect, Bed Cross, First Aid, BERT IOSEPH POLACHEK. Holy Saviour, Academic SEPH EDWARD POPIELARZ. S. G S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Red Cross, Science, Geography, Art, First Aid. AN MARIE POPLASKI. Grant, Commercial. Bowling, Y-Teens, 2, First Aid, Swimming, Girls' Collectors, Sale Driving. THONY CHARLES POPPLE. North, Academic Gen- eral. Treasurer, Senior Class, Wrestling, 3, Football, Geography, Masquers. RIE POTISHNAK. Grant, Academic General. First Aid, G. A. A., Y-Teens, Spanish, 2, Masguers, Home- makers, Swimming. SEPH FRANK POTORSKI. Columbia, Academic Gen- eral. President, Iunior Class, Varsity Football, 3, lVarsity Basketball, 3, Varsity Baseball, 2, Letter- lman's, 3, Red Cross. 1 Bruno Patrizi Helen Pitkevich Shirley Pauster Mary Pivinski Iean Penczkowski Bernard Plesnar Nancy Petrini Lorraine Podgorski Elizabeth Petro George Pohorilak Clara Petrosky Cecilia Pohutski Robert Polachek Ioseph Popielarz lean Poplaski Anthony Popple Marie Potishnak Ioseph Potorski ninet y-tive STEPHEN VINCENT PREVUZNAK. Sacred Heart, Aca demic General. Science, Bowling, First Aid. GORDON NESBITT PRICE. North, Academic General A Cappella Choir, Iournal Reporters, Varsity Track 2, Christmas Play, Geography, Hi-Y, First Aid, Rec Cross. NANCY CLAIRE PROELLER. St. Iohn's, Commercial Senior Select, Girls' Collectors, Red Cross, May Day Festival, Christmas Program. LOUISE MARTHA PUGH. Mackin, Commercial. lunio: Ushers, Senior Select, Typing Stall, Board of Publi cations, First Aid, May Day Festival, Girls' Collec tors, Christmas Program, Y-Teens, 2. CATHERINE THERESA PURCELL. St. Mary's, College- Preparatory. French, G. A. A., Y-Teens, Senior Se lect, A Cappella Choir. GERTRUDE GERALDINE PURTA. Guthrie, Commercial May Day Festival, Y-Teens, 2, First Aid, Senior Se lect, A Cappella Choir, Christmas Program. CHRISTINE THERESA RAMPOLA. St. Clair, Academic General. Y-Teens, 2, Spanish, 2, First Aid, Christ mas Program, Safe Driving, Senior Select, Girls Collectors, G. A. A., Masauers, Speakers. LARRY GEORGE RATAICZAK. Grant, Academic Gen- eral. Senior Select, Senior Play, Minstrels, Hi-Y, Baseball, Basketball, First Aid. DAVID IOHN REESE. Grant, Academic General. Banl- Cashiers, Iournal Reporters, Science, Hi-Y, 2, Stamp, Red Cross, Geography, First Aid, Art, Min- strels, Christmas Play, Masquers, Safe Driving Bowling, Iournal Campaign Speaker. Stephen Prevuznak Louise Pugh Christine Rampola Gordon Price Catherine Purcell Larry Ratajczak Nancy Proeller Gertrude Purta David Reese HAZEL ELIZABETH REESE. S. ci S. Memorial, Aca- I demic General. A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Spanish, May Day Festival, First Aid, Y-Teens. IOAN FLORENCE REESE. Maclcirr, Academic General.. in Spanish, First Aid, Sale DriviI1.agl.'IVl'ay' Day Festival, Y-Teens, 2. Q LAWRENCE WILLIAM REICHARD. 'Mackin, College Preparatory. ROSEMARY RUTH REISINGER. Grant, Academic Gen- eral. G. A. A., 3, Y-Teens, 2, A Cappella Choir, Sen- ior Select, May Day, Strutters, 2, First Aid, Home- makers'. PAULINE STELLA REMBISH. S. 5. S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Y-Teens, May Day Festival, Home- makers', First Aid. GLORIA ANN RESNICK. St. Iohn's, Academic Gen- eral. Red Cross, 2, Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A., 2, Spanish, 2, Basketball, May Day Festival, First Aid, Home- makers', Swimming, Treasurer, Swimming. THERESA ANN RIDILLA. Guthrie, Commercial. A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Y-Teens, 2, Christ- mas Program, First Aid, May Day Festival. MARIE ANN RINISH. Guthrie, comfecei. Iunior Us ers, Ca ella ou, Se ior ct, Y-Teens, 2,' . lou port irls' Collectors, First