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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1954 volume:

fb , .fp A fm -we X .:, X . -n .La ,. -- . AM .614 I Y - S- ., :ii ' 'K .w wb-I:in9fv?IVi'WI!f' Xm'Z613'i.L.Z'r-.1 W -. - ' 'J 'K one hundred twelve Patrons Miss Ann C. Ruddy Miss Ruddy Mr. G Mrs. Thomas Rushton Mr. 6. Mrs. Albert Sabol Home Room 8-4, Miss Brown Miss Mary Salek Mr. G Mrs. Stephen Sakolsky Phyllis Saporito Senior Symphony Orchestra Home Room 8-5, Miss Ruddy Mr. Harold Schmidt Science Club Schmid's Lunch M .rd Mrs. Peter Scrivano Mr. 61 Mrs. Harry Searing Home Room 8-6, Miss Considine Mr. Donald Sharp Miss E. Simakaski Silver Top Diner Mr. 6. Mrs. Edward Simonson Mr. Leonard Skibicki Home Room 7-1, Mrs. Payne Miss Anne Slawich, R. N. Steve's Shoe Repair Mr. 6- Mrs. Eugene Slusser Mrs. C. Sobieski Mr. :S Mrs. Edward Sobolewski Home Room 7-Z, Miss Marjorie Hughe Mr. 6, Mrs. Peter Sott Spanish Club Stage Crew 1953-54 Mr. G Mrs. William Stasik Miss Myra Stasukevich Miss Anna Staviscak Sterns Dept. Store Mr. :Sf Mrs. Clarence Stiller Mr. 6: Mrs. Raymond I. Stiller Mrs. William Stiller Home Room 7-3, Mr. Kelly Strutters Sunday Independent Swain's Pharmacy Kathleen R. Sweeney Dance Studios Mr. :Sf Mrs. William Swartman Miss lean Tapaicik Mr. 6. Mrs. Robert Thennes Thomas Pharmacy Miss Zlata Tuhy Mr. 6: Mrs. William Tinner Betty 6: Billy Tomolaitis Home Room 7-5, Miss Marie Hughes Tony's Tailor Shop Mr. G Mrs. Francis Truscott Mr. 6. Mrs. William Turnbaugh Mr. 6. Mrs. Harold Trethaway Mr. 6. Mrs. Iohn Turner Mr. 6. Mrs. Iohn Ulewicz Mr. Frank Ulisse Home Room 9-3, Miss Simakakski Mr. G Mrs. George Venit Pic. Iohn M. Venit Mr. 6- Mrs. George Verespy Mr. 6. Mrs. I. M. Vinton Barbara S Gerry Ulewicz Wa1ter's Hardware Miss Eleanor A. Ward Mr. 6. Mrs. Ioseph F. Ward Mr. 6. Mrs. Horace Warmingham Miss Margaret Wartella Mr. 6 Mrs. Michael Wartella Mr. 6 Mrs. Metro Wartella Mr. Myron Wartella Mr. :Sr Mrs. Nicholas Wartella Dr. 6. Mrs. Stephen Wartella Miss Ann Claire Watkins '52 Miss Grace Watkins '51 Watkins Super Service Betty Weiss Mr. G Mrs. Frank Weiss Mr. G Mrs. Iohn Wich Miss Elizabeth Wiegand Mr. 6. Mrs, Donald Williams Mr. 6- Mrs. Roy Williams Mr. 6. Mrs. William Williams Wilkes-Barre Business College Wyoming Valley Beef Co. Edward I. Yanchik Ioseph A. Yanchik, Ir. Mr. 6. Mrs. Ioseph A. Yanchik Mr. 61 Mrs. Stephen Yanchik Mr. 6. Mrs. Edward Yastremski Mr. 6: Mrs. Ben M. Yatko Y-Teens Mr. 6. Mrs. Iohn Yurkavage Yurko Florist Mrs. Walter Zaleta Mr. :S Mrs. Anthony Zeto Mr. 6. Mrs. L. Zapotowski Patrons Mr. 6: Mrs. George Iones Iiunta's Pharmacy Mr. 6- Mrs. Richard Iones Rome Room 10-l, Miss Beidler Ioan 6. Chas '53 Iohnny's Market Miss Mary Iohnson Mr. 6 Mrs. Theodore Iohnson Iournal Reporters Home Room 10-2, Miss M. Leonard Mr. 61 Mrs. Iames lump Iunior Ushers Karnolsky 6: Gritz Andrew Kazimer Miss Helen Kelly Rome Room lU-3, Mr. Iordan Mr. 6: Mrs. Harold Kessler Key Club Mr. 6- Mrs. Blaze Kopec Mr. Charles Kozemko '49 Miss Roslyn G. Krall Home Room 10-4, Miss Carlin Miss Catherine Kreidler Mr. Charles Kreidler Mr. 6- Mrs. Peter Kuboski Mr. 6. Mrs. Michael Kuchta Miss Patricia Kucirko ' Home Room 10-5, Miss McDermott Mr. 6- Mrs. Peter Kucirko Mr. 5 Mrs. George Langdon Rev. 61 Mrs. Iohn O. Lindquist Leo's Quality Market Mr. 61 Mrs. P. B. Lewis Home Room lU-6, Miss Wagner Mr. 6: Mrs. Stanley Libertosky Mr. 61 Mrs. Al Lipko Mr. 51 Mrs. W. E. Llewellyn Mr. 61 Mrs. Ernest Lumley Home Room 10-7, Miss Prisbek Mr. Frank A. Lynch Anthony Love Lynch Mr. 6. Mrs. Iohn D. Lockman Mr. 6: Mrs. Matthew Macarell Mr. Anthony Macri, Ir. Home Room lU-8, Mr. Labeda Mr. 6- Mrs. Anthony C. Macri, Sr. Majorettes Mr. G Mrs. Edward Makaravitz Mr. G Mrs. E. Malinoski Mr. 6: Mrs. Ioseph Marinko Home Room 9-1, Miss Silvany Mr. G Mrs. Paul Marko W ... . ,gli Mathematics Club Miss Patricia Ann McGuire Mr. 5- Mrs. Ioseph Meehan Merrels, Inc. Meyer's Iewelry Store Mr. 6. Mrs. Leroy Miller Home Room 9-4, Miss Golden Mr. 6- Mrs. M. A. MacMillan Mr. 6- Mrs. Stanley S. Miscavage Mr. 6. Mrs. Iames A. Moran, Ir. Murphy's Confectionery Mrs. William I. 'Myers Moran 6. Flynn Mfg. Co. Mr. 61 Mrs. Carl Nordstrom Home Room 9-5, Mrs. Behling Carl E. Nordstrom, Ir., '53 Mrs. Dorothy Morgan O'Brien O'Donnell's Drug Store Miss Shirley Oleniak Mr. 6- Mrs. Ioseph Onufer Home Room 9-6, Miss Iohnson Palace Theatre Parsons Giant Market Parsons Poultry Mr. G Mrs. Iohn Pauly Mr. 61 Mrs. Iames Payne Home Room 9-7, Mrs. Stenson Peipon Drug Store Neal Pelesh Pen Pals Mr. Carl Peterson Mr. :Sf Mrs. Michael Petro Mrs. Ingrid Peterson Home Room 9-8, Miss Kreidler Mr. G Mrs. Iohn Petro Anthony Ploplis Mr. Nicholas Poerio Mr. 61 Mrs. Daniel Pomes Papowich Bros. Home Room 8-l, Miss Wiegand Mr. QS. Mrs. Thomas Powell Mr. 51 Mrs. Oliver I. Price Miss Iule T. Prisbek Eleanor Prohaska Ralalko Trucking Home Room 8-2, Miss McGovern Mr. 5- Mrs. Robert Roberts Mr. 6 Mrs. I. Roggi Ramona's Beauty Shop Mr. G Mrs. Edward Ruda Mr. G Mrs. Caston Rudaitis Home Room 8-3, Miss McKeown J one hundred el. Patrons A Friend Amy 61 Millie Arrow Bottling Company Art Club Bank Cashiers Mr. 6. Mrs. Charles Barbieri Mr. 6- Mrs. Willis Bassler Home Room 12-l, Mr. Morgan Iohn I. Baran Mrs. Ruth G. Behling Bryan Benedetti Bernardine Yurkavage 6. Annette Zeto Mr. G Mrs. Gilbert Bone Mr. 6 Mrs. A. E. Booth Home Room 12-2, Miss A. Leonard Mr. G Mrs. H. C. Booth Mr. 6- Mrs. A. R. Bosley Miss Miriam R. Bosley Mr. 6 Mrs. Thomas Bradshaw, Ir. Brown, Himlin, McGuire, Walsh Mr. Karl Brown Home Room 12-3, Mr. Flaherty Miss Genevieve Buczynski Bunnie 5- Trese - Len Franks 6. I. Burry Business Stall 1953-54 Miss Rita M. Carlin Ceil Home Room l2-4, Miss Walsh Chuck Robbins Class of 1934 ' M. 6 S. Dry Cleaners Comites Latini Compliments of a Friend Home Room 12-5, Miss Dzury Conservation Club . Miss Considine Deemer and Company Anno Marie Deleman Mr. 6 Mrs. H. B. DeWitt Dieges 6- Clust Home Room lZ-6, Miss McHugh Mrs. Stefanie Dominick Mr. 6: Mrs. Edward Dinan Dietrick's Floral Shop Mr. G Mrs. E. R. Dreier Mr. Edward Durkin Home Room I2-7, Mr. Powell Mr. G Mrs. Leonard Dysleski Derr's Service Station Rev. 6- Mrs. Willard F. Edmunds Mr. Charles P. Elliott Miss Florence Evans Home Room 12-8, Miss Lynch Mr. Tom A. Evans Evans Florist Mr. Alexander G. Fell Franks Lumber Company Home Room ll-1, Mrs. Harrison French Club A Friend G. A. A. Garfield G. Thomas Home Room ll-2, Mr. Smith Helen lane Gammaitoni Mr. 6. Mrs. Noah Gammaitoni German Club Mr. Frank Gersh Q Mr. 6 Mrs. Kenneth Girton Goff Lumber Co. Home Roome ll-3, Miss O'Malley Miss Grace C. Golden Mr. 6 Mrs. Iohn Graham Green's Pharmacy . Mrs. Agnes Gregory Mr. G Mrs. William Gregoris Home Room ll-4, Miss Durkin Mr. G Mrs. Iohn Griffiths, Ir. Heights Floral Shop ' Heights Poultry Market Mr. G Mrs. Emery Herrin Hi-Y Home Room ll-5, Miss Connor Hillside Service Station Miss Marie Hughes Miss Marjorie Hughes R. H. Hoffman 6. Son, Realtors Mr. G Mrs. Patrick I. Hogan Rome Room ll-6, Miss Ward Mr. 6- Mrs. George Horn Miss Anne Horny Mrs. Meta Howells Miss Audrey I. Hughes Mr. G Mrs. Reggie Hunt Home Room ll-7, Miss Bass Mr. 6 Mrs. Thomas Hurley Mr. 61 Mrs. Iohn Husovsky Mr. G Mrs. Ben Huey Miss Mary lwanicki Mr. Vincent lwanicki Rome Room ll-8, Miss Evans Ralph D. Iackson Iohn Boylan, Grocer na w f Wise. . f- iss gg ifsissaasz fi 1 . sakerx.. rims? .sag rr -Q Pm, a , , . ' - vfs..tne.fk 7 . , .. .ml fri .M LE' 'wi -5 r.. 4. vm -+. ,E is Ui fi -:fi 5.11 N Stl bfi is Sf ..x '1 y- , 'I' 1 r v, 1 7' 'Wa - . j,,fs1'-ff U f . ' A Cappella Choir ......... Alma Mater ,.,.................... Art Vlub ......... Art Club I .......................,.............. Bacon, Mr. Allen E .... Band ..............,...................,......... Bank Cashiers ........ Baseball Scores ..... Baseball Team ........ Basketball Scores .,.,. Basketball Team ......... Board of Education .............., Bowling Clubs ............... Bradley, Mr. Thomas Breidlin Couple ,.........,. Building Pictures ........ Business Stall ........ Candids ................. Cheerleaders ..... Classes ................. ... Color Song .............................,.... Commencement, 1953 Conservation Club Cover Couples-lournal .......... Dedication ..................................... Division Pages: Activities .................,, Administration ..... ,. Classes ............... t Sports .........,... , Eighth Grade ............. Faculty ...................,...,. Football Scores ..... Football Team ........ Foreword ..................,. French Club ....,... Freshman Class .......... Q , . ii' 'E' if I Index Page Q 89 77 77 91 76 .......,...103 ...,......,10Z 99 98 62-63 78 12 B9 2-7 20, 21, 41, 49, 57, 60, 108 8-1 9 ....,......108 41 87 69 6 ......,.....58-59 ............8-9 8-1 9 ............92-93 ...,........53-55 .,......,...12-16 97 96 5 82 ............50-52 German Club .............,..................,......, .......,... 8 U Girls' Athletic Association ....,....... ........,....,.,. 7 4 Girls' Sports ........,..,....,.,...........,....,,,. .....,...... 1 O6-107 Hi-Y .....,.. ....,............. Index ..................,........,....,.,.. Iournal Reporters .,.......,.. Iunior Class ..........,.,...,............ Iunior Class Otlicers ,..,.. L Iunior High Orchestra ..,. Iunior Ushers .....................,... Key Club .,...,.. Latin Club .,......... Letter to Class ............. Letterman's Club ......... Math Club ..............,......, Maintenance ...,...........,..... Magazine Salesmen ..,.... Majorettes ...,.,.............,..,...... Masquers ., May Day .....................,..............,... National Honor Society Outing, 1953 ......................,.... Patrons' List ........, Pen Pals' Club ............ Science Club ............. Senior Class .......................... Senior Class Officers ....... Senior Play ........................ Senior Class Song ............ Seventh Grade ..........,.... Sophomore Class ...,......, Spanish Club .,................ Speakers' Club ......... l Strutters .......................,... Student Council .................. Students from Bear Creek Symphony Orchestra .... Table of Contents ..........,.... Title Page ....,.......,..........,... Track Team ..................,..,......... Truscott, Mr. Francis T Typing Stall ....,...............,.,........ Varsity Orchestra .....,....,. Wrestling Squad .......... 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So 11'l'.s' 1'111'1'1' for 1101142111111 '1111' 1m'1'11 IIIII1 1111' 1111112 To o111' A111111 .7L1ll1l'I' 1.1'l 11x 1'1'1'1' 111' 1l'Il!'. 11111171171 lo I'1!'1Ol'-V. Go lIIl1l'I'1II.1I4Lf 111ro11g11 VV11111' 11'111'111g 1111' 1J!1II1Il'1' Of 11111 111111 111111 1111112 Tumbling practice ,MR 5 BASKETBALL TEAM Front row flett ot rxghtj: S. Depolo, lluntzinger, Olfco, GGfUIHGllOHl' Manager, Yale, Kcrporch, Ohnmaclxi, E Depolo, Bclrblm Second row: Bartos, Brxnko, Davis, Babula, Rebmcla, Gallagher, MlCllG9lS, Stahon, Haupt. Aquamaids in formation Cheerleaders on Thanksgiving Kicking up a spray Dancing class Water ballet one hundred seven Hands up! HOCKEY TEAM Gz'rl5 ' Spam ,mv llwnwlrwxl ,nf Firsi row il-'II to 11qh1H Yml-Ky Yox Ynlv, nhovlc Second row: Pwvluztrmk Gcxmrlmltonl ol:-, VV:-mfs, Nmlunx Crcwrnwwxwx Pun- Third row: Shovlm Swim-I Kwr1w'01'lhy Mlchcxffls, h w: Flusrnvx Bxsulcci nbuln Warm! Fourl ro O'Mnl1u Y'-rndm TUMBLING TEAM First row LM-it in rmhtb Shuvlm l'wt.i--1 O Mqlm IW P010 Hwwnnko CGS Wnllncm- Second row: 1- . ird row: Hm-dm Vxrqmxs Hull ' 'n fhxllfmh-'z Fourth row: 'l'1-ww v Gnlln TRACK SCORES 1954 April 21 Hanover ....,.A 401f3 Coughlinn SGZX3 April 28 Away they go Kingston 53 Coughlin 74 Heads up! May 15 Meyers 262f3 Coughlin IUOV3 May 12 f Plymouth 33 Cougmm 94 May 18 GAR, . 525,16 Coughlin 691f6 He flies through the air Up and over A .r,,.,.-ff-f 5' ,...-v.o ' one hundred five l A Trade Crusaders Enjoy Undeieated Season The '54 Coughlin Track Team, coached by Mr. Peel, has had a successful season. In their first meet against Hanover the Crusaders emerged with a score of 862f3 to their opponent's score of 4Olf3. ln ending the season of '53 the Coughlin Red and Blue won from Meyers, Hanover, and Kingston but lost Loading UPIMY- Peel? to G.A.R. They carried this spirit into '54 with the Crusaders' Track Team winning five out of five meets. Sparked by school spiri,t the Coughlinites overran Kingston with a score of 74 to 53, Meyers by a score of lOU1f3 to ZGZX3, and Plymouth to the tune of 94 to 33. The field meets at which Coughlin scored its big- best tallies were in meets against Plymouth, Hanover, and Meyers where Coughlin reigned supreme with scores of 94, 862f3, and lUU1f3. The members of the senior class and the entire school congratulate the Team and Wish the l955 Track Team a most successful season-to-come. Track Team First row theft to nghtlz Hoffman, Marshalla, Le-het, Hurley, Toni, Boback, Krum, Stiller, Dombek, Ankudovich, E. Latinski, Kundiq, McDermott, Saraka. Second row: Gritman, Hrynkiw, Linker, Antosh, Wacthilla, Woodroskg, Perugino, Yencha liolthaus, llvans, Kuczinski, Connor, Grysava e, Fraakowiak, Molatoris, P. Latinski. Third row: eisher, W. Anagnos Krall, Bigoski, Brzozowski, Danish, Llewellyn, The g, Iohnson, Walko, Ott, Gallagher, Lawryk, Gilligan, Cole, Williams Yastmmskl, Adler, D Anagnos, Wacthilla, Mr. Peel-Coach, one hundred four ,fn Baseball Team First row flefi to rxghtbz Klem, Ott, Rmck, Leonard, Darko, Warnick, Sokol, Dysleskx, Wocjekowski, Station, Tarantini. Sec- ond row: Mr. Ruddy-Coach, Snyder, Giza, Cembrock, Zielinskm, Grmpp, Yanchnk, Benkoski, McDonald, Tlrpak, Shurmanskx, Ruddy, Koval, Che-ck, Z1mmerman, DGTGbfMGHGQPF. Perfect form A big discussion one hundred three x N Y What's up? The bases are loaded Another strike out First ball one hundred two Bzzfebzzll Coughlin Crusaders Take Two League Along with spring fever, each year, baseball. The Coughlin team, with Mr. as coach, took its opening League Games comes Ruddy game against Meyers, the South Wilkes-Barre rivals, to the tune ot 7 to O. In the game with Hanover, Couglilin was edged out by 3 to 3, while C.H.S. took the honors in an exciting game with Kingston by l to 0 margin. The G.A.R. vs. Coughlin contest ended with Grenadiers shutting out the Crusaders the Z to O. In the final exhibition game of the season with Lake-Noxen, C.H.S. defeated its foes 3 to l. The second game saw the Red and Blue suffer a loss at the hands of Newport. From a tied score in the last inning, Newport brought on its power and won 7 to 6. Plym- outh and Hazleton both edged Coughlin out. C.H.S. ended the season with a compiled record of one win and three losses in the ex- hibition games, and a two record tie in the first half of the League standings. BASEBALL SCORES 1953 May 14-Coughlin. .il Hanover , May 20-Coughlin.. .,., 4 Hazleton ,, ,,,,.. ...7 May 23-Coughlin.,,,,.8 Kingston , May 27-Coughlin... ...2 GAR. BASEBALL SCORES 1954 April 8-Coughlin Laxe-Noxen April 12-Coughlin Newport April 14-Coughlin, ..... 1 Plymouth .... .. N2 April 22-Coughlin Meyers .... ..... . ...O April 26-Coughlin A2 Hanover ., 3 April 28-Coughlin H H4 Hazleton ,, ,..,3 May 3-Coughlin ..,,.. 4 Kingston May 13-Coughlin,.,...4 Hanover ,. WRESTLING SCORES Opponent Coughlin Opponent GAR. 21 25 Plymouth 21 25 , Match begins for Station Hanover 28 26 Kinqston 17 24 Forty Fort 14 24 Meyers A 22 15 Nanticoke 24 21 OH to a good stcxri Wrestling Squad Firt row fleft to nghibz Osko, Iordun, Kuczynski, Halclsak, Dys1esk1, Carpenter, Dzams, Watc1x111a, Polchffk, Wxllxamg, s Stahon. Second row: Anagnos, Wychock, Watchi11a, Duffy, Wartel1a, Eustxce, S1111S!', Ad1er, Hughes, Pucllosky, Kammskl, Srahk. Third row: Mr, Mayer, Coach, Co1e, Ke-11y, Hoffman, Tvorak, Woodrosky, Krokas, Bxmek. Fourih row: Kova1, Klem, Serafm, Yudxski, C Ott, Terpak. one hundred one Mr. Mayer shows 'em how What a pretzel! Wre5ll 1,715 Team Wins Top Honors-City Champions This year's Wrestlina Team, under the capable coachina of Mr. Mayer, brouaht top honors to Couah' lin by capturina the City Championship Title. ln a series ot three meets held at the Wilkes Gymf nasium, to determine who would claim the title ot District Champions, Couahlin was represented by every member of he wretstlina squad, Keith Williams, and Tony Dysleski battled to victory in two ot the bouts, but, when the finals were over, the score aave Couahlin second place. Couahlin wrestlina lans supported the team well, at each ot the reaularly scheduled meets, and were able to e hunflrwfl Pin 'em Skeeter watch the squad bowl over the teams , at Hanover, Meyers, and Nanticoke. They also watched with sadness, howf ever, when Couahlin was downed by G.A,lit,, Plymouth, Kinaston, and Forty Fort For their participation in wrestlinti, Mr Truscott awarded sweaters to Tony Dysleski, Keith Williams, and Sam Car penter, durina a special proaram in which sweaters were awarded to other athletes outstandina in other sports, All the members of the Wrestlina Team showed line sportsmanship throuahout the season, and Couahlin was proud to be represented by them at every meet. We knew that a aood wrestlina team is not just the team that wins, but the team that shows aood sportsmanship, also. Such a team is worthy of areat respect, and we are pleased to be the tans ot such a team X if 'T fix XX g,R'!-E' S xv I x X .