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

 - Class of 1951

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As he went forth, though he was untried, he faced life un- afraid because he had been well educated in the arts and skills necessary to meet his life experiences. He knew he would risk his life defending the ideals in which he believed. Yet, his courage was high, and his faith was strong, he set out, confident in his future. The chivalric ideal, though the pattern is changed, still inspires us, and, though our pattern of education differs from that of the medieval crusader, we feel that our school has educated us well so that we go out equipped with knowledge and strength and faith to meet the challenge of the modern chaotic world. five SIX DEDICATIIIN I am but one who humbly speaks for all Of us, that I might tribute pay to him Who is of worth so great that words are weak And faltering the pen that tries to tell His greatness in a few short lines of verse. This man has set a pattern, through the years, To guide us on our way. We found in him our teacher, counselor, And friend. All those who had desire to learn he taught And shared his wisdom so that in their minds There grew ambition and great zeal to know All there might be to know of books and life. To share his knowledge was his great delight. For thirty-eight devoted years he served. To teach us was his joy. Each one of us was always certain that He'd help us solve our problems, great or small. His way was kindliness and truth, and, when All other ways would fail-firm discipline, But based on justice, this we knew. Our Admiration for his sense of justice grew. To guide us was his right. His strength of character is manifest To all who know the life of service he Has led. As citizen he takes his place Among the great men who have served so well. His church he serves in many ways and is A source of strength to those he leads. His life Is witness of the Golden Rule by which men live To serve God and mankind. It will be difficult to see him go- Our cherished friend-we'll miss him constantly. 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Standing: Mr. George Iones, Physical Education, Mr. John Ruddy, Science, Mr. W3llGm Roberts, Music. Absent: Mr. Allred Schimmel Commercial Studies. Superintendent Wilkes-Barre City Schools Mr. Allen E. Bacon Mr. Thomas E. Bradley Mr. Francis T. Truscolt Assistant Principal of Coughlin Successor to Mr. I. H. Super 1 Faculty oster I. H. SUPER Principal. THOMAS E. BRADLEY Assistant Principal. KALMA ADELSON Arithmetic. RUTH T. AUSTIN English. OLIN BARNES Economics, Sociology, World Geography, THERESA E. BASS Foods, Nutrition, Homemaking. RUTH BEHLING Art. ETHEL BEIDLER Latin. ARTHUR BOOTH Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry Adviser, Stamp Club. Treasurer, Board of Pub- lications. Adviser, Girls' Collectors. HENRY C. BOOTH Mechanical and Architectural Drawing. Ad- viser, Bowling Club. Entertainment Fund. IDA M. BRENNER Typewriting. EDWARD BROGAN History. RITA M. CARLIN Spanish. Adviser: Spanish Club, lournal Ref porters' Association. GRACE F. CLARK English. BERNARD I. COBB Mathematics and Geography. Adviser, Hi-Y. NAN W. CONNAUGHTON Algebra. Adviser, Reserve Orchestra. MAE CONNOR Typewriting. EVA V. DIXON Dietitian. Adviser, Senior-Y-Teens RITA DOUGHER Gymnasium. Adviser, G. A. A. NELLIE E. DURKIN Typewriting. ANNE DZURY Shorthand. ARTHUR E. EVANS U. S. History FLORENCE L. EVANS Art. Adviser: Art Staff, Board of Publications, Art Club. MARGARET R. EVANS twelve English. Guidance Counselor and Dean ol Girls. Advisor, Board ol Publications. ' ' ' F' st fl tt t 'ghtl: Mr. I. H. S p , M' Admlnlstrcrtlon r3L..i'3'5.'m.,eMt.S rife... Davis, Mi... 5.32, MEZZ Edith Davis, Miss Tuhy. Second row: Mr. Bradley, Mr. Hine, Mr. Saunders. E h First row lleit to rightjz Miss O'Ma1lev, Miss Iohnson, Miss 15 Lenahan, Miss Golden, Miss Nitch, Mrs, Harrison. Second row: Mrs. Evans, Miss Fisher, Mr, Powell, Miss Austin, Miss Weigand. F' t ll it t ' htjz Languages and Geography NHS. l-?.'ffidZ,eMi5l ligne. Miss Mclieown, Miss McHugh, Miss Wagner, Miss Edna Smit Second row: Mr. Reimonsriyder, Miss Beidler, Miss Carlin, Mr, Palermo. Facu lt Roster HAROLD E. FIELD Machine Shop Praciicc, Blue Print Reading, Shop Maihematics. THOMAS A. FLAHERTY Bookkeeping. Adviser, Bank Cashiers. IOSEPH A. GEBHARDT Algebra. GRACE GOLDEN English. GERQERIIDIE C. HARRISON CHARLES F. HENSLEY Chemisiry, Physics. Visual Education Program. Adviser: Science Club, Cheerleaders, Major- eites, CHESTER I. HINE English. MARIE HUGHES English. MARIORIE HUGHES English. MARY IOHNSON English. HARRIET IONES Geography, HAROLD G. IORDAN General Science. THERESA IUZWIAK Typewriting, Oiiice Practice. WILLIAM KELLY History. FLORENCE KOHN Art. CATHERINE KREIDLER History. PAUL LABEDA Arithmetics, Clerical Training. IAMES LAVIN Safe-Driving. MARY LENAHAN English. ALICE C. LEONARD Advanced Biology, Biology. MARY LEONARD Algebra. PAUL B. LEWIS Physics. Director: Band, Orchestra, Min - AGNES C. LYNCH English, Shorihand, Clerical Training. A. DAVID MAYER Bookkeeping, Business Machines. KATHERINE MCDERMOTT Clothing, - ' F' l i Sciences, Gymnasium, and Health ,5's2,qL'1Yf Sff F. H. Super, Miss Dorothy Smith, Mrs. Aikens, Miss Alice Leonard, Mr, Hensley. Second row: Mr. Payne, Mr. Peel, Mr. Pendergast, Mr. Ruddy, Mr. Iordan. F' I Cl ii io r'ghtl: Mrs, Kohn, Miss Consi- Arts and Shops diss, IMI! lfehlingf Miss Evans, Miss McDermott, Miss Bass. Second row: Mr. Nygren, Mr. Savage, Mr. H. Booth, Mr. Owen, Mr. Lavin, Mr. Fields. ' F' t fl fi T ighili Mis. Brenner, Miss Lynch. Cornrnerclal lD?1vi,k1n,eMisg lilfalsh, Misss Iuzwiak. Second row: Mr. Mayer, Miss Dzury, Mr, Flaherty. ihirteeri Facult . oster THEHESA MCGOVERN Arithmetic. ELIZABETH MCHUGH French, Adviser, French Club. CECILIA MCKEOWN Geography. CHARLES MORGAN History. VICTORIA NITCH English. IOEI.. NYGREN Manual Training. REGINA C. O'MALLEY English. LOUIS PALERMO Spanish, General Science. Coach, Football. IAMES PAYNE Physical Education, Coach: Freshman Basket- ball, Freshman Football. IOSEPH PEEL Biology, Physics, Botany. Coach: Track, Wrestling. Assistant Football Coach. FRANK PENDERGAST Health Education, First Aid, MICHAEL POWELL English, Economics, Civics. IULE T. PRISBEK Pennsylvania History, Civics. Adviser, lunior Red Cross. CARL RICHARDS ' First row tlett to rightlz Mr. W t, M . W lh M Mqthenlatlcs McGovern, Miss Mary Leonard, Miisi Addison CIVIT Treilsis History, Civics, away. Second row: Mr. Gebhardt, Mr. Cobb, Mr. A. Booth. ROBERT RIEIVIIENSNYCIQER Cl b F I , ', . ' ' t ti 'hIM,Kli, mm' mer mm U SOCICII Stl-1d1eS wifi. Eli-.rC.il.,'OMil.i li.eid12., iviiis iflffbesle' er ANNA BUDDY Smith. Second row: Mr. Brogan, Mr. Evans, Mr. Barnes, Mr, Richards M Geography. Saricks, ANTHONY RUDDY Biology. Coach: Basketball, Baseball. HARQLD P- TRETHAWAY IOHN szmrcxs Alqebm' History. Civics- FBAIRICIS TRUSCOTT 'l , ' . R. HAROLD SAUNDERS mmm Guidance Counselor. ZLATA TUHY ELEANOR SIMAKASKI History, Civics, DOROTHY G. SMITH Igieallth Education. Adviser, Girls' Swimming u . EDNA I.. SMITH French. GAYLORD SMITH History. HAZEL P. SMITH Head School Nurse. ELIZABETH B. STEIGER History. FRED H. SUPER Chemistry. Director: Minstrels: Senior-Iunior Outing. Adviser: National Honor Society, lunior Ushers, Key Club, Boys' Counselor. fourteen Librarian. Director, Amateur Show. Adviser, Girls' Bowling Club. SARAH R. WAGNER Latin. Adviser: Freshman Assembly, Comites Latini. ANNE B. WALSH Arithmetic. M. ARLINE WEISS Music. Director: A Cappella Choirg Se lor Select Chorus. ROBERT A. WEST Mathematics. Senior-lunior Manager of Athletics. ELIZABETH WIEGAND English. MYVANWY WILLIAMS English. Dramatic Director. ers', Masquers, Outing. Faculty Adviser: Sricalz- 3 mm -5, M JWWW' V 5. 7 31,15 , M 1 V M aw, gg. , ' W ' F':'t UH! 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IOHN KUTNEY Presidenf IOSEPH KWAK Treasurer Senior Class fficers 1 , , 5 KJ . 1 If LORRAINE CAVAN Secreiary f IOSEPH YANCHIK Mantle Orcxlor Class Song Tune: Too Young Oh, Coughlin High to you we raise, For lessons taught so well and true, A loving song of praise. We sing a fond adieu. Your long-loved memories we do revere, We, who are now about to part From this old school to us so dear, We'll miss you ever in each heart. And, to you we say farewell. Time, passing, breaks school ties that bind Us to our Alma Mater fair. The words we scarce can find To speak the thoughts we share As life's great challenge now before us lies. May each ambition be fulfilled, And future victories be ours In all the hopes and plans we build. To our Coughlin days farewell. The months and years have flown so fast- A few short hours-and then we part. But time cannot erase From every loving heart The pleasant mem'ries of our high school days. A song of gratitude we sing. Our voices, loud and strong, we raise. The Class of Nineteen F ifty-one, To all, we say farewell. by ELIZABETH VVIVELL twenty-one 195 Alberta Aukerlund Iohn Bilski Charles Comoh Wesley Haven Warren Blaker Walter Cron Ioseph Hodun Genevieve Cardell Allen Feld Ianet Huey Lorraine Cavan Ellen Fitzgerald Rosemary Iskra Marion George Theodore lwaniw ational onor Society Gwen Iones Sylvester Klutchko Barbara Kempinski Theodore Kowalski George Laczko hosen Members of the National Honor Society are are scholarship, leadership, character, and chosen from the upper quarter of the senior service to the school. Only fifteen per cent class. Determining factors in their selection of the graduating class may be chosen. twenty-two 1951 Marian Lupco Elvira Mancia Thomas Myers Genevi we Papatopoli Neal Pelesh Genevieve Polacheck Maryann Purla Elizabeth Sauer Iames Sellitto Arleen Shepherd Arm Snyder Bernadine Susa Iohn Sweeney Marie Terpak Beverley Thomas Nancy Thomas Blberia Tlucek Marie Trudnak Iohn Ungvarsky Grace Watkins lames Williams Elizabeth Wivell Raymond Yanchus twenly-three IAMES IOHN ALBERT. Columbia, Academic General. Sale Driving. IRENE ANAGNOS. North, Commercial. Masquers, Speakers', A Cappella Choir, Commencement Chorus, Chapel Entertainment, Iournal Skit, Christ- mas Play, Bowling, 2. RICHARD IOSEPH ASKEW. Grant, Academic General. Senior Play, Track, Masquers, Speakers, ALBERTA IOAN AUKERLUND. Courtright, College Pre- paratory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Secretary, Iunior Class, Editorial Staff, Board ot Publications, Editor, Breidlin, A Cappella Choir, Secretary, Choir, Masquers, Christmas Play, Min- strels, Z, Commencement Chorus, Y-Teens, 2. HAROLD IAMES BACHMAN. St. Clair, Academic General. Sale Driving, First Aid. ROBERT EDWARD BARNOWSKI. Guthrie, Academic General. Wrestling, 2. ANDREW BAROVICH. G. A. R., College Preparatory. Masquers, Vice President, Masquers, Key, German, Commencement Chorus, Science. PAYE RITA BEAIL. North, Commercial. Basketball, 2, Red Cross, Girls' Collectors, Y-Teens, 2. MILDRED MADELINE BEDNAR. Sacred Heart, Aca- demic General. Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A., 3, Girls' Col- lectors. FREDERICK CHARLES BEFFER. St. Iohn's, Academic General. PHILLIP GEORGE BEITH. Mackin, Academic General. Masauers, A Cappella Choir, Vice President, Choir, Amateurs, 2, Chapel Entertainment. IRENE BERNICE BENKOSKI. Mackin, Academic Gen- eral. Varsity Basketball, 3, Girls' Collectors, 2, Y-Teens, 2. IANICE VIOLA BEVAN. S. 6. S. Memorial, Academic General. Basketball, Red Cross, Bank Cashier, Y-Teens, 2. IOHN IOSEPH BILSKI. St. Stanislaus, College Prepara- tory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Com- mencement Chorus, Key, Track, Football. FRANCES MARY BISULCA. S. cS. S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Typing Staff, Board of Publications, Minstrels, Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A., Girls' Collectors. JOHN WARREN BLAKER. Courtright, College Prepara- tory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Speak- ers', Track, 3, Manager, Track, Iournal Reporter, Science. , SHIRLEY LAVERNE BLANNETT. Mackin, Commercial. A Cappella Choir, Basketball, 3, Commencement Chorus. 1Ig',f2,ei,,'fjQ,i,jjs A '?jQQ'2,12tiCh Josspu ALBERT soma. Columbia, Academic Gen- lfjgifj Qgglgn Richard Askew Mildred Bednar eral. First Ald. Frances Bisulcc Alberta Aukerlund Frederick Beffer Iohn Bluker Harold Bachman Phillip Beith Shirley Blcrnneit Robert Barnowski Irene Benkoski Ioseph Boler twenty-tour Dolores Bombay Paul Bond Donald Brandt Donald Breese B b B d ar ara ry en Ioan Buczko DOLORES CHRISTINE BOMBAY. S. 6. S. Memorial, Commercial. Bank Cashiers', Sate Driving, Y-Teens, Commencement Chorus. PAUL DAVID BOND. Courtright, Academic General. Wrestling, 4, Safe Driving. DONALD MORGAN BRANDT. Guthrie, College Prepar- atory. Art, Masquers. DONALD EDWARD BREESE. North, Academic General. Band, 4, Orchestra, President, Band, A Cappella Choir. BARBARA KATHERINE BRYDEN. Thompson, Academic General. Y-Teens, Commencement Chorus. IOAN MARIE BUCZKO. St. Stanislaus', Commercial. Speakers', Y-Teens, 2, Bowling, 2. TERESA MARIE BUDZIN. Courtright, Commercial. Y- Teens, 2, Red Cross, Volleyball. IEAN MARIE CALLAHAN. Holy Saviour, Academic General. Basketball, Commencement Chorus, lournal Reporter, Art Statf, Secretary, Art, G. A. A., 2. GENEVIEVE CAROLINE CARDELL. SS. Peter G Paul's, Commercial. National Honor Society, Masauers, Senior Play, Y-Teens, 2, Iournal Reporter, 3, Swim- ming. ROBERT CART. CARUTH. Courtright, College Prepara- tory. Safe Driving, Hi-Y, Science, Wrestling, 2, First Aid. LORRAINE ALICE CAVAN. Holy Saviour, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Secretary, Senior Class: Varsity Basketball, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Presi- dent, Sr. Y-Teens. MICHAEL RICHARD CHECK. Courtright, Academic General. First Aid, Sale Driving. ARTHUR SIGURD CHRISTIANSON. Oliver, College Preparatory. Varsity Orchestra, 3, Freshman Orches- tra, Science, Hi-Y. PHILOMENA RITA CIGLER. Sacred Heart, Commer- cial. Business Staff, 2, Home Nursing, German, Swimming, Safe Driving. REGINA GENEVIEVE CIKOWSKI. Guthrie, Academic General. Basketball, 2, G. A. A., 2, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, Latin. CHARLES WILLIAM COMOH. S. cSf S. Memorial, Col- lege Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Varsity Track, 2, Iournal Reporters, 2, Key, French. WALTER DAVID CONRAD. North, College Prepara- tory. Varsity Track, 4, German, 2, Vice President, German, Key, Hi-Y, First Aid. WILLIAM LOUIS CONWAY. Mackin, College Prepara- tory. Varsity Track, 2, Masquers, Speakers, Vice President, Speakers, A Cappella Choir, Hi-Y, Ger- feeggsgueffgxzig Anhur Chrismmson man, Se1'1i0I' PICIY. G?xe1:ieveCCarcge1l . I' I Philomena Cigler Regina Cikowski Charles Comoh Walter Conrad William Conway twenty-live Evelyn Conyers EVELYN ETHEL CONYERS. G. A. R., Academic Gen- eral. Bowling, Y-Teens, A Cappella Choir. LOUIS