Alix u ent Service 5 i IEEE' Qi A ' 1 ' - SINCLAIR HAH ROBERTS. G. A. R., Academic General. ' Hazel Reese Rosemary Reisinger Theresa Ridilla Ioan Reese Pauline Rembish Marie Rinish Lawrence Reichcrd Gloria Resnick Sinclair Roberts ninety-six ALETHA MAE ROTH. Courtright, Commercial, A Cap- pella Choir, Senior Select, Y-Teens, 2, Basketball, Swimming, Sale Driving. VIARILYN IOAN ROTH. Courtright, College Prepara- tory. A Cappella Choir, Treasurer, French, Latin, Secretary, Girls' Collectors, Y-Teens, 2, Senior Se- lect, Student Service, 'AMELIA MARY RUSHTON. Holy Saviour, Academic General. Girls' Collectors, 2, First Aid, Senior Se- lect, Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A., Swimming, Bank Cashiers'. SIMON GEORGE SABA. Guthrie, Academic General. Freshman Basketball, Bank Cashiers', Stamp, Treas- urer, Stamp, Science, Hi-Y, A Cappella Choir, Sen- ior Select, Track, Geography, Editorial Staff, Board of Publications, First Aid, Safe Driving. VERA HOPE SALMAY. St. Mary's G. C., Commercial. Typing Stall, Board oi Publications, Masquers, Spanish, 2, Red Cross, Student Service, Y-Teens, 2. VIARGUERITE ANN SAUER. North, College Prepara- tory. Iunior Ushers, Latin, Y-Teens, 2, Treasurer, Senior Y-Teens, French, Masquers, Senior Play, Speakers, Iournal Campaign Speaker, Chapel Pro- gram, Business Statt, Board ol Publications, First Aid. lOANNE SCARNULIS. Grant, Commercial, Iournal Reporters', Strutters, 3, G, A. A., 3, Secretary, G, A. A,, Y-Teens, 2, Swimming, Bowling. ANDREW DANIEL SCHIFFHAUER. St. Clair, Academic W General. Geography, Christmas Play, Red Cross. ROLAND SCHMIDT. Courtright, College Preparatory, l Masquers, 2, Key, Speakers, Stamp, German, Bank ' Cashiers', Sale Driving, Varsity Football, 2, Wrest- , ling, Track, 2, Ioseph Schultz Iohn Seasock Geraldine Shaw Rae Schwartz Gerald Sennett Catherine Shovlin Louise Seating Margaret Sestak Maryanna Shramko Aletha Roth Simon Saba Ioanne Scarnulis Marilyn Roth Vera Salmay Andrew Schiffhauer Amelia Rushton Marguerite Sauer Roland Schmidt IOSEPH IOHN SCHULTZ. St. Stanislaus, Academic General. Bank Cashiers', First Aid, Geography, Sate Driving, Red Cross. RAE OLIVIA SCHWARZ. Hazleton High, College Pre- paratory. Hazleton: Thespians, 2, Advanced Chorus, 2, Red Cross, 2, Swimming, Choral, 2, lr, Historians, Z, Cadettes, 2, Girls' Oratory, 2. LOUISE DOLORES SEARING. St. lohn's, Commercial. Red Cross, Safe Driving, First Aid, Y-Teens, 2, May Day Festival. JOHN FRANCIS SEASOCK. Columbia, Academic Gen- eral. A Cappella Choir, Geography, Science, 2, Hi-Y, 2, First Aid, Senior Select, Christmas Play. GERALD RAYMOND SENNETT. North, Academic Gen- eral. MARGARET ANN SESTAK. St, Iohn's, Commercial. Iunior Ushers, Y-Teens, 2, Mimeograph Stall, Board ot Publications, German. GERALDINE THERESA SHAW. Courtright, Academic General. Majorettes, 2, Minstrels, 4, Spanish, 2, G. A. A., 3, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, First Aid, Swimming, May Day Festival, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Concert, CATHERINE MARY SHOVLIN. St. Clair, Academic General. Typing Staff, Board ot Publications, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Girls' Collectors, May Day Festival, I-lomemakers, First Aid, Geography, Student Service, G. A, A., Basketball, Y-Teens, 2, Sale Driving. MARYANNA PAULINE SHRAMKO. Guthrie, Commer- cial. Y-Teens, 2, Spanish, 2, Red Cross, Freshman Orch., Senior Select, First Aid, Christmas Program. ninety-seven Bernudine Shuster Pauline Silkosky Dolores Sisco Constance Shutcr Paul Simonson Nancy Siso Robert Sicmi Evelyn Sipler Leonard Skibicki BERNADINE SHUSTER, SS. Peter of Paul's, Academic