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

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J VL D I , .LJ 5 'I 6 fb F ,LV-I , L fx, . f . , -.1 .,,,, -.N-V... .'.-4..-X-.-441:- ' K 1 IAMES M. COUGHLIN HIGH SCHOOL WILKES-BARRE, PENNSYLVANIA Member of N. S. P. A. gngfg. sy.:-. : -.-:,---...-1,.g.-,- 31.5.5,-,f-..-,a.-.:.:.-.1 f.-.- J-.-,. 7.-1: :.- .-.:.: :.-.-. - - I -,1,:.g'.. -,Q ,5-5.3: I:g:1-:55.-,-:::,,.,i.:: -:,ggj:,f.'3.jI..-'.-:,'f.jf. - 1 j. Q-,wif - .::jq-: ,Q - 1 'Q . 1 1'-.1-Q-. w.'-a-r:- 1-T. :-':.- -Q1':-t-L-2- slr: 'a1'i',2:12.i.g:ia-'via c 3:55 Q-'E -: 13 L . three 'Q four Lessons in Leadership The whole is equal to the sum of all its parts - so goes the theorem. ln this book, we have recorded the events of a school year, and it is our intention to prove that all phases of school life are contributing factors to the development and continuance of the school--and that no one factor is more essential to the life of the school than in good leadership. Youth is malleable, and the influences exerted dur- ing the formative high school years are of tremendous force and incalculable value. The student must be led to make wise choices, to exercise good judgment, to ac- quire the knowledge necessary for the performance of his future life's Work. Here at Coughlin, We have been fortunate in our principal and faculty. From them we have had Wise and constructive leadership. Because of this high quality of leadership, We have learned to know the good that comes from instruction. In the democratic society of a public high school L55,53-,45-,g.i,',fga5, every student finds the joy of companionship with those of his own generation. And, as the four years of the high school cycle turn, out of all the companions of joyful school days, there appear, sometimes as if by magic, persons qualified to fulfill the position when the need for leadership arises. From the school group, there come-the class officers, the club president, the athlete, the actor, the editor, and all the persons who contribute their share of young strength and enthusiasm, intelligence and humor to the life of the school. These young people exemplify all that is best in life. For example, the athlete has learned to value the game beyond the prize, only because his leaders have taught and personified good sportsmanship, The lessons in leadership have been many, and well taught. Lessons in leadership! Each page and each picture is visible proof of our theme. We hope that We have thus succeeded in making the l952 Breidlin a memorable experience for everyone. X Q-rf . Z':1': 22121555 5:21.-. :iii- :,.: '...:-1I5g'i', '4 ,-g3.:.y:gi-4.4 H.'.u-Arg.. 1 llna Mater Bessie Stella Iones, '07 H1111 111 l'1111g1111'11. A111111 .xIIIfl'l'. St1'p11111gxI11111'1of111111'. Uf its f2l'l'.S'fI.i,Ul' p1'111111. 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Then, as Mr. Breidinger's years as principal drew to a close, by his side there appeared another great man who was to take his place. In nineteen thirty-two, Mr. Iohn H. Super be- came principal. It was with a deep sense of loss that we saw Mr. Super retire in Iune, nineteen fifty-one. Each of our lives was enriched by this man who made education his life's work. In September of nineteen-fifty-one Mr. Francis T. Truscott became principal of Coughlin High Schoolg and, for the third time we have been unusually fortu- nate in our principal. During this past year Mr. Truscott has won the admiration and respect of the faculty and students. We have learned to seek his ' wise counsel and guidance. We have been deeply impressed by his friendliness, sincerity, and courtesy. With the hope that our appreciation of his leadership might be expressed more fully by some outward evidence, we, the class of ninetee fifty-two, as at symbol and token of our ap- preciation for his earnest en- deavors to help make our senior years a memorable one, do re- spectfully dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Francis T. Truscott. 3-I-:. if-i. .-.:,:,-.4:-:-:.:.- :.-.ne-214:-mf,f-.-'.-r.-.1.:.-.1 a.:--::,:.-.--2-E-I-.rf..f-r-1.1-rf-f 7 I' eight Aomnmuswmmom .--u A ' 'F -. ,,.f.1 - -1 .-I-I, , v. , ., . .N I. 'P . - '11, i.. h 'Yi .Fi .- -62.-Z -. .Q Q-N A ,I A Qf?,:3::, ,- fi -. I .. .. .. Qgfgjfz '5..: ,- 1 , -: '.:.g-'. ': , ,'.c,5::.,f, ...aw 1 I 8 - f 1--' '- N- 14:14-'.'-Z'-1'-Q f' l a 1151 E-2 f' -'-:'iG'-:-L- lfifi-iz-Fi'-E :.-'5'2i .': Fra ln then: - wise con nsc-l and If0llStl'lICti1'0 leadvrsh i p fn Board oi' rlducation Seated Cleft to rightb: Mr. Clarence Smxth, Mr. Albert H. Asion-Presmdent, Mr, Iohn A. Gallagher-Vnce-presrdent, Mr Harry F Gillmdn. Slundingz Dr. Marcus M1116-r, Mr, Iosfiph Sherqcixs, Mr. Lewls Iones, Mr. I. Harry Moy, Mr Thomas H Smollvs . 'u peri n te nden t ilkes- arre City Schools Mr. Allen E. Bacon L.X1lIl,t5rviS',rs , fly Mcthemcixcs Shrxnding: Mr. Mmlm gulhver, L.C1lll Aj Mr. Wllllcm Roberts, Muslc, Mr Alfrf-d Sclmmmvl, Comm:-fulfil Slvzdxr-:a, Seaied Hoi! to nqhtl Mr Ioseph Bo le, GUldGHC9, Mr, Leonard Utz, Engllsh, Mr Iohn Ruddy, Scmnce, Mr fum'-an Myf- Mr. Gvorqf- Ionf-s Physlcol Education Absent: Mr Kvnnff-th Muchlrfr, Industrlcl Arts Assistant Pri n ripal You ihli ll Mr. Thomas E. Bradley IPM twelve daculty - - - ' Front row fleft to rrghtb Miss Walsh, Mr. Br dl -y, M 'I':1::.:ot! Ad-Inlnlstratl-on and Cornrnerclal Mxss Brenner, Mrss Durkm Second row: Mrs? Psdrth Iriavrszl Mrfss Marlan Davls, Mrss Lynch, Mrs Evans Third row: Miss ILIZWIGK, Mrss Tulry Mlss Uzury Fourfh row: Mr Flair.-:ty Mr. Nayvr Mr Saurxdvrfa ' ' Fist o fleft to rrghtlz M s W Il-Q., M: M G ,Mn D lf, Ms. SCIGHCGS and Mathematlcs Alice rlsrgnard Mrs Walsh1SM1ssGDoFrrtP ISE ri Oxsem d S Oulglrur 11 ITS . ,. , . o ry m1 econ row: S rw Mr H. Booth, Mrss Edna Srmth, MISS Mary Leonard, Mrs Stenson, Mr, Arihur Booth, Mr, Stomk, Third row: Mr Payne.- Mr. Pendergast, Mr. Lewrs, Mr. Treihaway, Mr Ruddy. Fourth row: Mr. West, Mr. Jordan Mr. Hensley, Mr Cobb. FRANCIS T. TRUSCOTT Principal. THOMAS E. BRADLEY Assistant Principal. RUTH T. AUSTIN English, Director of Publicity, OLIN I. BARNES Facult Economics, Sociology, World Geography. 'rr-rr:nr:sA '1-:. miss Foods, Nutrition, Homemaking. RUTH BEHLING Art. ETHEL BEIDLER Latin. ARTHUR BOOTH Algebra, Plane Geometry, Adviser, Girls Collectors? Treasurer, Board ot Publications. HENRY C. BOOTH Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, Adviser, Boys' Bowling Club, Entertainment Fund. IDA M. BRENNER Typewriting. EDWARD BROGAN History. FANNIE BROWN Art. RITA M. CARLIN Spanish, Adviser, Spanish Club, Speakers' Club. BERNARD I. COBB Mathematics, Adviser. Hi-Y, Track Coach. MAE CONNOR Typewriting. MARGARET CONSIDINE Clothing. EARL DANIELS Machine Shop Practice, Blue Print Reading, Shop Mathe- matics. EVA V. DIXON Dietitian, Adviser, Y-Teens. RITA DOUGHER Health Education, Gymnasium, Adviser, G. A. A, NELLIE E. DURKIN Typewriting, oster ANNE DZURY Shorthand, Clerical Training. ARTHUR E. EVANS History. FLORENCE L. EVANS Art, Adviser, Art Staff, Board ol Publications, Art Club. MARGARET R. EVANS English, Adviser, Board of Publications, Guidance Coun- selor, Director ot Activities. THOMAS A. I-'LAHERTY Bookkeeping, Adviser, Bank Cashiers. GERTRUDE C. HARRISON English, Adviser, Iournal Reporters. CHARLES F. HENSLEY Chemistry, Biology, Visual Education Program: Adviser, Science Club, Cheerleaders, Majorettes. MARIE HUGHES English. MARIORIE HUGHES English. MARY A. IOHNSON English. CHESTER I. HINE English. HAROLD C. IORDAN General Science. THERESA C. IUZWIAK Office Practice. WILLIAM KELLY History. CATHERINE KREIDLER History. IAMES I. LAVIN Driver-Education, MARY K. LENAHAN English. ALICE C. LEONARD Advanced Biology, Biiology. MARY LEONARD Algebra. PAUL B. LEWIS Physics, Adviser, Science Club. AGNES C. LYNCH English. thirteen! ' L I Q , . . . . -x I 9 'I 1 I , Q y -Q . I . a - Q . ' - fam-tcfc'n 1 l faculty - F'! 11,111 HJ: M H .' ,M. nrln M. 'Weza cl M Mar- Engllsh and Languages 15:59 rlgyghei, MISZIQMCHLIQE? Siggxzan xowfs M? lpowellf Miss GLIZHDGHCQT Mlss Hwdlvr, M1s:: 1'X11:1t1n, M1:ss Iohnson M1' Palslrmo Third row: MISS Wagner, M155 Maru- Hxxghes TWISS VVard, M155 O'Malle-y, Fourlh row: M1 H1111n+fnf:nydw1 M1553 NHCI1 Mr H1119 ' ' Fi I row fleit to nghtbz 1111155 Kmedl 1', Mrs B hl , NTISS Pr 1: SOC1-Q1 Stu-dl-es: Arts and Shops Mgs COhS1d1h0, MISS McDermott, Miss Basseslnctiand row: lshllerg S11vany, IVIISS Evans, M1ss Brown, MISS McKeown, Miss S1mGkGSkl, MISS Ste1ger, MISS W6lSS. Third row: Mr Savage, Mr Evans, Mr. Nyamn, Mr. Rwhards, Mr Barnes, Fourfh row: Mr. Morgan, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Smxth. 4- ' . Facult A. DAVID MAYER Clerical Training, Wrestling Coach. KATHERINE MCDERMOTT Clothing, THERESA MCGOVERN Arithmetic. ELIZABETH L. MCHUGH French, Adviser, French Club. CECILIA MCKEOWN Geography. OTELLO MEUCCI Music, Director, Band, Orchestra. CHARLES C. MORGAN History. VICTORIA NITCH English. IOEL NYGREN Manual Training, Wood Shop. REGINA C. O'MALLEY English. LOUIS E. PALERMO Spanish, General Science, Assistant Coach, Football. IAMES A. PAYNE llghisicfxl Education, Coach, Freshman Football and Bas- et a , FRANK PENDERGAST Hedlth Education, First Aid, MICHAEL POWELL English. IULE T. PRISBEK I History, Civics. U CARL A. RICHARDS History. ROBERT A. RIEMENSNYDER German, Adviser, German Club. ANNA BUDDY History. ANTHONY I. RUDDY Biology: Coach, Basketball and Baseball. R. HAROLD SAUNDEHS Guidance Counselor. RAYMOND SAVAGE Manual Training, Wood Shop. .1 Roster AGNES SILVANY Geography, Adviser, Pen Pals' Club. ELEANOR SIMAKASKI History, Civics. DOROTHY G. SMITH Health Education, Adviser, Girls' Swimming Club, EDNA L. SMITH Algebra. GAYLORD SMITH History. HAZEL P. SMITH Head School Nurse, ELIZABETH B. STEIGER History. ARLINE STENSON Arithmetic. a ' , , 4 FRED H.sUPEs f f f L V-.V 'A M Chemistry, Dfiector, Senio -Iunior Outing Adviser, Na- tional ljlonor Society, Iunior Ushers, Key lub. Guidance Counselor. . K . HAROLD P. TRETHAWAY Algebra, Plane Geometry, Scheduling. ZLATA TUHY Librarian, Adviser, Girls' Bowling Club and Library Club. SARAH R. WAGNER Latin, Adviser, Freshman Assembly, Comites Latim. PRAXEDA WALKER General Science, Functional Biology. ANNE B. WALSH Arithmetic. MARIE WALSH Shorthand. ELEANOR WARD English. ARLINE M. WEISS Music, Director, A Cappella Choir, Commencement Chorus. ROBERT A. WEST Mathematics, Senior-Iunior Outing, Faculty Manager of Athletics. ELIZABETH WIEGAND English. MYVANWY WILLIAMS English: Dramatic Director, Adviser, Masquers, sixtcew Faculty Photos Mr. Trethaway. Mr. Benson, Mr. West. and Mr. Saunders hold a conference Miss Tuhy instructs library aides Mr. Smith-at ease Mr. Flaherty collects Outing payments ,aa I ,mfgf V, Custodians aintenance Left io rlghtz Mr. Elias Thomas, enaxnrwr, Mr Gr-oraw VVoods, englneery Mr. Culver Wood, asramtanl cuslodlan Cafeteria Workers First row Ilelt to rlghtl: Anna Brown, Marge are! Wlnder, Lathe Record, Katherme Mlhal- xck. Second row: lessle Howe, Margaret Sayes, Hose Edwards Ianitresses .va Fron! row llelt to rxghllt Mar Allabaugh, Mary Soltxs, Helen Hauberaer, Bw-rtlma Gmbbons. Second row: Eva llolan, L1ll1an Hooley, Rachel If-ary Matnr- Mlclvf Catherme Hoover Third row: Rose Donaldson, Margaret Kullqallon, V1ctm1a Peworchxl: Elzzabeth Evans. Fourth row: Mary Klblxsh, Ann Barnett Ednh P1-am: 8C'I'l'l'lrlG6?H eighteen 13, Eh I-1'1.55,n :.:g'i1Z5.: ..1-5J.1f- I-Z-.'1.'g.12S ' '-':J,':jL 3'i'f.-.: '. -.- Qxi. :-55: l'.:':jjq:.'. rf! f:1i ' 'llf 1 1 YQ?-' :.'. Qt,-Q iIE:f 'Z ,1f.. r,-.V gf.-jj Qzli. . 25- JT: . -4,-.I , j.',g.:,i:' j-.mga ' 1',5: 1'-' . -1113,-QS , 'x-.:f.1 .5 .'l.', .7 5-,E s 'A .NAA .: i':L..1Q-I I.'.1'.i -1?:.?i'?':'5 I1','nj'f--Z ..,1'f.f?'1 - ijifi ' i:j:.5,::l5 MII 935' . x. Jr-'i . Zntil nh? A .Zi-Q 1111. 3 -I f-.' 1':',f'2 , 1155. .'.'z-.1:1.' 21?-if 15,1 ,,-. 5.5.5. 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' : 1-- ':-5-'..'.'v. .-1.-.,-.:L-f.'.-,-,.:f-,- '------'--.1 ...,:..x'-':f,:-...,...:,-r.'.',-.'- -,-.rg-'A'-.'1 wr:-z .' . Q-'.':':-. :'::'-.'-'- ':-.2'.-.-.-L-Jann.-.:.f:qu4.-.-:.-. 53.'j':,.g',j-33 1,-'f'.,:.,' -' V.-,- ':- 3 . .'.. ' If Here is the good that CUIIIBS by instruction ational onor ociety Ann Marie Bender Ioann Blessner 1952 Sylvia Boback Mary Sue Deisher Edward Featherstone Audrey Feder Robert Gruytock The culmination of four years of hard Work for forty-five Coughlin seniors was the announce- ment made by Mr. Truscott in chapel assembly, naming those who had been chosen as members twenty Kafhryn Iones Elaine Kopcho Robert Kopicki Doloree Koich lane! Koval Lucille Kowaleski Ruih Krixenoslras Eleanor Kusyk Germaine Kutsler Ieaneiie Kwak Monica Labonlki Helen Leskanich Ioan Lukas Ianice Makuravilz Iohn Malarnan of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY for nineteen fifty-two. As each chosen student's name was read, a smile and a deep sigh of relief escaped him. At last! National onor Society F 'Svc Ioan Wallace Ann Claire Watkins Bernadelte Yencha l952 Sophie Malecki Genevieve Onderisin Ierome Roth Marian Shiminiiz Helen Marqison Elaine Pelro Riia Saber Eleanor Solenske Florence Maxukiewicz Gertrude Poland lean Sebolka Ioan Thomas Rhea Morgan Louise Poland Ioan Senderovitz Ioseph Tomczyk lacqueline Mosko Consiance Plesnar Ioan Sherin Georgia Tomasseiti The school Will, according to custom of former ship in a nationwide organization the qualifica- years, award a NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY tions of which are scholarship, leadership, char- pin to each of the thirty-nine girls and six boys. acter, and service to the school. This pin is the symbol of the recipients member- Each member will Wear his pin with pride. twenty-one twenty-two ipen i etter to the C ass of 5 To the Members of the Class of 1952: You have reached the point in your life that, just a few years ago, seemed a long way off. You and your parents have dreamed of the day when you would graduate from high school. But, since all good things come to those who wait, your day of realization has come. We have tried in Coughlin to point out to you those things that will count most as you travel through life. If you have learned that honesty, courtesy, and character are the important factors, we shall feel that we have accomplished our purpose. You will always be faced by a conflict between good and evil. Have the courage always to do what is right, and your life will be of benefit to yourself and your community. Young people of today are confronted with many ques- tions. Are We going to have another war? Shall I continue my education? ls it possible to plan my future? I wish I could answer those questions for you. But I do hope, whatever you decide your future will be, that you won't lose faith in yourself, your country, your God. Our country has gone through many crisesg and, mainly, because of the faith of our young people, it has always passed them safely. With your continued faith and confidence, I know we shall be able to solve our present problems and return to normal living. Now the time has come for you to go your various Ways in life. For some of you graduation will mean the end of your formal education. Others will go on to a more advanced phase. You all have been most fortunate in your high school years. Your lives have been enriched through your contact with a man of unusual educational stature-Mr. I. H. Super. His fine influ- ence will always be a source of inspiration to you. May God be with you, Class of '52, and, as you become alumni of Coughlin, we wish you the best that life can offer. Sincerely, men Senior Class fficers Mit, THOMAS ROONEY Treasurer VVU-I-IAM F1-EMING SANDRA JENKINS President secretary JM an ' RONALD IWICKI e Orator ld 1 N .,fQ,4,vtfcA4w MVN Class Son . By Eleanor Kusyk '52 in X 041 Tune: I'll Walk Alone Dear School, to you To teachers, too, We bid adieu- We say adieu- And our hearts fill with sadness, Singing praises forever- F or, the warmth and the gladness For the guidance you render, That you give we must leave- And the knowledge you share- Yet smile, not grieve. A gem, so rare. And, all of these rnem'ries We'll cherish through years, Though time will make us old. The fun that we had, Through all of these days, Will make us sigh For days gone by. The future calls Us, one and all- Chosen paths we must follow We'll not be here tomorrow, Dear Friends. Farewell! twenty-three CHARLES 1-'ERNNAND ACORE. S. QS S. Memorial, Col- lege Preparatory. Head Bank Cashier, President, German Club, German, 2, Science, 2, Stamp, 2, Hi- Y, Minstrels, Iournal Reporter, Speakers. IAMES IOSEPH ADAMITIS. Courtright, Academic Gen- eral. Hi-Y, 