EDWARD CORA. North, College Preparatory. First Aid, Sale Driving. WANDA ANN COURTRIGHT. St. Clair, Academic Gen- eral. Bank Cashiers', Red Cross, German, Y-Teens, 2, First Aid. WALTER CHARLES CRON. S. G S. Memorial, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, President, Iunior Class, Key, 3, President, Key, Varsity Baseball, 3, Co-captain, Baseball, Varsity Basketball, 2, Science, 3, Bank Cashiers', 3, Iournal Reporters', First Aid, Speakers', Commencement Chorus. FRANK WALTER DANIELS. Lee Park, Academic Gen- eral. First Aid, Safe Driving. IOHN DANILACK. Columbia, Academic General. Varsity Football, 2, Baseball, Freshman Basketball, Science, Sate Driving, First Aid. MADELINE MAE DECKER. Courtright, Commercial. Y-Teens, Bank Cashier, First Aid, Varsity Basket- ball, Z, Commencement Chorus. STANLEY DELESCAVAGE. North, Academic General. A Cappella, Masquers, First Aid, District Festival, Amateurs. REINHOLD EMIL DERENFELD. North Scranton Ir. High, College Preparatory. Science, German, 2, President, German, Hi-Y, Bowling, First Aid. GERALD EDWARD DETTMORE. Holy Saviour, Aca- demic General. Hi-Y, Baseball, 2, First Aid, Safe Driving. MARY ANN DETTMORE. Holy Saviour, Commercial. First Aid. MARILYN IEAN DEVANS. G. A. R., Academic Gen- eral. A Cappella Choir, Swimming, Safe Driving. MERLYN ION DIXON. Courtright, College Preparatory. Bowling, Hi-Y, Masquers, Speakers, Science, Senior Play, First Aid, Minstrels, ANTHONY CHARLES DOUGALAS. Grant St., College Preparatory. Varsity Orchestra, 3, Track, 3, Band, 4, Minstrels, 2, Latin, Consul, Latin, Band Concert, French, Freshman Orchestra, Chapel Program, First Aid, Safe Driving. ROBERT STANLEY DYSLESKI. S. G S. Memorial, Col- lege Preparatory. Iunior Ushers, Art Editor, Iournal, Reporter, Art, Safe Driving, Iunior-Senior Outing Committee, First Aid. MARIAN DZANKO. St. Mary's, Commercial. Ama- teurs, First Aid, Speakers', Ass't Bank Cashier, Red Cross, Home Nursing. ROSEMARY LORRAINE EMERICK. Grant, Academic General. Swimming, First Aid, Safe Driving. Louis Com IOSEPH EVANCHICK. Grant, Commercial. Spanish, Wanda Cnurtright 2, Safe Driving, First Aid. Walter Cron Frank Daniels Iohn Dnnilack twenty-six Madeline Decker Stanley Delesccvage Rheinhold Derenield Gerald Deltrnore Mary Dettmore Mari yn Devans Merlyn Dixon Anthony Dougulcxs Robert Dysleski Marian Dzanko Rosemariy Emerick loseph vanchick George Evans Ioseph Evans Iohn Fudden Ann Fallon Inez Fanucci Shirley Fedak Allen Feld Pairicia Finn Ellen Fitzgerald Rebecca Fleming Margaret Flynn Iames Gattuso GEORGE HENRY EVANS. St. Clair, College Prepara- tory. Wrestling, 3, Red Cross, 2, Art, Science, Safe Driving. IOSEPH FREDERICK EVANS. Courtrighi, Academic General. Christmas Play, Senior Play, Hi-Y. IOHN IOSEPH FADDEN. Mackin, Academic General. Varsity Orchestra, 2, Student Leader, Band, 4. ANN MARIE FALLON. St. Iohn's, Academic General. Swimming, President, Swimming, Basketball, Min- strels, 3, Strutters, 2, Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A., 4. INEZ FANUCCI. S. 6. S. Memorial, Commercial. Y- Teens, 2, Spanish, Safe Driving. SHIRLEY ANN FEDAK. St. Iohn's, Academic General. G. A. A., Swimming, Red Cross. ALLEN FELD. Grant, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Speakers, Masquers, Make-Up Crew, 3, German, 2. PATRICIA IOAN FINN. Grant, Academic General. G. A. A., 3, Vice President, G. A. A., Strutters, A Cappella Choir, Swimming. ELLEN ANN FITZGERALD. S. 6. S. Memorial, Com- mercial. National Honor Society, Ir. Ushers, Mimeo- graph Staff, Board of Publications, Masquers, Christ- mas Play, Y-Teens, 2, President, Ir. Y-Teens, Bank Casl'1iers', 2, Ir. Red Cross. REBECCA MAE FLEMING. North, Academic General. MARGARET GERTRUDE FLYNN. St. Iohn's, Academic General. First Aid. IAMES IOSEPH GATTUSO. Grant, Academic General. Varsity Track, 2, Outing Committee. IEROME STANLEY GAZINSKI. S. 6. S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Art, Varsity Baseball. MARION IANE GEORGE. North, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Spanish, 2, Vice Presi- dent, President, Spanish, Mirneograph Staff, Board of Publications, Iournal Reporters, Red Cross Coun- cil, 2, Bank Cashiers, Y-Teens, 2. IAMES ROBERT GIBBONS. St. Iohn's, College Prepara- tory. Science, German, Hi-Y, First Aid. THERESA MARIE GOLA. St. Stanislaus, Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, Treasurer, Sr. Y-Teens, Bank Cashier, Minstrels, Masquers, Red Cross, G. A. A., Basket- ball, Swimming, Spanish, Senior Tea Committee. IOHN STANLEY GRAHAM. S. 51 S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. A Cappella Choir, Art. BETTY CLAIRE GRIFFITH. Laurel Run, Academic Gen- eral. Swimming, First Aid. lerorne Gazinski Marion George Iames Gibbons Theresa Gola gahn Graham etty Griffith twenty-seven ,HQ LeRoy Griffith Frederick Hapersberqer Ioseph Hodun Francis Gripp William Hapersb rger Audrey Hoffman Iosaph Guhanick Iohn Harowicz Donald Horan Marlene Gurdock Mary Harowicz Patrick Hotchkiss Dorothy Hall Matthew Hasinecz Bernadine Hrabowski Iohn Halloran Carl Haven In-met Huey twenty-eight LEROY GRIFFITH. Laurel Run, Academic General. First Aid, Art. FRANCIS IOHN GRIPP. S. QS. S. Memorial, College Preparatory. Science, Safe Driving. IOSEPH GUHANICK. Grant, Academic General. MARLENE SANDRA GURDOCK. S. 6. S. Memorial, Academic General. Strutters, 2, Minstrels. DOROTHY WATSON HALL. Laurel Run, Academic General. A Cappella Choir, 2, First Aid. IOHN MICHAEL HALLORAN. Holy Saviour, College Preparatory. A Cappella Choir, 2, President, A Cap- pella Choir, Masquers, l, Secretary, Speakers', French, Science, Chapel Entertainment, First Aid, Iournal Skit, Christmas Program, 2, District Festival. FREDERICK GERARD HAPERSBERGER. Grant, Aca- demic General. Art, 2, Art Staff, Board of Publica- tions, A Cappella Choir. WILLIAM IOHN HAPERSBERGER. Oliver, Academic General. Art, First Aid. IOHN ANDREW HAROWICZ. St. Stanislaus', College Preparatory. Science, Safe Driving. MARY IEAN HAROWICZ. S. 6: S. Memorial, Commer- cial. Y-Teens, 2, Iunior Choir, Spanish, 2, Girls' Collectors, Swimming, Home Nursing. MATTHEW ROBERT HASINECZ. St. Mary's, College Preparatory. German, Art, First Aid. CARL WESLEY HAVEN. Courtriaht, College Prepara- tory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Key, 3, Secretary, Key, Lt. Gov. Dist. ll Key Club Interna- tional, Hi-Y, President, Hi-Y Council, Red Cross, President, Red Cross, Iournal Reporter, Speakers, Masquers. IOSEPH LEONARD HODUN. SS. Peter 6. Paul, Aca- demic General. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Safe Driving, First Aid. AUDREY ANN HOFFMAN. North, Academic General. German, Bowling, Swimming, First Aid, Y-Teens, Red Cross. DONALD IOSEPH HORAN. Holy Saviour, College Pre- paratory. A Cappella Choir, French, First Aid. E i s. 1 ' - . erman, Hi- , Io n orter, Safe Driv- in , First Aid. ' B AD E ROSE H A SKI. G hrie, Commer- cial. First Aid, Spanish, Girls' Coll tors, Swimming, Safe Driving, Home Nursing, Latin, 2. IANET RUTH HUEY. S. 61 S. Memorial, Commercial. National Honor Society, Majorette, Spanish, 2, Girls' Collectors, 3, G. A. A., 3, Y-Teens, 2, Tunior Choir, First Aid, Safe Driving, Minstrels, 3, Ama- teurs, Iournal Reporter. DOROTHY ANN IHNAT. Sacred Heart, Academic Gen- eral. Bank Cashiers', Y-Teens, 2, Swimming. ROSEMARY BARBARA ISKRA. Sacred Heart, Commer- cial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Bank Cashiers', French, A Cappella Choir, Board of Pub- lications, Safe Driving, Y-Teens, 2, Inter-Club Coun- cil Representative. THEODORE IWANIW. Grant, Academic General. Na- tional Honor Society, Speakers, French, Iournal Re- porters', First Aid, Safe Driving. ARLINE IULIA IASONIS. Mackin, Commercial. Swim- ming, Red Cross, Home Nursing. THOMAS MATTHEW IASONIS. Grant, Academic Gen- eral. Baseball, 3, Basketball, Manager, Band, Mas- quers, Outing Committee, Z, Speakers', Bank Cash- iers', Iournal Reporters', Red Cross, Christmas Play. ARLEEN PATRICIA IASULEWICZ. Grant, Academic General. Red Cross, Strutters, Outing Committee, Swimming, G. A. A., 3. CLIFFORD LOUIS IONES. Courtright, Commercial. Bank Cashiers', Hi-Y. GWEN ELIZABETH IONES. S. ci S. Memorial, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Varsity Orchestra, 3, French, Y-Teens, Minstrels, 3, Amateurs, 3, G. A. A., Masquers, A Cappella Choir, Breidlin Skit. MORGAN RICHARD IONES. S. 6. S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Safe Driving, Red Cross. SHIRLEY EVELYN IONES. S. 61 S. Memorial, Commer- cial. Spanish, Y-Teens, 2. WALTER WAYNE IORDAN. S. 6. S. Memorial, College Preparatory. Iunior Ushers, Varsity Wrestling, 2. IOHN MICHAEL IUGON. St. Clair, Academic General. Track, 2. MARY ALICE KADLUBOSKI. Holy Saviour, Academic General. Swimming, Bowling, First Aid, Safe Driv- ing. CONSTANCE IOAN KAMINSKI. St. Clair, Academic General. G. A. A., Y-Teens, Girls' Collectors. THOMAS FRANCES KANE. St. Iohn's, Academic Gen- eral. Hi-Y, Assistant Head Bank Cashier, Varsity Basketball, 2. LEO FRANCIS KASACZUN. Grant, College Prepara- tory. Varsity Basketball, Z, Hi-Y, Bank Cashiers, Track, Red Cross. WILLIAM ALOYSIUS KELLY. S. 451 S. Memorial, Col- lege Preparatory. Safe Driving, First Aid. BETTY IANE KEYES. Grant, Commercial. First Aicl. Dorothy Ihnat Rosemary Iskra Theodore lwaniw Arline Iasonis Thomas Iasonis Arleen Iasulewicz Clifford Iones Gwen Iones Morgan Iones Shirley Iones Walter Iordan Iol-in Iugon Mary Kadluboski Constance Kaminski Thomas Kane Leo Kasaczun William Kelly Betty Keyes twenty-nine IOSEPH IOHN KWAK. Guthrie, Academic General. Football, 2, Track, Z, Speakers, Key, Hi-Y, First Aid, A Cappella Choir, Outing Committee, German, Treasurer, Senior Class, Wrestling, Masquers, Min- strels, Broidlin Skit. GEORGE LACZKO. Grant, Commercial. National Honor Society, Head Bank Cashier, German, Christ- mas Play. IRIS AGNES KLEIN. North, Academic General. A Cap- pella Choir, District Chorus, Safe Driving, Bowling, Swimming. SYLVESTER KLUTCHKO, IR. Mackin, College Prepara- tory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Science, Hi-Y, 2, French, 2. MARY THERESA KNASIAK. SS. Peter fi Paul's, Com- mercial. Y-Teens, 2, Safe Driving, First Aid, Com- mencement Chorus. BARBARA ANN KOMPINSKI. Columbia, College Pre- paratory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, French, G. A. A., 2, Y-Teens, 2, Swimming, First Aid, Safe Driving. FRANCIS PAUL KORMAN. St. Clair, Academic Gen- eral. Bank Cashiers', German, Wrestling, 2, Track, Christmas Play. LEONARD LOUIS KOVAL. St. Stanislaus', College Pre- . ratory. Track, 3 MARGARET MARY KOVALIK. Sctred Heart, College Preparatory. G. A. A., 3, Y-Teen , Z, Bank Cashiers, lournal Reporters', First Aid, Safe Driving. THEODORE ALBERT KOWALSKI. St. Stanislaus', Col- leae Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, First Aid. ROBERT LEONARD KOZELSKY. St. Stanislaus', Aca- demic General. Art, German, First Aid. IOSEPH PETER KOZEMKO. S. :Sf S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Hi-Y, Key, Football, 2, Make-Up Crew. LAWRENCE CHARLES KRAYNANSKI. S. ci S. Me- morial. Academic General. Iournal Reporters, First Aid, Hi-Y, Cheerleader, Z. CARL KREMPASKY. Guthrie, Academic General. Ger- man, Outing Committee. THERESA HELEN KRUKOWSKI. St. Stanislaus', Com- mercial. Sale Driving, German, Swimming. IOANN DOLORES KUCZINSKI. Sacred Heart, Aca- demic General. Bowling, Swimming, Y-Teens, Z. IOSEPH CARL KULICK. S. G S. Memorial, Academic General. IOHN IOSEPH KUTNEY. Grant, Academic Gencral. Football, 3, Captain, Football, First Aid, Basketball, 2, Track, 4, A Cappella Choir, Spanish, Key, Min- strels, President, Senior Class, lournal Reporters, Hi-Y, Masquers. thirty Iris Klein Margaret Kovaiik Theresa Krukowski Sylvester Klutchko, Ir. Theodore Kowalski Ioann Kuczinski Mary Knasiak Robert Kozelsky Ioseph Kulick Barbara Kempinski Ioseph Kozemlco Iohn Kutney Francis Korman Lawrence Kraynanski Ioseph Kwak Leonard Koval Carl Krempasky George Laczko Ioseph Lada Robert Litchman Lawrence Mahally Patricia Lecce Beverly Long George Makuch Ralph Lesko Nelson Lowe Ursu a Mamola Daniel Lewis Marian Lupco Elvira Mancia Nancy Lipiert Mildred Macho Peter Maggitish Ioseph Lisoisky Francis Mahal Georgia arley IOSEPH IEROME LADA. Sacred Heart, Academic Gen- eral. PATRICIA ROSE LECCE. North, Academic General. Y-Teens, Safe Driving, First Aid. RALPH IOHN LESKO. Columbia, Academic General. DANIEL ALBERT LEWIS. Grant, Academic General. Bowling, 4, Bank Cashiers', 2, Manager, Wrestling, 2. NANCY LOUISE LIPFERT. Courtright, Commercial. A Cappella Choir, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, G. A. A., 3, Speakers, Minstrels.. IOSEPH LISOFSKY. St. Clair, Commercial. Speakers, Amateurs, French, Christmas Play. ROBERT IOSEPH LITCHMAN. S. df S, Memorial, Aca- demic General. BEVERLY IOAN LONG. Oliver, Commercial. Mas- quers, Christmas Play, Y-Teens. NELSON WOEHRLE LOWE. S. df S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. First Aid. MARIAN ANN LUPCO. Courtright, Commercial. Na- tional Honor Societv, Iunior Ushers, A Cappella Choir, Editorial Stall, Board of Publications, Mas- quers, Speakers', French, Christmas Play, G. A. A., 3, Red Cross, Bank Casl'1iers', 2, Y-Teens, Z, Min- strels. ,., 4 MILDRED ANN MACHO. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Typing Stalt, Board of Publications, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, First Aid, Red Cross, Minstrels. FRANCIS MICHAEL MAHAL. Courtright, Academic General. Wrestling, 2, German, 3, Hi-Y, Safe Driv- ing. LAWRENCE PAUL MAHALLY. Mackin, Academic Gen- eral. Football, 2, Key, Hi-Y, German, First Aid, Iournal Reportersf GEORGE MICHAEL MAKUCH. Ukrainian Grade School, Poland, Academic General. Art Stall, Board ot Publications, Art Editor, Breidlin, Art, Treasurer, Art, Spanish, Masquers. URSULA IMELDA MAMOLA. Sacred Heart, Commer- cial. lunior Ushers, Typing Stall, Y-Teens, Senior Play, German, Swimming, Bank Cashiers', 2, G. A. A., Girls' Collectors, Masquers, Minstrels. ELVIRA HELEN MANCIA. Columbia, Commercial. Na' tional Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Y-Teens, 2, Masquers, Speakers', G. A. A., 3, Iournal Reporter, G. A. A., Red Cross, Bank Cashiers, Swimming, Girls' Collectors. PETER MARGITISH. St. Mary's, Academic General. GEORGIA KATHLEEN MARLEY. St. lohn's, College Preparatory. Masquers, Speakers', Y-Teens, 2, lournal Skit, Christmas Play, Basketball, 2, Girls' Collectors, 2, Minstrels. thirty one Ioan Martin Anne McAfee William McGuire Marilyn Metzger Ioseph Mitchell Francis Montcrque Gerald Mcrshinski Donald McCue Catherine McKeand Ruth Miller Thelma Mitchell Peter Moroskx Mary May Mary McGroarty Melianiu Mench IOAN ELIZABETH MARTIN. G. A. R., Academic Gen- eral. G. A. A., 3, Speakers, Y-Teens. GERALD MICHAEL MASHINSKI. Grant, Academic General. Bank Cashiers, Sate Driving, German, First Aid, Science. MARY FRANCES MAY. St. Iohn's, College Preparatory. French, 2, Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A., 3, Bowling, Com- mencement Chorus, First Aid, Safe Driving. ANNE MARIE MCAFEE. S. ci. S. Memorial, Commer- cial. Spanish, 2, Girls' Collectors, 2, Y-Teens, Z, First Aid, Commencement Chorus. DONALD ALOYSIUS MCCUE. Holy Saviour, College Preparatory. German, Hi-Y, Science, Sale Driving, First Aid. MARY ALICE MCGROARTY. Grant, College Prepara- tory. French, 2, G. A. A., 3, First Aid, Y-Teens, 2, Bowling, Safe Driving, Commencement Chorus. WILLIAM FRANCIS MCGUIRE. St. lohn's, College Pre- paratory. Basketball, 2, Captain, Basketball, Hi-Y, German, First Aid, Safe Driving, Breidlin Skit, Mas- quers, Minstrels, Bank Cashiers, Speakersf CATHERINE LOUISE MCKEAND. S. 6. S. Memorial, Commercial. Basketball, Spanish, Treasurer, Parlia- mentarian, Spanish, Y-Teens, 2, Girls Collectors, First Aid, Sale Driving, Swimming, Commencement Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Minstrels. MELIANIA HELEN MENCH. S. QS S. Memorial, Com- mercial. First Aid. thirty-two Seymour Miller Donald Mohr Thomas Morpeth MARILYN RUTH METZGER. Mackin, Commercial. Y- Teens, Swimming, First Aid, Home Nursing, Com- mencement Chorus. RUTH HAZEL MILLER. Mackin, Academic General. German, 2, Y-Teens, First Aid, Commencement Chorus. SEYMOUR LEONARD MILLER. G. A. R., Academic General. German, First Aid. IOSEPH DOMINICK MITCHELL. S. G S. Memorial, Academic General. A Cappella Choir, Bowling, Hi- Y, Spanish, Iournal Reporter, Spanish, Reserve Or- chestra, Track. THELMA MARION MITCHELL. Mackin, Academic General. Speakers', Christmas Play. DONALD MOHR. S. ci S. Memorial, Academic Gen- eral. First Aid, Safe Drivina. FRANCIS JOHN MONTAGUE. St. Clair, Academic General. First Aid. PETER IAMES MOROSKI. Grant, Academic General. Masquers, Speakers, Hi-Y, Science, Track, 2, Wrestling, 2, Breidlin Skit, Red Cross, Minstrels, First Aid, Sale Driving. THOMAS MORPETH. Mackin, Academic General. Wrestling, 2, Track, 3, Hi-Y, Safe Driving. Stella Mosciewski Irene Mroz Thomas Myers Mary Neade Elizabeth Nicholson Barbara Ogm Robert Mosley. Ir. Francis Mulhern Rosemary Nallon Mildred Neals Mildred Novinski Shirley Oleniak Walter Mosley 4 George Murray Frances Navola I. Roy Nichols Ioan Obuhosky Ioan Oplinger STELLA MARIE MOSCIEWSKI. St. Clair, Academic General. Y-Teens, Swimming, First Aid, Red Cross. ROBERT MOSLEY. IR. S. 6. S. Memorial, Academic General. First Aid. WALTER MOSLEY. S. 61 S. Memorial, Academic Gen- eral. IRENE BARBARA MROZ. St. Ioseph's, Academic Gen- eral. Girls' Collectors, Spanish, First Aid, Y-Teens, 2, Swimming. FRANCIS IOHN MULHERN. St. Iohn's, Academic Gen- eral. Masquers, Speakers', Senior Play, Christmas Play, Hi-Y, Science, Red Cross, Iournal Reporters'. GEORGE MICHAEL MURRAY. St. Iohn's, College Preparatory. German, Hi-Y, Bank Cashiers', Stamp, First Aid, Science, Masquers. THOMAS IRVING MYERS. North, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Senior Play, Masquers, Speakers', Science, 2, German, 2, Min- strels, Z, Hi-Y. ROSEMARY IANE NALLON. S. G S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Strutters, Swimming, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Home Nursing. FRANCES STELLA NAVOLA. S. ci' S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Spanish, Red Cross, First Aid, Swimming, Y-Teens. MARY ESTHER NEADE. Mackin, Academic General. Swimming, Safe Driving, Red Cross, Bowling, 2, Y- eens. MILDRED KATHERINE NEALS. St. Iohn's, College Praparatory. Y-Teens, 2, Treasurer, Iunior Y-Teens, Varsity Basketball, 3, Bowling, Z, G. A. A., 3, French, Swimming, Red Cross, Safe Driving. I. ROY NICHOLS. Courtright, Academic General. ELIZABETH IDA NICHOLSON. G. A. R., College Pre- paratory. A Cappella Choir, Latin, 2, G. A. A., 2. MILDRED NOVINSKI. S. 6. S. Memorial, General. Girls' Collectors. IOAN MARIE OBUHOSKY. St. Sianislaus', Commercial. German, 2, Girls' Collectors, 3, First Aid, Y-Teens, 2, Red Cross, Speakers'. BARBARA ANN OGIN. Courtright, Academic General. A Cappella Choir, 2, Safe Driving, Girls' Collectors, Minstrels, 2, Chapel Entertainment. SHIRLEY MAY OLENIAK. SS. Peter 6. Paul's, Academic General. Girls' Collectors, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Safe Driving, Swimming. 1 IOAN ANN OPLINGER. S. 61 S. Memorial, Academic General. Speakers, Iournal Reporters, Y-Teens. thirty three FRANK OTLOWSKI. Courtright, Academic General. BERNARD FRANK PACIGA. Sacred Heart, Academic General, Baseball, 3, Basketball, 2, First Aid. GENEVIEVE ROSE PAPATOPOLI. St. Iohn's, Academic General, National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Editor-in-Chief, Iournal, Editorial Staff, Z, Minstrels, 3, Amateurs, G. A. A., 3, President, G. A. A., Y- Teens, Z, Secretary, Senior Y-Teens, Strutters, Z, Commencement Chorus, Speakers'. NEAL BASIL PELESH. Guthrie, College Preparatory, National Honor Society, Editor-in-Chief, Breidlin, Editorial Staff, 2, Key, 2, Vice President, Key, Speak' ers', Hi-Y, German, 2, A Cappella, Z, Masquers, Minstrels, 2, Baseball, Varsity, Z, Science, Bank Cashiers, Outing Committee, Commencement Chorus. ANN PETROSKI. Oliver, Academic General, Senior Play, G. A. A., Spanish, Z, Amateurs, Minstrels, Masquers. HENRY LOUIS PETROSKY. Courtright, Academic Gen- eral. Bowling, 2. MYRON PETER PETRUSKA. St. Mary's, Academic Gen- eral. Baseball, 2, Wrestling, 2, Bowling. ELEANOR PEWORCHIK. S. QS S. Memorial, Academic General. G. A. A., Red Cross, Y-Teens, 2, Safe Driving, Commencement Chorus. RAYMOND WILLIAM PIVINSKI. SS. Peter 5. Paul's, Academic General. First Aid. Frank Otlowski Neal Pelesh Myron Petruska Bernard Pacigcx Ann Petroski Eleanor Peworchilg Genevieve Paputopoli Henry Petrosky Raymond Pivinslu GENEVIEVE POLACHECK. Sacred Heart, Commercial, National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Typing Staff, Girls' Collectors, 3, President, Girls' Collectors, G. A. A., 2, Y-Teens, 2, Spanish, 2, Swimming, Masquers, Basketball, Outing Committee, Breidlin Skit. CARL IOSEPH POLAND. St. Clair, College Prepara- tory. Hi-Y, German. FRANCES MARY POLKOWSKI. Mackin, Academic General. Safe Driving, Y-Teens, 2, Swimming, Home Nursing. GLORIA HELENE POSTUPAK. Courtright, Academic General. Bank Cashier, Red Cross, Art, G. A. A., 2, Bowling, President, Y-Teens. EDNA MAE PRICE. Kingston, Academic General. ELIZABETH LOU PRIETO. Grant, Commercial. Span- ish, 2, Treasurer, Spanish, G. A. A., 3, Girls' Col- lectors, 3, Secretary, Y-Teens, 2, Typing Staff, Swim- ming, Minstrels, MARYANN KATHLEEN PURTA. Guthrie, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Typing Staff, G. A. A., 2, Spanish, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, 3, Basketball, First Aid, Bank Cashiers'. ANTHONY PATRICK QUAGLIARIELLO. Mackin, Aca- demic General. Varsity Track, 2, Wrestling, 2. PATRICIA ANN RAUB. st. toms, Academic General. G g,jgf',fgggh G1g2g,Pg1gg2'k ,,n,,2f,gQf'5g,ggQg,,,o Iournal Reporter, 3, G. A. A., 3. Frances Polkowski Elizabeth Prints Patricia Ruub thirty-tour ANN MARY REARDON. Holy Saviohr, Academic Gen- eral. Safe Driving, loumal Reporter, Y-Teens. CLAIREMMARGUMITE REILLY. North, Afidemic Gen- gql. Bowling: 2, Spanish, 2, G. Afli., 2, Y-Teens, rst Aid, 'Safe Driving. .Z - N, . RICHARD IOHN REINARD. St. lohn's, Academic Gen- eral. BERNARD IOHN RIDILLA. Sacred Heart, Academic General. IOHN MATTHEW RIDILLA. Sacred Heart, Academic General. First Aid. LOIS ANN ROBERTS. S. 6. S. Memorial, Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, Bowling, Red Cross, Safe Driving. DANIEL IOSEPH RUKSTALIS. Courtright, College Pre- paratory. Var 'y Fot ba , 2, Hi-Y, First Aid' fe Driving, Outirgiesingi. 43.1-2'fLf-f i - '4 yy vi i ,. ' gl. J.. fl. , I tg 3?1l5j',1Rgl..,.' f E' 'fa HARRY RUSENKO. St. Stanisl'aus', cademic General. Bowling, 2, First Aid. RAYMOND IOSEPH SALWOSKI. Grant, Academic General. First Aid, Art. Ann, Reardon Bernard Ridilla Daniel Rukstalis .Claire Reilly Iohn Ridil'a Harry Rusenlco Richard Reinzxrd Lois Roberts Raymond Salwoski THERESA MARIE SAPP. Sacred Heart, Academic Gen- eral. G. A. A., Girls' Collectors. ELIZABETH MARIE SAUER. North, College Prepara- tory. National Honor Society, lunior Ushers, Busi- ness Statt, Board ot Publications, Z, Majorettes, Mas- quers, Speakers, Y-Teens, Z, G. A, A., Minstrels, French, 2, First Aid, Safe Driving, Commencement Chorus, Red Cross. HANNAH REESE SCHULTZ. S. 61 S. Memorial, College Preparatory. Safe Driving, First Aid, Y-Teens, Freshman Orchestra, German, Minstrels, Commence- ment Chorus. RITA ANN SCHULTZ. St. Stanislaus, Commercial. G. A. A., Senior Play, First Aid, Swimming, Masquers, Commencement Chorus, Minstrels, Senior Tea Com- mittee. IEROME WILLIAM SCHWAB. St, lohn's, Academic General. Hi-Y, First Aid, Safe Driving. IOHN BERNARD SEFCIK. Sacred Heart, Academic General. A Cappella, Safe Driving, First Aid. IAIVIES GUITANO SELLITTO. North, College Prepara- tory. National Honor Society, lunior Ushers, Christ- mas Play, Outing Committee, Key, 2, Hi-Y, 2, Ger- man, 2, Science, 2, Minstrels, Commencement Chorus, Safe Driving, Red Cross, Iournal Reporter, Masquers, Speakers. GERALDINE MARIE SESTAK. St. lohn's, Commercial. German, 2, Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A., Swimming, First Aid, Girls' Collectors, Commencement Chorus. ELEANOR IUNE SHADES. Mackin, College Prepara- tory. Business Staff, Board of Publications, 2, Girls' Tl 9 5' SUPP mf' sch'-'ll' 155199 hum' Collectors, 3, Speakers, Y-Teens, 2, French, First Aid, Eggzxhgsgxgif h?:'1?:g:::,'ff,qb ciizglggfagsgggk Safe Driving, Minstrels, Commencement Chorus, thirty-tive Arleen Shephard Iurnes Sheridan Victor Shiloski Sylvia Shorts Shirley Shovlin Cecilia Sxncovoqo thirty-six Ioseph Sincuvoge Ianice Singley Dorothy Sxsko Ioan Sisko ' Frank Smolko q Ann Smydan ARLEEN LOUISE SHEPHERD. Courtright, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Y-Teens, Z, Spanish, 2, Iournal Reoorter, Mimeograph Staff, Board of Publications, Safe Driving. IAMES LEO SHERIDAN. Grant, Academic General. Iournal Reporter, First Aid, Freshman Basketball. VICTOR LAWRENCE SHILOSKI. Columbia, Academic General. SYLVIA ROSE SHORTS. North, Academic General. Y- Teens, 2, G. A. A., 2, Strutters, Swimming, Bowling, First Aid, Sale Driving, Home Nursing. SHIRLEY ANN SHOVLIN. St. Iohn's, Academic Gen- eral. G. A. A., 3, Treasurer, G. A. A., Outing Com- mittee, 2, Commencement Chorus. CECILIA TERESA SINCAVAGE. St. Clair, Commercial. Spanish, 2, Y-Teens, 2. IOSEPH DANIEL SINCAVAGE. Courtright, Academic General. Senior Play, Masquers, Speakers, Latin, Hi-Y, Ioumal Skit, First Aid, Christmas Play, Red Cross, Minstrels. IANICE MARIE SINGLEY. Mackin, Commercial. Bank Cashiers', Spanish, 2, Safe Driving, First Aid. DOROTHY SOPHIE SISKO. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Typing Staff, Board ot Publications, Spanish, G. A. A., 2, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Collectors, Home Nursing, Swimming, Breidlin Skit, Iournal Reporter, Masquers, Senior Tea Committee. IOAN ANN SISKO. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Edi- torial Staff, Board of Publications, 2, Basketball, Y- Teens, 2, G. A. A., Masquers, Speakers', Red Cross, 2, Secretary, Delegate, Home Nursing, Breidlin Skit. FRANK ALBERT SMOLKO. Sacred Heart, Academic General. Senior Play, Christmas Play, Masquers, Speakers', Baseball, 2, Art, 2, Stage Crew, Make-Up Crew, First Aid, Minstrels, Key. ANN CATHRINE SMYDEN. Grant, College Prepara- tory. G. A. A., 3, Basketball, Freshman Orchestra, German, 2, Saie Driving, First Aid. FLORENCE VICTORIA SNITKO. Guthrie, Commercial. Christmas Play, Bank Cashiers, Girls' Collectors, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Masquers, Speakers. ANN ELIZABETH SNYDER. Oliver, Commercial. Na- tional Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, French, Iournal Reporter, Bank Cashiers', A Cappella, Y-Teens, 2, Safe Driving, Mimeograph Stafi, Board of Publica- tions, Masquers, Commencement Chorus. MALCOLM DELBERT SNYDER. Courtright, Academic General. JOHN MARTIN SOKOL. St. Clair, College Preparatory. Stage Crew, 4, Christmas Plav, First Aid, Safe Driv- ing, Band, Art, 2. LEONARD CYRIL SOKOLSKI. Grant Street, College Preparatory. JOSEPH ANTHONY SOTT. S. G S. Memorial, Academic General. Art, Safe Driving, A Cappella. Florence Snitko Ann Sngder Malcolm nyder Iohn Sokol Leonard Sokolski Ioseph Sott Andrew Stahovic Dolores Stancik Ruth Stritzinger Ioan Strurnski Edward Suchoski Bernadine Susa ANDREW IAMES STAHOVIC. Sacred Heart, College Preparatory. Bank, 3, A Cappella, Freshman Reserve Orchestra, Hi-Y, Science, Safe Driving, First Aid, Commencement Chorus, Minstrel. DOLORES THERESA STANCIK. St. Clair, Academic General. Speakers, Y-Teens, Red Cross, A Cap- pella. RUTH ELIZABETH STRITZINGER. Grant, General. IOAN MARIE STRUMSKI. Plymouth, Academic Gen- eral. Y-Teens, Speakers', First Aid. EDWARD IOSEPH SUCHOSKI. St. Clair, Academic General. First Aid, Freshman Basketball. BERNADINE MARIE SUSA. Sacred Heart, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Y-Teens, 2, Vice President, Y-Teens, Bowling, G. A. A., 2, Ger- man, 2, Swimming, Mimeograph Staff, Board ol Pub- lications, Bank Cashiers', IOHN DANIEL SWEENEY. Mackin, College Prepara- tory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Christ- mas Play, Speakers, Masquers. STANLEY WILLIAM SYPNIEWSKI. Grant, Academic General, First Aid. MARIE ELIZABETH TERPAK. St. Clair, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Minstrels, Typing Stall, Board of Publica- tions, Swimming, Secretary, Swimming. BEVERLEY IOAN THOMAS. S. 51 S. Memorial, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Business Staff, Board ol Publications, 2, Business Manager, Outing Committee, Freshman Reserve Or- chestra, Speakers', Masquers, Y-Teens, 2, Science, Commencement Chorus. NANCY MAE THOMAS. S. 6- S. Memorial, Commer- cial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, French, Bank Cashiers', 2, First Aid, Y-Teens, 2. WILLIAM IAMES THOMAS, IR. Mackin, Colle e Pre g - paratory, Varsity Wrestling, 3, Varsity Track, 2, Key. ALBERTA CHRISTINE TLUCEK. Guthrie, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Editor, Breid- lin,I Editorial Staff, Board of Publications, Z, Speak- ers . EDWARD IOSEPH TOMCZYK. Guthrie, Academic Gen- eral. First Aid, Safe Driving, Bank Cashiers', Red Cross, Basketball, Baseball. GEORGE THOMAS TOMPKO. St. Iohn's, Academic General. First Aid, Hi-Y, Safe Driving. Nancy Marie Toole. St. Iohn's, Commercial. German, NANCY MARIE TOOLE. St. Iohn's, Commercial, Ger- man, 2, Girls' Collectors, Iournal Reporter, 2, Y- Teens, 2, Safe Driving, First Aid, Amateurs, 2, Min- strels. MARIE CLARE TRUDNAK. Sacred Heart, College Pre- paratory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Editor, Breidlin, Editorial Stall, 2, Senior Play, Mas- quers, Speakers', G. A. A., 