General. A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, First Aid, Spanish, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, Geogra- phy, Basketball, Homemakers, Student Service. CONSTANCE SHUTA. Laurel Run Borough, Academic General. Laurel Run: Christmas Play, Thanksgiving Play, Graduation Play. Coughlini Christmas Play, Red Cross, Art, Girls' Collectors. ROBERT IOSEPH SIANI. St. Mary's, Academic Gen- eral. First Aid, Safe Driving. PAULINE MARY SILKOSKY. Sacred Heart, Commer- cial. Iunior Ushers, Outing Committee, G. A. A., 3, Bowling, Swimming, Basketball, Operetta, Chapel Program, Safe Driving, Y-Teens, 2. PAUL THOMAS SIMONSON. S. ci S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Wrestling, 2, First Aid, Science, Art, Geography, Student Service. EVELYN SADIE SIPLER. Mackin, Commercial. A Cap- pella Choir, Senior Select, Art, Spanish, 2, Girls' Collectors, Y-Teens, 2. DOLORES SISCO. Grant, Academic General. Red Cross, Girls' Collectors, Senior Select, May Day Festival, Spanish, Christmas Play, First Aid, Fashion Show, Geography, Concert, Y-Teens, 2. NANCY LOU SISO. Guthrie, College Preparatory. Iunior Ushers, Iunior Red Cross, Iournal Campaign Speaker, Breidlin Campaign Speaker, Speakers', President, French, Tribune, Comites Latini, Bank Cashiers', 2, Y-Teens, Senior Select, Swimming. LEONARD IOSEPH SKIBICKI. Grant, Academic Gen- eral. Bank Cashiers', Iournal Reporters', Geogra- phy, Machine Shop, 2, First Aid, Red Cross. ninety-eight Elecmore Skubits Marie Smigelski Theodore Sodrosky Andrew Skurncx Aloysius Smith Rose Marie Sokol Francis Slavinsky lean Snifko Harry Sovyrdcr ELEANORE ANN SKUBITS. Columbia, Academic Gen- eral. Senior Select, Girls' Collectors, Minstrels, Red Cross, Bank Cashiers', Y-Teens, 2. ANDREW SKURNA. St. Mary's, Academic General. FRANCIS SLAVINSKY. Courtright, Academic General. Geography, lournal Reporters', Hi-Y. MARIE SMIGELSKI. Guthrie, Commercial. Typing Staff, Board oi Publications, Bank Cashiers', First Aid, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, Safe Driving, Spanish, President, Spanish, Senior Select, G. A. A., Iournal Reporters'. ALOYSIUS LAWRENCE SMITH. St. Clair, College Preparatory. Masquers, Speakers', Science, 2, A Cappella Choir, German, Stamp, 2, Iournal Re- porters', Hi-Y, Wrestling, 2, Track, 3. IEAN DOLORES SNITKO. Guthrie, Commercial. Y- Teens, 2, Red Cross, May Day Festival, Senior Se- lect, First Aid, Sate Driving, Student Service. THEODORE STANLEY SODROSKY. St. Stanislaus, College Preparatory. Science, Varsity Wrestling, 2, First Aid, Student Service. ROSE MARIE SOKOL. North, College Preparatory. Iunior Ushers, Latin, Y-Teens, Z, Secretary, French, Masquers, Senior Play, Minstrel, Senior Select, Business Staff, Board ot Publications. HARRY SOVYRDA. Columbia, Academic General. Red Cross, First Aid, Geography. Damaris Spayder Ioseph Spendido Ioseph Stec William Stein George Swartwood Alfred Taylor Katherine Spittel Theresa Staiewski Ioan Stecher Ioseph Stempien Margie Sweinberg Francis Teresinski Ruth Spittle William Staviscak Dolores Steianoski Iune Stevens William Tattersall Geraldine Teslicko DAMARIS GERMAINE SPAYDER. Grant, Academic General, Majorettes, 2, G. A. A., 2, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, First Aid, Geography, Homemak- ers', Student Service, Bank Cashiers', Red Cross, Minstrels, May Day Festival, Fashion Show. KATHERINE ESTHER SPITTEL. Oliver, Commercial. RUTH SPITTLE. Holy Saviour, Academic General. Majorettes, Minstrels, Bank Cashiers', First Aid, Swimming, Y-Teens, 2. IOSEPH LOUIS SPLENDIDO. S, 61 S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Wrestling, 2, Iournal Reporters, Science, Christmas Play. THERESA