Connellsville High School - Coker Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

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,E ---, W.,- Seniors WINEIELD JOSEPHINE HAROLD CARL LAURA KATHRYN MQMULLEN NARDINE NICKELSON NORRIS NORTON OGLEVEE LUCILLE DOROTHY JENNIE HELEN WILMA RICHARD O'HARA O'NEIL g ORAZI ORBIN ORNDORF PARKER HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS Feeling very proud over our coup d'etat. Came the time when we had our Iast First day. For the Iast time we were permitted to Iisten as we were assigned to home rooms, For the Iast time we enjoyed the meeting ot new teachers and getting First impressions ot the various subjects. And as we sat in the dim- ness of the auditorium waiting For the business to start, many of us wondered wheresthe pro- verbial dignity wasfi At Iastibecause-wezcouid discover no trace ot any newztorce fwithinfour souIs or bodies, we decided :jthatifdignity must develop and that it would graduaIIy grow on us. We were mistaiceng there is no such thing as dignity. The only difference between, our Feeling now and Iiour years agofis thatzwe are now sorry to Ieave C. I-I. S. DOMINIC FELICIA CHARLES ROBERT DALE JOSEPH CATHERINE PASSALAQUA PASSARO PASTORS PATTERSON PI LLA PITTS MARTHA LOUISE HAROLD RALPH DONALD ALBERT PORT POWLEY PRINGLE PRINGLE PRYTULAK PUJIA Page twenty-one OE

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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.

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.. -VE ,- Seniors . C' L I 4 'U HERBERT VIRGINIA ELEANOR HELEN RACKOFF RANDOLPH RATH BURN RAUDMAN AGNES CLARENCE FLOYD MARY ELLEN REILLEY RENDINE RESH REIMER HISTORY OF THE So much For Feeling ---we hadn't got Fully settled before the year's round of events start- ed at Full speed. Even before school opened, our Football boys were practicing down on Fayette Field, preparing For the hardest season Faced by the Cokers in many years. The Coker campaign started a Few weeks after school opened with the decision that the 'TW ' - . mi .5 I .i1'I1 OUENTIN ROBERT REAGAN REED LLOYD CHARLES RINOER ROBINSON SENIOR CLASS Coker wcfrld go on. The captains oF the various rooms pushed the subscription list to a new high. Student Council Treorganizedwand elected three Seniors to the three executive positions. K The girl ReserveTCabinet came back From Guard, Maryland, ready to start the year's pro- gram ol: Stars -M leaving their Snipes behind. ALBERT RUSSEI. JOSIEPHINE LOUISE HAROLD JOSEPHINE ROCK ROMESBURG RUGOERI RULLI SAGER SATINE FRANK AMELIA MARTHA RUTH BEATRICE VIRGINIA SCHERIS SCHIAVONI SCHICK SCHROYER SCOTT SCOTT fs- 1 I y Pafqfltwenty-two Ir-