- X from X Basketball Team irst row left to ltl C W GTO , ri x 1 OI'lI'lOI', oyelcoslfcx, Beidleman, l.eo.ard, Sokol, Llewellyn, Holthaus, Klitchko. Second row l. k ' anc ecta ure ons r a ne- oac Third row: Sokol, Zlmmerma 1, F l Q D b Blown, Benlcoskl, Cwrasavage, Ott, D h , H l y, OK ky, M. P y , C h, 'l'on1 McDonald Nardone, Iohnson Fourth row: Godlewslci, Gallagher, Wllloxxqhby, Wtllxams, ,xrenevxc 1, C lf Straa b BASKETBALL SCORES Make it count, Bill! Date Coughlin Opponents Dec. 8-fC.H.S. ,, 84 Plains ,, 52 Dec. 8fC.H,S. , 63 Hazleton ,78 Dec. ll-CHS. H74 Scranton T. Dec. l8fC,H,S. 85 W. Scranton League First Halt lan. 8f 'C.H.S. 68 Hanover lan, l2-CHS. , 78 Kingston lan. l5fC HS. 63 Meyers , lan. 19' -CHS. 5l Plymouth lan. 22fC.H.S. 55 Newport , Ian. 28fC.H.S. , 73 GAR. lan. 29---CHS. 4l Nanticoke League Second Half Feb, fC.H.S. 77 Hanover Feb. f-C H.S. , 84 Kingston , Feb. llf -C.H.S. 76 Meyers Feb. l8f-fC.H,S. . 88 Plymouth Feb. l94C.H.S. 85 Newport Feb, 28efC.H.S. 84 GAR. Feb. 25f -CHS. M 86 Nanticoke ninety-nine T Coach Payne Bazslrelba Il Crusaders Win Eleven: Lose Three 'l'lie l9b3-'full edition ol tlie Coualilin basketball team es- tablislied itself as potential trouble for any Wyomina Valley leaaue team atter winnina tliree aames and losina two in exhibition play. One ol tliese aames lost, was dropped by only one point! Under tlie direction ol tlieir new croaeli, Mr. itunes Payne, tlie Crusaders tound themselves in tlie midst ot Leaaue Com' petition alter tlieir impressive win over Hanover. ln tlie lirst leaaue lialt, tlie Crusaders manaaed to triunipli over botli ot tlieir city rivals. Meyers team aave a aood account ot itselt in tlie meetina witli C.H.S. lim Beidleinan scored 34 points tor tlie winners. GAR. aave little opposition when tlie Coualilin Five defeated tliem by a larae inarain. Llewellyn sliowed tlie way in tliis contest witli 27 points. rlllli? Crusaders opened tlie second l.eaaue lialt SllCTL'CSSlllllY by deteatina Hanover tor a second time by a score ot 77 to 58. Tlie Red and Blue triuniplied aaain over tlieir two city opponents to take tlie City Cliainpionsliip in basketball. 'lAll's well tliat ends well. This surely was tlie vase wlien tlie Crusaders deleated Nanticoke, tlie tirstflialt lseaaue eliam- pions, by a seore ot 86 to 75. ln tliis excitina liialilialit ot tlie season, Beidleman and Llewellyn seored 3l to 28 points, respectively. It'5 Q Scfqmble Sl!'elCl'1, uTWe6d l lint ty 1.-ifrgllt CAHAS CAHASAA A CAHASA CAHAS Cl-l.S Cl-IAS Cl-IAS CAHAS CAHAS FOOTBALL SCHOES '53 AA 3 Ploins A A 6 Luzerne A A AAl3 Plymouth A 7 Newport 7 Ncmticoke A AAAAA U Meyers A A A 20 GAAARA A A AAAA A AAAA l9 LorksvilleA 14 Kingston Plunging through ms.. !': Backs-Holthcxus, Dzanis, Watchilla, Yenchcx, Antosh Mr. Payne coaches freshmen lust tackled ,Axim M ninety-seven f f' Mr Peel looks anxious X Q 3 Z ,mf , ' ' 7 ..sf.1f,:ff'f- fi 14 1 1- W ' 1, qi.-fy'-, -.-,,.,, ..- ,Z nm , iw. , -ew W we , . .l-unc,-,.ax', ninety-six Football Team Foollaa II Crusades Win Third Place In Valley Conference The year of '53 will long be remembered in the football annals of Coughlin High. It was a season of surprises and upsetsg and, the Crusaders, under the expert guidance of their coach, Mr. Peel, played an interesting season. The most outstanding game was played against an undefeated GJ-LR. Eleven. The Red and Blue entered this contest as the underdogs. However, a determined backfield and an unflinching line brought the crowds to their feet cheering as the Coughlin Squad took command early in the game and through constant plugging toppled the Grenadiers to the tune of 20 to 7. Of the nine games which were scheduled for the Red and Blue in the Wyoming Valley Conference, five end- ed in our favor. This percentage entitled the Crusaders to third place in the Valley Conference listings. The city title broke in a three-way split. Sam Carpenter, one of Coughlin's outstanding line- men, represented Coughlin on the All-Scholastic Foot- ball Team. This team is chosen by prominent figures in the local sports world. The members of this team are chosen for their ability and are picked from all schools in the Valley Conference. We Want to thank the team for their fine work and Wish them and their coaches an equally successful Season next year. First row lleft to ri-ghtlz Linker, M. Ott, Yencha, Watchilla, Antosh, Station, Dzanis, Conner, Carpenter, Leonard, Gilliqan, Dombeck, C. Ott, olthaus, Makara, Second row: Asst. Coach-Palermo, Yanchik-Manager, Zell-nskx, Anagnos, Matcho, Danish, Gallagher, Perricci, Krall, Latinski, Toni, MacDonald, Klein, Bigoski, Pegg, Ruddy, Willlams-Manager, Coach- Mr. Peel. Third row: Cole, Molitoris, Grasavage, Thomas, Lawryk, Boback, Hurley. af.. .2 v- 1 ua 5 YM. M we l Cheerleaders First row flefi to Vxghtl. Smith Lnux Second row: Ward, MGCMliiOIA, 'l'I1o1npL,en, Spuydm, Kuclmicu' Third row: Shocko, Cormto, Rcxfulko, Kutney, O51-Lo. attes :nit Sobolewskl, Moran, Gqllcxqhsex, Voss rminety-uve E Stars and Stripes Young Treihaways at Thanksgiving 2 1111 111 '11111l 1111111111111 111111.'11111L, W1111:.1111 161.1-11 5111161119111 11111 1111011111 71111111:1111 K111'11111:1111 2--11111-111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111.11 Zf11111:111 111111111-11111111 1.111111 1, U N11111f1 V11:111-111111, VV1111111111 59111111111 1X'11111111'11 J'1111111 W- S11-111111-wus: 'V111111111' F-1111 1'1111 11111111 1411111 11111111--11 I1111- ,1 111111::1'f1vf1q11 IU11111 111-11 111111 1111-1111111111 1:2 11111 11111110 111 11111 1311111111111 C1111-1-111-11111-111 '1'11k'53l1 1y1'01v11 11111111y 1111111 11-d by 111111111611 1,.G11X, y0110d 11111111 6111 11111:s111s111 111 1001116111 1711151105 011111 C11QGV6?d w1111 :Q111111 111 11111 1'111:sk01b011 11111111113 01 11111 YPCIT, 1111111-1v1:11'11 111' M1 111-11:1111y,1111111111:::s110111111 111'v1' 1111111111115 11111: y11111', 11111'1'1111:1116'1 1'1y 1111- :Q11111111 '1'1111',' 11111111111 V111 w11l1 11111111 VVCIVY WI11161 111111611 :zwf-11111111 1111d 11101111001 now 10d 011d 131110 f'lf'f'l11f11' :sl-111112 1111 111111111-1116111 811612011 00151006711 1-11, 1111155 111111111111 1111111 5151101152 101011111 11S 1111011 1111 111111111 A1101111-1 111111111 111 l111111S11111111C1 511163101115 12 11111 16111 l0v1-ly 1110101111105 T11011 01110030 1:3 10 pr-11611111 111111 11111 111111131 6111111111 1001136111 5005011 111111 fl 111111 1'Jf'Ik1OVITlfII'1fff7 1110y 111v01 111 111011 1'1111111111:s, 1111-y 111110wf'1d 11f?CIC1 11101010110 1011100 E31f1111fs1111, 111151 FIFO 11I1dC'?T 1V1TS R110 DO1lCI11CT1S f,l11'1f'f'11fsJ1V1 '1'1111y 01510 1011113106110 111 M0y Day '1'11f- 5311111111111 11: 1111011101 111011161 llNdf5V Mrs. 17611111111-1':: 11111-111011 '11111'1y 001101111 W1111 11111 11fl11C11IT1C1 1111161 10101 10 100tb1111 11011111-S '1'11111y 1111111 111 Yllllllllfxf, 11161y VJOTF' 10131 11113 y6101 by 111111-11 1111111 C111ITlII1C1110I1l '1'110y 01520 p611116t1p1110 111 M11y 1311y, 01111 01 COl1C11111NlS 0111s16111d11111 1-v1-1111: 1111111171-1111 Major 1,111 111 1111111 1111' 1'-1:1111111.11.1 111.1' 1,-101,11 1'111111 5131111111111 va S ninety-three V ,.,,, y' K 1 Q 5 mnety t o 5 Band Firsl row lle-lt to rxghtj: Schllfhauer, llrynkxw, K. Wxlhams, Perugxno, I. Sauer, Dmshex, Binks, G. Sauer, Sxecko, Yenkowski Second row: Dinan, Marcinkus, Grxpp, lasulewicz, Elke, Gloman, Shller, Platsky, Russell, Dellemer, l-larns, Kobzxewxcz Moore, Davls, Mr. Schmldt, Dlreclorg Bee-se. Third row: Bradley, D, lones, Bxsulca, Pedana, Klng, Bausch, Wensell, Dysle- Skl, McDonald, Murphy, Matlhe-ws Fourth row: Doiler, lohnson, Fl. Iones, She-cllock, Muqford, Damlack, Keble-S, Kwak Nardonc-, Bonchvck. Fihh row: Hensley, Moore, L. Wllllams, Straub, Fmn, Vx.-rbllslcl, Slavxslm, Scrahn, Shallfrr, Buczynskl Pfzrfz0'c'5 and pr0gmm5-bazlff and orchestra Iunior H. S. Orchestra Firsi row Ilvlt lo rlahlli Yanchus, Lavlx, Monko, Bowanko. Second row: Bollanca, Kachrnar, Stiller, OXBYIGU Moore, Iorms Fhorha, Saraka, Urban, Slashmskx. Third row: Boncheck, Flsher, Hamxlton, lard-an, Sheplock, Wasllowskx, Gloman, Flkfl McDonald, Balulls,Spelcher,Com1lo,Smacher,WoZn1Clq1, Fourth row: Wlxllc, Bawanlco, McNamara, Dufly, Pmannschu Forrlqan, COTHllO, MGCl'l, Laskowskl, Buczynskx, B lones, Check. Fifth row: Zadvorny, Brown, Dennis, Mlller, Yaslcowoak Ulxcny, Matthews, Nllka, Pedana, Russell, Dolter, Bausch, Schlffauer, lasulevicz, Hensley, DeBcmer, Verbltskl, KllSkll lSkl runety Om, Symphony Orchestra Fins! row Ill!! M vmlny l ,w1It Imlrxliw, Imrmrw H Pwlzrm, lon 1, Elimix-110.0 Nh'.1rrnvLg Hovv.1x1l,u Second row: YJIIUIIAIIS K-11-hxxnfxx Ol:,1n1uw:.L:r IKJ P1-tm, Mom! Stull--v Mucyr, Cfhmlu Smnkn Vow' Kuchln Third row: H051--y, Slovmskm, Sv lmlkrx rlfikfl Fourth row: flunmd, Sorokm, Lnvxx, Luqosku, Nqxdone-, K1-lvlm-ss, Sr-mhn, Swcko, Husm-ll, Iom-s, Wuchlllo, Bulxms Sgr'-wh.-r llrhrxn, Alb'-ru Fifth row: Shqftffr, Ile-rx:.hAy Iohnaon Vrfrbxlszkn Us-Falco, Yohlonskl, Muqfoxd, Kobmvwxcz, Hon ciflvvii Iirmrzrh Sclllffhrrm-1' flrlpp Sllwrliix Sl-'1:3h1ns:i:1 llrllflllfflf f7cz'I'AIl'fflt'lif-fflVlfllll and llllfflllllly Varsity Orchestra First row CIM! tw rmhtl Mmrlzw, Pye!! Pvirm, Hnfnlko Plnhzlzy, lWf1rx1lncfl1, Swckn, Svmhrw Second row: P-rruQ1no, Kelvin' w1f'1', rY4W1'1'fl!'i, Hfvwrrmzo, I-Qfvhlffz, Stwrvulw, Nrrvdfmf' Third row:Vf-rhltazltm, Olsnlzowxkm, Vvtm, Irahnsfm, Grlpp, Smzvr. A Cappella Choir First row ilcft to rm htb' Bxckerl, Moron, Mocejko, Stmcwskx, Quefu, Umphwd, Novak, Albwchl, DL-Polo, Muck. Second row: M155 Weiss, axrvctor, Koscxolek, Konstommovuch, Poorclqne, Horny, Kmqston, Domlock, Coopc-r, Horslnsky, Kutmgy, MGt1OWSk1, Swnrfmqn, Kmq Third row: Chelan, Tom, Bone, BFGZIHSII1, Kebllfey, Smfko, Hemmgwqy, Burns, Albrpchl Kozem- ko, Fmley, Hvnrsef Fourih row: Blonde-R Nuflsejn, Delppnf-xy Iom-S, Hurry, Portxkfx, Yuchskx, VVJH-cowskx, Krukowskx, Horn If-mn Stclhovlc Fifth row: DL-vnnfs Smlnxk KA-ncilq Smsdnk Flrdrlrrirwwlfik Hnxrxxrxf-ry, Wrxilnck, Snkszfx Nvllly firuulri, 'llvw-rxrsltu c-iqhiy mirm Bear Creek Students First row II'-H II. 1141.13 Mfxvl. IH-1:21 I'rw1II:.I1 'lIm:rm:a lHtro::I1. lifvllrx M Iurrwz, Iilwgf-Il I' IHtrof:I.I, Mxllm Kx1.'n-11 Sac. ond row: Iimrg I'fxwl41I, II Split'-I l.I141Sr1mrI1fAy, I'-.Ilfr--CIN IKM-rx Clrnytock, Vrmq Lflymo, I Mack, I. Alblvclxt M Kxnq, I'Qrvu1u',I1,, I fiyxmrlmm Wfrlflxy M Synth-I Third row: ACI1-frrmlrl Mmlm, MmpI1y,ScIu+-I l. Hosluu, l. I Hosum F Hello Ivifwlfr-,V fzmm If-nmnfgfz, Vex, Mmm-n Ynqn-110, If Vox K+-mzpqkzmzizu Fourfh row: Lloyd, Hxndqwrm, Nohxll Bvnkofakx, Du- pri, flpfxlz II.-wg.-rt f' K.-may-1ko::i:1, W11f1u:: IH1riI:x:z:,y', Howl-zu, Supp I II'-Ihr-rl, I Ilnullsh, I SI-nk Fifth row: M Ilxrxrlvrwl, If Vox H:-hlffrxrz I. Kufnrrr Ifmilfmwrh Kvwwp- If Kr.-f,.1w W Srhw-I KwvvrrI:,I:1 lllyctkrr 1h1vI1a'k,1Hrr'l'l:30n Adnrrm mir. I' Hf'rni'r1',P1 IF Lloyd C forfzlprzflzbm Illllf fl'lr'lltfY--III flllllll' Illllf Ilflfllfllf Pen Pals First row II.-it If' v:1jI.lI Z1 ummk CThr1:.tmn Mmmko, IIcrv1:: Hu-'un IIm11:: Zrxlr-tn, Iiuulmvfs, Wlllmmscm Olnvm Second row: flrmlix Ilvwvvfv flwf-rn: INIVQ-ngvmv Ikwolv-y K1-r1vwO:1Imy, Irrtlrxo, Pnwffll Olrwn, Kwlclrkn, M0011-, Gmdn Third row: Ilvxrvulwh-V Iv-Vrrlfx VHGI1, Vrrppll- Whlrcry IIlY1I ',', Clxlllnfz f'mrlr1r1r1, Brown Vummfz I'-lwmwlmlw Fourfh row: TNIOMI' AI-nz Ivnkmez Hwfn- Nlnrnf--Ifm IIfn1I.x Hfxrlfimaz iimnhfr Irmu. Nnr'ImI:: Iimh-vis: 1l'lIlI :IIIII Conservation Firsl row ll-ll lr, 'mllll Zlollim l.vi,m:,, If lmlillu-QL, Kvlll, liildu, 'l'l1:,l1s1l,, llilolulllrz, ll lfomlnl, ln-gfpiil-v xkivyfe-ixlw Sec- ond row: llnqlwl-fs, livlmdl ljrlqllzrll Clyrrif-r, !'-. Ions-5, llurloy I Iorlws, Finn Aiiuqiiof, Coll- fV:OIliT1dlIlt' Third row: Hi-nz .r1.1w, ll' wins liwiiictfi, Hurry lluvli y ll-Jvis, Burn, Cllxvlicli, Btllltl, Borili, Fcurlh row: Sllcirlilm, liimllofx Hmll lil ufmzillwll lwvllzmiri llrivif-fn llcxmion lluslmcn Frnnckowint Be-rwslcz Brmsacli CTsr1l1l lJl't',S'fl'lfl1fllJll, f0ll5l'l'W1fllIll 0 llflfllflll l'l'50lllTf5 Conservation First row llmll to ilqhll 'lk-:poclg Yuncllo, 'lluculq Slolmk, Levy, Pmelo, Stiller, VV,G5ll'ldI1 'l'os1+1rl, Hmlly Second row: Krwsow, K+-flly, Ss-ozinq Polny, Kvllvy, Vvrefspy, Oliver, Yonchlk, Shorts, Washinqlon Polclirrlc, ldusslicrv, Nlmifw Third row: Ziflmsskl Mmhn Ruddy Slvlck Seosoclz, Kzoftos Smochr-1, KL1ClllifI,OFlLllf'Y,YSfgl iI-SW,SlF'Cl'IfJ Fourih row: lmorumd 'l 'ox:xrxs Slilmslxocfi Krflsqr- Nixon Vlfolwzyl: Slmlf-v Murcmlzlis, Mellzo Mcrislirlld Mromnrsizi Science Club Fir:-ai row H111 111:111I1I, l.II1111 II1,1 Ik11:'I,I.I I.I I11111. I.I111IyI1II11:1 1111111111111I11111 1'.1111.11II If Ix1111 1'II1I1111 II I111111 I-11 I11111-111-1 II111'I.11.111 I211111I I.I I11111, 21I11111I- Second row: 11111111111 W1II111111:. I411:':,1111 IIx1111 I1I11II:-111 11111111111 '1111I1111111111 '11111I1, 111,111 I9111111..I1I:,1,1 I'11y I'l-1I,11..1 II11111 Ll41I11I1wp:I11 II:v11I.1N I' I'11111I11I. II11111111' 1'1111:11I11111 Third row: 111:1II II I111v.1. I111111If1'-, I-1c'I1,11w11'.' fi11I1oII111 IV111111, fl1'11II11I1u fi I'v11r1:: 1111111x111'I' I411:1I15 I'?11vv111:: S1111v111:1I.1 f1I1I1111c1:,1'1 ff,'1111111t11 f2111II1'v, I.I111I1I1y, I111111:. 2c1I+11I11111:' I'11I111 I4u11I1 Fuurih row: I111nc'I111uI, i'11111I11c1c'1, I'1-IIuIo kl11'1111:k1 I1111::.I111 !1.I111-1:1111 I'f11I-H111 I'11::I11111111t I'1r1I1y fJI:.11I111vv:11.1, C7I111::1- fl111I111::I,1 C'r111111m II111mII,4'1c111 If1'1.I111:I Voopy Fifth row: ',Z11.'11'r I-I111 IIv11.11I11v11' II111Ir11'I' II111111:1'I II1111y, If11:1I11'1 Ii1II11f I'11II,'11 K11111I1I1111 I':11111'I:11w111I. W II-1v1r1 I11I111:- I-1111111111 IC, I1I11 I411w111.1.1 11 IW11111 'I Y1111I1.- III11I1Ix II11111Q .1111'11l111111-1',x',111'1'11111'11l,1' 11111f 1'11111'f11,1'11111.1' Science Club First row II1II 111 1111I1II W1lI'1111,I1, Y111I11,1g. UH f111l11I1, S-11111111 Ii111II V1'1I1111:. 011111-11 'I'1::I1111 l.111y.I 'I'I1o1111111 fY11x11I111 11111111.11 I'Q11v11I II1111-I11I Second row: If111'I1:11-11 I'-I111::.1-1 V1'1'111'1.1 IxI1:1'111.1111- V11:,11 l'11:I111I, I.11v11II11 II11H111I.I:' Ii111 x11 VI l.I1w1II1l1 I111111 Z1.111,1. I'11111.1 I. 11.1111 I'.I1111 l111.I11 W1I11.1111:. VV1111I Third row: K.111111cI1 S11111I1 IH1111I111 I.I11II.1:11 I'11wI111 fI111II1. I.1 I1I1II11 II1vI.1'.I1 411111111 II I1I11111I1y 'l111111: I.1111x W.11l11II11 I I1I111I1I:5, 5I111I1l1:.I,1 iS111111I IJ1111 l.11w11,'1, IJI11I11111 I1111II, lJ111.I11 Z-111111 IX'I1'II1111I. QSNII1111111 'II11n11111:-1111 Fourih row: Y11I1, N IvI1II11 Ii11'11.111,1 SMI, f11111I1,, VV11I1-11r1:.I,1 f1I1r1:,1', W11l1'I1111111 I11111.111 fi111111v111111 II1:,: P11111 M1w111r1, K11II111y II1111,71 II11f11II:11 II I'11I:11 IXI11111 111.111 M1111111 I1Q1II1, W11II..11, ELI111-1 'I1111i1111Iz Fifth row: IVI1'N11Ity, S1111y1I111, Z1t1,1, Il--11::11 Y.1111--I::k1 UI:111kov11::1.1 I M111 11I11,1 flw111I11111r1 I'1I111111L1 I ,11Il 'If11111:1r. IQ111I1'I111r1 I1111-f11'I, W111::1r11I11 SILII1-1 X1V1II111111:1 51111111111 IXI1'1'11!f111Iy VV11'I11II111 H11 14111111 Sixih row: W11111r1,11 .' Ii1,.'1111 'v'.'1II111111I1I1', IxI1r11 I'1111I1 SI11uI:1111I,1w K1111z1::I1y l,I11w1-IIxn IQI11111-1k K11r1:1t1111t111ov11'I1 Ii1n1J If11r11I111I11'f f2I11I11111.-. I.I1'II111 I1'111 1. Y1.1I,:11 Q111111111r1 91111111.1111 SIMI11 S11I1::11 Sr1111l1111:: I'1111I11x fl.1111q11v1rI1 l1I11111I 1 1 Y-Teens First row Klett to flgllll' Kachtnskr, Koscrelslcr, Kessler, Kucrrko, Klutchko, Mahon, Mtscavage, Schuster, Kelley, Powell, Ontko, Monko, Knasrak, Kondratick. Second row: Mulhern, I. Oliver, M. Oliver, Umphred, Naesstg, Kachmar, King, Osko. Smtko, Swartman, Pearage, M. Moran, Saporito, Macejko, Luteckt. Third row: Matlowski, Lelbman, Novak, Karalus, Peter- lrn, Vose, Meehan, Lavm, Onufer, Kutney, Niedzwtcki, Murphy, Meyers, Lauxt Krempasky. Fourth row: Monko, Kozemko, Sochko, Plesnar, Kaporch, MacM1llan, Soholeskx, Wartella, Mask, Malecki, Matey, A. Kopec, G. Kopec, Iones, Fifth row: C. kMoran, Pasternak, Opel, Zelinske, McGrady, Murphy, Oko, Pegg, Pelak, Mltchell, Monko, R Kapec, Kabara, Kropew- mc 1 TE6fl'Q,QE 11fl1'v11y-5er1f1k6 flfllli 50L'IU!7lllIDl Y-Teens First row Klett ta rlghtlz Rock, Turtssmi, Wozniclci, Stefanoski, Silveri, Queri, Stajewski, Queenan, M. Williams, Martin, Ward, Yale, Schantz, Walison. Second row: Pawlak, Nordstrom, Rodzinak, Zimmerman, Shades, Stasik, Verespy, Petroski, N. Petro, Yurkavage, Wysocki, Swetlltz, Smcavage, Thomas, Straub, Sobalewski, Third row: Zeta, Venlt, Ze-hosky, Warxck, Hebarchalc, Hukstalis, Requla, Welss, Zavada, Savage, Prmqle, Reese, I, Petro, Roth, Strovinslcr Fourth row: Yatsko, Wtl- hams, Pappas, Stacker, Schantz, Taporel-c, Wychock, Powell, Purta, Runscavage, Sorokas, Toni, Slovmskt, Shedloclc, T111 put Fifth row: Tomolattxs, Sickle, Stacker, Traskus, Picchettr, Turner, Zaleclonis, Vmtan, Richards, Zalewskt, Ratalko, Petro, Zapotowslcl, Walcheskr, lllewtcz eiqhty-live Yes! All these girls are members of Cough- lin's Y-Teens. They share many experiences and activities during the years. Social func- tions are also included in their program of activities, The annual weiner roast was the first major event of the year, Perhaps the gayest and most talked-of social events of the year are the proms, At Christ- mas, Irem Temple was filled with Y-Teens in their lovely gowns with their beaux. And, in May, there was the Spring prom. Such excite- ment is never seen as that which fills the weeks before the Y-Teens' prom. Yes, the Y-Teens sponsor Coughlin High Schools proms, and its members can often be heard whispering among themselves, 'Did you ask him yet? or, Did he say yes? Since most of Coughlin's junior and senior girls join this active organization, Miss Dixon, the club adviser, has quite a job on her hands. For, not only do the Y-Teens sponsor social Y-Teens functions, but they give the members oppor- tunities to share many profitable