PAULINE STAIEWSKI. S. G S. Memorial, Commercial. Senior Select, Spanish, 2, Commercial Art, Girls' Collectors, Y-Teens, Z, First Aid, Sale Driving, May Day Festival. WILLIAM RICHARD STAVISCAK. Sacred Heart, Col- lege Preparatory. lunior Red Cross, Comites Latini, German, Science, Hi-Y, Varsity Baseball, 2, Track, Basketball Manager, First Aid, Chapel Program, Outing Committee, Student Service. IOSEPH STEC. Grant, Academic General. First Aid, IOAN ESTELLE STECHER. Oliver Colle e Pre ara , Q P ' tory. Comites Latini, 2, Senior Select, Girl Reserves, 2, Girls' Collectors, 2, Safe Driving, First Aid, Stu- dent Service, 2, Chapel Program. DOLORES MARIE STEFANOSKI. Sacred Heart, Aca- demic General. Girls' Collectors, Y-Teens, 2, Min- strels. WILLIAM WALLACE STEIN. Meyers, College Prepara- tory. Masquers, Speakers, French, Spanish, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Iournal Campaign Speaker. IOSEPH EDWARD STEMPIEN. Grant, -Academic Gen- eral. Bank Cashiers', Navy, Slfg years, Seaman First Class. IUNE ELAINE STEVENS. Courtright, Commercial. Y- Teens, 2, May Day Festival, First Aid, Sale Driving. GEORGE THOMAS SWARTWOOD. St. Iohn's, Aca- demic General. First Aid, Safe Driving, Christmas Play. MARGIE ANN SWEINBERG. Mackin, Academic Gen- eral. May Day Festival, lournal Reporters', Christ- mas Play, First Aid, Red Cross, Y-Teens, 2. WILLIAM TATTERSALL. Mackin, Academic General. Minstrels, Senior Select, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Operetta, Masquers, Speakers, I-li-Y, 2, A Cappella Choir, 2. ALFRED OWEN TAYLOR. Grant, Academic General. Masauers, Speakers', Senior Play, lournal Report- ers', German, Minstrels, First Aid, lournal Cam- paign Chapel Program, FRANCIS CASIMIR TERESINSKI. SS. Peter 6. Paul's, Academic General. GERALDINE MILDRED TESLICKO. St. Mary's G. C., Academic General. Senior Select, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, May Day Festival, Geography, Masquers, Swimming, Concert. ninety-n I t lI'1E Paul Thennes Barbara Tondora Eugenia Turchin Austin Tomascik Mary Toslin Ianet Tregaskis Giulio Tomassetti lean Turoski Marion Ungvarsky IOHN MICHAEL VENIT. Sacred Heart, College Pre- paratory. Science, German, Board ot Publications, 2, First Aid, Safe Driving. CHARLES RAYMOND VERESPY. St. lohn's, College Preparatory. Speakers, lournal Reporters, Iournal Campaign Speaker, German, Science, Stamp, Sate Driving, Student Service. CATHERINE HELEN VOELKER. Courtright, Academic General. lunior Ushers, German, Bank Cashiers', Girls' Collectors, 2, Bowling, G. A. A., Hornen'iakers', Geography, Y-Teens, 2. NICHOLAS GEORGE VUKOVICH. S. G S. Memorial, Academic General. lournal Reporters, Masquers, Wrestling, Sate Driving, Bank Cashiers'. DOROTHY MARGARET WALCHESKI. Grant, Commer- cial. lunior Ushers, Girls' Collectors, German, First Aid, Student Service, Y-Teens, Z. DONALD ELSWORTH WALLACE. S. 6. S. Memorial, Academic General. Key, 3, President, Key, Hi-Y, 3, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select. ROBERT CHARLES WALTERS. Courtright, Commer- cial. Editorial Stall, Board ot Publications, 2, Stamp, 4, President, Stamp, 2, Hi-Y, 2, German, Band, 4, First Aid, Safe Driving. IAMES PATRICK WARD. Mackin, College Preparatory. Science, Varsity Wrestlin'g, Track, First Aid, Base- ball. ELEANOR LOIS WARNICK. Mackin, Commercial. Iunior Ushers, Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A., 3, Treasurer, German, Minstrels, lournal Reporters, 2, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select. One hundred PAUL JOHN THENNES. Mackin, Academic General.l AUSTIN ROBERT TOMASCIK. Sacred Heart, Academic General. Safe Driving, First Aid. GIULIO TOMASSETTI. Plains, College Preparatory Hi-Y, 2, Science, Board ot Publications. BARBARA IOAN TONDORA. St. Iohn's, Academic General. A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Christ- mas Play, Minstrels, Girls' Collectors, Latin, Y-Teens, 2, First Aid. MARY MARGARET TOSLIN. Holy Saviour, Academic General. Girls' Collectors, 2, First Aid, Geography, Bank Cashiers' May Day, Minstrels, Basketball, Y Teens, 2. IANET ANN TREGASKIS. S. CS S. Memorial, Academic General. Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, First Aid, Geography, Swimming. EUGENIA KATHRYN TURCHIN. SS. Peter ci Paul's, Academic General. Majorettes, Z, A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Chapel Entertainment, G. A. A., 3, First Aid, Homemakers', Red Cross, Geography, Girls' Collectors, 2, Y-Teens, 2. IEAN MARIE TUROSKI. St. Clair, Academic Gen- eral. Senior Select, G. A. A., Girls' Collectors, Ger- man, Homemakers', First Aid, Masauers, Bank Cashiers, Christmas Program, Basketball, Y-Teens, 2. MARION IOAN UNGVARSKY. Sacred Heart, Commer- cial. Comites Latini, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Bowling, Make-Up Crew, Girls' Collectors, G. A. A., Christmas Play, First Aid, Student Service, Safe Driving. Iohn Venit Nicholas Vukovich Robert Walters Charles Verespy Dorothy Walchoski Iames Ward Catherine Voelker Donald Wallace Eleanor Warnick THOMAS ANTHONY WASCALUS. S. dr S. Memorial. Academic General, French. FLORENCE BARBARA WASHINSKI. St. Stanislaus, Academic General. Senior Select, Iunior Red Cross Representative, G. A. A., Girls' Collectors, Christ- mas Program, l-lomemakers', Bank Cashiers', Y- Teens, 2. AKIM WASINDA. St. Mary's, G. C., Academic Gen- eral. Senior Select, Science, Hi-Y, Masquers, Christ- mas Play, Spanish, Iournal Reporters', Minstrels, First Aid, Iournal Campaign Speaker. GERTRUDE IOHANNA WASKIE. Courtright, Academic General. G. A, A., German, First Aicl, Red Cross, Fashion Show, Y-Teens. SHIRLEY DEE WATERS. Guthrie, Commercial. Senior Select, First Aid, May Day Festival, A Cappella, Chapel Program. RUSSELL WATKINS. Courtright, Academic General. IELEANOR ANN WELGUS. Columbia, Academic Gen- eral. Majorettes, Senior Select, Minstrels, Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A., Red Cross, 2, Homemakers', Christmas Program, Girls' Collectors, First Aid. DORIS HENRIETTA WHIPPLE. North, Academic Gen- eral. Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, G. A. A., Ger- man, Senior Select, First Aid, Art, Minstrels, Christ- mas Program. TIELENE ALICE WHITE. Meyers, Commercial. Meyers: t Social, Bank Cashiers', Glee Club, Coughlin: Y- 1 Teens, 2. 2 Donald Williams Lorraine Wint Theresa Wolczyk Harry Williams Dolores Wischner Irene Wolosz Diane Wilson Larry Woelfle Mildred Wright Thomas Wascalus Gertrude Wuskie Eleanor Welgus Florence Washinski Shirley Waters Doris Whipple Akim Wasinda Russell Watkins Helene White DONALD RICHARD WILLIAMS. North, College Pre- paratory. Bowling, 4, Secretary, Bowling, 2, Wrest- ling, 4, Manager, Wrestling, 2, Science, 2, Stamp, 2, Treasurer, Stamp, Track, Hi-Y. HARRY THOMAS WILLIAMS. Grant, Academic Gen- eral. l-li-Y, 4, Football, Basketball, 2, Track. DIANE WILSON. Kingston Twp., College Preparatory. Editorial Statf, Board of Publications, Masquers, Senior Play, Chapel Program, Y-Teens, Senior Se- lect, Girls' Collectors, French, A Cappella Choir. LORRAINE MARIE WINT, St. lol'in's, Academic Gen- eral. President, G. A. A., 2, Y-Teens, Strutters, 3, Minstrels, 2, French, Bank Cashiers', 3, Swimming. DELORES HEDWIG WISCHNER. Mackin, Academic General. Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, G. A, A., Bowling, German, Senior Select. LARRY CARL WOELFLE. St, Nicholas, Academic Gen- eral. First Aid. THERESA CECILIA WOLCZYK. St. loseph's, Academic General. Senior Select, Homemakers', Girls' Collec- tors, Y-Teens, 2, Bank Cashiers', Minstrels, Red Cross. IRENE iss ' LOSZ.i' ' Acbdemic as-Hemi. Board t tions, ' 'or Select, Fashion Show, Home ers'. MILDRED ANN WRIGHT. S. QS- S. Memorial, Commer- cial. Iournal Reporters', Red Cross, G, A. A., Girls' Collectors, Y-Teens, 2. one hundred one Bernard Yanchuk Elizabeth Zaharowski Iohn Zavada Dolores Yastremski Leonard Zaikoski Ann Zdan Elberta Yeeles Bernard Zajkoski Casimir Zomerfeld Shirley Yencha Bernard Zapotowski Ioan Zuke Paul Zatzek one hundred two BERNARD ANTHONY YANCHUK. St. Clair, College Preparatory. German, First Aid, Safe Driving, Stu- dent Service. DOLORES ANNA YASTREMSKI. St. Iohn's, Commer- cial. lunior Ushers, Y-Teens, 2, Student Service, Girls' Collectors, First Aid, Safe Driving. ELBERTA IANE YEELES. North, Commercial. Y.-Teens, 2, G. A. A., Minstrels, Spanish, Art, Swimming, Girls' Collectors, May Day Festival, Student Service. SHIRLEY ELLA YENCHA. North, Academic General. Senior Select, A Cappella Choir, 4, Choir Librarian, Masquers, Minstrels, 3, Girls' Collectors, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, 2, Red Cross Representative, Chapel Program, Iunior Choir, First Aid, Student Service. ELIZABETH IOANNE ZAHAROWSKI. St. Mary's G. C., Commercial. Iunior Ushers, G. A. A., 2, German, Treasurer, German, Business Staff, Board of Publica- tions, Bowling, Girls' Collectors, Bank Cashiers', First Aid, May Day Festival, Y-Teens, 2. LEONARD IAMES ZAIKOSKI. Sacred Heart, College Preparatory. Band, Z, Secretary, Band, Reserve Or- chestra, First Aid, Track, Safe Driving, Band Con- cert. BERNARD IOSEPH ZAIKOSKI. Marymount, College Preparatory. Varsity Basketball, 2, Hi-Y, Masquers, Speakers, Iournal Reporters', First Aid, Letterman's, German, Latin, Christmas Play, Iournal Campaign, Chapel Program. BERNARD PATRICK ZAPOTOWSKI. St. Stanislaus, College Preparatory. Iunior Ushers, Science, Ger- man, Color Guard, Band, Track, First Aid. PAUL ZATZEK. Grant, Academic General. A Cappella Choir, Science, Senior Select, First Aid, Christmas Play, Sate Driving, Geography, Art, Dedication Pro- gram. IOHN THOMAS ZAVADA. Columbia, Academic Gen- eral. First Aid, Freshman Basketball, Varsity Foot- ball, Basketball, 2, Baseball, 2, Student Service. ANN DOROTHY ZDAN. Columbia, Academic Gen- eral. A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Christmas Program, First Aid, Y-Teens, Z. CASIMIR MICHAEL ZOMERFELD. St. Stanislaus, Academic General. IOAN ZUKE. Guthrie, Commercial. A Cappella Choir, Senior Select, Y. Teens, 2, Swimming, Girls' Col- lectors, First Aid, Safe Driving. Farewell to the Class ol 1950 When we consider the theme of this issue of the Breidlin, Education is Building, we must think of education as something more than schooling. lt must include everything that you have learned since your birth, from your parents, your associates, your church, as well as from every experience that has touched you. All these things have built you into the person that you are today. Your ability to learn from these experiences shows your character quite truly. For the highest type of human being is one who gains most from his own experience and from those of other people. From both these he learns what to do and what to avoid doing. When a similar circumstance occurs later on, he is at once conscious that this is something to be sought after or avoided. And now that you have reached a certain definite goal in your life span and education-your graduation from high school-it is fitting that you