2, Science, 2, Safe Driving, First Aid. THOMAS CARL ADAMOVICH. SS. eter Pa is Gree Colle :H atory. -g a -'P u- s, 2, ie , e 1 Q . n rs, Choir, Fres an Bas etba l, Hi-Y, ' - iving, Commencement Chorus, L nouncem t mittee, Breidlin Skit, Track. IAMES ALCORN. North Street, College Preparatory. Editorial Staff, Board of Publications, French, Stamp. ROBERT ALLES. St. Nicholas', Academic General. MARGARET MADELINE ALMASIE. St. Mary's, Com- mercial. Y-Teens, Z, Girls Collectors', 2, First Aid, Safe Driving. GEORGE RALPH ANTOSH. St. Iohn's, Academic Gen- eral. SARA BETTY AREGOOD. Courtright, Academic Gen- eral. Girls Collectors', 2, Sate Driving. CELESTINE ANN BALOG. St. Clair, Academic General. Y-Teens, l, Bank Cashier, Ir. Red Cross, Student Service. DOROTHY IUSTINE BALUCHA. Sacred Heart, Aca- demic General. Strutters, 2, Freshman Assembly, G. A. A., 3, Y-Teens, 2, Basketball, Manager, Tum- bling Tearn, Commencement Chorus, Tumbling. IOHN IAMES BARAN. St. Mary's, College Preparatory. Key, l, Basketball, l, Baseball, 2, Captain, Baseball. GEORGE BARNA. Columbia, College Preparatory. Masquers, Speakers, A Cappella Choir, German, Commencement Chorus, Science, 2, Treasurer, Sci- ence, Senior Play, Hi-Y, Christmas Play, Christmas Program, Iournal Campaign, First Aid, Safe Driving, Breidlin Skit, Class Day. ALBERT BARTOLETTI. S. 6. S. Memorial, Academic General. Football, Wrestling, Key, Science, Hi-Y, Bank Cashiers, 3, Business Staff. SYLVIA F. BARTOSH. SS. Peter QS Paul's, Academic General. G. A. A., Viice-president, G. A. A., A Cap- pella Choir, Basketball, l, Bowling, l, Safe Driving, Commencement Chorus, Tumbling. DONALD IOSEPH BELLES. Holy Saviour, College Pre- paratory. Science, German, Hi-Y. ANN MARIE BENDER. S. 6. S. Memorial, College Pre- paratory. National Honor Society, lunior Ushers, Business Statt, Masauers, Latin, Girls Collectors', French, 2, Science, Swimming, Y-Teens, Ir. Red Cross, Commencement Chorus, May Day. WILLIAM BENIS. Grant, College Preparatory. Hi-Y, 2, Thomas Adamovich German, 3, Science, Bowling. I A1 CIHGS CO!!! FRANCIS EDWARD BERETSKY. Guthrie, Academic Mmgme, Almusie General. twenty-four George Antosh Sara Aregood Celestine Bcxlog Dorothy Bulucha Iohn Baron George Bernd Albert Bartoletti Sylvia Bartosh Donald Belles Ann Bender William Benin Francis Beretlky Claire Bittenbender Ioann Blessner Mary Boback Sylvia Boback Pauline Bombay Ann Boyle Michael Boyle Iames Brady Charles Brain Annette Burridge Eugenia Canyuch Claire Carey Iohn Cashmere Rita Cavunaugh Mary Cawley Robert Cawley Gertrude Check Andrew Chuya RE MAE BITTENBENDER. Grant, College Prepara- f. Latin, 3, Otticer, Latin, 2, Iournal Reporter, Ger- man, 2, Secretary, German, 2, Business Staff, First Aid, Safe Driving. IOANN RITA BLESSNER. S. 6- S. Memorial, Commer- cial. National Honor Society, Commencement Chor- us, Y-Teens, Girls Collectors', Sale Driving, Ir. Red Cross Representative, First Aid. MARY ELLEN BOBACK. Mackin, Commercial. Swim- ming, 2, German, First Aid. SYLVIA MARIE BOBACK. St. Marys Greek, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, lunior Ushers, Masquers, Secretary, Masquers, Science, l, Latin, 3, Consul, Latin, Christmas Play, Editorial Statl, Board ol Publications, French, 2, Girls Collectors', A Cap- pella Choir, l, Sale Driving, Commencement Chorus. PAULINE MARY BOMBAY. S. 6- S. Memorial, Academic General, Bank Cashier, 2, Swimming, 2, Sale Driv- ing, First Aid. ANN AGNES BOYLE. Holy Saviour, Commercial. Girls Collectors', 2, Y-Teens, 2, Typing Staff, Board ot Publications, Iournal Reporter, Safe Driving, First Aid. MICHAEL IOHN BOYLE. Holy Saviour, College Pre- paratory. Science, German, Minstrels, 2, I-li-Y, Com- mencement Chorus, First Aid, Sate Driving. IAMES BERNARD BRADY. St. lohn's, Academic Gen- eral. Science, 2, Hi-Y, Minstrels, 2. CHARLES SHELDON BRAIN. Mackin, College Prepara- tory. Band, 4, Science. ANNETTE IEAN BURRIDGE. Oliver, Commercial, French, Art, 2, Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A., Swimming, 2, Girls Collectors', 2, Secretary, Girls Collectors', Bowl- ing, Outing Co mittee, First Aid. 4 E IA . e ic . Germ , uting e' ' t ' err1 Serv- ice. CLAIRE FLORENCE CAREY. Columbia, Commercial. man, Ggrgifollzctorsgt Fgrst- Aig, Sate Driving. I HN IAR ASHMERE. North, College Preparatory. Hi-Y, 2, Key, 3, German, Latin, Iournal Reporter, Football, 2, Track, 2, Basketball, 2, First Aid. RITA MARILYN CAVANAUGH. Holy Saviour, Com- mercial. German, Y-Teens, 2, First Aid, Girls Col- lectors', Safe Driving. MARY MARGARET CAWLEY. G. A. R. Academic Gen- eral, ROBERT IOHN CAWLEY. St. Iohn's, Academic Gen- eral, Hi-Y, German, lournal Reporter, First Aid, GERTRUDE VERONICA CHECK. Sacred Heart, College Preparatory. German, 2, Treasurer, German, Latin, 3, Aedile, Latin, G. A. A., Freshman Orchestra, Swimming, Y-Teens, Masquers, Senior Play, Fresh- man Assembly, Student Service, March of Dimes, Safe Driving. ANDREW DANIEL CHUYA. St. lohn's, College Prepara- tory. Saie Driving, First Aid. twenty five Iames Corbett Margaret Corrigan Roberta Craig Stanley Cusick Audrey Dale Virginia Dale twenty-six Ioseph Degnan Mary Deisher Iune Densn-tore Ioseph Desiderio Gerald Dick Audrey Diller 4, l ., It tl V. A 1 - X fvffiyly' Wg IAME IOSEPI-I C RBETT. Holy Saviour, C ercial, Key, Basketball, German, Hi-Y, Cornrriencemen Chorus. ,- LJ t ' tix i ' l RGARET ELIZABET CORRIGAN North Caiinmer Mu o ett H ,orette 2 German 2 F Aid, Min el5i9 mmencement Chorus 'iv .s, QXMS' ,I B' sttetiodll, lin , Gzshier, 2, Safe Driving, X 1 I ' s . ROBERTA RUTH CRAIG. Mackin, Commercial. Span- ish, Girls Collectors', First Aid. STANLEY LOUIS CUSICK. S. 45. S. Memorial, Commer- cial. Bank Cashiers, First Aid, Ir. Red Cross. AUDREY MAE DALE. Mackin, Academic General. A Cappella Choir, 2, Swimming, Commencement Chor- us, First Aid. VIRGINIA MAE DALE. Lehigh Twp., Academic Gen- eral. Science, Ir. Red Cross, Commencement Chorus, G. A. .- SW'mmin First Aid K General. Football, l, Basketball, 3, Bas , 3, Key, i .Az-4,0 IOSEPH' PATRICK DEGNAN. Holy qvioujademic First Aid. ZJ MARY SUE DEISHER. Courtright, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Editor-in- Chief, Iournal, Editorial Staff, 3, Varsity Orchestra, Freshman Orchestra, Latin, 3, German, 2, Girls Col- lectors', Y-Teens, 2, Swimming, 2, Speakers, Mas- quers, Christmas Program, Amateurs, 2, Minstrels, Safe Driving, First Aid. NANCY IUNE DENSMORE. North, Academic General. Board of Publication, 2, French, Y-Teens, Art, 2, G. A. A., Girls Collectors', 2, Iournal Reporters, Bowling, A Cappella Choir, Safe Driving, First Aid, Com- mencement Chorus, Student Service. IOSEPH IOHN DESIDERIO. S. 61 S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. GERALD MICHAEL DICK. SS. Peter CS Pauls, Aca- demic General. AUDREY MARY DISLER. North, Academic General. German, Girls Collectors', Y-Teens. LEO IAMES DOMBROSKI. North, College Preparatory. Hi-Y, Z, German, 2, Speakers, Masquers, Science, 2, Stamp, 2, Bowling, Christmas Program, Safe Driv- ing, First Aid, Commencement Chorus. FRANKLIN RAYMOND DREVENIK. St. Nicholas', Aca- demic i General. TERES MARIE DUCEY. North, Academic General. Germ ri, Girls Collectors', Y-Teens. IOSEPH RICHARD DUGAN. St. Iohn's, College Pre- paratory. Hi-Y, German, First Aid. SANDRA MARIE DYCZEWSKI. St. Stanislaus, College Preparatory. Latin, Speakers, German, Y-Teens, 2, Science, G. A. A., Swimming, Christmas Play, First Aid. IOHN DAVID EDWARDS. Courtright, Academic Gen- eral. Stage Crew, Amateurs, Commencement Chor- us, Sate Driving, First Aid. I - . Leo Domhroski Franklin Drevenik Teresa Ducey Ioseph Dugan Alice Dyczewski Iohn Edwards . ,f ,-I Xfl '1-f we aff Q t tvs' y 1 nc-- pf xi N kv A J iff' ' 'L 1 l Emil Elinski Matilda Erickson Marie Evangelisti Iohn Faxzi Edward Featherstone Audrey Feder EM ELINSKI. S. G S. Memorial, Colfege Preparatory. MATILDA LOUISE ERICKSON. Oliver, College Prepar- atory. A Cappella Choir, 2, President, A Cappella Choir, Bowling, Swimming, Commencement Chorus, Science, Speakers', Latin, French, Art, Amateurs, Iournal Reporter, Secretary, Ir. Red Cross, Freshman Assembly, Safe Driving, First Aid, District Chorus, All-State Chorus, Student Service. MARIE CLAIRE EVANGELISTI. S. 5: S. Memorial, Com- mercial. Swimming, 2, Y-Teens, Bank Cashier, 2. IOHN NELLO FAZZI. Oliver, Academic General. EDWARD IOSEPH I-'EATI-IERSTONE. S. 5. S. Memorial, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, French, 2, President, French, Key, 2, Vice- president, Key, Latin, 2, Basketball, 2, Baseball, 3, H , First Aid, Safe Driving. fr 'Oo 1-' A Y AN ercial. National o ie - - . ., ling, Gi s Col- lec ors'N-Safe' riving, Fir Aid. VXYVD' LEONARD CHESTEREELD. Grant, mgaenfte General. Latin, German, Stamp, Track, Fi ' id. EDWARD IAMES FINN. S. 5: S. Memorial, College Preparatory. Hi-Y, Speakers, Band, 3, Masquers, Science, Z, Commencement Chorus, Outing Commit- tee. WILLIAM IOSEPH FLEMING. Mackin, College Prepara- tory. Senior Class President, Band, 4, German, 2, Science, 2. ALICE ANN FLETCHER. Burnside Ir. High, Conn., Com- mercial. Y-Teens, Z, Swimming, Z, Secretary, Swim- ming, Safe Driving, Commencement Chorus, Track, Wrestling, Christmas Play. WILLIAM MICHAEL FOLEY. S. CS S. Memorial, College Preparatory. Hi-Y, Science, German, Minstrels, Vars- ity Orchestra, Safe Driving, First Aid. GENEVIEVE LOUISE FRANKS. S. 45. S. Memorial, Com- mercial. French, Y-Teens, Swimming, 2, Bank Cash- ier, Ir. Red Cross, Safe Driving. CORIN - IUDITH FRONZO ., Laketon High, College P ep tory. over-girl, C erl a e, ' , 2, Mas- f.., i ,:L - een , g, Girls Col tor . ., BJSW' min ' ut Co - e cement Chorus. LQ IOHN FUGOK. Grant, Academic General. Safe Driv- ing, First Aid. IOHN PHILIP GABRIELE. St. lohn's, Academic General. Key Club, 2, German, Bank Cashier, First Aid. ELISSA MARIE GALLI. Carbondale High, Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, Speakers', Swimming, Girls Collectors', 2, Safe Driving. BARR GARTLEY. S. 61 S. Memorial, College Prepara- tory. Hi-Y, German, Science, Safe Driving. IOHN IOSEPI-I GILLIGAN. Holy Saviour, College Pre- paratory. Science, German, Safe Driving, First Aid. Leonard Feld Edward Finn William Fleming Alice Fletcher William Foley Genevieve Franke Corinne Fronzoni Iohn I-'ugolr Iohn Gabriele nu-in aqui Barr Gartley Iohn Gilliqan twenty-seven Constance Giza Ioseph Gola Bernard Gorsld Ioseph Godlewski Anthony Goretski Robert Graytock CONSTANCE HELEN GIZA. SS. Peter 6. Paul's, Com- mercial. Speakers', Girls Collectors', 2, German, 2, Sal D' 'ng- Fi st Aid., , ' ' J . . rl . A, ,, ldsspi-I JOHN onrhw . sfts ,sw1vf6mdfraif' drtzfgtek Preparatory. i-Y, ristmas Play, Gerrrian, Science, Bowling, Stamp, Ar XDriving, First Aid. IOSEPH THEODORE GbLA. Guthrie, Academic Gen- eral. Iunior Class President, Football, 4, Track, Key, 2, German, 2, Minstrels, Ir. Red Cross, First Aid, Safe Driving. ANTHONY IOSEPH GORETSKI. SS. Peter 6. Paul's, Academic General. Safe Driving. BERNARD FRANCIS GORSKI. SS. Peter 6. Paul's, Aca- demic General. Safe Driving First Aid, ROBERT ARNOLD GRAYTOCK. St. Mary's Greek, Col- lege Preparatory. National Honor Society, German, First Aid. DONALD ROBERT GREELEY. St. Iohn's, College Pre- paratory. Speakers, Science, French, 2, Editorial Staff, Board of Publications, 2, First Aid, Baseball, Commencement Chorus. CAROL ANN GREGORY. Laurel Run, Academic Gen- eral. Y-teen, 2, Girls Collectors', 2, Swimming, First Aid, Safe Driving. ROY ALLEN GREGORY. Guthrie, Academic General. Mctsquers, Varsity Orchestra, 3, Band, 4, First Aiid, German, Freshman Orchestra, Band Concert, Safe Driving, Student Leader, Orchestra. AGNES EVELYN GRENEVICKI. St. Stanislaus', Com- mercial. A Cappella Choir, Y-Teens, Spanish, 2, Girls Collectors', G, A. A., First Aid. SYLVIA IEAN GRIFFITH. Laurel Run, Academic Gen- eral. First Aid, Student Service. IOSEPH EUGENE GRULA. Grant Street, College Pre- paratory. First Aid. IOSEPH EDWARD GRYCZKO. St. Clair, Academic General. Football, Z, Minstrels, Key, Latin, Hi-Y, Commencement Chorus, First Aid, Safe Driving. twenty-eight Donald Greeley Sylvia Griffith Iames Hannon Carol Gregory Ioseph Grula Iames Harlcins Roy Gregory Ioseph Gryczko Lawrence Hassay Agnes Grenevicki Ianet Hands Shirlee Hastings IANET ELIZABETH HANDS. S. 6. S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. G. A. A., 3, President, G. A. A., Latin, Girls Collectors', 3, Science, Art, Bowling, Bas- ketball, Captain, Ir. Basketball, Hockey, Baseball, Manager, Strutters, Tumbling, First Aid, Safe Driv- ing, Home Nursing, May Day. IAMES ALOYSIUS HANNON. S. 61 S. Memorial, Col- lege Preparatory, Hi-Y, First Aid, Safe Driving, IAMES IOSEPH HARKINS. S. 5. S. Memorial, College Preparatory. Board of Publications, 3, Editor, Iournal, Iournal Reporter, German, 3, Key, 3, Secretary, Base- ball, Z, Varsity Track, Z, Stamp, Safe Driving, First Aid, Bank Cashiers. LAWRENCE AIVIBROSE HASSAY. Sacred Heart, Col- lege Preparatory. Iournal Reporter, German, First Aid, lr. Red Cross. SHIRLEE HASTINGS. North, Commercial. Majorette, 3, Strutters, 1, G. A. A., Y-Teens, Minstrels, 2, Tum- bling, Captain, Tumbling, Basketball, Manager, Bas- ketball, Freshman Assembly, Chapel Program, Ir. Red Cross, Baseball, Swimming, May Day, Student Service, Outing Committee. Elwood Havard Thomas Heston Raymond Husband Claire Hemingway William Hill Elizabeth Hut: William Henry Donald Hine Stephen Hutz, Ir. William Hersh Audrey Hughes Andrew Hvozdovic ELWOOD HAVARD. S. or S. Memorial, Academic Gen- eral. Hi-Y, Ir. Red Cross, Safe Driving, First Aid, Commencement Chorus. CLAIRE HEMINGWAY. St. lohn's, Commercial. Bowl- ing, Spanish, 3, Y-Teens, 2, Girls Collectors', 3, G. A. A., 2, Ir. Red Cross, Saf iving, Commencement Chorus. WILLIAM I E HEN . t. h ' ege Prepara- tory. K , , B d of 1 , Masquers, Spea ' ' lay, , , ling, 2, First Aid, m cement Chor I d Cross, Safe Driv' , Breidlin Skit, Out ommittee, Track, A Cappella Choir, Hi-Y. WILLIAM ALFRED HERSH. Kingston, Commercial. Band, 4, A Cappella Choir, 2, District Chorus, Com- mencement Chorus, Hi-Y, 2, Scienqe,'Minstrels, Track Manager, 2, First Aid, Safe Driving, All-State Band. THOMAS HESTON. S. 6- S. Memorial, College Prepar- atory. Board of Publications, 3, Editor-in-chief, Breidlin, French, 2, Program Chairman, French, Boys' Bowling, I-li-Y, Masquers, Speakers', Minstrels, Ama- teurs, A Cappella Choir, Freshman Orchestra, Christ- mas Program, First Aid, Safe Driving, Commence- ment Chorus. Ioseph Hvozdocic Thelma lmperiale Lorraine Ivan Ioan Hyzinski Cyril Iskra Ronald lwicki WILLIAM CALVIN HILL. Mackin, College Preparatory. German. DONALD HARRY HINE. S. 6- S. Memorial, College Preparatory. Vice-president, Hi-Y, German, Speak- ers', Ir. Red Cross. AUDREY IANET HUGHES. Courtright, Commercial. Business Manager, Business Staff, 2, Bank Cashier, Speakers', French, Y-Teens, Hockey Team, Girls Col- lectors', G. A. A., 3, Safe Driving, Swimming, 2, Stu- dent Service. RAYMOND HENRY HUSBAND. Mackin, Academic General. Hi-Y, First Aid. ELIZABETH HUTZ. Columbia, Commercial. Spanish, 3, Spanish, Iournal Reporter, Y-Teens, Girls' Bowling, 2, G. A. A., 3, Ir. Red Cross, A Cappella Choir, Swimming, Safe Driving, First Aid, Commencement Chorus, Student Service, Tumbling, ANDREW IOSEPH HVOZDOVIC. Sacred Heart, Aca- demic General. Cheerleaders, 3, Bank Cashier, Ger- man, Safe Driving, First Aid, Commencement Chorus, Class Day. IOSEPH ANDREW I-IVOZDOVIC. Sacred Heart, Aca- demic General. Leader, Freshman Orchestra, 2, Varsity Orchestra, 2, Band, 4, German, 3, Minstrels, Christmas Play, Freshman Assembly, First Aid. IOAN ANN HYZINSKI. Grant, College Preparatory. Latin, l, French, 2, Science, Y-Teens, 2, Girls Collec- tors', 2, Safe Driving, Masquers, First Aid, Ir, Red Cross. THELMA KATHRYN IMPERIALE. S. 6. S. Memorial, Col- lege Preparatory. French, 2, Secretary, French, Latin, Science, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Minstrels, Amateurs, Iournal Reporters, 2, Swimming, Freshman Assembly, Varsity Orchestra, Girls Collectors', Strutters, Outing Com- mittee. CYRIL METHODIUS ISKRA. Sacred Heart, Academic General. German, Z, Commencement Chorus, Bowl- ing, First Aid. LORRAINE ANN IVAN. Sacred Heart, Commercial. G. A. A., Spanish, Bowling, Strutters, Safe Driving, Soft- ball. RONALD MICHAEL IWICKI. St. Clair, Academic Gen- eral. Mantle Orator, Hi-Y, 2, German, 2, Masquers, Speakers, Football, 2, Wrestling, Track, 2, Senior Play, Iournal Skit, First Aid, Safe Driving, twenty nme .I R ER ALBERT C SKY. Guthrie, Academic General. Bowling, i-Y, A Cappella Choir, Track, 3, Football, 2, Wrestling, ,2, First Aid, Safe Driving. EDWARD FRANCIS IENKINS. Grant, Academic Gen- eral. Senior Play, First Aid. SANDRA ELIZABETH IENKINS. Forty Fort, Commercial. Senior Class Secretary, Cover-girl, Spanish, 2, Presi- dent, Spanish, Y-Teens, 2, President, Y-Teens, Speak- ers', Masquers, Girls Collectors', 2, Swimming, Z, Make-up Crew, Senior Play, First Aid, Student Serv- ice, Commencement Chorus. EDWARD MORRIS IOHNSON. Meyers, Academic Gen- eral. Football, 3, Wrestling, 2, Track, 3, Hi-Y, 2, President, H-Y, Key, 3, Bank Cashier, 2, Minstrels, Basketball, Safe Driving, First Aid, Commencement Chorus, Ir. Red Cross. CAROL EDITH IONES. Casey, Exeter, Academic Gen- eral. Majorettes, Z, Girls Collectors', 2, G. A. A., 2, Tumbling, 2, Basketball, Hockey, Y-Teens, Com- mencement Chorus, Swimming, Minstrels, Amateurs, Baseball, Freshman Assembly, Chapel Program, First Aid, afe Driving, May Day. 5 IA S WARD,.IO . Meyers, Colleg Preparatory. H- , 2, Masque , kerrs, Editojlai Staff, Board l Publ'c ons, o e nge-horus, Minstrels, 2, BQSQ ng, Sci ce, lr. 