Connellsville High School - Coker Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

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SGUIOVS 0 , ,, I t , .PVZ A A, I s id!! L 5 PAULINE THOMAS ANDREW MARY WOODROW STANLEY LONGANECKER LOUDERBACK LUCAS LUCAS LUCAS LUCZAK HELEN EARL JAMES BETTY KENNETH ANNA LOUISE LUJACK MAG-DOVITZ MAHOKEY MANSBERGER MARIETTA MARIETTA HISTORY OE THE SENIOR CLASS Sophomore pIay, starring I-IeIen McCoy and Herbert Rackott. The theatre critic ot the Coker ot IQ32 says, Its reputation as one ot the Funniest comedies produced on the Ameri- can stage in the past twelve years was abIy supported by a careFuIIy selected cast. The presentation ot our Junior year Be- Iieve It Or Not had in the Ieading roles, Donna Jones and Hubert Craig. Soon after the beginning ot the second semester, the most noted ot our number were seIected to membership in the Nationai Honor Society, the highest honor that may be con- ferred upon a student of ConneIIsviIIe High School, As the Secretary ot the organization opened the communication From the committee RALPH DOROTHY MARGARET ROCCO PAUL VEDONICA MARILLA MARTIN MARTIN MARZANO MATO MATTIS PAUL DONALD RAYMOND HELEN JANET LOIS MENUCHI MERANDA MESTREZAT MICKEY MILLER MILLER

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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

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wwf ' qvvuqrwzlw- '- v Seniors I 'fs 5 I Vfit., 'Fw xi U L-'1- I ' I f i r ' l f f ia had MARGARET ROY MELVIN OSCAR PAUL MILLER MILLER MILLER MILLER VIRGINIA WALTER THELMA MICHAEL MINER MISKINIS MIXEY MOLINARO HISTORY OI: THE on election, more than three hundred Juniors were in a crouching position, ready to spring to the stage when their names were announcedg those who were not selected, buried their envy and congratulated the luclcy Few. At the beginning ol: the Senior year and again at the halt, other persons were taken into the brother- hood. WILBERT WILLIAM MILLER MILLER EUGENE JOHN MONGELLO MOORE SENIOR CLASS Then came the Class day exercises For the Class of '33 and our subsequent rise to supremacy. As a good will gesture it was ar- ranged that as they marched From their assem- bly seats to the stage, we should march into the auditorium and take the vacated places. Solemnly, this ceremony tool: place -- the reader will pardon us it we admit that we were DOROTHY IRWIN CORA BELLE DOROTHY NORMAN WILLIAM MORRIS MORRIS MORROW MORTIMER MULLEN MYERS WINIFRED MARY E, HELEN EDWARD WILLIAM ' WAYNE MCCLASKEY MQCORMICK McCOY MCCIJSKER McGANN McGUINNESS Pays twenty If 1.