take time to consider where you are, for your growth and development has by no means stopped. We hope that for all of you during these formative years only a foundation has been laid-that the structure of your lives will be so large that the seventeen or eighteen years that have passed have only been sufficient to start the building and that you are going to keep placing a much larger edifice on what you have built so far. So, Seniors, as we bid you farewell, your teachers join me in hoping that we have contributed something towards the building of the lives that you are erecting so that they will be large ones, adorned with many pleasant experiences and with what we call the finer things-lives that are of great service to society, full of success and happiness. Sincerely, one hundred three A Cappella Choir ...... Amateur Show Art Club ., .,,.. Band .. .,...,,.,.,.,..,..,.,....,......,,.,.. .,..,..,.,.,,. , .... , ,.,.... . Bank Cashiers' Association Baseball Scores .,.. ...,,., .,.,. , . Baseball Team Basketball Scores ..,...,. Basketball Team ,,.,.,.. .. Board of Education .,.,,.., Board of Publications Boys' Bowling Club Business Training ..,.. .. Cafeteria Views ..,,.... Cheerleaders .,... Custodians Dedication ....,. Division Pages Administration .,.. Activities ..,.......,.,. Classes ., . Sports Cooking . .. ,. Eighth Grade .,.,..,., Faculty . , .,., Faculty Roster ,,..,..,.,.,,. ,.,.,.,.,..,.... Farewell to Senior Class Football Scores ,.,,.,. ,....,..,..,. . . Football Team .... . Foreword .... ., French Club Freshman Class . . Girls' Athletic Association German Club , I n d e X Page Page . .,.,... 32 lnclex to Advertisers ....,. ., . ....... .105 22, 43 Iournal Reporters' .......,.. 37 26 Iunior Band 33 ,..6, 32 Iunior Choir ..., ............ . 34 36 lunior Class ,..,.74, 77 55 lunior Class Officers 75 .,., 54 lunior Red Cross ..... ..... . . 36 ,... 53 lunior Ushers .,.,.,. ....., . . 75 52 lunior Y-Teens .. 25 12 Key Club 29 44, 45 Latin Plebes .. ..,.... 26 38 Lakin Senators ,. 26 M Q Majorettes .,... .,.... . . 61 8, 9 Masquers .. 41 61 Minstrels 42, 43 . ,.,.., 17 Mr. Bacon ......,... ,....... 1 2 5 Mr. Bradley 13 School Shots .,.. .... ,....... 7 10, 11 Science Club ,, ...,.. . .,,..,..,... , 23 18, 19 Senior Class ....,i...............,. ....., ,.,... 7 8 , 102 62, 63 Senior Class Officers .... .. 79 46, 47 Senior Class Song , .. 79 , , 8 Senior-Iunior Outing . 20, 21 64, 65 Senior Play . .,.,., .....,.,.......... ...... . . 40, 41 14, 16 Senior Select Chorus .......,. .. .,.,. 31 17 Senior Tea 7 103 Senior Y-Teens 24 .,.. 49 Seventh Grade ....... ,.,,.,, 5 4, 55 ,, 7, 48 Sewing Class ....,......,.... ,,.,.,,.,.... 8 4 Sophomore Class 73 . ..,.,.. 27 Spanish Club ,.,.,....,. .. ..., . 28 66, 69 Speakers' .. 29 30 Supervisors .,.. ., ,.... .,.. . . , 13 27 Table of Contents 5 Girls Girls' Girls Girls' Gym Hi-Y Bowling ,.,. Collectors Club .. . Sports .......,......... Swimming Club A . Class Shots one hundred four Track Scores .. .... Track Team .,.....,. Typing Class .,...........,.. Varsity Orchestra ........,. Wrestling Scores .,.,, Wrestling Team .. 57 . .... . 56 33 51 50 Index to Advertisers rage Boston Restaurant and Candy Shop Colltns Press Craftsmen Engravers Deemer CS Company D1eges 6- Clust Dorts Beauty Shoppe D T Scott 6- Sons E B Yordy Co Evans Flortst E M Wh1ten1ghtCo Goff Lumber CO H A Whtteman CS Co nc Hetghts Floral I L W1 son Iohn W Pnce Iordart The Hatter Inc L G Balfour Co Loft Candy Shop Orange Shoe Repatr Shop Palace Laundry Ph1ladelph1a College R B Wall Co Robblns 6. Uhl Square Record Shop of Pharmacy G Sctence tearns Sunday Incl pendent Whtte Hardware Co Wtllces Barre Bustness College W1ll1Gm Bros of Co Woodlawn Farm Datry Co Yurko Flortst Ztmrnerrnan Apparel Shop lnc Offlce 3 0092 Phones Home 7 SCHOOL TEAM RETAIL LOFT CANDY SHOP IOHN W PRICE 2 South Matn Street SPORTING GOODS P WAAkeS Barre CA 194 South Maln Street Phone 4 2552 Wtlkes Barre, Pa Across From The Post Ofhce l7 7 7 . 