'R d s, Art, Amateurs, Aid, S riving. KATHRYN FRA ES IONES. Courtright, College Pre- paratory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Science, 2, Secretary, Science, G. A. A., 2, Secretary, G. A. A., French, Z, Treasurer, French, Latin, Y-Teens, 2, Ir. Red Cross, Girls Collectors', Bowling, Swim- ming, Christmas Play, Safe Driving, First Aid. MERLYN ROBERT IONES. Grant, Academic General. Hi-Y, Science, Band, 4, Safe Driving, First Aid. PEGGY MAY IONES. S. 5. S. Memorial, Commercial. Girls Collectors', 2, Treasurer, Girls Collectors', Y- Teens, 2, Typing Staff, Swimming, Spanish, 2, Com- 'mencement Chorus, Safe Driving. ROBERT COOPER IONES. North, Academic General. Cheerleaders, 4, Head Cheerleader, 2, Stage Crew, Science, Ir. Red Cross, First Aid, Safe Driving. ELIZABETH ANN IUGON. St. Clair, Commercial. Art, Ir. Red Cross, Girls Collectors', First Aid, Safe Driv- ing. EUELLA ELIZABETH KEATS. S. 5. S. Memorial, College Preparatory. French, 2, Girls Collectors', 2, Science, 2, Latin, Y-Teens, 2, Commencement Chorus, Fresh- man Assembly, First Aid, Safe Driving. MONICA ELIZABETH KEBLISH. St. Clair, Academic General. First Aid. - ELIZABETH ANN f ELEY. vSt. Iohn's, Commercial. Business Stafffpgsi 2, Ppsident, Swimmina, French, Treas ch, Y ens, 2: G. A. A., 2, Masquers, Spe k s, Gir l Bank Cashier, 2, Girls' Hockey, S f mg, ' encement Chor- us, Breidlin Ska my Day ior Tea. IAMES IOSEPH KELLY. S. 61 S. Memorial, College Pre- paratory. French, Masauers, Iournal Reporter, Fresh- man Orchestra, Safe Driving, First Aid. DORIS KENDIG. Mackin, Commercial. Spanish, 2, Secretary, Spanish, Girls Collectors', 3, Y-Teens, 2, Safe Driving, Girls' Hockey, First Aid: Commence- ment Chorus. GERALD THOMAS KEYES. Grant, College Prepara- tory. German, Safe Driving, First Aid. WALTER THOMAS KIERYS. Greenview, Hazleton, College Praparatory. Latin, 3, Consul, Latin, Science, Z, French, 2, Speakers, Masquers, Safe Driving, First Aid. thirty Robert Iacklosky Edward Ienkins Sandra Ienkins Edward Iohnson Carol Ienel Iamel Ienel Kathryn Iones Merlyn Iones Peggy Iones Robert Iones Elizabeth Iugon Euella Keats Monica Keblish Elizabeth Keeley Iames Kelly Doris Kendiq Gerald Keyes Walter Kleryl Myron King Donald Klein Barbara Klitchlro Paul Kmetz Esther Xoblowski Bertha Kocik Marie Konstantinovich Thomas Kovalilr Elaine Kopcho Nicholas Kopcho Robert Kopicki Dolores Kotch Ianot Koval Lucille Kowaleski Anna Koxich Raymond Kraynanski Ruth xlillhblkdl Genevieve Krokal s MYRON KING. Oliver, College Preparatory. Art Staff, Iournal Staff, Speakers, Masquers, Art, 2, Science, 2, French, Christmas Play, Senior Play, Commencement Chorus. DONALD MARTIN KLEIN. North, Academic General. Football, 4, Track, 4, Key Club, Hi-Y, Secretary, Hi- Y, First Aid. BARBARA KLITCHKO. Wilkes-Barre Twp., Commercial. Y-Teens, Z, Girls Collectors', First Aid. PAUL IOHN KMETZ. St. Mary's Greek, Academic General. ESTHER KOBLOWSKI. S. 6 S. Memorial, Commercial. Safe Driving. BERTHA MARIE KOCIK. Sacred Heart, Academic Gen- eral. Tumbling, Strutters, G. A. A., 2, Girls Collec- tors', Bowling, Scile Driving. MARIE KONSTA TINOVICH. G thrie, Co mercial. S , rn eglpter ' ,Girls ec ors', ee s, , ae Driving, First 1 , Ir, e s, orJq01SQ,1d ' 5 ELAINE CONSTANCE KOPCHO. S. 61 S. Memorial, Commercial. -National Honor Society: lunior Ushers, Board of Publications, Spanish, 2, Girls Collectors', Y-Teens, Iournal Reporter, First Aid, Sale Driving. NICHOLAS GEORGE KOPCHO. St. Mary's Greek, Aca- demic General, Stage Crew, 4, German, Masquers, Safe Driving, First Aid, Ir. Red Cross. ROBERT IOSEPH KOPICKI. SS. Peter 6 Paul's, Colleae Preparatory. National Honor Society, Speakers, Hi-Y, German. DOLORES KOTCH. Grant, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Y-Teens, 2, Treasurer, Y- Teens, German, Girls Collectors', 2, Swimming, Fiirst Aid, Safe Driving. IANET MARGARET KOVAL. Guthrie, College Prepara- tory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Cover- Girl, Majorettes, A Cappella Choir, French, Minstrels, Freshman Assembly, Commencement Chorus, G. A. A., Y-Teens, Girls Collectors', Swimming, Iournal Re- porter, May Day, Senior Tea, Class Day. THOMAS STEPHEN KOVALIK.-Sacred Heart, Colleoe P arat y. , Masquers, Hi-Y, St ' e ' 1 ' , erman- instrels, St mp, First Aid, Corqih h s. LUCILLE MARIE KOWALESKI. Grant, ommercial. Na- tional Honor Society, Iunior Ushe , Business Stall, Latin, Swimming, Iournal Reporter, Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A., 2, Girls Collectors', Soea ers', Strvitters, Outing Commi tee, Student Service, Safe Driving. N y AE I .s. , m ' .Y-Y a ' , Gir tor ', ' mi , H , i , o e c orus' dcnt ice. fm RAYMOND EDWARD KRAYNANSKI. St. Stanislaus', College Preparatory. Baseball, Basketball. RUTH ANN KRIZENOSKAS. Grant, College Prepara- tory. National Honor Society, Science, Senior Play, French, 2, Bowling, Latin, Y-Teens, 2, Commence- ment Chorus, First Aid, Girls Col1ectors', G. A. A., 3, Strutters, Basketball, Freshman Assembly, Safe Driv- ing, Student Service. GENEVIEVE KROKAS. S. 6. S. Memorial, Commercial. Spanish, First Aid, Safe Driving, Commencement Chorus, Student Service, Freshman Assembly. thirty one Dorothy Krukowslri Bernadine Krum Florence Krysa N-. Calvin Kullich Raymond Kupris Florence Kryzwiclri Rita Kryzwicki George Kubaugh Eleanore Kusyk DOROTHY ANN KRUKOWSKI. S. G S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. German, Science, Girls Collectors', Swimming, German, 2, First Aid. BERNADINE EVE KRUM. s. as s. Mefh52iq1, X5E'fi'5HiTE General. Ir. Red Cross, First Aid, Swimming, Bowl- ing, Safe Driving, Student Service. FLORENCE MARIE KRYSA. St. Stanislaus, Commer- cial. First Aid, Safe Driving, Y-Teens, Z, Girls Col- lectors, Commencement Chorus, Student Service, FLORENCE MARY KRYZWICKI. St. Ioseph's, Academic General, German, 3, Science, Girls Collectors', Swimming, First Aid, Commencement Chorus, Stu- dent Service. RITA PATRICIA KRYZWICKI. St. loseph's, Academic General. German, 3, Science, Girls Collectors', Swimming, First Aid, Commencement Chorus, Stu- dent Service. GEORGE IOHN KUBAUGH. St. Iohn's, College Prepar- atory. First Aid. CALVIN IOHN KULLICH. S. G S. Memorial, Academic General. Stage Crew, 4, Safe Driving, First Aid. RAYMOND MICHAEL KUPRIS. Grant, Academic Gen- eral. Ir. Red Cross, Safe Driving, ELEANORE MARIE KUSYK. St. Stanislaus, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Senior Play, Bank Cashiers, Z, Latin, 2, A Cappella Choir, 2, Ir. Red Cross, Y-Teens, 2, Masquers, Swimming, Girls Collectors', Speakers, Science, First Aid, German Club, 2, G. A. A., 3, Bowling, 2, Freshman Assem- bly, Basketball, Commencement Chorus, Class Day. GERMAINE DOLORES KUTZLER. S. QS S. Memorial, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Board of Publications, Spanish, 2, Girls Collectors', Y-Teens, First Aid, Safe Driving, Commencement Chorus, Senior Tea. thirty two Germaine Kutzler Monica Labonoski Ernest Lane Mary Kwak Robert Latay Nancy Laskowski Leonard Kwiatkoski Iames Laird Helen Leskanich MARY IANE KWAK. St. Stanislaus', Commercial. Na- tional Honor Society, Business Staff, 2, President, Girls Collectors', Treasurer, G. A. A., Secretary, Spanish, Strutters, Speakers, Y-Teens, 2, Swimming, 2, Freshman Assembly, Iournal Reporter, Safe Driv- ing, Commencement Chorus, May Day, Senior Tea, Student Service, Announcement Committee. LEONARD KWIATKOSKI. S. 61 S. Memorial, College Preparatory. First Aid, Safe Driving, MONICA IOSEPHINE LABONOSKI. St. Clair, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Captain, Hockey Team, Basketball, 2, Captain, Bas- ketball, Freshman Basketball, Girls' Bowling, 3, Cap- tain, Bowling, Business Staff, German, Z, Girls Col- lectors', G. A. A., First Aid, Safe Driving. ROBERT AUGUSTINE LAFAY. Sacred Heart, College Preparatory. Art, German, First Aid, Stage Crew. IAMES RI HARD LAI D. B 1 e Oro ,C!Qlq'COl- lege Pr arato yfgggxe , ger, asketball, Senior' NMM S? irst Aid. ERNEST LANE. Mackin, College Preparatory. Band, Iournal Reporter, First Aid. NANCY LASKOWSKI. Courtright, Commercial. Mas- quers, Latin, 2, Aedile, Latin, Typing Staff, Board of Publications, Y-Teens, 2, Girls Collectors', Senior Play, Iournal Reporter, Safe Driving, First Aid, Stu- dent Service. HELEN LESKANICH. Grant, College Preparatory. Na- tional Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Cover-girl, Miss Breidlin , Cheerleaders, Iunior Class Secretary, Speakers', Y-Teens, 2, French, Latin, Bank Cashier, Iournal Reporter, Science, G. A. A., 2, A Cappella Choir, Swimming, First Aid, Minstrels, Commence- ment Chorus, Student Service. lohn Levandowslri loan Lukas Sophie Malecki Mary Marshall Dorothy Mayeski Francis McCabe Mary Levandowski Ianice Malraravitz Myrna Marcellini Catherine Maughan Florence Mazukewicz Paul McCue Barbara Lewis Iohn Malamas Helen Margison Elizabeth May Catherine McAfee Iames McCulloch IOHN IOSEPH LEVANDOWSKI. St. Stanislaus, Aca- demic General. Key, Sale Driving, Amateurs, First Aid, Bank Cashiers. MARY ANN LEVANDOWSKI. St. Clair, Commercial. Typing Staff, Board ot Publications, Spanish, 3, Y- Teens, 2, Girls Collectors, 2, Safe Driving, First Aid, Student Service. BARBARA IANE LEWIS. Grant Street, College Prepar- atory. Speakers, Science, Minstrels, Girls Collectors', Latin, French, Y-Teens, 2, Swimming, 2. IOAN ELLEN LUKAS. Fairview, Academic General. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Board of Pub- lications, Latin, Iunior Red Cross, Girls Collectors', 2, Y-Teens, 2, Safe Driving, First Aid. IANICE IRENE MAKARAVITZ. St. Stanislaus, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, lunior Ushers, Ir. Red Cross, Latin, 2, Secretary, Latin, First Aid, Speakers, Masquers, Y-Teens, 2, Secretary, Y-Teens, German, 2, Girls Basketball, 2, Christmas Play, Sci- ence, Strutters, Iournal Reporter, G. A. A., 3, Girls Collectors', 2, Business Staff, 2, Commencement Chorus, Outing Committee, Student Service. IOHN MALAMAS. Meyers, College Preparatory. Na- tional Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Senior Play, Sci- ence, 2, President, Science, French, 2, President, French, Speakers, Masquers, Business Stall, First Aid, Band. SOPHIE MARY MALECKI. Guthrie, College Prepara- tory. National Honor Society, lunior Ushers, Business Staff, lournal Reporter, Y-Teens, 2, First Aid, Girls Collectors', 3, French, Science, 3, Swimming, Sale Driving, Commencement Chorus, Student Service, MYRNA MARCELLINI. Pittston Twp., Commercial. Business Staff, 3, Girls Collectors', 2, French, First Aid, Commencement Chorus, Student Service. HELEN THERESA MARGISON. Grant Street, Commer- cial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Girls Collectors', 2, Bank Cashier, Business Stall, 3, Sale Driving, Spanish, 2, Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A., First Aid, Hockey, Commencement Chorus, Student Service. MARY THERESA MARSHALL. St. Stanislaus', Com- mercial. German, 2, Girls Collectors, 2, First Aid, Sale Driving. CATHERINE ANN MAUGHAN. St. lohn's, Commercial. Girls Collectors', 2, First Aid, Safe Driving. ELIZABETH ANN MAY. St. lohn's, Academic General. Science, Girls Bowling, Girls Collectors, Swimming, First Aid, Sale Driving. DOROTHY GENEVIEVE MAYESKI. Grant, Academic General. Y-Teens, 2, Girls Collectors, 3, Spanish, First Aid, Safe Driving. FLORENCE THERESA MAZUKEWICZ. Marymount, Col- lege Preparatory. National Honor Society, Speakers, Masquers, Science, Y-Teens, Girls' Bowling, Girls Collectors', 2, French, Latin, Commencement Chorus. CATHERINE HELEN MCAFEE. S. G S. Memorial, Com- mercial. Spanish, 3, Y-Teens, 2, First Aid, Com- mencement Chorus, Student Service. FRANCIS IAMES McCABE. Holy Saviour, College Pre- paratory, Band, A Cappella Choir. PAUL FRANCIS McCUE. Holy Saviour, College Pre- paratory. German, Hi-Y, Ir. Red Cross, Sale Driving, First Aid. IAMES IOHN MCCULLOCH. Courtright, College Pre- paratory. Hi-Y, Speakers, German, Ir. Red Cross, First Aid, Basketball, Safe Driving. thirty-three 2 Paul McNulty Paul Mennen Robert Mermen Margaret Miller Mary Miller Richard Miller thirty-four Sarah Miller Loretta Minemier Stephen Mirowski Vincent Miskewicz Edward Miskin George Monko PAUL ROBERT MCNULTY. Holy Saviour, Academic General. First Aid. PAUL PETER MENNEN. Oliver, Academic General. First Aid. ROBERT MENNEN. Oliver, Academic General. Art Club. MARGARET ANN MILLER. St. Clair, Academic Gen- eral. Cheerleaders, Strutters, G. A. A., Iournal Re- porter, Manager, Girls' Basketball, Safe Driving, Softball. MARY ELLEN MILLER. S. QS. S. Memorial, College Pre- paratory. Masquers, Speakers, German, 2, Latin, A Cappella Choir, 2, Art, Commencement Chorus, Swimming, First Aid, Softball. RICHARD EDWARD MILLER. S. 6. S. Memorial, Col- lege Preparatory. Hi-Y, Track, 3, Basketball, Safe Driving, First Aid. SARAH MAE MILLER. St. Clair, Academic General. G. A. A., Iournal Reporter, Softball, Ir. Red Cross. LORETTA IUNE MINEMIER. Courtright, Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, Girls Collectors', 3, Bowling, Iournal Re- porter, Basketball, G. A. A., 2, Bank Cashier, First Aid. STEPHEN MIROWSKI. Columbia, Academic General. First Aid, Safe Driving. VINCENT GEORGE MISKEWICZ. S. 6. S. Memorial, Academic General. First Aid. EDWARD THOMAS MISKIN. Grant, Academic General. Science, 3, Bowling, Secretary, Bowling, Hi-Y, Ger- man, First Aid, Safe Driving. GEORGE BERNARD MONKO. Sacred Heart, College Preparatory. Art Editor, Breidlin 6. Iournal, President. Art, Masquers, First Aid, Safe Driving. PAUL MONKO. S. 6. S. Memorial, College Preparatory. Art Club, German, Safe Driving, First Aid, A Cap- pella Choir. SYLVIA ANN MOORE. Laurel Run, Academic General. RHEA ANN MORGAN. S. 6- S. Memorial, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Mimeograph Staff, Spanish, 3, Y-Teens, 2, First Aid, Safe Driving, Iournal Reporter. IACQUELINE BLANCHE MOSKO. Grant, Commercial. National Honor Society, lunior Ushers, Masquers, Speakers', Editorial Staff, Board of Publications, Spanish, 3, Vice-president, Spanish, Y-Teens, 2, Christmas Program, Safe Driving, Commencement Chorus, Student Service, Senior Tea. CHRISTINA ANN MROZINSKI. Columbia, Commercial. Spanish, Y-Teens, Safe Driving, First Aid, Swim- ming, Commencement Chorus. GERALD MROZINSKI. St. Clair, College Preparatory. Key Club, Treasurer, Key, Wrestling, Manager, Bas- ketball, 2, Manager, Baseball, 4, Cheerleader, 2, First Aid, Safe Driving. Paul Monko Sylvia Moore Rhea Morgan Iacquelino Mosko Christine Mrozinski Gerald Mrolinski Mary Mulhem Mary Mulligan Lucille Mulreany Mary Murdza Patricia Murdza Barbara Myers MARY ALICE MULHERN. St. Iohn's, College Prepara- - tory. Senior Play, Masquers, Speakers', G. A. A., Y- Teens, 2, Girls Collectors', 3, Bowling Club, Latin, Safe Driving, Ir. Red Cross, Swimming, Student Service, Outing Committee, Commencement Chorus. MARY FRANCES MULLIGAN. Mackin, College Prepar- atory. German, 2, Science, Girls Collectors, Y-Teens, Bowling, Speakers', Safe Driving, First Aid, Com- mencement Chorus Home Nursing. LUCILLE ANN MULREANY. Holy Saviour, Commercial. Spanish, Z, Y-Teens, 2, Girls Collectors', 2, Iournal Reporter, Safe Driving, Swimming, First Aid, Com- mencement Chorus, Student Service, Senior Tea. MAR CE RD A. Fr nkford High, College Pre- e - uers, Swimmi Girls ectors', mmence-ment Gm?s sing. PATRICIA ANN MURDZA. Frankford High, Academic General. Speakers, Girls Collectors'. BARBARA ANNE MYERS. North, College Preparatory. Latin, German, Girls Collectors', G. A. A., Science, Speakers, First Aid, Safe Driving, Manager, Strut- ters, Hockey, Soft Ball, Chapel Program, Y-Teens, Swimming, Bowling Club. VIRGINIA MAY