experiences. For instance, at Christmas time, the girls gave a party for underprivileged children, and, later in the year, they joined with Y-Teens all over the world in sending gifts to the Orient. A Mid-Winter Conference preceded the Spring prom. The conference was a three-day event held at the local Y.W,C.A. To this con- ference Coughlin sent eight delegates who represented Coughlin Y-Teens well, Fin!! row fleft to riqhtli Babula, Chronowski, Brennan, Conwell, Olsakowski, Pyatt, Nielsen, Minemier, Lesko, Kutney, Brown Almasie, Clunf-, Czarnota Second row: Carey, Gammaitoni, Horny, Iackiewicz, Brandt, Budzyn, Albrecht, Baliit, Adami- tis, Bone, George, Chase, Cvurf-wich, Cooper, Danilack, Brozinslci. Third row: Fox, Finley, Bochnialc, Belles, C-azinski Cannon, llors-nsky, Us-Polo, Bowanlco, Coyne, Bosley, Cvute, Casturline, Chamberlain, Cvelatko. Fourth row: Gwyn, Gru- huski, llutz, lDlCl'l, He-mingway, Cardcrmone-, Grady, Flynn, Gibbons, Budzyn, Baltuskonis, Griffith, lfenrsv, DvFnlo, ffutz Fifth row: Guzis,-jlca, Cfustainus, Ions-s, llaydu, Blondwlq, Gays-ski, Gavel, Featlwistone, flora-nslxy, Bnndsliwfski, Dancisin Burns Insult-wicz Fr-t7:-r, f:Iif'llftOSfIi', Gif-rrlify eighty four Latin Senators First row Cleft to rtqhtj Gronstzt, Franckowrat-1, Machhllan, Murphy, Petro, Dersher, Olsakowskr, WOZUICLLI, Vosv, Petro Sec- ond row: Bowers, Sobohfwskt, Zeto, Damlack, Pegg, Babyak, Zapotowskr, Cooper, Mrscavage, Straub Third row: XV1lliams, Queri, Kuctrko, Ganard, Wapensky, Ratalko, Sestak Seratin, Onuter, Bonashetskt, Pasternak. ALfVl3lllLlI'6'5 I'll lafrguzzge-arzfzkfzl and moderfl Latin Plebes First row ttett to riqhtjz A, Evans, Rogan, Llewellyn, Macrr, Klemek, Scattxdo, Sebolka, Price, Brandt, Kmcrus. Second row: Zarola, Yastremski, Craig, Strichek, Smacher, Eckert, Stetz, Shovhn, Warntck, Nanktvell, Luqoski, S Evans, Third row: Murphy, Comxto, Kenworthy, Eckhart, Sooby, Brinko, Kohol, Gwyn, Marley, Shuga, Olsakowskx, Mulhern Fourth row: Bintek Ianuszko, Station, Bree-Se, Wo1ekosk1, Pasternack, Shofranko, Schwartz, Kitchen, Salagovlch, Serailn, Fifth row: Iordan, Grrpp Kozlowlch, Hottman, Hurley, Iurts, Bausch, Beneskr, Barnick, Onuter, Sabot, Murray fliqhty thrm u .fCONHTFS YV ,ff 7 it fl 4ATlNif - The activities of the Cornites Latini were in- deed very varied. However, most were in line with the purpose expressed in the club's pledge, We, as companions in Latin, purpose to develop a greater appreciation of the lan- guage, laws, and customs of the ancient Romans. The first Romanized affair was the traditional initiation of the plebes before a court arrayed in togas. This was followed by a weiner roast, by chapel programs and meet- ings at which plays were presented, two skat- ing parties-all climaxed with a simulated Roman banquet. Comites Latini also donates to the school's scholarship fund and gives an award to a student who has shown excellence French Club in Latin during four years of study. Miss Sarah Wagner is club adviser, Seventy-five Coughlinites were members of the '53-'54 Cercle Francais. The club whose, purpose is to stress the importance of the French language began in September by elect- ing officers. Immediately after there was ini- tiation of new members. A French play was presented in chapel, ln the cast were presi- dent, lane Turissini, Ed Yanchik, and lohn Wasinda. The club gives awards to students showing good scholarship in first and second year French. Miss Mcl-lugh is adviser. QCYE FRANCA, S., First row tif-it to iigtill Horan, Anagnos Bombay, Woicilc, MacMillan, Sanur, Turissini, I Sauer, Mulliern, Miscavaqv, Urfchman, lion-nslcy, Mclllonald Second row: fl Stillvl, Stetanoski, Mincmior, Kandiatick, Kutney Gazinski, C, loues, Zelln- szki, Kutnvy, Horny, lllf-wicit, Sliovlin, Olivvi, Wasinda, Yanchil: Third row: ffvans, Wapenslzy, Murphy, Gr-orav, Dztanko, Shadi'-:z, Sinccivaary Pr-Iak, Cirton, Stravmski, Fleesc, Saporito, Runscavagc, Gustainus, Anaqnos Fourth row: Stavish, Warzlzif-, Osho, Hotli, Bifrnnan, Miscavaqrr, Muldownrvy, McCue, Coin, Yudkoritz, Rhodes, Bonaslirffski, Williams Sullivan. lafiillvgvlifg blfiltll: gow: Szymanslzi, R lonos, Uanilack, Bonl-1, Tvrshak, Petro, Zaledonis, Kuchta, lmslwtski, Briscoe, Sickle, i ti i 0:15, .rl 111511 . i 4- eighty two 4SCVHfR l 'T U 901 FK ff' V K .to n sunss 3 Q- o', 'Q 1 1 .1 . , c 1 A 1 J 0 Y 1 Q X 'ir I. i . , . I a - 4 ' a sf-.7 -1 ,X r X 'f 4 . . i 1 xx -X i.. . V u X 1 1 I X ' 1 1 U W 1 f v v -,, Xxx , ' Q.. ' -. 1 , . - , Of the Coughlin clubs, the language clubs are among the most popular, and, two most popular among the language clubs are the German and Spanish Clubs. The German Club, advised by Mr. Riemen- snyder, boasts a membership oi one hundred sixty. The club has sponsored a Wiener roast and other social meetings, once a month, throughout the school year. The club's purpose is to create an interest in the German language and to enjoy a pleasant social life. The members of the club elected Michael Gallagher their president, Anf drena Stahovic as vice president, Edward La- tinski as treasurer, and Beverly Bowers sec- Spanish Club retary, The club awarded pins to the best students in first and second year German. The Spanish Club has also been most ac- tive. The members played host to all the language clubs at a special Christmas party. lt also sponsored an annual outing. During the year its members produced a chapel pro- gram which was staged lor the students ol the school. Its titty-one members joined the club with the purpose of learning to appreciate the Spanish language and to understand the peoe ple who speak it. They elected as their presi- dent Mary Gibbons, Edward Grenevicki was vice president, Lottie Oko was secretary, George Kebles treasurer, and Eugene Lawryk lournal reporter. Miss Carlin is the club's adviser. - W 5 f 3, X-- First row Cleft to rightlz Spernogg, Hemingway, Lawry, Monko, Grenevicki, Oko, Kebles, Gibbons, Testen, M. lanes, lohnson, Pappas, Second row: I-lasinecz, Kelly, Gayesl-ci, Nieclzwiclci, Sherba, Antosh, Mahon, Kachmar, Purta, Chamber' lain, Williams, Zatzek, Matey, Shedlock. Third row: Ianasov, Yenkowski, Shafer, She-dloclc, Soyer, Pyatt, Raggi, Newmann, Perugino, Petroski, Yale, Kaporch, George, Kutney, Hutz, Danilack, Kennedy Fourth row: Krushinski, Meyers, Schantz. Banks, lhnat, Kelly, Moran, Gurewich, lackiewicz, Guziejlca, Savage, Balut, Reese, Bosley, Klein, Fifth row: Shafer, Schantz, Bamrick, Moser, Morika, Pohutski, Fox, Matey, Zavada, Featherstone, Gavel, Pringle, Woznicki, Moran, Kobziewicz, Cuscela. eighty one Olfjflfy German Club FirsQrowCNffV 1f1rn1Mg fwirrwvxm ffrrlf-'n':Lw l'l,m1 fiirmmlw 'lfrsypw-1 fmf'1u::k1 M1::urvm1w Y:11:J.w Hudn Orrufvrr V-'nr Yvfu f'1v'1'1f Second row: Ylvlfirvfv, fiwfrrlux-rn M1111-r Vi Kmxzsmrrtwrmrwldv, Kuna Cllycwrwfwr lwxko INxr1r1::1n Iuvm Holmf-:1 'E r:?'fn Mfxf'1,Pfw HLH1' Iwzlwyrxfrrx Pc1'W-141 Third row: Strmclk lx4vyf'x::, Shf'c'l1Oc'L1, Tv1mpM5 Iukvn Ylmm I Ifwrxm: Kullarwvv in f- Ifvrmf, m11,whrx- I'xv1ml'f1 H--'Hu' H11:.::r-ll UH Fourth row: Wc1::lr1rx41l:wr1 Sixnulw Krrtcrfshmi I Km1:s!f1r:?xrxOv1c'lv Iulmf. f1fwil1w'.M flfrlfwrhfr 'Uwlv Pfwlrw, 'l'v1mf'r Iwhfvi H1m:1Iw Ollvwr' Fifih row: ON Hwlmmwrx 'll-xpsrc. Pnxrrl' Ylrlnwiw U1-iw-lx' 'llw'fL, Hfrrmrwrl Ilrwf-1 fl1H1m1n 'lfmf-li VV ffm:-1: Mxzrfimwz C jIl5l0fl15 and ff1f1rz1ffcr5-ivcolvlas' and plzzais' German Club Finn! row Il' It ff 'u gr U Yf rr 11 w '.'NwMwr:v1. Y Cf1:!1.l.x S1 Nami, Ilmmhx I Smxvh Gmvv-11 Hom -lf. Swlwlv:-M Ilvnw Svlmra 11: '2r1m:v.fxw?f1m Second row: l lrfrrmm '4Pm::r!w1w rv .zgzlf-1 Kurukv lndrr Krvvclllvl, .3'Ar1dvwm':1 'l'hmu11:: Yr1u1rw:1M Slmyhxrx V' 'VI I'f1uYf'1.r1L fwifrzrxs I-wx IVY: 'lm Third row: RIGH Scrlfcxlmo Mlrwmxvv Kwpwv Smlwx'w Spmyriwv Frm Stun 1 Mm -. lfvlwm 'lrrih 11 4' Um1l +ri llmulwru' 1'u,:mm1rm Q1r11hx1::lLm Prwpkn Fourfh row: Plntmgy lblvy Iirxnknvv Ymix P1 VH J'Hw 'lv r ru mf .wNY.:1 U' my Hrxtwvfrrx S4','lfUNl1l1v'1 NN Unvus PM-Mlm' VVGHQU YUIIIXUYIVM Fiflh row: PM' fw' H fYP.f'1-w. fmu'w'r'wr1r 'A -VH' vm 'JX'1r'l:1lEf1 fltvnl-in Krwvnl Mr ck H Vcvws VV1Ilwc'1m:1 Ilwwk Snydvt Nmx-4101 VUL 'xnffx-If '11, 1 Hi-Y First row Clvfl Yo uqhtf Iiwynoids Som-r, l'3ornbw: QT1,:iuy Anacnrw i..lHii!'Ii, Cusslxcf Cmpwntm, Kuczynhku, flvrmfx Kllichlzo, Tershok Second row: Lukas: Consxdme, OH Ncrdonfq Sauer, Paltz, Snllfev, YC1HCi'l1i-1, Wcrsmdo, L+.-vy, Uornbw,-rg Drzppnwl, Macsfdonm Mcffoffmty' Third row: Sle-Cao Colw Rinks, Shlshock, Hvozdovxc, Mcrycmnkus Bunny, Kmshlnsl-21, Tmdnok, Lada Popko, Prwto Sfnwsv Susiok Fourth row: Crasciwaqf Wltkowsku, Iskra CjZf'IYTlf'Cii1, Pmrrn, Chr-ck, Fmnxownrl., Iubmsa Shfrkcr Yanizovich Mvtro, Drlslwf Ruddy Fifth row: VVrJpf'n:2ky Smfriln, Mfrlimfr, Spxriqnolc, Ylzrilskr SONS Hvldflcfii, flovi 1+ wsu: Fmhlmx Kwrll Rornrmcl, Wfrlkmrs Shmalwj Cozzgfzlm 5p0rI5mef1-geflilfmwl, loo Lettermcm's Club First row Clr-ft to rxafrij Pornbe-k Smtzon Lmizf'-1 1.1 onmd Sikoi Hollhrrus Kllfclwo Second row: ffrmrxor Iv1oi,u:f1 IWW: lvskl CN Ott Llwwpllyn, Kuczynslu VV1H1c1mS, Anlosh. Third row: f:1iilQGU,iwf1NlSiW B4-nkoskl Hnvu Yrrstrffmsax Iordrm Fourih row: Dzcnls, Wogflkoskl Bal-Ldlwmcxn, M OH, 'I'mCmT1:d1 f'31'c'1sf1vnd1L seventy uint: 1 . Boys BoW11ng Team rits! row WH YH 'miull f'XrvfxJrww Ulf VVf1Hf1r'r' Second row: Kwllg Yv'm,0m':,kx Dy.'vvv::i.x Iwrwf, Hlnwk Third row wx-uf N J'-.ll xy wlwllf vx M 'Z 1 I 111. TN'lf1L-wrifwrmxfl Mf1l.11u1fNv1f ' Fourlh row: f'.'vwr1:w'l11 llc1:11m-ff, lnwxyk Scwlilaz R1-hv1'r1:. Good mmpz1111O115-5lr1X'e5 and 5pz1rw Girls' Bowling Team Find row flffr rw vw1lwtJ Nlmg-My Ural:-'Y Kncilzxrxzskl, Iuux, 1'Mm1m1:, Kulwuxfa krvpm' iii-mhrwls' Second row: Wmvlk Ym, In-m1.M fin-tx flIf'!f1nrw:J:1 fiwhwrx Sgmyrir-r VVY'Ud MuH1vxn Whrmrtl Third row: C1 Kcuww, Murphy fv,'1IYIlU1v1 FX Kwpwn' 'WITH' '1 W 11vf' Kw'f'If1 Afiflmlhrr Fourlh row: P1C:'E11'lt1 Wu rw-P: Mmm' Clmvwl Guan-nszkx Zvlxnskw Holm 1vfnt 11 ht Art Club First row KIM! to rlghtb. McGuQhun, Williams, Woznlcki, Queericm, Wulclieski, Himsh Second row: Que-ri, Grubuski, Guzxejkcr, Vinton, Omko, Stucker, Monko, Moron Third row: Verniisky, Wseiss, Murphy, Hcarso, Shipulci, Tierneyx Trudf ncik Fourth row: Burritt, Kozuk Iluvlvy, Tryzensm, Popko, Wiikowski, Cole, Sfvmon Fifth row: Zxrnhrllt, Y-fmcowsin Pwxllv Pfirluo LGdG,STYOkG,ME1TZO Evans P05l6r5 and rpfllhllfgff- Cofilefl WIIIIIIKV5 Magazine Winners First row Us-H to Hqhll. Emmy Rvllcinccr Krlll, Harms, Slxovlm lf 'l'P1omns, OH:1vr1, Nrxlull, Vhollui, Fwd. Second row: Mxkilxtus, Ste'-wart, Totlno, 'l'r11scott, Znlvtu, Rxqom, Gcirshen, Stfrtz, Shoris Vltnli Yoche-m Third row: P Ionws, C ciffrvy Wltkowskm, Inckxfvwlczz, Bcrrhlnx, Shrifm Monro, Wrxxto, Ercxdlvy. Fourih row: Lvskc' IU Ionws, Kucuko, Cllomnn, Hxrldqfrn NNvth'xm1 Rcirhm Pvpolo V 'Hioinnsw Fifih row: Pxsfrnvschi I0!'Ci'JI'l,SI'T1GCkr'Y,RY1Si1T'l Simnowr seventy-se-von Math Club First row UW' 'ff WIND Sffni Hfxhf-11: Flfwlwlf-vvfsi-11 P.-Hu, l.v1:J1w Mvlwpvfw Vvwrumr Olzznbiowwskl Ott V1-tum Vuraf' Hwlwuk Second row: l'!T1f'Pwf1v-isa 71l1n:J11 'Nfxytf-llrx Kfnrztmli IW1:r111f'1r:rZ, Vwp-'z Vrmq, Nmfiql, Shofynrkm firmmlm SCnHwr'1O Sll'W01kf'I V41.vy-by flr'lm:1m-y I'vrm Mv1H:f-rn Str-L' 'I'-.nfvszlm Third row: Spfwlnofum Klvm I'nIty'v' SMIITTSMOFIR Plfmaxy, Slvyxrxnnrskx Ifmf. fll,.f1L,wA':n1 Mmfyfm Hnqfum finlwwl Slf1c'iwr1:J:z filfzlriiz fi rfxfm Zlfvtizlru Kwnrmvdy Fourlh row: F-hmnlwn Pmvvwll Pwhvx Zfxlf-fivflw: 'lrxprvrfy H1611-:Y lwvxs. fllfidnruzyiz fiwriim Vlmplzrw Vx'cw'l.ru:J,1 flrxrwIwy,CUIH1ff'Y 'Vimmfnz Fifih row: Mr1vc'1r1k111X Swv' 111- PQwxf ,l1-.uw fJKm1:,Ly 'Nm:.rvfw. Hv1:wI1l.rw Vfwy- Uxvxr. RUM, illmzfir' Yqrlvllxk Nlc'f'f1Hf-My 'lfrvlwn Bw1H',' Vfxrmvf Alf!! VH- M1 Iwwpwlfl A lfzflz lVIlZ'lIl'lf5-tyil fha' money Bank Cashiers Find row KIM! hw vmhil KM-H1 I,1mi1-1 f'xl1f11r1rv:. Nllwr iS'u,,r1r i9cw,wN Yrillvlull. Shnkn Nnl1:1I1vM Second row: Smlllw M1-vvnfwz VV1v,'mf'L:1 XN11lA::rwn f'm1mwi',', Mmllvzfw VVr'w1n'N: MH-Lllzmfs Yrwc'h-'m Iwrxlzlmw Third row: IN1v1:: Andvwvrrl f'v41r1:1 59 11fl1f MUITIWV H'1'l 'Vf'h Vf1w1 Slnfxfiir-I Mmylxy V11-:srlrxx Mn'i'xif1f'lYy' Fourlh row: f'Iwc'1e'I1c'x, Riurltrixrmus Gnvwl Mnvu 1 f5I'fvlmf-ll .liwvlnn Ilfxzfm Nrlrxi-,U Fiffh row: Kwllf Hznnvit Kmpwmcix Nwzkfslfmlxrz Mnlvy Znlvdoms Goxnlm The Kcy Club is one ol the most popular organizations in Coughlin. lt consists of thirty- live boys whose purpose is service to the school and the community. During the past year, the Key Club has sponsored or co-sponsored all ot the school dances which the students enjoyed so well. They also sold red and blue pencils during football season, At the basketball games, members ol the Key Club were in charge ol selling all refreshments, In addition, they bought and played the records, during lunch time, in the cafeteria, through the entire school year. Whenever a local organization ran a drive, the members of the Key Club willingly distributed posters for it to the local business concerns. The competent adviser ol this line group is Mr, F. H, Super. One ol the busiest and rnost popular clubs at Coughlin is the Girls' Athletic Association. The purpose ol this organization is to stimulate interest in athletics and to promote good sportsmanship among all girls. Key Club IIIWIQO va K E Y '03 6 'a S R g x ' 3 E Q' The G.A.A, has co-sponsored the riiany school dances with Key Club. G.A.A. also sponsors the Freshmen Girls' Halloween Party, which is always a success. Under the capable leadership ol their ad- viser, Mrs. Rita A. Dougher, the G.A.A. has helped develop an interesting sports activities program. First row llelt to rightli llryrilgiw, Kuczyrislgi, lfuslicrv, lloltliaus, Coririor, llzariis, Carpenter Second row: Wyclioclr, Grrpp, Dysleski, Ancrgnos, Nardone, Iohnson, Klein, Havir, F, H Super, adviser. Third row: Antosh, Station, Solcal, Gilligan, Linker, Gallagher, Cole, Curley, Beidleman, Watcli ill,aMakara, Muglord, Leonard, Ott, Llewellyn, Kendra, Peru gmo. seventy live G. A. A. Firsl row lift! lv' rmbm llwmw, Xlxzrxrrnmwn. M1f.11IMxr1 flpfwlyrlwz NA'r1rn1T ilvMv1:.t1-r flrmlh Wind Irmx Cwuxnlw Second row: Vf1m1w:mfr Huh' f.1w!U1'l Hwrmlny Hal!!-rm.. Hr'-lxlw-111 Iilfwhwx IH-IRAN limb l'111lv-y ilnlvvu Third row: SI.1huxw Mfwvnn IN1 ff,nf- 1,411 if-15r:r1'!a Ulwf: Mmphv I'vt.'1v I'rm1'h1Id Mvxlhffxrz Fourth row: Hcvlxrxrvln-i:,M I'1A1'Ix1-r:1Iwr1w Mn., V,!,rm.v+ Hum! Pl-H fNf'f1lvrw Plwlwn' Ima'-: HV'-lm-111 Fifth row: NNW- Wim, H Mm! Mx Hr., :Y Hmnhw lx.1JM'v ' wmv!! H11--v Plxlfxw 'I Rug-V-u f , I ' H fl0lH!lIf7 111117, M11 5I'f'lfIfI. and slvorfs G. A. A. rim' 'OW UW' Yf' Y1'If1Yi Z-Mru:.L:f' Vmln Ymtrr-1r1:.i:1 Vmw S.1lmMfN:J:1 'l'hmu5w::or1,0:11.11 W'4il1fllHIl Hori.'n1-1k Snpmwtu Sec- ond row: flmfxlm V1!f:.m-. fllrrlvllv Slf-fxxrxmzrtx UPN M VV1Il1r1m:s Suzlhvzm, Iwvlimwh 'I'1f-qc1:1k1:: Ynlu- Ol1rxumcf1Y Third row: W1 ,,f- ni, ilmtwrl, Y'-m'D.r1 VVf1rIwHl1 Qmu I'f1I:.n Stlwfrxrxnynizn Hcmquz, Stmzxk, Hwquln, Snruu1xw1qv- Fourth row: Hmm'- I'mV1 llfff'Mr,rf flwlwlf-'11:1, SMH'-: 'IM-vxnfy Wy'-1 Vvvtlmsh fH1:1Te-1r1:1L, 'lbpcm-p: PM-vllzirmli, Stlnvlurzkl Fiflh row: Orxuh-1 A Hwy l'v.xf Hwmzwxvrxyf- f11rwr:1:.r1. fDl::.x+:f1w:'M XNxvO.'IIi4'kl Ymi1::L11 Sclxvvmtf, Vwd.w15-1 H4-lun: Hllmiwv Pvworlm Simviux Senior Council First row Clolt lo righllc Llewellyn, Kopec, McColler1y, Solnol, Gibbons, lialollco, Stosxlz, Connor Second row: Shlpulo, Yomelslu, Greeley, Gxrlon, Meyers, Worlclt, Vose Motey, Sebollau, COm1lO Third row: Bolluslconxs, Kingston, Nu-lsen, Rf-- brlk, Wor'r-xclc Donlloxck, Onlko Richards, Fourth row: Verospy, Lonnxng, Gonorcl, O'Konslf:y, Davis, Adler, DY5lF1t3l'C1, Hcrvxr Fifth row: Wolekoskx Sie-cko Wopensky Tcrontxni, Correll, P.1elo Shovlm Iofdon, Iohnson Student Cgoverflmeilf-Coolvmzlzlfe afar! Iunior Council First row llelt lo rlqlill Slledlock, Carlson, L. lones, Mocepko, Moore, Zolela, Krukowskx, DePolo. Second row: Krlll, Yochem, Dovis, Horpersberger, Shanahan, Merrick, Worminghcrm, Ycxnchus, Te-rpczck, Owens, Third row: Humble, Ser- mok, Morgan, Hurklns, Howells, Obuchonslu, Bom, Konmclc, Gershen Fourth row: Goodman, Wortzxllo, D lone-S, Beck, l'olvy,VVc1llcms Kondrrllicli Zvmfxnlk :seventy-lhree Ro bert I 1 Pre-sid O 54 em Me, Y Gibbons Vice pr . '54 e-Sldent i Council Meeting i x 4' N. fl This competent group is a new and promis- ing organization in our school and has proved to be highly successful in all its many activi- ties. The main purpose of this organization is cooperation with the school faculty in pro- moting group responsibility in regard to regu- lating various school activities. Two representatives are elected from each homeroom to be members of the Council. The very capable advisers of this group are Mrs. Agnes Silvany and Mr. Charles Hensley. Un- der their able guidance the Student Council has taken part and, in some cases, has been entirely responsible for the success of numer- ous affairs held during the school year. Some of the projects have included-the publication of a Handbook in September of l953, the or- ganizing, within the school, of various com- munity welfare drives, collection of Assembly Program tickets, printing of football programs, also acting as hosts and ushers on various occasions. The first officers were: . .4 A 'l' President M Robert Sokol M . QUE!! Hafalko '55 Vice President i .Mary Gibbons ecrefmy Ed ward MCCaffert , Secretary Marilyn Rafalko Tmqsurer Y 55 seventy-two Treasurer ,, .. ,.i.. Edward McCafferty I0 Wes! Pain! of the beautiful Chapel, the Library, the Museum, and the other beautiful buildings. We even saw a real West Point wedding. Swords and alll Everywhere you