Connellsville High School - Coker Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

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9 Wy- '- f A1-Iiglpvgel Dedication D. H. LOREE INCE the autumn of 1928, when we first made the M acquaintance of our principal, Mr. Loree, there has been growing in our hearts an admiration for him which can come only from close Contact with one of attractive and inspirational personality who fills superbly a respon- sible position. ln the five years he has been with us, Mr. Loree has endeared himself to ns as our personal friend and oo-workerg so to him, we, the staff of 1933, affectionately dedicate this annual.

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Foreword W HEN the members of the class of 1933 have gradu- ated into a world of big things and are doing their share of the history-making deeds, it will give them great pleasure to look into this book and recall the happy in- cidents of their last year in High School. The staff, in publishing this book, hopes thaxt its owners will be proud bo exhibit it as a book that has completely filled its pur- pose and is a crowning example of the workmanship of that class.

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Class Song I ' Tune- A Little Street Where Old Friends Meet Schooldays, schooldays, now they are through, Thait's why we feel so blue. Sad times, glad times, we've known with you, Now we must bid adieu. II Sehooldays, schooldays, it hardly seems real, They have all sped away, School pals, true pals. we love so dear, Now we must bid farewell. Chorus lt's time fto say good-by to C. H. S., Our hearts are filled with deep regret, At first it seemed so long, But now it's reached its end, And now we realize our cares and woes begin. Although we leave you now, We're all quite sure Your memories will long remain, Now we must say good-by to C. H. S., Farewell to school day happiness.