MYERS. S. CSI S. Memorial, Commercial. Iournal Reporter, Y-Teens, Safe Driving. CATHERINE ANN NALLON. S. 61 S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Y-Teens, Girls Collectors', Swim- ming, Commencement Chorus. BERNARD IOSEPH NAT. Courtright, Academic Gen- eral. Cheerleaders, 3, Senior Play, First Aid, Base- ball, 2, Safe Driving. THOMAS FREDERICK NEWMAN. S. 6- S. Memorial, Academic General. Key Club, 3, First Aid. STANLEY WILLIAM NIEDZWICKI. St. Clair, Academic General. Baseball, 3, Safe Driving, First Aid. IOAN NOVAKOWSKI. Grant, Academic General. Swimming. GENEVIEVE ONDERISIN. Guthrie, College Prepara- tory. National Honor Society, lunior Ushers, Business Staff, 2, French, 2, Girls Collectors, 3, Y-Teens, Latin, Safe Driving, Commencement Chorus, Student Serv- ice. DOLORES IEAN OSTRASZEWSKI. Columbia, Aca- demic General. Y-Teens, Girls' Bowling, 2, G. A. A., 2, A Cappella Choir, Swimming, Girls Collectors', Commencement, First Aid, Safe Driving. ELIZABETH MARY PACIGA. Sacred Heart, Commer- cial. Bank Cashier, 4, G. A. A., Strutters, Y-Teens. KATHRYN ANN PARISE. S. G S. Memorial, Commer- cial. Speakers, French, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Girls Collec- tors', Bowling, First Aid, Safe Driving, Commence- ment Chorus, Senior Tea, Student Service. IOSEPH STEPHEN PASTERNAK. St. Clair, Academic General. Bowling, First Aid, Sale Driving. IAMES CHARLES PAUSTER. S. 61 S. Memorial. Aca- demic General. First Aid. Virginia Myers Catherine Nallon Bernard Nat Thomas Newman Stanley Niedzwiki Ioan Novakowsld i Genevieve Onderisin Dolores Ostraszewski Elizabeth Paciga Kathryn Parise loseph Pasternak Iames Paustor thirty-five 4 f. gift, 1 A'- s. jdla ' ,nfl rf' I 1 '5 l' Margaret Petro Constance Plesnar Leonard Perlcowski Nicholas Petrin Lawrence Pegg Ann Pelelski x f X l t N , LAWRENCE VANLONE PEGG. North Street, College PreparaL?'y'. Science, German, Safe Driving, First X Aid, Boa cl of Publications, ANNA VERONICA PELETSKI. St, Clair, Commercial. Spanish, Girls Collectors', G. A. A., First Aid. LEONARD EDWARD PERKOWSKI. St. Ioseph's, Aca- demic General. Football, 3, Track, 3, Key Club, First Aid, Safe Driving, Commencement Chorus. NI O S IO P P R St. Mar 's a mic or ' ' ' iving, ommencement Chorus, Student Service, MARGARET ELAINE PETRO. St. Mary's, College Pre- paratory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Cover-girl, Business Staff, 2, A Cappella Choir, French, 2, Latin, Y-Teens, Christmas Play, Miristrels, Bank Cashier, Outing Committee, Vicc-president, Girls Collectors', 3, CONSTANCE HELEN PLESNAR. S. G S. Memorial, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Mimeograph Staff, lr, Red Cross, 3, Girls Collectors', Spanish, Y-Teens, First Aid, Chapel Program, Com- mencement Chorus. GERTRUDE ROSE POLAND. St. Clair, Commercial, Na- tional Honor Societyy lunior Ushers, Safe Driving, Girls Collectors', Swimming, First Aid, LOUISE PATRICIA POLAND. St. Clair, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iuriior Ushers, Safe Driving, Girls Collectors', First Aid. IEROME MICHAEL POSTUPACK. Courtright, College Preparatory. Hi-Y, German, 2, Manager, Wrestling, Speakers', Masquers, lournal Skit. LORETTA BARBARA QUINN. Courtright, Commercial. Masquers, Speakers, Board of Publications, Editorial Staff, 3, G. A. A,, 2, Y-Teens, Bowling, Basketball, Art Staff, Art, 3, Vice-president, Art, Girls Collec- tors', 3, Treasurer, Girls Collectors', Iournal Skit, Safe Driving, First Aid, Commencement Chorus, Student Service. SHIRLEY RAE REESE. Mackin, College Preparatory, Girls Collectors', German, Art, Bowling, Swimming, G. A, A., Y-Teens, Strutters, Freshman Assembly, First Aid, Safe Driving, Outing Committee, Student Service. IOSEPH STEPHEN REMBISH. S. ci S. Memorial, Col- lege Preparatory, Science, 3, Hi-Y, French, Z, Bank Cashier, Iournal Reporter, First Aid, Speakers', Bowl- ing, Commencement Chorus. thzrty sim 1. , Gertrude Poland Shirley Reese Thomas Rooney Louise Poland Iosoph Rembish Ieromo Roth Ierome Postupaclc Ioan Roberts William Ruddy Loretta Quinn Elizabeth Rogan Carolyn Ryder IOAN ARLINE ROBERTS. North Ir. High School, Col- lege Preparatory. Latin, 2, A Cappella Choir, Mas- quers, Ir. Red Cross, Bowling, G. A. A., Y-Teens, ELIZABETH CLAIRE ROGAN. Columbia, College Pre- paratory. Speakers', Y-Teens, 2, Secretary, Y-Teens, G. A. A., German Club, 2, Latin, Bowling, 2, Mas- quers, Bank Cashier, Science, Christmas Play, First Aid, Safe Driving, Freshman Assembly, May Queen. THOMAS ALOYSIUS ROONEY. Holy Saviour, College Preparatory. Senior Class Treasurer, Stage Crew, Manager, l, Science, Safe Driving, First Aid, Mas- quers, Commencement Chorus. IEROME ROTH. North Street, College Preparatory. Na- tional Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Speakers', Mas- quers, Vice-president, Science, 3, German, 3, Assist- ant Head Bank Cashier, Bowling, lr. Red Cross, First Aid,-Mak ' p r w, Commencement Chorus. wu., AEA, Q- BUDDY. Meekm, College Prepar- tlngrf r te F- , 2, French, Science, Hi-Y, 2, ir - P9 'vi , Freshman Basketball, Bas- e , , 'A Cashier, 2, Iournal Reporter, edt ro s, re Orchestra. CAROLYN MAY RYDER. S. ci S. Memorial, Commer- cial. Y-Teens, 2, Girls Collectors', First Aid. Ioan Sabatine Walter Schuster lean Seraiin Rita Saber Geraldine Searioss William Shaler Peter Saksa lean Sabolka Ioseph Shedlock Helen Saporito Ioan Senderovitz Marjorie Sheridan IEAN ANN SABATINE. Latin, 3, Y-Teens, 2, Swimming, First Aid. Columbia, Academic General. Girls Collectors', G. A. A., 2, RITA A N SABER. St. Iohn' , C ercial. ' N t onal o ociet ' Iuni r Ush ,, e ' , r Col- e 2, . B X ier, , e , Girls' wli S , Swim 'ng, Fi Aid, Safe r vi PETER PAUL SAKSA. Sacred Heart, Commercial. First Aid, Safe Driving. HELEN MARIE SAPORITO. ant, Commercial. Y- Teens Z Girls ollectors anish I-lock Team First Comm n en rus l . - t : 4 2 2 WA 1-: f Oidygcorregze Pr ra r . i , o l '4, Tr , cience, , Vic li , G m , aglrst Aid, Com- n . mence t orus GERALDINE ETHEL SEARFOSS. Oliver, Commercial. A Cappella Choir, 2, German, 2, First Aid, Swim- ming, Commencement Chorus. Ioan Sherin Ralph Shiloski Arlene Shiner Pauline Shillaieer Maripn Shiminitz Ludmilla Shofranko H is I ' f IEAN ms 5 LEA. c qytf ht, Acadefnkic cen- , ns, 2, x asurer, G. A. A., 2, ufnal Reporter, 3, wimmi g, Girls Collectols, Science, Safe Driving, at1'i5l Hpilior Sodgdty, di rqdf Staff, 2, Y- irst A , Class Day, Senior Tea. IOAN MARIE SENDEROVITZ. S. 6- S. Memorial, Com- mercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Presi- dent, Y-Teens, Y-Teens, 2, Mimeograph Staff, Ir. Red Cross, 2, Chapel Program, Girls Collectors, First Aid, Safe Driving, Commencement Chorus, Senior Tea. IEAN MARIE SERAFIN. St. IQhn's, Academic General. Spanish, 'Y-Teens, Student Service, Commencement Chorus. WILLIAM IOHN SHAFER. Laurel Run Borough, Aca- demic General. Bowling, 3, Ir. Red Cross, First Aid. IOSEPH ANDREW SHEDLOCK. lvfackin, Commercial. Latin, First Aid. MARIORIE PATRICIA SHERIDAN. Grant, College Pre- paratory. Typing Staff, Y-Teens, Bowling, Girls Col- lectors', 2, Art, Safe Driving, First Aid, Student Serv- ice, Commencement Chorus, Home Nursing. THERESA IOAN SHERIN. Grant, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Science, Speakers', Girls Collectors, Y-Teens, 2, German, 2, Vice-president, German, 2, Latin, Iournal Reporter, Art, G. A. A., 2, Freshman Basketball, First Aid, Safe Driving, Art Staff, Commencement Chorus, Student Service, Senior Tea. P ULIN S L ER. Oliver Aca mis- e . A ppe or ee , om t horus, pit id, e in , ' rs'. RALPH NORMAN SHILOSKI. Columbia, College Pre- paratory. Hi-Y, Science, 2, German, First Aid, Safe Driving. MARION HELEN SHIMINITZ. St. Mary's Greek Rite, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Business Staff, Senior Play, Basketball, 3, Hockey, Bowling, Strutters, Minstrels, 2, Masquers, Science, German, 2, Latin, Swimming, Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A., Girls Collectors, 2, Safe Driving, First Aid. ARLENE MAY SHINER. Guthrie, Commercial. Strutters, Majorettes, 3, G. A. A., French, Masquers, Speakers, Y-Teens, Minstrels, Freshman Assembly, Safe Driv- iing First Aid. MILDRED SHOFRANKO. Mackin, Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, Spanish, 2, First Aid, Girls Collectors', Safe Driv- ing, Commencement Chorus. thirty-seven ANDREW SHUGA. Grant, Academic General. Foot- ball, A Cappella Choir, Spanish. IOHN ROBERT SHULESKI. St. Ioseph's, Academic Gen- eral. Hi-Y, Senior Play, A Cappella Choir, First Aid, Safe Driving, Spanish, 2, Bowling, 3, Masquers, Com- mencement Chorus. ANTHONY IEROME SHURMANEK. Sacred Heart, Aca- demic General. German, First Aid. DAVID WARREN SIMPSON. Courtright, College Pre- paratory. Hi-Y, 2, Science, 2, First Aid. DOLORES SINCAVAGE. Grant, Academic General. Y-Teens, Girls Collectors', Science, Safe Driving, First Aid, Bowling, Home Nursing. CLYDE KENNETH SIPLER. Mackin, Commercial. Hi-Y, Speakers', Masquers, Football, Track, Senior Play, Iournal Skit, Bank Cashier, Safe Driving, First Aid. THERESA ELEANOR SLOVINSKI. Columbia, Academic General. Y-Teens G. A. A., Science, Swimming, Girls Collectors', First Aid, lr. Red Cross. GEORGE ROBERT SMITH. St. Clair, Academic Gen- eral. AMES FRANCIS SMITH S cS S Memorial Academic I - . - , General. Ir. Red Cross, Safe Driving, First Aid. FRANK SNYDER. Courtright, Academic General. Hi-Y, 2 THERESA BARBARA SOKOL. North, Commercial. Girls Collectors', 2, Spanish, 2, Y-Teens, Business Staff, 3, First Aid, Safe Driving. ELEANOR ROSE SOLENSKE. Mackin, College Prepara- tory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Business Staff, 2, French Z, Girls Collectors', 2, First Aid. MARIE IEAN SOLTIS. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Strutters, Baseball, G. A. A., Tumbling, Bowling, German, Safe Driving. IOHN STOCKARD STEIN. Meyers, College Preparatory. Speakers, Masquers, Latin, Pontifex Maximus, Latin, Senior Play, Ir. Red Cross, lournal Skit, lournal Re- porter. CATHERINE HELEN STEPCHUK. Guthrie, College Pre- paratory. German, 2, G. A. A., Science, Bowling, Girls Collectors', 2, Home Nursing, Ir. Red Cross. MILDRED ANN STESNEY. Guthrie, Commercial. Fresh- man Assembly, Majorettes, 2, German, G. A. A., Masquers, Speakers, Y-Teens, Minstrels, First Aid, Commencement Chorus. BETTY ANN STOUT. Oliver, Commercial. Girls Col- lectors', 2, Safe Driving, First Aid, Ir. Red Cross, Homemaking. DOLORES ANN STROBEL. S. 6 S. Memorial, Academic General. Strutters, Head, Strutters, G. A. A., Bank Cashier, 2, Safe Driving, First Aid. th irty-eight Andrew Shuqa Iohn Shuleski Anthony Shurmanek David Simpson Dolores Sincavage Clyde Sipler Theresa Slovinski George Smith Ian-res Smith Frank Snyder Theresa Sokol Eleanor Solenske Marie Soltis Iohn Stein Catherine Stepchuk Mildred Stesney Betty Stout Dolores Strobel Phyllis Stycznski Shirley Swarlwood Harry Sweinberg Myron Swetlitz Paulina Taylor lonphino Torosinski Irving Thomas Ioan Thomas Marilyn Thomas Ronald Thomas Georgia Tomassetti Ioseph Tomczyk Ioan Tosline Pearl Tutko Alvin Ullman Elizabeth Unqvarsky Raymond Vshosky Rose Mary Vonit PHYLLIS STYCZNSKI. Marymount, Academic General. Science, Bowling, Y-Teens, Girls Collectors', Sale Driving, Home Nursing, Homemaking, First Aid. SHIRLEY ANN SWARTWOOD. St. lohn's, Academic General, Art, Y-Teens, Girls Collectors, lournal Re- porter, G. A. A., Sate Driving, First Aid, Ir. Red Cross. HARRY ROBERT SWEINBERG. Mackin, College Pre- paratory. German, Iournal Reporter, First Aid. MYRON SWETLITZ. Grant, College Preparatory. Ger- man, Latin, Iournal Reporter, 2, Bank Cashier. PAULINE MAY TAYLOR. Grant, Commercial. Bank Cashier, Girls Collectors', Y-Teens, 2, G. A. A., Out- ing Committee, Freshman Assembly, Safe Driving, First Aid. IOSEPHINE BARBARA TERESINSKI. S, 6- S. Memorial, Commercial. Girls' Collectors, lr. Red Cross, Sale Driving, First Aid, IRVING OAKLE . o rig , re- par t n, si , , - , G an, Mas- uers, Science, Assistant ad Bank C shier, First Aid, Wrestling, 3, Christma y. , IOAN MARILYN THOMAS. Oliver, Comm rc al. Na- tional Honor Society, lunior Ushers, Fr h, Girls Collectors, YfTeens, lr. Red Cross, Safe Driving, First Aid. W MARILYN ARLINE THOMAS. Courtright, Academic General. Basketball, 2, G. A. A., Girls Collectors, Masquers, Ir. Red Cross, YATeens, First Aid. RONALD MORGAN THOMAS. S. ci S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Band, 4. GE ASSE . North, Cole reparatory. tio 'H nor oci , Iunior rs, Editorial Statt, 2, ke s', squ rs, ience, Bowling, 2, Ger- an, ,,Sw' ving, Girls' Basketball, 2, omm ent us, May Day. IOSEPH ANTHONY TOMCZYK. Guthrie, Academic General. National Honor Society, lunior Ushers, Band, French, First Aid, Sote Driving, Christmas Play. IOAN MARGARET TOSLINE. Holy Saviour, Academic General. lournal Reporter, Bank Cashier. PEARL TUTKO. Columbia, Academic General. First Aid. ALVIN ULLMAN. Grant, College Preparatory. German, 2, Bank Cashier, Make-up Crew, First Aid, Ir. Red Cross. ELIZABETH ANN UNGVARSKY. Sacred Heart, Aca- demic General. Masquers, Vice-president, Masquers, Speakers, Science, President, Bowling, G. A. A., 2, Make-up Crew, 2, lournal Reporter, Senior Play, Iournal Skit, Editorial Statt, Art Stalt, Sate Driving, Commencement Chorus, Senior Tea, Student Service. RAYMOND ALBERT VEHOSKY. Grant, Academic Gen- eral. Bowling, 2, First Aid. ROSE MARY LUCY VENIT. Sacred Heart, Academic General. G. A. A., 2, Girls Collectors', 2, Strutters, Y-Teens, Latin, 2, Sale Driving, Home Nursing, Com- mencement Chorus, thirty nine EDWARD MICHAEL WILKES. St. Iohn's, College Pre- paratory. Science, Stamp, Business Staff, First Aid. GLENN P. WIL IAMS. Laurel Run, College Prepara- tory. lunior hers, Latin, 3, Band, 3, Amateurs, Minstrels, 2, Ban Cashier, 2, First Aid, Science, 3. ROBERT ALLEN WILLIAMS. Courtright, College Pro- paratory. VIRGINIA HELEN WILLIAMS. Mackin, College Prepar- atory. Speakers', Swimming, 2, Bowling, Y-Teens, G. A. A., First Aid, Home Nursing. ROSALYN LORETTA YAGIELLO. Oliver, Commercial. Art, 4, President, Art, A Cappella Choir, Masquers, Speakers', Art Statt, Board ot Publications, Swim- ming, Girls Col1ectors', Commencement Chorus, Make-up Crew, First Aid, Safe Driving. ROBERT YATIS.ON. Guthrie, Academic General. Band, 2 A C pp a Choir Safe Driving , 1' ' . l ATAU O. - lui? Atademic General. Bowl- seifpfivi gf 1' e 'cn-W ' ' ' ' ' 'x . ' f X gXG A 2 r Cdlectors Y Teens First Aid, BERNADETTE MARX YENCA. Grant, Commercial. Na- tional Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Speakers', A Cappella Choir, 2, Y-Teens, Commencement Chorus, Safe Driving. Alexander vefbitski John waist. Clifford Watkins REGINA M5315 YESK0- 791. lOl7H'S. COmmefCiGl- Y- Stephen Verbitski Francis Wassil Patricia White TGGHS. 