looked, kids were taking pictures in front of statues, cannons, and buildings. After a delightful hour and a half, we sadly bid adieu and started back to the boat. Then the fun began! We found out our teachers had hidden talent. We had a program on the lower deck, during which ct quartet of male teachers sang so super that they were called back time and time again. The boat finally reached New York. The sun sank behind the skyscrapers as we boarded the train for home. We arrived in Wilkes-Barre at IZOU a, m., tired but happy, a memorable day behind ns. jg ulzhg eventy-one rivr-my 5995: Up the H unison The great day had finally arrived! On Wednesday, Iune 9, l953, the Iunior-Senior Outing was held, Happy students boarded the Iersey Central train, and We were on our Way to the shipyard. After a five-hour train ride, we reached New Iersey and got our first glimpse of the beautiful Robert Fulton. We merrily boarded her, and after a tour of her decks settled down in the comfortable deck chairs to eat our lunches. Then, we sailed up the Hudson, paying special attention to the shoreline, the Brooklyn Navy Yard, the Statue of Liberty, and Sing-Sing prison, For an extra treat we saw the Queen Mary and the United States liners. Finally, after a beautiful afternoon of sailing, we reached West Point. We toured the grounds for awhile, taking pictures Class Coughlzh Couplef Autumn l l Christmas Valentine ,l a tw Breidlin Couple The date October 7? The date ol what? Why, that was the day the students ol Couahliri Hiah School selected live couples to represent them on the IOURNAL covers, Arid how were they chosen? They are the individuals Whom the student body believes best display the three necessary qualifications leadership, character, and personality. Spring Summer N, 1 -u-., ,V Q? 4 xfy niqh! Mcxsquers Fits! tow HM! In vmhlf ltlurn Vlfxfzxmiu I'.trfm::Lzn, I'--ushzv, Sl1mif:: Y-ulufhuiz K:xpv01rlv, K11L'.'yl1:J.1 4N:1nL1mA'::i.1 Uomlw-i. Second row: l.f'::l1w Vw-,'l1w Yfxlf Huh' M Ion:-fs, Pr-Iain,'l'm1:1:x1m,Orn11.'1,ScI:u::lf-1 Immx 'l'hmnp:wor1 Mnlhvllm Third row Ivrmr, Xlrwkm 1,1-my lzmirmk I'fmr1Nm. Iv1w1,'f1 Phxtfiky lfoI1r1Ow Fourlh row: Pile-dmryvrz HMH5 l'l11u'i. SYYGLHI 'll-v:zlxm, Pmrxqq X . , . . Dmfm1l1f5-A511113 M1115 and Ifzrzllf Speakers Final row 111-it Hx :MMU 'l'uvr1f-1, C1--czrqw Hum, Olulfvx, Conwm-ll, Mahon Vnllchllri, Klulcfhko VVo.'n1ck1, Gvlnlko Second row: lnux, 'I'hfurnps:m1, Spmydm, Knpmch H1 Hn Slmdws Mulln-rn, Wmd, QIIPTI, Welch:-fzkx Third row: Smhovw VVnna1 OP111u1m'I1t, Ohm, Huw, f'mlv'y, Kqchmm Mfxc'M1ll11n Mmyhv Fourth row: Zloilixn Plnhzkzy Kuv.'vr1sS1n Iwvpwprwvr 'lklslmk H Ifmnln-Li, IP I3or11hf-L1 Wrxszxrmrim Ymrxrtlmi Play Aunlj' Where did you get that hat? CAST OF CHARACTERS Cln order of appearancel Brasset, Amy Spettigue, Valet to lack Maurice Kornlolau Spettigues Niece ., lean Shades lack Chesney, Colonel Sir Francis Chesney, late Indian Servicel Daniel Tershak Student William Metzo Stephen Spemque Chgrley Wykehgm' Solicitor Andrew Firda Student , Stanley Fiedorczyk Donna Lucia Dlmvgdorez l-Ord FUYICOUN BCfl9bGTlYf from Brazil Iudith Iohnson Student Lawrence Zlotkin EIU Delqhgyl Kitty Verdun, an Orphan ...., . ,Dorothy Mulhern Spettiaue's Ward Florence Petroski Stage Manaaer-Iohn Tlucek All ends well You dear sweet thing! Www 1 This hildrioufa ploy, CllARl.ltI'5 AUN'l' ll'OllI which the motion picture production ot WHERHS Clll-XHLIPI, wos oddpted, was pre sented by tl1e senior members ot Mosquers on December 4, l954. lts humorous scenes ond talented octinq Cespeciolly thot ot Lorry Zlotf kin, who portrayed the role ot Cl'1orlie's Aunt so skilltullyl, enchonted the lcrrqe receptive dudiencc. Althouuh tl1e cost ot chdrocters consisted ol only ten seniors, the lirrhtflieorted otmosphere which they vreoted, under the skillful direction Will you marry me? Senzbr 'fharleyl ot Miss lviyvixtiwy Williams, kept the C1llCll0tlC'C olert ond louohino os the humorous situations ot the ploy unfolded. We ore sure thot this ploy will lond be ref membored, in the history ot Couohlin, os one ot the most delightful ever to be presented. But, without the outstdndino supervision of Miss Willioms, the cooperation ot the ccxst ond stoge crew, ond support ot the loculty ond students, it would not hove been the smosh hit thot it wos. Thanks for o lovely eveninq! Behave yourself! Iournorl Reporters, Senior H. S. First row flefi to rightjt Kuczynski, Mxnomier,Zel1oslcy,G1bbons, Budzyn, Vl'GISl'lC1k. Second row: Slrlchek, Glycenfor Mmmck, Poslernclclc, Coslerlme, Plesnor. Third row: Kondrohck, Onlko, Yurlcovoge, Motlowski, Youngblood, Sheibo, B1 sulco. Fourih row: lucas, Devcms, Rmko, Hosinf-cz Solcso, DGI'Gb,I Ionfzs Reportzkrg-Homeroom new and vzkm Iourncd Reporters, Iunior H. S. Firsi row llell lo riglilj. Nichols, Olson, Slelcmosl-11 Yosko, Dooley, Boroviclu Second row: lloovvr Emu-H Sokolu, Kumi ko, Pom Third row: Vlfolkms, Yencha, l7eRemer, Ross, Mennen, Popplo, Fully sixty-live Typing Staff i First row II'-H ru wxlntj Iltxllf-r Mrrlwmr, Z1-tvcwskzy, XAf',':'Mrwk, Slmtmzt Second row: H11-1::.r1v-I, I4fxltu::L1rm1:: f'fwrwvl1Il,WnlCtxf':sl:x Hcxvlrfy First row llwtt to rxqhtj. W1ll1oms Knxck, Ontkn PQ CIQG, SChliHlCllll'l' Second row: Wolcheskm Rmxsh McGe1e-hcxn Business Staff First row Klftr In vnfmhtl Z1 Mfnky Muvplxy, ifrmxnmlcxni, Orlulm, Wognlvkn, SObOil'Wt9k1 Second row: SI-1 wut' YU-l1n:.L'n, fl1l1lfr1n:: X1'trw,Swmtrnf1n Kmwrylzo, Wmd Wllllcrns, Wmtwllo Third row: Gvovqv K'onwv'w Nm:-:nfs P1-lui Sw1wl+ Kntnwy, Vwmt, Illvwwzi Fourth row: Pr-tm Mahon, Hvquln, Znpotowskx, Nordsztmgv PQrvl1rin1Iw'P, VV'-1s.:. Inn:-f, NHL'-rt Fifth row: Cflum' Crrvnskl N'-lsc'1rcI1c1k, Hlmzsnm' Bnlhxskonns Rlrmhi: llvlx-11111 l'1f'.l.m sixty-tour gourd 0 Tublzralzbns Senior Editorial Staff First row Klelt to rightl: Onuter, Olsal-cowski, Kachrnm, llelsher, Mu rl y Kopec. Second row: S o, Klemek, a oowski, Davis, Moran, Kna l Th M C lt's here, the IOURNAL is here! Hey, loe, sign my BREIDl..lN. These two familiar cries are heard when Coughlin's regular publications, our magazine, the IOURNAL, and our yearbook, the BREID- LIN, are circulated. The Board ot Publications, is composed of various staffs and their advisers, and publishes the IOURNAL and BREIDLIN tin their thirty- tirst and sixty-first years of publications, re- spectivelyl. O k Z p t c allerty, Vifeiss, Cooper, loole, Llewellyn, The Editorial Council, Senior and lunior Edie torial Stalls prepare material which is placed in the hands of the editors, The Typing Statt types material for the printers, and the Mimeograph Staff prepares special notices and bulletins. The Business Stall handles financial attairs. The Art Stall does the art Work appearing in the IOURNAL and BREIDLIN. Every home-room is represent-A ed by a Iournal Reporter who submits home- room news to the IOURNAL. . . I Iunior Editorial Staff First row Cleft to rightli Marinko, Thomas, Moore, Tiuscott, llensloy, B lit Second row: O'Brien, a ins, Zafeta Wtk Sixty-three CH E-diioridx Conn X V' r.- N x,,x' m dw.w 1' Scam N! fix X Editors IANE TURISSINI I.dllOT iIT'f'lli0i Ioumal Brvidlm EDWARD YANCHIK Ffditor Broidlm IANICE SCHUSTER V .dxtor Ioumczl GAIL MGCMILLA N Fdltor fNo11m'il MICHAEL RINISH Art lmllior HELEN GAMMAITONI Busirwss Mcmfuxc XT- If ,X l...ni'Yl Q. , I f 4 N. ,L . X , gg .- EJ WW .Q W .12 w. .Y'J . f - -- :A 1 1' LT' '45 X 1-- 1im iW W ' - i i Wzlfz 171 the Czkclc of ffzc R ULQ C9 ' W ' 3 jfs' W9 Mail' xX5 g9AX us ,L mf. z i f ,,.w ixw 'x Nu. xfl 'Wf 'l fifty-nine filiyveiqhi Future orcrtors From apprentice to craftsman Young at heart Upsy-daisy! They lecxrn to sew 7-3 Mr. Kelly Finn row KIM! tu 11111115 I-Qc1!::ovL1, SIff11:: In-y, flmrnkfxfz, lff11Iu'I1kr1, ll11111111f'1, Iolciun, flwszrz, Kf11111r1w:J:1 Second row: Nxciwolas Nfm, 'l'f111f111r1 I'fr1r'b1, Mrffllcuiy, Stuck'-1, Muvfmrx, M1k1l1Y11:: Kulm-I Third row: H1111l.'11111141, 4211111114-14 fllwwmtrzky, IIvu11f:. Www, l'fIy11r1H filfvwfxuln, flood111r111, Hrxqf qmiy Fourlh row: Nwvfxkowszlm, H011 111144 Krilfrrxr-M11 I.1:iu11d1r'1, Ion'-:z f7r1ri1c'h, l'f:'11111T1r1, Y:-Ilrxlui 7-4 7 Mr. Lehet Fira! row Uv!! 111 11111111 S1111tI1, N:-111l'+1::h, Wllk, S11111lraw1Y.', P111Il111r111, Hoqlssh, Owv-1111, Shrxla-1, Second row: I,l1Yr'Ckl, 'I'f1111i11y11, Ym111f1, I.0w1-, Str1v1t:,L:1, firfhwrxyhi Ulxvf-., Mwruck, Stmfvy, M1411 111-1 Third row: Sxqlnn, l1vr1111f:k Soho In-:ni-11, Hukstrxlxsz Roth, Pffrxsakq, Shovlm, ilhwvlun Fourth row: Popplf-, I.:-nk--, M11I11f11 I'f11'f:1.:, Wcmdn, 'llrpfxrflz Slmrrvf- 7-5 Miss Marie Hughes First row lla-H In 11f1I1tJ Brown, 'I'ot111o 1414191111 fit'-l1I111:.k1, I Sh-bI111:ak1, flmrxbcx, Wrxtlcmrz, Hu1111l1lf, Second row: HolI11m11 l.yr111:1 H4-1410-1, Y.1111111v-11114111, Z:-111f'1111k H1-ck, 'l'1111v-In, M 'l'1111z-li, Kf111111n111q::, Hob mhz Third row: P1'fi!1IlU, Hmmzlcn, I.11cI1 111r111, Iam-fa, Hr1111:: Huqhf-fa, K4-111111+-11-1 410111141111 Hrmilwy, N1-w111r111 Fourth row: Wrllku, 'Ma-nffwlo-yy M0011-, Hc111k::, H11-11 111111 Wllirnlmhlfy W11Il'111:1 I Wfxfkrmt, Alu, f1Hy mx Sw QYZUWSY. Q1 .1q.: ., . M215 Aw 5 jg R .::::..::- . '- 'Q' Q 3 Q 5: ,,,, - -x:: :...:'::L-,Q , fig' Qs Q' ' ,gk 4 . g Q V .,:. f Af 4 S71 ' f E, f y , P gg Q Q E K si 58 xi Us n 1 it QQ 3 1 A 4, 4 iw 3 ? Qs' 5 M E R H xr 1 'xx 1 w 3 x 0' ' as .1- Q N' :. 4 Q, .. N E, 12, - .ws wp 7 ? ,..,,.. X 'mm' ff ' Asp 5 sk , ks K M' - w I . 9 A NRM if 3 gg 8 R fi gm? ,, Afwfik N5 ' 3 f-xg 5 M ' , ,nf 1 .Q 5 Q 1 wg M M M W 5 c X fi? if gg n vii ' if -lf' A 2' A X ,,:, .5 :-: Q Gif W WEE? - -:-,. - -IQI x 1 i '2'A' ,:.: J , X :,. X ' 1 ' , J, - . I . .,,:-. ff ,...... '- ,:i1::.:.a:g -59' 2,2 aw , , UQ sm, 'A P1 wg? sux, AI Aff 8-3 Miss McKeown Fins! row H.-fl In wiht? !vfm::, K:-llmvwh lifnrr Hfivfxui flxrxlrrxuuizcrei, lllzm, Km: . nm, Iulfzrn-1 Second row: Iimrlirp- Umfo, flczluinx Iurlf-:1, Wullcxvf-, Pmii Hmm-, flvmiu, ii:-rezhfirr llutz Third row: Huw:-11:., flulrzlzx, Lloyd, Kwrxymkoszlix, Mf-11 uf-rx, Ilrkv-vt, flrxifuthsz flmnt Fourih row: If-nklns, H:-fztorl, iffv-rimnkofzkx Murymhy Ulf:-11-II i'lv-cifurxtyii, l'fmMfuvv1'iL1 Miss Brown Fits! row Cla-H lo uqhll Murxnko, K:-li.-y Mom:-, K+-nwmthy, Grfxylocil, Kucxlrin, Kruhol Ifmhnuqh Second row: Cum-y, ' 5' M l-:P Koch, Paul, Malin-lrl1m!, rulh, r1r,s.y, Yfrlll, Imxvvllw, Spmu Third row: Inrm dun, Korn-c, Novuck, Korxdlrxtxck M011 tmxfa 'l'hmm1::, Mmm Fourth row: Mm' TJ:-rxli, flrnlxqhlly, Pappas: I.ym1 l'.rm1'w111L1ry MlIf'ho-ll Mrilfzrxllli 8-5 Miss Ruddy Fila! row Cl:-It In lxqhll Owning: fin-dsx Mlrrrxwii, Ov-il:-1, O1:34'n, Mucr-5140, Poklxfizcr Pow'-II Second row: P1-twrlm, Surlquh fum, Mclluqh, Ponme-k, Ohnmucht, Smml Hull Sorcvkmz, Pmsonf- Third row: Km!-10:1 ii'-lfivxl, filmrxrximrx, Shlloul-11, 'vV1tkow::i11, Hornormrzl-cl, Swrnlcxk, Hrilfxlko Fourth row: Hunlx, flfirrnzorr, Noym Srfxlxli liurmm.. Hwilxlm i'f1 1f'vr1f1 r1 lnfly Inu! w The Iunior High School has been putting on assembly programs in chapel. Some ot the programs included: Sleepy-Time Time, A'Young Abe Lincoln, St Patrick, 'Cfood Manners, and a most wonderful May Day programs. Some ot the members ot the Stuf dent Council have read the Honor Roll in chapel, so everyone could hear who our bril- liant students were. Summing up all our pro- grams they contained singing, dancing, and instrumental music. Everyones knees shook, and some thought they could not go through with it, but, they did, and we appreciate their courage to go on. The teachers have spent time, effort, and put in hard work to prepare these programs tor us. We are very much interested in seeing the seventh and eighth grades put on programs in chapel, and hope they will continue. We enjoyed them very much and are glad to know that We have such splendid talent in our Iunior High School pupils. Twist? ' Miss Wiegand First row tlelt to rrghtlt DeFlemer, Speicher, Pedana, Dotter, Iones, Carey, lasulevicz, Matthews. Second row: Zad- vorny, Strichek, Yaskoweak, Hike, Kray- nanski, Hamilton, Sheplock, Wasilewskt, Third row: Corrigan, Gloman, Ienkms, Chorba, Comito, Balutis, Bellanca. Fourth row: Brown, Sarcka, Fisher, Crake, Macrr, Nttka, Miller, OIBVIPD, 8-2 Miss McGovern First row tlett to rrghtlz Ackerman, Ben- koski, Burritt, Nahrll, Beck, Brishn, Decker, Rindgen. Second row: I. Borovrtch, Con- way, Btgom, Carlson, Butry, Bucknavaqe, Cronauer, Cale. Third row: Andreoh, Brown, D. Barovitch, Searler, Arnone, Fox, B, Barovitch, Fourth row: Danilack, Fisher, Yelland, Baranaskas, Barbini, Christopher, Weiss fifty-three 9-6 Miss Iohnson Fira! row 11111 111 -,11,11 1'111111,.1. 111..1 1'111111'1111wu1.1 11111 111111'1 11111 1' 1111: 5111111111 111111.1'1 Second row: 1'.v1111.1 1J111'1!1 1.1111111- 1 1111111111111 1.'1111'111111 111-111.111 1,11.11.111111-, 11111111 1'1111 - Third row: 1'11111 111111.11 fS11111111:.11 'J:11,11 111111111 111.-.'.111 1'1111111.z11', 11111111 1 Four row: 111111111111-1' 1'1-1111111 1111111'11v1111 1111 11111w'.1-.1 N111111 1111111111 1-'111'11'. 1 11 I11-11111111 111111111111111 9-7 Mrs. Stenson Finn row 11111 I11 1111111 fS111111. 1111111111 1111111111111 511111111111 1, 111111.'1111111 1'r1111 121111115 11 f1111111:. Second row: 111111.11111 1111, f11111111111 11111111111 f11111v1111 1111:.:1 11111, :.11111:., 11111111111, 131-1111111 Third row: V1111 1'1111111 5111 1 1, fl 1- 1 1' 1 1 11 111111111 11111 1 1111111 11.1 111-1 H11111111111111' '11-111.11111 3111111.11 Fourlh ' 111111 1111111 ' N 11 , Y11111111 row: .211 :, fl 1 111.11 1111 1 1111.1-111 9-8 Miss Kreidler 11y111-1 D1l11111,11111' I111111-. 1111111111 1', Fira! row 11111 111 11111111 1 1N1111fX11ll- 111 111w 1'1 11,1 'N11111 V111111:1111 Y11111'11111' 'I1111,1-1111 1311111111 Second row: '1'1111111111,1111 1Y111'1111 Z1-1111-.111 Y1-11111-1 VV11111 '1-111111 11111 Third row: V1-1111 1. 1N111111111:1 W1-11 111111, Y11111'1111., 2111111111111 1,1111 'v'V111111111:, V11111-1' Fourfh row: W1111111 V- 111-, X1 1111'1'. f111,'1111-1 '1N111'1111111 V. .1'11r11'1 1111V1w11 We're seniors or will be in three years, Right now we're freshmen fand proud of itl. The seventh and eighth grades think of us as the Little Big Bosses of the Iunior High--but the upper classmen never think about us. All joking aside, we're a serious group of performers, athletes, and scholars. This is evidenced by the many activities in which we participate, To mention a few of the activities we enioy- ed most and it's hard to do, for there were so many good onesfthere was the l-lallowe'en Party, the Iuriior Majorettes, the lunior High Orchestra, and Freshman Assembly. The amount we can do is pretty well limited, but members of our class represented us in all the sports. We think that in the next few years we ought to have top teams. As scholars we take our work seriously knowing that the right combination of work and play will help make us to be better school citizens. There isn't much more we can do, but wait till our chance comes to show the Senior High just what we're made ofe-ethen they better hold on to their laurels. Miss Golden First row flelt to rightbz Heuer, Kerwin, Hemingway, Kopec, Haslin, Kleem, Iohns, Jones. Second row: Kramer, Kachmar, Hrebinko, Olson, Konnick, Keen, Houck, Kondratick, I. Koval. Third row: Kryeski, Haggerty, Koronkewicz, Kohl, Koscielski, Koval, Kresge, Dovidas. Fourth row: Krum, Kozich, Krukowski, Simonitis, Koepka, S. Koval, Kwak, 9-5 Mrs. Behling First row Cleft to rightj: Yudkovitz, Koval- ick, Lada, Leshefski, Laskowski, Lawryk, Lavix, McCue, Lavin. Second row: N. Mer- rick, E. Merrick, Laviry, Stefanowski, Mack, Marshall, McHugh, Kosciolek. Third row: Connor, Oliver, Nowakowski, Mc- Donald, Miller, Kulick, Mahally, Lutecki, Cusumano. Fourth row: Martin, Latinski, Kuhns, Orloski, Oko, Naessig, Moore, Lehet. fifty-one 9-l Miss Silvany Fill! low 111-H 1m 11111113 Hfwiku liorlchf-CL: Roni Blli.C0l'x ff.-lmf-r, Alhra-ch! Cfxstvx- lm'-N IJ Hrxrtmf, Second row: VGHH-y, Andy:-wil, H1vf:.:1r1vfl, Arllnsll, fihlonrwwukx, Hmnhrx' , Horn-, 1'-.drxm::, Howrml-to Third row: Cxlfurlyf-r:., Hfxrtoss, Annqnms, Cust:-r hm- Hath ffmy, Bnrhsh, Bonnm Fourth rows Hluxzcflk, Barb:-1, Buczynsam, Gaza. Ffh:-ck, flu-rnmkowszl-41 f:IIfT'I1fIl'!, ffmnp- ln-ll, H1-nkofakl, Hoylr-, Adnmlhs: 9-2 Miss Nitch Fil-gl ww fl'-tt to uqhil Compton, IW-un, I Ifhrert, IJ:-Polo, Downes, H Ffh--rt, C'IIYm0. TInqI1::h Second row: Grxffnth, Vlzxnskx, Clnasrnm, Clumf, Cole-, Dzrxnko, IM-mbnoc, Charm-, Gloss:-r Third row: Duffy, P14111-. Vloszszr-r, Uoylrf, Dr-mr-llwr, Frfdoy, Frxlizv, Dupnk, Flschf-r Fourlh row: Vol:-y, fbtf- knleskl, Dudf-k, Crmq, Dyslf-skl, Umnhr-fr, Zlmmr-rman, Vndf-lfsfzl-c 9-3 Miss Simakaskie Fin! low II'-Y! Q0 rzqhll Vlcvmsim H Hull Hmpv-rshnrqm Vfompton Vllvvvnfm I. Hull, Ifmock, Gmmy Second row: Hula P11-nuwl-in Ilfurkmsz I'r1s::1-It l. Harmon Hf1f'lf,,f:lf1hO!iKl 'I' Irmnrfs, Horan Third row: Kx::onkfw::lv:x, Hmnfx Hrinrhvxlrili Hrs! hm', I, Ionfwa fYy::If-:akl Ke-ndlfl Iunm 3-r-w::l-Ll Fourih row: Kr-mmf-ww, Holnlffm Hf1:::,ny, Hrvnslwy Hfvfzh-r 'l'fwm:.:y H1-cl-: H Iran:-11 I Hrumon flfty The octivities ol our sophomores ond juniors ore numerous. The llsophsw hove been oiven the privilege ot becomino members ot our vorious Clubs. Amono the most interesting ol closses wos bioloory feven the oirls enjoyed dissectino the Croytish. ln olmost every club or octivity the juniors comprise the majority of the membership. One ol their lovorite ond populor closses wos SottefDrivino Gloss. lt reolly wos or thrill to stort the cor ond drive out ot the oos stotion tor the first time, lorty-nina, 10-6 Miss Wagner Fira! row N-H If rwqlt' I-,wilrlln-.11 flwhwwyyyg f'1H'fv'p i'f,!f-Pwr fi' ffm SM' fi-1 M IM' L: I lim-.H Second row: fiffxf fwif, 'flrfdwx flbwxffz Ilufvlxlr flfwimfr, fmrffhf, lllwpr Third row: Vfinlf' Mvmvvfny flurry' H' v..r1fp' l'f1 ,':.,' P' I: Mr flymifv Thx! Fourih row: is wx Vmxfrn Iw ln' mmf Hfflm uf In Hwwxi H4 .rzfxwi Pmlrxn Mvfwwrv M 10-7 Miss Prisbek Fira! row H1 H My rm! H Vwlul llmtml fllfirululfwws 111 Uvlwm VVmr1wc'i Ilfvnlzu 'lmm W 1'Mf Second row: :hwy Vu mms, I.w'M:w Dlfwilnrlfx fSuIm:.f.a filtvwiwlri f-nlrrfhfv Third row: filfrfllrlm.. Slcwvln mlm, fill'-'1fi'xr1, flrwvxn fimml. firrxww fifrlml ilvrmfmvu-M Fourih row: Swim! flrvrmr, fl 1- '- -hulwvt .vmvmulr Ilzflyamm 'llr1v'm fl rfr Im mf! , 'um rf M1 I0-8 Mr. Labeda Fir!! row H119 My -1-girl! 