1 . ...... 4 ....,. .,... ,.,.,.r,. ..... 4 4 .4 44 ,.,,, 4 44 ...... 4. 4 l07 A 4. .4 .,..... 44 44 44 4 .,... 4. 4 4 44 4 4. 44 l l l 44 4 4 44 .........., 44 .4 ,,., 4 4 44 44 44 4 lU6 4 4 ,... .,.,.......,.,...., ,......., ,.....,.,....................,.,,,,.,....,....,.......,.,...,.,...,, 4 .,....,...,..,.... 4 4 .,.,,.,.,.,.,..,. ...,. 4 4 4 4. 4 4 lU7 A r,....,..,.,,, ..,.., ............,........,..,......,....,.,...............,.,....,.,.,........ ,.,.,.......... 4 4 4 4 .... .,.,....,.......r,..,..., 4 .... ....,.,.,r ,......... .,..,., ....... .......,. 4 4 4 l U 9 A .,.,. ..,. .,.. 4 .,..,.. ..,.,.. .,.. 4 ,.,..., .... .,..... 4 4 4 4 ..,., 4 4 4 ....,.,, 4 4 lU8 4 4 4. .,.. ..,,. ,.,....,. ,.,., 4 4 4 .,....,.,,,,.,. 4 ..,, .,., ,,.,..,.,......... 4 4 .,..,. 4 44 ,.,.,....,. 44 4 .4 llU . 4 4 .....,... .,.., 4 ..,,.... .... 4 ...,., ..... 4 ,.......,.......,.,..... 4 .,..,............ .,.,,. 4 4 4 .,..... 4 44 4 4 4 lO8 ' .,.,.,t....,., .... ,..,.. ,.,..,.,.,. 4 4 4 .,.. ,.,....... ....,.,..,.,......, 4 4 4 .,.. 4 .............. 4 ....,. 4 4. .,.,. 4 .4 4 lO8 4 4 ' A rpl .4 .,.. .... 4 4. 4 44 4 4 ...,,.,.,. ,.,.,.,.. 4 ..., ,...... 4 4 lU8 4 4 .... ..,.,. ....... ..r.., ,... ....,.,. ....,.....,.,,,,.,. 4 4 4 ,.,r ..,....,r,,....,., .,..,.,..,.,.. ......,.....,,., 4 4 4 4 4 4 .,.,... .,.. 4 4 4 lO8 4 4 A 4, l 4 4 ....... .,.,,. .,....... .....v....,.,..,.....,,.,,.,.,., .,,.,.,...,.,.,r, 4 4 4 4 .,., ....... .,.,r 4 4 .......,.,......,...... .... 4 4 4 4 ..,.., 110 A .,.,.,...,., ,... 4 .,.. .,..,.,,. 4 4 44 4 ..,. 4 44 4 4 4 4 44 .4lU9 4 4 Al .4 .,,.,.. ...., 4 44 4. 4 ..... 4 ,.,, 4 4 4 ,,... .4 .....,,.. .,.. 4 4 44 l1O 4 A .....,..,.,r,..,. 4 ..........,.... 44 ,... 44 ..... ..., 4 .,.., ........... .....,........ 4 ..,.. 4 4 4 .4 4. .... 44 4 4 105 , 4 4 .,... 4 .v.... 4 .....,. 4 ....,....,.,r,...... 4 ............ ......,..,......... 4 .,.,.,.. 4 44 4 4 4. ...,. 44 44 110 4 4 4 4 .,., .,..,.. ......,.. .,.. ....,.. ,,.,.. .,.. 4 4 .,., 4 ,,.. 4 .,.. 4 4 4 4 4 .,.,..,. 44 44 4 44 107 A 44 .4 ,.,.,...,. ...,.,. ,.,..,.,,...... 4 .,....,. .,.. .,..,....,.,.r 4 4 4 4 ..,..,...........,.,. 4 .4 4 4 44 44 107 A A A 44 ..,. .,.. 4 .4 .4 4 4 llU 4 4 4 ....,. 4 ,.,., .,..,.. ...., 4 4 .,.., ,....,. ....,.,., ..., ,.,...,4. 4 .,.,4, ,..,.. 4 .,.,. 4 4 ..... ..,,..., 4 .,.,., 4 .... ...... 4 ....,.,., 4 4 4 4 4 4 107 A ......,. 4. 4 ,.,.. .,..,.. 4 ..,. 4 ,... 4 .,... 4 4 .,...4,4..4.,4 4 4 ,4,4.44, .4....4 4 4 .,4. .,.,,.,.,.,..,. lU8 S '. 4 4 .4 4 4 44 44 44 ll2 e 4 44 4 ,... 4 .... 44 4. 44 4. 4 4 4 4 109 A 4 .4..4..,. .4 .,4.44., ,.....44..44444 4 .4 4.44.4 .4..4. 4.44.4 4 4 4 ....4..4 4 4 44 .4 lO7 A - A 4 444.4.4 4444444 .4..4 4 4. 4 44 44.. 4. 4 lO8 A A 4 4 44 .4.4 .4444 4 4444444 .4..444 4 4 4 4 44.. .4..4. 4 4 4. 4 44 llU A 4 4...4 4 4.444 .4..44.4....... ....4. 4 4 ..4.44444 ....4 .444.... .44.4...4.44 .4.. 4 ...... ....4.4.4 4 4444 4 4 444...4.44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4. 44444 109 A 44444.444.4.444444 444444 4.4..4.444....4. 4 4 4 .4 444444 4 ....... 444..4. 4 4 .4 .4.4..4444444.4. 444. .4.44 .4444 4 4 4 4 107 A - - 13 one hundred five A COMPLIMENTS OF FT GBAVEB 20 North State Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa Phone VV.-B. 3-3151 Artists and Designers tor all types of Advertising. 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