2, Y-Teens, 2, French, 2, Girls' Collectors, 2. GEORGE TSEMPALES. North, Academic General. Freshman Basketball, Safe Driving, First Aid, Red Cross, Iournal Reporter. Iohn Sweeney Alberta Tlucek Stanley Svpniewski Edward Tomczyk Marie Terpak George Tompko Beverley Thomas Nancy Toole Nancy Thomas Marie Trudnalc William Thomas George Tsempales thirty-seven William Tutko Walter Vehoski Michael Watchilla William .Ulxcny Henry Venturi Bertram Watkins Helen Ulxtchney Ann Vernitsky Grace Watkins Andrew Ungvarsky Bernadine Vesek Beverly Williams Iohn Ungvarsky George Washington. lr. Iames Williams Mary Varvaglxone Dolores Wasilko Sharlotte Williams thirty-eight WILLIAM MTUTKO. Columbia, Academic General. Stage Crew, 4, Safe Driving, Wrestling. WILLIAM FABIAN ULICNY. Sacred Heart, Academic General. Stage Crew, 4, Minstrels, 2, Bank Cashiers', Christmas Play. I-IELEN IEAN ULITCHNEY. S. 451 S. Memorial, Com- mercial. Y-Teens, 2, First Aid. ANDREW IAMES UNGVARSKY. Sacred Heart, Aca- demic General. Masquers, Speakers, Key, German: Hi-Y, Art, 2, Christmas Play, Breidlin Skit, Make-Up Crew, Baseball, 2. IOHN IAMES UNGVARSKY. Sacred Heart, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Stage Crew, 4, Hi-Y, President, Science, Art, Baseball, 3, Wrest- ling, 2, First Aid. MARY VARVAGLIONE. Grant, Academic General, Spanish, 2, First Aid, Y-Teens. WALTER EDWARD VEHOSKI. Grant, Academic Gen- eral. A Cappella, Art, 2, Bowling, Sale Driving, First Aid. HENRY VINCENT VENTURI. North, Academic Gen- eral. A Cappella, First Aid, Northeastern District Festival. ANN MARIE VERNITSKY. Mackin, Commercial. Y- Teens, Swimming. BERNADINE NN VESE . Guthrie, Co lege Pregara- t ry. Bus' ss Staff, o rd oi b 'tions, 2: . A. Speak gal! , First Aid, Girls' ct s, Minstrel ommencement Chorus. M GEORGE WASHINGTON, IR. Grant, College Prepara- tory. Band, 2, Varsity Orchestra, Masquers, Hi-Y, Secretary, Science, Amateurs. DOLORES BERNADINE WASILKO. Columbia, Aca- demic General. Y-Teens, Girls' Collectors, G. A. A., First Aid, Commencement Chorus. MICHAEL WATCHILLA. St. Mary's, College Prepara- tory. Bank Cashiers', Safe Driving. BERTRAM WATKINS. Courtright, Academic General. Stage Crew, 4. GRACE MARY WATKINS. S. ci S. Memorial, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Business Stall, Board ol Publications, 2, German, Girls' Collectors, Bank Cashiers', Y-Teens, 2, Sale Driving, First Aid, Minstrels, G. A. A., Swimming, Commencement Chorus, Iournal Reporter. BEVERLY MAY WILLIAMS. S. ci S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Y-Teens, 2, First Aid, Iournal Re- porter, 2. IAMES GARFIELD WILLIAMS. Mackin, Commercial, National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Safe Driving, First Aid. SHARLOTTE SMITH WILLIAMS. Grant, Academic General. Masquers, Speakers, Senior Play, Y- Teens, First Aid, Chapel Programs. DOROTHY ANN WITKOWSKI. S. 6. S. Memorial, Com- mercial. Y-Teens, Red Cross, First Aid. ELIZABETH ANN WIVELL. Grant, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Editorial Stait, Board of Publications, Freshman Reserve Or- chestra, Girls' Collectors, 3, French, 2, Speakers, First Aid, Y-Teens, 2, Iournal Reporter, French, Com- mencement Chorus, Safe Driving. ROBERT PAUL WYCHOCK. St. Stanislaus, Academic General. A Cappella, Art, 2, Vice President, Art, First Aid. ALFREDA IOSEPHINE WYSOCKI. S. G S. Memorial, Academic General. Masquers, Speakers, Senior Play, Y-Teens, 2, Red Cross, First Aid, Commence- ment Chorus, Home Nursing, Safe Driving, Minstrels. IOSEPH ALBERT YANCHIK. Guthrie, College Prepara- tory. Mantle Orator, Editorial Staff, Board of Publi- cations, Football, 2, Treasurer, Key, Masquers, Speakers, First Aid, Safe Driving, Hi-Y. RAYMOND GEORGE YANCHUS. SS. Peter 6. Paul's, Academic General. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Christmas Play, Spanish. DOROTHY MARY YASTREMSKI. St. Iohn's, Commer- cial. Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A., First Aid, Bowling, Com- mencement Chorus. DANIEL YEELES. sf G S. Memorial, Academic Gen- eral. A Cappella, Safe Driving, First Aid. NANCY DOLORES YENCHA. Guthrie, Academic Gen- eral. Y-Teens, 2, Swimming, G. A. A., 2, Girls' Col- lectors, Strutters, First Aid. FRANCIS WILLIAM YENKOWSKI. Courtright, College Preparatory. A Cappella, Amateurs, Hi-Y, First Aid. ELMER IEROME YEZUITA. Columbia, Academic Gen- eral. STEPHEN YUDISKY. IR. Guthrie, Academic General. First Aid. IOHN IAMES ZAVADA. Columbia, Academic General, SOPHIE THERESA ZDANOWICZ. SS. Peter 6. Paul's, Commercial. Editorial Staii, Board of Publications, 2, Speakers, Bowling, 2, Treasurer, Bowling, G. A. A., 2, Secretary, G. A. A., Y-Teens, 2, Inter-Club Councilor, Swimming, First Aid, Minstrels, Com- mencement Chorus. IEAN MARIE ZEGARSKI. St. Clair, Academic General. Y-Teens, A Cappella, Speakers, Basketball, First Aid, G. A. A., Chapel Entertainment. IANE ANNE ZESKE. Guthrie, Academic General. Y- Teens, 2, Speakers, G. A. A., Girls' Collectors, Ger- man, First Aid, Sate Driving. Dorothy Witkowski Elizabeth Wivell Robert Wychock Alfredo Wysocki Ioseph Yanchik Raymond Yanchus Dorothy Yastremski Daniel Yeeles Nancy Yencha Francis Yenkowski Elmer Yezuita Q Stephen Yudisky. Ir. Iohn Zavada Sophie Zdanowicz lean Zegarski lane Zeske thirty-nine Christmas comes- Publications plan new issue Extra urricular forty Stage crew readies Head bank cashier sound equipment checks deposits Pleasant memories cluster round it llpen Letter to the Class of '51 When anyone calls himself a Crusader, he is assuming for himself qualities which are outstanding and difficult to attain. The Crusader of old had to have vision. I-Ie needed preparation, such as the training in the use of his Weapons and practice in doing his duty in times of great stress. He had to have a readiness for sacrifice, a Willingness to leave the comforts of home and to endure exposure and hunger and thirst in order to carry out his vision. Courage Was needed to face all this, courage that came through the example of his ancestors and companions. And, the modern Crusader needs the same traits of character. I do not mean only such of you boys who, by entering the armed services, may have to do just what the old Crusader did. These qualities are needed by all the members of the class, both men and Women. To be successful in life you should have vision, a vision based on past experiences that have been Well- considered and accurately evaluated. You Will need preparation not only the preparedness that comes from studies Well-learned but also that training which you scarcely knew you were getting, which came from your school associations, your family, your friends, and your church. The preparation is the Weapon of offense and defense which you, as American Crusaders, will use in life. You will need courage with which to meet the difficulties which you are bound to face in life. The class of l95l seems to me just a little different from the other classes that have graduated from this school as I feel that I am graduating with you since I leave the same day you go out. Ever since you entered this school four years ago, I have felt as though I,too, have been a member of your class. I have tried to keep before the school the necessity of getting the traits of character that I have mentioned above and have tried to make it possible for them to do so. I hope I have succeeded. I Wish for all of the class of l95l, and the rest of the school, such success as Will bring you prosperity and the only permanent happiness-the joy that comes from a life Well-lived in favor With God and man. Sincerely, , WM forty-one Juniors Keep Goal In View foyty-two The Comites Latini study Cicero Iunior drcdtsmen Weights and Measures Planes and solids ,sgs T unior Class fficers it ' . -rw A . ici: XE ' ' HT f' ' f 1, +5,1gg,,fh. 5 .X 1osEPH com President HELEN LESKANICH Secretary RONALD xwxcxcl Mantle Oralor o llllllll' S BTS t ' U ll The Iunior Ushers are to be congratulated because ot their high scholastic standing and for having been chosen as members of this tor their tine qualities ot character and leader- honorary group. These students Were chosen ship. They usher at all school affairs, I ' U hav, First row Cleft to rightb: Yencha, Saber, Koval, Wallace, Sherin, Leskanich, Labonoski, Bender, U-n-1-or S '-H-S Petro, Iones. Second row: Lukas, Roth, Featherstone, Tomczyk, Poland, Malamas, Williams, Petrin, Boback, Kotch. Third row: Malecki, Solenske, Senderovitz, Deisher, Thomas, Shiminitz, Watkins, Morgan, Plesnar. Fourth row: Efman, Kowaleski, Makaravitz, Tomassetti, Zatzek, Kopcho, Kutzler, Mosko. forty-three Iunior Class- ll-l. ll-2. ll-3 First row Cleft to rightjc Boback M., Bittenbender, Blessner, Boyle N., Babbini, Bartosh, Balucha, Almasie, Balog, Burridge. Second row: Baron, Antosh, Adamovich, Quinn, Bombay, Boback S., Bender, Acore, Beretsky, Brady. Third row: Belles, Boyle I., Brain, Bartoletti, Cashmere, Boyle C., Benis, Bama, Aclamitis. First row Cleft to rightj: Check G., Diesher, Ducey, Disher, Craig, Dale, Cichacki, Efman, Fedor, Canyuck. Second row: Desiderio, Cunningham, Corrigan, Dyczewski, Erickson, Densmore, Evangelisti, Cavanaugh, Carey, Edwards, Elinski. Third row: Dombroski, Cusick, Degnan, Corbett, Dugan, Cawley, Drevenik. First row fleft to rightlr Gregory, lenkins, Hands, Griffith, Tones B., Hughes, Franks, lmperiale, Galli, Hemingway. Second row: Goretski, Gorski, Hyzinski, Franzoni, Iones C., Grenivick, Giza, Ivan, Heetz, Hastings, George, Gardner. Third row: Fugok, Gola, Featherstone, Foley, Gilligan, Gartley, Finn, Gocllewski, Feld. forty-four -1 Iunior Class - ll-4. ll-5. 1 1-6 , Keeley, Kopcho, Murdza P., Murdza M., Klitchko, Kendig, Koblowski, lanes, Kocik. Sec- , Kotch, Keats, Koval, Iones K., Hannon, Havord. Third row: Gregory, Hassay, Harkins, Herbert, Hine, Henry. First row Klelt to righib: Keblish ond row: Hill, Grula, Kowaleslci Hersh, Heston, Graytock, Cwryczko, Firsi row lleli to rightlz Kryzwicki R., Kwak, Kutzler, Levandowski, Lahonoski, Leskanich, Lewis, Laskowski, Langdon, Krysa. Second row: Keyes, Hozdovic ll., Krukowslzi, Krum, Krizcnoslaas, Kusyk, Kryzwicki F., Latsko, Krolcos, Kozich, Husband, Iones M., Greeley. Third row: Huiz, Iones R., Kierys, Kelly, King, Ienkins, lanes I., Hozdovic I., lwiclci, Flem- ing, Iskra, Iackloski, Iohnson. First row Cleft io righljz Mazukewicz, May, Mayeski, Malecki, Miller M., Minernier, Mosko, Morgan, Miller M. E., Miller S. Second row: Lane, Lewis, Makaraviiz, Maughan, Marcellini, Lukas, Margison, Marshall, McAfee, Levandowski A., Levan- doski S. Third row: Laird, Malamas, Kraynanski, Kopicki, Kmetz, Kopcho, Kullich, Kovalik, Kubaugh, Kwiatkoski, Kupris, Lafay. lw forty-five fortyesix ' 7 ' 2 Iunior Class - ll-7. ll-8. ll-9 First row Cleft to rightl: Parise,Mulreany,Paoiqa,Ostrasjewslc1, Mrozinslci, Petro, Onderxsln, Poland, Mulhern, Plesnar Second row: Monko, McNulty, Mennen, Newman, Nallon, Mulligan, Myers, Nat, Mennen P., Mrozinski, Miskin. Third row: McCulloch, McCabe, McMil an, Miskewicz, Neals, Monko, Mx ller, Mirowski, First row fleft to rightlz Roberts, Ryder, Saporvto, Sheridan, Sabatini, She-rm, Saber, Po'and, Sebolka, Rogan. Second row: Pasfernak, Remb1sh, Senderovitz, Scrabut, Reese, Reinard, Searioss, Reese S., Rodak, Serafin, Salcsa, Posiupack, Third row: Schuster, Ruddy, Pegg, Perkowski, Shafer, Pauster, Roth, Petrin, Rooney, Niedzwllu. First row Cleft to rightjz Solenske E., Shiruiniiz, Sincavage, Stycznsky, Stout, Shofranka, Tersinski, Thomas, Shillabeer, Sokol. Second row: Shed'ock, Shurmanek, Smith I., Stepchuck, Swartwood, Stesney, Strobel, Slovinski, Shuleslci, Shiloslcy, Simpson. Third row: Stein, Smith G., Swetlitz, Ullman, Sweinberg, Swalina, Sipler, Tomczyk, Snyder, Shuga, Thomas, Thomas I, ol Iunier Class - Il-13 Firsi row Cleft io rightl: Zwass, Yaisko, Yagiello, Tomassetti, Watkins A., Venii, Yericlia, Zatzek, Tulko, While. Second row: Williams, Wilkes, Ungvarsky, Thomas M., Tosline I., Yesko, Vv'illiams V., Zavaisky, Wallace, Yamelski, Williams G. Third row: Wieszczynski, Zarola, Zaccagni, Vehoski, Vfassil, Verbitski A., W'atkins C., Walsh, Verbitslci S., Wielgopolski, Yatison. unlor otab es I speak for democracy- Sylvia wins first prize Voted best forty-seven W Sopholnores Strive For Prestige Looking for something? I cczn't s I ght Ubers t S b tt Pcxti Sophomore Class-10-l. 10-2. 10-3 First row flelt to righilz Blizman, Bogan, Brislin, Byra, Briscoe, Burnal, Bianconi, Ackerman, Berqold, Bonomo. Second row: Brehm, Boler, Basseiii, Bcrlui, Brush, Alec, Baker, Benson, Pisaneschi. Third row: Bank, Borys, Boruski, Aaron, Bielecki, Adamilis, Brown, Bryden, Berlol. First row fleii to riahil: Dzanko Considine, Clune, Craig, Chewey, Cardell, Daugert, Daloy, Davis, Drasher. Second row: , Carter, Czarniecki, Couriright, Daw, Casey, Casterline, Czyczerski, Chudoba, Craig. Third row: Buzinski, Collmier, Connor Bucznski, Coley, Cikowski, Check I, Check T., Powell. First row: Goldner, Gabriel, Grenevicki, Fox, Haberski, Gors ki, Franckiewicz, Goodall, Gripp, Evans C, Second row: Gillis, Gardner, Evans D., Donohue, Febish, Dunleavy, Duffy, Ralston, Flynn, Davis, Gill, Fe-rial. Third row: Friel, Rensa, Rem bish, Felichko, Dougheriy, Flaherty, Darab, Dancheck, Raggi. forty-nine - iffy l Sophomore Class - 10-4. 10-5. 10-6 First row ilell lo rightl: Iuris, Hasinecz, Hughes, Hudalc, Iwanicki, Kalinowski, Holovack, Iasulewicz, Iohnson, Heylek, Sec- ond row: Rogan, Harpersberger, Halcisak, Glowach, Horny,Iacobson, Iones, Kalinowski, Haggerty, Gronslci, Harcarik, Har- 1fisficn,RRorE1an. Third row: Rodack, Hiclc, Gregory, Fisher, Dretzel, Hauberger, Hochreiter, Grey, Cwodlewski, Hergert, Hoz- oc , oc , Hoiimai. First row Cleft lo rightj: Kaminski, Krakoski, Klulchko, Kroll A., Lada, Kroll B., Kopec, Kuchta, Kroll R, Kane. Second row: Kondratick, Kelly I., Ianiszewski, Keiper, Keen, Kovaleski, Kelley E., Sapp, Koons, Iones. Third row: Summon, Ianu- sanis, Kochik, Kelley D., lskra, Keats, Kennedy, Roth, King. Firsl row llelt to rightlz Michael, Long, Mahally, Miller M., McCue, Polkowski, Lawryk, Miller S., Lendacky, Polny. Sec- ond row: Kwak, Kosco, Lowe, Kelly, Menechetli, Ruddy, Lev ey, Lenahan, McGowan, Macri, Lehet, Saraka, Marcellini. Third row: Kuranovich, Malasnik, Leagus, Lukach, Kosciolek, Kovalik, Macedonia, Laird, Magyar, Margalis, Leo, MacDormoi1. Sophomore Class - 10-7. 10-8. 