'ffl-115+ I 'Nlllwirrlrw 'Nrfxfrlf-w':,r1: 'IO1:1f'MH 'IH11 nh-y, VJfrfJurnf'3!r1r1 VV1llwf1r111. Second row: Hfrf-fi'-' Yrvnkfwssi-:x Suriv:-1 Xvmkcr Yrr:1!yr-mrrrzl Zrrvrim, Yrmrxqhlmlfi Yfrmfrl 14:4 Www-1L' 'I,'ru1f'.'m: Third row: Zrxpmf -Ln Ymhai-Lx W'l11!r Zfrrmlfv Wfmwiruslfu N1lI1f1m:, Zvrwfi. YfmHf1r1:.i:1 Fourth row: Z1-Vxr1:.i'f Vvv-'1-y V.'1r'M1Nf1 iAfi'lwiI ' Yfn rfrwsrix l'.fx:n1f'i' 7fuM1n'.L.1 jf: rty f-111 ht W .M .al 10-3 Mr. lordan First row Clell to rlqlxtlz Kennedy, loan lohnson, Ieanne Iolmson, Holmes, I, Kelly, lhnal, Hasmecz, Gwyn. Second row: Hornleln, C. Huhn, Harris, E. lones, lo- seph, l-lalm, R. Kell. Third row: I. lones, lanuszko, Hurxiey, Haas, Grlpp, Hudock, Harris, Kammskl. Fourlh row: l Huhn, Kelly, K, loncs, Hallman, lurls lordan, A. lones, Kelley, Howlan 10-4 Miss Carlin First row llelt lo rxahtli Kenworlhy Kushmer, KIHCIUS, Klemelc, Lane, Kuchla Llewellyn, Macri, Second row: May Kohol, Knchen, Krumsky, Kostalc, Macejko Lugoslu, Meyers, Third row: Lucas, Koz lowxch, Murph, King, Krushlnskx, Kucl ska, Martin. Z'ourth row: Krolcas, Mar shalla, McCue, McDonald, Manslleld Maksimovicz, l 0-5 Miss McDermott Firsi row flell lo rxglillz Petroski, Nan kxvell, Clsakowskx, Minmclz, Otto, Pmcfr Ross, Maley. Second row: M Miller, Mls- cavage, Newmann, PGHIQIHO, McCoslcy, Pelrm, Mulhern, OXMGIIG, Third row: Rogan, Murphy, Hagqi, Miller, McCarthy, Marley, ll Murphy, Paslernack. Fourih row: Ollowslu, Reese, Purta, Rhodes, Michaels, Rebrik, Murphy, Moser forty-seven' l,c-t':: rc-View thc- rrcnrodo ol rrrocrross rncxdc: by our :sorrhornorc-s this ycrcrr A nioro studious cmd cvric-rcroticg body ot studonts hos oniorczod lrom lcrst ycrcrrs trcrshnicm c:lc1ss, Quit soplrorriorcrs hcrvo boon Woll roinrcsorilcid in sports, clubs, orchcrstros, cmd swirnrnincr cmd lrrrcrltli clcrssces, undor the oblcr suruorvision ol Misra filltllll, Mr. Poridcirrc1c'1st, cmd Mr Pdynci, wc-rcs vcrry bcvricrlrcicrl cmd holptul to crrrls cmd boys crlilcfv. Woodshop provcvd to bo cm oxciollc-nt outlot lor thce studcrnts who onioy rridlcincr thincrs with their honds. Many ci rnoni cmd dod could boost ot thoir sons hdndiworlc. Most ol tho sophomores looked torwcird to biolocry. The dissection ol insects, lish, cmd trocrs proved tho point thdt the loniolo is just cis skillful with tho scidlpol os tho moto Wo Gro vory proud ot our tdlcntod riiusificms who tcrlco port in tho vdrious niusicol crrouiws crt Coucrhlin. They spend niony hours proc' tisincr in order to crivo us the best ontortoin- ment possible. Qui' hots ott to tho Juniors ol 'bbl 10-l Miss Beidler First row tlrtl lfi zrfrtttl fxclfrrnit. mm ltrimifi llfirulg. firriiiroh liwrrnl' Vrvrnitcr lint'-:,lr Second row: Hwrnrtt cfcrnrron ffrrtf- ltrf f-:,f- lii:.vrlr'r1 firiptfftt t4cri:ilvr1l,' fiftlfr Amir-:ti Third row: llfitrrf-lm ll1'rwrr:. lhrnwt 'ff-l w.l1i, brown Iwn nrrifrz, tifruswlr Fourth row: tl.f,trrrr,f. civic Il lliirriir li llrriqh t'1frif.1lLi l'lVItl T Artur ,lrrrrw sccgsv K X . Q swf. f cs X Q 4 i .gy 'df - lx I 10-2 Miss M. Leonard First row tlrti In rifrtrll lirztun !'-. lvfrrr.. 'Lf-tnfyw 'lrillfrrrlvr-i lf'l,hrirt flir- Irin:,t:-,' flrwlrr '1ll,'r'1- ltr-r Second row: 'lic-vflrtwrq rlfrulrl lurflrrririri il tvcrris, limiter, I If-lu-rt tlfiy Third row: ltrrszi rl-rio limi fhrcllf-w:.l-:i l'u'11rl: ll llVflYlf- Ittcrlilcfw Fourth row: flrfrytcuwll Clmwt ti l'y w'l'r l' l'inn rr.: lcrlty .zix I'- O 'TS ll-6 Miss Ward First row xl-M ff wmv, E' Vfwmi VH Mwxvwze I Ulm'--' Hflfrslkri WND if Pfwwriw Onvno Hovm: Second row: Hu'fifvf'L. P','f1M Clsskfv Pvirln 'I'1f'vrxf'y VTIYTII' M I Olsvfw Prrwlfwi-I Vfxnfifjfxhifu Third row: M Om Vm.n'r Pfvfws, Ixrvzw, Nw. rum Pxfffhf-V91 Nmfisshmru Nfxrfimlv I1 'V Oisvm Mvmfxy Pfyfm Fourth row: Mrwh ions: Mlrmuet Pfxrhl-Lf1 'W OH f7v,'f'f'f1'w1. :-.M O Korumv, Mvfw: Pf'w'c1 ll-7 Miss Bass Firsl row fiffv W '1'1f'v2 Sl'ffi.fsf'r, limi ,iwrmii Sfrlwvrilfr finwfin Srlvriwf 'llrrfn Slfvvmczi-tl Hvlnfwcfzvfifzf Second row: Smlzlw 'Vomclmtzfz Srlmrrtgr Hvrhfrtfi- Shovlm Tfmx Hush Ionfvss Rf-ffzw Third row: Sfxkfvx Hvlcifxmsa H Swfnocx Svfsvii. Shnfff-r Sir-cl-10 Swrdfln Hvwlviw' 'Ml fzqhe-V Sh1lrvfJ:1 Fourih row: Slvlfrl if Jrxofik Hxtuxfw, 'Iv'y1'f'r1:J1a fZM'1v'1lf1 Hufidri, 'T :'r1f-v 'l .'fv'f1k Y ll-8 Miss I-'. Evans Firsi row MH If: vzqtwii Z1 nfhwra 'N.l lmms YD lrnfilif '.'Vf1pfbr1:,ky V'vt11NP':f 'i Yurixsxku Vxmrwn '.K'1t-qnvfifif' Second row: Zlrvmrrlfrrrrmfirx, Zurfmsi-11 Z1-tn Ymfwzm Vffrm Vow' Wfrhswn Wfxrtfrlifw Third row: Wm :Jus Zfiff-vvsnx Zrxvmin Yuzizrivfmf Zfwfw tuwsskx Imxn Ynvv1rC1N1'.':'l. Ulf-vvzzfx 'Nxt krwvsln Fourih row: Ifimf-ss Yn:w'1lx'.'f VVOHP1 Y:1sYr:-Trish 'Nzvvll 21111111 2.11 hir: Zvnhflf Iorty-t IVC ll-3 Miss O'Malley frm! row 1' 1 11 '-111 ,'.111.11 1 1111 1-1 1 11,1, 1. 111,1. 111111, I Sncond row: 1 111111,1, 1111 11 1111111 11,111 j'1 1 -1,11'1 1111 111111111 f,11, Third row: 2 .11 11,111 111111 .111.11' 11111 1 11.1111 1111111 1111111 11-- 11111 Fourlh row: '1111111 1'1 1, 1'1111 1 11, '11 11111 11111111,1,,11 11 '111 ' - n 1 Miss Durkm Fir!-11 row '11 1' 1 ' 11 ' 1 111'1,1 11111. 1, 11,11111,,1 1.1111,1 1,11'1 1111,111 111 11 Sovond row: 1' 1. 1111111111 1 11111 , 1- 1 19.1111 1111111 1,11 .1 1111 11, -, 11 1' ,'111, 1' 1' 1f,111 111111.-.11 1, 11 1,3111 1'11,111, 112-11- 1,1 11111111 Third row: ', .'1111 1 11111 1311111111 111111. 1I,1,111111 11 1 1 11111111-11, , 11'111111.1 1111' 1 1'1 :1 11111, Fourfh row: 11111111 ' rf- 111' 1 ' 1 1.1111 1111 1.11111 1.11- 1, 1111'1 l l-5 Miss Connor 1 11 -1, Yrrsl row 11 1 1 1 1 , 1 1'11,11 '11 111 '11-1 '1,1'11 1 1'11111, 1'111 111 Second row: Liobmcn 11'1 1111' , f.,1 11111 1','11 1 11 '11 l,1.11,1 11.11'1111 Third row 1,1111.1 1',1.11 111'.11', 1,1'1 1' 1 11 11 11 111111, ' 11 ,1 Q1!111', 111. , 11 11 11 11,1 l our1h row: I 1.2 11111 11:1 '1 111111 11111.1. '1,1.111 1111,11.1, 1'11111 1111 1111.. 1,11 11 111111, 1111.. 1'1',I 'l'his rollicking group ot Iuniors consists ol eight lively homerooms filled with College Pre- paratory, Commercial, and Academic General students. A very active class, the members have participated in sports, clubs, entertain'- rnents, and altogether have shown great po' tentialities as luture seniors. When eleventh grades highest honor was awarded the honor ot becoming members ot the lunior Ushers feager laces lit up with pride. We shall remember ushering tor the Senior Play, Music Night, and Commencement. Girls and boys alike were all decked out in our very best to serve the school and have lots ot tun. Two ot the thrills lor juniors are the Iunior- Senior Outing and the opportunity ot taking Safe-driving. All year long We talked ot the 'ltrip What we'd take, Where We'd go, what we'd do. At last our plans came true and there was tun galore. Driving is a course every eleventh grader hopes tor. After all, how can one become ct senior and not know how to drive a car? Besides the many activities we still man- aged to maintain good grades, l l-l Mrs. Harrison First row tlf-lt to lialitb Cham-, Kfarfry. Hurns, Bosley, B Castevllne, Adamltls, Balut, Albrecht Second row: Burritl Cole, Bone, Soboleski, Bombay, lvl Cas terhne, Bowanko, Chamberlain, Brazinski, Anagnos Third row: Bamrick, Rf-hler, Alexis, Thomas, Cikowski, BOl lf1Sllf'lSkl, Burry, Baczynski, Boncheck, Barbini Fourth row: Soltis, Benz, Sorokas, Ben- lzoski, Chr-ck Davis, Bonk, Arnonn ll-2 I Mr. G. Smith First row tlfrll to riahtb l4t?Clllll'll5lOflf', Flynn, Depolo, Gayeski Spittel, l.av1n, Casper, Soyfrr Second row: Firm-rick Pick, Sorokas, I Danrlack, Cooper, Dea- nan Fetzer, Sochko, DeFalco, Cooney Third row: Miller, Stavish, Davis, Gazin- ski, Dancisin, Gavel, Spernoaa, Drrrmtra, Stancik Fourth row: De-Muro, Darab, Cernbrook, Consrdine, Day, Uancheclz, Drppenworth, Csaki, M Dcrnilacl-1 lorty-three Lmzbr Clan Officers 4431 DONALD KENDIC1 NICHOLAS SIEKO llrr Sid:-rll 'llreasurer All ol Couahlin was lvurstina with ljappi ness: A hoy was pullina a airl's piatails, am hitious students were rushina to their next rrlarsrsffs, sorneone punched sonic-one else jolt- infjly, areetincjs were exchanaed. Whats this that disturbs this happiness? A thorouahly disjrrited junior draas himself painfully down thc: hrill lookina as it he had just lost his hest lriencl, this physics hookl' tiny, what's Wrona there, fella? lle rnurnhles sornethintj whivh sounds like, Iunior Ushers SNL- Q--Q' Q S wut 65' . A N rc, X R S ELAINE KUTNEY EDW. MCC AFFERTY Seeretary Mantle Orator iilVliSsefl it 'iWl1at3 ' Missed junior Ushers by one point. To become a junior Usher is the hiahest honor tor which o junior can aspire. This year lortyflive members ol the junior Class, because ol excellent scholastic records, have attained this hiah aoal. Althouah laraely an honorary oraanization, the duties of a member include usherina at special events, such as the Senior Play and ClOIIlIllUVlf'9lIlPfll st row tlvlt tu jiqlitj Maliwln, Nil-lszftn, l.avin li.f'liaril::, Pow:-ll, ll-ilallio Mltcti-fll, Foopirj Second row: Pyatt Vomit h 1 i It M lt llo l Il l ix wiht, Miitlawslzi, Omlio, Icxctzjf-wicyi, 'l'to-ine-y, llorny, llon-ri:1lLy, Wilai-:2 T ird row: lVl'CT1tl-- y, on'o, sity Rt u Xilinzku- Sizliuntzt 'l'oniotait1s, Ulf-vicy, Soclul-zo, Lloyd Fourth row: Sm-stair, Coopt-y, Bank, Putin, Llustainus, llaydu, Kon i V tuvu: Fifth row: Kli-in ltanclu-Clg, Olionsl-gy Kr-ndiq, lif-nat Sharalm, Sorokas, S+-ratin tliatirflz, flarimii, l 1.41 41- f 111-14' s 5 D .s .A K 1 - vs Q Mr. Daniels explains tools Leonard heads panel '11 ear X 4,06 ' f -96-J Future Rembrandts NOW - A-SDF - I I-KS -Q -54k5K 'kL., ilu f r Us . 4 I I .sw .. ' Nt wr . Bruce Williams Mary Williams loseph Wolczyk Rita Wychock l Doris William! lame: Winlock lohn Woodrosky Isabelle Wysoclu Keith William: Francis Woiekoski Dolorn Woznicki Mdrqf-'HB' Yule BRUCE FREDERICK WILLIAMS. St Clair, College Prepara- tory. Masquers, Bank Cashier, German Club, 2, Chapel Programs, Freshman Assembly. DORIS IOAN WILLIAMS. S. 6- S. Memorial, College Prepara- tory. Art Stall, Bank Cashier, Y-Teens, 2, Latin Club, 2, Science, 3, Business Stall, Outing Committee, Art Club, 2, Vice President, Red Cross. KEITH WILLIAMS. S. ci S. Memorial, College Preparatory. Key Club, 3, German Club, Band, 4, First Aid, Sale Driv- ing, Varsity Orchestra, 3, Wrestling, 3, Iunior Orchestra, 2, Lette-rman's, 2, Math Club. MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS. St, Iohn's, College Prepara- tory, Speakers, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., 2, French Club, 2, Sci- ence, 2, First Aid, Home Nursing. IAMES IOSEPH WINSOCK. Columbia, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Science, Sale Driv- ing, Math Club, Student Council. FRANCIS PAUL WOICIECHOWSKI. St. Clair, Academic General, Sale Driving, Student Council, Baseball, 3, Bas- ketball, 2. IOSEPH IAMES WOLCZYK. St loseph's, College Prepara- tory. Conservation, Math Club IOHN MARSHALL WOODROSKY. Guthrie, Academic Gen- eral, German Club, 2, Wrestling, Track, 2, DOLORES MARIE WOZNICKI. St. Clair, College Prepara- tory. National Honor Society, Speakers, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., 2, Latin Club, 2, Censor, Spanish Club, 4, Science Club, 2, Business Staff, 2, First Aid, Art Club, President, Strutters, 2, Bowling, 2, Basketball. RITA ROSE WYCHOCK. St. Mary's, Commercial. Typing Stall, Y-Teens, 2, Sale Driving. ISABELLE SUSAN WYSOCKI. S QS S Memorial, Academic General. Y-Teens, 2, Bowling, Chapel Programs. lorty Edward Yanchilr Ioseph Yencha Arlene Zehoslry Dorothy Yanchus Rita Zaledonis Alice Zelinski Donald Yankovich Roqer Zardus Lawrence Zlotkin MARGARET GERTRUDE YALE. S. 6. S. Memorial, Academic General. Masquers, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., 3, Spanisch Club, 4, Science, Sate Driving, Basketball, 4, Captain, Hockey, 2, Captain, Red Cross. EDWARD IOHN YANCHIK. Guthrie, College Preparatory, lunior Ushers, Editorial Staff, 3, Editor ot Breidlin, Editorial Council, 2, Masquers, Speakers, Bank Cashier, Asst. Head Bank Cashier, Latin Club, 2, Aedile, French Club, 2, Ger- man Club, Science, 3, Conservation, Math Club, Color Song, First Aid, Student Driving, Chapel Programs. DOROTHY BARBARA YANCHUS. SS. Peter 6. Paul, Com- mercial. Spanish Club, Chapel Programs DON YANKOVICH. W.-B. Twp., College Preparatory. Hi-Y, German Club, 2. IOSEPH ROBERT YENCHA. St, Stanislaus, College Prepara- tory. Conservation, Letterman's, 2, Art Club, Football, Track, 3, Captain. RITA MARIE ZALEDONIS. Grant, College Preparatory. Na- tional Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Bank Cashier, 2, Y- Teens, 2, French Club, 2, Science Club, 2, Math Club, Gilt Committee. ROGER C. ZARDUS. S, 6. S. Memorial, College Preparatory. ARLENE ROSE ZEHOSKY. St. Clair, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Typing Staff, Iournal Re- porters, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, 2, Science, Business Stall, 2, Student Council, First Aid, Announcement Committee, Sottball, Basketball, 4, May Day. ALICE I. ZELINSKI. Penn Treaty, Phila., Commercial. Speak- ers, Y-Teens, 2, Spanish Club, Science, 2, Baseball. LAWRENCE HAROLD ZLOTKIN. Grant, College Preparatory. Masquers, Speakers, Science, 3, President, Math Club, Conservation, Gilt Committee, Bowling, 2, Co-captain, Wrestling, Christmas Play, Senior Play, Class Day Repre- sentative. BERNARDINE FRANCES TOPOREK. St. Stanis- laus, Academic General. Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., Science Club, Math Club, Safe Driving, Home Nursing. IOANNE MARY TRASKUS. G.A.R., Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., French Club, 2, Safe Driv- ing, First Aid, Home Nursing. Lois IEAN 'rnEcAsK1s. s. fs. s. Memorial, Aw- demic General. Iournal Reporters, Speakers, 55 Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., 3, Spanish Club, 2, First in Aid, Safe Driving, Red Cross, Freshman As- W sembly, Home Nursing. Q21 .'A' . IOSEPH RICHARD TRUDNAK. Sacred Heart, ' V ' Y Academic General. Masquers, Bank Cashier, + . Hi-Y, 2, Science, Art Club, Track, 2, Red Cross. '1' R I Q 4' IANE A. TURISSINI. Mackin, College Prepara- .,, 3j tory. National Honor Society, lunior Ushers, K' Editorial Staff, 3, Editor-in-chief, Masquers, Bank Cashier, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Latin Club, French Club, President, Math Club, Iunior Aide, First Aid, Announcement Committee, H M Iunior Class, Secretary, Chapel Programs, May Day . A -t L: I '-..,.. is ,.- is . ,..- .:, Q ' 1. 'LSR 6 ' l If 0 Mark Umphred Walter Vernitsky Dolores Wana! George Warmck I A Roland Vanchure Miriam Virginis Peggy Ward Iohn Wasindd J fi I, .. . . Lorraine Verespy Marion Walcheski Mary Warick Ioseph Watchilla . IOAN ELIZABETH TURNER. Mackin, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, y lunior Ushers, Editorial Staff, 2, Editorial Council, Speakers, Bank Cashier, Y- - ' I Teens, 2, Latin Club, Science Club, lunior Aide, Library Aide, 2, First Aid, Bowl- QT ing, 2. 5 sr .. .- MARK ALLEN UMPHRED. Mackin, Academic General. Masquers, Hi-Y, Spanish Culb, Bernardine Taporek Lois Tregaskis Ioann Traskus Ioseph Trudnak lane Turissini Ioan Turner Science Club, Art Club, Chapel Programs. RONALD BERNARD VANCHURE. S. ci S. Memorial, Academic General. Science Club. LORRAINE ROSE VERESPY. St. Iohn's, Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, Latin Club, First Aid. WALTER VERNITSKY. Mackin, Academic General. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Art Club. MIRIAM REGINA VIRGINIS. Ashley, Commercial. Y-Teens, Latin Club, First Aid, Sate Driving, Basketball, Manager. MARION LOUISE WALCHESKI. Grant, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Art Staff, Mimeograph Staff, Iournal Reporters, 2, Speakers, Y-Teens, Z, G.A.A., French Club, Science, 2, Outing Committee, Art Club, May Day. DOLORES WANAT. S. G S. Memorial, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Art Staff, Speakers, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., 4, President, Spanish Club, 3, Sergeant at Arms, German Club, 2, Science, 2, First Aid, Sate Driving, Business Staff, 2, Art Club, Treasurer, Bowling, 2, Baseball, Basketball, 3, Captain, Hockey, 3. MARGARET LOUISE WARD. Holy Saviour, Commercial. Speakers, Y-Teens, 2, 2, G.A.A., 2, Science Club, Secretary, Softball, Business Staff, 2, Cheerleaders, 2, Bowling, Chapel Programs, 3, May Day. MARY ANN WARICK. St. Clair, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Y-Teens, Student Council, First Aid, Red Cross. GEORGE WARNICK. Mackin, Academic General. Spanish Club, Conservation, Base- ball, 4. IOHN IOSEPH WASINDA. St. Mary's GR., College Preparatory. Editorial Staff, 2, Masquers, Speakers, Bank Cashier, Hi-Y, Latin Club, 2, French Club, 2, Science Club, 3, Editorial Council, Math Club. IOSEPH WATCHILLA. Guthrie, College Preparatory. Key Club, German Club, 2, Football, 4, Wrestling, 3, Track, 2, Safe Driving. thirty-nine 2: T if . . , , Z A ...., . . . , I : ,A ANDRI-:NA s. STAHOVIC. Guthrie, College Pre- ' , . paratory. National Honor Society: lumor Ush- ers, Speakers, Y-Teens, GA,A., 4, Latin Club, . , ' ' ,' German Club, 2, Vice President, Science, Li- , . brary Aide, 4, Safe Driving, First Aid, Iunior 1 Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, 4, Secretary, if . gp .fr ., gi, I , ff, M Bowling, 3, Treasurer, Captain, Hockey, 2, ff , L' li Chapel Programs, 4. RITA ANN STAIEWSKI. S. 6. S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Y-Teens, 2, First Aid, A Cap- pella Choir, 3. IOHN STALNICK. Guthrie, Academic General A Cappella Choir. MARGARET MARY STASIK. Sacred Heart, Com- mercial. National Honor Society, lunior Ush- Q ers, Bank Cashier, 2, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., Ger- f---4 man Club, Library Staff, 4, Business Staff, 2, Student Council, Safe Driving, First Aid, Out- , , .. ing Committee, Chapel Programs, 2, Home f . 