Connellsville High School - Coker Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

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.-l-l'1..T THOMAS DENEEN LUCILLE DOPPELHEU ER fit 9 Seniors I HUBERT GENEVIEVE WOODROW ELVIRA MAE MAX JANE ALICE CRAIG CRICCO CRIDER CROSSEN CUNNINGHAM DANIELS JAY HOWARD JACOB LLOYD BESSIE EARL JENNIE DANIELS DAVIS DAVIS DAWSON DeCHAMBEAU DEL SORDO HISTORY OE THE SENIOR CLASS would wander into a room that we were sure was our Early European l-listory class only to Find it was a Senior Zoology class. At last however, we got the hang ot the school and gradually things became normal. The Junior High Football team ol: IQ3O, composed chielily ot Freshmen, displayed great aptitude and marked the season with several S Page fifteen impressive victories. Later in the year, the Junior High Basket Ball team came through to talce second place in the inter-class com- petition and made a good showing, The Freshman girls won liirst place in the inter- class league lzor girls. So much For Freshman athletics. We now come to diamatics and liind that Come Out of FRANCIS PAULINE EUGENIA FRANCES DEMETRIUS DeMARCO DEROV DICK DILL DOPPELHEUER HAZEL MARTHA ELIZABETH MARTHA CORYLLE DRAGOO DRISCOLL DUGGAN DULL DURBIN O 5

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Seniors rift . k Klvi. X in lr JACK LOUISE EDWARD MAEALDA BURDETTE BURI-IANS BURRELL CALCAGNI CARMEL FRANK ROSE ANGELO CALLER CANDILORO CANESTRALE CARINGOLA I-IISTORY OF TI-IE we became members of Junior High and were permitted --- those of us who went to the city schools --- to go to the high school building For gymnasium, manual training, cooking, and swim- ming, and it was during this year that we began to get the Chatterbox and the Coker. Some of our number were on the statli ol: the Chatterbox', during this year. One day in Eebruary ot the NELLIE ROBERT CALE CALLAI-IAN COLVIN PAUL CARN ES CARNES SENIOR CLASS Seventh grade we were surprised and delighted to Find that our Colcer was now a paper instead of a magazine, as previously. In the Fall ot IQBO, over three hundred be- wildered, eager Ereshmen entered the Connells- ville I-Iigh School building. Going around as EF we were in a daze, we attempted to Find our right class room at the right time. Day aliter day, we WALTER JOSEPH ROBERT LILLIAN EDWARD JUNE CI-IORPENNING CIRILLO COLBERT COLE COLLINS COLLINS ANN WAYNE ANTHONY EARLE ROBERT RUSSELL COMINSKY CONAWAY CONTE CORKRAN COUGI-IENOUR COX Page fourteen

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SEFTIOTS BETTY JAMES EMMA HAZEL HELEN ROBERT EDWARDS EICHER EYESTER FEATHERS FIESTA FORD MARGARET WILLIAM ESTHER JOHN RAY BETTY FRANKO FRANKS FREED EURTNEY GALIARDI GALLAGHER HISTORY OE THE SENIOR CLASS the Kitchen , starring Martha Driscoll and William Woods, made a success such as is seldom scored by underclassmen -- it the box- otliice receipts are any judge ol: merit. As the highest class in the Junior I-ligh, we were in charge of many things, including the Chatterbox and through our expert guid- ance, that pulblication enjoyed a most success- ful year. Our Freshman year was, despite the seemingly large number of activities engaged in, a year ol: adjustment and we spent most OF our time becoming used to the new sur- roundingsg thereFore, the beginning OF most of our activities were in the Sophomore year. During this year, we became members of the JAMES HARRY MERLE ERNEST MARGARET AMERIGO GALLAGHER GEARY GERHARDT GERKE GERKE GIGLIOTTI RUTH MATTHEW DONALD JOHN EDWIN JOHANNA GORSUCH GRIMALDI G-ROH GRUEN GUIE GULDENSHUH Page szxteem