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

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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

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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!

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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