25 GU15 Collectors I 2? Flfsl Ald- Ioan Wallace Ann Watkins Raymond Wielgopolski ALEXANDER DANIEL VERBITSKI. Columbia, Academic General. First Aid. STEPHEN SAMUEL VERBITSKI. Columbia, Academic General. A Cappella Choir, First Aid. IOAN MARIE WALLACE. Mackin, College Prepara- tory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Typing Staff, Bowling, 2, Captain, Bowling, Swimming, Bank Cashier, Outing Committee, German, Girls Collec- tors', G. A. A., Y-Teens, First Aid, Freshman Orches- tra, Frenchman Assembly, Student Service, Safe Driving, Senior Tea. IOHN FRANCIS WALSH. S. 6- S. Memorial, College Preparatory. German, l-li-Y, First Aid, Baseball, Basketball. FRANCIS IOHN WASSIL. Guthrie, Academic General. Senior Play, Masquers, Iournal Reporter, 2, First Aid. ANN CLAIRE WATKINS. S. CS S. Memorial, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Latin, G. A. A., 2, Business Statt, German, 2, Science, Girls Collectors', Speakers, Girls' Bowling, Swim- ming, Y-Teens, Commencement Chorus. CLIFFORD EVAN WATKINS. S. 6. S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. PATRICIA ANN WHITE. Mackin, Commercial. Ger- man, Basketball, First Aid. RAYMOND THOMAS WIELGOPOLSKI. SS, Peter 5- Paul's, Academic General. forty Edward Wilkes Virginia Williams Natalie Yatsko Glenn Williams Rosalyn Yagiello Bernadette Yencha Robert Williams Robert Yatison Regina Yeskq Orlondo Zdccagni Roberl Zarola icy N is Eleanor Zalzek Margaret Zavatsky Bealrice Zwass ORLONDO SAMUEL ZACCAGNI. Sl Cldir, ACOdOIIllC General. Wrestlind, 35 Co-cdpidin, Wrcsllingg Track, 35 Vice-prcsidcmf, ll1-Y, ll1-Y, 2g Bodrfl ol pllllllflfi- tions, lr Red Crass, Cl111:si111f1,: Play, lOllfYlCIl Skilg Mdsquersg Spefxkersf Sdfc- lDrL'.'171d, Cullllllfl Commit- tee-g Track. ROBERT ZAROLA. ffo'Ll1, CNO:1::1- :vml Sf7f'f1lfCf'l1l', First Aidg Red Crossg Sale l5r1'.'11f1 ELEANOR ZATZEK. Gram, Co:'11:1crf'1f1l Specikersg Y-Toons, 2, G A IA., G1rl Frenchg Ir Red Crown, lllllllllfjy sembly, Co1:1111Q11cc::1o11t Cl1orr1:: I11r110r Usllfrrssg 1: CollOc'tor::', 2, Frfw1l'1:1f111 Arr- MARGARET ZAVATSKY. Gllfllflfi, follcsqo PYCDGTU' tory. A Cappella Cl1o1', 25 Siniv Specxlcersf Girls Collcctorzf, Sdfe llr Teensg Commohcemerxt Cfl1or11::, All-S'r1l0 C,l1or1.1:s Music Fozztivdlg 1'.':11d, liflilllg Y BEATRICE RUTH ZWASS. G11tl1r1Q, Avc11l1'1111c: Glflilflffll Bowlingg G A Ag G1rls Collrctorsd, Sole Drivingg First Aid, Fr0:sl1111cm Dczy. Miss McDermott's sewing circle The lucky girl! Uhn-uhnn! No peeking at the keys Future economisis lr Rod C,m:1::g A::::0111l1lyg llldy forty-one unior C ass llfficers IOSEPH SAMMON CONSTANCE MCGOWAN Treasurer Secrelgfiy ffiwff Aly THOMAS WYcHocK C 0 IOSEPH HALCISAK President U Hx, Mantle Omtor . . o ll lll0l' SIIBPS Scholastic ability and leadership are the students of their class. Their job is to usher qualities possessed by the juniors pictured at various school events, such as the Senior below, These twenty-five girls and thirteen Play and Commencement, These students boys have been Chosen as the outstanding make a fine Contribution to our school life. forty-twd ' F ont ow llelt to rightl: Stasukevich, McNamara, Splendzdo, Biancon, Ackerman, Polinski, Grip . Iunlor Ushers Seconcl row: Tanski, Davis, Daly, Craig, Menechetti, Hughes, Polny Balut, Grenevicki, Smitli. Third row: Iones, Keen, Ruddy, Hudak, Levey, Yanchus, Clune, Olsakowski. Fourth row: Courtright, Boylan, Pauley, Mulhern, Carter, Meyers, Pauster, Fifth row: Lukach, Kovahk, Zeto, Scutch, Malasnik, Macn. ET NH Iunior Class: 11-1, 11-2, 11-3 Front row llc-ll lo rmqhll, Daly, Dcxvls, Clune, Brush, Bunson, Als-o, Balm. Second row: Gupp Acow Ack-frmrm llwy-111 Mam- cln-th Clnxbn Daw Postr-rlnm, Burns! Third row: Boylan, Aaron, Courtmght COllmlF'l RlVIIll ll'll Fqztvr 'l' Flu-ffk H4-dnm Fourth row: Brydvn, Adcxmxhs Czornleclcx, I. Check E Dovxs, Bmnstmn, Brehm Burns From row llvll to rxqhll' Dzonko, Cordell, Dcruqert, Casey, N Crcng, Drusher, Com Second row: Bonomrv Blutmma llvons, Hxcmcom Brmscoe Boll-r Third row: R Crcxq, Boruckx, Brown Buzmslu, Bcrovxch, Donohm- Fourih row: ffxkowskx l-lrvtzf-l, BllC.ZYl lSlll B11-lvckl, Fron! row llssll to rxghlli Fox, llolovcclc, Frcnckiewxcz, Hudcxk, lleylelc, Hcxberskl, Hcxrrxson Second row: llumqmk fVlH'FlPV1Ckl, lwamckm, Hughes, Hcslnecz, Goldner, Gcbnele, Febish. Third row: Fertcxl, Dully, Evans, Gxllms, Dunloovy Drmclwck, Frnvl, Glowoch. Fourth row: Dumb, Fxsher, Gavel, Flaherty, Dougherty, Felxchko, Godlewslu, G1ll. forty-three NF NF Iunior Class: 11-4, 11-5, 11-6 Front row lloft to rlglttl lone-s, 'l' lialxnowslct, A, Kalmowskt, loltnson, lurts, Iacobson, Gouras Second row: Iamszewskt Kopec, Kvlly, Kammslu, Klutcliko, Kvtyv-r, Kant'-, Harpersberqer. Third row: Horny, Halclsak, Harcarnlc, Gregory, Gronski, Hlclc Haggerty. Fourth row: Harrlsnn, flmavrt, Hoffman, lskra, Greyfoclc, Hocltreltery Hunzer Front row Cleft to rtglttj Lucartno, Kucltta A Kroll, Levey, B Kroll, Lada, Long. Second row: King, Lezndacky, Krall, R Krukowskx, Loo, Lawrylc, Lowe Ke-lly Third row: Kosctolek, Leagus, Macodonza, I Kralzoskt, Lenahan, 1.1-fmt Latrd, Kovalxk Fourth row: Kwok Koclnlc, Kosco Knapko, Ks-lley, Kmge-ter Lukacli Front row Cleft to rtghtl' Peters, Mendzelskx, Mulclowney, Matthews, Novack, Mosley, Paddtck. Second row: McNamara, Ol sakowskl, M. Miller, S, Miller, Mahally, McGowan, McCue, Nlznlk, Moletorts, Third row: Mulligan, Mulhorn, Maqyar, Martnko O'Neill, Meyers, Marcelmll, MacDormotf. Fourth row: Margalxs, Nordstrom, Macrl, Nicholson, O'Toole, Malasntk, McArdle. forty-four VI lES NE E NI NN Iunior Class: 11-7, 11-8, 11-9 Front row Klefl to rxglttl Polmskl Sofc1k. Ruddy Rubxscck Soronss Sflcufoss Hull-Lo Second row: RUSSO Scporxto, Seslak, C Hvrnlwslw Pclny Pohutskl Pcmstvr Tl-nrd row: Pauley Perry, Sr1mmon,Rnlslon Powwll Roman Rogan Fourih row: Rock Pwlvtsrzz Erwin Pvdcxck Rally Hnnsu S Rcmhmslh Pcloncqr Froni row Cleft to rlglitl Srzxmko Slmbrfrl I Splsndzdv 'lcmsk Snydvr Smtfzo Shpdlock Sochl-zo I Smlllt STGS1IlC6'VlCl'Z l Spl Svndercwztr 'lnomcs Fourth row: Smxclas G Smith Sovyrdc 1 Slnmmxw Slocum Slullohcor Second row: Splttf-l, Shcles vndzdo Third row: 'lrudnck Skulvxls Svrrufm Shwqo Sxmonson Swell: Sfrvztcli Srzrnlxlz Tv::l1cL10 Scrlvnno Front row Ll:-tl to rxulztl Ycmclxus, Wlztor Vlfrbxtsakx Zlfqcrsm 'loimpfzo 'llzornpfvon Yfxrxoxzm-xy Second row: Vlxllmms, Wulqus Vrzlko Tom Zdanowlcz' Ul1CTl',' Third row: Yvnchu I Unqvor-Srcy 'l'ryZf-rtslzl lf llnqvcxrslcy Wcscolus , Yndlslcl Plscrnwsckl VVqtkxn:1 Wnlsslm Fourth row: Vlqslunslu Zovoda C Unqvursl-:y,VVysoclL1, Zf-to VV1vf1ll, Vlfychocu forty-five l Sophomore Class: 10-1, 10-2, 10-3 Front row Hof! to rxqhij. Conwoll, Coyne, Coklosky Prvnnna, Comth Bvozdt A!lorwcI1X Second row: Fffdok, Cannon, Czernotu, Almcsme, Croyle Clune, Drobxsh, Cordomone Third row: Pombek, Pevons Curvy, Curlvy Chopoy, Bobulc Chrzbclc, Dawes, Uochmon DGISITP' Fourih row: Conr.or,Bornc1 Drfppnwr Darko Punish ffoor: Ponwls Czcrnffckx Front How ileft to rxqht! CETOUSRI Gporqe, Franks Grubuskz Folrchlld G1bbODS, Gorrf-tt Second row: Gamson I Fox, Bc: bulo Bcxbyok Lynn Gwyn, Flnlvy, Gcmmoitonl Third row: Dysleskl Foltzf- Frztsin F Fox, FfPdf'TlCk Fvons Dxxon, Frcrnckle WICZ Fourth row: hushcf- F11-dorczyk Dornbvk Dmon, Emdlomcn Pzonxs Boris-ld Hoqgrlrty Fronl row 1191! To IICJPXU Brxltuskoms, Iohnson Krzhoxo, Ihnot, Kcrolus TX Hodun M, Iones Second row: M Hutz, Iockson, Kopec, C, Iones, M Hutz, Grady. Third row: Hossoy, D Iones, Iugon, Lonnlng, Krushlnslu, Hcxlclsok, Hovmr, Fourth row: Icxmszewskx, Kumple, Iubls, Hendrxck, Levy, Hrynluw. forty-seven I l l A Sophomore Class: 10-4, 10-5, 10-6 Front row llelt to rralrtjt Kucrrko, Bella, Lesko, Kuznar, Laux, Kopec, Koval, Second row: Lewandowskl, Kozrch, Maha, Belles Bevan, Krempasky, Kiutchko, Kachmar, Lavelle Third row: Krlll, Kozak, Mahon, Kopec, Kessler, MacMrllan, Kaporch, Kondra trck, Konstantrnovrch Fourlh row: Kazarreckr, Llewellyn Lrnker, Lada, Kornblau, Klrtcirko, LaBar, Klynott, Krolcos, Kuczynslcr Fronl row flr-lt to rrqlrll N Mcllzzal' lwloohan lwlrrrrrlzy Blondek, McNally, lvlcllrdlff Patrrcl-1 Second row: Paslffrrrak Msryf-rs McGrady,Callrvy,Opal,Onr1l0r,E Petro lNlCfzOt'llGTl Pflterlm Third row: lXflll lF'l'Tl1f'T L Oko Olsakowskr Mulhern P Mc guild, IpOko, Mrscavaar- lwlalmovrlch Murphy Fourlh row: l Petro,Opet,Olrnmacl1t Pappas Morxkza lxfatr-y N Prflro Peaq rc wrt, elroskr Flon! row Holt lo rralrlb llrqula llr-barchak, Qmerr, Rernmd, lflollr, Pelcrk, Qur-rrrran Second row: Prfruqmo Hcszar, Boclrmak Rose, Rock, Pearaqo, Rhodes, Polclrelc Third row: O l'oole, Prrelo, Bowers, Blossrrer, Schullz, Shades, Shale-s, Macs-doma Blaze-S Fourlh row: Miller, Brsrllca, Pellocli, Pauly, Marley, Mrshkel, Leonard, Nat, Murphy, Plahlcy, Braoslcr forty-eight Sophomore Class: 10-7, 10-8, 10-9 Front row llett to rxghtl Smcavago, Schuster, Brennan, Seal-1, Stravmski, Slashmslcx, Sornoskr Second row: Reynolds, Straub, Sobolewslcx Spayder, Smith, Stefanoskl, Shxpula, Roberts, Third row: I, Sauer lohn Sauor, Purta, Shxmshocl-c, Roman, Block Rlmsh Fourth row: Shorldan, Rylootyckl, Poplzo, Paclqa, Pomeren, Hussenko, Hlnlco, Sladlnskl Front row flelt to nghtl. Tur1ssmi,Traskus,Tomko Turner Suxclel, loporek, Wozmck: Second row: Vonchure, Sclnlfhauer, Budzyn Vxrgmxs Verespy, Sullxvan, Slusarz, Brennan Thxrd row: Tershak Burrrtt Tre oskxs Stasxk, Thompson, Stalmk Shorts Wysockt Stucker,Stajewsk1, Stat1on,Trevethan Fourth row: Sokol Tlucek fmphrod Tarantxm Straka Oeller, Stook Sefnese- Shafer Trzesmowskl Front row Klott to rxghtl. Bassler, Budzyn, Wanat, Zelrnslu Yanousky, Purta Walton Second row: Vfrmtsky, Wasmda P Yale M. Wlllxams Pxscrck NValchesk1, Zehosky, D. Wxlliams, K Wxlhams, Zlohun. Third row: Yonchrk Caruth Yaqmello, W sockl Yanchus, Wartck, VVarmck, L. Yale, Wmsoclc. Fourth row: Wttkavage Zardus B Wxllxams Carpenter, Yenchu Woodlroskyl Watchllla, Wolczyk, VVo1ekoski. forty-nine if!!! Junior High Candids That professional touch Eager beavers Periect form Junior High lfandids Precision. plus Round the world with Mrs. Sylvcrny It must be a test! fifty-one fifty-two 1 I Freshman Class: 9-1, 9-2, 9-3 Fron! row Klelt lo T1 htl: Purta, Balut, Albrechl, Boneshefski, Adamitis, Brady, Brazlnskl. Second row: B. Bonk, Anaqnos, T Bonk, Bowanko, Bos?e , Bone, Bombay, Antosh, Bednar. Third row: Benz, Mzchael, Blazelewskl, Barbxm, Brown, Bamrick, Bon check. Fourth row: XlEXlS, Benkoslci, YUd1SlCl, Baczynslci, Bawxec, Yourglivich, Behler. Fran! row Cleft to nghtl: Delfalco, Chase, Cmkowski, Dancisin, D1effenbacher, Danilack, Cooper, Second row: Darab, Danilack Courtright, Caslerlme, Dunn, DePalo, Carey, Chxsmar, Dzppenworth, Delvfuro Third row: Caslerlme, Craig, Cembrock, M Bulry,Cons1d1ne, Burry, A, Butry, Chamberlam, Dlck, Fourlh row: Brzycki, Check, Canell, Chulvlck, Day, Dancheck. Buck navaae, Coopr-y, Christopher. Front row Klelt lo rrghtl' Gershen, Drasher, Febrsh, Grlvner, Guslamusf Friel, Gavel. Second row: ljmerxck, Gartley, Gra boslce, Fassett, Fetzer, Flynn, Gasper, Grlllllh, Gayeskx, Grubuskl Third row: Greeley, Farrell, Drumira, R. Davis, W. Davis Ganard, Franks, Grlllith. I-'ourih row: Franclcowiak, Grenevickx, Gallagher, Godlewskl, Gould, Fox, Gllllgan, Gozick, Fleming Freshman Class: 9-7, 9-8, 9-9 Frou! row Klelt to rrghll: M. Oliver, Nordstrom, Novak, Ontko, Powell, I. Olrvor, Osko Second row: Murdock Murray O'Kon- sky, Prlngle, P6-trm, Monjaclc, Panagakos, OlMGllG, Pawlak. Third row: Mros, Orzcfchowskr, Fohutskr, Orlosl-cr, Plf?CllF'lll Mma- rlk, Petro, Molxtorrs, Opal. Fourth row: Nardone, Nrxon, Peaa, I Novak, OH, F Murray, C Ott, Mrclrao-l 'I' Olrvor I Front row Klelt to rrghtl: Prechota, Saksa. Rukstalrs, Rrclue, Schantz Hobak, Powell. Second row: Polnv llodzmok, F. Przywr- lowskl, Remblsh, Rush, Savage, Pyalt, Seasock. Third row: Pelvrs, Ruddy, Runscavaar-, Ralall-co, Kondrlallclc, llaac.-r, Soasock. Fourih row: Rxtsxck, lvan, Rellly, Runscavaae, Pencci, R. Przywrtowskr, Fronl row llelt to rrghtjz Soboleski, Slovmslci, Sochko, S. Stocker, C. Stocker, L, Sorokas, Shovlm. Second row: Sluloski, Shed- lock, Stes, Smtko, Sprttel, Soyer, Stlller, Skurna, Shaffer. Third row: Ste-blrnskr, Spr-rnoga, Spa nola, Svmlm, Srvrck, Shavaba, Sloley, Sxecko, Stesney. Fourth row: Shullo, Rudaitis, Stancxk, Snyder, T. Sorolcas Solranko, gerpack fifty-three iii-1 Freshman Class: 9-4, 9-5, 9-6 Fron! row fleft to rightl: Hudson, Gurewich, Holovack, Hester, Kaplan, Guziyka, Hayclu. Second row: Kachinski, Hogan, K Iones, Hayley, Horensky, Gate, Iskra, Hucloclc, Iohns, Horny. Third row: Herbert, Iohnson, Iackiewicz, Gazinski, Hunzer, Horen sky, Hemingway, Hannon, Hydozdovic. Fourih row: Harris, Cwryczka, Iacobson, Hopple, Grasavage, Hasinecz, W. Iones, Gron ski. Front row flefi to riqhtl: Koval, Krall, Knasiak, Kelley, Kingston, Kupinski, Kowalski. Second row: E. Kutney, Koch, R. Ku! nay, Konnick, Katashuk, Kalsen, Krukowski, R. Kina, Konstaritinevich, M. King. Third row: Klein, Leibman, Keen, Kozemko Koscielek, Kropewnicki, Lavin, Koscielski, Kosko. Fourth row: Kobziewecz, A. King, Lievens, Kopec, Kendig, Kraynanski, Kebles Front row Cleft to rightl: E. Monko, C. Moran, Nielsen, I. Monko, Mitchell, M. Moron, M. Lewis. Second row: Lynn, Lukacz B. Monko, Marlin, M. Miller, Naessig, Mosley, McCcrller1y, Lanning. Third row: May, Leshinskiy, Macejlco, Matlowski, Nieclz wicki, Luiecki, C. Kresge, W. Lewis. Fourih row: Lees, Lloyd, Marcinkus, Latinski, C. Miller, . Miller, Mcshinski, R. Kresge Lawryk. fifty-four I 1 EE Freshman Class: 9-10, 9-11 Flon! row Us-it to r1ghT1. Vxnton Iocm Yourqhvch Tomolcms Zcxlvwslcl Zcxvodu XN'f-was U.--wzcx Tierney, Txr cxk, Yenchc, Thomcxs, Swcrlmcxn, Swethtz Ve-mt V17Cz1n1s Third row: Colf- Yfxstzfmsm lzj.'1v-rxflfzr J-'.t11fwvv::1:1 Xl'11Y. . f' W Moms 3 f,fr::1fwi'.- Second row: Zzrzjmv-rrnrlu Tvorcxk, Wc111uce Zrrnholt, I Yourqhvch Fourih row: Ulxtclmns-5' Vfcrfcxck VQ?Yk'11SK1 Vv'11lo11qhl,vy Fran! row lie-it to mghtb Zcpotowskr Zendmon Slcklv, G Thomas, 'lom fr Thomas, Yurkzuvcxqv Ze-to, Voss, Tcrrnoskx, Umphred, Zulmsko, Zoremskx, Wcrrtf-llc Yctsxo Third row: Urban V Thornfzaz V1-hosiu Vx'r1p y1:s1Ly, Wm kms, Worth, Teston, Wl1ql1S. Fourth row: Txrnek Wnkcxvoqv 'I'urr1vr VV11k Wutlnclz A 'I'1mmvms Ynwmsky Unfivrxzuizy Wxvf-ll Second row: ZQo1k.r1, Ulurrry Reach for the ceiling! Fine furniture in the making fifty-five iffy-six -.ll T T Eighth Grade: 8-1, 8-2, 8-8 Front row tl:-lt to rlqlltl. Nculs, Blllttt, Brlnko, Crounsee, Branmqan, Floss, .DlIlll'lCl'C Second row: Blsulca, Day, Chxsmar Horwarth, Strxclwk Clwwvy Dall- Bombay, Buclcnavaae: Third row: Czernlalcowslcl, Dechman, P. Brandt Stanlslowslcl Dxslvr Babula, Colo, I Brandt Fourth row: B11-msc, Evans Sabatlnx Barnlclc, Czelcalskl, De-nsrnore, Beneslcl Anstfftt, Stfxtz Front row lle-tt to l'lCIllll' Kelley, Yanclmk, Hass Glycenler, Flower, Warnxclc, Hubln. Second row: Shovlm Fmn, I Iones, Huhn Shubert, Hass, Slumslxock, A, lonvs, llurlvy. Third row: Swaclltcll, Gallagher, Eckert, Greenberg, Urhan, Tools-, Swallna, Gtr ton, Holtman Fourth row: Clyrm-1, Punta Could, G5-orare, Rhodes, Eckhart, Earls,-y Front row Lleflt to uallll: Kohol, Klncxusz, llornlsern, Kesnwortlmy, llarniclc, Young, llultn, Second row: Lutz,-Ski, KllClTlCCI, Shovlm loseph, Hasmr-cnt Ion:-S, Kvlly, Slnrba, Kwllwy, Harrts. Third row: Lucas, Kozlovllcn, Lanry, Whtte, Ki-nn:-dy, Shuaa, Kitchen H--lnard, Land, Fourth row: Paryfsz, l.yrmn::, Lmslcl, Lymycll Kralcoskx, Marshalla, Krokos Koch, Koe-pke i Eighth Grade: 8-4, 8-5, 8-6 Front row li--tt to rmixtj' Lxiqoski, Youkoskx, Vodzok, Kuchtrx iiolrnt-rs iNiCG11iTl Nc1r1L11v--il Second row: Upxrm i IN' VN 'vim L0 'ox 1 ' r i iizpzf-mx Slovm ski, Iordon, Sokol S.ndm::k1 Uefsidurio, Adil-r Cxxpp Third row: .cicrl 'cxrnlcri I otmri: 1 mix 51 nwfivmgi Spbolkq Kumplv VV1:i1x1ln Fourth row: lose-ph, Tom, Biakvr Fmn Muqiord Pnwlosai-:L Strmxl I'u'mL1 Iiunzazctx 'v'-Vx:-Hari' Front row Hn-ft to :mini Inner Stnslk Mnrw-ikn Kuhik M Murphy M Szlvsizx V Sm-fafzz Second row: iif1i.:f1 fwirfrzficirm Smurl Potvrlm Munstwld Snvclvr, Ncmotko, Yobionski Zeimske, Younoskx Third row: Yuxri-'.:,i11 Ikiztciv-fly 'Ii F.f.:1!r, 5f1w.u1-L: C' Ixmv Mmmck Milif-1 'McCosky. Fourth row: Soimski, S1vmm:,i:x Maritime-r il:-nd,-::,11r1 Mr-Iwnrld ,'.t1:r1qt-L1 P Front row fl:-tt to rmiitl Sooby, Wclfsluo, Wmvkoski, Zcukoski, H0111-ii--, Schwartz, Zmolu Second row: Vw'o1v1l-1 IH v he-ich Hacdt-11 Sovqk,Station,Shvd1OCk,Zciun Third row: RQQQ1 Lczmy, Pcisom, Zmdus: M11le-: Hutmrx Mau-y. Fourth row: Wolkovxok, C.W1ll1ums I Wxlhcms Tomchxk Podrasky Galgcmtwr Hrxlsston Hffnrhrzf-rri ' v L' i.1f'w1-llyn 'l'11titO, Zr-Skt-, film: 20121- k, fifty-seven NT Seventh Grade: 7-1, 7-2, 7-3 Front row llelt to flgllll Bom, Davws, Anstett, L. Compton, Brlscoe, Beganslgr, Andrews Second row: M. Compton, Earley Burke, Bombay, Dzmskx, Casterlme, Chase Third row: DePolo, Czekalskr, Belcastro, Barber, Bowanko, Chronowsl-rr, Adamttts Bone. Fourth row: Craxg, Damels, Brzyckt, Duclek, Dombek, Conyers, Carr, Anagnos. Front row Cleft to rxqhtl. Fbert, Fletcher, Fassett, Glycenter, Haslin, M Gould, lohns Second row: Flscher, l-ludak, Haq erty Graboske, Faltze, Elston, Hutz, B Gould, Glosser Third row: lamszewskl, L. Hannon, Hornlem, I, Iones, Foley, Ebert L. Hanes llarluns. Fourth row: I llannon, Elmy Hopple, Heuer, Olco, Hall, Homa, Huntzmqer, Grrtman, Henderson, Front row llett to rtghtl, Montague, M Mxller, E. Merrlclc, N Merrick, McHugh, Konmck, Moore Second row: S. Koval, Kat sock M. Kerwrn, Kleem, B Klrwan, Langdon, Kosalcowslcx, Mahally, I. Koval. Third row: Malmovltch, McDonald, KOZlCll, Kry eski, Martin, Kuhns, Krukoskr, Klokus. Fourth row: Nowakowskt, Kendtg, Kubastt, Krum, E, Mrller, Kondratick, Marsland. fifty-eight l ,-YH? f l Seventh Grade: 7-4, 7-5, 7-6 Front row Ill-lt to rlihtl. Prulzmon, D Sornoskt, 'l' O'l7onnell Penlmolff, C Ollonnell, Hou, NGl'TllGll'CO Second row: Peterlm Muncy, Sorolco, New ort, Morqon, Mulclowney, Orlosl-gt, Plvtnslu, Rlmslu Third row: Sobotml-, Poll: Sokolo Hess: I' Sornoskm Pollutslcl, Sub:-rr: SQ-rnlok, Slxorts, Oltver. Fourth row: Pesotskl, Rlnolobt-n Murdzo Stuclu-r Norton Pnluclmwskx, Stolnlk Samson Front row Klclt to rlglltl. Bonclu-ck, Eddy, Loskowslu, llcnsley Lovlx, Zmnbottx, lvllscnvfxqr- Second row: Frxllrz-y Sholos Clune Tmscott Strone Yonclms, Slmovlln, Sprow, Sloslnnslu, Smurl Thxrd row: Shedlocr: .Sf-bulsm llorpf-rshvroor, Stlller, Schxllhouer, Sweeney, lanes, MllCl1rlll Fusltce, Osko, Fourth row: Dully, Dyslf-sk1,WQ-nswll lxr-:nrnefwr Sovoqf- Sollnslu, Noes slg, Russell, Doyle Front row flelt to rxqhtl' White, Zelxnskx, Yeoqer, Yoskowmlc, Verbxtskt, C Vlxllxctms, I Wllllomss Second row: Voncltum, Yen- cho, Zehosky Turner, Sholes Tolmodge, Zorzi, Zovodu, Tutko, Wyclmock Third row: Wxckklsvr, Tobolco Tltomos, Vtvmn, Swo- dttch, Zemonlk, Yurkovoge, 'lunssxm Fourth row: Wctchlllo, Terpctk, Voltek l. W1ll1oms E, Wlllloms Ulltchnr-y Warner fifty-nine sixty ,.,I,a,. .