Connellsville High School - Coker Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

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2 ' 'KII1f 1!I'55'l!f ? 'Q. ,L Seniors President I Harold Sager Secretary Eugenia Dick Vice-President Herbert Reckoiiii 4..if ....u..sa..ev.x.. Class Colors Jade and Silver Class Flower White Rose . . . I In

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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.

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SGHIOFS WILLIAM JOE MARY CATHERINE CLYDE LORETTA MARTHA ADDIS ANGLE ANSELL BAER BAILOR BAILOR HELEN WILLIAM LEONA LEONA ROBERT LOIS BAKER BALSLEY BARNHART BEATTY BEEMAN BENFORD HISTORY OE THE SENIOR CLASS WELVE years ago last September, there Hjbppeared within the realm of knowledge, a new class, Founded in the idea ot better citizens For a better world and dedicated to the purpose of learning as much as possible in the twelve years that they were to spend within the portals of the various institutions ot learning that they were to attend. The First Few years were spent in learning to read, write, and do simple arithmetic problems. The only extra-curriculum activities were the Spring Festivals, programs including interpretive dancing, singing, and drills. The First great addition to the curriculum came when we entered the seventh grade. Then NELLIE LAMBERT MARY IRENE GEORGE MARGARET BIRD BITTINGER BLAIR BLUBAUGH BOWMAN BOWMAN JOHN KENNETH BETTY ELEANOR THOMAS MARGARET BREAKIRON BROOKS BROWN BROWN BROWN BROWNING Page thirteen