10-9 First row Cleft to rightbz Ncxmicxtko, Novock, Mosley I., Rulka, Soporito, Polinski, Mosley N., Mondzelski, M1ller, Molitoris. Sec- ond row: Mulligan, Mcxrley, Pohutski, Niznik, Olscxkowski, Rubiscok, Muldowney, Rembish, Peters, Pmlenccir, Meyers. Third row: Marino, Pouster, Mcrinko, O'Neill, Pauley, Mulhern, Nicholson, Pcrlko, Perry, Nordstrom, Peletski, Pcmzck. First row Ile!! to rightk: Shimko, Snitko, Sorolccs, Splendido I., Smith I,, Stcsukevich, Slocum, Sestck, Secrioss, Spittel. Second row: Shugo, Smith G., Shromko, Sochko, Shubert, Tcnski, Santa, Sefcik A., Thompson, Thomas D,, Senderovitz. Third row: Scrivunc, Teslicko, Sooby, Thomas C,, Sralik, Schuster, Scutch, Sovyrdcx, Sefcik, A., Serutin. First row Cleft to rightb: Zegarski, Walsh, Zdonowicz, Welgus, Vc1'ko, Wcskie, She-dlock, Ycinchus, Yonovsky, Verbitski, Sec- ond row: Watkins, Zcxvcdc, Ulicny, Shilubeer, Tluczek, Shcxles, Toni, Tomko, Zbysewski, Zeto, Wisor, Ungvorsky I., Williams. Third row: Trudnak, Wivell, Wczlko, Ungvorsky E., Wosccrlus, Wolfe, Wysock, Tucker, Yencho, Tryzenski, Tomchik, Wychock, Yodiski, Ungvarsky C. fifty-one FPBSIIIIIHII Photos fifty-two Let music ring! Aspiring cabinet-makers History is made Freshman Class-9-1. 9-2. 9-3 Firsi row Cleft to rightlz Babula, Belchunes, Brown, Blazes, Babyak, Banks, Bowers, Block, Bevan, Bielecki. Second row: Belles L., Cardanione, Belles R., Budzyn, Brandt, Bisulca, Brennan, Bochnialc, Cannon, Burritt, Blessner, Catfrey, Baltus- konis. Third row: Albrecht, Budzyn, Almasie, Biclceri, Barna, Bardell, Beidleman, Bella, Bigoski, Barteld, Bella H., Blondek. First row ileil to rightl: Conwell, Devans, Davis, Dechman ll., Coyne, Curley, Finley, Brennan, Flelchei, Carey. Second row: Chronowslci, Evans, Clune, Chabala, Croyle, Caruth, Fassett S., Connor, Fassett I., Dechman l,, Drobish, Davies. Third row: Carpenter, Deppner, Cuscela, Dinan, Danish, Daniels, Fairchild, Ceklosky, Dennis, Chapay, Dixon, Cook, Deisher, Degnan. First row Cleft to righil: Grady C., Fedalc, Fritzlci, Gamrnatoni, Eustice, Grady B., Dombek, Fritzki, Fiedorczyk, Flynn, Second row: Fitz, Fenimore, Franckiewicz, Evans, Fox I., Gronslci, George, Frederick, Falize, Dysleski, Garrett, Dobinski. Third row: Givyn, Garrison, Gibbons, Caruth, Dombek, Eustice Dzanis, Fort, Grabuski, Franks, Fox F,, Czernota. fifty-three lilly-four Freshman Class-9-4. 9-5. 9-6 First row Cleft to rightlz Iugon, Second row: Holthous, Fritski, laniszewski, Hutz M., Iesccxvage, Kessler, Iones M., Hall, Hasscxj, Housenick. Third row Hodun, Iuckson, Karcxlus, Hutz Hovley, Halcisczk, Hulz M., Hcrvir W., Klutchko, Hungarter, lxoporch, Hrynkiw, Kcxchmcr W., Hendrick, Humdnik, Ivan, lhnut, Iones M. A., Kcrbcxrcr, First row ileft to righib: Lcux, Konstcmtinovich, Kovul M,, Kondrciic, Kopec A., Krill, Mahon, Klynott, Kopec G., Kozcxk Second row: Kopec R., Lesko, Zehosky, Lipper, Krernpcsky, MacDonald, Kozich, MacMillan, Kucirko, Kuznar. Third row Love-lle, Krokus, Kuczynski, Kumple, Kncpko, Kczcmecki, Kovczl B., Kliichko, LcBc1r, Kerechcrun, Lcxclcr, First row Clefl lo rightlz Minemier, Meyers, Mulhern, McGrady, Murphy M., McGeehc1n, McAdc1rc1, Mcrtey, Meehan, Mis- cavoge. Second row: Macedonia, Michael, Oko I., Pappas, McNully, Olsokowski, Morika, Oko L., Murphy I., Lees, Le- wcndowski. Third row: Miller, Not, Murphy L., Linker, Mishkel, Morley, Miller, Leonard, Llewellyn, Freshman Class-9-7. 9-8. 9-9 First row Cleft to rightl: Patrick, Opal, Pasternak, Onuler, Petroski, Petro N., Petro I., Petro E., Stefanoski, Shales, Second row: Rembish, Renolds, Pelak, Pearage, Peterlin, Patterson, Pisaclc, Pegg, Purta C., Polchek, Puria. Third row: Perednis, Petlock, Oeller, Reese, Pomeren, Pauly, Platsky, Roman, First row fleft to rightli Sarnoski I., Schuster, Rock, Requla, Rukstalis, Roth, Rose, Shades, Seak, Rosar Second row: Roberts, Rodak, Sauer I., Schantz, Reinard, Rhodes, Queri, Queenan, Sarnoski G., Rebarchak, Schultz, Shillhauer, Shorts, Sinish. Third row: Slusarz, Station, Shutt, Rinko, Sheridan, Rybotycki, Rowlands, Savage, Rusenko, Spak, Senese, Sokol, auer I. First row flett to rightl: Stoiey, Wickkiser, Traskus, Thompson, Spayder, Sobolewski, Silveri, Straub, Slashinski, Stucker. Second row: Vanchuri, Stock, Stasko, Stasik, Stajewski, Stanton, Surdel, Smith, Stiller, Vermtsky. Third row: Tlucek, Ware nick, Umphred, Trevethan, Tershak D., Tershak N., Straka, Tarantini, Trzesniowski, Stalnik. fifty-live fifty-sig Freshman Class - 9-10 First row fleit to rightb: Walton, Wasinda, Yale M., Yale L., Virginis, VVilliams K., Ward P., Yagiello, Williams M., Wol czyk. -Second row: Winsock, Wiikavage, Tregaski, Turissini, Toomey, Turner, Wysocki l,, Woznicki Tomko, Wojekoski 'fanchik E. Third row: Ward M., Wysocki F., Wanat, Yencha V., Waichilla, Zardus, Woodrasky, Yensha I., Warick, Yane cnus, Williams D., Walcheski. 10 Seventh and lght Grades Eighth Grade -- 8-l First row flefi to righilz Barbini, Dunn, Anagnos, DeFalco, Brown, Bone, Berger, Brennan, Alexis, Bowanlco. Second row: Butry, Askew, Courtright, Bone-shefski, Davis, Bone A., Brannigan G., Davis, Craig, Arnone, Bonk, Coopey. Third row: Baker, Butry, Blazejewski, Brazycki, Bucknavage, Coley, Benlcoski, Bawiec, Bevilacqua, Berry, Antosh. Eighth Grade - a-2. a-3. 8-4 First row Kleft to righti: Considine, Danilack I, Christopher, DePolo, Crossin, Carey, Gersinger, Gavel, Emericlc, Chilloclc. Second row: Cooper, Danilacl: M., Flynn, Chase, Grasavage Casierlme, Cole, Fetzer, Dzurovcin, Chamberlain. Third row: Geisinger L., Gallagher, Gurewich, Gershen, Day, Fleming, Cembroclc, Featherstone, Febish, Havley, Gartley. First row Cleft to rightlz Graboske, Iohns, Kin , Grubuski, Kachinski, Gronski, Koscelski, Harris, Iackiewicz, Kalson. Sec- ond row: Horensky, Hearst, Konstantinovich, Fasiulewicz, Koch, Guslainus, Leibman, Kaplan, Iasinslci, Guie, Horny. Third row: Hudson, Kirwan, Grivner, Hager, Gould, Hart, Hasinecz, Kesler, Iones. Firsi row Cleft to rightlz Krynanski, Pyatt, Iones, Shedlock, Goclleski, Drasher, Behler, Bosley, Shaller, Kutney. Second row: Vehoski, Rafallco, Yenkoski, Monko, Buczynski, Osko, Lynn, I-lorenski, Iohnson, Kondralick. Third row: Drumtra, Slovinski, Serafin, Sorokas L., Solranlco, Monko, Polny, Ganard, Naessig, Siecko. Fourih row: Boncheck, Seasock, Sorokas T., Chil- vick, Verbitski, Gallagher, Demuro, Kebles, Darag. fifty-seven ifty-eight l I Eighth Grade-8-5. s-5. s-1 Firsi row fleft to rightl: Lewis, McCallerty, Macejko, Lukacz, Malecki, McHugh, Mitchell, Mros, Monko, Marcinkus. Second row: Luiecki, Kennedy, Moran C., Lewis, Moran M., Minarik, Kozemko, Miller, Kropewnicki. Third row: Konnick, Lawryk, Kralcoski, Kosko, McKeown, Kohol, Miller A., Kendig, Hannon, Molitoris. First row Ueft to righil: Riofski, O'Malia, Opal, Przywitowski F., Murray, Reese, Powell L., Rembish, Michael, Rhodes, Second row: Ruddy, Ontko, Pegg, Pagliarini, Orloski, Powell B., Panagakos, Richards, Pericce, Pohutclci, Przywitowski H. Oliver M, Sickel, Third row: Oliver T., Pringle, Piechoia, Oliver I., Reilly, Reposh, Nordstrom, Runscavage T., Powell I., Rudaitis, Purta, Olson, First row Cleft io ri htlz Shiloski, Stiller, Sivick, Savage, Stofey, Saporito, Slesney, Tierney, Seasock, Smurl. Second row: Soboleski, Terpak, gleck, Spagnola, Tarnoski, Siancik, Sileski Savage, Sochko, Swetlitz, Swartman. Third row: Shovlin, Sebastian, Snitko, Swalma, Snyder, Sabatini, Tirnek, Thomas R., Toni, Rush. Eighth Grade - 8-8 First row Cleft to rightl: Zlolkin, Zaremski, Urban, Wartella, Virginis, Vose, Ziemba, Zelinski P., Worth, Zimmerman. Second row: Ulewicz, Yerevenski, Zendyian, Zavada, Wivell, Walison, Sickle, Zeto, Whitonis, Umphred, Watkins, Yourglvich I. Third row: Wapensky, Willoughby, Yale, Yourglvich Iohn, Witcavage, Williams, Yencha, Wilk, Witkowslci, Tryzenski, Yourgl- vitch James, Wallace. Seventh Grade - 7-1. 7-2 First row lleft to rightlz Day, Boback, Brandt P, Evans, Brsuica, Beneslci, Buclmavage, Chewey, Babula, Barnick. Second row: Evans, Puria, Rhodes, Reese, Ross E., Brinko, Cole, Bombay, Anstett, Breese. Third row: Crounse, Czekalski, Czu- bek, Disler, Brannigan, Buli, Czerniakowski, Ducey, Fourth row: Densmore, Ross R., Dale, Neals, Desiderio, Brandt I., Clemow, Chismar, Dietrick. First row Cleft to rightl: Nankivell, Cannon, Sholranko, Hiscox, Warnick, Comito, Forenski, Holmes, Searles, Maori. Sec- ond row: Lugoslci, Senclerovitz, Kernanski, McGuire, Sebolka, Firm, Vodzak, Bausch, Sladinski. Third row: Jordan, Pula- ski, BLakEr,bSager, Wachilla, McGlynn, Slovinski, Adler. Fourth row: Stahr, Fugok, Washington, Sokol, Mugford, Gripp, Strau , a atlni, fifty-nine ixty Seventh Grade-7-3. 7-4. 7-5 Firsi row fleft to rightlz Huhn C., Eckhart, Flower, lavage, Harris T., Haas, Hannon, Gallagher, Gould, Eckert. Second row: Shovlin, Harris C., Gwynn, Hasinecz, Girton, George, Jones, Ioseph Hurley, Third row: Shuga, Sherba, Hoffman, Green- burg, Shovlin P., Shimshock, Rubin, Finn. Fourth row: Iones, Huhn I., Galli, Horosczy, Harrison, Earley, Shubert. First row fleft to rightlz Sileski D., Lyons, Sileski M., Kelley, Solinski, Laury, Lymych, Sieminski, Linski, Kitchen. Second row: Kennedy, Kumple, Kelley, Kincius, Kubik, Kelly, Lane, Kok. Third row: Koons, Kohol, Laury, Marshalla, Kuchta, Lane, Kenworthy, Hornick, Hornlein. Fourih row: Koepke, Lucas, Lutecki, Kucirka, Llewellyn, Krokos, Laird, Kozlowich. First row Kleft to rightjz Rogan, Snyder, Mills, McDonald, Raggi, Podrasky, Mitchell, Ralston, Miller M., O'Day. Second row: Mark, Henderson, Murphy, Smith, Pasone, Rodack, Pelc er, Reinard, Sooby, Mrozinski. Third row: Matey, Reisinger, Shedlock, Paryse, Murphy, Nutaitis, Minnick, McAnclrew, Peterline, Sorak. 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'A 7 ...1 X X1 fx ff 41,4 sixty-thres NEAL PELESH Editor-in-Chief Breidlin GENEVIEVE PAPATOPOLI Editor-in-Chief Ioumul f a IOAN AUKERLUND MARIE TRUDNAK ALBERTA -1-LUCEK Editor, Breidlin Editor, Breidlin Ediim., Breidlin GEORGE MAKUCH BEVERLEY THOMAS ROBERT DYSLESKI Art Editor Business Manager Art Editor Breidlin Breidlin-Iournul Iournal oard of Publications The l95U Breidlin Won an Honor Rating- First Class in the contest conducted by the National Scholastic Press Association. The l95O staff is to be congratulated tor this fine Work, done under the guidance of Miss Buth T. Austin, former supervisor of Coughlin Pub- lications. The Breidlin previously had 12 successive First Honor ratings, and, in 1949, won All- sixty four American, the highest possible award. During 28 years the Breidlin has been pub- lished annually. The Iournal, school magazine, has been published during 58 successive years. The staff for l95l is proud to share in the continuance of the Coughlin Publications. Mrs. Margaret R. Evans was appointed su- pervisor this year. ' ' Seated fleft to rightj: Mary Sue Edltorlal Deisher, Marion Lupco, Elizabeth Wivell. Standing: Sylvia Boback, Elaine Etman, Thomas Heston, Ioan Sisko, Ioscph Yanchik, Sophie Zdanowicz, Iames Harlclns, Loretta Quinn. A t Seated Ileft to rightj: Donald Brandt, lean r G Callahan, Fred Hapersberger. Standing: Bobert Kozelsky, Robert Vlychock, 'Walter Vehoski. ' Seated llelt to rightl: Bernadine Buslness Vesek, Rosemary Iskra, Grace Wat- kins, Helen Marglsan, Philomena Cigler. Standing: Eleanor Shades, Eleanor Solenski, Theresa Sokol, Betsy Sauer, Elaine Kopcho, Ann Bender, Elizabeth Keeley, Myrna Marcellini, Genevieve Onderisin, Elaine Petro, Audrey Hughes, ' Sealed Cleft to rightl: G nevieve Polacheck, Betty Prieto, Sicxnding: Dorothy Sisko, Mary Ann Purta, Frances Bisulca, Marie Ter- pak, Ursula Marnola, Mildred Macho. ' ' ' . Seated Klett to riqhtl: lean Edltorlcfl Asslstcmis germ, Nancy Densmore, Barbara Hudak, lacqueline Mosko, Barbara Ruddy. Standing: Phyllis Saporito, Donald Greeley, Maureen Daley, Norma Davis, James Jones, Doris Menechetti. ' S td lleltt lil: Al Mlme-Oarcrph Stuff giipiefd? s3.53?,3g: Beirsiieizll dine Susa, 'llen Ann Fitzgerald, Marion George. sixty-five sixty-six Clubs Pass I n Review Dance, senoritcrs, dance Miss Dzury pours for senior tea Announcing- Key Club enjoys speaker First row Cleft to rightl: Bilski, Barovich, Comoh, Haven, Cron, Pelesh, Conrad, Sellitto, Thomas W., Yanchik, Second row: Mr. F. H. Super, Mahally, Kwak, Kozemko, Gola, Mrozinski, Corbett, Henry, Pauster, Dutty, Levandowski, Newman. Third row: Ungvarski I., Nordstrom, Featherstone, Harkins, Johnson, Cashmere, Degnan, Ungvarski A., Elinski, Thomas I., Brehm. Key Club sponsored Skating parties and dances after basket- Weiner roasts were a ball games, sold Coughlin book covers, tew activities sponsored by the Hi-Y. The and played records tor Club Lunchtime. state conference was held in Wilkes-Barre Their schedule included interesting lunch- this year. Our boys acted as hosts. eon meetings, and notable speakers. Wesley Haven was president this year. HI Y First row fleft to rightlz McGuire, lwicki, Domhroski, Rukstalis, lohnson, Haven, Sipler, jones I., Deren- ' leld, Myers, Second row: Husband, Simpson, Snyder, Adamitis, Quagliariello, Hotchkiss, Moroski, Conrad, Foley, Featherstone, Miller. 'lhird row: Benis, Hersh, jones M., Caruth, Klutchko, Dixon, Conway, Evans, Schwab, Ruddy. Fourth row: Cashmere, Hine, Thomas, Sincavaqe, Yenkowski, Stahovic, Sellitto, Ungvarski, Pelesh, Fifth row: Gripp, Gibbons, Morpeth, Murray, Mitchell, Kasaczun, Christianson, Kane, Holloran. sixty-seven First row Cleft to rightl: Wivell, Shades, Trudnak, Thomas B., Prieto, Quinn, Iones, Koval, Bender. Second row: Strurnski, Lukas, Mauqhan, Yesko, Marcellini, Zatzek, Densmore, Wallace, Galli, Ungvarsky, Iones P. Third row: Reese, Mulraney, Marshall, Kotch, Poland L., Poland G., Gregory, Jenkins, Levandowski, Cichack, Giza. Fourth row: Kryzwicki F., Krukowski, Kryzwicki R., Krum, Myers, Hands, Purta, Makarovitz, Minirnier, Plesnar, First row Kleft to rightl: Obuhoski, Keeley, Sestalc, Zeske, Sisko D., Sisko I., Saber, Venit, Sherin, Sabatme. Second row: Mulhern, Lewis B., Hyzinski, Grenevicki, Stepchuk, Ma eski, Swartwood, Malecki, Stycznski, Mazukewicz, Margison, Boback, Efman, Sincavage. Third row: Vesek, lskra, Marley, lgowaleski, Kopcho, Kutzler, Kwak, Almasie, Solcol, Yencha N., Keats, Onderisin, Macho. Fourth row: Callahan, Stout, Thomas I., Parise, Burridge, Boyle, Watkins, Shirninitz, Tomassetti, Fronzoni, Kendig, Konstan- tinovich. Fifth row: Snitko, Mclieand, Hughes, Bisulca, Benkoski, Hemingway, Petro, Sebolka, Huey, lones C., Sheridan, Mulligan, Novinski. The purpose of the Girls' Collectors Club is to interest in- dividuals in varied hobbies. A few ot these hobbies are: ' Hobbies collecting stamps, cards, Christmas seals, and autographs. At each club meeting some collective material was distributed. This BSB year, as their annual gitt to the school, the club presented a framed picture of the Christmas seals issued from 1928 to 1950. sixty-eight First row C-left to rightlz Erickson, Ackerman, Kryzwiclci RZ, Krum, Sherin, Leskanich, Tomas- setti, Watkins, Shiminitz, Biariconi. Second row. Shiloski, Roth, Malamas, Pegg, Sebolka Rogan, Kusyk, Dombroski, Belles, Caruth, Ungvarsky. Third row: Brady, Fleming, Simpson, Boyle, Brain, Thomas, Comohl, Yanchick, Stahovic, Sellitto. Fourth row: Adamitis, Gibbons, Gripp, Evans, Danilak, Barovich, Cron, First row. Ileft to rightj: Thomas, Keats, Bednar, Boback, Iones, Krukowski, Kryzwicki, Im- perial