- -...N-.1 -V-4.171 .gf :gy ACTIVITIES gqq-:.x'-A:-: ..1.::xgg:r.::. .3I3.i.'3.ZI1-' I::'5,'3..:5M... 'g':.. Q.-.::.,x-mfg. -..'-.:.1,.. .. .Hahn .t'.':.'f--51. If-C-PT: .- : ., ,','g.s. --'1.'QE5- ' tfj-.':gQ-j?1.'. 4.1.5. -.,-gf: '- 'ir-:q.-iv gg- :-:IS--.f ' '-gl' .V-1,'.1,-if:-nf Vp:-----g1:::.'-'::4:gr1. 5 wif..-4'.'1.'..:' ' '.', '.'.'P Z.' -,'- P -'. Z:z J. , '!'. - ,'.'-:'. ' 52:3'-1'.'z24-.'--'QI - .L-JJ-'-'-i .'f-'-3' -'fff 7...,4,, , . .. . I J I I s A, , V-I-4- -x'-xi-L-:-'-it . ': .-'5'I'4:14-'.-'fi-ilk --id?-x':::f'::Z-.--.'1'1i.'5-r ': .-'ii-ff.-z --I.-'. .. '.Z-'::-'-'. x I 1 A - . v ' as- ' I Q' i Q.-x. ,Q A . - lhfa ,ag v'-Pv,4' Se K VI 'Zh' E L W' -I Q qi h .A W They were all eonlpanions of joyful school days iss reidlin Corinne Fronzoni Sandra Ienkins Elaine Petro I cmet Koval Helen M. Leskanich Coughlin Cover Girls Left to right: Sandra Ienkms, Ianet Koval, Corinne Fronzon Elaine Petro, Helen Leskanich land Mr, Pandaul. sixty-two Five seniors girls were chosen last October, by the students ot Coughlin High School, to appear as Cover-girls on the five issues of the Iourr1al . The girls were chosen for leadership, appear- ance, and personality. Corinne Fronzoni's picture appeared on the Hallowe'en issue, Sandra Ienkins' on the Christ- mas Iournal, Helen Leskanich's at Valentines Day, Elaine Petro's at Easter, and Ianet Koval, in cap and gown, appeared at Graduation. One of these five girls, Helen Leskanich, was chosen Miss Breidlin at a later contest. Cough- lin students were pleased and proud to be so beautifully represented. Senior-Junior llutin All Aboard-New York! The Alexander Hamilton Cruising up the river Debarking at West Point West Point stop-over Hudson Day Line P sixty-three High School Activities siarfy-fou r Who won the prize? Belles of many lands What's in a name ? Senoritas and Valentines Be careful! Are they togas? igh School l rtivilics 1l'.l vw far? A Q ,N '57f'5:..' N xg Q W is W Lots of help at Christmas Christmas supplement assembled Miss Dorothy Smith was hostess The A Cappella Christmas tree Kay was Queen of Hearts 'X ,ft '- sixty-five oard of ulllications THOMAS HESTON Editor-in-chief Breidlin MARY SUE DEISHER Editor-in-chief Iournal SYLVIA BOBACK IAMES HARKINS LORETTA QUINN Editor Editor Editor GEORGE MONKO Art Editor The Board of Publications of Coughlin High School helps to publish the Breidlin which is in its twenty-ninth year of publication and the Iournal, which is in its fifty-ninth year. The Board is composed of the Editorial, Iunior High, Typing, Mimeograph, Business, and Art Staffs. The Editorial Staff gathers and prepares copy. The Iunior High Staff, added to the Board of Publications this year, gathers material of interest to seventh, eighth, and ninth grade students. The sixty six AUDBEY HUGHES Business Manager Typing Staff types all copy for the printers. The Mimeograph Staff produces all bulletins and cir- culars. The advertisements and patrons' list for the Iournal and Breidlin are assembled by the Business Staff. To the Art Staff the school owes all the art Work in the Iournal and Breidlin. Mrs. Margaret R. Evans is adviser of the Board ot Publications and Mr. Arthur Booth is adviser of the Business Staff. Q . 4- ,1 ' ' First row Llf-lt lcv xxfrlpll 'loxncxxsevllr Sc-lnolxn llrrqvmsky llwfnsmotv Lux .111 lxfwsko Second row: lima lon-ss ,3'4.14r r1 ll:-my Crm-lt-y Editorial Assistants E?'3,2ll'?YEf1llL5flMifngiikll lNGVlS Krall, Sopmwto. Second row: Scrrnoskr, Boler, Turrssrrrr. llxrdcrk llrxlclsulc, Dmslwr, Yurrchrlc, Poly, Sclmslcr, Kopec, Typing and Mimeograph Stc1iiQ1iQ,,I3 'IQQ',,Q P Laskowskx Sclw: Boyle, Plesncr Second row:'Vl'ollcc1 Sllt1IldC1Tl Le-vandowezkx Mor'gon,S0nd0rov1l: Kopclto Kuiilu Firsl row llttl frv yfrlzl Slw tm Qumr llrq Art '-'ti':--.3 Second row: Km: I-Tcinlzo l A ' ' First row llfrll to rrqhlh 'l'ru:, IU-n-lor colt llzrrxlrf-: Llztwr,-llyn Sec- ond row: Hudmhs, llvnslny, Bcrrmclz ' First row ll:-ft to rmlitj Lobon sk, Buslness l.Crwryfz lllmlrwss, llrtndr-r, Pr-lro, Yllul dovyny. Second row: lwlolzcrovrlrz Kwai: Incobson, Brcncom, Mrrrecxr, Morccllrm. Third row: Wall-:mn Onderrsm, Kownlf- sara: lvfcxrg1son,Kw-ley Ilckf-rmcxn C1013 Fourth row: Vlrllu-fa, Olftnske lvlrrlcmos, McNamara 'lltomfrs Slrzmmztv Rrrrlolo-Hr sixty-scr1'c'n fervice Club- irls' Athletics Grand March at Hallowe'en Key Club once again filled a very active year by sponsoring a number ot important events. Included on their agenda were the dis- tribution of tuberculosis posters throughout thc city, sponsoring dances after basketball games, decorating for special events, and playing rec- ords tor l'Club Lunch-time . Along with this, they assisted the Kiwanis Club on some very important projects and held interesting lunch- eon meetings with very notable speakers. The Girls' Athletic Association, usually known as the G. A. A., has had many interest- ing projects throughout the year. The general purpose of the G. A. A. is to create a liking tor girls' athletics, and the club admits to member- ship all girls who are interested in girls' sports. Combining with Key Club, they have been able to sponsor the Halloween Dance, the Mistletoe Dance, and the Valentine Dance. Last, but not least, was the sponsoring ot the Halloween Party for freshmen girls. K b Front row tlelt to rightlz Henrg, Gola, Featherstone, Mrozinski, Thomas, I., Harkins, Cashmere. Second SY 11 f PutrDff Th Nd Whki. dkN D s FHTh' ow: a se, u y, omas, ., or strom, yc oc, evan ows i, ewman, avies, uper, . , nd row: Connor, Smith, Gabriele, Perkowski, Bartoletti, Perry, Brehm, Lehet. Fourth row: Kwak, Degncrn, Iohnson, Klein, Gryczko, Wysocki, Corbett, Kelley. sixty-eight G A A Front row Clvlt to rlghtlz Hastings, Shlner, Ionvs C, Iones K, Barlosh, Kwak, Ostrasze-wskx. Second row: ' ' ' Strobel, Kozlch, Ste-sney, Sabatme, Sebollca, Bumdqe, Fronzonl, Vemt, Myers, Rvossr-, Rogan. Third row: Leslcaniclx, Mulhern, Mmemxer, Densmore, Ungvarsky, Koval, Labonski, Hughes, Dale, Fourth row: Kr-4-lf-y, Dycze-wskl, Kusyl: srmlienobikaiq, givlaralson, Qumn, Balucha, Mlller S., Hutz. Fifth row: Kowaleskl, Makaravllz, Sherm, Walkms Sllil'Tl1Yllll', Pamaa 1 or , e- or Colnbined activities were popular G A A Front row Cleft io rightl: Caste-rline, Rock, Krall, Lawrylc, McCue, lwamclu, Se-slal: Second row: Cammm - - - lone, Polmslu, Kaporch, Splondldo I., Boler, Spayde-r, Fmley, Splejndxdo l Ch'-wily, Smmtlm Third row: Wolqus Mondzelskx, Kammskl, Ruddy, Brennan, Famrchlld, Daly, Kplly Yale. Fourth row: Stahovmc VVa:sl:a+' llrabzofslal lwvwy, lohnson Mosley Paddmck, Heylelc sixty-nine smwn ly . usic- ,lloral and appollal The A Cappella Choir and the Commence- ment Chorus, both under the direction ot Miss W Weiss, are Coughlins two well-known singing groups. The Choir, Whose busiest season is Christmas, When they bring joy to many hearts, sang at General Hospital, Mercy Hospital, the Wyoming Valley Hospital, Veterans' Hospital, the Sutton Home, and the Republican Womens Club. They presented a striking picture with their Christmas tree formation as they sang before the student body tor the Christmas pro- gram. They also gave a spring music program at the Veterans' Hospital, sang in chapel, and participated in the Night ot Music, together with the Band and lunior Symphony Orchestra, Five members ot the Choir represented us at State Music Festival preparations the Pennsylvania All-State Music Festival held at Meyers. The Commencement Chorus, atter much practice, presented a program in chapel and sang during commencement exercises. ' Front row llelt to rightl: Rubiscak, Miller, Daugert, Krall, Dretzel, Acme.-, Setcilc, Frankie' A wicz, Rock. Second row: Schuster, Yagiello, Ackerman, Rhodes, Gripp, Qufic-nan, Koval, Zavatslcy, Drobish, Stasukevich, Hutz, Ostraszewslci, Shillabeer P. Third row: Kopec, Shillabeer L, Kaminski, Seartoss, Yoncha, lwcxnicki, llciberski, Brennan, Novock, Grenevicki, Dzonko, Searloss I., Queri. Fourth row: Mulhern, Margolis, luck- losky, Stajewslci, Albrecht, Iones M, Petro, Keen, Iacobson, Dale, Yatison, Pauley, Mulligan. Filth row: Shuga, llvrsh, Wute lack ll, llergf-rt, Kwrys, Dougherty, Svtcilz, McCabe, Watlack R., Shuleski, Adamovich. ' Front row Clelt to rxghtli Mrozmskl, Franks, Smcava e, Saber, Khtchlco, Balo , Pelctslci, Sen-lor Select Chorus Qumn, Mosko, Marglson, Dxsler, Strobel, Second raw: Gregory, Corbett, lcgllurdza P., Murdza M., Balucha, Bartosh, Marcelllm, Krysa, Ydglello, McAfee, Carey, Cavonaugh, Iones C,, Ioncs I,, lones R. Third row: Reese, Mulreony, Thomas, Stout, Kebhsh, Fletcher, Wllhams, Zavatsky, Gtza, Gronuvxclu, Hutz, Ostroszewskx, Morqan. Fourth row: Rooney, Greeley, Iones M., Stesney, Evanqellstx, Nallon, Pause, Grllflth, Novakowskm, Stycznskx, Shlllnhf-1-r, Adamovxch, Rembish, Postupaclc. Fifth row: Heston, Simpson, Yatlson, Monko, Hersh, Koprckr, Schuster, Cusxclr, Gxllraan, Fugok, Edwards, Boyle, Shuleski, Kxerys. ll0l'0.S al song in their hearts ' Front row llett to rtghtli Watkms, Sherxn Shxmxmtz Mlller, Soartoss Second row: Senlor Select Chorus Kwak, Malcardvitz, Boyle, Barna, Kovahlc, Gabrxele, Thomas l, Fmn, Krokos, Mazukv- wxcz, Zatzelc, Sholranko. Third row: Belles, Km , Iones P., Serahn Hyzlnskl, Mulll an, Blessner, Ve-mt, Koval, Fronzonl, Iones K., Yatsko, Roberts, Densmore, Dale V., gale A,, Keeley, Hughes, Mulhern, Ellaylor, Suponto. Fourth row: Pls-mmq, Shurmanek, Dombroskl, Keyes, Kozich, Malecki, Lewms, Senderowtz, Kutzler, Kopcho, Pls-snar, Konstanlmovnch, Kendmq, On- derlsm, Maughan, Petro, Boback, Roth, Acore, Perkowski. Fiith row: Shuqa, Brody, Hemmgway, Ie-nkmfs, Tomassettt, Unq- varsky, Check, Bender, Kusyk, Knzenoskas, Yencha, Sher1dan, Swartwood, Leskamch, Snyder, Ullman, McCabe, K4-lly Sixth row: Cvraytock, lskra, Iacklosky, Walsh, Henry, Thomas H, Gore-tski, Foley, Kopcho, Watkms, Hvozdovmcr, Mnlnmasz, Monko, Petrxn, Wasstl, Havard, Vehoskl, Tomczyk, Cashmere, Gola, Slpler, Ruddy SC'L'C7tfQj-OMG usic- and and rehestra Mr. Meucci leads the Band Here Comes the Band echoes through the halls of Coughlin as a faint drum beat is heard, Then we see the military formation and hear the striking music as our Band comes marching in full array. Our Band is seen on such occa- sions as football games and parades. The Band directors changed when Mr. Otello Meucci was inducted into military service. The Band is now under the direction of Mr. Schmidt. Our old faithfuls at Coughlin perform dur- ing chapel exercises, playing tuneful and ear- catching melodies. They are none other than our Varsity Orchestra. Always on the job, they provide music for the senior high school assem- bly and for most school events. Following in the footsteps of the Band and Orchestra comes our Iunior Symphony Orches- tra, under the direction of Mr. Clyde Owens. The Iunior Orchestra has had an active year not only in the school but the community as well. B d Front row Cleft to rightlz Deisher, Gill, Tomczyk, Malamas, Beidleman, Hoffman, Nicholson, Hvodovic. Second an row: Russo, Lewandowski, Lavelle, Williams K., Sauer lohn, Harpersberger, Siecko, Sauer lack, Serafin, Mar- cellini, Magyar. Third row: Felxchko, Rinko, Mariano, Williams G., Blannett, Stiller, Kebles, Iohnson, Boncheck, Havir. Fourth row: Powell, Bielecki, Zeto, Lehet, Pomeren, Selcik, Yatison, Nardone, Iones, Fifth row: Gregory, Hersh, Thomas, Brain, Fleming, Ruddy, Serolin, Watkins, Ulicny, seventy-two O h Front row Kleit to rxghtl' Hvozdovic Delsher M S Frs-gory Impwmlr- Blcmnf-tt Second Varslty rc estra row: Straub, Bowanko,-Sauer, W1ll'1ams, S1ncava?r1,lHarQn5'ky 'T'hird'row: Us-lshf-r H, f 4 Monko I, Monko P, Bosley, Petro, Lehei. Fourih row: Marxano, Russo, Ke-bles, Io mson Fiilh row: Slmhn B: Ile-ck1, Zrftn Absenk: Magyar, Strike up the band!-and orchestras - Firsl row lleft to rlghib: Shofranko, Monko, Yanchus Kraynanfskx, Osko, Iunlor Orchestra Sarakas, Slovmskx, Wlchxlla. Second row: Sebolka, P1-tro B, Pyatl, God- lowskx, Macrm, Fletcher, Sarakas L., Ganard, Kondratmck, Blaker. Third row: McGu1re, Warmck, Boialr-y, Cormto, Ibanulack, Vehoski, Bauch, Gnpp, Darab, She-dlock, Drasher. Fourth row: Kuchta, Shoircnko I, Bowanko, Dunn, Swim, Sllfflflll, Straub, Kutney, Mu ford, Upton, Adler, Boncheck. Fihh row: Vlge, Kumpk, Owvns, Defalco, VK'I'b1TS1K1, Iohnson, Sharie-r, Absent Mosko, Kmbirs, Roialko, Petro N,, Olsakowskx. seventy-tl: rm odern gan iua 'e ,lulls Parlez-vous Francais?, or Sprechen Sie Deutsch?, or maybe you're a non-linguist who speaks only English, But, lor members ot the French and German Clubs, languageeinterest has run high this year. The FRENCH CLUB held an initiation lor new members. Elaine Petro sang Paris , and Barbara Hudak played a piano solo called Salut a Pesth . Le Cercle Francais participated in the jointsmeeting ot the Language Clubs and offered a piano solo, a vocal solo, a tap dance, and a novelty song. Square dancing made the evening complete. DEUTSCHER VEREIN, which holds monthly evening meetings, sponsored two Weiner roasts, a year-end banquet, a program tor the Lan- guage Clubs, which included a vocal solo, a duet, a monologue, and a comedy piano solo. At commencement the club awarded prizes to German Club elects officers tour students of German. Miss McHugh ad- vises the French Club, and Mr. Riemensnyder advises the German Club. French I-'rpnt row tlelt to rightjz Petro, Koval, Davis, Iones K., Malamas, lmperiale, Bender, Boback, Hyzin- skl. Second row: Miss Mcl-lugh, Kozxch, Walcheski, Shades, Sincavage, Rhodes, Krempaskl, Drobisli, Budzm Mary, Iones C., Sullivan, Fedak. Third row: Budzm Madeline, Pelak, Blessner, Oko, Brennan, Solenske, Onderie sin, Kabara, Roth, Karalas, Baltuskonis, Paise, Fourth row: Stiller, Greely, Hembxsh, Traskus, Hudak, Kuznar, Stravlnskl, Wivell, Macedonia, Marcellini, Fifth row: Kelly, Featherstone, Heston, Alcorn, Kierys, Bernstein, Kung. seven ly-four Fron! row Klell to rxghll: Krukowskl, Tomasseltl, Wallclns, Sllerln, Acme, Bxtlf-nb-nd-r, Cla- ': Gerrnan Rogan, Marshall. Second row: Canyuch, Mullxgan, Labonoslcl, Makaravxtz, Slopclllllzlliorrlafin Mxller, Searloss, Dyczewskx, Glza. Third row: Kryzwlcki R, Thomas, Cowley, Kuzyk, Sl'll!TllHllZ, Dmslmr, Holly liazna, Slum manelc, Kryzwlclcl F Fourlh row: Bems, Gola, lwlcki, Henry, Ullman, Ellnskl, Dombroslu, Posslupack Filth row: Wfxlwlx Godlewskx, Pegg, Glaytock, Harkms, Flvmmg, Foley. Je ,ercle francais and 0lltSIfll0l' 'erein Front row fleft to righll: Staslk, Rebarchak, Acore, Novack, Dancmsm, Krall, Lawxylz, Sayomru, German Lenahan. Second row: Tvorak, Benz, Seasock, Spagnola, Krall, Blaze-s, Mullnqan, Sclulflujauw Hassay. Third row: Murray, Lalmskl, Keyes, Barovxch, Watlack, Carter, Harrxson, Horny. Fourih row: Koclnk Swf-llxlxi. Selclk, McCulloch, Miskln, Woodroslcy, Feld, Bleleskx, McCue. Fifth row: Swemberg, Kelley Kwok Glll Be-ldl--umm ll:v-tm-l, Kosco, Gxlllgan, Hme. xcmfn fy-fiw' ublic Speakin seventy-six l The Masquers study theatre ' and ralnatics The campaign is on and members of SPEAKERS' CLUB are out in full array to tell us of the importance of the Breidlin and the Iournal. To speak in the subscription cam- paigns is the primary function of this club, and, to their task, this year was added the speech- making for the sale of the new Iournal Supple- ment. Oi course, this Was not all, tor Speakers' had an interesting program oi panel discus- sions which members presented at regular monthly meetings. The cast ot the Senior Play was selected from among the thespians ot Coughlin, MAS- QUERS. Masquers is made up of selected stu- dents Who participate in all our scl'1ool's dra- matic entertainments. Included on its agenda are the Iournal and Breidlin Skits, the Christ- mas Play, and a host of other enjoyable pro- grams. Last, but not least, We cannot exclude the STAGE CREW from our comments, for they have contributed many services in a friendly and helpful manner. Among their many ac- tivities are clean-up, repairs, and stage-setting. Stage Crew First row Cleit to rightjz Rooney,Pc1uster. Second row: Kullich, Latey, Kovalik. R M Froni row fleft to rightji Mozukewicz Mckmcvitz De1S!'er Miller, Sh1m1mt:' Insrzowskx Quinn Mrwsskrw Gsqu-ers Second row: Rogan, Murdzc Keeley Ienkms Boiiock Shiner Stesney, Fronrom Ynqzf-lln Mulhf-in