1 Nursing. -A IOHN STATION. SS. Peter 6- Paul, Academic General. Key Club, Letterman's, Secretary, Art Club, Baseball, 2, Football, Wrestling, 2 5? 5 1 Margaret Stasik is 1 1 v 1 L. I. ii ' ' ' N gg - 9 ' .- 1 J .L A I I f Androna Stahovic Iohn Station Ioseph Straka Frances Stravinski Rita Staiulri Christine Stetanoski Iune Straub Dolores Stucker Iohn Stalnik Raymond Stiller Francis Stook CHRISTINE PATRICIA STEFANOSKI. St. Iohn's, College Preparatory. Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., French Club, 2, Science, 3, Safe Driving, First Aid, Bowling, Red Cross, Home Nursing. RAYMOND WILLIAM STILLER. Courtright, Commercial. Typing Staff, Bank Cashier, Asst. Head Bank Cashier, Hi-Y, French Club, 3, Science, 2, Band, 4, Safe Driving, Senior Symphony Orchestra, First Aid, Conservation Club, Gift Committee, Varsity Orchestra, Spring Concert, 3, Chapel Programs, 2, Freshman Assembly, 2. FRANCIS IOSEPH STOOK. Grant, Academic General. IOSEPH ROBERT STRAKA. Sacred Heart, Academic General. Masquers, Bank Cash- ier, H-Y, German Club, Science, Art Club, Basketball, Football, Chapel Programs, May Day. IUNE MARGARET STRAUB. Mackin, College Preparatory. Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., Latin Club, 3, Praetor, German Club, 2, Science, Freshman Orchestra, Library, 4, Busi- ness Staff, 2, Student Council, First Aid, Varsity Orchestra, 2, Red Cross, Home Nursin . FRANCES MARY STRAVINSKI. Grant, Academic General. Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., French Club, 2, Science, Freshman Assembly, Home Nursing. DOLORES DOROTHY STUCKER. St. Clair, Commercial. Y-Teens, Safe Driving: Li- brary Staff, First Aid, Home Nursing. GERTRUDE MAUREEN SULLIVAN. P. S. DuPont, Academic General, Masquers, Speakers, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., French Club, 3, Treasurer, Science. ANTHONY ANDREW SZYMANSKI. Marymount, College Preparatory. French Club, Math Club. IOSEPH IOHN TARANTINI. Sacred Heart, Academic General. Letterman's, Student Council, Baseball, 3, Red Cross, DANIEL RICHARD TERSHAK. Guthrie, College Preparatory. lournal Reporters, 3, Masquers, Speakers, Hi-Y, 2, French Club, Science, 2, Conservation, Treasurer, Math Club, First Aid, Track, 4, Chapel Programs, Senior Play. DORIS ANN THOMPSON. Holy Saviour, Academic General. Masquers, Speakers, Y-Teens, G.A.A., 2, French Club, Science, First Aid, Cheerleaders, 2, Cover Girl- Chapel Programs, 2, Home Nursing. IOHN EDWARD TLUCEK. Guthrie, Academic General. Masquers, Latin Club, Ger- man Club, 2, Conservation, Football, Senior Play. thirty-eight K . Gertrude Sullivan Doris Thompson Anthony Szymanslri lohn Tlucek Ioseph Tarantini Daniel Teruhak IANICE THERESA SCHUSTER. St. Clair, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Editorial Staff, 3, Editor, Iournal, Iour- nal Reporters, Masquers, Bank Cashier, Y- Teens, 2, G.A.A., 2, Vice President, Latin Club, German Club, Z, Science, Math Club, Y-Teen Minstrel, Iunior Aide, Outing Committee, An- nouncement Committee, A Cappella Choir, Majorettes, 2, Leader, Cover Girl- Chapel Pro- grams, May Day. CAROLYN SEAK. North, College Preparatory. Speakers, Bank Cashier, 2, Latin Club, Sci- ence, Math Club. FRED SENESE. Grant, Academic General. Hi- Y, Band, 2, Conservation. IEAN SHIRLEY SHADES. Mackin, Commercial. Masquers, Speakers, Y-Teens, 2, French Club, 2, Science, Chapel Programs, Senior Play. HOWARD EDWARD SHAFER. Laurel Run Aca demic General. Spanish Club, Science- Con servation, Bowling, 2 MILDRED ANN SHALES. S. 6. S. Memorial Com mercial. Spanish Club Iohn Shimshock Lucille Silveri Dorothea Slashinski Valerie Sobolewsl Evelyn Shipula Eleanor Sincavage Bernard Slusarz Robert Sokol Wilbert Shorts Paul Sladinski Ioan Smith Virginia Spaydor Ianice Schuster Fred Senese Carolyn Seak lean Shades Howard Shafer Mildred Shale! IOHN FRANCIS SHIMSHOCK. St, lohn's, College Preparatory. National Honor So- ciety, lunior Ushers, Hi-Y, Conservation, Math Club, Gift Committee. EVELYN BEVERLY SHIPULA. St. Clair, Academic General. Y-Teens, Science, Stu- dent Council, Art Club. WILBERT IOHN SHORTS. North, Academic General. Band, Conservation Club. LUCILLE MARIE SILVERI. St. Clair, Commercial. Iournal Reporters, Bank Cashier, 2, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., Latin Club, Praetor, 2, Science, 2, Library Aide, 4, Bowling, Chapel Programs, Home Nursing. ELEANOR SINCAVAGE. Grant, Commercial. Iournal Reporters, Y-Teens, G.A.A., French Club, 2, Science, Freshman Orchestra, Library Aide, 3, First Aid, Varsity Orchestra, 3, Home Nursing. PAUL PETER SLADINSKI. Grant, College Preparatory. Science, French Club, Math Club, Track, 4, Red Cross, May Day. DOROTHEA CONSTANCE SLASHINSKI. Courtright, Academic General. Y-'I'eens- G.A.A., German Club, Science, First Aid, Home Nursing. BERNARD FRANK SLUSARZ. S. 5. S. Memorial, Commercial. National Honor Society- Iunior Ushers, Typing Staff, Bank Cashier, Head Bank Cashier, Math Club. IOAN SHIRLEY SMITH. S. 61 S. Memorial, Academic General. Iournal Reporters- Speakers, Y-Teens, Z, G.A.A., 4, Secretary, Spanish Club, German Club, 2, Scii ence, First Aid, Breidlin Couple, Cheerleaders, 3, Co-captain, Basketball, 4, Hockey, 2, Cover Girl, Home Nursing. VALERIE ANN SOBOLEWSKI. Guthrie, College Preparatory. National Honor Society- 1 Iunior Ushers, lournal Reporters, 2, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., 2, Latin Club, 3, Science, 3, Business Staff, 2, Iunior Aide, First Aid, Math Club, Majorettes, 2, Chapel Programs. ROBERT ANDREW SOKOL. St. Clair, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, lunior Ushers, Key Club, Bank Cashier, 2, Asst. Head Bank Cashier, Science, Stu- dent Council, 2, President, Letterman's, 2, Treasurer, Baseball, 2, Basketball, 2, Red Cross, Chapel Programs, 2. VIRGINIA FAITH SPAYDER. St. Mary's, College Preparatory, Iournal Reporters, Speakers, Y-Teens, G.A.A., 4, Treasurer, Latin Club, 2, Praetor, German Club, 2, Science, 2, Treasurer, Library Aide, 3, First Aid, Sale Driving, Cheerleaders, 2- Bowling, 3. thirty-seven MARY EMILY REBARCHAK. Sacred Heart, Com- mercial. Y-Teens, 2, German Club, Science, Business Staff, 2. DONALD REESE. Courtright, Commercial, Band. FRANCES ELIZABETH REGULA. St. Nicholas, Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., 2, Latin Club, Science, 2, Business Staff, 2, Hockey, Red Cross. GERALD MICHAEL REILLY. North, Academic General. Iournal Reporters, Masquers, Hi-Y, 3, A Cappella Choir, Art Club, 2, Baseball, 2, Basketball, 2, Football, Manager, DANIEL IOSEPH REYNOLDS. St. Iohn's, Com- mercial. Masquers, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Science, Outing Committee, Chapel Programs. MARYBERYL ANN RHODES. S. 5. S. Memorial, Academic General. lvlasquers, Y-Teens, G.A.A., French Club, 2, Science, A Cappella Choir, Bowling, Red Cross, Mary Rebarchak Daniel Reynolds Iames Roberts Charlotte Roth Donald Reese Mary Rhodes Rosalie Rock Rornaine Rukstalis Frances Regula Michael Rinish Gerald Reilly lohn Rinko MICHAEL IAMES RINISH. Sacred Heart, Academic General. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Art Stall, Art Editor, Art Club. IOHN ANDREW RINKO. Grant, College Preparatory. Iournal Reporters, Hi-Y, Sci- ence, Band, 5, Math Club, Iunior Orchestra IAMES DONALD ROBERTS. North, Academic General. lvlasquers, Band, Math Club, First Aid, Breidlin Skit, Red Cross. ROSALIE ROCK. Oliver, College Preparatory, Iournal Reporters, 2, Masquers, Speak- ers, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., 3, Science, A Cappella Choir, 2, Bowling, Red Cross, Fresh- man Assembly. CHARLOTTE MARIE ROTH. Courtright, Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., French Club, 2, Science, Basketball. ROMAINE IUSTINE RUKSTALIS. Courtright, Commercial. Bank Cashier, Y-Teens, 2. THEODORE RUSENKO. St. Stanislaus, College Preparatory. Iournal Reporters, Latin Club, Math Club. WILLIAM RYBOTYCKI. S, 6- S. Memorial, College Preparatory. IEROLD ANTHONY SAUER. North, College Preparatory, Hi-Y, French Club, Treas- urer, Band, 4, Iunior Orchestra, Christmas Program. IOHN IOSEPH SAUER. North, College Preparatory. Hi-Y, French Club, Band, 4, Varsity Orchestra, 3, lunior Orchestra, Chapel Programs, Christmas Play, BEVERLY MAE SCHANTZ. Laurel Run, Commercial. National Honor Society, luriior Ushers, Bank Cashier, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Spanish Club, 2, Business Staff, 2. Theodore Rusenko Beverly Schantz William Rybetycki Robert Schiftauer ROBERT IOSEPH SCHIFFHAUER. Courtright, Academic General, National Honor Gerald Sauer Society, Iunior Ushers, Art Statt, German Club, Art Club. lohn Sauer thirty-six ELIZABETH A. PASTERNAK. St. Clair, College Preparatory. Bank Cashier, 2, Y-Teens, 2, G,A.A., Latin Club, 3, German Club, 2, Sci- ence, A Cappella Choir, 2, DANIEL PETER PAULY. St. Clair, College Pre- paratory. lournal Reporters, Safe Driving, Stu- dent Council. NANCY GLORIA PEARAGE. Oliver, Commer- cial. Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., Science, A Cappella Choir, 3, Bowling, Chapel Programs, 4, Fresh- man Assembly. GRACE FLORENCE PEGG. North, College Pre- paratory, Editorial Staff, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Latin Club, 3, Aedile, German Club, 2, Science, Executive Council, Y-Teens Minstrel, lunior Choir, Outing Committee, First Aid, A Cap- pella Choir, Red Cross, Chapel Programs, 2, Freshman Assembly, Gift Committee, Business Staff. LUCILLE PELAK. St. Clair, Commercial. Nation- al Honor Society, lunior Ushers, Masquers, Y- Teens, 2, G.A,A., French Club, Z, Student Council, Business Staff, 2, First Aid, Gift Com- mittee, Bowling X. Marlene Peterlin Nancy Petro Richard Polchek Iacqueline Queenarl Elmer Petlock Florence Petroski Walter Popko Ann Queri Irene Petro Barry Platskv Robert Prieto Iohn Ralston ANTHONY IOSEPH PERUGINO. Grant, Academic General. Key Club, 2, Band, 2, Letterman's, 2, Varsity Orchestra, 2, Track, 3, Cover Boy. MARLENE ANN PETERLIN. St. Clair, College Preparatory. Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A,, Latin Nursing. Play. tary. Club, 2, German Club, 2, Science, A Cappella Choir, Baseball. ELMER ANTHONY PETLOCK. Grant, Academic General. IRENE PETRO. Sacred Heart, Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, Library Aides, 3. NANCY IOAN PETRO. St, Mary's G. C., College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., Latin Club, 3, Consul, Aedile, French Club, 2, Science, 2, Business Staff, 2, Symphony Orchestra, 3, Math Club, Secretary, Varsity Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, Chapel Programs, 2, Freshman Assembly, Home FLORENCE PETROSKI. Oliver, Commercial. Masquers, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., 2, Span- ish Club, 3, Science, Strutters, 2, Baseball, Basketball, Freshman Assembly, Senior BARRY PLATSKY. Weaver, College Preparatory. Masquers, Speakers, German Club, Science, Band, 4, Math Club, Varsity Orchestra. RICHARD ALBERT POLCHEK. Holy Saviour, Academic General. Iournal Reporters, Hi-Y, 2, Science, 2, Letterman's, Wrestling, 3, Track, 2. WALTER IOSEPH POPKO. Grant, Academic General. Hi-Y, 2, German Club, Con- servation Club, Sale Driving, Art Club, Baseball, Football, Track. ROBERT ANTHONY PRIETO. Grant, Academic General. Hi-Y, Science, Conserva- tion, Math Club, Student Council. IACQUELINE REGINA QUEENAN. S. :S S. Memorial, College Cashier, 3, Y-Teens, Z, G.A.A., Science, A Cappella Choir, 2, Preparatory. Bank Art Club, 2, Secre- ANN ELIZABETH QUERI. S. CS S. Memorial, College Preparatory. 2, G.A.A., Latin Club, Science, 2, Bank Cashier, A Cappella Choir, 3, Librarian, Speakers, Y-Teens, Elizabeth Pasternak Nancy Pearage Daniel Pauly Grace Pegg Lucille Pelak Anthony Perugino Art Club, 2, Bowling, 2. IOHN L. RALSTON. Columbia, Academic General. I-li-Y, Latin Club, 2, A Cappella Choir. - thirty-five ' 5- Y 5 I , tl' 'U' 5' K ' 6: ' an . la r Shirley Myors Donald Mishkel Mary Murphy Ioan Oko Ronald Miller Mary Morika Elsie Ohnmacht Lottie Oko Emma Minemier Dorothy Mulhern Oanmarie Miskiewicz Ioanne Murphy 1 mtfi SHIRLEY ANN MEYERS. Laurel Run, Commer- cial. Y-Teens, 2, Spanish Club, 2, Student Council. RONALD IOHN MILLER. Grant, Commercial. Masquers, Hi-Y, Science, Art Club, Red Cross. EMMA MYRLE MINEMIER. Courtright, Commer- cial. Iournal Reporters, Y-Teens, 2, President, G.A.A., 2, French Club, 2, German Club, 2, Science, Freshman Assembly. IEANMARIE MISKIEWICZ. North, Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, Latin Club, 3, French Club, Sci- ence. DONALD IOHN MISHKEL. G.A.R., Academic General. MARY MORIKA. Grant, Commercial. Spanish Club, 2, Science. DOROTHY THERESA MULHERN. St. Iohn's, College Preparatory. Masquers, Speakers, Y- Teens, 2, G.A.A., Latin Club, French Club, 2, Secretary, Science, 3, Bowling, Senior Play. IOANNE LOUISE MURPHY. S. CS S. Memorial, Commercial. Y-Teens, A Cappella Choir, 2, Art Club, 2, Bowling, 3, Captain. MARY IOAN MURPHY. Mackin, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Editorial Staff, Speakers, Bank Cashier, 4, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., Latin Club, 3, Head Praetor, French Club, Science, Math, Iunior Aide, Business Staff, 2, Chapel Program, Strutters, Bowling, 2, Freshman Assembly, Home Nursing, May Day. ELSIE OHNMACHT. Greene Dreher, Commercial, lournal Reporters, Speakers, Y- Teens, G.A.A., First Aid, Basketball, Captain, Hockey. IOAN ANN OKO. S. at S. Memorial, College Preparatory, Iunior Ushers, Iournal Re- porters, Speakers, G.A.A., 2, French Club, 3, President, German Club, 2, Sale Driving, Girls' Solt Ball, First Aid, Basketball, 2, Captain, Hockey. LOTTIE MARY OKO. SS. Peter 6. Paul, Academic General. Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Secretary. HELEN AGNES OLSAKOWSKI. St. Clair, College Preparatory. National Honor So- ciety, Iunior Ushers, Editorial Statl, 2, Masquers, Bank Cashier, Y-Teens, 2, Vice President, Latin Club, 2, Quaestor, Science, Senior Symphony, 2, Math, Music Night, 2, Varsity Orchestra, lunior Symphony Orchestra, 2, Art Club, Bowling, G.A.A. MARY LOUISE ONUFER. St. Mary's G. R., College Preparatory. National Honor So- ciety, Iunior Ushers, Iournal Reporters, Masquers, Speakers, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., Latin Club, 3, Aedile, German Club, 2, Science, 2, Business Staff, , Math, First Aid, Iunior Aide, Bowling, Freshman Assembly, Editorial Stall, Chapel Programs. ELAINE OPET. Grant, Collcge Preparatory. Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., Latin Club, 2, Ger- man Club, 2, Science. URBAN IOHN PACIGA. Sacred Heart, Academic General. Art Stall, Masquers, Ger- man Club, Conservation Club, Art Club, Chapel Programs. IOHN IOSEPH PANZAK. Grant, Academic General. CLAIRE PAPPAS. Mackin, Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, Spanish Club, 4. thirty-four in Helen Olsakowski Iohn Panxak Mary Onuier Claire Pappas Elaine Opet Urban Paciga ELEANOR ANN LAUX. St. Iohn's, Commercial. National Honor Society, lournal Reporters, 2, Masquers, Speakers, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., Z, Science, First Aid, Cheerleaders, 3, Head, Bowling, 2, Captain. IOHN THOMAS LEONARD. Holy Saviour, Aca- demic General, Senior Class President, Key Club, Letterman's Club, 2, President, Baseball, 4, Basketball, 4, Captain, Football. CHARLOTTE MARY LESKO. St. Clair, Commer- cial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Masquers, Y-Teens, 2, Secretary, Treasurer, G.A.A., 3, Spanish Club, 3, Treasurer, German Club, 2, Sale Driving, Business Staff, 2, Ma- jorettes, 2. DON A. LEVY. S. of S. Memorial, Academic Gen- eral. Masquers, Bank Cashier, Hi-Y, 3, Con- servation, Hi-Y Skit, Breidlin Skit, A Cappella Choir, Art Club, Wrestling, Red Cross Rep- resentative, Chapel Programs. IOSEPH STANLEY LEVANDOWSKI. St. Stanis- laus, Academic General, Band, 3, Chapel Programs, Freshman Assembly. William Llewellyn Patricia McGrady Gail MacMillan Dorothy Maioy Iohn Macedonia Anna McHugh Patricia McNulty Mary Meehan Mary McGee-han Patricia McHugh Ioann Mahon William Metzo RONALD IOHN LINKER. Courtright, Academic General. Key Club, Bank Cashier, Hi-Y, President, German Club, Letterman's Club, 2, Vice President, Basketball, Football, 2, Track, 3. WILLIAM ALBERT LLEWELLYN, IR. North, College Preparatory. Key Club, Science Club, Student Council, Letterman's Club, 2, Basketball, 4, Track, 2. Track, 2. IOHN PETER MACEDONIA. S. 5: S. Memorial, College Preparatory. Masquers, Hi-Y, 2, French Club, 3, Vice President, Science, Conservation, A Cappella Choir, Z, Bowling, 2, Christmas Play. i r Eleanor Laux Charlotte Lesko lohn Leonard Donald Levy loseph Lewandowski Ronald Linker MARY LOUISE MCGEEHAN. Holy Saviour, College Preparatory. Art Staff, German Club, Art Club, Z. PATRICIA ANN MCGRADY. S. QS- S. Memorial, Academic General. Y-Teens, 3, Safe Driving. PATRICIA MARY MCHUGH. Meyers, Commercial. Masquers, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Latin Club, Science, Red Cross. ANNA ROSE McHUGH. Holy Saviour, Commercial. Y-Teens, Science, Red Cross, 2. GAIL ELIZABETH MacMILLAN. North, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Editorial Staff, 2, Editor, Chairman Editorial Council, Iournal Re- porters, Speakers, Y-Teens, Z, G.A.A., 2, Latin Club, 2, Secretary, French Club, 2, Vice President, Science, 2, Iunior Aide, Math, Outing Committee, Y-Teen Minstrels, Gitt Committee, Chairman, Cheerleaders, 2, Bowling, Basketball, Cover Girl, May Dav. PATRICIA MARIE MCNULTY. Holy Saviour, College Preparatory. Y-Teens, Latin Club, 2, Science, 3, Sale Driving. JOAN ANN MAHON. S. 6. S. Memorial, Commercial. National Honor Society, lunior Ushers, Typing Staff, Speakers, Y-Teens, 2, Spanish Club, 4, Business Staff, Z, First Aid, Y-Teen Minstrel, Sale Driving. DOROTHY IEAN MATEY. Mackin, Commercial. Bank Cashier, Y-Teens, 2, Spanish Club, 4, Science, Red Cross. MIGHTY AGIEES MEEHAN. S. :Sf S. Memorial, Academic General. Iournal Reporters, - eens, . WILLIAM V. METZO. Girard College, Academic General. Masquers, Hi-Y, Conserva- tion, A Cappella Choir, Art Club, Chapel Programs, Senior Play, May Day, 2. thirty-three fl xx fc -11.42. IOHN X. KONSTANTINOVICH. Guthrie, Aca- demic General. German Club, A Cappella Choir. ALICE ROSE KOPEC. St. Iohn's, Commercial. Y- Teens, 2, G.A.A., Bowling, 2, Captain, GERALDINE ANN KOPEC. Guthrie, College Pre- paratory, Editorial Stall, Iournal Reporters, Bank Cashier, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., 2, Latin Club, German Club, 2, Science, Iunior Aide, Student Council, Iunior Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, Z, Bowling, Z, Baseball, Chapel Pro- grams, Freshman Assembly. ROSE MARY KOPEC. St. Stanislaus, Commer- cial. Y-Teens, 2, Latin Club, First Aid, Bowl- ing, 3, Secretary, Captain, 2, Baseball, Basket- ball, MAURICE KORNBLAU. Grant, College Prepara- tory, Iournal Reporters, 3, Masquers, 2, Sci- ence, 2, Math Club, Freshman Assembly, MARIAN IEAN KOVAL. Sacred l-leart, Commer- cial, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., First Aid, Baseball. Hg. Senior Play. E5 fy l Q 4 5- df 1 -. ,, . M ohn Konatantinovich Alice Kopec Geraldine Kopec Rolo Kopec Maurice Kornblau Marian Koval Elias Kozak Bertha Krompu:-:ky Stephen Krill Ioseph Knxshinski Iohn Krokos Mary Kucirko ELIAS KOZAK. Guthrie, Academic General. Art Staii, Latin Club, Art Club, Z. BERTHA KREMPESKY. Guthrie, Commercial. Y-Teens, French Club, 2, Baseball, Basketball. STEPHEN PETER KRILL. St. Clair, Academic General. Conservation Club, Secretary, Chapel Programs. IOHN ANTHONY KROKOS. S. 6- S. Memorial, Academic General. Masquers, French Club, A Cappella Choir, 2. IOSEPH HERMAN KRUSHINSKI. Marymount, Academic General. Hi-Y, 2, Spanish Club, Bar Team, May Day. MARY ELAINE KUCIRKO. S. 6. S. Memorial, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Iournal Reporters, Y-Teens, 2, Latin Club, Z, German Club, 2, Science, 3, Business Staff, Student Council, Announcement Committee. IAMES ALEXANDER KUCZYNSKI. Marymount, Academic General. Key Club, 3, Journal Reporters, Masquers, Speakers, Hi-Y, 2, Science, 2, Stage Crew, 4, Man- ager, Lettermen's, Conservation, Math Club, First Aid, Baseball, 2, Football, Wrestling, 2, Track, 2, Chapel Programs, 2, Freshman Assembly, May Day. ANNA MAE KUZNAR. Oliver, Commercial. French Club, Science, 2, Baseball, Fresh- man Assembly. CLARENCE A. LaBAR. Oliver, College Preparatory. Bank Cashier, Stage Crew, 4. RONALD BERNARD LADA. Sacred Heart, Academic General. FRANCIS X. LANNING. Wilkes-Barre Twp., Academic General. Student Council. RICHARD PAUL LAVELLE. North, Academic General. Band, 3, First Aid, Conserva- tion Club, Wrestling. thirty-two lumen Kucxynlki Francis Lanning Ann Kuznar Richard Lavcllo Clarence Lalar Ronald Lada ANNE THERESA IHNAT. Guthrie, Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, Spanish Club, 2, Bowling, Safe Driving. AMANDA MARTHA IACKSON. G.A.R., Aca- demic General. Spanish Club, 3, Iunior Choir, A Cappella Choir, 2, Chapel Programs, 3, Freshman Assembly, 2. ROBERT ANTHONY IANISZEWSKI. St. Clair, Academic General. IUDITH LYNNE IOHNSON. S. 6- S. Memorial, Commercial. Masquers, Secretary, Speakers, Bank Cashier, Y-Teens, Z, G.A.A., 3, Spanish Club, 3, Hockey, Manager, Red Cross, Fresh- man Assembly, Senior Play, Sale Driving. CAROL MAE IONES. Grant, Commercial. Y- Teens, French, 2, Iunior Choir, Christmas Pro- gram, A Cappella Choir, Freshman Assembly. MARGARET ANNA IONES. North, Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., 3, Spanish Club, 4, Sci- ence, 2, Strutters, 3, May Day, Z. Mary Iones Stella Kabara Iune Karalus Michael Klitchl Andrew Iubis Barbara Kachmar Iohn Kozanecki Dolores Klutchl Andrew Iugon Elizabeth Kaporch Mary Kessler Patrick Klynot Anne Ihnat Robert laniszewski Amanda Iackson Iudy Iohnson Carol Iones Margaret lone: MARY ALICE IONES. Oliver, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Masquers, Y-Teens, Z, Latin Club, Praetor, Science, Business Staff, 2, A Cappella Choir, 2, Freshman Assembly. ANDREW THOMAS IUBIS. Sacred Heart, College Preparatory. Hi-Y, French Club, Safe Driving. ANDREW GEORGE IUGON. St. Clair, Academic General. STELLA ANN KABARA. St. Stanislaus, Academic General. Iournal Reporters, Y- Teens, 2, G.A.A., French Club, Science, Safe Driving, A Cappella Choir, Bowling, 3, Captain, 2, President, l, Basketball. BARBARA HELEN KACHMAR. St. Mary's Greek Rite, Commercial. Editorial Staff, 2, Speakers, Y-Teens, Z, G.A.A., Spanish Club, 3, Science, First Aid, Cheerleaders, Chapel Programs, Freshman Assembly. ELIZABETH LOUISE KAPORCH. S. G S. Memorial, Commercial. Iournal Reporters, Masquers, Speakers, Bank Cashier, 3, Y-Teens, Z, G.A.A., 3, Spanish Club, 2: Science, Basketball, Hockey, 3. IUNE FRANCES KARALUS. Grant, Commercial. lunior Ushers, Bank Cashier, 2, Y- Teens, 2, French Club, 2, Iournal Reporter, Safe Driving. IOHN IOSEPH KAZANECKI. St. Clair, Academic General. Parallel Bar Team. MARY ELIZABETH KESSLER. S. CS- S. Memorial, Commercial. Editorial Stall, 2, Y- Teens, 2, German Club, 2, Science, Iunior-Senior Outing Committee, Iunior Aide, Editorial Council. MICHAEL KLITCHKO. Courtriaht, Academic General. lournal Reporters, Hi-Y, 2, Lettermen's, Z, Basketball, 4, Track. DOLORES KLUTCHKO. St. Clair, Academic General. Speakers, Y-Teens, 2, Science PATRICK KLYNOTT. St. Clair, College Preparatory. Iunior Ushers. thirty-one 2, Science, Sate Driving. g 1 1? 'fl x . ' x 1 . ., nw WILLIAM FRITSKI. Grant, Academic General, HELEN IANE GAMMAITONI. S. 6. S. Memorial, College Preparatory. Iournal Reporters, Bank Cashier, 3, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A,, 4, Latin Club, German Club, 2, Science, 2, Minstrels, Busi- ness Staff, 2, Business Manager, Iunior Aide, Tumbling, First Aid, Outing Committee, A Cappella Choir, Strutters, 3, Leader, Basket- ball, 2, Manager, Hockey, 2, Manager, Cover Girl, Red Cross Representative, May Day, 2. MADELEINE ISABELLA GARRRETT. Doran, Col- lege Preparatory. Iournal Reporters, Latin Club, German Club, 2, Gilt Committee, Home Nursing, First Aid, A Cappella Choir, 2, Chapel Programs, Freshman Assembly. IOAN MARIE GELATKO. Grant, Commercial. Speakers, Y-Teens. MARGARET GEORGE. North, Commercial. Na- tional Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Iourrial Reporters, Speakers, Bank Cashier, Y-Teens, 2, Spanish Club, 4, Student Council, Business Stall, 2, First Aid, Outing Committee. William Fritski Margaret George Lorraine Grubuski William Halcisak Helen Gammaitoni Mary Gibbons Beverly Gwyn Paul Havir Madeleine Garrett Bernadine Grady Ioan Gelatko Mary Gronski MARY ANN GIBBONS. St. lohn's, College Preparatory. Iournal Reporters, Speakers, Y-Teens, 2, G,A.A., 3, Spanish Club, 2, President, Science, Business Stall, 2, Stu- dent Council, Vice President, Safe Driving, First Aid, Announcement Committee, Hockey. BERNARDINE GRADY. Holy Saviour, Academic General. Y-Teens, 2, Spanish Club, MARY ANN GRONSKI. Grant, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, lunior Ushers, Latin Club, 3, Aedile, Business Staff, 2, Outing Committee. LORRAINE NANCY GRUBUSKI. S 6. S. Memorial, Academic General. Y-Teens, Science, Art Club. BEVERLY IUNE GWYN. Meyers, Academic General. Y-Teens, 2, Latin Club, Sate Driving, Iunior Choir, A Cappella Choir, 2, Chapel Programs, Freshman Assembly- Home Nursing. WILLIAM THOMAS HALCISAK. Sacred Heart, College Preparatory. Key Club, 2, Chaplain, Hi-Y, 2, Spanish Club, German Club, Sale Driving, Lettermens Wrestling. PAUL ALBERT HAVIR. Mackin, College Preparatory. Key Club, 2, Spanish Club, Band, 3, Lettermen's, 2, Student Council, Wrestling, 2. ANN MARIE HAVLEY. Grant, Commercial. National Honor Society, lunior Ushers, Mimeograph Stall, Iournal Reporters, Y-Teens, French Club, Sale Driving, Class Day Representative, May Day. DOROTHY ANN HODUN. SS. Peter 6. Paul, Commercial. Y-Teens, Chapel Programs. IOHN L. HOLTHAUS. St. Iohn's, College Preparatory. Key Club, 3, President, Letter- me-n's, 2, Sale Driving, Basketball, 3, Football, 4, Track. WILLIAM WALTER HRYNKIW. Grant, College Preparatory. Key Club, 2, Hi-Y, 2, Spanish Club, German Club, 2, Science, 2, Band, A Cappella Choir, Chapel Pro- grams, 4, Freshman Assembly. MARGARET HUTZ. St. Clair, Academic General. Masquers, Speakers, Y-Teens, 2, Science, Sale Driving MARY HUTZ. St. Clair, Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., 2, Spanish Club, 4, A Cap- pella Choir, Chapel Programs, 4, Freshman Assembly, Majorettes, 3. thirty . - I lr . Q iii 1 Ann Havley Margaret Hut: Dorothy Hodun Mary Hut: Iohn Holthaul William Hrynkiw HARRY DOMBEK. Guthrie, College Preparatory. Masquers, Speakers, l-li-Y, 3, Science, 3, Con- servation Club, First Aid, Letterman's Club, 2, Math Club, Breidlin Skit, A Cappella Choir, 3, Football, 4, Track, 4, Chapel Programs, Fresh- man Assembly. ANTHONY LEONARD DYSLESKI. S. 61 S, Me- morial, Commercial. Key Club, 2, Spanish Club, Student Council, Letterman's Club, 2, Baseball, Wrestling, 2, Captain. EDWARD LAWRENCE DZANIS. Sacred Heart, Academic General. Key Club, 2, Secretary, Bank Cashier, Letterman's Club, 2, Football, 4, Captain, Wrestling, Cover Boy. IOHN EDWARD EUSTICE. St. lohn's, College Preparatory. Key Club, 2, Treasurer, Hi-Y, 2, Secretary, Bank Cashier, Science, 3, Treasurer, Outing Committee, Math Club, Wrestling, 2. RAYMOND D. EVANS. St, Clair, Academic Gen- eral. Masquers, Hi-Y, 2, Science, Conserva- tion, Art Club, Football, Track, 2. MARY ELIZABETH FAIRCHILD. Mackin, Com- mercial, Iournal Reporters, 2, Speakers, Y- Teens, Z, G.A.A., 3, Spanish Club, 4, Science, Strutters, 3, Red Cross Representative, 2, Chapel Programs, 2, May Day, 2, First Aid. , . .N George Faltze Stanley Fiedorczylc Mary Flynn Wm. Franckiowicz Shirley Fussen lcrnice Finley Florence Fox Norma Franks lustine Fedak Andrew Firda Ioan Fox Dorothy Frederick I ff '..l . 3, I ,f Harry Dornbek Edward Dzanis Anthony Dysleski Iohn Eustice Ray Evans Mary Fairchild GEORGE FALTZE. Mackin, College Preparatory. Hi-Y, Spanish, Gorman, Science, Math, Track. SHIRLEY FASSETT. S. CS S. Memorial, College Preparatory. Latin Club, Sato Driv- ing, First Aid. IUSTINE FEDAK. Grant, Commercial. National Honor Society, Mimeograph Staff, Iournal Reporters, 2, French Club, Student Council, Freshman Assembly. STANLEY STEVEN FIEDORCZYK. Grant, Academic General. Masquers, l, Vice Presi- dent, Chapel Programs, Senior Play. IANICE MAE FINLEY. Courtright, Commercial. Speakers, Y-Teens, G.AA, 3, Sci- ence, Minstrels, Y-Teens Minstrel, Fashion Show, First Aid, A Cappella Choir, Secretary and Librarian, Bowling, 3, Captain, Basketball, Hockey, 3, Red Cross Representative, Chapel Programs. ANDREW FIRDA. St. Clair, Academic General. Masquers, Hi-Y, 2, German Club, 2, Conservation, President, Football, 2, Wrestling, Cover Boy, Chapel Programs, Senior Play. MARY ANN FLYNN. St. Iohn's, Commercial. GAA, Spanish Club, Science, First Aid, Freshman Assembly. FLORENCE LOUISE FOX. Oliver, Commercial, Y-Teens, Latin Club, A Cappella Choir, 2. IOAN MARGARET FOX. Mackin, Academic General. Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., 3, Spanish Club, 4, Science, Strutters, Hockey, 2. WILLIAM BERNARD FRANCKIEWICZ. St. Stanislaus, Academic General, Art Staff. NORMA SUE FRANKS. Laurel Run, Commercial. Sale Driving. DOROTHY ANN FREDERICK. Grant, Commercial. Bank Cashier, Y-Teens, 2, Iunior Choir, First Aid, A Cappella Choir, Hockey, Red Cross Representative, 2, Freshman Assembly. twenty-nine ,. EUGENE WILLIAM CONNOR. North, College Pre- paratory. Key Club, 3, Vice President, Iour- nal Reporters, Masquers, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Basketball, 3, Football, co-captain, 4, Track, 4, Iunior Class President, Cover Boy. PATRICIA ANN CONWELL. Holy Saviour, Com- mercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ush- ers, Mimeograph Statt, Speakers, Bank Cash- ier, Y-Teens, 2, Science, First Aid, Business Staff, 2, Y-Teens Minstrel, Announcement Com- mittee, Iunior Aide, Baseball, Basketball. IACQUELINE M. COYNE. Mackin, Academic General. Masquers, Y-Teens, G.A.A., 2, Sci- ence, Strutters, 3, Chapel Programs. BARBARA CROYLE. S, 6. S. Memorial, Aca- demic General, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, G.A.A. ' GERALD MARTIN CURLEY. North, College Pre- ' 1 paratory. Key Club, 2, Hi-Y, 2, Vice President- Latin Club, 2, French Club, First Aid. I 3' . F 'rnsononi-: THOMAS czmmzcxi. Marymount, .ii College Preparatory, Hi-Y, 2, German Club, 2, it Conservation, Bowling, 2, Wrestling. at iw - JF snr fit, I. Eugene Connor Gerald Curley Ierome Danish David Davies Patricia Conwell Theo. Clarniecki Edward Darko Edward Dechman Iacqueline Coyne Eleanor Czarnota Barbara Croyle Robert Daniels ELEANOR MARY CZARNOTA. Sl. Clair, Commercial. Y-Teens, G.A.A., Latin Club 2, Praetor, Science, Safe Driving, First Aid, Bowling, Freshman Assembly. ROBERT DANIELS. Grant, College Preparatory. First Aid, Sale Driving, Iunior Choirs, Freshman Assembly. Letterman's Club. EDWARD IOSEPH DARKO. Sacred Heart, Academic General. Conservation, First , ' Aid, Sale Driving, Letterman's Club, Baseball, 4, Captain, Basketball, IEROME MICHAEL DANISH. Sacred Heart, Academic General. Football, Track, Let- terman's Club, DAVID ALVIN DAVIES. S. G S. Memorial, Academic General. Key Club, 2, Con- servation, Fted Cross, Z. EDWARD GEORGE DECHMAN. S. 6- S. Memorial, Academic General. Conservation, Red Cross, Art Club. HAROLD FRANKLIN DEISHER. Courtright, College Preparatory. Editorial Stalf, 3, Masquers, Hi-Y, 2, Latin Club, 3, Consul, Band, 3, Firt Aid, Varsity Orchestra, 2, Mantle Orator, Freshman Assembly. ALBERTA MARILYN DENNIS. Holy Saviour, College Preparatory. Latin Club, Sci- ence, 2, First Aid. LEWIS IOSEPH DEPPNER. St. Iohn's, Commercial. Speakers, Bank Cashier, 3, Hi-Y, 4, German Club, Science, 3, Conservation Club, A Cappella Choir, Baseball, 2, Football, Wrestling. DONALD EDWARD DEVANS. Strauss, Academic General. Iournal Reporters, Iunior Choir, North Eastern District Chorus, Conservation, First Aid, Christmas Program, 2, Spring Concert, A Cappella Choir, 2, Chapel Program, 2. FRANCIS C. DINAN. North, Academic General. Hi-Y, 2, Latin Club, Band, 2, First Aid, Freshman Assembly. Harold Deisher Francis Dinan DAVID DOMBEK. Guthrie, College Preparatory, Art Statt, 3, Masquers, Speakers, Album nqnnig Dqvid Dombgk Hi-Y, 3, Science, 3, Conservation Club, First Aid, A Cappella, 2, Art Club, 3, Foot- Lewis Dopprm- ball, 2, Track, Chapel Programs, Freshman Assembly. Donald Bevan: twenty-eight IOHN I. BLAZES. Guthrie, Academic General. LORETTA ANN BLESSNER. S. 6. S. Memorial, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Mimeograph, 2, Iournal Reporters, Y- Teens, French Club, Science, 2, First Aid, Business Staff, 2. MARYANN IOSEPHINE BLONDEK. St. Stanis- laus, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Y-Teens, 2, Business Stall, 2, First Aid, A Cappella Choir, 2. BARBARA ANN BOCHNIAK. St. Clair, Academic General, Y-Teens, 2, Science, A Cappella Choir, 2, Chapel Programs. BEVERLY IANE BOWERS. Grant, College Pre- paratory, Editorial Stall, 2, Latin Club, 3, Praetor, 2, German Club, 2, Secretary, Science, Student Council, Handbook Committee, Edi- torial Council, First Aid. MARY IANE BRANDT. Courtright, Commercial, Bank Cashier, 3, Y'Teens, 2, Sale Driving, First Aid. Maryann Blondek Barbara Bochniak Beverly Bowers Mary Brandt Iohn Blazes Loretta Blessner Elaine Brennan Madeline Budzyn Dolores Cardamone Andrew Chabala Ioseph Brennan Mary Budzyn Samuel Carpenter Ber'dine Chronowsk Celia Brown Patricia Cannon Bernardine Ceklosky Carol Clune ELAINE MEREDITI-I BRENNAN. Courtright, Commercial. Mimeograph Statt, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., 3, French Club, 3, Science, Sate Driving, First Aid, Gitt Committee, Iunior Aid, Music Night, A Cappella Choir, Basketball, 2, Chapel Programs, 2, Freshman Assembly. IOSEPH IOHN BRENNAN. Grant, Academic General, CELIA LUCY BROWN. North, Commercial. Y-Teens, French Club, Science, First Aid. MADELINE C. BUDZYN. St. Stanislaus, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, lournal Reporters, YeTeens, 2, French Club, Safe Driving, First Aid. MARY ANN BUDZYN. St. Stanislaus, Commercial. Bank