Krizenoskas, Goldner. Second row. Keen Gripp, Iacobson, Mondzelski Myers, Hands Lewis, Yanchus, Clune, Vesek, Neals. Third row: Kopicki, Rembish, Finn, Schuster, Benis, Myers, B1aker,' Miskin, Barnal, Fourth row: Latzko, Moroski, Pelesh, Halloran, Bilski, Acore, Iwicki, Adamovich, Rukstalis. After many years ot activity, Science Club, for the first time this year, invited girls to join its membership. Interesting meetings are held Where experiments are performed. This popular club has, as president, Iohn Ungvarsky. Among the speakers were Mr. Robert West, Mr. Arthur Booth, and the club adviser, Mr. Charles Hensley, who spoke about predicting the Weather. sixty-nine The Senior Y-Teens, sponsored by the Y. W. C. A., have been very successful. Their aim is to promote good citizenship and to mold young Y T ' Bells adults for leadership. Activities Were: a minstrel show, a Weiner roast, a Christmas party at the initiation ot the Iunior Y-Teens, S , l and the wonderful Christmas Prom. Miss Eva Dixon is adviser. L Lorraine Cavan was president. seventy Y Y First row Cleft to rightj: Snitko, Polachelc, Iskra, Susa, Cavan, Gola, Papatopoli, Thomas ' Toole, Macho. Second row: Lupko, Kovalik, Kempinski, May, Sauer, Trudnak, McGroarty Martin, Cardell, Hrabowski, Harowicz, Budzin. Third row: Conyers, Oplinger, Nallon, Metgzer, Williams, Peworchik, Wit kowski, Ulitchney, Buczko, Bombay. Fourth row: Lipiert, Yencha, Wysocki, Snyder, Anagncs, Neals, Bryden, Blannett Huey. Y First row Kleft to rightjz Tlucek, Sestak, Terpak, Zdanowicz, Schultz, Sisko I., Sisko D. ' Mamola, Obuhosky, Purta. Second row: Yastremski, Mclieand, George, Fitzgerald, Bevan Oplinger, Prieto, Mancia, Knasiak, Ogin, Aukerlund. Third row: Courtright, Callahan, Roberts, Fanucci, Marley, Reilly Shorts, McAfee, XlVilliams B,, Novinski. Fourth row: Biscula, Benkowski, Fallon, Sincavage, Shepherd, Thomas, Wivell, Hoff man. The purpose ot the Iunior Y-Teens is to promote good citizenship and to prepare its members tor careers after graduation from high school. At initiation the girls carried lighted candles to symbolize the light, the way, the truth. The symbol of the Y-Teens is a blue triangle which signifies the three-told pattern ot serving God, helping others, and improving oneself. 'Y First row Kleft to rightl: Mulhern, Hughes, Fronzoni, Deisher, Ienkins, Makaravitz, Hyzinski, ' Yesko, Kotch, Keeley. Second row: Mazukiewicz, Zatzek, Tompko, Kwok, Leskanich, Krizen- oskas, Kusick, Ungvarsky, Grenevicki, Malecki, Iones K., Rogan. Third row: Ryder, Gregory, Iones C., Yencha, Balucha, Ivan, lones P., Konstantinovich, Kendig, Shotranko, Onderisin, Sokol, Densmore. Fourth row: Babbini, Saparito, Parise, Senderovitz, Paciga, Dyczewski, lmperiale, Keats, Hemingway, Petro, Quinn. Y First row Cleft to rightl: Sabatini, Ostrasjewski, Saber, Hutz, Mrozinski, Sherin, Margison, ' Venit, Shiminitz, Watkins. Second row: Swartwood, Mosko, Balog, Stepchuk, Wallace, Mulligan, Sheridan, Alrnasie, Mayeski, Zavatsky, Williams. Third row: Laskowski, Boyle, Slovinski, McAfee, Morgan, Lewis, Tomassetti, Sebolka, Thomas M., Roclack. Fourth row: Blesnar, Thomas I., Burridge, Galli, Cavanaugh, Mulreany, Kopcho, Kutzler, Bender, Plesnar, Kowalski, seventy-one First row Cleft to rightl: Vehoski R., Iones, Pasternak, Lewis, Derenfeld. Second row: Ianusanis, Yenkowski, Henry, Vehoski W., Petrosky. Third row: Shuleski, Shaffer, Halloran. The Boys' Bowling Club finished with Team l, under Cap- tain Henry Petroski, in first place. The other members of this ndoor team were Merlyn Iones, Ray Vehoski, and Robert Shafer. The popular Girls' Bowling Club finished a successful season. Team 2: Louise Erickson, Rita Saber, Sylvia Shorts, and Nancy Densmore, With Monica Labonoski as captain, finished first in the regular season. First row Cleft to rightli Reilly, Klein, Saber, Terpak, Ungvarsky, Zwass, Tomas- setti, Neals, Ostraszewski, Sabatini. Second row: Iones, Densmore, Reese Hands, Myers, Zdanowicz, Minimier, Buczko, Splendido I., Splendido I., Welgus, Hutz, Mulhern. Third row: Quinn, Mc- Groarty, Hoffman, Shorts, Erickson, Sincavage, Stycznski, Stepchik, Wallace, Shiminitz, Maughan, Conyers. Fourth row: Kocik, Labonoslci, VVaskie, Yastremski, Susa, May, Mulligan, Mazukewicz, Anagnos, Fifth row: Rodack, Fronzoni, Heminq- way, Rogan, Sheridan, Neade, Postupak, Kuczinski. seventy-two G A A First row fleft to rightl: Zeske, Oleniak, Saber, Zatzek, Zwass, Keeley, Mulhern, Kroll B., Lada R., Kroll A. ' - ' Second row: Slocum, Martin, Oplinger, Rodack, Labonoski, Krisenoskas, Kusik, Check, Erickson, Williams, Levy, Casey, Third row: Waski, Tompo, Zbysiewski, Kovaleski, Leskavich, Koval, Makaravitz, Koval, Venit, Cheewy, Long. Fourth row: Boler, Mosley, Nallon, Purto, Minimier, Thomas, Monclzelski, Hudak, Craig, Kuchta, Kaminski, Krwkosky, Fifth row: Paddick, Polinski, Solvinski, Sabatini, Ostraszewski, Rubiscalc, Heylek, Casterline, Hughey, Dougherty, Cordell, The G. A. A., as its names implies, admits to members Sports hip any girls interested in athletics. ln October, this active club sponsored the Freshman Halloween Party which has become an important part of the school tradition. A grand march, games, refresh- I ments, and prizes tor costumes were all included in this attair. An teresting program of girls' sports was enjoyed throughout the year. G A A First row flett to rightj: Ackerman, May, Thomas, Susa, Polny, Krall, Splendido, Goodall, Neals, Iones, - - - Miller, Densmore. Second row: Welgus, Kovalick, Splendido, Gripp, Klutchko, Sherin, Koshelski, Kopec, Orenivicki, McGroarty, Mancia, Iasulevich, Kaminski, Papatopoli, Fallon, Quinn, Swartwood. Third row: Iones B,, Rogan, Sebolka, Lawryk, Kelley, Daw, Wallace, Stepchuk, Barbini, Evans, Hutz, McGowan, McCue, Reese, Naessig. Fourth row: Ungvarslci, Shorts, Hughes, Reilly, Myers, Hands, Shiminitz, Watkins, Tomassetti, Fronzoni, Terpalc, Zdanowicz, Pohutskt, Thompson Fifth row' Roberts Zegarski, Smyden, Trudnak,Sauer, Sestalc, Prieto, Sisko I., Sisko D., Finn, Fedor, Shovlin, Balut, Postupak. Sixth row: ljeters, Lipfert, Lupco, Yastremski, Yencha, Polachek, Kempinski, Iones K., Hemingway, Iasu- levich, Bartish, Raub, Miller, Bednar. SSVG in- rt --three First row Kleft to rightl: Check, Sabatini, Laskowski, Venit, Dougalas, Thomas, Maka- ravitz, Kowaleski, Bittenbender, Deisher. Second row: Foley, Kierys, Featherstone, Fron- zoni, Robeits, Nicholson, Boback, Stein, Ruddy, Williams, Shedlaclc. First row Cleft to rightjt Mondzelski, Iones, Ackerman, Gianconni, Kroll, Clune, Ycmchus, Saporito, Cardell, Daugert. Second row: Ruddy, Bonomo, Zbysewski, Rulka, Goodall, Levev, Heylek, Iuris, Kane, Franckiewicz. Third row: Snitko, Sorokas, Keen, Gripp, Davis, Tompko, Yanowski, Miller, Lawyrk, Burnatt, Shramko. Fourth row: Courtright, O'Neill, Halcisak, Hapersberger, Menechetti, Thompson, Harrison, Ralston, Pauster, Ma- riano. Fifth row: Hoffman, Hergert, Tompko, Nicholson, Pisaneschi, Malasnik, Senderovitz, Mulligan. The Comites Latini met once a month at a regular eve- ning meeting. This popular club has had a very busy schedule, including initiation of plebes, a vocabulary contest e for freshmen, a chapel skit, a Roman banquet, quizzes, plays, and charades. Officers are similar to those of the early Roman republic. Miss Sarah Wagner is club adviser. Some of the club members visited the Luzerne County Court House recently. seventy-four First row Cleft to rightl: Srnyden, Kryzwicki R., Krukowski, Sherin, Zeske, Vesek, Malcaravitz, Watkins, Bittenbender, Deisher. Second row: Rogan, Myers, Reese, Mulligan, 'Wallace, Miller M., Kvyzwicki F., Check, Dyczewslci, Canyuk, Goldner. 'third row: Postupaclc, Elinski, lwicki, Schuster, Dombrosky, glarna, Acore, Benis, Fleming. Fourth row: McCulloch, Moriko, Godlewski, Kopicki, Foley, Shiloski, Henry, Boyle, Belles, ornas. First row Cleft to rightjz Ducey, Disler, Marshall, Kotch, Giza, Sestak, Conrad, Miller, Laczko, Blaker, Derenfeld. Second row: Boback, Carey, Kusyk, Kroll B., Susa, Obuhoslcy, Marnola, Krakowski, Searfoss, Kroll A., Tomassetti, Shiminitz, Corrigan, Cavanaugh, Stepchak. Third rcw: White, Toole, Gabriel, Sellitio, Roth, Dombroski, Pegg, Kovalik, Krempasky, Pelesh, Walsh, Conway, Stesney. Fourth row: Greytock, Hauberger, Mahally, Feld, Hotchkiss, lones, Hasinecz, Barovich, Hosdovic, Steinberg, Keyes. Fifth row: Gola, Kwak, Cashmere, Swetlitz, Kelly, Yencha, McGuire, Gibbons, Gartley, Gregory. Sixth row: Ungvarsky, Christiansen, Gilligan, Poland, Harkins, Ullman, Koselsky, Greytock W., Murray. This year, the German Club held two meetings each month, one formal meeting and one social. At the formal meetings business was transacted and programs were presented which included discussions on German life, music, and culture. Refreshments were served at the social meetings. A spring outing was held which Was enjoyed by a large group of the club members. Mr. Robert Reirnen- snyder is adviser for this active club. seventy-five First row flett to rightj: Kuchta, Polny, Rembish, Hughes, Saber, Petro, Onderisin, Fedor, Mcrrcellini, Zotzek. Second row: Lewis, Mazukewicz, Thomas, Burridge, Parise, Franks, Solenske, Hyzinski, Densmore, Erickson, Etman, Kaminski. Third row: Lisofslcy, Tomczyk, Ruddy, Keirys, Boyle, Greeley, Adamovich. Les Amis de la France was formed to promote interest in the French people, their history, and customs, and to enliven the study ot the French language. Many interesting meetings were held by this enthusiastic group, including a radio quiz show. This year marked a great increase in the clulo's membership. Two original plays were presented at one recent meeting. First row fleit to rightl: Neals, Craig, May, lmperiale, Iones, Krizenoslcas, Leskanich, Bender, Bobaclc, Hudak. Second row: Trudnak, Sauer, Malecki, McGroarty, Shades, Wivell, Thomas, Haberski, lwaniw, Koval, Keats, Keeley. Third row: Featherstone, Iwicki, Heston, Malamas, Halloran, Klutchko, Horan. seventy-six First row fleft to rightlz Purta, Polacheck, Prieto, Mosko, George, Hutz, Mcifeand, Kwak, Margison, Hemingway. Second row: Zdanowicz, Seraiin, Sokol, Cawley, Ba ut, Verbitski, Bogan, Olsakowski, Singley, Sp.e41d1do I., Rodale, Almasie, Grenevicki A., McAfee A. Third row: Paddick, Boler, Sochko, Grenivicki H., Splendido I., Mrozinski, Mulreaney, Morgaw, McAfee K., Drasher, Daly, Kendia,Konstantinovich,Briscoe.Fourth row: Zeto, Shedlock, Welqus, Baker, Benson, Plesnar, Kcpcho, Kutzler, Harowicz M., Fanucci, Iones P., Byra. Filth row: Tanslci, Miller S., Peters, Shuleski, Yanchus, Shuga, Shultz, Sisko, Levandowslci, Cichacki, Sixth row: Polkowski, Pohutski, Aleo, Sincavage, Gola, Krokus, Sheiranko. A fall outing, a Christmas party, presentation oi a tilrn on Acapulco, and a Spanish fiesta were some oi the activities enjoyed by the Spanish n Club. Art Club includes those Who are especially interested in art as a hobby. The club members design posters for school activities. nd Miss Florence Evans, art instructor, is the adviser, Many in- teresting projects were completed by these students. First row Qleit to rightl: Ungvarsky, Myers, Reese, Callahan, Makuch, Monko, Dysleslci, Sherin, Polinski, Mosley. Second row: Graham, Wychock, Sott, Gilligan, Vehoski, Brandt, Seraiin, Mennen, Miss Evans. Third row: Evans G., Hapersberger, Kozelsky, Hine, Kovalik, Edwards, Yudiski. severity-seven First row Cleft to rightj: Straub, Iones, Fadden, Deisher, Sincavage. Second row: Gregory, Breese, Christiansen, Dougalas, Washington. Third row: Hasdovic, Lehet, McMillan, Boyle. Fourth row: Blannett, Thomas, Gill. The Varsity Orchestra is an essential part ot school life, providing music at school events, including chapel exercises of the senior high school. lack Fadden was student leader. Following tradition, the A Cappella Choir sang Christmas Carols at the General, Wyoming Valley, Mercy, and Veterans' Hospitals. Several mem- bers attended the District Music Festival at Ellwood City. Shirley Blannett attended the State P. M. E. A. Festival. A First row Kleft to rightlz Devans, Klein, Lupco, Liptert, Aukerlund, Ogin, Staseke- vich, Snyder, Erickson, Zavatski, Karninski. Second row: Hall, Yatsko, Dale, Conyers Densmore, Blannett, lwaniw, Gripp, lacobson, Stancik, Krall, Bartish, Third row: Rubiscak, Roberts, Petro, Boback, Yen- cha, Hudak, lskra, Snyder, Zeaarslci, Finn, Anagnos. Fourth row: Miller Lawryk, Miller M., Graham, Acore, Wychock, Barna, Frank, Sefcik, Casey. Filth row: Ianasanis, Hersh, Heston, Yeeles, Sot, Delescavage, Venturi, Vehoski, Verbitski, Sefcik. Sixth row: Beith, Halloran, Horan, Mitchell, Flechlco, Dretzel, Dougherty, Hapersberger, Yenkowski, Stahovic. seventy-eight First row Cleft to rightji Morpeth, Mulhern, Gregory, Hersh, Breese, Quagliariello, Fadden, Blannett, Iasonis, Sokol. Second row: Magyar, Rinko, Sayers, Seicko, Sayers, lones M., Powell, Perugino, Russo, Ulichny, Lewis. Third row: Zeto, Wallco, Lehet, Williams, Seraiin, Brain, Thomas, Hapersberger, Mariano, Watkins. Fourth row: Stiller, Washington, McCabe, Cunningham, Dougalas, Ruddy, Mcliflillian, Finn, Cikowski. Fifth row: Felicko, Hosdovic, Nicholson, Fleming, Hill, Stahovic, Sefcik, Boyle, Gill. When the fine Band of today marches down the field in snappy blue uniforms we can scarcely believe, in l95l, that 0 when the Band was organized it consisted of fifteen members. Now it has become B. Lewis is director. The Iunior Orchestra is a fine group of young m ' alents cians who play for ocasional treat has a most essential activity in our school life. Mr. Paul usi- junior high school chapel exercises and as an extra presented programs. Mr. Clyde Owens is director. First row fleft to rightl: Warnick, McGuire, Monko, Shedlock, Slovinski, Sorokas, ' Pyaft, Osko, Drasher, Macri. Second row: Stahr, Adler, Stahovic, Kopec, Fletcher, Shofranko, Monko, Rafalko, Kutney, Bosley, Kondratick, Sebolka, Shaffer, Forenski. Third row: Gripp, Ganard, Vehoski, Kebles, Serafin, Sager, Siecko, Watchilla, Bausch, Baker, Owens. Fourth row: Danilack, Johnson, Yenkowski, Kraynan- ski, Godlewski, Gallagher, Verbitski, Sofranko, Sorolcas, Darab, Boncheck, Mugiorcl. SQV enty-nine First row fleit to rightl: Paddick, Laux, Mrozinski, Oplinger, Toole, George, Car- dell, Mancia, Makaravitz, Imperial. Second row: Fedalc, Breese, Anesett, Meehan M., Rock, Belles, Soholewski, Walcheslci, Seboika, Minemeir, Yanchus, Yamelski, Gal1agher,Wojcik, Third row: Shotranko, Garrett Kovalick, Williams, Kwak, Ko che, Kuchta, Chilloclc, Dunn, Stiller, Tierney, Fairchild. Fourth row: Riofski Ken- diq, Kornblatt, Pauly, Hutz, Acore C., lgericci Wapenskv, Kraynanski, Davis, Leagus, Fifth row: Hotchkiss, lasonis, Clomoh, Iohnson, Gould, Bartoletti, Wassil, Swelitz, Harrison, Cawley. The purpose of the Iournal Reporters' Association is to gather and submit news ot the