Connellsville High School - Coker Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

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rug- SGFIIOI' S - qq , I I I JOHN ELEANOR THELMA PAUL WILLIAM CARRIE GUZI HAIRSTON HALEY HALL HALL HARMON MERLE RAYMOND RUTH JEANNE WILLIAM ROBERT HARSHMAN HART HART HAY HAY HAZEN HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS Girl Reserves, Big Sisters, and various clubs. OF course we went out For basket ball, Foot- ball, track, and tried to get on tlwe Coker staff. During our tentlw year, Student Council, tlwe governing body of tbe bigli scbool, institut- ed a plan of intra-mural activity embracing con- tests between tlie various lwcme rooms, and classes. Sucb competition Iwad occasionally been held before but on an unorganized basis. The liirst years activities included lwome room singing, basket ball, and debating. As an ex- ample oli tlwe progress tbat our class bas lwelped to bring about, we lwave but to compare the activities ot tlwis past year with the beginning. Tlwere are now included on tl'1e sclwedule, not only the original activities but class basket ball, LOUISE JAMES EARL REIDE DOROTHY CHARLES HEAVNER HENNESY HENRY HENRY HILLIARD HIXENBAUGH OCCALETTA ELIZABETH VERNICE CHARLES FRANCES HARRIET HOLMES HOLZER HOOVER HORNER HUEY HUMPHREY Page seventeen - O

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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

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SSHIOTS MARY JANE DONALD DONNA LEORA I-IUSS HYATT JONES KEEPER LESTER CHESTER ROWENA SARA KING KIRKA KLINGENSMITH KOOSER HISTORY OE THE volleyball, swimming, mushball, and traclc, all sponsored by the students through the Council. Another change brought during the Sopho- more year was the new club program. Previous- ly, all clubs met atter school, but, as this pre- vented many out-of-town students From par- ticipating, it was decided that most clubs would meet on Thursday morning during assembly VIRGINIA LAURENE KEEPER KERN HELEN MARIE KRUPER KUHN SENIOR CLASS period. In order to meet the desire For greater variety, many clubs were added to the roster and others changed their purposes. Since its introduction, only two years ago, the program has been constantly revised and changed to meet greater needs and demands. On the stage, after many hours spent in rehearsing, there at last appeared Billy , the MARY JESS LEROY GAIL GENEVIEVE LAIRD LnGRAN DE LAMANNA LANE LEASHER LEASIJRE LEEDER SARA LAWRENCE MARY M. GLADYS NUNZIO FRANK LEICHLITER BRUNO LIGHTBURN LILLEY LaGRANDE LIGRECO Pays ewhteen