Cashier, 3, Y-Teens, 2, French Club, First Aid. PATRICIA SHARON CANNON. Mackin, Academic General. Y-Teens, Science, First Aid. DOLORES MARIE CARDAIVIONE. S. CS- S. Memorial, Academic General. Y-Teens, Science, Strutters, 3. SAMUEL JOHN CARPENTER. Oliver, Academic General. Key Club, 2, Hi-Y, 3, French, Football, 4, co-captain, Wrestling, 2, Track, Cover Boy. BERNARDINE MARY CEKLOSKY. Sacred Heart, Academic General. ANDREW MICHAEL CHABALA. St. Clair, Academic General, BARNADINE CATHERINE CHRONOWSKI. St. Clair, Academic General. YATeens, 2, G,A,A., 3, Science, Art Club, 2, Baseball, RITA CAROL CLUNE. St. Clair, Commercial. Masquers, Y-Teens, 2, Latin Club, First Aid, Business Staff, 2, Baseball, Chapel Programs, Class Day Representative. twenty-seven NAOMI MARGUERITE ALBRECHT. Oliver, Aca- demic General. Speakers, A Cappella Choir, 2. ANN ALMASIE. St. Mary's, Academic General. Y-Teens, 2, Science, A Cappella Choir, 2, Chapel Programs. MARY CATHERINE BABULA. Mackin, Academic General. Y-Teens, Science, First Aid, Home Nursing. REGINA VERONICA BABYAK. Wilkes-Barre Township, College Preparatory. Latin Club, 3, Sale Driving, First Aid, Red Cross Representa- tive, A Cappella Choir, Home Nursing. REGINA RUTH BALTUSKONIS. Courtright, Com- mercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ush- ers, Mimeograph Stall, Iournal Reporters, Y- Teens, 2, French Club, Business Stall, 2, Stu- dent Council, Sale Driving. WALTER W. BARTELD. S. 15. S. Memorial, Aca- demic General. Sale Driving, First Aid, Con- servation Club. BARBARA S. BASSLER. Wilkes-Barre Township, ball. l , rf' un 'iii H 5 ff' 5 l .Q . ,A i. Naomi Albrecht Regina Baltuskonis Ioseph Belchunes Lillian Belles Ann Almasie Vlaltar Barteld Helen Bella Robert Belles Mary Babula Barbara Bassler Regina Babyak Iames Beidleman twi- IAMES CLARK BEIDLEMAN. S. 6 S. Memorial, College Preparatory. Key Club, Hi-Y, German Club, 3, Science, Band, Letterman's, 2, Math, Baseball, Basketball, 3, First Aid, Sale Driving. IOSEPH STANLEY BELCHUNES. Grant, College Preparatory. Safe Driving. HELEN BELLA. Oliver, Commercial. Speakers, Y-Teens, Science, Home Nursing, Sale Driving. LILLIAN SEBRA BELLES. Mackin, Commercial. lournal Reporters, Y-Teens, 2, G.A.A., French Club, Strutters, 2, Home Nursing, May Day, 2, Girls' Tumbling Team, Sale Driving. ROBERT IAMES BELLES. Holy Saviour, Academic General. MILDRED GENEVIEVE BEVAN. Meyers, Commercial. Iournal Reporters, First Aid, Cheerleaders. DOLORES EILEEN BICKERT. Oliver, College Preparatory. Y-Teens, Latin Club, Sci- ence, 2, Business Staff, 2, Y-Teen Minstrel, Math Club, First Aid, A Cappella Choir, 2, Chapel Programs, Freshman Assembly, Home Nursing. IOHN BIELECKI. Grant, Academic General. Baseball. STANLEY CHARLES BIGOSKI. Meyers, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Latin Club, Sale Driving, Football, 3, Wrestling, Track. MARYANN ESTHER BIROS. Sacred Heart, Commercial. National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, A Cappella Choir, Chapel Programs. MICHAEL S. BISULCA. S, 6- S Memorial, College Preparatory. German Club, Con- servation Club lily-six Academic General. Y-Teens, Science, Basket- .... .1 Mildred Bevan Dolores Bickert Iohn Bieleclzi Stanley Biqoski Maryann Biros Michael Bisulca Barter Senzbr Class I0 Ike To the Members of the Class of l954: The ring you see pictured on the cover of your Breidlin symbolizes the realization of the hopes of almost eight thousand people who have graduated from Coughlin High School. lt signifies years of effort and is worn with pride and honor. This ring signifies much more than graduation from high school, It means that we at Coughlin hope that you will carry through life the many lessons you have learned while here. If you know the meaning of honesty, if you cherish the charm of courtesy, and if you know and practice the Golden Rule, you indeed have the right to wear the ring of Coughlin High School, As you leave Coughlin High School and start your journey through life, you will find many guideposts along the way. The decisions you make as you come to these crossroads will determine your way of life. Your life will be a symbol to others as it bespeaks good or evil, honesty or dishonesty, fairness or injustice on your part. We, at Coughlin, trust you will make decisions that will give you a richer life, many friends, and many happy and joyous years. Always remember that actions speak louder than words , and you will, as graduates of Coughlin, make your actions reflect the pride that Coughlin High School has in its graduates. May God be with you, Class of '54. Our hope for you is continued success and happiness. twenty--five Sealer Class Officers IOHN LEONARD HAROLD DEISHER IOAN SMITH RONALD LINKER President Mantle Orcltor Secretary Treasurer Class Song 'I'une-- Secret Love JAN11: r1iURlSSlNI '54 'l'hrough four short years of our young lives W6',l 6' waitea' for this very flay. Anrl. as an aneient poet wrote, These years brought gifts of work arul play. Our gratitutle, foreliermore, For days we never shall forget, Days filled with frierulship-guidanee, toog Azul. we are eller in your debt. As we bid farewell to you, we know Your priceless gifts with each of us will gog And, though we follow separate ways. Our hearts treasure always happy high school rlays. twenty-four Soczkzy Service Leadership sire for high scholastic standing and development of good character. Because of its great importance, a new tradition has been established at Coughling that is, National Honor Society Day. One day is set aside during each school year to honor the members of this society. A student assembly is held at which its mem- bers are awarded pins, and an interesting program is presentedg the society members take part. The National Honor Society has been a tradition at Coughlin High School for many years, since l92-4g and, the Class of 1954 is both pleased and proud of its representation in this national organization, We hope that membership in this society will serve as an incentive to the Class of l955 and to all of the classes to follow them. The emblem which is pictured above is very significant. The keystone shows the way virtue holds our education firm and true to life's purposes. The flaming torch symbolizes our purpose: to bring forward the light of truth. Nancy Petro Beverly Schantz Ianice Schuster Bernard Slusarz Michael Rinish Robert Schiifauer Robert Shimshock Valerie Soboleski Robert Sokol H --'ev it xfxs Andrena Stahovic Margaret Stasik lane Turissini loan Turner Walter Vernitsky Marion Walcheski Dolores Wanat Mary Warick Iames Winsock Dolores Woznicki Rita Zaledonis Arlene Zehosky lwrftily -lli only lwrr 9 9 alzbnal Honor Scholarship . fl .. -. ',,1.-,,-gn .rf t 4 , f , I , 1 1 . l l vs A 1 ' 1 1:-- '.'F777f1'-'5 .J Character Chosen tor their out- standing gualities of scholarship, character, leadership, and service to their school, forty- two Coughlin seniors were selected as mem- bers ot the l954 Na- tional Honor Society. Membership in this so- ciety is the highest honor that a senior stu- dent can receive, and only fifteen per cent ot the class is eligible, The National Honor Society pin is awarded to these students for their outstanding work Q' sq- mlx r 5 I f TN, , during their four years ot high school, This society has gained distinction throughout the nation, and it serves to 'Q , , . i .i 3, i tk 11 l 43 -v T Regina Baltuskonis Stanley Bigoski Mary Biros Loretta Blessner Maryann Blondek Madeline Budzyn '9' f 'Tx Patricia Conwell Iustine Fedak Margaret George Mary Gronski Ann Havley Mary Iones Mary Kucirko Eleanor Laux Charlotte Lesko Gail MacMillan loann Mahon as stimulate among underclassmen a de- i f 1 Mary Murphy Mary Onuler Helen Olsakowski Lucille Pelak W N UTY CHE VROLE T CO. fllUf6NHlI IHRU ks in f ywnnly OR X. G s ES Wlffllfl ffze Czffle Qf ffze Rzklg -.iffy as 'Y 'ff ,QSM-L Q. fi! - A .5:,--. 'TW ' fsi 3.32 . +1 W , ,,.. - ---'1E P b Sv ff? af A3 Q l f X1 fx X 4,-,Ml 1 J gy? e H ' We , , ,V w ,J ff K- I f' x Qhmtigxf KMA xy! f..,. ugii +- ,f ,rv- rlirlfefpe eighieen WCA , .ffm-A-r 'L K 1 '--fy . . fi It lllx H ,ff . 7' Maintenance EDWARD WILLIAMS SALVINE FIORE CULVER WOOD Custodian Assistant Custodian Custodian Cafeteria Workers First row tleft to rxghtj: Katherine Mihalick, Margaret Sayes, Mlss Eva Dlxon, dletlclan, Lottxe Record, Ann Brown Second row: Margaret NVmdcr, ISSSIS Howe, Rose Edwards First row flett to rlghtji Evans, Hauberger, Glbbons, Barnet, Peqas, Leary. Second row: Hoover, Kehles, Mlchel, Hooley, Nolan, Sprau. Third row: Dougherty, Peworchik, Allabaugh, Soltis, Ianitresses seventeen iz if Q Lgnol A. Silv Gaylord Smith Harold P. Trethaway Marie Walsh Robert A. West loanor Simaka ' Arline R. Stenson Zlata Tuhy Eleanor A. Ward Elizabeth Wiegand orothy G. Smith Fred H. Super Sarah Wagner M. Arline Weiss Myvanwy Williams sixteen Fczculiy Roster AGNES A. SILVANY SARAH WAGNER Geography, Arlvnarrr Pon Pals Club Latin, Adviser Latin Club, Frcshrnan Assembly ELEANOR SlMAlCASKI j MARIE WALSH History, Civics Shorthand DOROTHY G. SMITH Health Education, Swimming ELEANOR A- WARD English GAYLORD SMITH History M. ARLINE wsiss Music, Director A Cappella Choir AHLINE R. STENSON Arithmetic ROBERT A. WEST Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Advanced Alge- FRED H. SUPER V I I F Chemistry, Director Senior-Iunior Outing, Adviser rsemor-Iumor Outing' acuity Mcmugm National Honor Society, Iunior Ushers, Key Club e ICS HAROLD P- TRETHHWAY ELIZABETH WIEGAND Algebra, Geometry, Scheduling English ZLATA TUHY Librarian, Adviser Girls' Bowling Club, Library MYVANWY WILLIAMS Club English, Dramatics Director, Adviser Masquers FHCHZIDI Rofler t ELIZABETH MCHUGH French, Adviser French Club CECILIA B. MCKEOWN Geography, History CHARLES C. MORGAN I History l VICTORIA A. NITCH English REGINA C. O'MALLEY English CLYDE OWEN Director Symphony and Iunior High Orchestras V LOUIS PALERMO ' English, Assistant Coach Football, Freshman Basketball IAMES PAYNE Physical Education, Swimmingg Coach Basket- ball, Assistant Coach Football SARAH PAYNE Music IOSEPH PEEL Biology, Head Coach Football FRANK PENDERGAST I Health, First Aid MICHAEL POWELL World History IULE T. PRISBEK History, Civics CARL A. RICHARDS Electric Shop ROBERT A. RIEMENSNYDER German, Adviser German Club, Lettermen's Club s ANNA RUDDY Geography ANTHONY RUDDY Biology: Advisor Conservation Club, Coach Baseball R- HAROLD SAUNDERS Elizabeth McHugh Clyde Owen Frank Pendergast Anna Ruddy Guidance Counselor Cecilia B. McKeown Louis Palermo Michael Powell Anthony Ruddy Charles C. Morgan Iames Payne Iule T. Prisbek R. Harold Sound: RAY A. SAVAGE Victoria A. Nitch Sarah Payne Carl A. Richards Ray A. Savage lndL1StriC1l Arts, Woodshop Regina C. O'Malley Ioseph Peel R. A. Riemensnvder I-'rad Schmidt FRED SCHMIDT Director Band, Orchestra fifteen lrtruda C. Harrison Minerva Iackson Iharlcs F. Hensley Mary A. Iohnson Chester I. Hine Harold Iordan Mariorie Hughes William Kelly Marie Hughes Catherine Kreidler lourteen ,pus it Paul Labeda Iames I. Lavin George Lehet Alice Leorard Mary Leonard xl A r A513995 Bi nl i A' : , 5 F , 'AS ?' ,. f ik. 415 'qkv' Paul B. Lewis Agnes C. Lynch A. David Mayer Katherine McDermott Teresa McGovern FHCHZQI R offer GERTRUDE C. HARRISON English, German, Adviser Iournal Reporters CHARLES F. HENSLEY Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Visual Education Program, Adviser Student Council, Cheerleaders CHESTER I. HINE I-Iuman Relations MARIORIE HUGHES English MARIE HUGHES English MINERVA IACKSON Head School Nurse MARY A. IOHNSON English HAROLD IORDAN General Science WILLIAM KELLY History CATHERINE KREIDLER History PAUL LABEDA Clerical Training, Record Keeping IAMES I. LAVIN Driver-Education GEORGE LEHET Industrial Arts ALICE LEONARD U. S. History MARY LEONARD Algebra PAUL B. LEWIS Physics, Adviser Science Club AGNES C. LYNCH English, Clerical Training A. DAVID MAYER Office Practice, Coach Wrestling KATHERINE MCDERMOTT Clothing TERESA MCGOVERN Arithmetic Faculty Rover RUTH T. AUSTIN English, Director ot Publicity THERESA BASS Foods, Nutrition, Homemaking, Sewing RUTH G. BEHLING Art ETHEL BEIDLER Latin ARTHUR E. BOOTH Algebra, Geometry, Treasurer Publications HENRY C. BOOTH Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, Adviser Boys' Bowling Club, Entertainment FANNIE BROWN Art RITA M. CARLIN Latin, Spanish, Adviser Spanish Club, Speakers' Club BERNARD COBB Mathematics, Adviser Hi-Y MAE CONNOR Typewriting MARGARET R. CONSIDINE Clothing EARL DANIELS Machine Shop, Blueprint Reading, Shop Mathe- matics EVA V. DIXON Dietitian, Adviser Y-Teens RITA A. DOUGHER Health Education, Gymnasium, Adviser G.AiA., Strutters NELLIE E. DURKIN Typewriting ANNE N. DZURY Shorthand, Type-writing, Bookkeeping FLORENCE L. EVANS Art, Adviser Art Staff, Art Club MARGARET R. EVANS English, Adviser Board of Publications, Guid- ance Counselor, Director of Activities THOMAS A. FLAHERTY Bookkeeping, Adviser Bank Cashiers GRACE GOLDEN English ...Q-1, Was. . if ',,.q. uvvllh. Ruth T. Austin Theresa Bass Ruth G. Behling Ethel Beidler Arthur E. Booth Henry C. Booth Margaret Coneidine Fannie Brown Earl Daniels Rita M. Carlin Eva V. Dixon Bernard Cobb Rita A. Dougher Mae Connor Nellie E. Durkin Anne N. Dzury Florence L. Evan: Margaret R. Evans Thomas A. Flahert' Grace Golden tliil'lfJt't'1 THOMAS E. BRADLEY Assistant Principal Students, classes, sports, and activities are all parts ot our daily school lite' --fparts ol a plan. One most essential factor in this plan is our tacultye- friends, advisers, and ideals. Friends? Indeed, they are, for as they work with us day alter day in both classes and activities, a greater understanding and firmer foundation of loyalty is established between us. Also, they give us confidence through guid- ance and beneficial advice-advice that con- verts the most puzzling situations into tritles. And, above all, they are our ideals. They have set goals to establish better methods in their teaching techniques, and many of them study, striving to share with us their greater knowledge. Board of Education Seated tlett to riqhtbz Mr. Robert Gloman, Mr A. Arthur Dunn, Mr. Harry R. Gtllman-Presrdont, Mr. I. Harry MGYfV1Cl' Presldent Siunding: Mr. Lsrwts Yones, Mr Iohn A Gallaahor, Mr Albert H. Aston, Mr Clarence Smtth, Dr, Iohn T. Valentr Supervisors Seated Us-ft to rrghtt: Mr. Leonard Utz, Enghshg Mr. George Iones, Physrcal Educatronp Mr. Iohn Ruddy, Sctenceg Mr Iames Mycrly, Mathematlcs. Standing: Mr. Kenneth Muchler, Industrtal Artsg Mr. Ioseph Boyle, Guldanceg Mr Alfred Schlmmel, Commrfrclal Studres, MI' Merhn Gulhver, Lattn, Ml. 'Nllham Roberts, Musto tabsent when photo was taken! L-leveu MR. ALLEN E. BACON Superintendent Wilkes-Barre City Schools uirlf- N x w , Q ' x -Us 482 Lemma ALMA MATER Basal:-1 S'l'l'1I,IA .Tum-A 'U7 Haill to Coughlin, Alma Mater. Stepping stone to fame, For the stualenl and the llllIl1?lf' Will: his zeal aflnnze. When lifels rzoontime joy has If Lost in reuerie, Lilfe the glory of the sunset Srllool-rlny ilrenms we see. IllllSl1IZIl . Clmmls Wirzzzirzg in the fielzl mul forum, Keep the goal in I'l-6117.1 Shout in !'lIOI'llS for our lmnner WIIIPL, lhe Heil 117111 Blue. Plerzsmzl nzemories zflusler 'rom Of its prestige prourl, Wlllull? Ilze promise of the future liefmzs lllfllllgll every 1-lmul. H l il HBVBU MR. FRANCIS T. TRUSCOTT Because of - His kindness and tolerance His fairness and sympathy His humor and courtesy His leadership and wisdom We, the students of Coughlin High School, dedicate the l954 BREIDLIN to our principal, MR. FRANCIS T. TRUSCOTT Wlhzh the Czrcle of the Rzhg- A phone rang-first in one senior class, and then another. The great day had arrived, and news spread rapidly that the rings had been delivered. The class rings! Seniors left their class rooms and hurried to the office- thriled that, at last, the rings would actually be theirs. The class ring is the symbol of all that is best in school life-the symbol of the successful completion of twelve school years of work and play. lt is worn with great pride. The ring has no great intrinsic value, but that which it symbolizes is beyond price. Its simple'design represents all the fine traditions of our school. All the traditions of good scholarship, the development of youthful leadership, fine character, acceptance of responsibility, and willingness to serve the school. It also represents a fine relationship between students and faculty. We are proud to wear this ring, as seniors, and we shall continue to realize its importance as a symbol after graduation. It becomes a bond between those who graduate this year and all those others who have worn their class rings with pride-and those who will wear such rings in the future. Each time we seniors look at our rings we will be reminded of care- free school days that were filled with fair dreams. All our rings will be the symbols of all good things upon which we hope to model our lives. 6 five FX ADMINISTRATION Board of Education- Supervisors-Faculty- Maintenance CLASSES National Honor Society- Senior C1ass-Hornerooms- Candids ACTIVITIES Pub1ications-Outing- Senior P1ay-Clubs- Music SPORTS Footba1l-BasketbaI1- Wrestling-Basebal1-Track- Girls' Sports-Swimming .- 7716 Wrezkiflh 1954 Volume XXXI JA ' lanes H.C9ughlig Wilkes-Bdiireg Member of N. S. P. A. Icrmes M. Coughlin High School , IL ,Jr fi . -. -I a' mf 'A' XZ F' a-. -.ff ' 1 A,,':57 ,1, ' . ' W ' w ' KA . . J: Z. ff ,f . 1 , 1 4 .,. . R . L 'y , r., 4 'iv , L A M fy? A.. TJ-'I 'fi' V ' ' -fi: ' 7 'Y-F'7J?ff'I'4f'. 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