home-rooms. Thus, they become acquainted with the work ot the editorial statt. The Bank Cashiers, representing 52 home- rooms collect, check, and forward desposits to the bank. o Weekly savings averaged 5550. The seniors led as regular depositors. George Laczko was l-load Cashier. eighty First row fleft to rightj: Lackiewez, Sherha, Sebolka, Strichek, Laczko, Iones, Rhodes, Mills Kelly, Vose. Second row: Pariagahos, Snitko, lhnat, Paciga, Bassetti, Mamola, Zito, Lawrylc, Murphy, Pastemak, Cooper, Silveii, Kane, Cardell, Anaanos. Third row: Corrigan, Keeley, Brandt, Leskanich, Schuster, Garrison, Gola, Cavan, Karalus, Sileski, Ko ec, Malecki, Turissini. Fourth row: Duffy, Williams, Bartoletti, Nordstrom, Depp- ner, Sipler, Fleming, Teslicko, Vlfatchilla, glen, Smcavage, Ruddy. First row flell to rightbz Blessner, Plesnar C., Haberski, Casterline, Iasonis, Macho, Evans CY., Sisko I., Terpak, Neals, Bevan, Bianconi. Second row: George, McNamara, Muldowney, Sorolcas, Keiper, Kusyk, Lukas, Peworchik, Brinko, Sincavage, Kutney, Askew, Pegg, Greenburg. Third row: Purta, Sochko, Iohnson, Williams, D. Iasinski, Babyak, Drobish, Regula, Roberl I., Sincavage, Yourglvitch, Moran M. Fourih row: Hassay, Smith I., Verbiiski, Zatzek, Young, Llewellyn, Flynn, Sorokas, Truclnak, Halcisak, Cusick. The Iunior Red Cross sponsored the sending of a large number of N . boxes to needy children in Korea. They are an important part of a national organization for World relief. The purpose of the Speakers' . . . Club is to give experience in public speaking. For practical experience, members give speeches in the home-rooms during the Iournal and Breidlin campaigns. Firs! row fleft to rightjz Snilko, Thomas B., Sisko I., Zdanowicz, Lupco, Carclell, Tlucek, Stancik, Veselc, Zeske. Second row: Slrumski, Zegarski, Shades, Trudnak, Sauer, Mancia, Mamola U., Aulcerlund, Marley, Ugzn, Ubuhoslci. Third row: Sweeney, Lisofsky, Marlin I,, Wivell, Liplert, Williams, Anaqnos, Dzanko, Buczko, Oplinger, Papalopoli, Smolko. Fourih row: Latzko, Dixon, Askew, Evans I., Conway, Myers, Mulhern, Beith, Feld, Sellilto, Uliichney. Fifth row: Iasonis, Pelesh, Yanchik, Kwak I., Bilski, Sincavage, Haven, Blaker, lwaniw, Ungvarski A., Ungvarski I., Halloran. eighty-one First row flett to rightl: Prieto, Polacheck, Liptert, Lupco, Metzger, Huey, Kompinski, Marley, Fallon, Finn. Second row: Singely, Williams, Conyers, McKeand, Bevan, McAfee, Gurdock, Hoffman, Novinski, Dettmore, Aukerland, Papatopoli, Ogin, Sauer, Miss VVeiss. Third row: Yastremski, Zdanowicz, Gola, Sisko D., Schultz, Bednar, Beit, Benkowski, Bisulca, Shepherd, lones G., Mroz, Trudnak. Fourth row: Oleniak, Obuhoslcy, Marnola, Sestak, Susa, Sisko I., Graham, Sot, Purta, Peworchick, Polkowslci, l1gIiciholl1sog,Rau1?l,Postupak. Fifth row: Meyers, Sweeney, Yeeles, Halloran, Rukstalis, Bilski, Mitchell, Delescavaae, Cron, ESS , CIfOV1C . Front row Cleft to rightl: Klein, Martin I., Fedak, Watkins, Smyden, Blannett, Bryden, Wysocki, Neals, Bombay. Second row: Knasiak, Man- cia, Vesek, Thomas B., Schultz, Petroski, Strumski, Oplmger, May, McGroarty, Kardell, Macho. Third row: Lecce, Devans, Hall, Varvaglione, Kaminski, Stancik, Anagnos, Budzyn, Decker, Courtright, Snyder. Fourth row: Price, Nallon, Miller, Wy- chock, Sincavage, Sellitto, Feld, Reilly, Shorts, Wasilko. Fifth row: Quagliariello, lasonis, Conway, Setcik, Tomcyk, Sta- hovic, Derenfeld, Vehoski, Comoh. For sixteen years the Commencement Chorus has CI S .S aimed to develop an appreciation and enjoyment of U I ' good music among its members. Students are en- couraged to use the experience At trjlllllllllillcfilllellt gained here in School Us G Step' ping-stone toward participating in community choruses and church choirs, The chorus is preparing for this years Commencement. eighty-two Sportslnen Honored At Athletic Banquet Speakers' table Speech, Mr. Peel! Thczt's cz joke, son! eig hty -thx WC caper eighty-four e The presentation of the amusing ozenw comedy 'Cheaper by the Dozen , di- rected by Miss Myvanwy Williams, was a great success and will be remember- ed as one ot the finest senior perform- Senior Play ances. The cast was selected trom among the members ot Masquers, the dramatic club. Mrs. Gilbreth Ernestine .. .... .. Frank ..,...., Iackie .........,.. Dan ..,.,., Bill ..,,....,. Fred ,........ .. Anne .....,... Lillian ,... 4,4.. Martha ..... Dr. Burton ............,..,. Any mistakes, Miss Brill? Ioe Scales ,.r... Miss Brill ,..,..... Larry .,............................, Stage Manag Mrs, Fitzgerald The Cast Cin order of appearanceb Mr. Gilbreth ..................,.,...........,.....,.,...... Francis Mulhern Sharlotte Williams Ann Petroski Richard Askew Iackie Seratin ,.....,.,Ioseph Sincavage Merlyn Dixon Thomas Myers Genevieve Cardell ..,,....,...Ursula Mamola . ..,........ Marie Trudnak - v .. Rita Scnultz 31' Mr. Gi1breth's democratic council .....,..,....William Conway Frank Smolko Alfreda Wysocki Ioseph Evans William Conway Whose idea was this? Come in, Dr. Burton See, a William Tell tie! You pull the bow and it hits the apple! First row Cleft to rightlz Snitko, Sisko S., Thomas, Iones G., Lupco, Cordell, Wysocki, Schultz, Pola- chek, Long. Second row: Fitzgerald, Trudnak, Sauer, Petroski, Nicholson, Williams S., Mancia, Mamola, Aukerlund, Marley, Ogin, Snyder, Anagnos. Third row: Pelesh, Bilski, Evans I., Conway, Mulhern, Haven, Hal- loran, Ungvarsky, Feld, Barovich. Fourth row: Iasonis, Kwak I., Brandt, Dixon, Yanchik, Askew, Sweeney, Beith, Myers, Smolko, Ulichny, Sincavage, Sellitto. eightysfive Cast of Collegiate Capers 66 ou. hlin olle iate Capersw A fast assortment of jokes, songs, and fun fraternity house, consisted of specialty num- combined to make Coughlin Collegiate Capers bers. A May Queen, surrounded by a bevy of a very enjoyable Minstrel. 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M :fwlM 1 f 31L41f fTlIfGE'1rLff11 fe mm iV 14,aQf F Q' '7- gf , 1 -Y il - 3 - Xfzgfw W maeminq 4.- Now, coach? ninety Blocking opens way Kutney eludes tcxcklers Football Crusaders Win Five. Lose Four With nine experienced men returning from the 1949 campaign the Coughlin Crusaders Were able to compile a fine record ot five Wins and tour losses. This record would have been still better, no doubt, it injuries had not plagued key players. In the season opener the Red and Blue trounced Luzerne 30 to 12. Iohn Kutney scored four times in this game. In the next game Plymouth, the Conference Champions, had to come from behind to stop the Crusaders who dominated the first half play. In the next three contests the Red and Blue stopped Newport 1950 FOOTBALL SCORES Date Opponent We They September 14 Plains .,,,,,.... ..... ...,. 7 1 9 September 21 Luzerne ,,,.,,... ...,,,... 3 U 12 September 29 Plymouth ..,.,....,.. ....,....,. 6 14 October 7 Newport ....,,.... ...... .... 1 4 U October 12 Nanticoke ..,.,. .. , ...,.,., O 14 October 20 Meyers .... ....,... .....,,..,. U 8 November 3 G. A. R. ..,, ., ...,..., 19 6 November 11 Larksville ........,... .......,,., 2 4 U November 23 Kingston .....,. ,...,..,, 27 U First row fleft to rightlz Bartoletti, Perkowski, Rukstalis, Firda, Kutney, Iohnson, Danilack, Gryzko Klein, Collmeir. Second row: Wysocki, Cashmere, Gola, Kozemko, Kwak I., Mahally, Kwok Iohn Yanchik, Shuga A., Shuga S. Third row: Friel, Iackloski, lwicki, Sipler, Buczinski, Thomas C., Danchek, Thomas W., Kovalick, Yud ki 14 to U and then bowed to Nanticoke and lost to Meyers, who Won the city title. The high- light of the season was the 19 to 6 upset win over G. A. R. by the Crusaders. The Grena- diers, who had a three game winning streak broken, led 6 to U at the half, but the second half was all Coughlin, and the game was be- ginning to turn into a rout as the final whistle blew. The score was 19 to 6. After that win, the Crusaders swamped Larksville 24 to O, but were beaten in a hard played contest l9 to 7 by a tough Plains team. ln the Turkey Day Classic ten seniors ended their high school careers by trouncing their Kingston rivals with a 27 to O score. Trapped! Two Coughlin players were honored by be- ing chosen members of the All-Scholastic Team of 1950. Iohn Kutney and Ioseph Gola were selected for the honor by officials and sports Writers of the county. ninety one Coach Ruddy Rough Competition This Year With a squad consisting ot eight veterans and two newcomers, the Coughlin Crusaders under Coach Tony Ruddy were able to furnish some strong opposition for all ot their 1950- 1951 opponents. The Red and Blue tinal rec- ord shows victories over Pringle, the State Class-C P. 1. A. A. finalist, and two decisions over Plains High, the runner-up in the Valley League. The game with Pringle was the most thrilling ot the season. lt took a goal by Kasaczun, with tewer than ten second to go, to win this game. McGuire had 19 points in the 58 to 57 contest. This season the Crusaders also stopped Plymouth, the long time conference king, by a 62 to 51 score. Degnan had 22 points to pace the attack. ln another thrilling contest, the Nanticoke team, the 1951 Conference Champs, had to come from behind to stop the Coughlinites, 117 to 42. Degnan and McGuire scored 26 points between them to pace the 1oser's attack. ninety-two asketball Scramble for rebound Meyers' ball Dec. Dec. Dec. Degnan tries for tap in 4-Coughlin .....,......,. 1950-1951 BASKETBALL SCGRES Exhibition Games 72 8-Coughlin .,.. 58 12-Coughlin ...,,...,, 52 St. Nick's Pringle ... Hazleton -..45 .. 57 68 Dec. 18-Coughlin ,,,..,, .57 Plains ..,l..,,. lll.. 5 1 Dec. 28-Coughlin ....,,. 61 Plains ...., . -55 League First Half . Ian. 5-Coughlin .....,,. .49 Berwick 52 Ian. 9--Coughlin ..,,,, .44 G. A. R... 56 Ian. 12-Coughlin . 45 Newport . 57 Ian. 16-Coughlin ......,.. .. 54 Kingston . 57 Ian. 19-Coughlin . ,i.., . 62 Plymouth .. 51 lan. 23-Coughlin ,,.. . 42 Nanticoko . 47 Ian. 30-Coughlin . 66 Meyers .. . 61 Feb. 2-Coughlin ....,,, .. 51 Hanover . 62 League Second Half i Feb. 9-Coughlin .....t,..,, 31 Berwick .. . 57 Feb 13-Coughlin . 64 G, A. R. .. 66 Feb. 16-Coughlin .........., 67 Newport ..1.. 65 Feb. 20-Coughlin .. .173 Kingston 65 Feb. 23-MCoughlin .... . 39 Plymouth .. 65 Feb. 27-Coughlin ..... .1259 Nanticoke 68 Mar. 6-Coughlin .... H69 Meyers .. 73 Mar. 9-Coughlin .... 62 Hanover , 57 First row Cleft to rightlz Gavel, Reilly I., Miller, Corbett, Darab, Ruddy, Leonard, Wychock, Llewellyn, Kraynanski, Baran I., Horny. Second row: Coach Ruddy, Iasonis, Cron, Kowalski, Kt y Featherstone, Paciga, Degnan, Kane, McGuire, Kasaczun, Manager Mrozinski, Torncyzk. ninety-three Coach Peel looks worried! Grapplers Enjoy Victorious Season The Crusaders began their Wrestling season by having four boys emerge victorious in the annual novice Wrestling tournament at the Y. M. C. A. Robert Caruth, Pat Rogan, Robert Barnowski and Ed Iohnson were the C. H. S. victors. On Ian. 10, the Crusaders defeated the Nan- ticoke Grapplers by a score of 28 to 13. Rogan, Bond, Barnowski, Quagliariello, Zaccagni, Thomas, Morpeth, and Iohnson Were Winners for the Red and Blue. Coach Ioe Peel's squad continued their Win- ning on Ian. 17, when they over powered G. A. R. 43 to 12. With a record of two wins and no losses, the Red and Blue defeated Plymouth 23 to 20 in a thrilling hard fought battle. Coughlin's fourth straight triumph came when the Crusaders defeated Hanover 38 to 8. At the hands of Kingston the Red and Blue, by a score of 32 to 9, Went down to defeat, to make their record four Wins and one loss. Rebounding from their loss to Kingston, Coughlin defeated Forty Fort by a score of 21 to 20. The Crusaders last dual-meet ended in a tie with Meyers 18-18. 'F ninety-four. Wrestlin 1951 WRESTLING SCORES Ian. -Coughlin . .. ...... Ian. -Coughlin lan. -Coughlin Ian. 31-Coughlin Feb. -Coughlin Feb -Coughlin Feb -Coughlin Coughlin ........ 1U Meyers ........ Nanticoke .... G. A. Plymouth .... Hanover Kingston .. . Forty Fort ..,. Meyers 1U G. A. R Fink ties his man up First row Kleit to rightjz Lavelle, Quaaliariello, Rogan, Bond, Petruska, Iordan, Iohnson, Morpeth, Thomas W., Zaccagni, Bamowski, Caruth, Havir, Halsicak, Second row: Coach Peel, Kwak, Acore, Evans, Thomas I., Mahal, Brain, Bariolleii, Perry, Caruth, Moroski, Ungvarsky, Manager Lewis. Third row: B1QOSki, Adamovich, Sonderovxtz, Blannet, Yag1ello, Sammon, Pauster, Nordsirom, Thomas D., Febxsh. Bond works for pin Shall we dance? Jordan has his way ninetyvfive April April May May May May May May April April April May Coach Ruddy looks on 1950 BASEBALL SCORES 24-Coughlin 27-Coughlin 4 8 ll 15 22 25 23 -Coughlin Coughlin .......4..,,,... -Coughlin -Coughlin -Coughlin Coughhn .....,,,..., Meyers ...4.r,.....,.,,.. Hanover Kingston G. A. R. .,....,,,....... , Meyers ......,.....,..... Hanover Kingston G. A. R. ........ ..,.... . 1951 BASEBALL SCORES eeCoughlin 25-Coughlin 28-Coughlin 7 -Coughlin Nanticoke Meyers .........,.. Hanover ,........ .... Kingston Baseball Team Places Second In League With a number of veterans returning from the 1950 season, Coach Tony Ruddy was able once again to field another championship con- tender. After about a Week of practice the Crusaders traveled to Nanticoke Where they tied the Nan's, 7 to 7, in an extra inning game which was called because of darkness. Ierry Gazinski provided the highlight ot the game by pitching no-hit ball for tive innings. ninety-six Ungvarsky lowers the boom Tutko' gets runner at second In their first league contest of the season, the Crusaders journeyed to Meyers where they halted the Mohawks, 7 to 3, behind the six hit pitching of Tommy Wychock. Bernie Paciga paced the offense with two hits. The Red and Blue's second victory of the season was a 4 to 3 triumph over last season's i champs from Hanover. lerry Gazinski scatter- ed six hits as he recorded his first victory. Two hits apiece by Cron and Petruska, and a triple by Pelesh sparked the seven hit assault on two Hanover pitchers. Four hit pitching by Wychock Wasn't enough to avert C. H. S.'s first defeat of the season, as an underdog Kingston nine upset the Red and Blue, 3 to l. Although limited to but three hits, the Crusaders did threaten numerous times, but never led the inspired Kingstonians. Gazinski's ll strikeouts paced the Crusaders to a 5 to 1 victory over their city rivals G. A. R. It was the third Win of the season for our home boys. I I I Run,loe! Run! Despite p1tch1ng efforts of Wychock errors plagued Coughlin as Meyers avenged its previous defeat by handing us an 8 to 3 upset. Players get 'eddy First row flelt to ri htlz Dysleski, Bieliecki, Warnick,.Leonard, Station, Caruth, Darko, Deppner, Check, Harcha- rxlc, Horny. Second! row. Ungvarsk A., Cron, Gazinslcx, Petruska, Paciga, Degnan, Pelesh, Ungvarsky I., Feather stone, Niedzwicki, Wychock, Ruddy, Krananski, Laird. lfhird row: Coach Ruddy, Yamelski, Wczshinski, Schuster, Baran, Tutko, Skutch, Rensa, Courtright, Lukach, Bieliecki, Palencar, Kondratick, Greely, Manager Nat, Manager Iasonis. ninety-s EVER Track Mr. Cobb. our new coach C' H' S- T k C-t M Hurdlers show how it's done ninety-eight Thomas ilying high via the pole vault aes ly eel Under the direction of their new coach, Mr, Bernard Cobb, the 1951 track season opened with a meet against Kingston. The Red and Blue were edged out ot this contest by a close score of 672f3 to 59V3. Kutney won the 100, 220, and the broad jump. Thomas took the pole vault, Koval the javelin, and Kwak the shot put. On May 1, the Crusaders came back strong to make up tor their earlier defeat, by handing Hanover a 99-28 beating, Winning all but two events. Leading the Way for the Crusaders were: Gattuso, in the high and low hurdles: Kutney, in the 100, and broad jumpg Miller in the mile, and Kwak, Dougalas, and Koval in the shot put, discus, and javelin, respectively, Both of the relay teams won. These consisted ot: Half-mile, relay-Perkowski, Yanchik, Cashmere, and Firdag mile relay-Conway, Yanchik, Morpeth, and Miller. The boys who are graduating and are mak- ing their last showing in the scholastic track field are: Kutney, Gattuso, Thomas, Koval, Quagliariello, Dougalas, Conway, Kwak, Iu- gon, Conrad, and Yanchik. 