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

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Class Outing ff 'rf' A E -FM fx A Senior hayride. Queens of the Round Table Carol, Ann Marie, Patty, Miriam, and Nancy.

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1965 Prom uc-:en and Attendants l r , - f X3 Barbara Cywinski and Nickalene Wasil look on as Joseph Slabinski, Junior Class President, crowns June George Prom Queen. A Class Song of 1965 This is the year we've been waiting for, Now that the time is here we wait no more. All of the days and years have swiftly passed, Now our day and year have come at last. Though we must leave these ivy halls All the good times will reamin in our mem'ries of the classes, rallies, pleasant faces. We won't forget our colors Red and Blue, Now we must part and sadly say adieu. Knowledge that we have gained from you, Will help in what we do, And so we say Thank-you. Now that our high school days are almost through, Still all the years seem oh so fresh and new. Thanks to our teachers and our friends so dear, For all the fun we've had throughout the years. We won't forget the prom, the play, All the things we've done and soon, we will look back on the outing, class night, graduation. Now we are on our own and soon shall see, What ever has been planned for you and me. Now we must say to Coughlin High, With the future in our eyes, A fond so long, good-by. By: Joan Vojtek Marietta Minelli