Connellsville High School - Coker Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

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Tribute GRACE E. WALKER Explaining the merits and demerits of various plans, ad- vising as to the expediency ot certain movements, sug- gesting better methods ol: approach, supplying ideas when ideas were laclcing, and encouraging when dis- couragement prevailed: these were the activities ot Miss Grace Wallcer, literary adviser ot this Colfer. Without Miss Walker we would have Fallen by the roadside long since, ix '4 WILLARD L. LEWIS To Fill the position of business adviser, the Colcer is honored to have Willard L. Lewis, who through his natural abilities, has not only made this year boolc a Financial success but has given the members ot the business statt an example in business leadership that will help them in later lite. lcv. MARLIN W. I-IARTMAN One picture tells more than a thousand words is a state- ment that is Familiar to all, Because pictures play such a large part in this Annual, it is necessary that the per- son in charge ol: talcing snapshots should be thoroughly competent and able to talce the individual photograph so as to create the best ettect. No one could be Found who Could Fill the position OF snapshot photographer to a better advantagelthan Marlin We Hartman. Priya' Iwi

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Faculty English Grace Adams, Elvada Marshall Eleanor Roland, Harold A. Swank, Emma S. Stewart A' l Social Science Mae Zimmerman, Joseph A. Lerew, E. Stanley Phillips, Beulah Gilmore, Willard L. Lewis Ruth L. Graham, Don W. Campbell, Grace E. Walker Commercial Charles D. Sisley, C. E. Anderson Cornelia V. Harrison, Agnes C. l-lotfman, Gerald Munson Mary Elizabeth Woodworth, Alma C. Thompson .Wai Sciences J. Earle Hildebrand, David C. Guhl, J. Frederick l-lunter, Andrew R. McNeil, Paul A, Brown Mary Frances Kurtz, Dorothy Grifliin, Prudence Walters, Virginia Foltz, Eleanor McClelland, John F. Lewis, paul A. Keightley I'rry1' n im' Teachers Not Pictured Allison Marshall . Science Luella Oglevee . English Ruth Sensbach . Social Science Madeline Washburn Music

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' CfIASS.1 Each ciass has its own vitai and important part to play in the life of Conneilsville High SchooL and each has equaiiy weii dispiayed its capacity for woric and its wilf- ingness to cooperate. All the way from the Seniors, rounding out their fourth year of service, down to the Freshmen, whose duty it was to fearn what wifi be required of them in years to come, each class has faithfuiiy done its part to support and raise the high standards of its school.