Connellsville High School - Coker Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

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P' Qzaaiiafll Top Row---Enos, Ecchard, Semple, Corrado, Taylor, Soissun, Zavatsky, Fisher, Marcondi, Rivosccchi, Fao. Fourth Row---Riser, Crilley, Stipa, Leasure, Hamilton, Nofchese, Conway, Fiano, Middleton, Guizi, Pryce, Ranker Third Row---Barnhart, Hart, Mysko, Laughrey, Soika, DelGrosso. Second Row---Heplcr, Ballish, Byrne, Forsythe, Watkins, Bnbor, Borromeo, Penrod, Eicher, Kefier, Hart. First Row---Whipkey, Hughes, Mosholder, Curra, Martin, Divis, Bell, Powley, Olszcwski, Pepe, Lewis. t Missing Irom picture---Ellenberger, Hooper, Morey, Smith. l The Squad l lfnrls Tackles liuclrs 'i:l,ot't-n Mosholdcr 23,100 lhmlcy :zflwvu Pepe 'Hilbert Olszewski :::D1ll1llllli7 Curra William Lewis llenr B rnc :Flack Pcnrod iglrlttfllllll llughes t Y Y .lack Eicher Wayne Forsythe 'illlcnn Whipkcy , Emerson McMullen Georgie Hart :i:Frunk Heplcr David Laughrcy John Soika :5:Frank Ballish james Guizi Tom Hamilton :i:Kcnneth Keffer Edgar Leasurz: Lawrence Soisson 'iiZail Hart Paul Taylor Fred Middleton 23.11113 DelGrosso Robert Semple Mike Mysko Czzurzls Robert Ellenberger llurry Crilhry N 1 A . Melvin Morey Philip Stipzt . run l lcutin . , , WIN! Ben William Prycc I , .lame R k, Manley Borrmneo CUUU5 J S Ean er - ,- , , , ames nos Elmer Watklnb 'Adtson Davis Paul Ech I Albert Noschese :gi arf . . Jfllm Bafbol' Homer Fisher Mike Fiano R b rt H , I A , - 0 6 Ooper .loc Rlvoseccht nthony Mareondt T N Om LOUWHY john rat, i .loe Corrado . W Charles Smith , Manager Fred Bzlrnhart :ii---l.ctlcr nicn L

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QM Qwwm The Glorious Adventure lQBusiness and Fun! Routine and Ideals iBusiness! ........... O FOR A BOOK 0 for zz book and a .shadie l1f00lf8, lfyflzer ffl-Il-1100113 or ont, Willz the green leaves ZU1IfSlJjl'iI1g overlzefle Ore the Street cryes all about, Where I may Reade all at my ease, Both of the News and Olde, For fl jollie goods Bool-ce, whereon to look Is better zo me that Golde. For the Honor of the School tChapel Pro- gram! . ......... Green Mansions lNature Program! . . Sept. ffffi oct. Adventures in Friendship f.Get Acquainted Tea! .......................... Twice Told Tales iBook Meeting! Treasure Island lScavenger Hunt! We Must March il'lalloWe'en Parade! Oct. Oct. Oct. 'Oct. XVith Malice Toward None lWorld Friend- ship! .......................... Held for Orders lBusiness! ......... Minot: Pie tThanksgiving Baskets! Old Curiosity Shop iToy Shop! ..... Nov. Nov. Nev Iffffl neg So This is Christmas QChristmas Meeting!. Dec. The Christmas Carol CCarol Singing! .... Dec. How to Live on 24 Hours a Day fHealth Meeting! ...................... Jan. Sept. Sept. CALENDAR Around the World in 80 Days iTravel Meet- ing! ................................. Show Boat lpDramatics! .............,..... She Stoops to Conquer iValentine Party!.. Tremendous TrifleslChar1n and Personality! Song of the Lark 1Music Program! ........ This Singing World lPractiee for Vespers! .. Trinity Bells lVesper Service! ............ On Nothing and Kindred Subjects CFun Pro- gram! ............................... The Romantic Comedians ...,.............. Little- Women tSophomore Day! .......... Life With Fathei iFather-Daughter Banquet! The Quest of the Four-Leaf Clover lpllleclion of Officers! ...........,............. Thirly Fathoms Deep kSwimming Party! The Perfect Trillule llnslallation! ......... Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. May Apr. Apr. Apr. May May M. .Ja ,T M Fi:-,A l

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A squad of thirty-three players, only five of whom were lettermen, accompanied by Coaches Dolde, Ruff, Barr, Anderson, and Lerew, trained at Camp Wildwood for a week previous to the opening of school. On September 19, the Cokers made their init- ial appearance of the season at Mt. Pleasant's new stadium and walked off with a 20-0. victory. Some 2500 fans jammed Fayette Field to see the first home game of the season, played against German Township. Going into the last quarter with the score deadlocked at 0-0, German Town- ship pushed over two touchdowns and handed the Gokers their first defeat of the season. On October 3, Latrobe, by completing a forty- yard pass in the last thirty seconds of the game, gave C. H. S. their second defeat. Then Bentley- ville, a new comer to our schedule, gave Gonnells- ville its third consecutive defeat by a score of 0-6. On October 17, in a sea of mud and water, G. H. S. fell before the hard-fighting Monessen Grey- hounds, score 0-26. Qwiialf Scottdale was the second team to bow to the Cokers, score 36-6. The Cokers went down fighting before a strong Uniontownleleven, score 6-18. The powerful Brownsville team, which had averaged thirty-three points per game, came to Connellsville on November 14. For three and a half quarters the Tiger fought furiously, twice get- ting deep into Brownsville territory, but in the clos- ing minutes of the game the Brownies scored two touchdowns and handed G. H. S. its sixth setback. Some 3000 chilled fans watched the Cokers end their season on Thanksgiving Day by kicking the Dunbar Mule for four touchdowns. Total points of season: Cokers: 91, Opponents: 89. If the number of victories determines the suc- cess of a team, then our gridders were not success- ful. On the other hand, if success is determined by team spirit and good sportsmanship, we will say, 'lOrchids to you, Gokers of 1936?