1 W 1 1 First row Cleft to raghibz Hirsch, Nordsirom, Thomas D., Lehet, Sladinski, Murray, Adler, Summon, Mcrgar, Brown, Thomas I., ock, Senese, Tershak. Second row: Smith, Connors, Morpeth, Hotchkiss, Gattuso, Thomcxs W., Yanchik, Kutney, Qucxgliariello, Conrad, Dougalas, Conwoy, Iugund, Evans, Kwok, Iones, Collmier. Third row: Blaker, Zag ani, Gola, Iohnson, Kovalick, Washington, Schuster, Pegg, Sipler, Harkins, Miller, Iwicki, Klein, Teslichko, Perkow- ski, Kwczk, Tiackoloski, Friel, Coach Cobb. 1950 DISTRICT IVIEET 1950 May 15 May 21 Coughlin ,.....,., ...................,... ........... 8 5 . 57 G. A. R ..,.,.,,... ......,,,,. ,45 Coughhn, lst ,,,,..... ...,.r.................. ,......,, Y A Kingston, 'Znd ...,,.,,, ......... 3 5 1' 'A 'A 7 1 . 1950 TRACK SCORES 1950 May 24 Coughlin ..,... .........,.............. ......,., 5 8 Meyers ,....,,,,... ......... 3 9 G. A. R. ......... ..,,..... 3 7 1951 TRACK SCORES 1951 April 26 Coughlin ...... .....,....,..........,.. ......... 5 9 V3 Kingston ..,.,. ......... 6 7213 May 2 Coughlin ...... ...,......,.,.......,.. ......... 9 9 Hanover ......,,, ..............,.,....... ......... 2 8 May 9 Harkins clears the bar Coughlin ...... ...,....,.............., ......... 9 1 V3 Meyers ....... ......... 3 52f3 1!'11!1e1VLh1I1e X10 lrls Varied IUNIOB BASKETBALL 532222: fi?iEilt,n'ifetS5Q5h53z,ZSESl?.' Kmmh' Meme' GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL 5L J2Im'o15'2dfi?ftTfomfiihllf. s2222f3Sei2a,:tc15iEt?3Wtt?5 Neals Manager, Makaravitz, Blannett, Shiminitz, Ruddy, Hands, Finn Manager. The girls of C. H. S. have had many oppor- tunities to participate in a variety ot sports. There were swimming, bowling, basketball, tumbling, volleyball, besides the regular gym classes. Something new was added to the plans for one hundred basketball. Instead ot having one varsity team, there was a team chosen for each of the tour upper classes. The teams played an intramural tournament. In the spring fhere were tumbling and volleyball teams selected. Lots ot tun and excitement for all! Share Sports Bathing beauties Take a deep breath Girls oi the llth and l2 grades were eligible three girls Were enrolled in this fine club, lor the Swimming Club which met once eolch which is in its second year. Miss Dorothy Week at the Meyers High School pool. Fifty- Smith is club adviser. SWIMMING CLUB Elm inn, row: Mamola, Susa, Mcmcia, Trudnak, row: Shorts, McKeand, Navola, Riley, row fleit to rightjz Iasulewicz, Neals, lhnat, Prieto, Kline, Fedcrk, Kadluboski, Fallon, Kazinski. Second Hoffman, Terpak, Shultz, Zdanowicz, Devans. Third Polacheck, Cigler, Sestczk, Yencha, Oleniak, Nallon. one hundred one Left to right: Stesney, Sauer, Hastings, Shiner, Shedlock, Iones, Koval, Huey, Corrigan. A familiar sight at No football game Coughlin games is would loe .complete this group of Cheer- Without this line group leaders in their red shirts and navy trousers of twirlers. The Majorettes perform their leading the cheers and inspiring in the ath- routines to perfection. Precision twirling and letes and students the Will to Win. great marching skill is their goal. Lett to right: Iones I., Hasdovic, Iones R., Nat, Pauster, Kelly, Williams. one hundred two ALMA MATEB Bassua STELLA JONES, '07 Hail to Coughlin, Alma Mater, Stepping stone to fame, For the student and the athlete With his zeal aflame. CHORUS Winning in the field and forum, Keep the goal in view, Shout in chorus for our banner, Wave the Red and Blue. Pleasant memories cluster 'round it, Of its prestige proud, While the promise of the future, Beams through every cloud. When life's noontime joy has vanished, Lost in reverie, Like the glory of the sunset School-day dreams we see. one hundred three l i 1 1 Index Page A Cappella Choir .,...... ,......... 7 8 Alma Mater ,,...,.,..,. ........,...,.. 1 03 Amateur Show ,.....,.. .......... 8 7 Art Club ......................,.... ,......... 7 7 Athletic Banquet .,.,4.... ....,..... 8 3 Band ,.......................................,.....,.....,............. ,. ......,... 79 Bank Cashiers' Association ,...,....... ...... , .. 80 Baseball Scores .....,....,...................,.. ,........, 9 6 Baseball Team .,............. ....,.,.. 9 7 Basketball Scores ......,.... ..,....... 9 2 Basketball Team ......,....,.. ...,.,......... 9 3 Board of Education ..,...,...... ............. 1 O, ll Board of Publications ,...,.,....., ,..,,...,..., 6 4, 65 Boys' Bowling Club ,.,........ .,........ 7 2 Cafeteria Views .,.......... ,........, 1 9 Cheerleaders .,..,..,, ..,.....,, 1 02 Club Candids .,....,.,,...................,.... ...,..,... 6 6 Commencement Chorus .,.,.,,..... .......,.. 8 2 Custodians ..........,.,...............,.,........... ...,...... 1 5 Dedication .,..,.,.,....,.. ..... 6 Division Page- Administration ....... ........ 8 , 9 Activities ..,............. ...,....,... 6 2, 63 Classes ...... ..,......,... 1 6, 17 Hi-Y ...,.,.......,..............,.........,., Index to Advertisers Iournal Reporters ...,...... Candids ,..,..... Iunior Iunior Class .......,...........,..,. Iunior Class Officers ,............,........,.. Iunior Iunior High School Orchestra Iunior Red Cross .......,,.............,.,......,....,. Iunior Ushers ................ lunior Y-Teens ..... Key Club ......... Latin Plebes ...,..,.. Latin Senators ..,....... Majorettes .,.....,.... Masguers ......... Minstrels ..... Mr. Bacon Mr. Bradley ,.,....,. Mr. I. H. Super ....,......, Mr. Truscott ,.,.........,........,,.,....,...,......, National Honor Society ............ Safe Driving .,.. School Candids ......... High Candids .....,.........,............... Sports Cooking Eighth Grade ......... 89 ..,,..,...,....56-59 Science Club .,.....,... Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Candids ..,..,.. Class .............,,..,........,. Class Officers ...... Class Song .......... Play .........,..,.,..... Y-Teens .......... Ex Libris .,......... .......,.. 1 Faculty ..................... .......... 1 2-14 Faculty Roster ............,............,...... .,........ 1 2-14 Farewell to Senior Class .....,. ........,. 4 1 Football Scores ,.,....,........,..,....,..... ..,...,... 9 0 Football Team ..,...... ,......,.. 9 1 Foreword ......i...,..,..,........,. ..... 5 French Club ....................... .......... 7 6 Freshman Candids ,...,... ............... 5 2 Freshman Class ,...,..,,.,..................... .,.,.,...... 5 3-56 Girls' Athletic Association ......... .........,...,. 7 3 German Club ..,..,....,..,...,..........,.,.,. .,.,,..... 7 5 Girls' Basketball ,............. ,.,4...,......, l OU Girls' Bowling ....,..,..,.............,.,. ..,.,..... 7 2 Girls' Collectors Club ,.......,.,. ..,....... 6 8 Girls' Swimming Club ............ .,.,.,.....,.., l 01 Guidance .............,...,......,.,.,..,..., . .......... 19 Seventh Grades ..........,...... Sophomore Candids ........... Sophomore Class .,....,.. Spanish Club ..,....,..... Speakers' Club ......, Sport Candids ....., Supervisors .,...,.,........... Table of Contents ...,.... Title Page ,..........,.......... Track Scores ..,..,,..,.,...,.,... Varsity Orchestra ,,.... ,.,,.. Wrestling Scores ..,...... Wrestling Team ...........,. one hundred four Page 67 ........107 42, 47 H44-47 43 61 79 81 43 .. 71 67 74 74 ....,,,102 86, 87 11 18, 19, 40, 47, 4 11 , ...,., . 7 11 22, 23 18 8, 103 . ,..,....,...........,,..,.,... ., .... ,,.,....,..,...........,...,... 6 9 20, 42 24, 39 21 84, 85 70 59-61 .49-51 77 81 90-99 99 78 94 95 ndex to A vertisers Page Boston Restaurant and Candy Shop ...,.......,. ,.,.,.,. . ,107 Chuck Robbins ........,..,....,,.,.....,...,.....,,.,....,..,.......,.,.,....... .......,... 1 08 Collins Press ,.... - ...,.,.,,,......,.,..... .,...,.... 1 11 Craftsmen Engravers ............ ,...,....., l O6 Deemer :Sf Co. ,,.,.,,,,..........., ......... 1 O7 Dieges G Clust ,......,....,.,...... ........,. l 09 Dietric1c's Floral .,.....,............. .........., 1 U5 Doris Beauty Shoppe ..,..,........ .,.,.,..... 1 08 D. T. Scott 6: Sons ,..,,...... .......,.. 1 10 E. B. Yordy Co, ,..,.,.......,, ........,. 1 08 Evans Florist .,,.,..,.,...,..,.. .,,...... 1 08 Gott Lumber Co. ....,.,..,.,... ......... 1 08 H, A. Whiteman 61 Co. ........... .....,,........ 1 10 Heights Floral ...,...,.,............ ,,.,............ 1 09 Hoyt's Gulf Station ............... ...,.,.,.. l 08 lay L. Wilson ,,.,....,.,........,.,...,....,...,.,. ........... 1 10 Iordan The Hatter, Inc .,...,.,...,.... .,......,.. 1 10 Lott Candy Shop .,...,,,.,........,....... ........... 1 05 Page Mattern Florist ,.....,.,........, .,.,....... 1 05 Orange Shoe Repair ...,......... ,,....,.... 1 07 Palace Laundry ...,.,....,,,..,.,,,......,,,,......,........,.,...,.........,.., .......,... 1 07 Phila. College of Pharmacy G Science .......,.... ,.,,,....., 1 10 R. B. Wall Co. .....,...,.,...,............,.....................,....................., ,......... 1 07 Sam Goldner's ............ ,.......... l 05 Stearns Studio ...,,.,....,,.....,.... .......... 1 12 Sunday Independent ..,........ .,.,..,.,.. 1 09 Teen Shoppe ......,.,,.,....................... ...,.,.,,., l 09 White Hardware co., Inc. ...............,....,., .......,... 1 07 I Wilkes-Barre Business College ,....,.,,.,... ,..,....,., 1 08 W.-B. Hardware cSf Stove Co. .......,. ....,.,.... l 09 Williams Bros. 61 Co. ,.,.,.,..,....,.,,......,.. .......... 1 10 Woodlawn Farm Dairy Co .......,...... ....,...,.. 1 09 Wyoming Valley Beet Co. .....,.. .,........ 1 07 Yurko Florist ...........,,....,.,........,...,......,.,....,..., ..,....... 1 07 Zimmerman Apparel Shop, Inc ..,......... ............ 1 08 Flowers Arranged Their Best FOR ALL OCCASIONS DIETRICK'S FLORAL SHOP 457 North River Street Opposite City Cemetery Dial 2-0344 Wilkes-Barre, Pa. SAM GOLDNER'S Meats and Groceries 1307 North Washington St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Phone 3-9258 I LOFT CANDY SHOP 2 South Main Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Phone 4-2552 MATTEBN Florist 19-21 East South Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. I 3 South Main Street Pittston, Pa. one hundred five For Post-Graduate Commercial Work WILKES-BARRE BUSINESS COLLEGE Established 1885 FRANCIS V. EUSTICE President CHUCK ROBBINS EVERYTHING FoR sPoR'r Lionel Trains and Repairs TOYS HOBBY SUPPLIES 28 North Main Street Phone 2-1333 Wilkes-Barre, Pa For Your Better Gowns HIGH QUALITY APPAREL ZIMMERMAN Apparel Shop, Inc. 51 Public Square Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Compliments ot KEN HOYT'S GULF STATION Cor. Washington of Union Sts. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. EXPERT LUBRICATION DORIS BEAUTY SHOPPE BEAUTY CULTURE In All Its Branches Phone 3-8050 241 Bowman St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Compliments of EVANS FLORIST I4 North Main Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. GOFF LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers and Dealers In LUMBER AND MILL WORK ESTABLISHED OVER 70 YEARS THE E. B. YORDY CO Printing Binding Ruling 212-248 South Pennsylvania Ave. Legal Blanks Loose Leaf Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Dial 2-2191 59 Public Square Wilkes-Barre, Pa cl eight S U N D A Y INDEPENDENT Wyoming Val1ey's Favorite Home Newspaper READ 1T AND KEEP POSTED OPEN EVENINGS HEIGHTS FLORAL SHOP Flowers For All Occasions 1 Phone 2-0410 263 E. Market St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa Wilkes-Barre Hardware :Sf Stove Co 33-37 East Market Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. THE FRIENDLY STORE Dial 2-4139 Compliments of THE TEEN SHOPPE 14 East Northampton St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. DIEGES 81 CLUST 17 Iohn Street New York, N. Y. ,fa 3 Dv N! WOODY WOODLAWN IEWELERS TO THE CLASS or 1951 SAYS Class Rings Class Pins Trophies Plaques Bronzes GARFIELD THoMAs Best Food BUY Representative Carbondale, Pa. ODS flowers of course jay l. wilson flowers and gifts 88 so. franklin st. Wilkes-loarre, pa. flowers sent by wire anywhere Always Ask Your Grocer For WILCO BRAND Pure Food Products Sold At Your Neighborhood Grocery Store Williams Bros. CS Co. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Philadelphia College ol Pharmacy and Science 43rd St., WoodI'd and Kingsessing Aves., Philadelphia 4, Pa. Founded in 1821 i ' if ' - ' ,gg- e4.z,'-agg' .gif 3 Undergraduate courses in Pharmacy, Chemg istry, Bacteriology or Biology lead to B.Sc. degrees and interesting and successful ca- reers. Graduate studies in Pharm., Bact. or Biol. also available. Applications for future enrollment now considered. Coeducational. Write for catalog H. I-l. WHITEMAN 8: COMPANY, INC. WHOLESALE PAPER AND STATIONERY 60-B2 East Union Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. D. T. SCOTT 6 SONS REALTORS Rentals Insurance Sales Appraisals Ten East lackson Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Dial 3-2515 or 2-2170 IORDAN the Hatter, lnc. Haberdasliers of Distinction Since 1871 9 West Market St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa one hundred ten - Printing aSYUU1fkeif- ' BINDING ' RULING ' ENGRAVING Dial Z-4797 THE Collins Press 93-95 North Stcrte Street Wilkes-Barre, Pct. I 1 1 l , ,1... .llvf l 3 -. 1,2 F or Fine Pictures See Your Friendly Photographer - - - I I Stearns Studio 70 Years On The Square No Appointments Necessary - - - Phone 2-1580 r W X- r iyfixh A , -I , M X 51146, J ,IC K-42,1 A ' 1 ' .fx-,f Kali!! J If dw? W4 wk RSF? i . keg is E M Qgjf as

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