Third row: Zaccogm, Roth, Bender, Tomosseth, Unczvcrsky Kmzencskus Kumi: Chr-ca Postupocx L'm1r1r:xfx'1rh Fourlh row: 'Hmm cxs, Heston, Rooney, Mclumcs, Henry Iwicki, Home Foley Sipic-r Fifth row: Ke'-Hy Vomlervfzfiz Vxnn Cfzslirzif-rv Ifmf-11, Monko Klerys Kmq, Shuloski. ll the w0rld's an stage ' From row fleft To riczhti Kowoleskx, Mosko Te1sher Sherm Watkins T.fr1E:crcx'.':7: hfgilor OTZIIUI Speakers Second rowi Rogan, Murdzcx P., Murdzu M , Mulligan, Lewis Stesuey Shiner Nulhcrn, Vfilhorns Gclh, Giza, Ycglello, Third row: Klerys, Ienkins, Pcrise Ungvcxrsky, Toxzxcssottx, Kusyk Keeiey Hughes Mczukewlcz, Zut- zek, Yenchcx, Zcxvcxtsky, Hme. Fourih row: Greeley, Roth, Kwok, Dyczewskl, Myers, Leskcnich, Acore, Zoccczgm, Postupccic Fifth row: Zcrcla, Henry, Kopicki, Heston, Mulcxmas, King, Iones, Sxpler, Iwicki, Bcxrnc, Finn. seventy-seven .1 . is en llll' Play One ot the most outstanding performances ever presented at Coiiahlin was the never-to-be- toraotten play, You Can't Take lt With You , directed by Miss Myvanwy Williams. The play which told a story ol a family and its problems lett a warm impression in the heart of everyone in the audience. The Senior Play ot '52 will be long remembered. The next word is Enter the Grand Duchess Now, Donald You must pay taxes! scicntu-eight 'You l7an't Take lt Yvllll You Hold that pose! Pirouette! Pirouette! i-uv' lf' Put me down, put me down! CAST OF CHARACTERS Un order ol appearance! Penelope SYCVTTTIOTP Fleonore Kiimyk Essie Marion Sliiniinitz Rhebo Mary Alice Mulhern Paul Sycoinore lolin Sliulezzki Dr Depinno Willzriiii Henry Ed Iohn Moloinms Donald Bernard Noi lvlcrriin Vonderhol Thoss Arlmriovicli Alice Nancy Lnaskowski Henderson Iohn Stein Tony Kirby Imiiers Lfiird Boris Kolenkliov Frank Wcisssail Gay Wellingion Eiizc1beiliUziqvfzr:sky Mr. Kirby lorries Iorzess Mrs Kirby Ruth Krizenoskozu Ronald lwicki Three Men Clyde Sipler Edward Ienkinz: Olgci Gertrude Check sc rcnty-nine eighty Ancient and odern ian 'ua 'es Double, double toil and trouble fire burn, and caldron bubble. No! The witches aren't telling Macbeth's fortune, but they did tell the fortunes of some members at one regular monthly meeting of COMITES LATINI. Other programs presented have included a Christmas party, charades, skits, quizzes, and a year-end banquet. The club also sponsored a Weiner roast, a freshman vocabulary contest, a chapel program, a color day, and awards to the seniors maintaining the highest average. They enjoyed a theatre party, seeing Quo Vadis . SPANISH CLUB enjoyed a busy year. Among their activities were a Weiner roast, initiation, Christmas party, where traditional Mexican games were played and gifts exchanged, out- ing, and a guest program by King's College Spanish Club. They acted as hosts at the joint meeting of language clubs, and plan to give an award to the student with the highest two- year average in Spanish. Both language clubs have flourished under their able advisers, Miss Sarah Wagner and Miss Rita Carlin. Comites Latini and a comrade ' Front row Cleft to rightb: Mosko, Drasher, Boler, Wanat, Jenkins, Kendig, Konstantinovich, Iohnson, Spun-1-Sh Ihnat. Second row: Kachmar, Olaskowski, Hutz B., Mahon, Splondido I, Zdanowicz, S lendido l, Hemm way, Kozich, Hutz M. Third row: Matey, Daly, Byra, Petroski, Wozmcki, Verbitski, Margison, Mulreany, Eesko, Pad- dick, griscoe, McAfee, Iackson, Benson. Fourth row: George, Fox, Grenevicki, Wysocki, Ycmchus, Welgus, Balut, Krokos, Saporito H., Kwak, Peters, Miller, Aleo. Fifth xow: Fairchild, Morgan, Pappas, Bogan, Faltze, Ungvarske, Dougherty, Ung varsky C., Yale, Pohutski, Iones P. ' Front row Cleft to nghtl: Davts, Foley, Levey, Kterys, Clune, Featherstone Bobafz Second row: Latln Senators lvltss Wagner, Grxpp, Scporrto, Mulltgan, Dersluer, Courtrrght Vemt Fronzonx Tlxird row: lla:- persbvravr Cardoll, Yanchus, Mondrelskt, Ruddy, Ralston Fourth row: Yanowsky, Brttenbermlflr Hoffman lit-rmrvt Wul- llams, Nlcltolson, Ioltnson, Sabatme. ulluenas diasf' ll0lllil0S ratini Plebes Front row llelt to rtghtl. Yanchtk, Fassett, Flusenko, Pomeren, Turner, Dxnan Slwertdan Turusstm, Delsher Second row' Gammattom Sxlverr Gronslct Garrett Bowers O cl Fe- ia M . . , , , . , t p , . qu. tscrlvclqff. Schuster, Kopec, Straub, Peterlm, Third row: Pasternak, Stahovtc, Babyak, Czernota, Sarnoskr, Clune Spayder, Vorffspy Murl1,Vrrms,Ot,P Sbl ' ' ' p y g 1 pe egg, o oewskl. Fourth row. Wasmda, Btgoslcl, MacM1llcm, Seak, Maltnoutclu, OHl.lfAY, Drennts, Mc! nulty, Petro, Mulhern, Curley, Kozak. viglr fy-om? ' 'wo r ctive llollb ' TIIIIIS A hobby, according to Webster, is 'la favorite pursuit , so, that must be the reason lor the large membership ot two ot Coughlirfs hobby clubs, the GIRLS COLLECTORS' CLUB and yy ,rs PEN PALS, The Girls Collectors' Club meets once a month at which time the material which they collect is distributed by the club adviser, Mr. Booth. The members make collections oi , .. Q K 3 autographs, stamps, or traders-' cards, Each year the club leaves some display to the school. The Pen Pals Club, which is made up ot seventh grade geography students, has proved a very popular one. These students correspond with boys and girls in the United States, possessions of the United States, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and South Expert collectors make G display America. They received pictures and editorials about the king's death and the new queen from England. Each week these letters are read and discussed at their meeting, They also participated in an Easter Egg Hunt at Kirby Park and sponsored a Spring Dinner. P P 1 Front row Cleft to rightlz Bonchecnc, Verbitski, Carr, O'Donnell C,, Andrews, Dutly, Schilfauer, Merrick E., en G S Merrick N. Second row: Rinish, Clune, Polk, Miller, McDonald, Eustice, Russell, Osko, Sokola, Mclslugh, Shorts, Muncy. Third row: Turner, Zorzi, Murdza, Talmaclge, Muldowney, Mitchell, Newhart, Williams, Compton, Truscott, Harpersberger, Yanchus, Belcastro. Fourth row: Kosakowski, Davies, Craig, Moore M., Moore I., Konmck, White, Barber, Kozick, Naessig, Iones R., Laskowski. Fifth row: Shovlin, Montague, Solinski, Yeager, Lavix, Hensley, Penhale, Anstett, Kleom, Boylan, Bom, O'Donnell T. cigh ty-t wo ' ' Front row Klelt to rightl: Mulrecny, Ungvarsky, Mckcrcvxtz, Peletskx, Zotznk, Wcnkms, Glrls Collectors Shxmlmtz, Saber, Klltchlco. Second row: Mcxyeskl, Chewey Scpor1ioH Mulhf-rn, Moy, Murdzo M lones Pcmse lVlGl'lf'Cl'l9lll, Sfworlto P, Hyzmslcx Hughes A, Vollco, Zclcnowxcz Third row: Kr-ndlq, Imm- kms, BYISCO9, lvlxller, Kelly, Olsclcowskl, Boler, Hurrlson, Huberskl Balm, Yesko, Rulko, lWGIllClCl, Zeto Fourih row: Mmv rnler, lUYCj6'VliSli1, Lukas, Moslvy, Pcxddlck, Hughes I, Pe-tl-rs, Ondefrlsln, McGowan, Byxo, Fox, Sr-lcxk Golll, McCu1f, Iccobszon Frith row: ke:-n lolmson, Mczukewlcz, Kuchtcl Scslolc lleylelk, Ynrxclwus Wcsl:1ff,'l'omgwko, Yonousky Mondzvlslzl, Welqusz llollllies can be fun ' ' Front row Cleft to mghtl: Kusylc, Mqrqxson, Burmclge, Iomvs Kwok: Pr-ln: Kr-rflrly Girls Collectors Crcug, Hudak Second row: Slnccvogr- Corey Ostroszrlwskm Hvmznqwuy Swurt wood llvnsruozr- lnbonoskx Mulhqcm, Murdzcx PM Krysu Ducf-y Gmnevxclu fl, Almcxsxr- Grrfnz-vxck1 H Siycznealu Third row: Kozlclx, RllITlC1l Marshall, Glzcx, Moughon Nqllon, Stoul Hogan lmperxcfv, Covcmcugh, Crzpp Mczlf-clu, 'lhylor Kon stantmovxch Fourth row: Kotch, Tomosseth Oumn, Mosko, Sokol, Blossm-r Kruzonoslcos Boylr-, Sondf-rovliz Vrcmkzs Rvun- gehsh Feder Gorskx, Fruncluevicz, Fronzom, Venn, Filth row: l.Qvundowsk1 Ruddy, Tera-slnskx, Lcsllowskx Kowcxll :sm Shmm elsher, Corrlgcm, Dlsler, Daly, Drusher, Benson, Alec, Stcpclxuk, eighty-U1 VCC i rts and Miss Evans helps plan cr project tflcicn ces Ars gratia crrtis might well be the motto ot Coughlin's ART CLUB. These talented students went on several trips during the year. On one occasion, accompanied by Miss Evans, they viewed the art exhibit and Art by the Yard Contest sponsored by Bergmans Stanley Yudiski won ten dollars, fourth prize in the high school group, with his pencil sketch of the out-of-doors. They also saw, at the Iewish Community Center, Water Colors of the United States and an exhibit of works of Pennsyl- vania's artists sponsored by the Pennsylvania Power and Light Company. SCIENCE CLUB, always a popular one with Coughlin students, presented several interest- ing and informative programs. Among these were slides Sugar Through The Ages , and talks by Mr. F. l-l. Super, and Mr. C. Richards. The club also presented three awards to out- standing students: one each in biology, phys- ics, and chemistry. Club advisers are Mr, Hensley and Mr. Lewis, Gigli ty-fou r A t b Front row flelt to rightl: Tanski, Quinn, Yagiello, Zegarski, Walsh. Second row: Klutchko, Polinski, r u Menechetti, Daw, Bonomo, Slocum. Third row: Kmkoski, Kcminski, Sheridan, Ccxsterline. Fourth row: Casey, McGowan, Cora, Miller. Fifth row: Fox, Sheriri, Ungvorsky. ' Front row Kleit to rightjz Thomas, Fleming, Iones K., Malamas, Spayder, Schuster, Adamovrch SCIGTICS Second row: Acore, Ungvarsky, Lewis, Malecki, Mulligan, May, lmperiale, Hyzinskr, Wilkes Third row: Rooney, Greeley, SIHCGVGQS, Slycznski, Stepchuk, Mal-caravitz, Dyczewski, Mozukewicz, Dole, Brady. Fourth row: Iona-ss R, Simpson, Rolh, Shiloskl, Flembish, Adamitis, Bartoletti, Barno, M1sl:1n,Zaccagn1 Fiflh row: Dombroslzl, Brain Clodlwwsl-11, Pegg, Hersh, lanes I , Gilligan, Foley, Ruddy. Special skills developed here ' Fronl row ilelt to rightl: Kessler, Kopec, Sobolewski, Williams M,, Pearage, Ward, Grrpp, Slocum, SCIGTICG Kuznar, Second row: Dennis, Stefanoskx, Gammailoni, Ackerman, Garrison, Rhodes, Shodr-sz, Mul- hern D, Walcheski, Wrllrom D., Bickert, Keen. Third row: Yanchlk, Brennan, Flock, Krall, Schuster, Blessner, Onuier, Pelak, MacMillan, Bella, Slahovic, Fourih row: Kucirko, McNulty, Rebarchak, Rolh, Heinard, Clurpe, Ycmchus, Davis, Oueri, Iacobson, Wasindo, Stiller. Fifth row: Mulligan, Mulhern B, Nordslrom, Deppner, Beiclleman, Malasmk, Wivc-ll, Margolis, Barovich, Miller. 055111131-fire n eigh ty-sim ' een-Age 'Q C luhs To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the World and community, high standards of Christian character. This is the purpose of the nation-wide fellowship of the Hi-Y. The Coughlin l-ll-Y which is affiliated with the Wilkes-Barre Central Y. M. C. A. has had a l very successful and interesting year. One of the Hi-Y's annual duties at Coughlin is the sale of name cards. The Hi-Y was represented, at the Hi-Y State Conference held at Milton, by a Coughlin delegate. Traveling along the same Way as the Hi-Y and promoting good citizenship and moulding young Women for leadership, the Y-TEENS have had a very successful year of fun and fellowship. Under the guidance of their ad- Mi55 Dixon meets uthe Cabinet viser, Miss Eva Dixon, they have made this school year one that will never be forgotten. Together, the Hi-Y and Y-Teens have added a fine contribution to the good spirit of Cough- lin High. H' Y Front row ileft to rightj: Hme, Zaccaani, lohnson, Klein, Sipler, Simpson, Snyder, Beidleman. Second row: 1' Havard, Adamitis, Bartoletti, Harrison, Duffy, Halcisak, Connor, Finn, Thomas, Adamovich, Acore. Third row: Kelly, lwicki, Kopicki, Cawley, Hoffman, Hersh, Nordstrom, Schuster,Ruddy, Bama, Mulligan. Fourth row: Walsh, Cashmere, Zeto, Heston, Godlewski, Miskin, Bems, Shxloski, Shuleski. Fifth Row: Tomczyk, Foley, Harkins, Iones, Miller, Deppner, Fleming, Rock, Reilly. Y T Front row fleft to rxghllz Kelley, Klulclako, Dcugert, lones C, llyzlnslu, lmperlclc-, Ionfls K, Fronzom, ' een-S Kovcl, Dcvxs. Second row: Fletcher, Chowfry, Boler, Ducey, Burnet, Brlscoe Gnpp, Blcmconl, Acorw, Begun, Konstanlxnovlch, Burrldqe, lWGHlClCl, Krvsu. Third row: Kozlch, Dzcmko, Aleo, lccobson, Kroll A, KK'l'1dlC1, lones P, Ccslerlme, llemmgwcxy, Keeley, Kwok, Kotch, Hughes, l-lurr1son,Almc1s1e. Fourih row: Hughes, Keen, Frcnclcu-w1cz,Cc1se-y, livcmqelxsh, Gallx, Irfnkms, Evans, Cordell, Dyzewski, Clune, Boyle Check. Filth row: Bolui, Krall B, Kusylz, Krmlnoslgcxsa, llubmskl, Benson, Dlesher, Disler, l-leylek, Drusher, Khlchlco, lludck, Kuchlc, Byrc 'ellowship builds good citizens Y T Fronl row llell lo rlghll: Vclko, Morgan, Crczlg, Rogan, Sonderovltz, McGowan, Sf-bollcn Mcxlcorcxvllz, ' eens Selclk, Petro. Second row: Welgus, Lewxs, Male-ckl, Ryder, Yffsko, Mulhem, Rulko Polmtsslzl, McAlc-1,-, Shiner, Slesne-y, Splendldo l., SlCISlllCl9VlCl'l, Lenduclcy, Mcxyeskl Third row: Soporllo, Sestoclc, Lowryk, Nlcllufr Krall, Slovmf ski, Scbcmne, Splendldo l,, lvluldowney, Pcrxse, Shlllcbeer, 'l'cxylor, Peters, Polny, Zdcmowmcz Fourih row: Slycxnsl-cl, Ys-ncha, Mondzelskx, Ycnclmus, Poddxck, Verbllslu, Lada, Rubiscck, Mcrqxson, Nallon, Olsclaowskx, MlHQ'mllfT, Mulrfnnv Fiilh row: Ludcs, Ungvcrsky, Zctzek, Smccvcge, Sholrcmko, Kovoleslu, Lcskowskl, Shlmmltz, Slwrm, Wclkms Sol,-wr llmlrly, Mosko, Levcmdowskx righ ly-sffwln t 'cluml fervicc l,l'gilIliZilti0llS u Regular banking hours -Monday A penny saved is a penny earned say the BANK CAST-HERS who perform their duties each Monday. Several ot the homerooms achieved lUUOf, during the year. The bank cashiers whose homerooms have had highest percentages receive recognition in chapel every week. The busy head cashier is Charles Acoreg and his assistants are Irving Thomas, lerome Roth, and Iohn Stein. The IOURNAL REPORTERS, advised by Mrs. Harrison, make their contribution by compos- ing Classics tor the IOURNAL. Their columns inform the students ot activities ot various members ot their homerooms. Will you subscribe? We are all indebted to the MAGAZINE SALESMEN who partici- pated in the Magazine Subscription Campaign which was conducted last autumn. Because of their cooperative efforts all of us have had during the year a fund, made up of the profits from subscriptions, to be used tor various im- provements in our school. The students pic- tured Were those having highest selling scores. - ri Clltt'htJ:P ,Th ,Rm,A ,St',Sb,M ,s d : Bank Ccrshlers Bm! EW' ei O E? bl 576233 O'15JmGSll id CWM et? iii Stk EMW limi' Tllgvil on , ammcuoni, ro e, In , onne , n rews, urp y, erric , ynn, yc oc . lr row: Osko, Wasinda, Koscielski, Ulewicz, Iackiewicz, Cooper, Sooby Seholka, Eckhart, Evans, Testen, Davis, Fourth row: Laux, Turissini, Friel, Sileski, llaslin, Levey, Remhish C., Hornlein, Que-enan, Seak, Rembish R, Fifth row: Bartolf-tti, Levy, Nordstrom, Laiiar Iohnson, De-ppner, Cusick, Fleming, Dancheck, Harcarik. r'ig1l1l11-vigylit I 1 R t First row llvtt to rlghtl' Ungvorsky, Boylf- Myvrs F1-tzwfz Powl-ll Kuclztm llfxl-5 Second 1 5 , , . 'ff ' 5 1 x lv . :I .wtzvnclz fll Ourna epor ers row Folfy, Horny Gallagher Wcxlcheelcx, lk lly, Konstnntinov cl tx who ll ll pt-rsberqe-r, Rolor Third row: Molpcki, Svbolko,Wcrn1Ck, Flogql, Kenworlhy, Swrxrtwood lmpmmlf- Sollolww':zlL1, V4-mt Fourth row: Rock, George, Bonvshelslu, Brmko, Zelmske, Hclolko, Muldownvy, Anstfltt, Koch, Smtko, llf'i!'1lCO Fifth row: Olxnmcxcht Iorws, Connor, Cawlf-y, Tvrshcxk, Godlewskl, Klttchko, Hmlly, Momn. Th k I' ' ' ll ' ll I ll ll S, 0l il ,ll YY 0 'I lllll' M ' W' Front row llelt to rxqhtl: Corbett Dombrosk1,Gx:c Dolv Woshlnqton Full--r YN1ll.mn:: x 1 S 'l':x.:.f'utt llnlwy, Ggazlne lnners Currell Second rovi: Muncy, McGuire, Luqosxi, Mlle-r, St llv: Qmiolo i lordcm Kozlowxch, Pcxluchowskl, Stclnick, Third row: Wlvell, Moron, Stloskt, Roqgi, llodun Sokol lfvfmfz Svtrldffm vit: SlGSl1l'iLVlCll, Meyers, i'.:ilSilC9 Fourth row: Coopey, Bausch, Moorv, Powloskx, Floyd, Henslvy, Vllormcx R1+-nm: l'r1v1--fx Nu-l sen, Scwxclu. Fifth row: Sorolccts, Dumb, Seek, Mitchell, Hester Kuchtc, Kmqston, Pffnhnlo, Schmttyt eighty-nim ninmfy SPORTS 1 A,.-..,-...-Q.-r ' Good Sportsnlansllip - to learn to love the galne beyond the prize L , ports ighl igllts www w-vw-tv -- - Q Lett to right: Mr. Ruddy, Mr. Iones, Mr. Cobb, Mr. Truscott, Mr. Healey, Mr. May. Speakers' table at Sports Banquet ninety-two 'U 6' The Color Guard steps out! A fine bunch of Cheerleaders I Sports Ili hlights Perfect formation. girls 1 I Maioreties March to the music Strutters follow ihe leader ninety-three 'lneerleaiulers Front row Heil to right? O'Toole, Iones I., Pauster, Hvosdovic, Wlllicms. Second row: Mqlino tch, Cheerleaders Lczux, Iones R. C., Cdrdell, Iosulewicz. Third row: Bevan, Sm1th, Polmskl, Fronzom, Leskcildxch, Mlller. Color Song Edward Ycmchik '54 They look lhe ren' from fhe flag we lore Your smluvirl sons mul rlaughiers fair Arm' lmeiu Ihni it uioulrl elo. Will ever praise thy flame. From flze fielfl of stars. With friifli mm' enre lVe11r Ihr' shining hors They all prepare They look the deepest blue. To find the paths to frzmeg A lmmzer fair rose in the air, The years they spend, Zill school days erul Anil elieers rang Io the shy. Will live as lime goes by Arzrl lhus was horn lhe lvfmrzer Deep ilz llze fomlest memories Of our flear olrl fbujrlzlin High. Of rlenr old f'oughlin High. Chorus So lells elieer for ffoughlirz The lied and lhe Blue. To our Alma Meter Let us ever be lrue. Oriuwrfl lo Vieiory, Gu lIII1I'l'lI1'IIlLI llirough IVl1ile Il7llI'llIQ the lmmzer Of llie Heil and Blue. ninety-four N aljorellvs and .'ll'llllc-rs ' F I ow Clfit To rlqhll Kc1lm0 Sl-:1 ShX'Ho 1 S2 and ro Pohzisfx I r ws HMT f' 7 , K I, 11133311511 Sifsgnoy, Shxncr. W LL U rc vt W K OV or lqqn ova St Froni row lift to rlghii. 