Connellsville High School - Coker Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

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Seniors l lie. V ., . . , LECJLIA Ucllilb Si RAWII SW.-xLLOP TACCONI TERWILLINGER HELEN VICTOR ROBERT JEANNE TOTH TRUXEL VANI OY VanNA1TA HISTORY OE TI-IE Woods leading the largest cast that had ever been used in a class play in Connellsville. A traclc meet, a Frat dance, and several love alitairs along with an interior complex and memories of a spilt dish ot noodle soup, were all molded together to Form the story For the play. The class pageant had as its theme the use PEARL PAY TISSUE TOFANI WENDELL JOSEPHINE VANORSDALE VELTZ SENIOR CLASS ot leisure time and gave prooF that both the school and community are aiding and develop- ing proper use ol: leisure time in and out of school. Although busy with preparations For grad- uation, part of our number Found time to add a Few more laurels to our already large boquet by winning the stare debating title and going ANGELA WILLIAM MARY JOSEPI-IINE LEE ANNA JOHN VERNAVA WALKER WASHINGTON WEIMER WEIMER WELLING EMILY BETTY NETTIE LEE MADGE JEANNE MELVIN WELSH WHETSEL WHIPKEY WILD WILSON WINGROVE Page twenty four R

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' 'II' Seniors W. A. ELIZABETH ELIZABETH MARY E. MELDA PAUL SECHRIST, JR. SEFCHECK SHANK SHARPS SHARTZER SHEARER DOROTHY JACK MARY VIOLA DWIGHT ANNA M. SHERRICK SHIVES SHRINKLE SILCOX SKINNER SMITH HISTORY OI: THE SENIOR CLASS 1 The basket ball season brought excite- ment such as is seldom witnessed and provided thrills For many a week The Coker Annual, all this time and For many months aicterwards was being prepared For publication. Track season came and brought thrills For the out-door-sport Fan. Color Day was marked with beauty galore as we displayed our class colors and Flowers. Try-outs were announced For the Senior Class Play and For the Senior Pagaent and we all became dramatic conscious as we vied For the coveted positions. ln The poor Nut , we had l-lerbert Rack- olit, Marcella Lightburn, Fay Totani, and William JOSEPH LOIS CATHERINE LOIS HAROLD ROBERT SNYDER SOISSON SOISSON SOLOMON SPARKS SPEAR ARTHUR JEAN RUTH JAMES RUTH JOHN STANGE STAUEEER STECKMAN STEWART STEWART STEIN Pima twenty-three E

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Seniors HARRY FRANK ROBERT MEREDYTH WHLUAM GRACE WINKLER WITT WOODMANCY WOODS WOODS YOUNKIN JOSEPH MARY NELSON 1 ZAFFY ZIMMERMAN ZOLLARS HISTORY OE THE SENIOR CLASS to the third round in the national elimination. Another group, the string trio, took second place in the state contest, losing the contest by a single point. All good things must have an end and so must our class --- we Find ourselves in the present and silently we ponder over what has gone by, what is, and what will come. We lcnow that the Juniors are to talce our places in the school, even as we toolc the places of the Seniors ot a year ago. We know that in a Few days we will hear the class ser- mon, witness the class day exercises, and go through the various ceremonies connected with graduation. We suppose that Friends will wish us God speed on our new venture. But after that . . . what? Whatever happens, wherever we go, we want to hold the memory ol: Connells- ville l-ligh School and the Four years spent here Fresh in our memories . . . and we thinlc that we will. f