'v'.'c1:tuli:3 Er,-fes Ccxrnmamtcrge Hom-, Sqrdcxmcm S'.:.w Sfbck-ggi, Rf.f.f,4 505. ru ers ond row: Kwok Vinton, Hxznsrcvclqe, Bmucltc, Koch, Strobe., Socfirco, 5.91: Vfrut Irri mrzclsf, SOVD1' Thir row: Pcinv lxolmvnci, Flnrzovavltz, Vvcsxm Slxzmmltz, kowdlesxx, mozmckx fc.y, Casey Fozrcfzxn niozdy-fT1'c FUUTBALL Bed and Blue finish in second place Coach Iohn Stonik Under the direction of their new mentor, Mr. Iohn Stonik, the Coughlin Crusaders produced one of the finest football teams in Wyoming Valley during the 1951 season. In fact, when the season was over the Coughlinites were in second place in the Wyoming Valley Confer- ence. 1951 FOOTBALL SCORES Date Opponent e They W-T-L Sept. 13 Plains 19 6 1-0-0 Sept. 20 Luzerne 28 13 2-0-0 Oct. 4 Plymouth 0 0 2-1-0 Oct. 13 Newport 6 6 2-2-0 Oct. 19 Nanticoke 21 0 3-2-0 Oct. 27 Meyers 6 13 3-2-1 Nov. 2 G. A. R. 6 6 3-3-l Nov. 10 Larksville 14 12 4-3-1 Nov. 22 Kingston 14 6 5-3-1 ninety-six With only seven Lettermen returning from the 1950 season, the Coughlin Crusaders travel- ed to Plains, where they met and defeated the Plains Red Raiders by 19 to 6 score. The Red and Blue were in command through most of the thrilling contest. ln the next outing the Coughlinites subdued the Luzerne Lions by a 28 to 13 count. Ed Iohnson scored three TD's in the wild contest. The Plymouth Indians staged a goal line stand to deprive the Red and Blue of their third straight victory as the two elevens battled to a scoreless tie. Newport High School handed the Coughlin- ites their second straight draw when they battled the Red and Blue eleven to a 6 to 6 tie. Both had troubles in getting any kind of an offensive attack clicking. The Red and Blue next traveled to Nanticoke where they routed the home forces by a 21 to 0 score. Degnan, Gryczko, and Iohnson made long gains throughout the game. After that win, the Crusaders returned home to begin their quest for the City Championship. However, the Meyers Mohawks wrecked the Red and Blue's hopes when they scored a 13 to 6 upset . A heavy rain hampered most of the offensive play, as the Coughlin Crusaders and G. A. R. Grenadiers played to a 6 to 6 tie before about 4,000 drenched fans. All the scoring was done in the first half. This tie ended the Red and Blue's hope for a city championship. ln what many considered the hardest fought game of the season, the Coughlinites scored a 14 to 12 upset victory over the powerful Larksville Green Wave. The Red and Blue, sparked by the passing of Ioe Degnan, twice came from behind to win this contest. Two Degnan passes to Cashmere accounted for the margin of victory. On Thanksgiving Day, the Red and Blue end- ed their 1951 foot-ball season by whipping their rivals from Kingston by a 14 to 6 score. Ten seniors played their last game for C. H. S., as the Red and Blue climaxed a successful season. .svn-5 - K K A lt A .N.j3i:l.lr!,Z.Q'nP,'f7 ,- Tit. 5311.-'iimitfz-. 4H:...f' ' .'f: f' X F5 giggq Q Mghqgrr, , , 1: if , fn vi : gf'f'f'i'i-flk .,. ' ug. gf 5, 51 .IIT 45 '12-1 1: .... -- 471' . , .- . -' 'ty L, Q . .if N ffww.. . 1 , -Q xz- Q . N Q e ' Nix . xx - N X .N j'.:, 0 ,. 'W x X -We 5- 5 ' 'sr.l,.- XX we xg ' - -4- .-. . s .gem K . Q we NTT' Q amd. Xx.. M we A W Q. A Q-vs... if T .,, ... , -3... ...W.:. , w,f.,:.ifg. -JNL . Gryczko rounds end C. H. S. goes over Quarterback sneak! Iohnson evades tackle Fran! row Cleft to rightk Wychock, Darab, Gryczko, Deqnan, Cashmcr-, P.TkOWSk1 Iwlclza, Iohn- Team son, Klem, WYSOCRI, Kwak. Second row: Srallk Holthaus, Carpenie-r OGodlc-wskl, Iacklosky, Schuster, Washmskl, Yudltskl, Dombek, Hochrelter, Connors. Third row: Check, Fra-xl, Kovahk, Eoqoskx, Check, Shuqa, Ilutx, Borys, Scarnulls, Teslxchko, Dzams, ninety-seven ASICETBALL lfagers find League tough Front row fleft to righfl: Cashmer , H , W lc, lvfll , F tl: t , B S d BCISkeTbf1ll TGCIIT1 ww Mum f Lifd R dd W ii Swift 51502 it fel fcoersimein 'mn M ew' t : ge a , u y ,, ray a s 1, or e , eonar , ave, egnan, anaaer Darab. Third row: Bitsf-cl-L, Connor Sokol, Hoffman, Klitchko, Biedleman, Mishkel, Scutch, Gallagher, Holfhouse, Palenchar, Llewellyn, Coach l-luddy ninety-051171 I Coach Anthony Ruddy After establishing themselves as contenders for cage honors by romping over their 1951 ex- hibition foes, the Bed and Blue hoopsters lost their winning touch and turned in an unsuc- cessful season. The outstanding accomplishment of the l95l- 52 Crusaders was their 64 to 62 victory over the strong Hazleton Mountaineers. This victory was the first scored by the Coughlinites in their series with the Mountaineers. Although the Bed and Blue failed to score a victory in the Wyoming Valley League, they always gave a good account of themselves. ln fact, most of the contests were usually decided in the last quarter of this game. G. A. R, Nanticoke, Hanover, Berwick, New- port, and Meyers all scored victories over the Crusaders in the final two minutes of play. Yes! Lady Luck was indeed cruel to our cagers this season. loe Degnan, the Crusaders highescoring for- ward, who led the Wyoming Valley League in scoring, was rewarded for his efforts by being named to the l952 Wyoming Valley Alle Scholastic Team. lump ball Two points added All tied up Up for two 1951-1952 BASKETBALL SCORES Exhibition Games lan. 22 Couahlin 57 Nanticolce Dec Coughlin 78 St. Nicliolas lan, 29 Couablin 60 Meyers Dec Couablin 74 Plains Feb. l Couohlin 50 Hanover Dec Couglilin 64 Hazleton League Second Half Dec Coughlin 91 Fairview Feb. 8 Couahlin 57 Berwick Dec. Coughlin 46 Plains Feb. ll Coughlin 49 G. A. R. League First Half Feb. l5 Couahlin 59 Newport lan. Couohlin 49 Berwick Feb. 19 Couahlin 58 Kiriaston Ian. Couglilin 55 G. A. R. Feb. 2l Couglilin 43 Plymouth lan. Coughlin 63 Newport Feb. 26 Couglilin 50 Nanticoke lan. Coughlin 69 Kinastori Mar 4 Coughlin 55 Meyers lan. Couqhlin 49 Plymouth Mar. 7 Couablin 52 Hanover nitzcly-ninr lVllEf'l'Ll I Bell and lllue wrestlers set fine record ' Front row ileit to righik Uhchney, Polocheck, Pcuster, Zcccagni, Pe y, Th D, H Wrestling Tearn- Hnssvy Second row: Rogan, Wychock, Iw1ck1, Iohnson, Srohk, Thomosry, Scxniggxi, Mrozxgsliz Third row: Swmxnz Vxflllxoms Inwxvk, O'Toolc, Dy:s1Pwsk1, Febxsh, Yudlskl, Adclmovlch, Yzwmskx, Mgr Kelly I. Fourih row Mqr. Yfzlv, C'muH1 Yi:-Mlm, Bfqnm-tt lnlrxmmg, Tomcyk, Wutlock, Borys, Nordsirum, Vlctchlllc, Couch Mayor Coach David Mayer Two points for Perry one l1lUZlI'I'Cll XM X fsse ,w ' 1. . , we Hold him, Ed! Under the splendid coaching of Dave Mayer, the Red and Blue matmen entered their new wrestlers in the Y. M. C. A. Tournament, where Ronnie Iwicki took the championship in the 165 pound class finals. The first dual meet of the season was against Nanticoke. The Crusaders lost by a score of 31 to 17. The Red and Blue were defeated by G. A. R. 33 to 12. Zaccagni and Iohnson gained falls while Wychock fought to a draw. Coach Dave Mayer's boys defeated a strong Plymouth squad, 34 to 21. Cough1in's winners were Ulichny, Polacheck, D. Thomas, Zaccagni, 1. Thomas, Sralik, and Iohnson. The Crusaders continued their winning by over-powering Hanover, 34-11. Pauster, D. Thomas, Perry, Zaccagni, 1. Thomas, Wychock, Borys, and Iohnson produced wins to keep Coughlin out in front. The Coughlin Grapplers won the city cham- pionship by scoring 12 points on six triumphs against Meyers who collected 10 points on four wins. The winners for C. H. S. were Pat Rogan, Londo Zaccagni, Irving Thomas, Tom Wychock, Ron Iwicki and Ed. Iohnson. The fifth dual meet of the wrestling season was with Kingston. Coughlin lost by a score of 25-8. But the Coughlin matmen scored their best win of the season when they defeated a rough Meyers squad 28-13. Tom Wychock and Ed Iohnson took the finals in the district meet. Ed Iohnson, our 185 pound heavyweight, went through the grappling season undefeated. Ex: x mi -xx Qwwf new Av fr Londo gets his man X.. ,...,.1,naf 'A ' Get out of this one! Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb Feb 1952 WRESTLING SCORES Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughhn Coughlin 12 Meyers Nanticoke 31 C. A, R. 33 Plymouth 21 Hanover 11 Kingston 25 Meyers 13 10 GAR. O one li undrrvri one B A S E B A L L Season ends with Coughlin victorious The national game Witty SCORES 1951 Baseball Scores May 10 C. H. S .4... ..,,.,. 5 G. A. R ........ .... l May 14 C. H. S ........,,... 3 Meyers ....... ,... 8 May 17 C. H. S ............. lU Hanover ........ 7 May 21 C. H. S... ..... 12 Kingston ..,.... .. 2 May 24 C.H.S ..... ....... l G. A. R. ..,,,,,. 2 1952 Baseball Scores Apr. 29 C. H. S .,.,,,,...... 3 Meyers ..... 6 May 5 C. H. S... .... . l Hanover ..... 8 May 8 C. l-l.S. ........... 9 Kingston .... .... l one hundred two Coughlin finished the 1951 season with an impressive record of five wins and three losses. The Crusaders were in the thick of the cham- pionship race until the final game of the sea- son when they suffered a heartbreaking defeat at the hands of G. A. R., thus giving the cham- pionship to Hanover. Coughlin's 1952 team was built around such veterans as Baran, who will captain the team, and other outstanding players as: Featherstone, Degnan, Kraynanski, and Ruddy. Coughlin started out the 1952 season at a terrific speed breezing by Newport with the score of 11 to 4. Leonard received credit for the win as he had complete control over the Newport team throughout the game. Batting star for the Coughlin team was Kraynanski who had three hits in four turns at bat, in- cluding two doubles. Newport, at no time, threatened. The final score was-Coughlin ll, Newport 4. In the opening game in the Wyoming Valley League, Coughlin opened against Meyers and was defeated by the score of 6 to 3. Wychock pitched an excellent game, but the team just couldn't seem to get their batting-eye and dropped the game by the final score of 6 to 3. In the second game the Crusaders traveled to Hanover where they were handed a decisive set-back at the hands of last year's champions, by the convincing score of 8 to U. Wychock and the boys couldn't get moving, and the boys from Hanover had their batting eyes with them throughout the entire game. In a game played at the Pine Ridge dia- mond, Coughlin gained a first win in league competition by the score of 9 to 1. Leonard was complete master of the game throughout and received good support from the rest of the team. The outstanding hitter was Degnan who had a triple. The final score was Coughlin 9, Kingston l. Coughlin's season is coming to a close and many seniors are now playing the final game for their Alma Mater. Among those who are playing the last game are: I. Baran, cap- tain of the 1952 team, Featherstone, Ruddy, Kraynanski, Keyes, Greeley, and Niedzwiki. To these players we wish the best of luck. wr-, We mf rarely' , A fm . ng Freddy takes a cut Another batter bites the dust A close one Strike three! if ---Q ' ..,,'1ggg,n,,, fx. 4' 6 W ' A M .rifun 4-.V Y N . K Wu, . 1 , , ,M .. 1,-1. 4 ,.,4.,.,. Y Hb' - 1' A fd,-M 'fwfr ' 1-A Nigam F' t ow Cleft io rightb: Degnun, Wychock, Fecthersione, Kroyn n kj N' d k, K G l , Baseball Tearn Rgddyt. Second row: Cherpok, Rogan, Renscx, Lukach, Scutch,GHSo:ney1,elfxhliurmlyypifhirdeioizz Benkosky, Torantinl, Wcmick, Dcmko, Wojekoski, Leonard. Fourth row: Ott, Let1nsk1, Ruddy, Wxllk, Snyder, Day, Rxtslck, Gxllxgcm, Filth row: Check, Mr, Ruddy, coach, Mrozinskl. one hundred three 'Q -i get 4- Tlle C , 'P Track eonlpetition close in .12 season First row flett to rightl: Godlewski, Pegg, Wallace, Okon k', An , M , A t h, F l h, L' k , Track Tearn Senes, Freel, Perugino. Second row: 'l'erchak, Lehet, HolthauZ?nKJSval,urgglltlerw CbnnoifCPolabnheelg, Lawryk, Nordstrom, D. Yudiski, Yencha, S. Yudiski, Teliscko, Corbett. Third row: l-lersh, Coach Bernard Cobb, Bellas, Salliglger, Ott, Miller, Zaccagni, Rudaitis, Brown, Sammon, Henry, Perkowslci, Klein, Johnson, Wallack, Harkins, Cashmere, wa , emmg one lmmdrerl four Coach Bernard Cobb With Mr. Bernard Cobb resuming as track coach, the opening meet of the season was held against the team's pet rival, Kingston. But the experienced Huskies proved to be a bit stronger as they edged out the Coughlin Squad by a 57112 to 591f2 score. At the following contest, Coughlin squeezed to Victory by defeating Hanover and Forty Fort With a total of 58 l,flU to 58 to 18 9fl0 points, respectively. Miller Won the mile and 8805 lohnson, Klein, and Kwalc the shot put, Tes- licho the 440, and Cashmere the broad jump. On May 3, Coughlin humbled Meyers, 681f2 to 581f2 with Harkins getting lU points. Seniors serving their last year on the team are: Miller, Cashmere, Harkins, Perkowski, Klein, Iohnson, Zaccagni, Kovalick, Bellas, and Henry. f' ol , -lhi' fi l I, ryxtl f J of of .ar AU, -1 f 1 Zaccagni goes over the top Looks as if Harkins won! The relay race begins Iohnson practices the high-iump SCORES 1951 Track Scores 1952 Track Scores City Meet April 25 Coughlin ....... ..... . 88 CO1-lghlin or rrtr' V -- 59 U2 G' A- RW ,EIVEI I llqnq 46 Kingston ........ ..... , , , 6 67 UZ Meyers , . ., 18 April 30 Coughlin . . . , 58 U10 Scranton Central ,, 6 46 112 Hanover .. 58 Coughlin , , 45 3f4 Forty Fort , ,....,.... 18 9f1O May 7 Coughlin . . .. 68 U2 Meyers 581f2 one hundred five Glll Ly UPU ll'l'l' ' ' Front row llelt to rightli Kqporch, Smllh, Kelly, Hugl'es, Lcrbonoskl-ccptcln G11-ls H0CkeY Team Shxmlmtz, IWAGYQISOH, Ccsterlme Second row: Yule Flnluy, Boncaluf,-lsm Keele-y, Woncl, Kendxq, Scporllo, Kozlch, Slocum A ,, L F I 1 ' BG k T lLelt to rightl: Yule, Brennan, Rucldy, Lcxhonoslu-ccxptom, lonosfmrm- r S S e Q eanl czger, Shmmko, Wcnat, Kelly, Zehosky. one I1ll'llfd7'6d six ' ' ' ' Front row Il flt to right? 'William ', KW lg, 17--i W , M ll f N Girls SW1mm11'1g Second rowzc Keeley, Hughes, Mzkaiagitz, Biiiiiiiaf-O lvl Namara Third row: lvlurdza, Dale, Malecki, May, Yagiello The number ol sports tor girls in Coughlin has increased again this year, ln addition to a Basketball Team and the Swimming Club, a Hockey Team was formed, The girls played only two games, winning one and losing one. They're all in the swim llmi fc, The Basketball Team did better, winning six out ot eight games. The Swimming Club mem- bers learned to dive and do lifesaving. All in all, the girls enjoyed themselves in sports this year. Bathing beauties in rhythm one I1 lm rlrrfd S!'l'!?'I1 Ilowlin 5 llubs ' ' ' Front row tleft to riqhtli Splendldo l, Maughan, Ungvaisfly, Toniasszltti, Vlfallac- G11-ls Bowllng Labonoski, Iones, Rogan, Second row: Krum, Mulligan, Parisv, Zwass, EOstiasm-wski lfutz, Sahatinw, Pohnski, Zdanowicz, llinlvy Third row: Wysocki, Kabara, Spaydffr, Stahovic, Spleridido I , Wf-lam: Bnirridgff, May, Tuiiivfi Fourth row: Maiiukvwicz, Waskie, Kopffc, Murphy, Watkins, Kusyfz, Kriztetnoskas Quinn Boys' Bowling Club Front row tlett to riqhtl. Dornbroski, Roth, Vwhossfzi lslcra, Godl:-wslgi, lle-stnn Misfzin Second row: Zlotkin, llarpersberger, Yohnl Shafer Iacklosizy Czarnvcfii Macedonia Third row: Pisuneschi Carell, Sooby Ureytock, Tryzenski Shazer H The Eagles Bowling Alley was the scene of the meetings of the Boys' Bowling Club who had a successful year under the supervision of Mr. Henry Booth. 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Williams Mr. 6- Mrs. I. T. Willis Mr. Walter Willoughby White Hardware Co., Inc. Wilkes-Barre Business College, Inc. Wilkes-Barre Hardware 61 Stove Co Mrs. Anna Witko Miss Io Witko Mr. George Wojcik Mrs. Iohn Wojcik Woodlawn Farm Dairy Co. Mrs. Mary Woodrosky Mrs. Wesley E. Woodruff Mrs. Iohn Woyton, Sr. Wyoming Valley Beef Co. Mr. 61 Mrs. Charles Yanchus Mr. Benedict M. Yatko '35 Mrs. Mary Yatko Mr. 51 Mrs. Iohn Yeosock Mr. Michael Yeosock 8 Yurko Florist Mr. Matthew Zima Zimmerman Apparel Shop, Inc. Class of 12-l-Mr. Morgan Class of I2-2-Miss Austin Class of IZ-4-Mr. Barnes Class ol 12-5-Miss E. 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